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Grey River Argus, 2 May 1931, Page 3

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RACING FIXTURES. April 30, May 2—Whangarei R.C. April 30, May 2—Nelson J.C. May 2—Marton J.C. May 2—Amberley R.C. May 6, 7—Egmont R.C. May 9—Franklin R.C. May 8, 9—Marlborough R.C. May .13, 14—Southland R.C. May 14, 16 —Wanganui J.C. May 22, 23 —Masterton R.C. May 23—Ashburton C’ty R.C. May 23, 25—Te Kuiti R.C. TROTTING. May 2—Cambridge T.C. Annual. May 7, 9 —Forbury Park T.C. Winter. May 13, 14—Southland R.C. Winter (one trot first day, two second). May 16 —Waikato T.C. Autumn. Nelson T.C. Meeting CUP TO LIFEBUOY. CORRIGAN CUP TO TERI KINGI. (Per Press Association.) NELSON, May 1. The Nelson Trotting Club’s annual meeting was heid to-day in perfect wea--1 ther. The attendance was poor. The track was good. Results:— Pioneer Handicap, 1| miles. —1 MUR CHIMES (trainer) 1; 2 Easter Queen (trainer) 2; 3 Null Bingen (owner) 3. Only starters. Won by three-quarters of a length; fifty yards. Time 3.35. Wakefield Handicap of If miles. —5 CHANCELLOR WILKES (N. Kearns) 1; Hakari (owner) 2; 6 Alpine Melody (owner) 3. Also started:— 3 Lemoro, 4 Nell Bingen and Hone Hoke bracketed, 2 Arthv.r Chimes, 7 Kodie, 8 Wai puki. Won by two lengths; half a

length. Time 2.53 1-5. Brightwater Handicap, 14 miles.—

WAII (owner) 1; 2 Wikitoria (owner) 2; I Efligy (trainer) 3. Also started: -I’Silver Bird, 6 Hardy Moor, 5 Locanda Rose. Won by half a length; four lengths. Time 3.37 1-5.

kelson Trotitng Club Handicap, of 2 miles.— 6 LIFEBUOY (trainer) 1; 1 Mountain Ore (M. Holmes) 2; 5 Dau Roco (owner) 3. Also started: 7 Nelsonian. 3 Lightwood, 2 Glenlake (4th). 4 Jewel Elect. Won by half a length < ;>ch wav. 'rime 4.37.

Murchison Handicap, of H miles. — ] BESSIE DI f.LON (trabwr) 1; 4 Alpine Melody (trainer) 2; 3 Murelnmes (irainer) 3. Also started: 2 Lemora. Won bv two lengths; one length. Time

3.27 3-5. Corrigan (’up, of 1.1 miles.- 2 TEL! 1 KING! (trainer) 1; 1 Trnvs (owner, I2; 3 Chancellor Wilkes (Kearns) 3. • .\i>' started: Nelson Parrish, bracketed , with third horse, 4 Drift Wave, 5 Watpnk;. Won by three lengths: ten lengths, i Time 2 51 1-5. KoshiH Handicap, of 2 miles. — - i Eh'EIGY (Thomas) .1; 6 Billy Bingen (Pugh) 2; Wah (Eagan) 3. Also starti ed: 4 Silver Bird. 5 Locanda Rose, 3 Wikito'iti and Todd Bingen bracketed. Won bv three lengths; four lengths. Time 4.54 2-5. Dash Handicap. 1 nfne.— I I.IGHTWOOD (Edwards) 1; 4 Hakari (owner) 2 : 3 Glenlake (Donald) 3. Also starto.l- 7 Ne’sonian, 2 Mountain Ore. fi Dan Roco. 5 .h-w. I E’eet. Won bv two i lengths; a head. Time 2.14 2-5. EGMONT r.c. acceptances. (Per Press Association. 1 ) , HAWERA, May 1. i Tlie following ti 1 e the acceptances for I the first day of the Egmont Racing Cab meeting on May *i f h.— Tongnhoe Hurdles, of 14 miles. Red I Euclisin 11.7, Nucleus 10.8, Llandudno ' 1(1.2. Callamart 10.0. Omeo 9.12. Zippor i 9.9. Bennanec 9.2, Orazone, Moorangi, I Callapnt, Lucrative 9.0. | Telegranh Hack Handicap, of 6 furlongs.— O'.by’s Choice 8.7, Manifesto I 8 3 Illuminate, Moatoa 7.8, Miss Shef, Valueless 7.4. Derry Belle 7.2. Silver I Pern 7.1. Singer, Compulsorq, Kissless,

