GERALDINE RACES

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 236, 18 September 1934, Page 2

GERALDINE RACES

Acceptances Received

By Telegraph—Press Association TIMARU, September 17. Following are the acceptances for the first day of the Geraldine meeting:— FIRST HURDLES, of £115; 1 mile 5 furlongs.— Free Air 10.6, Black Duke 0.12, Starshooter 9.2. Pharaoh 9.0, Coll 0.0, Reminder 9.0, Lysidus 9.0, Jolly Beggar 9.0.

OHAPI HANDICAP, of £100; 5 furlongs.— Money Flies 9.0, First View 9.0, Moonbeam 8.11, Delice 8.10, I spy 8.9, Arrowform 8.8, Rebel Chief 8.8, First Course 8.8, Top Coat 8.8, Coat of Arms 8.8, Honours Lass 8.8, Unseen 8.8, Wino 8.8, Foreign Star 8.8, Impossible 8.8, Theatin 8.8, Black Lead 8.8, Night Gem 8.8, Forceful 8.8, Violenta 8.8, Horotui 8.8, Isobella 8.8, Epiis 8.8, Lady Onslow 8.8. GERALDINE CUP, of £140; ] mile and a quarter. — Davolo 9.7. Polydoni 8.10, Ranelagh 8.6, Prince Vai 8.1, Some Shambles 8.0, Manetho 7.10, Red Racer 7.4, Locksley 7.9, Red Dance 7.0, Horo whenua 7.0. GERALDINE TROT, of £105; 11 mile.— Agility 12 yds behd., Cannonshot 12, Dandy Locanda 12, Ironside 12„ Locust 12, Marie Potts 12, Nelson’s Child 12, Radiant 12, Shoelace 12, War Betty 12, De Soto 12, Don Wrack 12, Graham Direct 12. Guv Mauritius 12, Star Vale 12, Adsum 36. Imposter 36. SQUATTERS’ HANDICAP, of £105; 6 furlongs.— Mobile 9.0, Palermo 8.7. Guarantee 8.5, Knock in 8.1. Haulbow line 8.1, Dismiss 8.0, Gaysome 7.12, Fair Weather 7.8. Grecian Prinee 7.6. Royal Sceptre 7.6, Quietly 7.6. RAUKAPUKA HANDICAP, of £105: 7 furlongs.— Dollar Prinee 8.13, Sam Smith 8.7, Travenna 8-5, Colossian 8.0, Sibella 7.11, Jacobin 7.11, Gold Cross 7.,9 Weatherly 7.9, Water Polo 7.7, Braw Lad 7.4, Some Gond 7.3, Doiran 7.3, Hostile 7.1. Wonderful 7.0. Milnrow 7.0, Wee Musk 7.0, Tunneller 7.0, Silver Step 7.0. ORARI TROT, of £105; 1 1-4 mile— Grace McElwyn scr., Handicapper scr, Ironside scr, Locust scr, Pretender scr, Sage King scr, Shoelace scr. War Betty scr, Wink Eye scr. De Soto 12 yds behind, Don Wrack 12, Guy Mauritius 12, Royal de Oro 12, Stella Derby 12, Doris Derby 24, Llewellyn's Pet 24, Adsum 36. BELFIELD HANDICAP, of £105; 1 mile 100 yards. Great Star 9.0, Red Boa 8.0, Silver Sight 8.0, Red Racer 8.0, Rin Tin Tin 7.13, Cough 7.11, Beau Gcste 7.7, Wise Choice 7.6, Sam Smith 7.6, Top Coat 7.6, Sungem 7.6. SYDNEY CLASSIC Sir Herbert Maitland Stakes SYDNEY, September 17. The classic field for the Sir Herbert Maitland Stakes, seven furlongs, at Victoria Park on Wednesday will be: Chatham 9.3, Peter Pan 9.3, Closing Time 9.3, Lough Neagh 9.0, Golden Wings 9.0, Silver Ring 9.0, Silver Scorn 8.12, Duke Caledon 7,2, Neat Star 7.2, Rustler 6.13. H.BJ.C. PARADE Nominations Close To-night Nominations close this evening at 5 o'clock for the parade which is being held on the Hastings racecourse on Thursday. Owners and trainers who intend nominating their young horses for this parade are invited to meet the chairman of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club this evening at 7.30 to discuss the running and drawing of the various heats. Great interest is being shown in the parade, which is really in the nature <>t a number of trials over various distances to be arranged this evening. The whole entertainment will be carried out as on a race day and programmes will be issued free of charge, ilr Artu Holmes, the well-known Hastings racecourse custodian, will he in charge of the barrier I’he public are cordml'y invited ’ey the Hawke’s Bat Jockey Club to he present at this function on Thursday ■ afternoon, which is in the nature of a house warming to the reconditioned stands and other important improvements to the Hastings racecourse. A cup of tea will also be provided

gratis to all those who wish to partake of same. The first event will start about 2.15 and the last event at four at the latest..

With so many two-year-olds having their first race at Napier next week as well as other young untried horses, this parade is a boon to owners and trainers. The entertainment promised should be of the best as well as acting as a guide, in a sense, to the Napier race meeting,therefore a big attendance is expected.

RACING FIXTURES

Sept. 20, 22—Geraldine R.C. Sept 22—Foxton HC. Sept 28 , 29—Marlbcough R.C. Sept 29—Oarnaru J C Sept 29—Napier Park R.C. Sept 29, Oct I—Taumarunui R.C

TROTTING FIXTURES

Sept. 29—Methven T.C. Oct. 6 —New Brighton T.C. Oct. 13—Waikato I C Oct. 20, 22—Auckland T.C. Oct 20. 22—Greymouth T.C. Oct 22—Oamani T.C. Oct. 22— Manawatu T.C. Oct. 27—Wellington T.C. Nov (1. 8, 9—New Zealand Metropoll tan T.C. Nov 22. 24— Fdrbury Park I.C. Nov 24, ‘2s— Nelson T.C.