To-day’s Racing News
Galloping
MEETINGS TO COME.
April 15, 17—'Beaumont and Tuapeka
Combined. April 15. —Hawke’s Bay J.C. April 15, 17 —Fielding J.C. April 15, 17.—Auckland R.C. April 15, 17, 18.—Riverton R-C. April 17. —Waipukurau J.C. April 17. —Kumara R.C. April 17, 18.— Canterbury J.C. April 19. —Westland R.C. April 21, 22.—Greymouth J.C. April 22.—Hawke’s Bay J.C. April 22, 24.—Avondale J.C. April 26.—Reefton J.C. April 26. —Marton J.C. April 29. —Franklin R.C. BIG DIVIDENDS AT WESTPORT. AFFECT TOTALISATOR FIGURES
Favoured with beautiful weathei yesterday, the Westport jockey Club concluded its annual meeting. Theie was a large public attendance, and racing was decidedly interesting. Close finishes were seen in every race, and the meeting passed off without any accident of a serious nature, occurring. The meeting was remarkable for the number of dividends paid, which exceeded double figures, and those that went close to double figures. It was not a good gathering for the club, nor for that matter for the public generally, as the money paid out was confined to a few. Considering that weather conditions on Saturday were a handicap to the Club, and the large dividends returned, the result of the gathering must be deemed satisfactory. Yesterday’s figures were £5432, as against for the corresponding day last year,, the total for the meeting being £10,399a, as against £11,639 last year, a decrease of £ 12395. Concluding results of yesterday’s fixture were: —
GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, 6 furlongs:—
9-7 Miss M. C. Wilson’s b.g. MONASTIC (Pombal-Cowl), 4yrs (C. McCarthy), 8.5 .. • • •• 1 1-1 J. Darwell’s b.m. LADY RENE, 6yrs (A. Eastwood) 7.6 .. 2 6-6 Cambridge and Bowker’s b-g. ROYAL SCEPTRE, syfs (JW. Jennings), 8.3 .. ..3 Also started: 2-4 Full Crop (A. E. Ellis) 8.12, 4-3 Projection (R. Drinkwater) 8.12, 5-5 Awamutu (V. Lee) 8.5, 3-2 Little Wonder (J. Craig) 8.2, 8-8 Flower (Robinson) 7.13, 7-9 Subdivision (G. Humphries) 7.12, 10-10 New Boy (A. Messervey) 7.0. Won by a head; half a length. Time 1.16 3-5.
WAIMANGAROA HANDICAP TROT, 1* miles: — 2- H. M. Lynch’s ch.m. QUEEN AUTHOR (Author Dillon-In-dian Child), syrs (F. G. Lynch) scr. • • • • * * . • • 1-1 F. Scott’s b.m. PLAIN PEARL, 4yrs (owner), 12 .. •• 2 5-5 H. Grigg’s ch.g. GLENGOWRIE, syrs (owner) scr .. .. 3 Also started: 3-3 Royal Wrack (G. S. Smith), Lorelei (W. Paterson) (bracketed'), 8-8 Cling Clang (L. Morganty), 10-10 Eastern Queen (J. Arundel), 9-11 Levanter (Peterson) scr., 4-4 Cinema (T. Burrows) 12, 5-6 Admiral Wrack (A. G. Kearns) 36, 7-7 Fernbrook Lass (W. Roche) 60, 11-9 War Chance (J. Spillane). Won by one and a-half lengths: half a. length. Times: 3.34 3-5, 3.33 4-5, 3.35 2-5. COLVIN HANDICAP, 7 furlongs. 4-4 N. Simpson’s b.m. PAKITERE (Arausio-Te Aupaki) Gyrs, AE. Ellis) 8.13 1 1-1 Miss M. C. Wilson’s b.g. TAKU TAMA, aged (C. McCarthy) 8.11 2 3- E. W. Spencer’s b.m. JAEL, syrs (R. Coveny) 8.1 .. • • 3
Also started: 2-2 Coll (G. Humphries) 8.8, 5-7 Noteworthy (R. Drinkwater) 8.6, 6-6 Coomassie (J. W. Jennings) 8.2, 7-5 Shootist (Robinson) - 8.2, 8-8 Atone (J. Moore) 8.6. Won by two lengths; a neck. Timo 1.30 2-5. CHARLESTON HANDICAP, 6 furlongs:— 1- H. Duggan’s ch.m. KNOCKLONG (Huting Song-Knock-lyn) 4yrs (A. Eastwood) 8.10.. 1 ' 4-4 E. W. Spencer’s ch.g. IMASURVEY, 4yrs (R. Coveny) 7-10.. 2 2- W. R. Simpson’s blk.m. GOLD SAND, syrs (A. Ells) 8.13 .. 3
Also started: 5-5 Plampden (R. Flower) 8.3, 3-3 Reserve Rund (A. Messervey) 7.8, 7-7 Fallow (Robinson) 7 5, 6-6 Dawn o’ Day (Gonn) 7.9 (inc. 61b penalty), 8-8 Marmoration (J. Moore) 7-2. Won by a length each way. Time 1.16.
