RACING NEWS.
- . THE' FEILDING PROGRAMME.. COMMENT ON THE FIELDS/’ (By “Binocular.”) »> With race meetings in all quartern of the Dominion, the Easter holiday period will •> offer a wide field of 'attraction to cnthuaiasts. On Saturday gatherings will bo held at Auckland, Feilding, : Wairarapa, t> Riverton and Tuapcka, while on the Alonday the C.J.C., Waipukurau, Beaumont and Kumara Club’s fixtures will be added to !> the number. No doubt local and district enthusiasts will center their attention on the Feilding jubilee meeting where two \ great days’ of sport are offered. Fields are , of excellent dimensions in practically every £ instanco and, in view of such, there threat- . ons to be some difficulty in the matter of . ! securing suitable horsemen. The pro- . 1 gramme to be presented on Saturday is as . under, the-first race being set down for * i 11,30 o’clock: — i 11 JO- > I K‘AW£ KAWA HACK HURDLES, of . j 150 sovs. One and a-half miles and 130
v i !A nice field of eight candidates is proin- . | ised in the hack hurdles in which Whenu- . i anui- and Vivo aro ■ saddled with ' j substantial poundages of 11.13 and ' ] 11.2 respectively. The pair repre- ' j sents superior class, but with Whisogno i to set the pace there is a probability that r the' topweights may find their poundages ' troublesome in the closing stages. Awapuni > has two likely candidates in Roucx and k] First Ruler and the former may trouble > Vivo and Whisogne in the run homo. > 12.10. > ONGO HACK, of 150 sovs. Six
A field of 16 runners in the hack sprint finds a margin of two stone separating the top and botton weights. Equitant, who }, holds pride of place on tho table, appears to have, fully merited the opinion ©t the handicapper particularly as she' gives away ■ but lib to Hunting Boy,-who will be' hav- || infi his first race for some time. There aro some very useful sorts lower down in the scale such as Statuary, Paiko,’ Pere’hnis,.Tent Call, it ir Laddie and Glcnrossic and the public may select their favourite from Equitant, Statuary and Glenrossie. 12.55. MANCHESTER GOLD CUP HANDICAP
Although Paganelli has dropped out of tho Manchester Cold Cup, the field is still a highly attractive one. Cashier has been somewhat disappointing of late, but he represents class and, if turned out in good order by his Fordell mentor, ho might well account for the consistent Maori. Boy. Star Area’s form has slumped of late, but ho is always likely to demonstrate that r such form was only temporary. Pahu might well prove dangerous in a true run race, while Royal Opera, Mountain Heath, Marjoram, Shrewd and .High Court will no doubt have friends. While Cashier, Star Area and Pahu should come in for strong demand. Royal Opera may prove an upsetting influence. 1.40. MAIDEN STAKES, 'of 150 sovs. Six
There is a .preponderance . of unknown talent.in the Maidcfn Stakes and Miss Cobham, Pakitere, Four Aces and Sea Scout appear to be the only ones with public •form to commend them. They might well rank in that order in tho betting market. 2.25. TAONUI HACK HANDICAP, of 175
Awapuni furnishes tho three topweights ] in the hack:. seven furlongs. event and the c day might find Potoaform and Brilliant k Light preferred to Desert Lad. Latakia, Tcntcall, Warfille and Banbridgo are use- : ful sorts lower down and the • favourite : might come from Latakia, Tcntcall and i Warfille. ‘ 3.8. /
Although there are but nine candidates r j carded in the Manngaone Handicap, the opent sprint event promises to furnish a keen contest. The Raider and Benzora G threaten to dominate the betting market, but a return to form would find Freehold I a dangerous candidate. i 3.55. . j ONEPUHI . HACK, of 225 sovs. Ono - mile and a distance. S
