Awapuni Track Work
RAN GITIKEI CANDIDATES GALLOP GOING WAS GOOD FOR FINAL TRIALS Awapuni horses engaged at the Rangitikei meeting on Saturday were given their fiflftl gallops this morning under favourable conditions. The weather was chilly but the going, with the flags on the outside of the course proper, was surprisingly good. The programme was not a heavy one. Aurora's Star (W. J. Broughton) galloped seven, picking up Waimutu (J. Williamson) approaching the six. Aurora’s Star began well and she reached the three in 55 3-5. They continued smoothly together and the full distance was covered in 1.36, the last three in just over 40. Wings of Song, who looks to be none the worse for his race at the Waverley meeting, was given easy pace work on No. 2 grass. Others let off with light tasks were Nigger Boy, Royal Crest and Princess Merling. Royal Sign (Morris) sprinted five in I.Bs, the last three in 40; Newbury Queen (Broughton) was against the bit over five in 1.13; Star Zone, who has been working well, stretched out down the straight; Rhodes and Roso Acre, with light boys up, covered the last three of six in 40, both going well; and i Anita Foe did littlo better than threeI quarter pace over six. j Selkirk (Morris) and Half Crown j (Broughton) kept together over four, j tho last three in 40 2-5, and Gold Bridge J (Morris), worked effortlessly over five iu 1.11 1-5. Gold Bridge is to start in the Amateur ridei's’ event at Bulls. Tau-Uru (C. L. Bowx-y) and Wildfire (S. Waddell), two Trial Stakes candidates, sprinted five, being together at tho finish after taking 1.95, tho last three in a fraction over 40. Du Maurier (light boy) worked well over seven, coming homo from the five in 1.9. Brazil (Ireland), an acceptor for the hurdles, worked with plenty of dash over fivo in better than 1.9. Old Bill (M. Bowden), looking improved as a result of the race he had at Trentham, galloped six, the last three in 1.9. Golden Moon worked easily over four, and All Quiet (G. R. Tattersail) was kept up to her work to cover five in I.Bs. It is probable she will be ridden by Bowden at Bulls. Sir Rabbi (Morris) and Colerica (Tattersall) were together and going well at the end of four in 55, breaking 40 for the last three. Laughing Duchess (Miss White) gave a good exhibition in a schooling effort over four hurdles, and Kincora (P. Rae) and Corroboree (Miss White) gave every satisfaction in a similar task. Riding engagements announced for Rangitikei are as under:— B. H. Morris: Royal Sign, Royal Crest, or Princess Merling, Little Robin. W. J. Broughton: Sunny Dale, Valiant Lady, Aurora’s Star, Black Robe. W. J. Mudford: Waimutu. J. Williamson: Du Maurier. Darcy Redstone, who has been riding well lately, went to Riccarton on Wednesday. G. R. Tattersall: Sweet Anno (hack six), Pas de Cheval, Royal Crest or Princess Merling. S. Waddell: Tau-uru, Dynasty, Race Call. 11. Stewart: Sandy Bay, Trebor, Kadina, S. Anderson: Santa Lucia, Master Lackham. M. Bowden: All Quiet. POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW GISBORNE, Oct. 31. Acceptances for the Povery Bay Turf Club’s spring patriotic meeting are:— NOVEMBER HURDLES, of £6O; 15 mi)es. Queen’s Fossicker 9 9 Dream 11 8 Cherry Gay Mimic 10 11 Hunter 9 0 Whetu 10 10 Royal Stuart 9 0 WAIMAETA HACK HANDICAP, of £SO; 6 furlongs. Native Chief 913 Ashaboy 7 7 Smiling Ririwai 7 7 Personality 9 11 Final 7 7 Dutch Ace 8 0 Katesbridge 7 7 Kinneff 8 2 Vain Crop 7 7 Etruscan 8 0 Big Wonder 7 7 SPRING HANDICAP, of £75; 11 miles. Gay Mimic 9 1 Boldstep 8 0 Sky Way 8 5 Boatsong 7 7 WAIKANAE HACK HANDICAP. of £SO; 1 mile. Native Chief 9 12 Etruscan 8 2 Queen’s Kincarole 7 10 Dream 9 8 Shani 7 8 City Song 8 8 Ashaboy 7 7 Boatsong 8 8 Royal Stuart 7 7 TRIAL STAKES, of £45: 6 furlongs. Dusky Morn 9 3 Final 8 7 Rain Crop S 7 Black Saint 8 7 Csllcardine 8 7 Skyetfce. 8 7 Royal Wave 8 7 Lady Rosalie 8 7 Katesbridee 8 7 Big Wonder 8 7 Sporting Sister 8 7 FAREWELL HACK of £55; 6 furlongs. Native Chief 913 Shani 7 7 Smiling Per- Cherry sonality 9 11 Ashaboy 7 7 Dutch Ace 8 6 Ririwai 7 7 City Song 8 6 Royal Stuart 7 7 Kineft 8 2 RACING FIXTURES November 2—Rangitikei R.C. November 2—Banks Peninsua R.C. November 2—Poverty Bay Turf. November 9 —Napier Park R.C. November 9, ll—Avondale J.C. November 9, 11, 13, 16—Canterbury j J.C. ; November 16—Napier Park R.C. • November 16, 18—Waikato R.C. I November 23 Southland R.C. November 23—Levin R.C. November 23, 25 Auckland R.C. November 30 —Ashburton County R.C. November 30, December 2 —Feilding .f.C. TROTTING FIXTURES November 2 —Wellington T.C. November 2—lnvercargill T.C. i Two men in a car went past the traffic lights when they were red and i were stopped by a policeman. “Pm sorry, officer,’’ said the driver, thinking quickly, “I happen to be a doctor and ! I’m taking a patient to the asylum in j a great hurry. ’ ’ The policeman was in- ! dined to be suspicious—but the passenger was just as quick. Looking up at the constable with a seraphic smile, he ■whispered: “Kiss mo, darling!’’ They i got away with it.
