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Grey River Argus, 22 March 1935, Page 3

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Oamaru J.C. PRESIDENT'S TO GUARANTEE TRIVET WINS STEWARDS. (Per Press Association.) OAMARU, March 21. The autumn meeting of the' Oamaru .lackey Club opened in dull weather the attendance figures showing a decrease. The track was fact. The Club reverted to the single pool system, the tote on the 75-25 per cent, basis handlino- £65684, compared with £7306| last year. Results:— T RIAL ST A K ES—l CONV IVIA L (L. J. Ellis) 1; 2 Mclleuth (Jennings) 2; 6.Joyous (O’C’onnor) 3. Also parted: 14 Auspicious, 4 Coat of Arms, 5 Dissemble, 17 High Glee, 11 Eady .Lighten, 7 Linguist, 9 Merry De Vai, 12 Perfect ißose bracketed with Pompeii, 14 Prince Boa bracketed with Prince Tractor. 8 Queen Dorothy, 3 Rose 1() f Tralee, 16 Tea. Gown, 10 Cape Gabo bracketed with Colleen Ogue, 18 llil.hyia, 13 Jack Ahoy bracketed with Silver Fox. Won by a nose; the same. Time J.l 3-5. AUTUMN HIGIiWEIGHT HANDICAP—S GRECIAN PRINCE (Barr)

1; 4 Courtyard (Veevers) 2; 1 Hunting Go (A. E. Ellis) 3. Also started; 8 Black Duke, 2 Heather Glow, 11 Tippling, 6 Night Recital, 10/ Dressy, 3 .Jolly Beggar, 13 lly.st ride, 9 Lady Zephyr, 7 Grey Boy, 12 Song Boy. Won bv two. lengths; a head. 'Time L4(l. W E*T() N T ROT IL AN D 1 (’ A.P.—l DILLON QUEEN (Teahen) 1; 3 Casino (Donald) 2; 5 Wee Wrack (Bell' 3. Also started: 14 Almont Cling, 7 Blue Spark, 11 Colleen Chenault, 6 Dinner Bell, 16 Glen Lady, 2 Grand Mogul, 18 Marie Potts, .13 .’Master Gairy bracketed with Neola, 19 Parachute, .17 Parishioner, 12 Sea Peter. 4 Self, <S Shandon Chimes, 14 Smithy. 9 Trinidad, 10 Beverley King. Won by a length and a half; three. Tinier PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP— 3 (d'ARAXTEE (Mac,hie) I; | Silver Streak (L. J. Ellis) 2; 4 Manetho (Brown) 3. Also started: 2 Polyd'ura, 3 Cleaner bracketed with Guarantee, 5 Sam Smith. Won by half a length: three. Time 1.38 4-5. Silver Streak and Sam Smith were first away from Guarantee. Silver Streak maintained a good lead in the straight where Guarantee moved up fast to beat the favourite. Sam Smith was fourth. WINDSOR HANDICAP—I CAPITAL (L. J. Ellis) 1; 5 Silk Paper (Cooper) 2; 10 Brown Pearl (Leckie) 3. Also started: 9 Daring Deed, 3 Unseen, 7 Red Dance, 8 Bowlands, 12 Glow light, 6 Sil Lark, 4 Paia Melba, 2 Secret Paper, 13 Latitude. Won hr two lengths; the same. Time 1.13 1-5. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP—2 TRIVET (Mackie) 1; 5 Enwood (Wilson) 2; 1 Rebel Star (L. J. Ellis) 3. Alsu started: 6 Hula Belle, 2 Assemble 1. racketed with Trivet, 3 Grecian Prince, 4 Quietly, 7 Meadow Lark. Won by half a head; a head. Time 1.13. Rebel Star made the running from Enwood. These two, running for home, were followed bv Quietly. IlaH way up the straight Trivet challenged the leaders and in a. great finish won by half a head from Enwood with Rebel Star a head away third. R E D(,’ASTLE TROT ’HANDICAP—I RONGOMAI (Fraser) 1; 5 Silk Cord (Bryce junr.) 2; 7 Summit (Bell junr) 3. Also started: 2 Cam Dillon, 12 Captain Heath, 13 Master Garry, 3 Royal Travis, 6 Star Vale, 9 Gyrate, 4 Harold Wrack, 8 Red Glow, 11 Rewai, 10 Whitstone. Won by a length; Ij lengths. Times 2.50, 2.50 2-5, 2.59 4-5. PARKSIDE HANDICAP—2 lIA EBE TONU (O’Connor) 1; 3 Dodge (McEwan) 2; 1 Tuirau (Leckie) 3. Also started: 4 Bright Prospect, 5 Tercsina, 6 Water Polo. Won by a neck; 14 lengths. Time 1.39 4-5. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. OAMARU, March 21. Acceptances for the second day of the Oamaru J.C. autumn meeting on Saturday are:— 12.30:’ NOVICE STAKES, six furlongs.—Prince Boa, Lady Leighton, Pompeii, Queen Dorothy, Grey Boy, Auspicious, Arrowform, Pink Lapel, Volarth, Battle Arena, Coatee, MeHeath, Mount Vai, Merry de Vai, Perfect Rose, Rebel Lad, Coat of Arms, Theipval 8.8, Heloise, Jack Horner, •.Cape Gabo, Jack Ahoy, Silver Fox 7.11.

