RACING AND TROTTING
MEETINGS TO COME.
September 16: Wanganui. September 16: Ashburton. September 23: Geraldine. September 23: Thames. September 23: Foxton. September 30: Ohinemuri. September 30: Hawke’s Bay.
TROTTING.
Sept. 30:—Methven. Oct. 7:—New Brighton. Oct. 21, 23:—Greymouth. Oct. 21, 23:—Auckland. Oct. 23:—Oamaru.
By Inflation:. Alright, a winner at Wanganui on Saturday, is a three-year-old half-brother by Inflation to Par Avion and Elegy, and this was his first appearance in public. He is owned by his trainer, L. G. Paul, of Wanganui, and is engaged in the Wanganui Guineas next Saturday, and as he won unchallenged by four lengths last week, he will not doubt be in demand for the classic. wanganuF FIELDS. WANGANUI, September 12. The Wanganui Jockey Club has received the following acceptances for the second day of its Spring meeting:— 11.30: Gonville Hurdles, one mile and three-quarters.—Siglow 11.2; Kinsman 10.2; Greek Effort 10.0; Blue Title 9.8; Ascot Bloom 9.7; The Champ 9.7, Sporting Gold 9.6, Tideover 9.5, Lady Midian, Hunting Comet 9.0.
12.10: Apprentices’ Hack, seven furlongs and a quarter.—Ann Bank 8.4, Hunting Comet, Penwilt 8.0, Kathey, Breezealong, Lady Bev, Etianthus 7.11.
12.50: Wanganui Guineas, for three year olds, one mile.—Master Ted, Apocalypse, Stony Broke, Comrade, Jovial Lad, Martial Note, Desert Victory, Master Francis, Alright, Da Vinci, Tifox 8.10, Subdued, Hine Rei, Ann Bank, Dark Diana, Hoodiki, Wave On, Brief Melody 8.5. 1.35: Trial Hack, seven furlongs and a quarter.—Reorapa 8.11, Desert Victory 7.10, Killarney Boy 7.8, Jackels, Master Francis, Penwilt, Battle Royal, Dawn Flight, Miss Corvette, Manutere, Apocalypse 7.7. Bracket: Desert Victory and Battle Royal. 2.20: Higgie Handicap, one mile and a-quarter.—lndian Sport 8.6, Peter’s Choice, Broieveine 8.2, Voltaire 8.0, Kinsman 7.6, Alchemy 7.3. 3.0: Moutoa Hack, nine furlongs.— Sovereign Lad 9.9, War Effort 8.9, Martene 8.8, Hulabaloo 8.7, Martial Note 8.6, Verify 8.2, Singing Hills 8.1, Kadina 8.0, Amatory, Shassallee, First Role, Merger, Stipulation 7.7. 3.45: Owen Handicap, six furlongs. —Whackie 10.4, Black Plato 8.13, Lady Acora 8.1, Theolateral 7.13, Plato Lad 7.7, Lord Cavendish 7.3, Royal Heir, Park Light, Sunblaze 7.2, Cramond Bay, Parlato 7.0. 4.30: Spring Hack, six furlongs.— Royal Heir 9.4, Silver Note 8.7, Waipero 8.3, Hoodiki 7.12, Ann Bank 7.9, Killarney Boy, Dancing Water, Saludos, Manutere, Sleevelink 7.7. ENGLISH YEARLINGS. LONDON, September 12. The “Daily Telegraph” says: With a prospect of an early resumption of normal racing, prices at Tattersail s yearling sales at Newmarket on Wednesday and Thursday are expected to soar to a new war-time peak, probably totalling three hundred thousand sterling. Heavy bidding is likely for a colt sired by the Earl of Derby’s Hyperion, which is the most valuable horse in the world, and is worth £lOO,OOO. All notable sires will be represented, including Lord Derby’s Fairway, whose offspring have won £12,000 in stake money this season, and Lord Rosebery’s Blue Peter (winner of the last pre-war Derby, and sire of this year’s Derby winner) also the syndicate-owned Nearco, winner of the 1938 Grand Prix de Paris.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 September 1944, Page 7
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