FAREWELL HANDICAP, 6 furlongs 80 yards:—
2 T. Smith’s blk.m. "WHITE DOE (Royal Stag-Snowland) 6yrs (A. E. Ellis) 8)10 .. • • 1 4 M. Johnston’s ch.g. EATON .HALL, syrs (R. Coveny) 8.1 . . 2 3 Mrs W. A. Fuller’s br.m. MILADL 4yrs (Drinkwater) 8.13 3
Also started: 3 Purse (Robinson) 8.3. Won by one and a-half lengths; half a length. Time 1.21 2-5.
HOW THEY RAN.
Dawn o’ Day: After getting away well, in the Flying Handicap, yesterday, drifted lo fourth position, but in the straight had too strong a finish. She paid over a score to win, and a very acceptable price on the place machine.
Marmoration: Ran a much improved race yesterday than she did on Saturday. She was early with the leaders, but when it came to finishing, she was found wanting. A stake should come her way before the circuit has finished, as she will improve with racing. Marmoration is now in J. Walsh's stable.
Gold Arrow: Was always in the firing line, in the Flying Handicap, and the racing at West port will improve her. An Inquiry:
There was an inquiry into the running of Dawn o’ Day, and Gold Arrow yesterday, as compared with that of Saturday. The explanation of the parties was accepted.
Ravine’s Westport Cup: . Ridden in behind the leaders, Ravine came away in the straight, and took the lead fifty yards from the post, to win the Westport Cup, in convincing fashion. This horse was much benefited by Saturday’s race, and should win again before the circuit has concluded.
Had Every Chance: Argentic had every chance in the Westport Cup race, but was not good enough in the run home. Yet on the big side, Argentic will be improved as a result of his recent outings. A big track will be more to his advantage, and the C.J.C. meeting might find him leading a field home.
Fought for Her Head: Miss Mercia juipped out smartly in the Westport Cup, and careered away, well clear of the others, and fighting with A. Eastwood for her head. She would not be steadied, and as a result ran herself out after a mile had been covered. Shorter distances suit her better. Lost His Rider:
After a few yards had been covered in the Westport Cup, Gold Bag was noticed running at the rear of the field, with an empty saddle, C. Eastwood, the rider, having been dislodged. He did not sustain injury. 111-Favoured in Running:
■ A fast favourite on both machines, Lady Rene was regarded as unbeatable in the Scanlon Handicap yesterday. She met witli interference, being knocked back, and galloped on during the race. With a splendid effort in the straight she overhauled the leaders, but when acclaimed as the winner, Monastic, with a great effort, got up to beat her on the post. Fir,st Out-First Home:
Pakitere was one of the form horses that won yesterday. She was taken to the front at barrier rise, and A. Ellis kept her up to her work all through. She won well, but weight will now greatly handicap her winning yet she is better now than she has been for many a day.
