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TEE THAMES MEETING.

HANDICAPS FOR FIRST CAY* The following handicaps have been . declared 'by Mr. F; 'J. iieManemm for the s events to lx> decided on the first day of the Thame* Jockey Club's annual meeting, which is fixed to take place os February 23 and 25:- "-,.■•" THAMES HANDICAP HURDLES, of £130; 1} flyginas. 10.12; Maude Wilbob, 10.10; Bußtler. Bcanlluß. 10.4; The Curragh. 10.2; Mimiwhangata, Rippling. Lu-pe-rino, 9.13; General Rose, 9.12: Ad rent. Raymond, C»pstar, 8.8; Gay Boy, Laadbird. 9.4; Meutmore, Hangahunga, Colonel Abbey, Kilooo, Take. Tike. Bezant. Hunker, Luoullent. Salvor, Mt. Edcsa IL, 9.0. , - TRIAL HANDICAP, of £120: « fur,Uralla. 9.13; DeeexiGlow, 9.6; Hichflowzu 9.3; Multini. Bougies Latent, 6.9; Penitentiary, 8.7; Kilroe, Quaestor, 8J; Kiarito, Waipoto. 7.18; Sunny Roe, 7.13; Dorinda. 7.11; Trill. Praiseworthy. 7.10; Streak. £*r*kau, 7.8; Kuhio, ' L-iiculia, Potash, Tall Timber, Sculptor, Ma.piu.Mnri Axoha. Lilac Domino. Comet King. Fiecy Lad. Amen's gtieen, Quin Abbey geld, King Smock, lectrode, Night Comet, King Potoa. Monastery, Miss Vera. Genetra. Blanche Abbey. Kawa. San to a. Kama, W&ltnetr, Alba Box*. St&rella, Mihi Ape, Papaponga, Killuto. Allegianoe, 7.2. BOROUGH HANDICAP, of £160; 8 Finelli, 9.10; Prince Abbey, 9.1; Himpo. 8.11; Sheffield. 8.10; Some Fashion. Golden Bubble. 8.8; King Quia, 8.7; Jolly Gay, 8.5: Lady Ridicule, 8.4; Hyttus, 8.0; York Abbey, 7.10; Sentinella, Shebang. 7.7; Heisler, # Vaccination. Lady Lois, 7.5; Ring Lupin, Golden Dream, 7.1; Pagoda, Connemara. Awareka, Loved One, Kiarito, Lord Loppy, Looh Abbey, Peter Rosa, King Neva, Jaffna. Waiipoto, 6.T. GOLDFIELDS CUP. Of £500; li miles. „. „ at lb. St. lb. Sir Burnett ..90 Gold Plane ..,77 Royal Box ... 813 Marble Slab . 7 7 Alfort 8 8 Infante ..... 7 4 Nainutsre ... 8 8 Archie .... 7 4 Tinohoro ... 8 8 Active .. „~7 4 Boyal Abbey . 8 7 Smoke ..... 7 4 Tinokaha ... 8 6 Bycorax .... 7 1 Miss Egypt ..80 Lady Patience 611 -Gold Bud ... 7IS Elsie Aroha ..67 Glenoairn ... 711 Farndon ..... 6 7 Uncle Ned ... 7 11 Glenidle . . . , 6 T Tama-a-roa... 7 9 Opaloid ..... 6 7 Landslide.... 7 7 M PUBIRI HACK HANDICAP, of £130; 6 fur.Aerofortis, Lapidary, 9.5; King Cheops, 9.3; Te Kuri. 8.9; Lady Patienco, 8.8 -, Peter Maxwell. Daylight, 8.8; Lady Hill. Farndon. 8.0; Lady Biddy. 7.13: Archibald. Master Rohan, Potoanui, Lord Loppy, 7.8; Titanoss, 7.6: Take Take, 7.4; Tuipa, Connemara, 7.3; Tintoretto. Peter Boaa. F.i; Criss Abbey, Menanoe, Lady Arch 6.12; King Neva, 6.11; Miss June, Bright Gift, 6.9: Dorinda 6.8; Praiseworthy, Silent Knight, Sussex, Rarakau, Kuhio. Genatra, Electrode Streak, King Amans. Potash, Veleta, 6.7. FLYING* HANDICAP, of ,6200: 6 fur,-<~ Finelli ,9.2; King Merv. 9.0: Tinokaha, at: Regent. 8.6: Miss Egypt. Hnnpo. 8.4; Sheffield, 8.3; fiipo. 8.2; Golden Bubble, 8.1; King Quin, 8.0: Jolly Gay. 7.13; Lady Ridicule. 7.11; Tarna-a-roa, 7.10: Hyttus. 7.7; Eathonia, 7.3; Malatour. Shebang, 7.0Vaccination, 6.12; Looh Abbey. Pendavieß! 6.7 , THAMES VALLEY STEEPLECHASE, of £200; about 2f mile*.—Sea De'fl, U.lB- - 11.7; Luperino, Ii.0; Vooiierate. Waikawa, Gay Boy, 10.6; Active, 10.0;' Befferty, 9.12; Grand Canyon. BosuHuj. Bustler Tom Moore, 9.6; Raymond. 9.6; Advent, Scotch Pot Finlay. Camo. Bi* Ben. Lady Bruce, Galleio, Mapiu, General Ab bey, Starland, 9.0. HAUBAKI PLAINS HANDICAP, of £1715; 7 fur.—Sir Burneit. Alfort. 9.1* Tarlelon 8.10; Tinohoro. 8.8; Tiaokabi* 8.6: Royal Abbey Begent, 8.6; Cool StimrJentß. 8 o 4 v ! IF 1 ??* 0 ' M«. ,&»"»■ Fashion, Gold tip, 8.1: Golden Bubble. 8.0; Woody Glen, Ol; Jolly Gay. 7.10; Hyflus. 7.6; Bitholia, ohie. Bute Sound. 7.4 Infante, 7,8 Esthoni,»' S®?* 111 ® 11 "- 7-2; fhnoke, 7.1; T» Kuri. 13; Stammer, Vaccination. 6.11; Elsie Aroha, Tresor, Knighton, Uialla Lady Mat Jsa. ?r iD * ™