Garrick. Gold Zone, Royal Bengal 7.0. • Hack Steeplechase, of 2 miles.— Royi al Damon 10.1. Call Again 9.13, Ka- ' whatu 9.10. Kaokaoroa 9.2, Kopje. Plain 1 Jane, Day Lass, Winter Day. Caliph 9.0. I Egmont Steeplechase, of 2-1 miles.— I Aurora Borealis 11.13, Omeo 9.12, Nuku•nai 9.11. Firn- Acre 9.7, Birkheek 9.3. I Copoy 9.0. Flying Handicap. 0 furlongs.— Ornpai 8.7. Kidgpmount 8.5, K chfield 8.0, | Blue Pappr 7.13. Boyal Songster 7.9, I Gold Dawn 7.9. Royal Finance 7.6, Cuti- ' do. Chiof Link 7.4, Groen Linnet 7.3. | Hopwood, WhitP Ringlof 7.0. ' Mcßap Handicap, 1 1 miles.—Black Duke 9.4. Merry Damo n 8.13. Bright | Glow 8.11, Chopin 8.5. Paitonu 7.13. I Priko 7.3. Callaniine 7.2, Shrewd 7.1. I Kawhakino 7.0. b I Tawhiti Hack Handicap, of 8£ furJongs. — Crpnnatown 9.0, Green Patch I <8.5. Malahat 8.1. Takahue, Tentcall 7.11, i Arrowhead. Little Doubt, Merry Mol<.dv 7.10, Cor wen 7.8, Banbridge 7.7, Bon Eve 7.5. Gasnapper 7.3. FORBURY T.C. ACCEPTANCES. i (Per Press Association.') DUNEDIN. May 1. i Following are fhe acceptances for the ! I’orbury Park Trots. — Buyf : eld Handicap, of 14 miles, for I unhopplod trotters (3.45 class). — DilI fashion. Real Boy. Wat>ersong scr.. P.on I .Tour 12. Kilbirnie Dan. Koreta, Todd I Lonz’a 24. Nellie Hugo, Royal Purple ; 36.. Sun speck 72. I Domain Handicap, of 14 miles (in I harness), class 3.29.— Bracken, Dolly Chimes. Dinner Bell, d’Este. John Appear. Madame T.oeanda, Meditate. MolIv Desborough. Nelson Guy. Probationer, Ron. Royal Parade, Radio, Special Sun I s'-r.. Erin’s Chance, Great d’Oro. Master Roy. Wave Soon 12. Jack Hammer j 24. I Beach Handicap, of one mile (in I harness), class 2.19.— Denver City. Rabv Joan, Desborough. Holly | Bank Jolly Wave, Robert Guy, I Sunny Morn scr.. Bingen Patch. Cap--1 tain Wrack, Dick Swithin, Lily Hnr- ' old. Logalcon, Millie de Oro. Somerby, I Sunbloorn. Our George 12. Belle Lorrii tner. June d n Oro 24. Sunchild 36. ■ V’ctory Handicap, of 1 mile and 3 | furlongs, in harness. 3.16 class.—-Elite j Bincren. Mounta ; n Ore, Mountain Dwell- ■ er. Schoolmate, Sunranes. Stockade Jun-

io” Sunshade. Prairie King scr., Aris--1 toHe, Erin’s Advance. Honest Dillon, TJewellvn. Lqcation. Netta Oro. Ulm, Willie Derby 12. Bay Admiral. Nelbar, Nona Bingen. Alva Lass 36, 48. Ritchie Memorial Handicap, of £4OO, j< wn nrles, class 4.33.— Arethusa, Milo I Minto. Nelson de Oro. Sunny Bob, Rollo i scr., Arikitoa. Cyone. Neoro. Pageant ' 24. Harvest Child 36. Lindbergh 72, Vesuvius 84.

