RACING AND TROTTING
MEETINGS TO COME. August 15.— Canterbury August 22.— Pakuranga Hunt. TROTTING. August 22:— Forbury Park. August 29.—N.Z. Metropolitan. August 29.—Auckland. September 19.— Wellington. October 10.—New Brighton. October 24, 26.— Greymouth. October 24, 26.—Auckland.
Rp+riever- The three-year-old Retried owned by Messrs E. McCullough and F. D. Jones, broke down in his race last week, and is to be fired and treated to a long spell.
Dam by Martian: Foxiana’s dam was «ot by Martian, who also sired the dim of Beau Vite, Wotan, Padishah Gaine Carrington, Peter Jacklon Nightmarch, Cuddle, Diatomous, PMt'rey Slayer, Footfall and Minerva!.
Sally Lunn: Sally Lunn and Willow Wood ran half a mile in 51 2-5 at Riccarton yesterday. R. Wilson, trainer of Sally Lunn, said that she was definitely to start in the August Handicap to-morrow, unless the track was very heavy.
Trainer’s Mounts: The Trentham trainer P. Burgess, will ride his two horses,’Red Dash and First Round, m their engagements to-morrow. His National candidate, Master Lackham, showed signs of soreness after his race last Saturday, and was sent home.
Tote Business Purchased:.Some Vi the racing and trotting clubs m Southland have combined and bought the totalisator business of W. F. James, Ltd., of Dunedin, and it will be run for the mutual benefit of the clubs concerned.
Hambletonian Stake: A New York message stated that Ambassador, driven by Ben White, won the Hambletonian Stake, the world classic trotting stake, at Coshen, in New York State, taking the second and third heats, after Payup had won toe first heat. The favourite, Colby Hanover was never a contender among the eleven starters. The victory was worth 20,489 dollars to the owner of the winner.
RICCARTON RACES PROSPECTS FOR TO-MORROW [SPECIAL TO “STAR."] CHRISTCHURCH, August 14. The Grand National Steeplechase meeting will be concluded at Riccarton to-morrow, when well-filled fields will again be paraded. Chief interest will be centred in the Grand National Hurdle race, for which Erndale has oeen one of the favourites since his win at the Christchurch Hunt meeting, but there is now a doubt about him starting, as he has been under treatment since Tuesday for an enlarged leg caused through striking a fence when schooling on that day. In his absence Foxiana, Kanui te Pai, Pekoe and Alienate will no doubt dispute favouritism. The Lincoln Steeplechase should be another spectacular race, and all acceptors are likely to start. The, weather has been threatening since Wednesday, but it there is no rain, the track will be in the same order as on the first day, firm but yielding. Arrangements have been made to run the Woolston Hack Handicap in two divisions, but as only two horses have to drop out, these may not be necessary. Under the win and place system the following horses are likely to be well supoorted: — Hunt Cup: Surcoat, Valens, Aussie
Ra. Sumner Handicap: Kurawhi, Arabian Night, Cheddington. Lincoln Steeplechase: Slayer, Clansman, Erination. Woolston Handicap: Tawhainui, Jolly Time, Ann Mie. Grand National Hurdles: Foxiana, Kanui te Pai, Pekoe. Spreydon Hurdles: Native Song, Authoress, Heidelberg. Islington Handicap: Palfrey, Rakanui, Gladynev. August Handicap: All Night, Compeer, Sally Lunn. The Helds are as follow:— 11.2. Hunt Cup, about two miles and a half: Surcoat 11.8, Aussie Ra 11.2, Master Dingle 10.13, Golden Memory, Valens 10.11, Valantua 10.5, Wexford Bridge 10.3, Night Hawk 10.1, Golden Glow 9.13, Benevolent 9.11, Night Scout 9.8, Roseman 9.7. Sir Hugh 9.5. 11.52. Sumner Handicap, nine furlongs: Good Scout, Cheddington 9.11, Tissue 9.10, Lowry Bay 9.9, Kevin 9.5, Moderate, Court Dress 8.12, Georgia 8.11, Forte 8.10, Gay Lancer 8.6, Johnemby 8.5, Arabian Night, Kurawhi 8.4, Miss Clorane 8.2, Norse 8.1, Prince Shad, Hah, Dispense, Mybel, Troja, Kilcato 8.0. 12.37. Lincoln Steeplechase, about three miles: Slayer 11.10, Clansman 10.13, Dozie Boy 10.7, Erination 10.2. Cherry Plum 10.0, Recollection 9.11, Ruling Star 9.6, Anglo French, Gay Boa 9.2, Limbohm 9.0. 1.22. Woolston Hack, seven furlongs. First division: Ann Mie 9.2, Josette 8.10, Rebel Lady 8.8, Nightglass 8.6, Miss Waitarere 8.2, Erambie, Tawhainui, Wedding Ring, Stormy Petrel, Warrigal, Varuna, Monmouth, Recompense, Gunga Din, Junior, Kernel, Night Lancer 8.0. ' Second division: Jolly lime 9.1, Mauretania 8.8, Gay Lancer 8.7, Milton Abbas 8.5, Willow Wood, Full Pitch, Cataract, Dark Colleen, Lord Advocate, Enthrall, Prince Dolomite, Cheap Lodging, Ozel, Retainer, Night Believer, Warfield, Desert Love 8.0. 2.7. Grand National Hurdles, two miles and a half and 160 yards: Foxiana 11.5, Erndale 11.1, Kanui Te Pai 10.4, Master Lackham 10.2, Noko 10.1, Dividend 9.13, Renascor 9.8, Malacca 9.6, Pekoe 9.4, Merry Simon 9.3, Auctor, Alienate, Turaki, Heidelberg, Knight Commander, Inquisitor, Rockery 9.0. 2.52. Spreydon Hurdles, one mile and three-quarters and 50 yards: Authoress 12.1, Native Song 11.6, Merry Simon 11.1, Donadea 10.4, Rockery 9.13, Adina 9.12, Strip, Heidelberg 9.10, Phalanx 9.9, Distress Signal, Bow Street, Lickem, Ferriby, Gleucos, Nuturoa 9.0. 3.37. Islington Handicap, one mile and a quarter: Rakanui 10.5, Boloyna 9.9, Gladynev 9.8, Don’t Forget 9.3, Wardress 9.0, Atreus, First Round 8.6, Cherokee 8.5, Palfrey, Minority 8.4, Fidelis 8.2, Good Scout, Beau Ciel, Triple Crown, Greek Dancer, Valcron, The Joker, Tea Drop 8.0. 4.22.
August Handicap, seven furlongs: Sally Lunn 9.7, Poutatau 8.11, Fleet Street, St. Cloud, Minority, Symbol 8.8, All Night 8.7, Compeer 8.5, Stabilise 8.4, Kara Avis 8.3, Hurry Girl, Red Dash, Gay Parade 8.2. Eulogist, Sham Boy 8.1, Maggiore, Imperium, Shikari, Josette 8.0.
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