SPORTING

Grey River Argus, 23 January 1943, Page 3

SPORTING

Wellington Races

The concluding day of the Wellington R.C. is being held at Trentham to-day, commencing at noon and under the win and place system. Horses who should run prommently are as follows: — . , x TT . 12.0 Mungaroa Highweight Hdcp., cf £400; 1 mile 3 figs.—Nightray, Kinsman 10.7, Madame Rachel, Pastmaster 10.4 Nightglass 10.3, Stairwav 9.12, Cuisinier 9.5, Alchemy 9.4, Moderate, Gunga Din 9.3, Peter's Wife 9.2, Astute, Gold Land, Grecian Flame, La Nuit, Magic Night, Royal Melton, Straight Leit, Stylosa 9.0. Peter's Wife Madame Rachel

Cuisinier 12.42. Trial Plate, of £350; 7 figs.— Coaster, Greek Effort, Jolly Ruler, Lady Premier, Midian Star, Tamakaka 85, Captain Courageous, Catterick Bridge, Cramond Bay, Dashup, Flving Ace, Foxcatcher, Gamble, Gold Lilnd, Hippodrome, Hongi, Kahuranaki, Lady Neon, Nantucky, Platinum Wines, 'Royal Counsellor, Silver Mask’, Snowman, Spirit, Te Ngarara. Transcript 8.0. Royal Counsellor Jolly Ruler T ranscript 1.26 January tldcp., of £600; 1 mile —Enrich 9.2, Caroline Bay 9.0, I'-f.r 8.10, Rink 8.8, Good Scout 8.5, Tuatara 8.2, Botany, Dominate 8.0, Daljarrock 7.12, Blue Border, Broadcaster, Dinah Dhu, Grey Night, iridian Sign, Lowry Bay, Tea Drop 7.11. Botany Lowry Bay Rink

2.9 Camp Hdcp.. of £400; 7 figs.— Lowrv Bay 9.7, ST Bradbury 9.0, Flying Hawk 8.11, Powys, Glenfalloch 85. Lady Virginia 8.4, Prince Dolomite 8.3, Gunyah 8.2, Duncroon 7.12, Lady Nuffield 7.9, Hunting Mac, Lenardo, Makarora, Skipper Gay, ie Awe Awe, Valebit, Wedding Dress 7.1. Duncroon Sir Bradbury Te Awe Awe 2.54 Wellington Racing Club Hdcp., of £1500; 1 mile and a half.— Royal Lancer 9.9, Lou Rosa 9.3, Ra’kanui 8.9, Gladynev 8.8, Battledress 8.7, Happy Ending 8.4, Yogi 8.3, Foxola, The Joker 8.0, Centrepoise 7.10, Eulogist 7.5, Sir Crusoe, Tutere 7.2, Classform, Good Scout, Greek Dancer, High Class, Arctic Dawn, Moutoa Bond, Triple Crown 7.0. Eulogist Rakanui

Centrepoise 3.42 Nursery Hdcp., of ibOu; o figs—Master Dash, Supercharged 8.10, Gulf Stream, Bwras 83, Molly Martia, Screen 8.1, Skyhawk 7.12, Virtuoso, First In 7.11, Barrosa, Carnforth, Lady Nahleen 7.9, Sirneri 7.7, Look Again 7.4, Roianui 7.2, Hurry Home 7.0. Supercharged Molly Martia First In * 4.28 Metropolitan Hdcp., of £1000; 7 figs.—Neenah 9.3, Beau Vaals 8.11, Autolite 8.9, Kentucky 8.8, Clarice, Palora 8.6, Caroline Bay, Whackie 8.4, Duncannon 8.0, Fur Coat, Ivar 711, Poutatou, Scottish Dale 7.19, John Gay, Dinah Dhu, .Mauretania, Pompit, Kawhamai, Water Vixen 7.0. Clarice Palora

Beau Vaals 5.15 Douro Hdcp., (hack), of £6Ui); 1 mile.—Kiatere Maati 9.6, Royal Merit 9.0, Prince Shad 8.11, Kilometre, Madame Rachel 8.8, Stourbridge 8.7, Dash o’Dublin 8.5, Nighean, Tavern Light, Theolater.il 8.4, Queen Cardine, Rebel Lady 8.1, Bright Gesture, Sal 8.0, Brigh; Fox 713, Condole 7.11, Hamish 7.10, Lady Nuffield 7.9, Regal Night, Irish Fox 7.7. S a | Prince Shad

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FORBURY PARK T.C, ACCEPTANCES