Austerity and. Grattus, who head the C poundages in the Onepuhi Hack have each I
recent winning form to their credit, while Tunbridge has also displayed consistency. Fino Acre is always, a possibility, while Kilorcll, Auctioneer, Joy Spear, Merry Melody and Coofr will all have friends. The final summing up may find Tunbridge, Joy Spear and Merry Melody sought alter. 4.40. HaLCOMBE HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Sven furlongs, Ruanui y 9 Axcnssa 8 3 Kcddar 8 13 lon Acre 7 13 Manly 8 11 Equitant 7 13 Juggio 8 b Broad Aero 7 12 Huiaai 8 5 Second Thought 7 11 The day’s proceedings will conclude with the open seven turlongs event in which Ruanui is giving away substantial advantages in tho weights. While tho Liniond gelding has been racing over longer distances of late, ho should nevertheless run out a good seven furlongs. Juggle and Huikai might well prove two dangerous opponents, However. AT ELLERSLIE. Horses in form who should run well at EUerslie are:— ’ Onslow Stakes.—Grand Spirit, Biddy’s Boy, lnamint. Mangcro Steeplechase.—Potoanui, llmeo, Marita. • Eden Handicap.—British King, Havaspot, Red Duy. G.N. Oaks. —Eaglet, Duellona, My Own. Easter Handicap.—Toxeuma, Silvermine, Richfield. G.N. Champagne Stakes. —Cylinder, Hard Words, Ruling King. Brighton Hurdles. —Elicit, Omco, Mangani. President’s Handicap.—Vali, Paitonu, Envoy. . AT WAIRARAPA. Horses in form racing at tho Tauheronikau meeting arc:— . .. Newmarket Handicap.—First Money, Dobbin, Callanmore. Ferry Hack Handicap.—Ex Dono, Patcaroa, Sunkisscd. Easter Handicap.—Spcarmiss, Billion, Full Mark. Wairurapa Nursery.—Jayson, Isa, Sporting Chance. Tutarata Hack. —General Gas, Marica. Martinborough Handicap.—Malayan, Callamnore, Maui. Mokai Hack.—Ben Hur, Wcrata, Waterspear. Maiden Handicap.—Agrestic, Lucrctia, Kilstar. C.J.C. MEETING. ACCEPTANCES AND FINAL PAYMENTS. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, April 16. Acceptances and final payments for tho first day of the Canterbury Jockey Club’s autumn meeting aro as follow: — '• KILDARE HURDLE HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. One mile and threo-quartors.
: yards. VVhcnuanui 11 13 Whisogno 9 13 | Vivo 11 2 Opa 9 1 j Zippor ■ 10 4 First Ruler 10 0 Wyefotd 9 0 | Rouox 9 0
Equitant furlongs. 9 0 (Jallapat 7 6 Hunting Boy 8 13 Somo Aero 7 5 Statuary 8 5 Abbey Queen 7 -2 Paiko 7 9 Rhapatu 7 2 Percnnis 7 9 Best Friend 7 0 Tent Call ' 7 7 Royal Visitor 7 0 Air Laddio 7 7 Leisure 7 0 Glenrossie 7 7 Winloch 7 0
of 600 sova. Cashier One and a-qunrter miles 8 3 Mount.! Heath 7 6 Maori Boy 8 2 Marjoram ' 7 3 Star Area 8 1 High Court 7 6 Yoma 7 7 Shrewd 7 1 Bahu 7 7 Llanorc 7 1 High Falutin’ 7 6 Briar Root 7 0 Royal Opera 7 6 Monsogno 7 0
Tar Baby furlongs. 8 7 Ltehi Rangi 8 7 Abbey Land 8 7 Pakitere 8 7 Kahamai 8 7 Hortonse 8 7 Troubadour 8 7 Pimple 8 7 Ajnun Ra 8 7 Moatoa 8 7 Miss Cobham 8 7 Sea Scout. 3 7 Speanvood 8 7 Four Aces 8 7 Spearforni 8 7 Okapua 8 7 Kalina 8 7 Crcnna Town 8 7 Bon Eva 8 7
SOVS. Potoaform Seven furlongs. 9 0 Easterly 7 11 Brilliant Light 8 11 Potolcor 7 11 Desert Lad 8 9 Hymestrason 7 11 Latakia. 8 9 First Ruler 7 11 Piako 8 5 Gipsy Fate 7 11 Tenteall 8 4 Yendomo 711 Warfillo 8 2 Remora 7 11 Banbridgo - 7 13 Callamart 7 11
MANGAONE HANDICAP, of 300 Six furlongs. SO VS. Consent 9 0 Freehold 7 8 Bcnzora 8 12 Just So 7 '8 Tho Haider 8 11 To Ataiwai 7 0 Ankinui Rational II. n 8 8 Gold Dawn 7 13 7 0
Austerity 9 1 Sir Kay 7 8 Grattus 9 0 Cor wen 7 2 Tunbridge 8 9 Limosa 7 2 Fine Acre 8 b Itosaferry ■7 2 The Masher 7 13 Merry Melody 7 2 Desert Lad 7 12 Cook 7 1 Kilorell 7 11 Remora 7 0 Auctioneer 7 11 Miss Gossip 7 0 Llyn Du 7 10 Monoie 7 0 Joy Spear 7 8 .