Slow to Find Feet: Jael is not the best looking horse that one would wish to see on a racecourse, but she is a bull-dog finisher. She is slow to find her feet, and generally gives the opposition a start. She did -this yesterday, but although standing several of the others upgood starts at the bottom of the straight, she came with her usual finishing effort to get third. His turn is not far distant, and he is capable of running out a strong mile-
Not Yet Ready: A horse that raced at Westport, and which will improve is Coll. He was not quite ready, but next week’s meetings will probably see him holding a prominent place, in whatever races he contests.
Knocked Twice: Only a handful, but built of the material that makes winners, that honest little galloper, Knocklong, won in her two starts at Westport. She will race at the C.J.C. meeting, and can be depended upon to make a bold showing. Her. victories at Westport occasioned her no serious effort.
Stopped Quickly: Awamutu cannot stay for much over live furlongs. He had every chance to win yesterday, but after leading to the straight, was left without a gallop. Five furlongs in his distance.
Monastic's Great Surprise: Monastic was ridden a good race when he won yesterday. McCarthy kept him for a run in the straight, and he responded well, to hold off the fastfinishing Lady Rene, by a head. Monastic returned a. win dividend of more than a quarter of a century. White Doe:
Was a picture of fitness at Westport. She won the Farewell Handicap yesterday like a good one, and as easily as she won the Morley Handicap on the opening day. Jumping out smartly, White Doe led Purse, but the latter could not make any impression on the leader, who shook off a challenge by the fast-finishing Eaton Hall, and won full of running. Her next, outing will be at Hokitika.
Not So Good:
Many who placed their trust in Miladi at Westport, do not now consider her as any great champion. She had an uninterrupted run in the race for the Cup yesterday, and although she finished second, it was no outstanding effort. In the Farewell Handicap she had every chance to make amends but although again made favourite, the confidence placed in her ability was not justified.
Eaton Hall: Ran well, but not quite good enough, at Westport. He is rounding into good racing condition, and is developing into a determined finisher. A stake should come his way before long. He was slow to find his feet at Westport, otherwise he would have been close to the winners in his races. He requires vigorous riding. Gold Sand:
Was carrying a little too much condition at Westport, and failed to stand up to a hard finish. The racing will improve her, and she will have many friends in her next start, which will probably bo at Kumara. She did not get away too smartly yesterday, but came with great speed up the straight, but had had enough fifty yards from the post.
Noteworthy: Did not show at Westport that he is likely to recover the form that stamped him as a, good galloper two seasons ago. He is only seven years old. but has apparently lost his speed, for it is a long time since he galloped with any freedom. It is doubtful whether Mr. W. S. Clark will persevere with Noteworthy after Easter racing, if he does not show better form than he did at Westport. Reserve Fund:
Looked in good shape at Westport, but although she began smartly, and held a prominent position over the early stages, she petered out. when coming up the straight. The racing might, improve her, but just_now she does not appeal. Reserve Lund will be raced throughout, the Coast circuit.
Expensive Trio: Three horses seen out at Westport that, might, be said to have very poor prospects of paying for their keep l , and making a. return for the outlay necessary to race them, are Atone, Gold Bag and Subdivision. They appear to have had their day, and judging from support accorded them on the totalizator, the public realise this.
Will Win in Turn:
Imasurvey is a galloper with free action, and a long stride. She is a promising young performer, and one that will win in her turn. Imasurvey disappointed in the opening event yesterday, but when contesting the Charleston Handicap ran really well. After getting away slowly, she gradually improved her position, and beat the others in the race as easily as Knocklong beat her. By Surveyor— Imaribbon, Mr. E. W. Spencer’s galloper is bred along lines that give hei* speed and stamina. Surveyor was a high-class performer on the New Zealand turf, and Imaribbon, in 1920, won the Feilding, Foxton and Marlborough Cup races.
Knocklong Re-handicapped: A message from Christchurch today advises that Knocklong, as a result of her Westport victories, has been re-handicapped for the Papanui Handicap, at the C.J.C. meeting, her allotted weight being now 8.2, in place of 7.11.
