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THE LUCK OF THE GAME.

SOME INTERESTING FACTS. " The luclr of the game" is an oft-repeated ] remark in connection with racing, and it in ] also readily quoted in connection with the ] sale and in the ownership of horses. _ From an interesting article in a Sydney journal I clip the following:— i Mr. Hunter White, tho, well-known ] Mud gee breeder of bloodstock, has not managed to get hold of a really high-class horse for a lons time and yet he gave away XjM Paddington, a horse who has won a nigu ■ place with the great hurdlers. David was bought for ■tOgns when a, j tailing, and h2 has won over £31,000 in stakes, j The man who bought David as a yearling ( subsequently sold hirt ior something lu«e , -€SOOO. Tho Falkiner brothers are said to have tossed for David, and how Mr. Otwav i Fn 1 !ci nor won a big stake over tho Sydney Cup of 1923 with that horse is well ln f?, A Killick could, it is e«id.. have bought tho brilliant Beauford for i.'t>o when tie first took him on lease from Mr. W. u. j Mackay. The sum oi: £IO.OOO was, it is ( said, subsequently onco offered for iseaii f °LiTyveil. winner of a Sydney Cup, cost , 75ghs in England and (•l oal,UTl =^'" s JCnfi by mi.il order for 230gns. or thereabouts, reiiher tho buyer nor his trainer e\er , having seen the horse till he was delmrri on the wharf in New Zealand. £40.760 is tho handsome capture made by Gloaming stake-money alone. , -nn»via for Sir Hush Demfton gave oOOgns tot Tl^-s^^v^'g^e'^^ns'f^rose^ SSt r rS C for S Thompsons were talked by i°n I<v - <'iking Grafton n« a stallion, ™ they would not b'«y hnn h MMI his foals ° !1 He turned ont one. of tho greatest B to* Furvthmic. who was bought for 31.0jns wh*n a yearling aiid enriched hU owner s banking account extent .of 4:36,810. rmarling Heroic uougni- \\utu . . i IflOOgns. and after Fig»rativeiy ho wis sold tor jn.OuOgns. f V , oneaking. •" goldmine was struck H-oic was bought of a down , tt-Sfc* asvWS »t!° WA NGAN UI <J OCKEY CLUB. autumn acceptances. [BV TEJ,EGR.O?K.— PKESS AKKOCIATrON.] WANGANUL Friday. Tho following are the acceptancesi for events to lie run at_ the Vanganui Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting:— STFWARPS' HANDICAJ, 1 tYiilc 110 yards —Bright Day. 9.0; Avola, 8.12; Glenross, 3.3: Pelham. 8.2; Snatcher. Jmpeiial Spark, 7.13; Siaosi. 7.10; ILsthonia. 7.1. WEST MERE HURDLES about ]J miles.— Maugawhero. Wench, 11.6; Demand. 10.8; Equitable. 10.2. Tho Emperor. Gold Peak. 0.5; Sling Camp. 9.'i; Mountain Gold. Dubious, \ elociform. s!o. VICTORY WELTER. HANDICAP, 1 mi* and a distance.—Paßsionate, 9.1, * i*ei e, 8 10- Mountain Bell. Wenei. 8.8; \alencia. Wilderness, 8.5; Uralla. 8.4; Snmuiß Armour. G-lengarifT. 8.3; Drolatique 8.0; Pale Star. 7.13; * Attractive. 7.11; Knighthood, <.9; Alaiqucttc, Sansalino, Troilus, 7.7. WANGANUT CUP. 1} miles. S irveyor ..05 Spoony .■ v v Cl 3 Musketoon . 8 11 Pelham . , . v b 11 Muraahi . v -.SO Kilfaire .... 6 11 Stork . . . 710 Martulla . . . 6 i Bright Day ..77 JUVENILE HANDICAP, 5 fur.—Mandane. 8.9; Oration, 8.6; Gold Box, 8.5; Star Ana, 8.2; The Thorn, Dal Eaton. 8.0; Naston, Black Cat, 7.6; Anklet. 7.5; Royal Elm. 7.4; Vaward, Ohui, 7,1; Lin Arlington, 6.10. I'ETRE HANDICAP. 6 fur.—Rafa, 9.2; Lucrative, Lipsol. 8.6; Uralla, 8.5; Euphonium, 8.2; Sunny Vale. 8.1; Loyal Maid, 7.9; Rangimoima, 7.6; Miss O Dille. 7.5; Blue Peter, 7.2; Tangikai, Kauaka, Eurella, Miss Kupana. 7.0. FLYING HANDICAP. 6 fur.—Hino. 9.5; Tukia, 9.0; Inferno, 8.10; Civility. 8.0; Lndy Bentinek. 7.6: Deluge, 7.4; Siaoai, 7.2; The Lamb, 6.12; Weatbroke, 6.7. MAIDEN RACE.—Roburant, Tangikai. Herculean, Vaninia. Pouri Hoihoi, Aropela, Hallow moon. Grand Lupin, Seas tar. Dal Eaton, Naston, Luarnc, Trucstcp, Neddy, all 8.0. TOLAGA BAY CLUB. acceptances for meeting. 1 [BY XEX.EGRAfH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] GISBORNE. Friday. The following are He acceptances for the Tolaga Bay Jockey Club's annual ing;--MAIDEN SCURRY.—Lato Hours, Mokau. Kairunga, Orthodox, Our Day. Mixed Heather, Hinotaporoa, Miss Eclipse. Only Hope. Poly de Luxe. Mnnutni, Miss Damon, Ileatherforin, Gold Streak, all 8.0. FLYING HANDICAP. Prowler, 8.?; 51ansa toe toe, 8.1; Princess Ngata, 6.3; Kings Up. Puehu, 7.0. WELTER HANDICAP. Polyphemus, 10.4; Jubilee, 10.2: Martini, 9.9; Chaplin, 0.5; Ginger Mick. 9.3; Tecbir, 9.2; Bcvydale, Umva. 9.0. HAUITI HANDICAP. 6 fur.-Heather-form, 0.0; Heatherite, 8.7; Willmoreland, 8.5; Berydale. Laic Hours, Kingi Pita, damamti. Miss Damon, Imperatrix, Humourist, Egyptian, Breeze, Gold Streak, 3.0. UAWA STAKES.—General Carrington, i M.angatoetoe, 7.13; Sweet Heather, 7.12; ■ Jubilee. 7.7* Silverfish. 6.10; Lieutenant, j Tongariro, Kings Up. 6.7. HACK HANDICAP. 6 fur.—Polyphemus, 8.11; Princess Ngota, 8.5; Chaplin, 7.12; Mixed Heather, 7.11; Only Hope, Puehu, Manutahi, Hinetnnoroa, Orthodox, Mokau, Kairunga, Uawa, 7.7. : FAREWELL HANDICAP. 7 fur.-Prow-ler, 8.2; Sweet Heather. 7.13: Jubilee, 7.10; Martini. 7.1: Chaplin, 6.11; Silverfish, 6.10; Kings Up. 6.7

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18943, 14 February 1925, Page 12

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THE LUCK OF THE GAME. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18943, 14 February 1925, Page 12

THE LUCK OF THE GAME. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18943, 14 February 1925, Page 12