St. Clair Handicap, in harness, of 2 miles, 4.50 class (unhnpnlcd trotters). — Arctotis, Great Way, Jade ser.. Mcree

Bingen 24, Great Glee, Great Nelson, Lough Guy, Repute 36. , Renown Handicap, in harness, of If miles, 3.30 class. — Erin’s Pointer, Holly Bank. Belinda. Coldwood, Imperial Bingen, Millie de Oro, Our George, Robert Guy, Sunny Morn, Wehr Bingen scr., Belle Lorimer, Black Lion, Captain Wrack 12. Lily Harold 24, Meteor, Sunchild 38. Flying Handicap, in harness, of If miles, 2.48 class. — Arethusa, Dillon Logan, Major Lind, Tarndale, Happy Land, John Noble, Neero, Pageant, Red Shadow, Riollo 12, Jolly Pct, Nelson de Oro 24, Lindbergh 36, Arikitoa 48. NELSON J.C. ACCEPTANCES. j Trial Stakes, 5 furlongs (fixed I weights).— Shootist, Invite, Gold Sand, I Earthquake, Taura Lad, Black Ribbon, Peep, Croupier, Milady, Valpine. ClamI our. Lady Lackham. Maitai Trot, If miles. — Eastern 'Queen, Arthur Chimes, Alpine Melody, Kodie scr., Royal Drusus, Nelson Par'rish, Drift Wave, Mabon’s Day 12. Travis, Dan Roco, Hakari 36, Nelson’s I Chum 60. i Redwood Memorial, If miles. —Notejworthy 9.5, Atholspear 9.3, First Raid ‘-8.5, Black Mint 8.3, The Dove 8.2. jSpearmiss 7.10, Cessation 7.8, Rory Mor '7.8, Royal Game 7.2, Thursby, CourtHike 7.0.’ ’ President’s Hack Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Lady Rene 9.5, Ben Hur 8.13. Johnecn 8.2, The Sun 8.1, Dermod 7.10, Dawn o’ Day 7.8, Landmark, Fallow 7.7. Bold Archer, Peep 7.0. Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs. —Quantum 9.6, Kozar 9.4, The Dove 8.9, ’Takutnma 8.3, Full Crop 5.2, Royal Game 7.7, Booster 7.1, Moorland, Coomassie 7.0. 1 Wakajtu Trot, If miles.— Lemore, ‘Chancellor Wilkes scr., Royal Drusus, Teri Kingi 24, Waipuki 36, Van Newton, Lifebuoy, Dan Roco 60. Stoke Handicap, 5 furlongs.—Huskier 8.11, Full Crop 8.10, Dawn o’ Day 7.9, • White Doe 7.4. Projection 7.3, Little 'Thrush 7.2, Clamor, Tapestry, Shootist, ’Taura Lad. Straightwire 7.6. i Glen Memorial, 1 mile.— Noteworthy J 9.9 Atholspear 9.7. Quantum 8.13, First i Raid 8.10, Black Mint 8.8, The Dove '8.7, Makeup 8.6, Takutama Cessation '7.13, Royal Gamp 7.7, Courtlike 7.5, ■ Ardfinnan. Bold Archer 7.0. PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY. Trial Stakes: Clamor, Croupier. i Maitai Trot: Travis, Hakari. J Redwood Memorial: Noteworthy, Cessation. President’s Hack Handicap: Ben Hur, Landmark. I Plying Handicap: Kozan. Goomassie. I Wa’katu Handicap.—Teri Kingi, Lcj moro. I Stoke Handicap: Baskier, Projec- | tlon. Glen Memorial.— First Raid. Royal Game. > WHANGARIE R.C. ACCEPTANCES. ' Junior Stakes, six furlongs.—Batman, Catchcm, Golden Sceptre, Mareichal. Praetor 8.0, Blue Grey, British Princess, Diamond Maid, Fairy Belle, Merry Lu, Silene, Wee Betty, Wild Country 7.12. On era hi Hack, six furlongs.—Van Dvke 10.12, Rafflight 10.1, Frothblower 9.1, llollyhoim 8.10, Gold Lily 8.8. Catchcm. Escalus. King Peg, Marechai, Neil. Rangikaha, Salene, Welcome Home, Diamond Maid 8.0,

Autumn Handicap, 1} miles.—Taner:ri 8.1. Grand Tea 7.9, Lucy Rose, Maori Boy 7.8. Brampton 7.5, Spring Abbey, Gay Idea. Envoy, Clopton 7.0. Parua Bay Hu dies. 11 miles and 197 yards.—Gle:ia Bay 11.8, Archee™ 11.7, Foxhound 9.11, Land Measure, Mangu King 9.0.

