NAPIER PARK MEETING.
NEXT FRIDAY'S EVENTS.
UST OF THE HANDICAPS. [B2 TZLEG2ABH. —PILES 3 ASSOCIATION. ] WELLINGTON. Monday. The fcHoming hzr-dicaps have been declared by Sir. H Coyle for the first day of the Napier Park Racing Club's Winter Meeting on Friday and Saturday
CANTERBURY NOTES.
SUCCESSES OF RANELAGH. ThT TELZGSAPH-—OWX COH2XSI*OXBSS T. j CHBISTCHTTECH, Monday. Thre three-year-old Ranelagn, woo die 201. commence racing until this season, registered bis fifth win when be prevailed fct T-irxm oil Saturday, his urst stake money amoanting to £660, which has derated bin: from back company- In addition to this record. Eanelagh occupied second piaca on seven occasions, bringing liis tots* earnings to i? 25. Lord Ranald -ras nominated for the stesplecnase at tne A.shburton tns. b—t owing to tbe shortness of his preparation, bis name was withdrawn before tbe nandi caps were dealt with. Gay Jim. who would probably have won tbe Hack Steep lechanse at Timaru on tie first car. but for breaking down at a critical stage, is act likely to be seen cut again this winter. Tbe two imported stallions. Valkyrian and Rosencr, who hare been previously stationed at VTannate and Gran respectively, will ce established in tne Riccartcn district curing the coming season. Pa;uito has been reccrumissioned and ■snll re-enter upon a preparation with a view to anotner trip to Sydney wrtn IF. D. Jones' team, which is expected to leave Wellington on July -25. Aberfeldy sweated freely before going out to contest the hurdle race at Timara on Saturday, and again ran a patchy race. Ee dees not, by any means, seem right just at present, and appears to have lost all confidence m bis jumping since ne fell at Riccartoa in Aprtl 4ast. Toawai need not be condemned for his two failures at Wasbdyke. On both da~3 he wa3 badly favoured during the running, and on Saturday was asked to tackle almost impossible positions at —ariczxs stages of his race, and his failure to take pari in the finish was net surprising aider the circumstances. Royal Mint is evidently on the rc3d to regaining the attractive form which characterised bis racing in tbe North Island a couple of seasons bach. He was uniucky m having his race before the weatner broke at Timaru on Saturday, as galloping in mud is considered to be his long suit.
NOTES FROM WANGANUI.
HORSES TO RACE AT TRENTHAM.
[ST TEIXGE-VPH- —OVTS COETLESPONKEJTr.] WAXGANTI, Monday.
Arro has been nominated fcr the hack hurdle events at the Wellington meeting. His form at Otaki was good for a beginner at the game and ha is likely to run weil at Treniham nest month. Consent figures in the sprint events and also the Whyie Eandicap at Trentham. The Acre eeldins has been responsible fcr good work recently and should give a good account of himself in his engagements.
Pedestal continues to hit out well and it will not be for want of condition if he fails at Trenthani next month. E. Gray is to ride- him.
In view of his engagements at Trentham, it will be interesting to see how Paieta shapes at Eawera nest Wednesday. Paieta has gone on nicely since racing at Wanganui.
The Warden has improved since racing at Otaki and it should not be long before he gels on the winning hit again. Ee is to run at Eaw era on Wednesday. Auctioneer is not to fulfil his- engagement at the Egmont-Wan.ga.nui Eunt Club's meeting. He will be put through a course of schooling over hurdles for the spring meetings. SEASON'S FIXTURES. June 25—Egmont-Wanganui Hunt, June 27. 2S—Napier Park Racing Clab. June '3S—Waipa Racing Club. June 23—Aehborton County Racing Club, July s—Oama.ru Jockey Club. Jalj g, 10. 1-2—Weinngton. Placing Club. July 17, 19—Gisbon.e Racing Club. July 19—Waitnate District Eunt Club. July 23 —South Auckland Hunt dub. July 31, August 2—Masawatu Racing Clnfc.
