BAY OF PLENTY CLUB.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 92, 18 March 1936, Page 6

BAY OF PLENTY CLUB.

ACCEPTANCES FOR FIRST DAY. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, March 17. Acceptances for the first day of the Bay of Plenty mooting ale: — 11.45. TRIAL PLATE, of £BO. Five furlongs.—Gay Sister 9.3, Fast Acre 9.0, Grand Tonic 8.8, Scrgia 8.7, donation, Urtirangi, Lady Voyonue, Ararnis, Spear Lassie, Miss Muskotoon, Queen Lit, General Ruse, Count Kouesillion, Air Commodore, Survanna 8.4. 12.30. MOUNT HACK, of £IOO. Six furlongs.—Gallant Knight, To Hai, Queen Nona 8.4, Sir Tommy. 8.1, Professional 7.9, Prince Henry 7.5, Calcutta 7.3, Sing Lee 7.2. 1.15. GATE PA HURDLES, of £l5O. One mile and a half.—Emancipation 10.13, Solomon 9.10, Booklaw, Modern Maid 9.9, King Mestor, Little Ruse, Wairata, Roxy 9.0. 2.0. TAUKANGA CUP, of £3OO and trophy valued at £3O. One mile and a quarter. —Kilberis 8.12, Lagoon 8.7, Grand Talk 8.2, Tahurangi 8.1. Coronis 7.9, L’AHegro 7.5, Day YY’ind 7.2. Royal Artist 7.1, Miss Lu, Vera Acre 7.0. 2.45. ALF. BROYVN MEMORIAL, of £l2O. Six furlongs.—YY’inlona 8.12, Mailgukaha 8.5. Sir Tommy 8.2, Trouvaille. 8.1, Cnlshot 8.0, Bonny Song, Blue Needle, Armaeourt 7.12, Gay Egypt 7.10, Johnny Walls 7.9. 3.30. GREERTON HIGHYVEIGHT, of £l2O. One mile. —Enlightenment 9.10, Master Musk 8.10, Catchem 8.8, Snmv Lap 8.7. Pound Sterling 8.2, Curlew, Libra, Dust Up, Lo Chasseur, Anagram, Cadger, Dutch Girl 8.0. 4.15. PRESIDENT’S HACK, of £l2O. Seven furlongs.—Day Wind 8.12, Enlightenment 8.8. Te Hai, Ringshot, Mangukaha 8.1, First Dance 7.9, Mi-ss Hornet 7.5, Prince Henry, Ella Bunsby 7.0.

5.0. FLYING HANDICAP, oi £l5O. Sixfurlongs.—Refresher 9.0, Impasto 8.6, Sinking Fund 8.4, Kilberis 8.2, Scotland, Bellkyrian 7.12. Royal Secret. Astarih 7.10, Coronis 7.9. Mungaere, Tonnerre 7.5, Tuaheahe, YY’oodful 7.0.

Sardius, who ran second to Karl in the juvenile event at Napier Park, was having his first race, so his performance was at least a promising one. Sardius is one- of the offspring of the Tetrareh horse Tractor, who has been standing in Hawke’s Bay for some seasons after having been in the far south earlier in his stud career. He is a brown gelding out of The 1926 bay mare Sweet Sue, a daughter of Lord Quex and Shinto Shrine, who was by Jac-k Jellicoe (imported son of Myram) from Pendant, by Motiti (son of Castor) from Jewellery (dam also of Argent), by St. Lcgcr. Sweet Sue, who did not race, is a sister to Pritnax, a winner on tlio East Coast.