RACING AND TROTTING

Grey River Argus, 29 July 1925, Page 6

RACING AND TROTTING

POVERTY BAY HUNT ACCEPT - GISBORNE, July 28. The Poverty Bay llu.it Club acceptances are as follows:— Hunters Hurdles Handicap, of 11 miles.—Garzon 12.4, Kendal 12.3, Silverfish 11.10, Norvi-a 10.9, Radio, Black Apple, Rangiatahua, Castaneo, Our Day, Ilillation 10.7. Handicap Trot (harness’), of 11 miles.—Halmore ser., Miss Marvin 84 yards, Alicel 48, Bingen King 24, Gladys Cole 3(1, General 84, I’eterwah Hunters Bracelet Handicap, of one mile.—Manutai 13.7, Sunlike 13.0, Kendal 12.11, Garzon 12.5, Markover U.S. Pita 11.5, Our Day, Ilillation 11.0. Hexton Handicap (ope.i), of 11,I 1 , miles. —The Author 10.13, Chaplin 10.13, Princess Ronnie, Piton, Bezant 9.3, Cleft, King! Pita 9.0. Hunt Club Steeplechase Handicap, 21 miles—Silverfish 11.9, Silta 11.3, Nowra 10.9, Radio, Rangiatahua, Whispering Sam, Martinti.ie 10.7.

Swarthmoor Maiden Hack Handicap, of 5 furlongs. —Whaikorero 9.12, Gold Streak 9.8, Three Kings 9.-1, Scottish King 9.2, rolydamus, Mix- Up. Miss Dale, Billy's Pride. Even Song, Flying Ihantom, Peril, Cymbnline, Sophia 9.0.

Awapuni Hurdle Handicap. — Fort j George 10.(1, Thiganthu 10.3, Monte r 10.0, Mahia 9.12, Silverfish 9.11, Bilka s 9.9. 1 Rapanui Hack Flat H:....licap, ol 7 j furlongs.—Chaplin 11.9, Manutai 11.1. f Kenvon 10.11, Mov.ntaian Top 10.7. y Tino Mau.rga 10.2, Killoeh 9.8, Princess c Nata 9.4. Carniola, Pita, Grandiose, ( Royal Heather, Welcome Sound, Tee- f bir 9.0. i RICCARTON NOTES. t CHRISTCHURCH, July ?• , A severe frost delayed the start o> training operations at Riccartc’ii 111--I morning, but there was a rapid tlu.w under the influence of the bright sunshine. All the horses with early e I gagements -were out, but they we.e confined to useful pacing on the sand, the proceedings being without much inThe tracks are still a trifle soft from the effects of the recent rain, but with a week of sunshine the course shou.-l lx? in capital order for the Christchurc.i Hunt Meeting on Saturday. Saturday’s arrivals from the nortn, Passin Through, Erie, Serene and Man/ Colours, were out doing steady tasks. These four look in capital condition. Pompey and Bretland, who are en gaged in the Winter Cup and other flat events, arrived on Sunday from Auckland, and they were given light exer cise this morning. _ I Sir Roseberry, Boomerclay and Tinkaha left Auckland last 'night and they are expected at Rieearton to-morrow Jubilant has been recommissioned by W G. Hobbs. She looks bright and fresh after her short spell. Gay Juh?t will probably join the active division in about a week. Xhikr. is a recent addition to K. Fllis's team. He will be a competitor ,n hunters' races at the approaching meetings, having been qualified th-■ winter. The Washdyke trainer, P. T. Hogan, is expected on Thursday with Captain I Sarto, who will compete in the hmdie race at the Christchurch Hunt meeting Saturday, as a preliminary to engagements at the Grand National meeting. R. C. Keeper is bringing four horses from Oraii this week. The three-year old Volant will take part in the maiden hack races, while Night Raid. Mainspring and New Day are to compete in hunters’ events. S. Trilford is r.'.ilikcly to include Golden Prinee in his team for Rieearton. When he arrives he will probably have Kipling, Frisco Mail, Mountain Lion, The Harp and Kaikahu under his care. LADY JOAN SOLD. Mr W. J. Morland has sold the paC ing mare Lady .loan, by Logan Pointer —Belette, to Mr F. M'Gregor, of Auckland. She will go mirth shortly ,to be trained by E- S. Groat. Lady Joan was a good stake-winner this season, and she is eligible for the New Zcalte.id Trotting Cup.