Flying Handicap, six furlongs.—British Ki~ig 8.9, Lady’s Boy 8.6, Rafflight. Chiof Joy, Hampton Park 7.7, Royal Ruler 7.6, Manawhenua 7.3, Ora-

Rutangata Handicap, seven furlongs i —Frothblower 10.3, Alpina 9.5, Alloy 9.1, Bronze Tray 8.11, Paper Dart 8.7, ; Automne 8.2, Fairy Belle 8.2, De Aka I 7.4. Blue Grey. Lang Veridis, Lady ’ Nance, Clontarf Bill, Blue 80-nnet, iWild Valley, Wishbone 7.0.

‘ Norther n Hack Handicap, one mile. I —Gay Idea 8.7. Frc-thblower 8.4, Subeditor 8.2, Principal 8.0, Hollyholm 7.13, Go'd Lily 7.11, Taurua 7.8, Alloy 7.2, Stimulant, Rangikaha, Neil, Paper Dart 7.0. » Kia Ora Handicap, one mile.—British King 9.10, Lucy Rose 95, Tetra- | chate 8.7, Royal Ru'-er 8.6, King WillI onyx 8.2, Alpina, Good Boy, Grand j Spirit, Rangikaha 8.0. MARTON J.C. ACCEPTANCES. I Hurdles, 14 miles: —Easterly 11.5, « Royal Damon 11.3. Callamart 10.8, Birkbeck 10.7, Cashier 10.3, Goldlike . 1.0.2, Tunbridge 10.0, The Warden 9.8, Kopje 9.4, Princess Elizabeth 9.0, Star I Girl 9.0, War Zone 9.0. . Dash Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs:— | Knollmere 9.2, Wallaruh 8.6, Manifesto 8.6, False Scent 7.12, Chief Savage < 7.5, Valueless 7.5, Derby Belle 7.2, Hincwai 7.2, Thrasher, Kinsem Filly I 7.0. | Winter Hack Handicap, 1 mile 13 1-7 yards:—Grand Jury 9.3. Glenrossie ' 8.2, Malahat 8.1, Spearform 7.11, Merry ; Melody 7.10, Aurora Borealis 7.10, Ar- ' rowhead 7.10, Jayson 7.8, King Hal 7.0. i Crofton Handicap. If miles:—Black | Duke 9.13, Merry Damo n 8.13, Chopin 8.3, Pahu 7.12, Just An Idea 7.5, Paiko 7.4, Avro 7.4, Mount Shannon 7.0, Jay- ’ son 7.0. Welter Hack Handicap. 7 furlongs: — Knollmere 9.10, Glenrossie 9.3, Saltpot 9.0, Nightmare 8.10, Arrowhead 8.9, Blacksmith 8.7, Valueless 8.4, Gaswyn, Man-uriri, Cook 8.2, Prime Mouj toa, Takahue 8.0. I Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs:—Blue j Paper 8.8, Royal Songster 8.3, Keddar 1 8.0, Gold Cure 7.12, Briar Root 7.7, ' Juggle 7.5. | Farewell Hack Handicap, 5 furlongs:—Manifesto 9.0, Leisure 8.13, » Zarene 8.12, False Scent 8.6, Sporting | Chance 8.6, Crimestor 8.0, Derry Belle I 7.10, Night Speaker 7.6, Dick Whittingi ton 7.5. i GREAT NORTHERN WEIGHTS. AUCKLAND May 1. | Weights for the Great Northern I Hurdles are:— Carinthia 11.9, Mister Gamp 11.0, Amorist, Make Up 10.11, 1 Nukumai 10.9, Red Fuchsia 10.7, Au-, trim Boy 10.5, Claremore 10.3, Avro 10.2. Glenstar, Aurora Borealis 10.0, Full Mark 9.11, Fine Acre 9.10, Royal Acre 9.9, Mountain, Luminary 9.7, Easterly, Prince Lu 9.4, Apache, Lucess, Perle de Leon 9.2, High Pitch. Pouri, Omeo, Call Again, Dark Prince, Hakanoa, Moeiangi, Spalpike, Kopje, Loving •Cup, Zippor, Kaowaoroa, Pendavies, Cal

