Late Sporting
WANGANUI TROTTING CLUB SATURDAY’S ACCEPTANCES Per Press Association. WANGANUI, Last Night. Tho following acceptances have been received for the first day (Saturday, March 28) of tho Wanganui Trotting Club’s meeting:—
SILVER RING’S CLASS “BETTER THAN LIMERICK” United Press Association —By 1 Electric Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, March 24. A. E. Ellis, who arrived on the Monowai with Silver Ring, said: “Silver Ring is a better handicap horse than Limerick. I believe he will rise superior to the best weight-for-r.ge stayers in Australia, and the horse 1 fear is Sylvanadle, not Peter Pan. 1 have never known a horse to make greater improvement than Silver Ring has. When he came back last spring He was jaded and looked to have deteriorated considerably.” ' Ellis added that the decision to send Silver Ring to Australia was male only last week, because it wa3 realised that weight would prevent further New Zealand victories. Silver Ring will probably have his first race in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Warwick Farm next Saturday week. He has also been nominated for all weight-for age races at the A.J.C. autumn meeting. CUSTOS MAY BE SOLD SYDNEY, March 24. The Daily Telegraph says that a Sydney owner is negotiating for the purchase of the New Zealand two-year-old Custos. The paper adds that the prospective purchaser is a newcomer to racing and from all accounts, if the sale is completed, he will secure a colt that is likely to develop Derby form next season. Good New Zealand judges look upon Custos as a certain stayer, and one likely to improve with age. Brisbane Yearling Sales Received Tuesday, Midnight. BRISBANE, March 24. At the annual yearling sales at Brisbane 74 changed hands for 9155 guineas. The ton price, paid for a Spearfelt colt, was 430 guineas, while eight yearlings by The Buzzard averaged 173. j guineas, five by Rivoli 140 guineas, and 15 by Spearfelt 140gns.
INNOVATION HANDICAP, of £70; 3.43 class; li miles. <■ . Baron Grand scr Dark Shadow scr Roadster scr Epilogue scr Cassidy scr Carus scr Farm Girl scr Celebrity 36 St. Hal scr Great Chum 48 Dusky Chum scr Meadow King 60 Sir Frank scr KIRKWOOD HANDICAP, o£ £<0; unlioDnled trotters; 3.49 class; -li. miles. Tecla scr Bell Heather 24 Saky scr Native Leaf 26 Red Hula scr Polly • Pan 48 Kraal scr Worthy Nor 72 Canadian scr Arapai 84 Native Tree 24 Waikato 120 Native Bird 24 Prince eastbrook HANDICAP, of £70; 3.3D class: li miles. 12 Baron Alfonso scr Meadow King Celebrity scr Waving Corn v 12 Silver Black scr Glorietta 12 Wrackless Parochial WANGANUI I scr. Orleigh Mills _ 48 Tennessee Child 4S HANDICAP, of £125; 4.45 class; 2 miles. Treasure Bond scr Rayon •d'Or ■12 Rockella scr Ironside , 12 Rare Rey scr Wlnshow 24 Blondie scr Guymond 36 Our McKinney 12 3.5 AUTUMN HANDICAP, of £70; class; li miles. Abyssinian Carus scr ’ King scr Activity scr Nelson Juggler scr Princess scr Wish Wynne scr St. Hal scr Lady Snips scr Dark Shadow scr Travi'sque scr Worthy Song scr Real. Pal 24 Baron Grand scr Muriel Bond 36 Epilogue scr Tollgate 36 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of £7o; n nhoppled trotters; 5.2 class; 2 miles. Native Tree scr Stalky scr Polly Pan scr Red Huia scr Native Leaf scr Worthy Nor 36 Native Bird scr Lucky Rose 36 Bell Heather scr Waikato Prince 96 FOSTER’S HANDICAP, of £70; 3.0 class; li miles. 12 Muriel Bond scr Silk Cord Silver Black scr Cherrlll 12 Parochial scr Casino 12 Lucky Jack scr Orleigh Mills 24 Allworthy scr Baron Derby 24 MORTON MEMORIAL HANDICAP of £80; 2 55 class; li miles. Treasure Bond scr Rayon d'Or 12 Rockella scr Ironside 12 Rare Rey scr Winshow 24 Blondie scr Guymond 36 Our McKinney 12
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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 71, 25 March 1936, Page 6
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