SPORTING

Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 193, 17 July 1941, Page 10

SPORTING

MANAWATU HUNT MEETING. FINAL GALLOPS. (By “Spectator.”) Horses with engagements at the Manawatu Hunt Club’s meeting on Saturday wore given their final preparatory gallojKS this morning. A heavy frost left the ground very hard on top, but it began to thaw at about 9 o’clock and the going became slower. Although the slceplcchaso course was open it was not used. There were, however, some interesting trials over the hurdles. With the sun shining brightly on the frosty ground, the light- was not good when Great Qucx (Brady) went out. lie has taken a dislike to the lirst of the schooling hurdles and was not asked to jump it, I Over four others he gave an excellent display. He is very well at present. Colincamps (Anderson) and Jeanne (Miss I’’. White) were always well clear of Cloverlea King (Bowden) when they I went once round the hurdles. The la;t- ---• named had a start of some lengths, but jumped slowly and could not hold it. The pegs on the course proper were a long way out for the galloping. Accompanied by Tau-Uru (Ewan), Myurior. (Waddell) ran fivo lurlongs in 1.10 and they could have done better. Raccaway (Broughton) was not doing his best when running five furlongs in 1.13 3-5. Stairway I (Ewan), who is doing well after her spell, ’ lino Flving Spray (Waddell) as a companI ion over half a mile run in 59 l-ssec., but they were not out to break records. Over ' six furlongs, Raketc and Beau Monde kept toge.uei to register 1.28. the former is mi proving. Sandy Bay (Stewart) and Greek Stop (Waddell) were not doing their best in a live furlong task which took 1.14 3-5. Cuisinior (Tcmperton) was 100 good for Selkirk over a mile which took 1.59. Renaseor (Waddell) and Lacan (Stewart) went fast early, but were eased up over tho final stages of a six-furlong trial to register 1.27. Miss Leighon (Bowden) and Maurier (Broughton) jumped away at the mile post and ran the last seven furlongs in 1.38 —a useful gallop. ivotua (Redstone) hit out freely when running five furlongs in 1.13 35. She was followed by Cheetah (Stewart), a good track worker, over the same ground in 1.10 4-5. L. Knapp’s pair. Auburn Lad (Broughton) and Rangitikci (Waddell) were sent over six furlongs, which wore run in 1.23. Foxiana (Redstone) went a j mile and a quarter in even time and was under a nice hold all the way. Squeers J (Buchanan), as usual, galloped boldly ovet seven furlongs, taking 1.38 3-5. He looks well. Sweet Anne (Broughton) showed her custetnary speed when she was sent over live furlongs, running the distance in 1.12. Over tho same ground, Colerica (Caddy) cut almost a second oil the time. Seven furlongs was the distance allotted Acrobat (Broughton) and Gaelic Song (Redstone), they covered tho distance in 1.27. Corroboroc (Ireland) and Henry of Huntingdon (Buchanan) also went over this distance, taking 1.29. Old Bill (Bowden) and St.. Fellcien (Broughton) set the main iigurcs for the morning by running five furlongs in 1.8 4-5, and doing it well Additional riding engagements announced are: —W. Broughton, Raccaway; P. Brady, Great Qucx; D. Redstone, Colibri, Gaelic Song; M. Caddy, Tc Awe Awe, Moderate, Wings of Song, Renascor; S. j Anderson, Cobncamps, Bridegroom, D<‘ i flation; A. Gilmer, Erinatiori; E. Tcmperton, Beau Monde; Mr K. Duncan, ltakete; S. Waddell, Rangitikci ; 'W. Mudford, Manahau; P. Burgess, Swell Chnncc. Birkology will be started in the Hack Cup. li is sta.ed that lie slightly bowed his off fore tendon after racing at tho Manawatu Racing Club's meeting and, although he is not sore or lame, the trouble is still there. It i.s officially stated that winners at tho Hunt meeting on Saturday, will not jbe liable to a rehandicap in the Grand ; WAIMATE ACCEPTORS. (Press Assn.) WAIMATE, July 15. Wairnate Hunt acceptors are: STUDIIOLME HACK AND lIUXTII—i• HANDICAP, of £6O. One mile and five furlongs.—Surcoat 10.9, Fundy Bay j 10.5, Gay Boa 10.2, Made Money 9.6, j Petersham 9.4, Mosgicl 9.1, Noko, Sir I Hugh. Great Flight, Remembo, Drumpeel 9.0. NOVICE STAKES, of £SO; special weights. Six furlongs.—Bold Sheila, Force, Bright Form, Rangemore, Don Roy. A venal. Solerity, Overland Red, Miiton Abbas, Tho Dictator. WAIMATE HUNT CUP, of £7O, and trophy valued at £5. About two miles and a-half.—- Golden Glow 10.2, Pride of Ccn- : tral 10.0. Dropped Catch 9.6, Valens 9.1, Waka, Polar Star, Nijinsky 9.0. WAIHAO HACK HANDICAP, of £6O. Six furlongs.—Midgard 9.2 ; Big Joe 8.11, Retrogression 8.6, Star \\ ink 8.1, Miss Tasta, Invincible, Don Roy, Overland Red 8.0. , WINTER TROT, of £o3; 3.4 a class. One mile and a-half, —Best Seller. U° n * flagrate. Dot Parrish, Free Voyage, Groat Deceiver, Harold Jinks, Ilawich, Loyal King. Navy Lass, Prostigena, Scintilla, Wandle Chimes, scr., Swagger Jack 24 ; yds behind, Prince Grattan, Dinner 48, M MORVEN HANDICAP, of £7O. Seven furlongs.—Rebel Mato 9.12, Ilaugh j minor 97. Waitoru 9.3, Last Refrain 8.4, Gold Flight 8.1. Sham Boy 7.13 ■*' Queen 7.12, Top Row 7.11, Petersham 7.10, Philibun 7.7. tt vvnT HUNTERS’ PLAIE FLAT HANDICAP, of £75 One mile and n-quartcr Merry Simon 9.13, Gay Boa 9.12. Golden Glow’ 9.10, Waka 9.8, Dropped Catch 9.7, Remembo 92. Hunting Bag 9.1. Valens, Jacksonville. Good Fortune N.pnskv 9.0 WAIMATE HACK HANDIC-.P, of £6O. Seven furlongs.— Nor.-e 90. BiR Joe 610 Lights Out 8.7, Gold Don 8.6. ' I Parchment 8.1; Star Wink, Invincible. • Milton Abbas 8.0.

Streamline Withdrawn. Mr J- 11. Grigg has experienced i11i,.. i,.. .. Kith Ills two horses. Streamline and / . io Dawn. Streamline has not done as we'd as expected following h.s mishap on the tracks 10 days ago and Arctic Dawn yesterday f l diiiP”n'o l dl ,, *j'y^ Cc * cc ‘^ t * ci |° n |^ it th“VrS £ Natio“,al 'Steeplechase meeting. -