SPORTING

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 29 September 1933, Page 3

SPORTING

AUSTRALIAN TURF.

PRINCIPAL SPRING EVENTS

LIST OP ACCEPTANCES (United Press Association —By tlectric Telegraph Copyright.) SYDNEY, Sept. 28. Acceptances for the principal spring: races are : Epsom.—Chatham, Bronze Hawk, Dermid, Top Hole, Turbine, Inflation, Whittingham, Bold Boy, Wollun, Shakuni, Cottesmore, Ranchero, Regal Son Waxford, Prowler, Carefree, Journal, Lavixen, Touchit, Lancaster King. Metropolitan.—Rogilla, Longli Noagli Peter Jackson, Master Brierlv, Topical, Herologe, Oro, Maltdale, Inflation, Trenette, Regal Son, Nord, Ramrod, Fingra, Magnitas, Cherbourg, Broad Arrow, Touchit. A.J.G. Derby.—Roxburgh, B-lixton, Waikare, Burlesque, Limarch, Breakup. Hall Mark, Deputy Ruler, Ritual, Out Back, Will Pay, Potency, Vagus, Lady Dilworth. (Tlio last four arc unlikely starters). Spring Stakes.—Pretzel, Riogilla, Topical, Lough Neagli, Magnitas, Oro, Maltdale, Kuvera, Silver Scorn. Kensington Handicap.—The twentyfive acceptors include Movie Star 10.5, Havaspot 9.9, Persian 9.8. Breeders’ Plate (run October 2). — Glads wood. Sonny. St. Globe, Jambosa, Sunclad, Fashion Star, Constantine, Pasha, Rtossinver. Duke Caledon, The Black Cat, The Weaner. AVONDALE SPRING RACES.

DECLARATION OF WEIGHTS

The following weights have been declared for the first day of the Avondale spring meeting on October 14: Kingsland Highweight, of £100; one mile and a quarter.—Oatoma 10.12, Valueless 10.9, Full Measure 10.6, Ornamental 10.6, Cape Fair 10.1, AT allkill 9.10, Court haven 9.8, Free Air 9.8, Tatyoon 9.7, Loombination 9.2, Alia Stella 9.2, Black Marlin 9.0, AVee Pat 9.0, Melody Star 9.0, The Hiker 9.0, Ivawini 9.6, Versant 9.0. Avondale Cup, of £450; one mile and a quarter.—Speedmint 9.0, L’Allegro 8.10, All Humbug 8.9, King March 8.9, King’s Knave 8.8, Red Sun 8,7, Royal Artist 8.7, Oarfex 8.6, Lord Val 8.5, Maori Boy 8.0, Desert Star 8.0, Prince Val B.Q, Foreign Queen 7.10, Ornamental 7.2. Cape Fair 7.0, Biform 7.0. Flying Stakes Handicap, of £200; six furlongs.—Greek Gold 9.5, Paganelli 9.3, Tradesman 9.1, Lady Quex 8.7, Foreign Queen 8.2. Impaste 8.0, Puss Moth 8.0, Hampton Park 7.12, Diatomous 7.12. Chief Cook 7.8, Exaggeration 7.2, Merry Way 7.0, Quietly 7.0, Solomon 7.0, Gay Rose 7.0. Swanson Handicap, of £100; one mile.—Gigantio 9.0, Royal Gallant 9.0, Tavern Knight 8.8, Cherry King 8.8, Gay Broney 8.7, Catch’em 8.4, Hushing 8.3', Musquil 8.3, Grand Score 8.0, Merry Lap 7.12, United 7.11, Echo Song'7.7, Palm Queen 7.7, Black Mar--11 n 7.7, Bold Bid 7.7, Barbadoes 7.7, Prince Colossus 7.7.

Henderson Handicap, of £125: seven furlongs.—L’Allegro 9.0. Whakapara 8.2, Lady’s Bov 8.2, Woodful S.l, Limex 8.1, Alloy 8.0, Jaeldy Karo 7.12, Kiltowyn 7.12, Merry Way 7.5, Baroscope 7.8, Gay Cockade 7.0.

HAWERA TRACK WORK

The trial grass was not used to a great extent yesterday morning during training operations on the Hawera tracks, most of the work being done on the plough. Both tracks were in good order. On tlie grass La Crown and the Diaequenod—Areola three-vear-old were given useful working gallops. Aga Khan (Feasey) and Diagano (W. Pine) galloped five furlongs in 1.5 without being stretched out at any part, both moving freely On the plough Chief Line, who is beginning to hit out well in his work, galloped five furlongs after exercising a round, in I.IOJ. Richfield (Mills) went a round at half-pace and sprinted the last three furlongs of his second circuit in 38 3-5 sec.

Gibraltar (Sheild) and Attentive (Feasey) were companions in a working gallop over seven furlongs in 1.40, finishing together. Attentive is coining on nicely. Round Table (Coyle) sprinted smartly over the last two furlongs of his work.

Arouse cantered a round and' ran three furlongs down the back in 42sec. St. Clara, who has had a few days’ spell sinnee racing, looked bright and well and performed her exercise work pleasingly. Oriel (M. Conway) galloped seven furlongs in 1.35?, after taking 15sec, over the first furlong. Oriel, who is to have his first race at Waverlcy, is working very resolutely. Don Erma (M. Pine) again finished in front of Ingenuity (Covle) in a working gallop over a. round. Don Erma and Ingenuity are both to race at Waver ley March Alone (M. Conway) was given another schooling, this time over five fences. The big chestnut shaped better this time and is a promising beginner. Sandlark, Flying East, Haunui and the Diaequenod—Wake Up filly performed useful exercise work on the' inside plough. Whcmiakura left Hawera for Fox tun by the express train yesterday.