THE WANGANTJI METING. WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY. [BY TgLXGRaTH.—FBESS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON. Sunday. The following weights have beon-deolir%d by Mr. H. Coyle for events to b«* ma a* the opening day of the Wangauui Jockey Club « Autumn Meeting: WANGANUI CtJP: 1! niW. ' ■■ at. lb fit.lb. Muraahi .... 810 Correspondent 611 Mußketoon ... 8 7 Cold Steel . 611 Bonnie Winkie 8 7 Zouave ..... 6 9 Marqucteur ..87 Demand .... 7 Sunatt .... 8 6 Dissert ..67 Solon ... .8 Sifeto Hour .67 Trespass .... 7 9. Skylight ... 6 7 Stork ..... 7 0 D. Stiaitlace . 67 , STEWABDS' HANDICAP. 1 mile and 110yds.—Admiral Codrington. 9.2: Kiasem. 8.10: Karoao. 8.6: I&stowel. 8.4: ; Ares. 8.6; Irapnka. 8.1: Crossfire, 7,19: Pleating. Bumptious. 7.11: Alario. 7.10: Hap-ar Days. Mangawharo. Roman. 7.5: Snatch or, Fantler. 7.4; Askari. 7.1: Empyrean, 6.18: P'enana. 6.11! Militaire. 6.9: Ora's DWieht. Black Cruiser. Velociform. Jolly Princess. Butt? f Sound. Mountain Crag, 6.7. WESTMERE HURDLE RACE, ■bout It miles.—Eerie. 11.7; Militaire. 10.13; Bopibrook, 10.8: Malingerer. 10.7: Bonny Rill, Santiago, 10.5: Penona. 10.8: All Melody. 10.1: Kfllard. 9.5: Sling Camp. 9.0. / VICTORY WELTER HANDICAP. I mile and a distance.—Thunderclap. 9.5: Maria of Hereford. 9.3: Euchre. 8.18: Pits* Born. Para. 8.6: Vindictive. 8.1: mXi Mark. 8.0; Zaragoza, Te Kaws. 7.13: Merry Queen. 7.11: Regard. Bonny Rill. 7.8: Ops, Clandhu. Pirouette, Campbird. Taitaiata. Panache. Fillette. Wheel. 7.7. £ , JUVENILE Handicap. > 5 far—Gaillard. 9.13: Siaosl. 8.6: Shinins Armour. 7.11: Lake Dru. 7.9: Dangle. La Rev%. 7.8: Glengariff. 7.5 Pent Etre, " Shut Eye, The Banker. Sole Mio. 7.2: IVTerry Jest. Roburite. Corinthio. Solfrange. 6.W:. Bon March*. 6.7.

