RACING NEWS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 223, 19 August 1938, Page 12

RACING NEWS

PAKURANGA MEETING. HORSES IN FORM; (By "Spectator.”) Horses which may be in favour at the Pakuranga Hunt meeting to-morrow are as follow: Greenmount Steeplechase. ElectricFlash, Gay Cavalier, Ika. Harris Alemorial Hurdles. —Landon, Bass, Roxy. Sylvia Park Handicap.—First division: Olympus, English. Second division: Galloping Acre, Jayola. Jellicoe Handicap.—Valmint, Kilonsa, Brown Lap. Pakuranga Hunt Cup.—Kinklc, Hanover. King Rod. Auckland Handicap.—El Aleynell, General Riske, Captain Bruce.' Ladies’ Bracelet.—True, Hessketoon, Car Leaf.

Admiralty Handicap. Alaori Song, Young Paddon, Philcourt. The acceptances are as follow: GREENMOUNT HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of £2OO. About two miles and a-half.—Electric Flash 9.9, Te Monetakapa 9.4, Gay Cavalier 9.3, Alana, Pyrenees, Tano Mahotu, Ika, Kittle 9.0. HARRIS MEMORIAL HACK AND HUNTERS’ HURDLES, of £2OO. One mile and three-quarters.—lmpasto 11.10, Roxy 10.7, My Money 9.7,. London 9.4, Floodlight 9.3, Golden Spahi, British Banner 9.1, Jolie Dance, Hopalong, Bass, Little Alusk, Flash By, Paunui, Atta Jack, Latour’s Rkist, Car Leaf 9.0. SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP*, of £2OO. Six furlongs.—Strathire 9.7, Ringshot 9.6, Forest Acre 9.4, Jan Ridd 9.1, Huntingmore 8.13, Erlick 8.11, Alia Fratollo, Fleetwind 8.10, High Star 8.8, Orwere 8.4, Galloping Acre, High Sea, Hunting Maid, Jayola, Gold Eagle 8.3, Frontino 8.2, Inquisitor 8.1, Poland, Olympus, Penzance, Phildale, Te Ataranui, Kakarere, Paddy tho Rip, Spearford, Rajanya, Tupeotu, Gay Bell, Manawahe, Vajdene, Marheke, Gold Petal, Oriental Bay, Piracy, Lighter, Summary, Miss Lovelock, Running Shoes 8.0. JELLICOE HANDICAP, of £4OO. One mile. —Floodtide 8.2, Enge, Kilonsa 8.11, Royal Bachelor, Prince Aore, Knight of Australia 8.0, Vahnint 7.11, Day Wind 7.7, Brown Lap 7.6, Shy 7.3, Ovac 7.1, Kena Armaoourt, Gay Sister, Horowhenua, Gay Rebel 7.0.

PAKURANGA HUNT CUP, of £6OO. About three miles. —Kahuhokc 11.4, Manawatu 10.13, Kinklc 10.12. Hirangi 10.10, Hanover, St. Alusk 10.5, En Tour, Roxy 10.2, King Rod 9.9, Red Mint 9.3, Bells of Bow, Corden 9.1, Electric Flash, Floodlight 9.0. AUCKLAND HANDICAP, of £2OO. One mile.—Loombination 9.12, El AJevnell 9.9, Silver Glow 9.0, Susan 8.12, Erlick 8.11, Vaalso 8.10, Hessketoon, Aerp Queen, General Riske 8.3, Frontino 8.2, Longspan, Tutor, Captain Bruce, Palmint, Bronze Trail, Wee Pat, Sioga, Illimani, Aleadow Lass 8.0. LADIES’ BRACELET, of £2OO. One mile and a-quarter.—Strathire 11.12, Hanover 11.0, Hopalong, Hesskeloon, True 10.11, Aratnis 10.9, Harbour Bridge, Tane Mahotu, Latour’s Last, Car Leaf, Pyrenece, Slow Bill, Dauber, • Little Lngland gelding 10.7. ' ADMIRALTY HANDICAP, of £SOO. Six furlongs.—Jonathan 9.12, Glieval de Volee 8.11, Trilliarch 8.8, Crooning, Alaori Song 8.7. Tybalt, Young Paddon 8.5, Calorie, Milanion. Land Girl, Rerepai, Philcourt 8.0. NOTES ON THE HORSES. Kinklc, who is engaged in tho Pukuranga Hunt Cup, was responsible for some good performances last season, and will be hard to beat if produced in the form that brought him dual success —the Greeenlano Steeplechase and the Tamaki Steeplechase —at. the Groat Northern meeting. From the same stable as Hanover and Hirangi, an Awapuni horse engaged in the Greenmount Steeplechase is Ika. The Little England gelding, who is on the minimum, can jump, and had a run on the fiat in the Ladios’ Bracelet at the recent special Manawatu Hunt, meeting. Electric Flash, who is entered for tho Greenmount Steeplechase and Pakuranga Hunt. Cup was second in both these events two seasons ago. . " King Rod, who appears m the Pakuranga Hunt Cup field, was only started on three occasions last season awl, after being placed in two steeplechases at the Auckland spring meeting, won the Waikato Hunt Cup at Cambridge last Labour Day. He lias not raced since, but. has done well at Ellcrslie recently. Kilonsa, who is to race in the . Jellicoe Handicap, has started only once since she was third in the Cornwall . Handicap, but has done a gciod preparation, and is in “ Philcourt,,’ who was a winner as a two-year-old last season, is engaged in tl\c Admiralty Handicap. He lias been improving with each gallop,, and promises to develop into a good sprinter. HORSES BACKETED.

