AUCKLAND RACING CLUB

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 29 March 1930, Page 13

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB

EASTER NOMINATIONS (By Telegraph-Special to "The Mail") AUCKLAND, 28th March. Nominations for the A.R.C. Easter Meeting arc— Easter Handicap, of 1500 sows; one mile—Eager Rose, Taneriri, Lucy Hose, Roval Doultou, Hunting Hay, Lady Qu'ex, Cynthia N., Sir Archie, Corinax, Silvcnni'nc, Bright Glow, Paitonu, Great Charter, Vali, Refresher, Historic, Toxeuma, Flying Juliet, Gold .Money, Mervette, Awarere, Prince Val, Ceremony, Pegaw.ay, Leilrim, Prince of Orange,. Branson, Monsogne, White Fang, Paganelli, Lichfield, Goshawk, Merry Mint, Kingfield, Royal Parade, Vcrtigcrn. Autumn Handicap, of 1000 _ soys; twelve furlongs—Eager llpse, Taneriri, Kawainga, Royal Doulton, Star Stranger, Sir Archie, Corinax, Bright Glow, Paitonu, Pompcius, in the Shade, Historic, Nassock, Pegaway, Desert Glow, Seatown, Motere, White Fang, Transformer, ( Eaglet, Goshawk, My Own, .Verligcfn. DECLARATION OF FIRST FORFEITS AUCKLAND, 28th March. After the declaration of the first forfeit the following remain, in the G.N. Champagne Stakes, of 1000 sovs ; seven furlongs—Tremetus, Irnamint, Hard Words, Appledore, Green Linnet, General Latour, Royal Ruler, Sir Limond, Lady Pam, Puling King, C'hrysology, Wild Time, Jenny Diver, Chief Jqy, Arisus, Sea Scout, Gesture, Cylinder, Biddy's Boy. G-.-N. Oaks, of 70G sovs; twelve furlongs—Tasty, Lucky Alice. Eaglet, Valreina, Duellona, Mintie, Belle Star, My Own, Tambourine, Sweet Whisper, Biddy Comet. G.N. St. Leger Stakes, of 1000 sovs; fourteen furlongs—Vali, Gemlighl, Plying Prince, Pedestal, Eaglet, Count Palatine, Oral, Duellona, Imperial Prince, Mintie, Graudcourt, Cleasanta, My Own, Motere, Don Quixote, The Sun, eh. g. by Graudcourt. AINTREE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE 'United Preen Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) (Received 29th March, 10.5 a.m.) •LONDON, 28th Marcli. The Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree resulted: Shaun Goilun, 1; Melleray"s Belle, 2; Sir Lindsay 3. Forty-one started but only five completed the course. Won by a neck, a length and a half between second and third, horses. The Australian horse Strephon, the V.R.C. Derby winner, has been allotted the top weight of 9st. in the Kempton Park Jubilee Handicap.