A.R.C. SUMMER MEETING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18897, 20 December 1924, Page 15

A.R.C. SUMMER MEETING.

t ACCEPTANCES POSTED. e 11 .•Acceptances fell di-> yesterday for the g nandieaps set down for decision on the ■- opening day of the Auckland Racing Club's >, summer Meeting and also final payments ; . lor tne Great Northern Foal Stakes. Groat . northern Derby, and Thirtieth Royal Stakes. ah round the various lists can bo regarded n as Highly satisfactory and point to the - approaching gathering at Ellerslie proving ii iift.ii re ? D l c ' 3 "-ell tip to the most note- " worthy of if ß predecessors. • ~ nco ,"' ,he posting of the accep- «£?• j (or wnic » most interest was centred e JORterdny was, of course, the Auckland Cup, 6 ln*irJi7 " m? i Kr3 * s .Paid up a very keen 11 u-i 3t u ll be maintained in the issue. ;, IV; . • lie ''oc'i'ded as a most, pleasing e Hit *" 11' conue.it.ion with the acceptance - 1« . for * bc Cup. is that seven of the 15 4 left in figure from. 8.0 upward. lwe C ty.o, le hive been paid up for in tho „ ff,K Handicap, and hero again there 5 ic.fdi. i to < b<! Pl'?'fdwith. for the division • J,rJ. .1 d j fro ") 6 0 'inward are well re--1 ftffii* 1 *- Wlth •!!" brilliant Royal Blood • list Position at the head of the ; lowing are the acceptances for tho ■ various events:—. | FIRST DAY. THE QUEEN'S PLATE. 0 . , Of £600; 1 mile. a „ . st. lb. „i \w \r«ti l h ri cl ••12 p i<l«ant (imp.) 8 1 Marble GUss . 8 9 Brush. Boy .. 3 0 1 assionato ..39 Gauntlet .80 relham ..80 Phoenix Dark 8 0 Steel . Bar ..89 Quiescent ..80 Tactician ... 8 3 «v, n . Armour 8 0 Te Monan-n ..8 0 Siaosi . ..80 Transformer ~80 Son o' Mine 8 0 Arch -Amie ...84 Tanadeea 7° 8 o Cureaforni ... 8 i Degage ..70 Dadoy . 3 Girl . 8 ( Diamond Moon 7 > Dormda ..84 Pinon . . . . 7 • lurn • • ..Si Ring the Bell 1 (imp.) ..7 7 5 GREAT NORTHERN FOAL STAKES, J Of 11500; C fur. 1 u , st - lb- st lb > ; Bahama ..8 10 pQII Abbey 810 . Bank Draft . . 810 Runnymede . 810 i ti i A ?l e ,' ' 810 Star Stranger 810 • Hyde Park . 810 Anklet . ..85 1 ft. , . ,I *, L'. .. 810 Manda.no ..8 5 ; .Ki!:g» "ix>cvca 8 10 Oroum 8 5 , Mimetic .. slO Shirley ..S3, RO3TNSOX HANDICAP Of £100; 7 fur. 1 p. , St. lb. St. lb. 1 Piquaat ..00 Sleepy Sol ..7 0 i Archibald .. 8 6 Exactly . ..70 , lapidary . . 8 0 Piton . . ..70 JVnetituui .. 8 2 Princess Nata .7 0 r Desert Clow 8 2 Winkie's 'Wheel 7 0 ' Quiescent ~' •8 - Electrode ..70 • King the Bell . S 2 Frown. Beauiy 7 0 ' * mop . . 8 'i Rahepoto ..70 . Passionate ..710 Quinsilia ..70 . Mijacari ..710 Fiery Dad ..70 ; guns . . . . 710 Drolatique ..7 0 • Fmrtote ..7 7 Yaqui . . ..7 0 ' ?. ev . . -.77 Opaloid . ..70 . t. ralla _•• ..77 Otouru ..70 , Cherry Ripe . . 7 5 Narcosia ..7 0 ; Explorer ..73 AUCKLAND CUP. Of £3000. '_' miles. >~,.,.., , st lb at lb , r-o.fj Light ..07 Royal Divorce 7 7 Miifketoon ..89 Polonett ..72 : Limelight ..84 Stork . . 