L 10: PUKEURI HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP, 1 mile.—Grecian Prince 10.13, Black Duke 10.6, Heather Glow, Quietly 10.1, Dodge 9.12, Tippling 9.8, Night Recital 9.1, Jolly Beggar, Dressy, Song Boy, Footwork, Prince Tractor, Hot Stuff 9.0. 1.50: WATKAURA TROT HANDICAP. .1 ] miles.—Almont Cling, Blue I Spark, Casino, Colleen Chenault, Dinner Bell, Glen Lady, Grand Mogul, Margaret Bingen, Marie Potts, Master Garry, Parishioner, Sea Peter, Self, Shandon Chimes, Smithy, Sylvie’s Best, Trinidad scr, Beverley King, Starvale 12, Wee Wrack 48.

2.25; GARDENER MEMORIAL, 1{ miles. —Polydora 9.0, Guarantee 8.13, Sam Smith 8.0, Hunting Go 7.13, Courtega 7.2, Chhotta, Ramo, Cleaner 7.0.

3.0: WAITAKI HACK HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.—Capital 9.1, Unseen 7.13, Silk Paper 7.11. Red Dance 7.10, Brown Pearl, Bowlands 7.9, Gold Fox, Convivial 7.5, Silver Lark, Secret Paper 7.3, Rose of Tralee, Dissemble, McHeath. 7.0.

3.35: FLYING HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.—Silver Streak 9.4, Cherry Queen, Rebel Star 8.2, Trivet 7.13, Tizzy 7.11, Grecian Prince, Hula Belle, Manetho 7.10, Assemble, Enwood 7.5, Meadowlark 7.0.

4.15: OAMARU TROT HANDICAP, 14 miles.—Cam Dillon, Captain Heath, Casino, Master Garry, Neola, Royal Travis i Sea Peter scr, Red Glow, Dillon Queen, Rewai 12, Silk Cord, Gyrate (T.), Harold Wrack, Summit, Midnight Sun, Rongomai 48, Guv Mauritius 60. 4.55: FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, 7 furlongs.—Epris 9.0, Tuirau 8.13, Daring Deed 7.11, Bowlands 7.6,

Silver Lark, Paia Melba 7.1, Tercsina Water Polo, Latitude 7.0.

MANAWATU R.C. ACCEPTANCES. KARERE HURDLES, 14 miles—ll luminate 1.L5, Pango, Tareha 10.2, March Alone 10.1, Headland 9.9, Te Ua 9.3, Sunny Song 9.1, Stroller 9.0. AUTUMN PLATE, 7 furlongs--Arouse, Aubretia, Affliction, Bonnie Quex, Cellcfimus, Chaste, Count; Willonyx, Eka Tere. Evasion, Gay Bov. Kaola, Kippet Lee, Lady Banff, Miss Pango, Muggins, Spearsh'ot, Taumau, Terry. Tudor, Waitohu 8.7. Wahine PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP, 1 mile. 1 furlong.—Might 8.13, Aga Khan 8.10, Korukio 8.9, Sanguine King, Miss Hushabye 8.3, Pladie 8.1, Rust 7.6, Aiguille 7.5, Red Sun, Glenvane, Illuminate, Ruri 7.0.

WOODHEY HANDICAP, 6 furlongs —Cawbeen 9.0, Mata Harf 8.13, Harvest Moon 8.9, Secrecy 8.8, Dick Whittington, Hjatuma 8.6 j, Owlsgleam. King’s Lancer 7.13, Note Issue. State Bank 7.11, Paul off 7.9, Acceptable, Merry Cry 7.7, Chikara 7.6, Rapahara. Leprechaun, (Contact, Dollar Bill, Popette 7.5. CLOVERDEA NURSERY, 5 fur Fongs—Legatee 9.6, Gay Sheik 9.3. Severe, Eulojoy 8.9, Il Duce 7.13, Blue- Garter, Hunting Scene, Le Grand 7.9, Romp Along, Happy Landing 7.6. Going Gay, Plato, Ringshot 7.3, Finnesko, Puroto, Surprise Item, Shirley Dene, Medway, Pomposity, Hilton, Gorse, Tidal Song 7.0. AWAPUNI CUP (w.f.a.) 11 miles — Ilazoor, Ruhl nut, Silver Ring 9.2,