PA DUNEDIN. Jan. 22. The Forbury Park Trotting Cub acceptances for the meeting on Saturday, January 30, are as follows:— Va'uxhall Handicap, £230, 3.38 class 1’ miles.—Aberbond, Ben Travis, Cold Steel, Communique, Dunstan Direct. First Royal, I’m Sure, Ln the Mood, Lanaco, Marco Polo, Motto, S.r Thomas, Trevathan scr, Audition, Carnarvon, Courtcard. Fervent, Navy Lass 12, Absolutely 24, Cabin Bov 48. Southland Handicap (T.), £23U. 3.44 ciass, IL miles.—Blackdale, Buncrana, Danny Malone, Tiny Guy scr, Parfaite 12, Guyvester, Special Bond 24, Ordnance, Tall Timber 48, Cockney 60, Paul Parrish 84. Electric Handicap, £260, 3.34 class, H miles.—Castlebar, Certainty, Cheval d’Or, Come Away, Dunalister, > Frances Easton, Gay Time. Glencastle, Jack Bond, J>ll, Loyal King, Premier Royal, Saudi ways, Watcher scr, Great Deceiver, Indian Wrack 12, Flash Guy 24, Sea Born 36. Dunedin Cup, £650, 1.31 class. z. miles.—Gold Pot, Regal scr, Foremost junior, Accountant, Stormtost 12, Burt Scott, Mankind 24, Shadow Maid 36, Horsepower 60. Otago Handicap, £350, 4.40 class, 2 miles.—Manian scr, Reception, Te Kahu 12, Parrish Guide 24, Jimmy Drusus 48, Biworthy 60, Royal Worthy 72. Musselburgh Handicap, £230, 3.38 class, 11 miles—Aberbond, Ben Travis, Bright Lass, Cold Steel, Communique, Dunstan Direct, First Royal, I’m Sure, In the Mood, Lanaco Marco Polo, Motto, Sir Thomas scr, Audition, Courtcard, Carnarvon, Fervent, Navy Lass 12, Absolutely, Sandiways 24, Cabin Boy 48. King George Handicap, £3OO, 3.13 class, 1 mile 3 furlongs.—Bankstock, Bonnie Sandy, Dawn Grattan, Flash Guv, Follow Me, Great Waitaki, Jerry Parrish, Loyalist, Monaco, Oregon, Sea Born, Yon Yat scr, Gleam, Glenlee 12. < Flying Handicap, £350, 3.4 class, 1 mile 3 furlongs.—Great Don, Kid Wolf, Waipahi, Worthy Need scr, Accountant, Burt Scott, Shadow Maid, Stormtost 12, Mankind 36. AUCKLAND R.C. ACCEPTANCES. PA. AUCKLAND, Jan. 22. The following acceptances have been received lor the Auckland Racing Club’s meeting on January 3b., when the win and place system will ° P Trial 'stakes Hdcp., of £300; 1 mile —Gunman 9.0, Victory Lass B.L B r Rinsman, Sir Reynard, Jett, Hunting “King, Beaucoup 7.11, Diagona 7.8, Catrme, Wee Pay, Brome, Royal Master, Camilla Royal Melody Master Warden, Bournemouth 4 ane Jolly Fox, Abbey King, Flying Drake, Malaguena, Royce, British Grand Sight, Spring Day, Seven Oaks, Winstake, Ginno, Kill Fast, Gold Age, Prince Baffles. Lord Mascot. Royal Art, La Filette, Mairefox, All Glory 7.7. Waiwera tlurdle Race Hdcp., ot £350; 2 miles.—Bisquit, High Star 10.9, Dusky Morn 10.4, Flylite 9.13, Varuna, Melvanui 9.9, Gael Hot Shot, A’oreman, Ginno, Venture, Kenya Mist Surwin 9.0. Suburban Hdcp., of £350; 7 Hgs.--Lord Defoe 8.11, Dusky Morn b.lO, Gentry 8.7, Betterman 8.5, Kinvara 8.2, Lady Reynard, Sir Grant, Dependable 8.1, Minko 7.13, Sir Simon, Skydonna, Bright Fox 7.12, Bronze Royal, Mala Wings 7.11, Verus, Willow Wood, Marinoto 7.10, Abbey lox 7.9, Bronze Meter Miss WheriKO, Gol,den Valley, Red Warden, Last Survey 7.7. „ „ Tiakapuna Cup, of £1500; K miles. —Regal Fox 9.6, Beau Leon 9.1, Gay Rosette 8.6, Landveyor 6.5, Te Kawiti 8.0. Sea Law, Clinch, Lord Chancellor 7.10, Sir Cameron 7.5, ' Foxsen 7.3, Hogarth 7.2, Justina, Corot, Foxlore 7.0. Calliope Hdcp., of £400; 6 tigs.— Sweet Biscuit 8.6, Yorkish 8.1, Gaymi eer 7.11, Master Mischief, Foxwyn 710 Richelieu, General Burleigh 7.9, Saladam 7.8, Gold Rock, Tiger Tan, Constitution, Ra Ora, Chatmoney 7.7, Slavomk, Sund 7.6, Miss Cambria 7.5,

