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Northern Advocate, 16 September 1932, Page 9

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RACING FIXTURES j ( FOR 1932-33 SEASON. September. 17,—Ashburton County E.C, 22, 24. —Wanganui J.C. 22, 24. —Geralcline R.C. October. l—Napier Park R.C. 1. —Kurow J.C. fi, B.—Dunedin J.C. 7, B—Otaki-Maori E.C. 15. —South Canterbury J.C. 15. —Masterton E.C. 15, 17. —Avondale J.C. 22,24. —Wellington E.C. 22, 24.—Gore R.C. \ . 24. —Waverley R.C. 24.—Waikato Hunt Club. . 24. —Waipawa County R.C. 24. —North Canterbury R.C. 27, 29. —Poverty Bay Turf Club. 29.—Banks Peninsula E.C. 29. —Carterton R.C. November. 10, 12. —Whangarei E.C. s,—Hawke’s Bay J.C. 5, 7. —Auckland R.C. 5,7, 9, 12.—Canterbury J.C. 10. —Dannevirke E.C. IS, 19—Winton J.C. 19, 21.—Waikato E.C. 2G. —Levin R.C, 26, 28. —Takapuna J.C. 30, Dee. 1. —Feilding J.C. December. 1, 3. —Dargaville E.C, 3. —Ashburton County R.C. 7, S. —Woodville District J.C. 9, 10. —Taunianmui E.C. 17. —Waipa. E.C. 20. —Waipukmau J.C. 26, 27.—Westland R.C. 20, 27.—Taranaki J.C. 26, 27. —Dunedin J.C. 20, 27, 29.—Manawatu R.C. 26, 28, Jan. 2, 3.—Auckland R.C, , trotting. September. 22, 24. —Geraldine E.C., (Spring—two events each day). October. 1. —Methven T.C/ 8. —Waikato T.C. B.—New Brighton T.C. 22, 24. —Grevmouth T.C. 22, 24.—Auckland T.C. 24. —Oamaru T.C. 29.—Wellington T.C. November. 8, 10, 12. —N.Z. Metropolitan T.C. WANGANUI TRACKS. GANPAT IMPRESSES. (Per Press Association.—Copyright.) WANGANUI, This Day. The Wanganui tracks iverc in splendid order yesterday, the going ueing very fast for this season of the year, owing to the spell of dry weather. Before breakfast yesterday morning W. Raynor gave Midinette a good working gallop over a circuit on the course proper, wide out, and -the filly hit out freely. She promises to strip very ft for the Avondale meeting, at which she will make her first appearance for the season. Ganpat and Grand Joy were associated over four furlongs, in which the former finished about a length ahead in 51s —a good gallop. Ganpat looks aIL the better for his race at Marton, and he should run a good race in the Dune Hack next Thursday, in which he is to = bo ridden by E. Keesing. Linoleum and Pomp were sent five furlongs together, but were not extended to register 1.6 4-ss, with Pomp going particularly well. The two-year-oids, Widden : and Spiral, were given a run over three furlongs, which occupied 395, Widden was going very nicely, but neither was doing his best. After breakfast Head Lady left five furlongs behind comfortably in 1.6, the last half-mile taking 525. The two-year-old, Midian, hopped off at the six-furlong peg with Gold Gleam, and they ran half a mile in 535, the first quarter in 255. Midian ■was then pulled up, Gold Gleam running to the six-furlong peg in 1.20. Bold Baron and Jackplano slipped over two furlongs in 265, finishing, together. Bold Baron hit out in fine style, but it will be some time'Jie'fore he is ready to show his true quality, though he is engaged in the Debutante Stakes. The Lysander—Bronze filly, Rust, was given a run over three furlongs, which she cut out in 39 4-ss, without being bustled. Rust is engaged in the Debutante Stakes, in which Mr George Currie also has Spiral engaged. The latter is not being hurried in his prep .a rati on, but he should be in gooc shape for the Avondale meeting. TE KXJITI RACING CLXTE. LOSS ON YEAR’S WORTtING. AMALGAMATION SOUGHT. (Special to “ Northern' Advocate.”) TE KUtTI, This Uay. The ahhual meetihg of'the Te Knit Racing Chib, held on Wednesday even ing, was presided over by Mr B Rothery, when there was a fair at tendance of members. The repor showed a loss of £523 on the year’ working. The meeting held on April 9 and 1 show’cd a loss of £3Bl, though th fields were good and the racing ekee Jont. Except for the financial aspeci the meeting ot& of the moat ifiic

ccssful conducted by the- club. The .committee, regretted that, after paying stakes and expenses, there : was not sufficient money available to pay the Government taxes, there being an amount of £630 still due. Proposals for an amalgamation with the Waipa Racing Club -wore not accepted by that club. After some dis-: mission as to . the Te. KhitT Club’s fu : ture, it was unanimously resolved that the president and Mr J. F. Vercoe approach the Waikato Racing Club with a view to amalgamation. The meeting was adjourned for throe weeks when the delegates to th.r Waikato Club will report. AUSTRALIAN RACING AUSTRALIAN RACING. I ROREHILL MEETING. NEW ZEALAND ACCEPTORS. SYDNEY, September 15. The following New Zealand horses' have been accepted for at the Rosehill Racing Club’s meeting on Saturday:— •Camellia Stakes, of 250 so vs; seven furlongs: First Division. —Silver Ring, 7.13; Oratorinu, 7.2; Oratorions, 6.13. Second Division. —True - Shaft, 8.2. Eosehill Guineas, a sweepstake of 10 sovs. each, with 000 guineas added; for three-year-olds; one mile and one furlong.—Might, 5.5. Eosehill Cup, of 300 sovs; one mile and three furlongs.—Cylinder, 9.5; Concentrate,-. 9.1; ."Peter Jackson, 8,13. Hill Stakes, a sweepstake of five sovs. each, with 'SOO sovs. added; wcight-f«>r'-'age,"ivit]r penaltie's- and allowances; one mile. —Night March, 9.3; Antopay, 9.3; Gaine Carrington, 8.5. Highweight Handicap, of .150 sovs; seven furlongs: First Division.—Havaspot, 10;S; Grecian Prince, 10.2; Movie Star, 9.9; Kodapen, 5.9; Hamviri, 8.7; Splutter, 8.3. CANTALA STAKES, • AUTOPAY AN ACCEPTOR, SYDNEY, September 15. The owners of Antopay (Now Zealand) have decided to accept the ATictoria Racing Club’s ruling regarding the weight of the horse in the Cantala Stakes, but are dissatisfied as the Club’s list' of first acceptances still shows Antopay weighted at 8.1. Antopay’s Epsom rider will be T. Webster.