MOTEO HACK ETJBDLES. Of £123; LJ miles. st. lb. st. lb. Zipper . . , ■ 11 5 Master .... 3 1 Deluge . . . . 10 13 LLtncsa .... 9 4 Rakaapocga . 30 9 Pursefnl . . . 3 4 Shrewd . . , 9 13 Whakane . . . 9 3 Liyn Dfc-a ... 3 13 Kackaerca . . 9 0 Lin Arlington. 9 10 VTilmoreona . . 9 0 High Society . 3 S PF7TAXF, HACK STEEPLECHASE. Of £125; 2 miles. fit. lb. st. 1 lb. Jen 10 ~ . . . 3 0 Hileiillss ... 9 12 Master Arch . 9 0 Kalakaca ... 3 12 High Heather 9 0 Wyefcrd . . . 3 li CcmereS . . . 9 • 0 KQTOO ... S 10 SiJta 9 0 Kowhatu ... 3 6 Winnagain . . 9 0 Timi Pouri . 9 C Bon Aryan . . S 0 ... 5 -1 "iTilmcream . . 3 0 Heather Blend 9 2 IfEANTE3 HACK HANDICAP. Of £100; ; e far. ei. 3b. St. lb. Blue Paper . . 10 11 Imperial Coin 9 ■2 Goldlike .... 10 7 Cro's'n Link . . 9 2 Manifesto ... 3 13 Easterly . . . 9 0 Brcvrn S'Jgar . 9 13 Hystride . . . 9 0 Repay S!1 Lady Spy . . . 0 0 Evening Hero . 5 11 Bcysl Semester 9 0 Keen 9 11 Ccmecic . . . 3 0 TTinlcch .... 3 5 Giasalonjh ... 3 0 Kins Mann ..94 Blacksmith . . 3 0 Arrowhead ..33 Weddins Bells 9 0 Arrowzone ... 3 3 NAPIER STEEPLECHASE. 0: £200; about 2i miles. ft. Tb. st. lb. Ponicla .... 11 3 FHag Swift . 3 10 N aki;Tr:ai ... 11 1 Birkbeck .... 3 a Brig. Bill . . 10 11 Mannsra. .... 3 5 Wii&mcliffd . . 10 7 Master Arch . 3 0 Charlatan ... 9 12 Eowhatu . . . 9 0 Handy 9 12 Ben Aryan . . 3 0 Red Bank ... 3 11 Bendo-a-er . . . 3 0 AHFRIEI BUBBLES, Of £150; 11 niies. st. lb. st. lb. Conjurer II. . 30 5 Airfares » * • • 3 2 Brig. Bill ... 10 5 Ealakaua . . . 9 0 Whancliffe . . 19 1 Linosa . . . . 3 0 STEWARDS" EA5DICA?, Of £150; ; 1 mile. st. lb. st. lb, Bold Front 10 5 Eery Mct . . 9 3 Baliocn . . . 9 13 Cenrageons . . 9 2 Moun. Eeath . 9 12 Paikc 3 0 Queen's Choice 9 3 Bemera . . . . 9 0 Gcfc'in Market 9 3 3reak a' Day . g 0 M. Treasury . . 9 S Whakaari . . . 9 0 SETTLERS' HA CE HANDICAP, Of £122 st. lb. st. . lb Pctaafom ... 10 9 Lady Lucerne 9 o G r3>tTH3 • • g m 1.0 S Ei~h Heather 9 0 G-cIdlike ... 10 5 CIcyne . . . . g 0 Tahcma .... 3 11 Kimbo . . . 9 0 Bro'sm Sugar 9 11 Bisoletto . . 9 0 Shortly .... 9 10 MirabSary . 3 Q Lor alike .... 9 '0 B-oyal Ccu" 9 0 Adventns ... 9 T Rakaroa . . . s 0 Mothplare ... 9 7 Prim as . . . 3 0 ."Winloch ... 9 3 Bcyai Scmsste r 9 0 Spearform ... 9 3 Courtship . . 9 0 Imperial Cc:n 9 2 High. Mystery 9 0
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20598, 24 June 1930, Page 7
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