PETBF, HACK HANDICAP. / 6 fur.—, / Maria of Hereford, 8.0; Attractive, 8.9: fitrongholt. 8.4: Orchid. 8.3: Te Kawa. 8.1: Loyal Maid. 7.19: Wasteft, Bright Ejrw. 7,10; Miss Miokey. Tawehi, 7.9: Merry Oueen. ■Pnnitn. 7.P: Carnbe«. 7.1: I»«h»n2n. Gidgi, Panache, Xoauau, Mountain Bell, 7,0. • PLYTNG HANDICAP. 6 fur.—Gfcntrnin. 10.3: Rational. 6.2: Tukia. 8.12 He.l gin a. Solfanello, Mireusonta. 8.9: . Valerie. Iratraka. 8.8: Civility, Ares. 8.1: Santonio. 7.7; Hipo. 7.6: Last Crust, 7.1: Veil. 6.10: Attractive. Orchid. Awake. Black Cruiser. Jolly.. Princess, Avola. 6.7. TEE HAWEBA CONTESTS. ' ißi* TELEGRAPH— CORRESPONDENT. J! WELLINGTO N. Saturday; .. The success of the Trentham eeldir.g Arts, at Hawera did not coma aa a bis surprise, for by his track work Area ha* mad* it clear that a reproduction of private form would mean success in public, He run well in good company at Trer-tham, and this may have been the reason- Tvhj l he paid only i. moderate dividend. Strangely, after his form on th* first day. h« paid, a. really good price on thu second day. : - . Lake Uru's success on the second day of the Hawera meet'ntr wan .fir from nn■ected. and as the field was not strong, she paid moie than she was generally ex--pec tea to. Lake Uru has a lot of pace, and if she grqprs solid she will win some good sprint races. - The imported fill? Maria of Hereford fell while racing at Hawera this week, and ricked herself so badly that "it • will <be . some time before she is well enough to race again. Radiac was accepted for at Gisborne, Tout the steamer arrangements did not suit hi* trainer, and he was not taken over. Glimpse is a long way from top cJaes. and the company could not have been strong when ahe ran- second at Hawera. Mii.tareka, Bestir, and Radiac are sot - doiniit very much at present, and occasionally are taken to Otaki beach and given swimming exercise in the surf. Zero Honr was very strongly fancied for the concluding event of the Woodville meeting, but as things worked - out he had in© chance of conceding Elvaette Blb and a beating. Elvaette only scores occasionally, but she is better than is commonly supposed. Basso, who has gone south from Trentham, appears to be one of the kind' that needs very careful training,' but at hie* best he is capable of paying 'hit wot in hack com-, 6 any, and it is quite possible the vigorous 'tayo climate will euii him.. - ,-.C Visitors who have returned from .the lirgmont meeting say Ihspotoa waa very tin- . lucky to be beaten in the Nolsai Cup, , end a bad position early in the event 'lost Seer the race. „ The Thompson Handicap, which is to be run at the Wellington Autumn Meeting, will this year carry a si.">ke of £1500. The Summer meeting of the Wellington Racing Club resulted in a good profit. : - Kalakaua. of whom big, things were exDecled a while back, is looking well, and is being treated to swimming- exercise at Otaki bench. Although he has not raced fox a . while, he is not very backward in condition. X inflictive was the medium of « big bet in the concluding event of the Egmcmt meeting. He was sent out favourite,;- but ran badly, and finished well back. He ran so . : well in the Douro Cup that this' cannot "be , his true form. • : _ . •' The Trentham howoinwi, Ash . Reid.ia likely to be very close to the* top of the winning jockeys* list when 4ho season end*. Be added to his score; at ; Woodville, l and , on Thursday rode two winner* at Hawera. < i *

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18630, 11 February 1924, Page 5

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TEE THAMES MEETING. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18630, 11 February 1924, Page 5

TEE THAMES MEETING. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18630, 11 February 1924, Page 5