WAIPAP RACES

Northland Age, Volume 2, Issue 3, 22 January 1930, Page 4

WAIPAP RACES

SATURDAYS ATTRACTIONS EXCELLENT PROGRAMME OFFERED. Given good weather conditions, the Waipapakauri Racing Club’s meeting on the Waipap. course next Saturday offers an excellent day’s sport. Eighty acceptances have been received for the seven events. The totalisator will be in operation for the first time. Following is the list of accep- * tances and declared weights : MAIDEN PLATE, 5 furlongs, of 65 sovs.: —Archanui, Brandy, d Furore, Indian Maid, Kelso, Mineral, North Boy, Screwbolt, Te Kone, Tressor, Trumps, all Bst. AWANUI HACK HANDICAP, \ 7 furlongs, of 65 sovs.: —Val- 0 quette, 9.3 ; Exalted, 9st.; Froth- * blower, 9st.; War Officer, 813; » Fiery Lad, 8.6; Lightwood, 7.10; Michael, 7.10; Pipiwharauroa, 7st.; Royal Day, 7st. WAIPAPAKAURI CUP HANDICAP, \ l /\ miles, of 250 sovs, including Cold Cup :—Hakanoa, 9. 5 ; Partial Eclipse, Bst.; Glena Bay, 7. 10; Macroon, 7. 10 ; Owairaka, 7.6; Alloy, Michael, Ned Kelly, Right and Lett, Roval Day, The Thorn, Valquette and War Officer, all 7st. KAITAIA HANDICAP, 6 furlongs, of 65 sovs:—British King, 10.7; Sunny Morn, 8. 9; Waning Light, 86; Lightwood, Bst.; Poanui, Bst.; Furore, 7.2; Tres- * sor, 7,2; Screwbolt, Archanui, Brandy, Doctor, Indian Maid, Kelso, Mineral, North Boy, Pipiwharauroa, and Te Kone, all 7st. * FLYING HANDICAP, 6 furlongs, of 120 sovs:—Hakanoa, 9.13; Partial Eclipse, 8.12 ; Macroom, 8.9; British King, 8. 5 ; Ned Kelly, Bst.; Valquette, 7.7; Frothblower, 7 st. BEACH HANDICAP, I mile, of 85 sovs : Glena Bay, 12.3; Right and Left, list.; Valquette, list.; Exalted, 10.10; War Officer, 4 10 10 ; Fiery Lad, lost.; Michael, 9-9; Poanui, 9.9; Kelso, 9st. ; North Boy, 9st.; Royal Day, qst. EVANS’MEMORIAL HAND- j ICAP, 6 furlongs, of 100 sovs.:— Hakanoa, 9.13.; Partial Eclipse, 8.12; Macroon,’B.9; British King, 8.5; Owairaka, 8.5; Ned Kelly, Bst.; Glena Bay, 7.12; The Thorn, 7-7; Valquette, 7.7; Frothblo wer, 7st.; Lightwood, 7st.; Sunny Morn, 7st.; Trumps, 7st,