MANAWATU WEIGHTS.
THE WINTER MEETING. HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY. awapuni steeplechase. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION. ] WELLINGTON, Thursday. The following handicaps have been declared for the first day of tho Manawatu Racing Club's Winter Meeting on July 31 and August 2: KIWITEA HUNTERS' HURDLES.
PF.NDAVIES jumps well. SCHOOLING TASKS AT TE RAPA. [by TixncnAi'H. —own ronnrspovnENT.] TT A MILTON. Thursday. An interesting piece of schooling work was witnessed at Te Kapa this morning when Pendavics (N. Syrne) was schooled in company with his stnblemnte Pcndennis (R. E. Thompson) over six fences on the steeplechase course. Starting at the sod wall, the pair took in the live hedge and the sod wall at (he entrance of tho straight, going round again and jumping tho same obstacles. Tho pace was on nil (he way, and both gave a splendid exhibition of clean, fast jumping. Pendavics, as a result, of his good display, enhanced his prospects for (he Grand National Meeting, where he will be ridden by N. Syme. Pondennis, who was having his first schooling task for about two years, shaped surprisingly well, and if he can be kept sound he should be well forward for early spring racing. THE "HAT TRICK." R. SYME AND THE NATIONAL. [liv TKf.EGIIAPH.-~OWN ('oiIRESPONDENT.J II AMI LT()N. Thursday, The To llapa horseman Roy Syme, who rode Wiltshire to victory in each of the last two Grand National Steeplechases, has been engaged to ride Matu in tliia year's contest. Syme was successful on .Vlatu in tho July Steeplechase at Trenthnrn last Saturday, and aa ho seems to understand this horse well, the combination might prove a difficult proposition n tho Grand National While it is rather against tho law of averages for a jockey to ride the winner of the Grand National throe years on end. Syme's prospects of completing tho " hat ttick" are by no means remote. TOWN MAJOR A BARGAIN. [f!Y TKI.EGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] UUNEDIN, Thursday. It is understood that the price paid for Town Major by Mr J Bcattio was 160 guineas Town Major won XSOO in stakes at 'front hum and now (stands as a real bargain, as ho should prove more than useful next season. His victories last season were scored under tho colours of Mrs. M. McCubbin. RIN TIN TIN'S PRICE. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUN ED IN, Thursday Tho price paid by "Mr J. F Richardson for Km Tin Tin is Said to have been OiiO guineas. Rin Tin Tin is now in D. P. Wilson's stable, but he may not bo naked to race for some little time. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. Acceptances for the Grand National Steeplechase, Grand National Hurdles and Winter Cup, and general entries for tho Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting on August 12. 11 and 16, clooo at 8 p.m. to-day.