Not Going to Ellerslie: An Auckland message states that Refresher was scratched for all engagements at Ellerslie, at 2.24 p.m yesterday. Riverton Re-handicaps:
Re-handicaps for the Riverton meeting are: —Waiau Steeplechase: Pinion lOst 21b; Great Western Steeplechase: French Fleet 10.1; Visitors’ Hack: Slaemish 8.7, Irish Birdcatcher 8.4, Great Shot 8.2, Clara Bow 7.13, Fair Vision 7.10; Pourakino Handicap: Royal Duke 8.11.
Yet to Score: Mr. W. H. Ballinger’s horses, Shootist, Flower, Fallow and Purse, look well, but they failed to score a winning bracket at Westport. Purse, a three-year-old filly, is a stylish-looking galloper and is the one most likely to do best over the circuit. Flower is not the horse she was when racing on the Coast twelve months ago. She stood at the post last Saturday, but got away well yesterday, only to close up quickly in the straight.
HANDICAPS FOR KUMARA. [PER PBEBS ASSOCIATION.] WESTPORT, April 10. Kumara Racing Club handicaps for the meeting on Easter Monday are: — TRIAL STAKES, 5£ furlongs. Nocturnis Helen Hayes
The following are the nominations for the autumn meeting of the Greymouth Jockey Cub on Friday, April 21, and' Saturday, April 22: —
FIRST DAY. Novice Stakes, furlongs.—Lady Valkyrie, Knockany, Shimata, Silver Sight, Dahis, Diable, Knockbain, Gold Well, Sir Leighton, Marmoration, Nocturnus, Arrowrose.
Mawhera TTot (harness), 1 mile 3 furlongs.—Lough Erne, Glengowrie, Mary de Oro, Rey Spec, Cinema, Plain Pearl, Myrtle Dillon, Shawinghan, Royal Time, Ezywurk, Directum, Marvin Bingen, Dawn Sonoma, ‘ Major Brent, Queen Author, Lorelei, Admiral Wrack, Levanter. Stewards’ Handicap, 65 furlongs.— Marfich Felluce, Dainty Ways, Fortalice, Little Wonder, Solvear, Jael, Miss Mercia, Shimata, Buoyant, Scarlet Pimpernel, Verden, Knjcklong, Shootist, Hampden, Gold Sand, Pakitere, Reserve Fund, Projection, Arrowmaid. Hannan Memorial, 11 miles. —Eaton Hall, Gold Bag. Miss Mercia, Lady Reno, Fleeting Glance, Don Jose, Rational IL, Polydora, Riri, Flower, Coomassie, Ravine, Coll. Flying Handicap, 55 furlongs.— Imasurvey, Royal Sceptre, Helen Hayes, Arrowmid, Mataa, Purse, Cinders, Hampden, Awamutu, Full Crop, Haulbowline, Atone, Subdivision. Kaiata. I’rot (harness), 1 mile. — Lough Erne, Glengowrie, Mary de Oro, Town Crier, Cinema, La Rinkie, Parallax, Plain Pearl, Myrtle Dillon, Royal Time, Asterisk, Ezywurk, Superb, Marvin Bingen, Dawn Sonoma, Major Brent, Match Glow, Queen Author. Royal Wrack:, Admiral Wr.tr];, L.evantcr.
Metropolitan Hack Handicap, 7 furlongs.—Eaton Hall, Marfich Felluce, Lady Valkyrie, Imasurvey, Kuockany, Silver Sight, Shimata, Diable, Scarlet Pimpernel, Verden, Helen Hayes, Animated, Arrowmid, Fallow, Gold Well, Gold Arrow, Nocturnes, Marmoration, Reserve Fund.
