WAIKATO HUNT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19158, 26 October 1925, Page 6

WAIKATO HUNT.

MEETING AT TE RAPA. The Waikato Hunt will hold its annual race meeting at Te Rapa and with a good prospect of the weather conditions. being in full keeping with the season, a capital day's sport should result. The. following is a list of the horses engaged in tho various events: MAIDEN HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. Of £2OO. 21 miles. st. lb. st lb. Ginger Carl .10 5 Auburn . . '' Illowa . .97 Colonel Abbey 9 0 Hats Off . .90 Panchito. . .90 BARDOWIE HACK HANDICAP, Of £2OO. 6 fur. Stronghold . . 810 Solferino— Air Queen . 8' 9 Ponoma nliy » •» Zanna . .84 Seaday ... 7 Quincoma . ,83 Delysian . . 7 3 Lacemakor . . 713 Gold Rep . . ' Arch Opal . 713 Green Bonnet 7 3 Killute . . . 713 Beauty Spot . 7 Potash . . . 711 Waahi . . . < O Dowen . . . 710 Lady Varco . ' 0 Wyoming ..77 Gold Mint . . 7 0 Santa Fe . . 7 6 Ohinemuri . .70 West Abbey . 7 G The Sapling . 7 0 Elva Rose ..76 Paddon ■ ..70 Mangapiko . .75 Muri Aroha . 7 0 Always . .15 Multini . .70; Seabrook ~75 Miss Ford . . 1 '' I Monday ... 7 3 Peg Away . . 7 0 j Te Kawana . 7 3Lc Cheval . . 7 0 Lady Swift . 7 3 Sulla . . . < 0 HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE, Of £350. About 15 miles. Kauri Park .11 S Nabflb . . • 9 3 | Tawehi . .10 4 Chirrup . . . 9 1 Areseno Lupin 913 Rafferty . . 9 1 j Kenday . ..97 Bonny Canny .90 S'moko ... 9 5 Yankee Dan . 9 0 j Ardath ... 9 4 Auburn ... 9 0 Pondennis ..93 Master Doolan 9 0 King's Guard . 9 3 MEMBERS' MEMORIAL HANDICAP. Of £450. 11 miles. Illumination . !) 0 Gold Jacket . 7 7 Royal Present 8 9 Regent . • ' " Boomerday . 8 3 Desert Glow . < o Barometer . . 710 Tinopono . .70 Tresillian ..78 WAIKATO HUNT CUP. Of £560 and Gold Cup value £IOO. About 3 miles. Birkenella ..11 12 Rafferty . • \J Adrienne . .11 4 Stonewall . . 91" Royal Abbey .11 2 Kendal . . . 9 «» Woden . . .11 2 Ginger Carl . •' 1 Lady Comet .10 13 Birkenose . . 9 0 Hypothesis . .10 8 Hats Off . . 9 0 First Call . . 10 7 Panchito . « 9 0 LADIES' BRACELET. Of £200; lj miles. Kauri Park .12 1 Fiery Comet .10 0 Hokioi . . .10 8 Nabob - . .10 0 Pendennis . .10 7 In Town . - -JO 0 King's Guard .10 5 Homai . . .'.O 0 Chirrup ... 10 4 Master Doolan 10 0 Illowa . . .10 0 IXSTOW HANDICAP, Of £350. 6 fur. Broadwood , 812 Day Guard. . 7 1 White Comet . 8 7 Some Fashion . 7 0 Town Bank . 8 4 Kimr Cheops . 7 0 Finelli ... 8 0 Ileisler ... 7 0 Daylight . . 713 Ballymoy 11. . 7 0 Bright Day . 7 9 Quinctte . . 7 0 Master O'Rorke 7 7 Miss Egypt . 7 0 King Lu . . 7 6 King Pot. , .70 Ripon Abbey . 7 6 Lady Glissis • 7 0 Golden Buiibrle 7 3 Gold Chip . .. 7 0 Matinee . .72 REVIEW OF THE FIELDS. BY ARCHER. Racing will commence with the Maiden Hunters' Steeplechase, for which there are six acceptors of very mediocre class. It is probable that Ginger Carl and Auburn will be tho popular fancies, but it will not take a good one to beat them. I know little concerning the country-trained trio. Illowa, Colonel Abbey and Hats Off.' The lastnamed was taken to Hawke's Bay last winter, but did not race there. The Bardowie Hack Handicap has always been a difficult race for hackers, as it invariably attracts a big field of horses, many of whom are of unknown quantity. I his year it is to be run, in two divisions and that may help backers. Lacemaker, Killute and Sulla are a trio that may oe in the firing line in the first division, and Wyoming, Quincoma and Air Queen in the second division. „ , , The Hunters' Hurdle Race has drawn a good field and should provide a good betting race. The popular fancies may be Kauri Park, King's Guard and Tawehi. Nine well-known performers are down for engagement in the Members Memorial Handicap. Boomerday won the event