613 le A \ara ..SI r.old Jacket ..07 P"" ■• ..83 Far North .•• fi 7 Miliaalu ..Si Kalaltaua ..07 Illumination s 0 Right and Left 6 7 Royal Present 713 ' GRAFTON HURDLE RACE. Of ..fCOO; '2 miles. ' „. , , st-lb. eh lb. Starland ..n 3 Mia Bella .. 913 Bullford . . 11 2 Narrow Neck . 9 13 ■ Santiago . . 10 10 King Abbey .. 9 12 , Mauuga . . 10 10 Cool Slimulcnta 9 0 Miss Meh-a . . 10 0 Advent ..90 hen De ii .. 10 2 Guianfonn ..90 - Crown Coin . . 10 1 Glenotus ..90 RAILWAY HANDICAP. Of £1400. 0 fur I 8t lb M, ;b , Royal .Blood ..99 Fool's Paradise 7 7 t Tulaa .. . . 813 Motley ..'75 , Alfort • • ..80 Civility ..74 , favo ..-86 Broadwood ..73 , B"''" . . 8 3' Prince Abbey 611 ! Killocra ..82 Quinetle . . ClO Dan Qui 11 . . SO Master Doon . 6 9 1 Grand Knight 713 Starmist ..08 . iiiclli . . 712 Tuahine ..08 . Hipo .. ..7 11 Ballymoy II . . G 7 Deluge . . 7 ' NURSERY HANDICAP. Of £550; 5 fur. ' r„ • , ' st. lb. St. It ; Shirley . , 8 12 Naslori .. ..74 Romantic ..so Le Chouc;i3 . . 7 C! Bank Draft ... 0 Gold Acre ..7 2 ' Master Mind . 7.9 Air Quecu ..71 Merry Damon . 7 p.Oreuin ..7 0 , Paddon ..7 8 Queen Arch .. Gil Royal Mint .. 7 8 Waning Light. Gil ' Star Ranger . 7 6 Luxurious . . Gil Gold Mint ..7 8 Lomint .. 611 ; Uranium »eld. . 7 8 Charia „ . . 011 . Gold. Autumn 7 0 CHRISTMAS HANDICAP. Of £000; 1 mile. St. lb. f' "- Surveyor .. 910 Matiueo ~ 7 H Royal Divorce . 812 Lady Ridicule 7 8 Tarletou .. 8 8 Gold Jacket .'.73 Inferno . . 8 ',' Landslide ..72 Kick Off ' ..87 Gala, Day ..70 Count, Cavour . 8 1 Mount Marta . C 12 Alfort . . ..si Starmist. . . 012 Loyal Irish ..so Tresham . . C 11 Quest . . . . 712 Rouex . . . . 611 Bright Day ..,78 Pretty Man ..811 Gleiiroes ~77 Sandstar . . 611 • Footfall .:. 7 3 Dazzling Light 0 9 Raceful ..7 3 Lady Rev/a ..0 7 Spoony ..73 Malutour ..07 THIRD DAY. GREAT NORTHERN DERBY. Of £3000; li miles. St. lb. st lb Brush. Boy . 810 Quiescent . . 810 Count Ca.vour BJO Rouex . . . 810 ltootfall . . 8 10 Sandstar . . 810 Gauntlet . . 810 Shin. Armour 810 Inferno ..810 Tanadees .'. 810 Killocra . . 8 10 Town Bank . 8 10 Master Doon . 810 Treshiun . . 8 10 Mount Maria . 810 Starmist ..87 Museari . . 8 10 Tuahinc ..87 Phoenix Park 810 FOURTH DAY. 30TH ROYAL STAKES. Of £1000; 0 fur. St. lb. p f 11, Inferno ..90 Mimetic . 7 6 Mot ey r, „. . 811 S'P Oll Abbey . 7 6 Sank Draft, . 7 0 Rutuiymede . 7 6 Gold Mint ..70 Star . Stranger 7 C Hyde Park . . 7 6 Uranium geld 7 1; King Lu .. 7 o Mundane . 7 a Kings Speech 7 f, Shirley .'. 7 ;j Lc Choucas ..70 Oreurn ..73 WANGANUI NOTES. HORSES FOR AUCKLAND. [BV TKLtGRAI'U.