Otira Highweight Handicap, 7 furlongs.—Eaton Hall, Fortalice, Little Wonder, Jael, Lady Rene, Don Jose, Polydora, Noteworthy, Animated, Coo-
massie, Gold Sand, Pakitere, Col), Projection. SECOND DAY. Trial Stakes, ft furlongs.—Lady Valkyrie, Knockany, Silver Sight, Bon Tray, Dahis, Diable, Gold Well, Knockbain, Sir Leighton, Marmoration, Arrow Rose. Dobson Trot (harness), 1 mile 3 furlongs.—Chancellor Boy, Glengowrie, Mary de Oro, Binscarth, Town Crier, Rey Spec, I inema, La Rinkie, Parallax, Plain Pearl, Myrtle Dillon, Shawinghan, Royal Time, Asterisk, Ezywurk, Directum, Marvin Bingen, Dawn Sonoma, Ma jor Brent, Queen Author, Lorelei, Levanter, Admiral Wrack.
Railway Handicap, 6J furlongs.— Eaton all, Fortaiice, Solvear, Imasurvey, Miss Merc ia. Royal Sceptre, Scarlet Pimpernel.. Veren, Animated, Shootist, Hampden, Cinders, Gold Sand, Full Crop, Projection, Arrowmaid.
President’s Handicap, 1 mile. — Eaton Hall, Little Wonder, Solvear, Jael, Gold Bag, Lady Rene, Fleeting Glance, Don Jose, Rational 11., Polydora, Riri, Knocklong, Flower, Awamutu, Ravine, Pakitere, Coll, Arrowmaid.
Runanga Hack Handicap, 5J furlongs.—Marfich Fe.luce, Lady Valkyrie, Imasurvey, Knockany, Silver Sight, Shimata, Dahis, Diable, Scarlet Pimpernel, Verden, Helen Hayes, Arrowmid, Purse, Cinders, Gold Arrow, Nocturnus, Marmo ration, Haulbowline, Reserve Fund. Omoto Trot (saddle), 1 mile. —Chancellor Boy, Binscarth, Town Crier, La Rinkie, Myrtle Dillon, Ezywurk, Directum, Superb, Marvin Bingen, Dawn Sonoma, Major Brent, Lorelei, Royal Wrack, Admiral Wrack. Ahaura Highweight Handicap, 7 furlongs.—Eaton Hall, Marfich Felluce, Dainty Ways, Fortaiice, Jael, Lady Rene, Don Jose, Polydora, Noteworthy, Animated, Fallow, Coomassie, Pakitere, Coll, Projection. Farewell Handicap, 61 furlongs.— Eaton Hall, Little Wonder, Gold Bag, Miss Mercia, Shimata, Royal Sceptre, Buoyant, Rational 11., Shootist, Hampden, Gold Well, Gold Sand, Full Crop, Haulbowline, Atone, Subdivision. WESTLAND NOMINATIONS The following are the nominations for the Westland Racing Club’s Easter meeting to be held on April 19: — Trial Handicap, 5J furlongs—Marmoration, Shamata, Silver Sight, Dalias, Diable, Lady Valkyrie, Gold Well, Helen Hayes, Knocyany, Monipere.
President’s Handicap, 7 furlongs— Eaton Hall, Reserve Fund, White Doe, Shootist, Verden, Little Wonder, Purse, Silver Sight, Polydora, Jael, Solvear, Miss Mercia, Dawn o’ Day. Express Handicap Trot, 1 mile — Myrtle Dillon, Asterisk, Lough Erne, Major Brent, Superb, Directum, La Rinkie, Parallax, Royal Wrack, Eastern Queen, Glengowrie, Marvin Bingen, Levanter, Dawn Sonoma, Cinema, Town Crier.
Autumn Handicap, 1% miles —Eaton Hall, Fallow, Flower, Riri, Pakitere, Ravine, Don Jose, Rational 11., Polydora, Coll, Atone, Gold Bag, Coomassie, Lady Rene. Rimu Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs— Hampden, Reserve Fund, Marmoration, Purse, Arrowmid, Shamata, Dahas, Scarlet Pimpernel, Diable, Gold Arrow, Imasurvey, Lady Valkyrie, Cinders, Helen Hayes, Dawn o’ Day, Knockany, Monipere, Solitaire 11. Highweight Handicap, 7 furlongs— Eaton Hall, Fallow, Verden, Pakitere, Shootist, Flower, New Boy, Animated, Silver Sight, Coll, Atone, Jael, Lady Rene.