Nightly, Red Manfred 9.0. Miss Hush abve 8.13, Sporting Blood 8.4, Gay Blonde 8.1. JOHNSTON MEMIORIAL, 6 furlongs—Souchong, Princess Doreen 8.11, Rerepai 8.8, Rereatu, Royal Routine 8.5, Burnish 8.1, Midian 7.12, Navaho 7.8, Refresher, Cottesmore 7.7, Callus 7.6, Bodyline. Cofonilla, Arena, Land Tax, Mata, llari. Mbatoa 7.0. TE MATAI HANDICAP, 1 mile, 1 furlong.—Knockout 9.4, P.onnie Vaio 8.6, Sunee 8.4, Marching Song. Tupurangi 5.3, Full Throttle, Confiscaiton 8.2, Tahurangi 8.1, Darecourt 7.13, Ingenuity 7.11, Dorado, Onewhetu 7.9, Lord M’oatoa, Sweet Mus’ic. Rova! J’apa 7.7. PROSPECTS BY “THE DELVER’’ Hurdles; Headland, Tareha, TH uminate. Plate: Eka ’Pt're. Count Willonyx, Arouse. Prince of Wales: Might, Rust, Ko- 1 rokio. W'.-odkey: Note State Bank. Leprechaun. Clovorloa: Fulojoy, Bine Garter, Legatee. <'up: Nightly, Rulanut, Gay Blonde (if started, otherwise Hazoor). Memorial: Callus, Royal /Routine, Rerepai-Rereat u bracket. To Alalai: Full Throttle. Confiscation, Tnpa rarigi. WESTPORT J.C. MEETING. The Westport Jockey Club’s autumn meeting takes place on Saturday and Monday, the 13th and 15th ApriL The programme includes six galloping and two trotting events each dav and owners will find plenty to interest them in the programme, which appears in full in the Referee of the 28th Februarv. Abridged programme in later issues. Stakes total £1,200, and tw« goldmounted whips will be presented to the rider of the ■winner of the big event each day. The Morley Handicap, one mile, first day, carries 100 sovereigns, and the Westport Cup, second day, one mile and a quarter, is endowed with 115 sovereigns. The other galloping events carry good stakes and two trotting events each day carry 70 sovereigns each. The Club are meetingowners on transport expenses by contributing £1 per horse towards the cost of motor float or shipping freight. Messrs. Newman Bros.’ new threehorse float will be available for transport purposes, also three single trailer floats. The Westport Club’s meeting opens the Coast circuit, as Kumara. Westland, Greymouth and Reefton meetings follow on. The totalisator will be controlled by Mr. 11. James and the Club have decided to pay on first and second only. Nominations will close with the Secretary, W. T. Slee, West port, at 9 p.m. of Tuesday, the 26th March. LONDON, March 20. The Grand National final acceptors, with jockeys, are as follows: —Golden Miller (Wilson), Thomond, Second Speck. Royal Ransom (no jockeys), Re.ynold.st own (Mr. Furlong)), Delaneige (Moloney), Southern Hero (Faw cus), Breinz (Kidney), Really True (Morgan), Bachelor Prince (O’Grady), Castle Irwell (Mr. Bostwick), Ballybrack (Mr. Tweedie), Alexena (Capt. Payne-Gai I way), Blue Prince (Parvin), Brave Cry (Mr. Lewis), Emancipator (Mr. Cazelot), Fouquet (no jockey), Huieholoa (Ward), Jimmy James (Nicholson), Lady Boots (no jockey), Master Orange (Mr. Beloe), Princess Mir (Mr. Jackson), Red Park (Fitzgerald), Slater (Maxwell), Southern Hue (Duggan), Tapinois (Gurney), Trocadero (Cullinan), Theras (Owen), Uncle Ebatt (Robson). Racing News Sibella, a consistent performer, is to race on the West Coast Easter circuit, having been purchased by Mr A. Lees junr., from Mr IT. A. Kriight. She has joined! C. J. Walsh’s team at Omoto. Walsh will have seven horses racing on 'the West Coast circuit. Baffle, which is held on lease by Mr Lees, has been turned out, and is to be given time before racing. Knoekllong is back again at Omoto, in C. J. Walsh’s stable. Her owner, Nir A. Reed, of Outram, has not been successful with her since purchasing her from Mr IT. Duggan, and has returned her to Walsh’s care to be prepared for the Dunedin June meeting. Knocklong is at present be ing given only light tasks. ,