-OWN COnK£3PuNDEXT..I WANGANDI. Friday. Heavy ram for 2t hours on end has made owners and trainers who are sending their horses north rather anxious as to tho trip The thought that a slip on the lino might j bold (horn up at some outlandish placo ou I the Main Trunk is not a pleasant one, I but th?y are hop that t.iev will hare the luck to get through without any great inconvenience. The heavy 'J l '' 1 experienced . during the. last few days has interfered with training operations to some extent, but \V. Rap", has kept 113 ~,; m fairly hw -'- The easy hThL h; ;^.P cr har» S favoirred Motley, and {~% baa irot through her work without, showenrinr 7 "fill" , 0, , 1 "'? recent trouble re-fr-,7k C 'i, , WI V,"- "\ !1 , happen on the haw rlmafn ?- 1 " ]JTr ' h^] y «.V ike at Bllorslie to her £$[ 0 & d right the t A ha 8 t U 8 l V '". filly will :most likely B how that she has not lost, all her old brilliancy stvd lU ft 6 nd h it beon hltlin « out in Pleasing look « a „ nd S^. er ? ''""I UOt «? tiß « °-« who look to j,n, to Plu.ne bettor at Elleralie ban be did at Feifdiiiff. He will need KaUwiT- TrJiV! un y, chan C« of winning the Ban way Handicap, but is </u to capable iof dome trie trick at his best. ' ° I Glepross has been doing C ood work since 111s1 win at ; I ' eliding and must run promi- : nently in ins ei.gajremontß. j r Ohm and * a, 'dune aro both improvinc j [Outers, and altogether it is a formidable .Orchid ran such a. good rare at. WoodMile when not reudv that he must be given ..chance ,„ the Klyin,,; Handicap nt the Taranaki meeting, especially as his race ! Con«iderrbly PPC " 3 " VC ,ivCUcd h, » »» i I .ve!r.^' : l \ ro '" . en «»stt{ '»' the hurdle e\ ems at Awnpuili and a so ficures in th« Str.tnrd Cup. Ho has got through aoino ; school.in over the hurdle* ill good style. £..* Till! ,robb J y "° l ? Awap.,7,l. but he i may then be taken „.o to Stratford for lh" I Cup. in wu.cli he is nicely weighted with j 'J ho Ktront? Foni.il team which will l eft vo I for Au.kland to-morrow should nick up a race or two. iif.»rno is particularly well having improved since returning from Rici carton, and thin so;, « Absurd will be verv j lyrd. to belt in whatever events he starts He in a oitick.beainnpr. ai)( ] this may be I 111 his favour in the Rnilw.v Handicap ,J 1 m- f k;i;i; o v i ,i ,K,H '' "' be r ''' n nh " ft " isb **■ ! „ The . ,'<vr"este.[ r.<nal«flni»ticn ,-,* tho i™": u^" ,!l ( - 1 Hunt , Club with the Wnverley Racing Club finds little favour . among m*n,h<>irf of. the hunt club, which ax a very flour 1 1» ■•no' institution. It has a, ! membership of &1 active and 37 fcon. mombom, and ow»f> a property of ?,0 seres free from ,"»M. Ourlng the '«**<■<,■> £2 me*ts were held from and Kith«nj ill the i north to Niii'umf-i in the south, with a D»ck of .10 houiviri and over CO members st tended : "0,,.,.. of these meets as straight follower». [he members fu. to se« how the amalgamation proposal )■> in the best interests of hunlinif arid r»cuiß generally Thev point out tool hunting .<neou,-a«e« tho breeding of 1 good horses nnd I.the training of capable ' anifttuui - boriftrrieD.i 1 1 ,1