Dominion Handicap Trot, 11 miles — Myrtle Dillon, Lough Erne, Chancellor Boy, Major Brent, Superb, Directum. La Rinkie, Parallax, Mary de Oro, Lorelei, Eastern Queen, Glengowrie, Levanter, Dawn Sonoma, Cinema. Final Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Hampden, White Doe, Flower, Awamutu, Little Wonder, Shootist, Purse, New Boy, Animated, Royal Sceptre, Ration al 11., Full Crop. Solvear, Miss Mercia, Gold Well, Buoyant, Solitaire 11.
FEILDING ACCEPTANCES
FEILDING, April 10.
Acceptances for the first day (April 15) of the Feilding J.C. Easter meeting are:—Kawakawa Handicap, 1 mile and a distance. —Adventus 10.5, Chief Line 10.4, Miss Hushabye 9.5, Red Flush 9.5, Okopua 9.4, Fine Acre,* Park Acre, Mercian Prince, Crown Link 9.0. Ongo Hack Handicap. 6 furlongs.— Chief Marionette 8.9, King Win 8.8, Beaconsfield 8.5, Miss Cavendish 8.3, Kotahi Eka 7.11, Lapstone 7.11, Tentcall, Freeze 7.10, King Peg, Pladie 7.9, Dick Whittington 7.5, Koreroa 7.7, Beryl Latour 7.6. Manchester Handicap, 1:1 miles. — View Halloo 9.0, Chopin 8.6, Spearful 8-6, La Poupee 8.0, Richfield 7.8, Shrewd 7.4, Copper King, Juggle 7.0. Maiden Stakes— Toxmiss, Eka Tere, Sir Romeo, and Tax, Whetuma, Golden Empire, Ebeum, Thomist, Perimeter.
Mangaono Handicap. 6 furlongs.— Souchong 9.6, Arisus 8.11, Hunt the Slipper 8.11, All Humbug 7.13, Pomp 7.9, Farmer 7.7, Beau Galante 7.3. Taonui Nursery Handicap, 5 furlongs.—Spiral 8.1, Hint, Stadium, Clarion Call, Gaycourt, All Spirit 7.9, Rust, Hark Forrard, Pukehou 7.7. Onepuhi Hack Handicap, 1 mile and a distance- —Takakua 9.0, Davistock 8.13, Fairway 8.9, Ida Merling 7.13, Royal Papa, Beryl Latour, Cotfield, Royal King 7.7. Halcombe Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Consent 9.6, Habit 8.12, Richfield 8.10, Arvada 8.1, Knollmere 8.0, Leisure 7.11.
WAIRARAPA FIELDS. MASTERTON, April 10. Wairarapa R-C. acceptances for the first day of its autumn meeting. April 15, are:— Newmarket Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Royal Bengal 9.0, Good Hunting 8.3, Sir Pombal 7.11, Projection 7.8, Palace Ferry Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Gcod Hunting 9.9, Palace 9.1, Haulbowline 8.11, Mister Quex 7.13, Cape Fair 7.13, Aroma 7.8, Movietone 7.0. W. E. Bid'will Memorial Handicap, I.! miles.—Lady Pam 9.6, Chopin 8.6, Spearful 8.6, Arrow Lad 8.3, Atholspear 8.1, Miladi 7.7, Navaho, Clangor, Golden Horn 7.0.