Lady Oraline 7.3, Gay Winkle 7.2, Gynella, Hot Speech "0. Wynyard Plate, ot £400; 7 figs.— Kinstep 8.12, Kaitere Maati, Tweedsmuir 8.7, Aguilo, Balblair, Bronzo, Quination, Sir Dingle, Stock Exchange 8.5, Bright Merry May Peter Gregor, Royal Merit 8.0, Mastei Warden, Purple Vermeer, Verus 7.9, Transcend 7.7. Devonport Hdcp., of £o00: b tigs. Cambria 9.8, Beau Vaals 8.11, Cherry’s Ticket 8.7, Bonny Pay 8.1, l ar " land 8.0, Dinky Di 7.13, Grandora 7.12, Kinstep 7.11, Gold Money B>on 7.8, Rara Avis 7.5, Kentish 7.3, Bronzo, British Mint '7.0. Rangitoto Hdcp of., £450; 1 me. Cambria 9.9, Phaleron 8.7, Survevor-General 8.z,. coimsn. Bronze Moth, Kraal 8.1, Iravancore 77, Proud Fox 7.6, Gay Lally <-4, Tellsom, Vaalsmoss, British lalent, Penny Whistle, British Mint, £ oxlore, Val-Lu, Transmitter 7.0. TRENTHAM SIDELIGHTS Stylosa and Pastmaster were both <roing well when they collected one near the half mile in the Trentham Highweight last Saturday, and lost their positions. Stylosa came on again to run seventh and looked unlucky. Though reported sore before the meeting, Peter’s Wife put in a great run in the Trentham Highweight to finish fourth, a useful performance Drawn wide, and with 8.13 on his back, Koi Ragi did not run out the Wellington Stakes as expected and was well beaten at the finish Valebit, a Mr Standfast maiden with only one previous start, ran a creditable race to finish sixth in the Wellington Stakes. Back in his own class he should be tough to beat.

Duncroon is "ning to win further races. She was travelling faster than anything at the end of the Wellington Stakes, but the distance was too short for her. It was a good effort for a hack just out of maidens.

Subadar had every chance in the Wellington Stakes and was not good enough. He is not the scurry type A big and solid colt, he wants time and should run on.

Though all the best of the season’s two-year-olds were not on hand, Sea Spi’s clear-cut win in the Wellington Stakes ranks her among the best ot her age. Her seven starts have produced three wins and four seconds, a record for consistency that few other two-year-olds can boast this season.

One of the biggest certainties beaten at Trentham last Saturday was Good Scout, who lost a heap 'of ground in a big fields at the start of the Apprentices’ Plate and then failed by less than a length.

Snowman nearly tore off a good one, at million-dollar odds in the Apprentices and paid nearly a score on the place for dead-heating with Good Scout for second. Had he drawn close in instead of 17, Snowman might have won

The defeat of Barras in the Fitzherbert Handicap might not be held against him. He appeared field shy when asked to go up on the inside to two horses in the last furlong, but had plenty of running in him at the end.

As lan Galvin was injured In a fall in the previous race, J. H. Jeffard had to withdraw, his own colt, Virtuoso from the Fitzherbert Handicap, and put P. Atkins on Barrosa from the same stable. Barrosa was prominent to the straight, but weakened into seventh place at the end

Gayest Son’s half-sister, Marram did not get going properly till the Fitzherbert Handicap was almost over and she finished strongly for fourth place.

Queen Cardine, a place-getter in last year’s Duoro Handicap, was running' on fifth in the hack seven last Saturday. It was a satisfactory trial for to-day’s Duoro Handicap and the race would improve the Kincardine more for she has not done much lately.

They put it on Lady Nuffield in bundles in the Ruapehu Handicap last Saturday, but she drew 18 and was never in a winning position. Her form is better than that.

Glenfalloch is the right type to run out a middle distance. He was the only horse in the Ruapehu Handicap that could make afiy~impression on the winner. Sir Bradbury, in the final furlong.

Alethea was sent home after running on the first dav at Trentham, her trainer being under the impression that she has had sufficient for the time being. She did not get a clear run in the Anniversary Handicap and then was bushed wide by Rink making the turn into the straight.

Botany, favourite for the Anniversary Handicap, is much lighter in condition than at any previous stage of the sason, and failed to show out at any stage of the race

High Class had every chance in the Anniversary Handicao and was well placed at the home turn, but he failed to put any dash into! his work in the straight.

Flying Ace ran a useful race in the Apprentices’ Plate, but an inexperienced rider had difficulty keeping him on the course turning for home. His close fifth was a good performance in the circumstances.