last year and should again race prominently on this occasion. His most dangerous °P" ponenta may be Barometer, who has been galloping well, and Royal Present. . A "ood field of hunters is engaged in the Waikato Hunt Cup and fancies may take a fairly wide range. Royal .Abbey, Hypothesis and RaSerty are a trio that I should find good support. Form in the Hunters Hurdle Race may ! give a guide to the Ladies' Bracelet, for ! which King's Guard, Kauri Park and Homai 1 may be among the popular fancies. The Instow Handicap has drawn an ex- | ceilent field of sprinters, and should be the best betting event of the day. It would he difficult- to name the favourite, but Broadi wood, Daylight and Town Bank should all I be in strong demand. AUSTRALIAN RACING. MOON EE VALLEY MEETING. VICTORY FOR MANFRED. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Reed. 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Oct. 25. The Moonee Valley meeting was held yesterday in fine weather. The following were tho results of the leading events:— W. S. COS PLATE, Of £750; weight-for-age; 9} fur. MANFRED, B. C-haffey's b c, 3yrs, by Valais —Otford, 7.11 (F. Dempsey) . 1 THE NIGHT PATROL, Earl of Stradbroke's b h (imp.), aged, 9.4 (G. Young) .. .. .. .. ..2 PANTHEON, J. and C. Brien's b h (imp.), syrs, 8.11 (S. Cracknell) .. 3 Six started. In a great finish Manfred won by a head from The' Night Patrol, who was three lengths in front of Pantheon. Time, lm 57s —an Australian and New Zealand record. Manfred was accorded a great ovation on returning to the paddock. MOONEE VALLEY CUP. Of £2000; 1 mile and 3J fur. TOOKARBY, Denis and Kitchen's b g, aged, by Sea Prince—Carary .. 1 RAITII, E. A. Underwood's b g ..2 FRIARSDALE, N. Falkiner's ch li (imp.), 3 Seventeen started. Tookarby won by a length and a half. Tookarby was formerly trained by G. Delaney, but the horse is now one of D. Price's team. TRAINING NOTES. FLEMINGTON AND GAULFi ELD. A. and N.Z. MELBOURNE, Oct. 24. The weather was fine for training operations this morning, and the work performed was of an interesting character. At Flemington, Manfred went half a mile easily in 51 }s. Windbag (J. McCarthy), assisted by Pentola (Baldwin), did ten furlongs in 2m 10s, a tan track record, the last seven taking lm 31s. Boaster compassed a mile in lm 41,3. Thelton and Bard of Avon went nine furt longs in 2m 14s. Trelyon and Rakoa galloped live furlongs in lm sis. . . . Virgin Gold and Amounts did nine furlongs on the grass in lm 5715. . Pilliowinkie (G. Young) beat Petunia (R. Lewis) over ten furlongs on the grass in 2m 9]" Pillicwinkie pulled up sound. At Caulfield. Spearfelt (11. Kncvitt) covered a mile on the sand m lm 4GJs, the last six furlongs taking lm 21s. Taj Mahal did the fastest mile of the morning, compassing the eight furlongs in '"king's Pardon went ten furlongs on the sand in 2iu 17s. . Susie Pye did three furlongs in .>Bs Ashtoreth and Ever Bright galloped five furlongs in lm 3s. „ Nungamardah did the lastest iOur furlongs, taking 4955. . Waranton ran six.fur ongs in lm 19s. . Heroic's starting in the Melbourne Cup is doubtful. He may run in weighWor-age events if his condition improves. three horses killed. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Reed. 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Oct. 25. During the contest for the Broadmeadows Steeplechase at the Moonee Valley meeting yesterday there were a number of mishaps, and as a result of falls. Mammon, Mervlot and The Drono were killed. ' APPEAL DISMISSED. MELBOURNE, Oct, 25. The appeal of the New Zealand trainer G. Delaney against the 12 months' disqualification meted out to him by the stewards of the Victoria Amateur Turf Club, was heard by the committee, of the Victoria Racing Club yesterday. The appeal was dismissed.