Wairarapa Nurserj* Handicap, 5 fur-long;-,—Lady Nan. 9.6, Dollar Prince 8.3, April Fool, Quietly 7.10, Windward 7.5, Secrecy 7.3, Quebec 7.3, Meli san de
Tuhitarutu Hack Handicap, 1 mile. —Courtyard 8.11, Capetown 8.!!, Kalmuk 8.0, Chilo 7.11, Morrath 7.10, Cardinal Moon 7.7. Martinborough Handicap, 7 furlongs (7.11 min.).—Miladi 9.3, Lady Spy .9.2, Navaho 8.13, Lucky Alice 8.11, Projection, Vitaphone 7.11. Nokai Hack Handicap, 7 furlongs — Clangor 9.3, Haulbowline 8.1, Bonnie Vale 8.0, Lady Ronald 8.0, Royal Dash 1
7-9, White Squall 7.9, Aroma 7.7, Rhea 7.0.
Maiden Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Teua, Hazoor, King Thomond, Korero, Rene Belle, Trader Horn, Autumn Park, Grand Blow, Colossical.
WAIPUKURAU ACCEPTANCES. HASTINGS, April 10. The Waipukurau R.C. acceptances for Easter Monday are: — Maiden Handicap, 7 furlongs.—Tareha 9.1, Hukemanu, Tangahoe, Sir Nigel, Bradman, Ringapoto. Hatuma Hack Handicap, 5 furlongs. —Grumpy 9.7, Slippery 9.0, Chief Ma-
rionette 8.13, Stitch 8.8, Right Bower 8.7, Tiger Gain 8.1, King Peg, Joy Stick 8.0, Grand Sport 7.12, Imalone 7.11, Master Frank 7.11, Wine Tray, Margaret Rose 7.7, Vonia Park 7.4, Queen’s Diadem 7.0.
Ruataniwha Hack Handicap, 11 miles. —Chocksay 9.0, Sabatini 8.0, Anemometer 7.13, Sylvan Dell 7.10, Wedding Bells 7.4, Te Aute 7.0. Waipukurau Cup, 1.1 miles —My Own 8.0, Grand Lahn 7.12, Valsier 7.10, White Fang 7.7, Royal Parade 7.2, Kinsel 7.2, Sabatini, Princess Bell 7.0. Oringi Handicap, 5 furlongs.—Slippery 9.5, Margaret Rose 7.12, Vonia Park, McHeath 7.9, Oil Painting 7.7, Cullus 7.5, Celerimus 7.0. Ladies’ Bracelet 1 mile and 3 furlongs.—Paleta, Kinsel 11.13, Miss Hastings 11.8, Gold Ruler 11.3, JTlirasiier 11.1, Mon Roi‘ 10.9,’Tameterangi, Kaokaoroa, Revel, Waiforte 10.7. Purimu Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs—
Chief Marionette 9.0, Stitch 8.9, Princess Bell 8.6, Anemometer 8.6, Tiger Guin 8.2, Hybiscus 8.0, Joy Stick 8.0. King Peg 7.13, Master Frank 7.11, Thornproof, Wine Tray 7.9, Taroha,
Tangahoo 7.0. Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Speed 8.5, Kaihoro 8.3, Paleta 8.1, False Scent 7.8, Freehold, Imalone 7.0.
FIELDS FOR COMBINED MEETING
Following are the acceptances for the first day of the combined Beaumont and Tuapeka. Racing Club’s meeting: — Trial Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Grand Finale 9.0, Notornis 8.3, Flying Amy 8.0, Final Bell 7.13, Accumulate, Mainlight, La Pompaudour 7-7. Publican’s Handicap, 1 mile.—Some Toff 9.0, Toreador S.S, Blue Metal 8.7. Al Jolson 8.2, Ballance 7.11, Mussent Miss, Genteel 7.7. Lawrence Handicap Trot (saddle), .3.42 class, 11 miles—Captain Bingen, Chiming Lou, Gleneffe, Great Scott, Orphan Bingen, Playmate, Sunny Southland scr., Druid Child 12. Prince Wrack, Scnorita 24. Tuapeka Hack Handicap, 5 furlongs —Grand' Finale 8.6, Hot Tea 8.4, Buiolo 8.3, Tracsono 8.1, Nanette 8.1. Profit and Loss 8.0, Notornis 7.11, My Counsel 7.10, Final Pell 7.9, Accumulate, Mainlight, Pompadour 7.7. Stewards' Hack Handicap, 7 furlongs.—Muszent Mins 8.7, Eulolo 8.3, Nanette 8.1, Moremi 8.0, Profit and Lr,8.0. Genteel 7.12, My Counsel 7.8, Flying Amy 7.7. Goldfields Handicap Trot (saddle), 2.28 class, 1 mile. —Chiming Lou, Electric Chimes, Fairy Cold, Frank Mac, ’ Gohlen Lou. Great. Scott, Happy Stella, Jacarack, Lohengrin, Kola Wilkes, Swillburn scr., Captain Bingen, Fareburn 12, Scotty Bingen, Senorita, Shirley Bingen, Vologda 36. Telegraph Handicap, 6 furlongs.— i Silver Paper 9.13, First Money 8.8, > Al Jolson 8.4, Shock, Captivate 7.11.