■amart, Patutalii, Tcnakoe, Cool Mint, ,' Princess Elizabeth, Lupin Abbey, Mas- • ter Lu, Singleton. Birkbeek 9.0. Great Northern Steeplechase.—Aurora ' Borealis 11.10, Carinthia 11.4. Wiltshire ’ 11.2, Mister Gamp 10.9, Beau Cavalier ( 10.8, Nukumai, Red Fuchsia 10.2. Lu- | cess, Claremore 9.12, Avro, Star Comet .9.9, Fine Acre 9.5, Luminary, Skyrider 1 9.2, Ma.tu, Slump, Prince Lu, Glenotus, ( Pouri, Perle de Leon, Harris, Lupin Ab- 1 , bey, Pendavies, Calamart, Kaokaoroa, ' Copey Foxhound, Arapawa. Kopje, Call 1 Again, Spaplpiko, Dark Prince. Kame- . |hameha. Arch Eagle Disrank. Birkbeek, • | Master Lu. St. Warrigal, Wako King 9.0. ( i Owing to the handicaps for the Corn- ] I wall Handicap (Auckland), having .previously been assessed on an eight 1 stone minimum, they have been amended ■ as follows:— Seatown 9.0. Black Duke, ' : Eaglet 8.13, Bright Glow. Havering 18.11, Merry Damon 8.9, Royal Doulton, iCorinax, True Blood 8.8. Antique 8.2, (White Fang 8.1, Sir Mond, Eager Rose . <B.O, Inevitable, Llandudno 7.10, King j March 7.8, Taneriri 7.7, Merry Mint, ; I Mcrvette 7.4. Cynthia N. 7.3, Grand ; I Tea. British King 7.1, Marjoram. Flying 'Prince, Standfast. Royal Songster, .Brampton, Chief .Toy, Grand Spirit, . I Manawhenua. Indolent, Little Doubt, | Helium, High Court, Black Mint, Maori ' IBoy, Gay Cockade 7.0. J GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. ' 1 The monthly meeting of the GreyJ mouth Jockey Club was held yesterday. Present: Messrs W. H. Parfitt (chair), |K. Williams, A. Behan, C. L. Kettle, W. ' E. Reynolds, and the secretary, Mr M. ■ J. Fogarty. ' : I The matter of securing new scales |for the weighing room was left in the , Chands of the Secretary, and Mr K. ■Williams. The resignation of Mrs G. A. Kettle, of Lower Hutt, as a member of the ' ' [Club, was accepted with regret. ' The action of the President. Secretary ’ ■ -and Mr W. IT. Parfitt in connection ; , uvith arranging to hold sheep dog trials • at the racecourse was endorsed. , The financial statement of the recent j meet'ng of the Club was read and ad- , opted, showing a credit balance of £BB/2/11, compared with a credit bal ( 'anee of £122 on the corresponding ' meeting of 1930. I GREY DISTRICT COMMITTEE. — I The monthly meeting of the District Committee of the Greymouth Jockey 1 jClub was held yesterday afternoon. 1 (Present : Messrs W. H. Parfitt (acting < Chairman). A. Behan. C. L. Kettle, A. <’ E. Kilgour, AV. B. Gilbert, and the secretary Mr M. J. Fogarty Apologies for T 'absence were received from Messrs T. E. ,Coates and D. J. Evans. ' I The applications of the following Pae- T ing Clubs for dates for forthcoming t 'meetings were recommended as follows: ] [Westport Jockey Club. March 19th and |2lst, 1932; Westland Racing Club. Sum- <■ 'me.r Meeting, December 26th and 28th, t 11931; Autumn Meeting, March 30th, 11932; Nelson Jockey Club, Friday and I (Saturday. April 22nd and 23rd. 1932; $ I Kumar a Racing Club. Easter Monday. £ (March 28th. 1932. a ' The Racing Conference notified f that the claim of the jockey, J. A. f Lewis, who was alleged to have been n injured whilst riding Silent at Reefton t on January Bth, 1930, had not been ree.ognised. c / The New Zealand Racing Conference v notified that the following licenses had i been granted to applicants in the West n Coast district: —Trainers: A. G. Wood, i;

