Marlborough Trots

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 98, 27 April 1937, Page 4

Marlborough Trots

FIELDS FOR TO-DAY SINGLE-POOL BETTING The Marlborough Trotting Club’s annual meeting will be held to-day. The betting will bo single-pool, and horses likely to be in demand are as under:— Trial Handicap: Sister Bingen, Princess Rey. Stewards’ Handicap: Native Leaf. Marlborough Handicap: Trevor do Oro, Waikato Prince. Seaview Handicap: Cassidy, Queen de Oro. President’s Handicap: Native Leaf. Seddon Handicap: Queen de Oro. Dash Handicap: Trevor de Oro, Lady Ann. THE ACCEPTANCES. 12.15 TRIAL HANDICAP, of £55; 3.43 class; 1| miles.—Loyal Avis, Princess Rey, Sister Bingen scr., Relax 36yd5., 1 Lucky Guy 72. 12J>5— STEWA&DS’ HANDICAP, of £6O; 3.49 class; unhoppled trotters; 1J miles. 1 —Guy Forrest, Korotangi, Wahrungc.! scr., Native Leaf 36yds. 1.40 MARLBOROUGH HANDICAP, of £105; 4.50 class; 2 miles. —Epilogue, First Aid, Loyal Avis, Orleigh. Mills, Tennessee’s Child scr., Waikato Prince (t.) 24yds., Trevor de Oro 48. 2.25 - ' SEA VIEW HANDICAP, of £55; 2.27 class; 1 mile.—Cassidy, Loyal Avis, Novikuff, Princess Rey, Queen de Oro, Sister Bingen scr., Relax 24yds., Janice 36. 3.10 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of £6O; 5.7 class; unhoppled trotters; 2 miles.— Guy Forest, Korotangi, Wahrunga scr., Native Leaf 48yds. 3.65 '■ < SEDDON HANDICAP, of £55; 3.5 elass; 11 miles.—Cassidy, Loyal Avis, Novikoff, Princess Rey, Queen de Oro, bister Bingen scr., Janice 48yds. 4.40 DASH HANDICAP, of £65; 2.24 class; 1 mile.—Cassidy, Coral Prince, Janice, Loyal Avis, Relax sct., Aimworthy, Epilogue, Lucky Guy, Waikato l’rinco (t.), Tennessee’s Child 12yds., First Aid, Lady Ann 24, Trevor de Oro 43. TROTTING FIXTURES. April 2£-ila‘rJborough T.C. May 1 Kaikoura T.C. May B—Waikato T.C. • May B—Otnfani T.C. May 12, 15—For bury Park. T.C. May 29—Canterbury Park T.C. June IS—>Ashburton T.C. June 19, 23 —Auckland T.C.

DANNEVIRKE ACCEPTANCES SPLENDID FIELDS FOR WOODVILLE ON FRIDAY Acceptances for the first day of the Dannevirke Racing Club's two-day meeting, which opens at Woodville next I? nday, closed last and the splendid response by owners and trainers indicates that lino weather is all that is required to make the meeting a wonderful success. The betting will be conducted under the single-pool system with two dividends, und iho list of acceptances is as under:—