Of £100; 1J miles. St lb. 8t. 11). Son o' Mine : 10 1:1 Viaduct . . . . 9 7 Archeria . . . 10 9 11inatoro . , . 9 7 Pikimai . . . . 10 7 Michael Califho . . . , 10 C> Shimose 9 7 Four Aceg . . 0 13 Jill Jazz . . . 9 7 Wilmorcana 9 12 Sandy Acre . 9 7 Copey n 11 Postman . . . 9 7 Mandate . . . a 9 l'oppy Day . . 9 7 Blacksmith . . 9 7 Craigui . . . . 9 7 OROUA PLATE. Of £100 set voights; 6 fur. Rt lb. Bt. lb Patterns . . . 10 0 Gran Chaco 9 3 Horie Whero . 10 0 ftuerester . . . 9 3 Killigrew . . . 10 0 Laconic . . . 9 3 Rhodesian . . 14 Okapua . . . . 9 3 Air Laddie . . 12 Playground . . 9 3 Conn Hong . . ( | 12 Pnnitoo . . . 9 3 J-'at's Boy . . . C) 12 'IVna Firnia . 9 3 Roundelay . . () 1'2 Tegan . . . . !) 3 Kentish Lady 11 Vandyke . . . 9 3 Nga whine . . 9 11 Wallarub . . . 9 3 Rangimahoe 9 11 A cm i . . . . 9 0 Great Lady 9 9 Gasconade 9 0 Platina 9 9 Kilbroncy—Miss Ruby Dawn , 9 9 Odille filly 9 0 White Doo . . 9 9 Miss Hastings 9 0 Winncre . . . . 0 9 Kightmare . . 9 0 ArisuB . . , . 9 Pass On . . . 9 0 Dick WhitI'andia . . . . 9 0 tinglon . . 9 n Tar Baby . . 9 0 Danny Boy . . 9 Tripping . . . 9 0 MANAWATU HUNT CUP. Of £150 about 3 miles. fit lb. st 'Lucess . . . . 11 9 Trouble . . . . 10 1' Asknri . . . . 11 <•> Wilmoreana . 10 0 Powhiri . . . . 11 5 Birkie . . . . 9 Son o' Mine . 11 2 Scion 9 CornerolT . . , 10 13 Bisk 9 9 Pikimai . . . 10 10 Calculation . . 9 7 Knlnkaiia 10 9 Tarn worth . . 9 7 Huirangi Girl 10 s Akbar . . . . 9 7 Maidos . . . . 10 2 CLIFFORD HANDICAP. Of £250: li miles. Rt lb. Bt. lb. Paddon . . . . 9 in Balloon . . . . 9 3 Star Area . . 13 Nucleus . . . . 9 3 Heat Friend . 12 Paiko 9 0 Marjoram . . . 7 Rorv Mor . . . 9 0 Yoma fi Royal Game . 9 0 Orazone . . . . fi Brilliant Light 9 0 Dnellona . . . 5 I'erle do Leon 9 0 Coiuapeotis . . 5 Lucretia . . . 9 o Black Mint . . I Pedestal . . . 9 0 AWAPUNI STEEPLECHASE. Of £ 150 about 3 miles. pf lb. st. lb. Oineo 11 9 Young Master Lu . . 10 12 Thurnham 9 8 Brigadier F? ill 10 11 CornerofT . r, Hvifeatrnson . 10 10 Bed Bank . . . 5 Flying Swift . 10 s ITapdy . . . 3 Airtight . . . 10 3 Wako King . . 3 Lucess . . . . 10 3 Skvrider . . . 3 I'erle de Leon 10 1 Wyeford . . . 2 Beaumont . . . 9 9 Akbar . . . . 0 Diana's Lad . 9 9 Silta 0 Son o' Mine . 9 9 RONGOTEA HACK HURDLES. Of £10O; H miles. st lb. ot. lb. Llvn Dim . . . 11 r. Evening Hero 9 3 Avro 11 5 Bed Day . . . 0 Mountain Four Aces . . 0 Guide . . 10 3 Whenuatonga 0 Opa . . . . . 10 2 Our Jack . . . 0 Dobbin . . . . 9 13 Fiery Comet . 0 Calitho . . . 9 P Ngawhine . . 0 Lin Arlington 0 r> Tuition .... 0 Masher . . . . 9 3 Frilford . . . 9 0 Whakaue . . . 0 I! Kopji .... 9 0 Disrank . . . 9 3 BROADWAY HANDICAP. Of X KKt 9 fur. st. 11). ft. lb. The "Warden . 9 13 Mirabilary . . 0 0 ! Malahat .... 9 13 Myola . . . 9 0 ! Shortly . . . . 9 12 Snearform . . . 9 o I Ad vent us . . . n 12 Easterly . . . 9 0 1 Kilorell . . . . 9 11 Hon Aero . . 9 0 Auctioneer . . 9 11 Robbie's Calamine . «. . 9 10 Mistake . 9 0 1 Singer . . . . 9 «* Ha Herns . . . . 9 n ! Whakauo . . . 9 7 Benighted . . 9 0 1 Airforee . . . 9 n Marie Land 9 0 Warzone . . . . 9 1 Fallow . . . ft C'akunart . . . 9 3 Gueress . . . 9 0 STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Of £ 150 6 fur. St. lb. st. h. Arrow Lad 10 fi Pine Paper 9 fi Tori 10 r, Boval Game . 2 Fcrnden . . . 10 5 Moutoa Kiosk . . . . 10 ■1 Treasury . 9 0 Otniri . . . . 10 o Pot oa form . . 9 0 TTvn; una . . . 9 13 Broad Acre . 9 0 Royal Dan on 9 11 Kil mezzo . . . 9 0 Ju«f An Idea 9 9 Fx Dono . . . 0 Cndlnnd . . 9 9 . Taranto . . . 9 0 Pnellona . . . 9 9.. Denier .... 9 n TTnpwpod . . . 9 p. leTiressie 9 0 A-ora . . . . 9 7 Monnghan . . 9 0 Te Atiawa . . 9 fi —
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20619, 18 July 1930, Page 9
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