.1. T. Cameron (conditional); Jockeys: J. A. Maloney. C. R. Menzies, conditional (permanent employee). R. Morris’s application for a jockey’s license was not granted. E. Moran’s three months conditional trainer’s license was not renewed, as he appeared to have no horses in training. The Secretary sahl that the Committee should support the Westland Racing Club’s application to hold their autumn race meeting at Riccarton on May 30th, to which Aushburton were now objecting. It had been intended to run a combined meeting with Ashburton on Mar 23rd, which had. however, been objected to by the Minister. Ashburton were now racing on their own track on May 23rd. It was decided to support the Westland Racing Club’s application to hold their meeting at Riccarton on Mav 30th. RACING. As Nukumai has been entered for jump : ng events at the Auckland meeting the last may not have been seen of him. He has been used as a. hunter and is likely to be a regular visit.)’ - to the tracks once more. The old fellow scorned to have had about enough when ho was put away, but ho is said to have come up very fresh and to look really well. He will at least be an interesting competitor if he is asked “o carry silk again. White Squall and Thermopylae, two others of Mr W. R. Kemball’s two year old within W. Hawthorne’s stable, rie being spoiled for *he early winter Both have shown promise this season in their few races, the former having been a winner, and they will be brought back into training in plenty of time tor the spring. Ti e only two-year-olds lot up by ihe Trentham trainer G. Jones, after the rer cent racing arc Movietone and Cape Gold, both of whom won a race during the season. These arc two of the best grown juvenile members of the team, and they are being accorded a spell now so that they can bo returned to their boxes in ample time for early spring meetings. Coolmint, who recently returned from Sydney, is being schooled over the small fences at Takanini. He is reported to he putting plenty of dash into his work, and his latest displays have been very promising. A Takanini report states that White Wings has made a splendid recovery from the injury she received at Avondale. and she is again in daily attendance on the track. The three-year-old filly Valrewa (Val-kyrian-TTinerewa). who showed a lot of speed in her races early this season, when trained by J. McLauchlan, has now joined IT. Benge’s team. Like all the Valkyrians she will probably improve with age. The four Australian youngsters purchased by J. T. Jamieson are now settled in their new quarters at Takanini. The colts by Brazen—Roseburn and Brazen —Warwhoop may be taken up soon, but the Magpie—Linquair and Splithorne—Pura youngsters will be allowed to run out for a considerable time. All four are attractive young thoroughbreds, and they make a total of fourteen rising two-year-olds under the care of Jamieson. A horse who appears to have improved considerably as the result of a few weeks’ spell is Arrowzone', the well-bred four-year-old chestnut son of Bisogne and the Hallowmas mare Haligan. Haligan is out of a full sister (Bonny Hel-

en) of Reremoana’s dam (Bonny Portland), and as both Haliga-n and Reremoana were by Hallowmas, it will be seen that Arrowzone is a very close relative of Reremoana. Arrowzone ic the first of his dam’s progeny, and though he has not done so well in his races as his track work has indicated he should, nevertheless, the way in which he beat Playground and Gustavo at the last Wellington Spring Meeting, and subsequently led all but Lucky Alice home in the second division of the Robinson Handicap at the Auckland Summer Meeting, is earnest of something still better to come. If all goes well, he will resume racing at the Otaki meeting. It is worth noting that the only other progeny of Haligan old enough to race has been the two-year-old View Halloo (by Hunting Song), who ran an excellent fourth at the last Wellington meeting, and subsequently won at Awapuni at his last start this season. The hurdler Monetize has changed hands. Mr 1.. Hodgson, of Hamilton, having purchased the Paper Money gelding from Mr W. 11. Mansell. Monetize will be trained by Ces. Lowe. Lowe is best known as a light harness mentor, but he prepared Mangani when that gelding won the Grand National Hurdles at Riccarton in 1929. A Trentham report states that Crenna Town will be schooled over the hurdles shortly. He is the stamp to do well at the game. Carinthia is booked for a trip to Auckland in June. He is in the Great Northern Hurdles, but his programme this season may include cross country racing, and he has an engagement in the Great Northern Steeplechase. A Trentham report states that Staghunter is being tried over the hurdles by J. McLaughlin. His education so far has shown him very apt. for ho is vorx- active and clever at his jumps.