RIDING ENGAGEMENTS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 96, 21 March 1940, Page 4

RIDING ENGAGEMENTS.

Additional riding engagements for Easter meetings are as follow: Foilding.—N. Vaughan : Barry Boy. G. R. Tatlcrsall : Air Flight, Moradabad. S. Waddell: Galtcemoro, Endorsement. Auckland. — L. J. Ellis: Proud Fox*, Queen City, Royal Appellant, Fox sen, Marshall Hall, Acreman.. P. Atkins: Kaihbella, Worton. \\ . J. Mudford: Sunola, Nightbeam, Xight Pilot. R. MeTavish : Orelio. Gamos, Plialcron, Our Jean. Belle Femme. Sigurd. G. Cameron : Bean Repairc, Nighlbeam, r l’ea Gong, Foxmond. A. C. Messcrvy: Valmint, ITappicoat, Milanion, Rara Avis. R. E. Horne: Golden Sheila. C. G. Goulsbro: Bronwen, Lou Rosa. I'. Farrell: Beaueoup. A. G. Murray -: Beverley. C. Kerr: Begorrah. J. F. Fergus: Agog. S. Tremaine: Cilia?. M. Ritchie: Royal Abb. C. Walters: To Rongo. J. 11. Mcßae: Knight, of Australia. B. 11. Morris: Lambourn. G. Gilchrist: Ascot Bloom, Whemia, MBs To Koura. B. Markwiok: Mintlaw, Maxtor Appellant. Wairarapa.—ll. J. Callahan: Kinkajou, Dainty Dell. Black Majesty. R. Marsh: Roval Minstrel. Waipukurau.—ll. J. Callahan: Hunting Cat. Black Out. Araehne, Show- Dav, Mother-in-Law. R. Marsh : Golderaft, Lady Garvagli, Proclamation. L. Cullen: Versatile, Royal Spades, City Song. Endorsement. J. Forsyth : Kalika, Golden Melody, Tsis, 'Calliope. Riccarlon. —J. .lenmngs. Xight Pal. Alma. Princess Minerva. A. 10. Ellis. Nightcalm, Sovereign Lady, Dranoel, Shikari. L. J. Ellis. Schoolgirl. Disdain, Lor«l Lynn. Retrogression. Capricious. P. Spralt. Doiimiv, Groat Xight. Dinah Dim. Xor-einan, Alreit>. Georgia, M. Caddy, Pink Lad. Ryetown, Raeburn. Muscatine, Confidant. W. Connor, Highland Danee. ('. Stokes. Plumage. D. Eorriby. D. Corby, Whiphand. A. Messervv, Flashlight. 11. Ilihbcrd, Spanish Lad, r l herniitlor. King s Toast. Scold. M. BrougJiinn. Benevolent, Don’t Frogot. Riplcv. Gold Nugget. A. Stokes. Settlement. Eulogist. Ferriby. D. Corbv, Whiphand, A. Messcny,

Not Out, Night, Dress, Johnernby, Dorin, Alias, Rebellion. Messcrvy will also rule Settlement in the Great. Autumn Handicap. Woodville Club’s Gesture. The Woodville District Jockey Club’s autumn race meeting resulted in a considerable loss., attributable in the stewards’ opinion entirely to the weather. Any profit wao to have been devoted to tHe patriotic fundi*. The stewards at their last meeting considered ways and means and decided to donate '-25 to the Fighting Services Wei lure Appeal Fund, and to lend £250 to tHe Government free of interest for the duration of the war and >ix months thereafter.