The following horses will be bracketed on the card: — ■ T „> Harris Alemorial Hack and Hunters Hurdles.—Aly Aloney and Jolie Dance. Sylvia Park Handicap.—Jan Ridd and Olympus, Orwere and Galloping Acre. High Sea and Lighter, Hunting Maid and Jayola, Gold Eagle and Frontino Inquisitor and Poland. Penzance and Pbilda e, Tc Alaranui and Kakarere, Paddy 1116 Rip and Spearford, Rajanya and ltipeotu. STARTING TIAIES. Starting times for the meeting are as follow Steeplechase; 12.25, Harris Memorial Hack and Hunters’ Hurdles; I.IG, Sylvia Park Handicap; 1.55, Jellicoe Handicap; 2.40 Pakuranga Hunt Cup; 3.20, Auckland Handicap; 4.0, Ladies’ Bracelet Handicap; 4.45, Admiralty Handicap. RIDING ENGAGEAIENTS. Riding engagements for' the Pakuranga Hunt Club meeting are as follow:—K. Janies, Cheval do Volee; N. Watson, Kinkle; P. Eearn, Gold Eagle; A. G. Alurray, Captain Bruce; J F. Fergus, British Banner, King Rod; R. J. Fearn, 'Marheko; N. R. McKenzie, Loombination, Jonathan, Kakarere; J. Winder, Prince Acre, Forest Acre. Susan; W. Thomson, Orac, Alanawhae; H. Long, Gay Rebel, Young Paddon, General Riske: 0Day, Car Leaf, Mio Fratollo; J. McLaughlin, Littlo Musk, Saint Alusk, Orwere; W. J. Brougnton, Jan Ridd, Royal Bachelor. Olvmnus: R. W. McTavish, Kilonsa, Land Girl, Long Span, High Star, Paddy the Rip; W. 11. Jones, Philcourt, Kena, Oriental Bay; R. Fearn. Wee Pat; H. Stokes, Aly Money, Electric Flash, L. Gough, Tane Mahotu, Atta Jack; A. G. Alurray, Valmint, Lighter; A. Smton.Gay Cavalier, Latour’s Last; N. Vaughan, Rerepai, Gay Bell; G. Cameron 1 nlharch, Valdene; M. Stowart, Cordon, Bass , O. Evans, Spearford; B. Markwick, Horowhenua; S. Tremain, Rajanya, Knight ot Australia; Mr 11. Dodds, True ;MrAL O’Connor, Strathine Mr C. Cole, Hop "“'owing to illness, O. G Goulsbro will not be riding. - Goulsbro did not feel well after riding Tidowaiter at Riccaiton on Saturday, and he gave up the ride on Grey Honour in tho last race. Since returning home pneumonia lias “eve oped. P Atkins will take his rides at Ellershe on Saturday, which include Knight or Australia and El Aleynell. Additions to Stable.

The young Awapuni mentor, C. Thomson, is gradually building up a good team. Two useful sorts now joining his stable are Renascar (Musketoon—Snowshoe) and War Lap. Thomson has in active commission Rolling Homo, Strolling. Lapel and Warehi. BLOODSTOCK SALE. At a sale of bloodstock in Ashhurst yesterdav the Colossus—Alusical Moments gelding Maestro was offered on behalf of Mr M B. de Malinanche, but did not change'hands, as there was a substantial reserve. Offered on behalf of Mi 1. i, Richards, War Lap was passed in at 90 guinea*. Other horses offered were the ware Royal Qpeen (in foal to Alchenijo bought for lOOgns by Mr W. Brotherstone (Woodville), and the three-year-old geld ing Renascor, sold for 62Agns to Mr AI. Priest (Pahiatua), who also secured the brood mare Royal Vanity. A bay filly bv Alusketoon from Royal Queen went to Mr 11. T. Whale (Marton) for 52igns, while Mr 11. E. Edmunds (Palmerston North)

took a bay tilly by Muskotoon out of Tallulah. The four-year-old maro Dorigo, in foal to Lackham, brought 42jgns. Several trotters were subsequently sold, 37gns, being paid by Mr R. J. Byrne (Hawera) for Native Worry. Native Guy brought guineas, and a two-year-old bay filly by Great Parrish out of Nelson Girl fetched 15gns.