TOREIGN COIN TOR SOUTH The Wellesley Stakes winner Foreign Coin is to leave for the south this evening and he will be accompanied by Kilometre, whose engagement in the New Zealand Cup is to be continued. Foreign Coin will probably have only the one race at the meeting, the Welcome Stakes, in which he will again bo ridden by his trainer, P. Burgess, and after that he will be set aside till the Great Northern Foal Stakes at Christmas.—Evening Post. NAPIER PARK ENTRIES FOR SPRING MEETINGS First Day (November 9). GREENMEADOWS HURDLES, of £100; 1$ miles.—Cherry Hunter, Royal Stuart, Collodion, Gay Mimic, Son and Heir, Tide, Morning Flight., Great Bramble, Dorak, Hyderabad, LuCullus Boy, Lacan, De Friend, Queen’s Dream, Southern Blood, Cherry Plum. . MAIDEN STAKES, of £185; 5 furlongs.—Kehurangi, Silverhope, WaicOny, Tea Lord, Support, Lady Merle, Tideover, Lady Garvagh, Battle Gain, Sunny Knight, Elminola, Royal Vision, Haughty Rival, Lambert, Rough Passage, Queen Ha, Greek Diana, Final, Kiniriki, Lively Lady. JUVENILE LADY, of £100; 4 furlongs.—Captain Star, Burra Sahib, Tama Kaha, Theatre, Uganda, Proven, Erinscourt, Dusky Bay, Miner’s Hope, Ex Pupil, Stolen Coat, Valcony, Grey Spy, Gay Rona, Daily Mail. PARK STAKES, of £125; H miles.— Gay Mimic, Yogi, Lady Furst, Morning Flight, diaries Edward, Royal Star 11, Hunting Cat, Lindrum, Native Song, Solaria. AHURIRI HACK HANDICAP, of £100; 6 furlongs.—Roeon, River Tide, Flying Flag, Proclamation, Kobi, Boatsong, Dainty Dell, Lady Garvagh, Lady Ex, Laughing Song, Flying Spy, Rakunui, Dusky Morn, Southern Blood, Riri- ; wai, Ashaboy. FLYING HANDICAP, of £100; 6 ■furlongs.—Nora Gregor, Kathbella, Vascone3, Charing Cross, Royal Star 11, Hunting Blood, Native Song, Solaria. COUNTY HACK HANDICAP, of '£100; 1 mile. —Malaca, Astrite, City ,Song, Vain Crop, Catanach, Son and } Heir, Kehua, Tide, Boatsong, Laughing Song, Gold Court, Shani, Dusky Morn, Final, Kintyre, Gold Craft, Royal Pageant, Dutch Ace. Second Day (November 16). OMAHU HURDLES, of £100; 1* miles.—Cherry Hunter, Royal Stuart, Collodion, Gay Mimic, don and Hejr, Tide, Morning Flight, Great Bramble, Dorak, Hyderabad, Lucullus Boy, Lacan, Fossicker, De Friend, Queen’s Dream, Solaria, Southern Blood, Cherry Plum. NOVICE STAKES, of £BS; 6 furlongs.—Astrite, Kehurangi, Silverhope, Waicony, Tea Lord, Centennial* Support, Cattanach, Lady Merle, Tidbover, Lady Garvagh, Lively Lady, Battle Gain, Singapore, Sunny Knight, ±itininola, Royal vision, Haughty Rival, Lambert, Rougn passage. Queen Ila, Greek Diana, Foreign Gold, Hugme, Final, Naila, Kiniriki, Chablis. KUAO HANDICAP, of £100; 4 furlongs.—Captain Star, Burra Sahib, Crucible, Tamahaka, Theatre, Uganda, Proven, Erinscourt, Blaca Sultan, Dusky Bay, Miner’s Hope, Ex Pupil, Stolen Coat, Valcony, Grey Spy, Gay Rona, Daily Mail. WAIOHIKI STAKES HANDICAP, of £125; 1 mile and 1 furlong.—Gay Mllnic, Yogi, Lady Furst, Morning Flight, Charing Cross, Charles Edward, Gold Court, Royal Star 11, Hunting Cat, Lindrum, Native Song, Kintyre, Solaria. . MEEANEE HACK (apprentices), of £100; 1 mile.—Malacca, Astrite, City Vain Crop, Flying Flag, Proclamation, Centennial, Cattanach, Lady < Merle, Son and Heir, Kehua, Tide, Boatsong, Dainty Dell, Laughing Song, Gold , Court, Greek Diana, Shani, Dusky Morn, Final, Gold Craft, Royal Pageant, • Southern Blood, Ashaboy, Dutch Ace. | NAPIER HANDICAP, of £100; 6 furlongs.—Nora Gregor, Kathbella, Vascones, Charing Cross, Royal Star 11, Hunting Blood, Native Song, Solaria. TAR AD ALE HACK, of £100; 6 fur-longs.—-Roeon, Silverhope, Bivertide, Plying Flag, Etla, KobJ, Lady Garvagh, Boatsong, Dainty Dell, Sunny Knight, Royal Vision, Lady Ex, Grand Chase, v lying Spy, Dusky Morn, Kalika, Kiivriki, Ririwai, Ashaboy.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 65, Issue 259, 1 November 1940, Page 4
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