Mannoration Monipere Lady Valkyrie Knockabain Goldwell Shamata (Special weights). Marflsh Felluce DILLMANS HANDICAP, furlongs. Gold Sand 9 0 Arrowmid 7 12 Solvear 8 13 Reserve Fund 7 9 Solitaire II. . 8 6 Shootist 7 8 Hampden 8 5 Cinders .. 7 6 Dainty Ways 8 1 Silver Sight .. 7 4 Jael .. . 7 13 Ma rmoration 7 3 Gold Arrow . . 7 13 BOROUGH HANDICAP TROT, 2.28 class; 1 mile. Cling Clang .. scr Levanter . scr Eastern Queen .. scr Superb . 12 Directum .. scr La Rinkie .. . 24 Lazy Pete .. sc r Major Brent . 36 Myrtle Dillon scr Dawn Sonoma . 48 Town Crier .. scr Listen In .. . GO Loyal Wrack .. scr Binscarth .. . 72 Hard Knocks .. scr Vestas . 96 KUMARA HANDICAP, li miles. Ravine .. .. 9 4 Eaton Hall 7 9 Rational II. .. 9 0 Little Wonder 7 8 Fleeting Glance S 8 Coll .. .. 7 6 Knocklong 8 6 Lady Rene 1 <> Owlsflight 8 4 Shootist 7 1 Pakitere 8 3 Coomassie 7 0 Miss Mercia .. 7 12 Gold Bag 7 0 Purse 7 11 Atone 7 0 Don Jose .. 7 9 FLYING HANDICAP, 5 furion va Mataa 9 0 Subdivision 8 0 Awamutu 8 12 Arrowmid 7 12 Royal Sceptre 8 11 Imasurvey 7 11 Solitaire II. . . 8 7 Cinders _ .. 7 9 Hampden 8 i; Helen Hayes .. 7 6 Moatoa 8 f» Ta riff .. .. 7 4 Little Wonder 8 4 JUNCTION HANDICAP, fi furlongs. Solvear .. .. 9 0 Silver Sight. .. Mataa 9 0 Gold Well 7 4 Miss Mercia . . s <; Shimata 7 4 Gold Arrow .. 7 13 (Flower has not been Arrowmid 7 12 handicapped). Nocturnus 7 5 MINERS’ HANDICAP TROT, 3.44 class; IS miles. Cling Clang . . scr Levanter . scr Eastern Queen . . scr Lorelei . 2-1 Directum . . scr Major Brent . 48 Lazy Fete . . .. scr Dawn Sonoma . . GO Myrtle Dillon .. scr Binscarth Royal Wrack .. scr Vestas . Ill HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, 7 furlongs. Gold Sand 9 10 Coll .. -. 8 G Fleeting Glance 9 8 Subdivision 8 4 Owlsflight 9 4 Dawn o' Day • • 8 4 Pakitere 9 4 Jael Eaton Hall 8 10 Fallow 8 0 Don Jose 8 9 Reserve Fund 8 0 Little Wonder 8 9 Coomassie 8 0 Lady Rene 8 8 Marti ch Buoyant 8 7 Felluce 8 0 Animated 8 7 Atone 8 0
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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 April 1933, Page 5
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