Lancer 10 10 Troilus 9 5 Gala Day 10 3 Diana’s Lad 9 0 Carinthia 10 3 Tar&moa 9 0 Antrim Boy 10 1 Matu 9 0 Mime 10 1 CHAMPAGNE STAKES,.of 600 soys. For two-year-olds. Six furlongs. Ozono Spoon Lineago Charmaino Sir Limond Jayson Gesture Winsomo Hind Chrysology Adclphi AUTUMN PLATE HANDICAP, of 260 sovs. One mile. Ranelagli Lord Thomonc 8 3 Quinopal 7 5. 8 ‘ 2 The Viscount 7 1 Paris 8 0 Straightcourso 7 1 Hounslow 7 13 Taragona * 7 0 The Bailiff 7 12 Netley 7 0 Courtlike 7 11 • RUSSLEY PLATE HANDICAP, of 250 . sovs Five furlongs, J . . Courtesy. 8 10 Knockany!. - 7?>5 Merry Peel 8 -2 Gustavo Adclphi 8 2 Minorval 7 6 Slcipncr 7 12 Eaton Hall 7 3 Ozono 7 11 Kakara . 7,3 Winsome Hinc 7 7 Jacl 7 -.3 Pink Paper 7 5 Night Recital 7 0 Ilkley 7 5 . v ■ i ’ GREAT EASTER HANDICAP, of 1000 SOVS. Seven furlongs. v Meadow Lark 9 0 Rin Tin Tin 7 6 Red Heckle 8.13 Greenaway 7 3 Groat Charter 8 2 Royal Duke 7 2 Great Star 8 2 Arikiwai 7 0 ‘ Panther 8 0 Leader -70 First Sight 7 12 Gay Crest-' T-Q Money Mine 7 11 . i .. . i. • GIMCRACK HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; Minimum longs. weight, 7st • 71b.' Six furLeader 9 9 Punchestown 7 10 Sea Raid 9 1 Colonel Quex 7 9 Noteworthy 8 13 Sapient 7 9 Lord Thomond 8 9 Swiftray 7 9 Just an Idea 8 9 Argylo 7 7 hair Money 8 2 Miss Bradbury 7 7 Pixie Gold 8 0 Flaxbird 7 7 semper Paratus 7 13 Divinotto 7 7 Proud Knight 7 11 ’ 30CKBURN HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. . Nino furlongs..' Historic Paquito 10 1 Doloinito 7 13 9 5 Gay Sonnet 7 13 Merry Damon icatown iVatcrline 9 4 Stealth 7 12 8 13 Sturshooter 7 11 8 11 Jaloux 7 11 Latin Quarter 10URTENAY 8 11 Discourse . 7 0 HANDICAP, of 300 'sovs. Minimum weight 7st 71b. . Seven furlongs. full Feather 9 4 Topero 7 7 { jucky Light ?’ ernden Silver Coot 8 13 Glenrowan . 7 7 1 8 9 Tripaway 7 7 1 7 13 Mount Boa 7 7' L’o Awhina 7 13 l SECOND DAY. | REAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 1000 ( sovs. One mile’ and a-half. i Historic 9 6 Latin Quarter 8 0 1 ’aquito 8 12 Waterline 8 0 1 ted Heckle 8 11 Arikiwai 7 6 ! Merry Damon catown 8 8 Dolomite 7 4 8 4 Jaloux 7 4 Money Mine Hoylake 8 2 Gay Crest 7 0, 8 2 ’ HIRTY - EIGHTH CHALLENGE < SIAKES, of 600 sovs. YVeight-for-age. < Seven furlongs. 1 loyal Duke Health Irecnaway reader 9' 3 Adclphi 1 J 8 Merry Peel 7 1 8 11 Sir Limond 7 1 8 11 Spoon 6 13 aloux Jharmaine 8 1 Chrysology 6 10 { 7 2 Winsome Hind 6 8 i -lineage 7 2 1
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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 120, 17 April 1930, Page 10
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