Nominations for the Great Northern Hurdles, Great Northern Steeplechase, Winter Steeplechase, Cornwall Handicap, King George Handicap and York Handicap, to be run at tho Great Northern meeting of the Auckland Racing Club, to be held on Jane 5, 9 and 12, close with the secretary, Mr W. S. Spcncc r at 5 p.m. next Friday. SALE OF MAYPAY A MYTH The report that tho mare Maypoy has been sold by Captain J. Crawford to the Aga Khan at a high figure is entirely without foundation. Maypay is still located at M. Grogan’s farm at W anganui, waiting to be mated to Phaleron Bay to English time. When it is ascertained that she is in foal she will be shipped to Kentucky, U.S.A., where her next mate will bfe a son of the great American sire Black Tony. Confirmation of the arrangements was received by cable this week by Mr C. E. Robertson from Captain Crawford. GORDON RICHARDS’ RETAILERS As champion jockey it follows as a natural course of events that the services of Gordon Richards will bo in a strong demand as ever in England this season. No fewer than four stables arc to have a claim on his services. Beekhampton patrons will again havo first call, and second claim is to be exercised by Lord Astor, who has also secured a capable deputy in K. Jones when Richards is booked up. Third claim is held by Martin Uartigan, the Ogbourno trainer, with whom Richards servod his apprenticeship. A further retaiuer is held by Lord Portal, a patron of the famous Kingsclere stable. APPEALS UPHELD The London Sporting Life contains tho gist of the decision by the Judical Committee of the Privy Council in favour of the Australian Jockey Club ! against R. T. Naylor in its appeals I against the decision of the New South Wales Supreme Court. It was objected ,on behalf of Naylor that the by-law | under which the club acted was bad, because it was too wide and too uncer- ' tain. Lord Roche, in delivering the judgement of the Judical Committee, said the objection to Naylor was not because he was untruthful in other ! walks of life, but that he found it I necessary and permissible to obstruct a 'proper inquiry into an important matter in the government of racing by false and misleading evidence. It was a change of lack of principle and of I dishonesty directly concerning racing. Because, in their lordships’ opinion, tho by-law, properly understood, concerned itself with the character and conduct .of a person in such a connexion and not j with his character and conduct in general, they were of opinion that it was nbt too wide and it was not uncertain. They held that the by-laws was valid, and allowed the appeals of the Jockey Club, with costs.

RACING FIXTURES.

April 29, May I—Oamaru J.C. April 30, May I—Dannevirke R.C. (at Woodville). May B—Amberley R.C. May 8, 12 Bay J.C. May 12 —Ashbnrton R.C. May 12—Southland R.C. May 12—Bay of Islands R.C. (at Pukekobe). May 12, 15—Egmont R.C. May 12, 15—Otaki Maori R.C. May 13 —Waipa R.C. May 15—Birchwood Hunt (at Invorcargill). May 20, 22—South Canterbury J.C. May 22—Carterton R.C. May 22, 24 —Waikato R.C. May 29—Fox ton R.C.

12.15MANGATERA STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of £100; 2* miles. Royal Mimic 10 9 \Y illonyx Hereford . 10 5 Padnos Petrarch 9-13 Monarchy Sporting Sons 9 13 Given ltloghail Red Rufus 9 9 Toxmiss 12.55-KAK-UATAI MAIDEN STAKES, of G furlongs. Fair Isle Master Hector Captain Furst 8 11 Aria Kahotahi 8 11 Naughty Sunder Galteemore & 11 Knightsbridge 8 11 Skyball 1^5DANNEVIRKE HANDICAP (open) of £180; [J miles. Gay Boy Roha Bay Mandamus Arctic King 8 5 Parquet Hazoor S 4 2.15MAKIEIKIEI HANDICAP. of £100 furlongs. Nereus Cioudy Bay ‘Export S 8 Tractile Royal Record Collision 8 3 Paraklno War Lap 7 ! 13 Chat 2.55AKITIO HANDICAP (open), of £1 6 furlongs. Hunting Lodge 7 11 Master Cyklon 8 5 Acceptable Lady Ina 8 3 Snowball r.lixaln Refresher 7 13 Land Tax Iluntette Flammarion 7 13 Collodion Hunter’s Morn 7 11 3.35TAHORAITE HANDICAP, of £100; G furlongs. Dorado 7 11 Hunting Star 8 9 Marjory Daw Gaelic Song Lacquer 8 6 Diamond 7 R Sporting Gift 7 8 Colleen Gain Even Money Race Call Top Hat 7 12 ltoyai Solo 4.20ORINGI HANDICAP, of- £100; 1 mile and a distance. Corroboree 9 1 Trailer Le Grand 8 13 Parry Puroto Platter Laggard 7 10 Aube Kentucky Song l 7 GREAT NOETHEEN MEETING