TRACK AND STABLE

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20034, 5 September 1939, Page 11

TRACK AND STABLE

GISBORNE HORSES ENTERED FOR AVONDALE X.Z. CUP NOMINATIONS LOG’A L REPRESENTATIVES 15y “Trenton” Three Gisborne horses. Gold Ballad, Gay Mimic, and Sly Fox have been handicapped for the Avondale Cup. The first two, together with Blonde Princess, also figure in the open sprint. Blonde Princess is on the minimum and the other pair each have 7.1. Mr. E. Fitzgerald's Vnladore colt, which lias been named Kindergarten, is engaged in the Avondale Stakes on the opening day and the Nursery Handicap on the second day. New Zealand Cup Gay Mimic, Sly Fox and Raana arc the Gisborne horses which figure among the nominations l'or the New Zealand Cup. This year's entries total G 9, compared with 56 last year. Details are:— New Zealand Cup, of £1925 and gold cup value £75; two miles. —Thermidor, Tooley Street, Yours Truly, Essex, Gay Mimic, Royal Star 11, Parquet, Royal Chief, Settlement, Peerless, Hincrawe, Siegmund, Kena, The Wrecker, Hagen, Majority, Ned Cuttle, Buccaneer, Lady Furst, Shanghai Lily, Passaform. Survey, Dictate, Little Robin, Second Innings, Entail, Beaupartir, Kobi.

OTHER SPORTING Appears on Page 16.

Elettra, Mishna, Tidewaiter, Golden Enterprise. Trebor, Might, Colonel Bogey, Made Money, Hunting Cat, Dainty Sue, Catalogue, The Crooner, Rabble, Aranui, Raana, Spartan, Golden Sheila. Queen of Song, High Glee, Capricious. Dungarvan, Lowenberg. Auto Sweep, Arctic King, Rebel Lad, Balmenter, Centrepoise, Reipar, The Cardinal, Willie Win, Mataroa, Verey Lights, Valantua, Shy, Old Surrey, Swordstick. Charade, Lady Montana, Wagner. Sly Fox, Gay Son. Wanganui Rehandicaps Following are rehandicaps for the first day of the Wanganui Jockey Club’s spring meeting, to be held on September 7 and 9:— Putiki Hack Handicap, of £175; 1 mile and 110yds.—Hagen, 8.12 to 9.2; Viracious, 8.6 to 8.12. Marangai Handicap, of £250; 1.1 miles. —Windsor Chief, 7.8 to 7.8. Flying Handicap, of £200; 6 furlongs. —Beaulivre, 8.7 to 8.12. Gold Salute for Australia Gold Salute, in charge of ownertrainer G. H. Paul, has left Washdyke on route for Sydney, says a southern writer. The programme mapped out for the Lord Warden colt includes the A.J.C. and Victorian Derbies. He has an engagement also in the Melbourne Cup, but no decision regarding that race is likely to be made until it is seen how he shapes in (he classics. A. E. Ellis will ride Gold Salute when arrangements permit. In Regular Work The aged gelding Gay Broney has commenced regular work at Ellerslie under the supervision of her owner. Mr. J. D. Kemp. Although carrying a lot of surplus condition. Gay Broney is as lively as ever, but it will be some time before she is ready to race. Gay Rose Retired Gay Rose has finished her racing career and has been sent to Rotorua on a visit to Chatswortli. Gay Rose won £4650 in stakes.