RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20620, 19 July 1930, Page 9

RACING.

UISBOKNE MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY. REVIEW OF THE prospects. : THE WAIKANAE HANDICAP. i. ifjj e winter meeting of tho Gisborno facing C' ub will conclude to-day. The i. ' nC jpal Hat rare is the Waikanao Handiant j the chief jumping event is the Te Hapara Steeplechase. Following is -'tho programme, with a review of the prospects in each race:— HURDLES HANDICAP, Of £llO. 15 miles. st. 11). st. lb. gt A men • ■ 3 l ;t Heather Blend 9 4 .. S uperb Kins. 9 8 Kiwinui ..90 Tall Timber . 9 1 Coonardoo .9 0 , purseful . • 1 St Ames hns a rise of 13lb for bis win on 'ibe ' nlt c ' ::n,cca aro u * e»ln bo promine.-.t. 11• chief danger might corao from Heather Blend and Superb ,£ins. The favourites may bo ST. AMES. 11EATUEU PL END. TRIAL HANDICAP, Of £100; C fiU". st.lb. st.lb. Qliecr Card .9 10 Ruku ... 9 0 Abbey Pa' o - 2 Winter Buy .9 0 Tama Waiata 9 0 Krin's Boy . 9 0 Merry Lu ..00 Lady Horton . 9 0 -Shine On . . 0 0 801 l Archer . 9 0 Teariki ... 9 0 Honowai ..90 Jicrry Lu failed twico on thy first day ind might not be improved for the racing:. Queer Card is the " form" horse and should be dangerous, while Tama Waiata and 'Abbey Dale may also show up. Solid support may bo forthcoming for QUEER CARD. ABBEY DALE. WAIKANAE HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile. st.lb. st.lb. Singleton . .10 12 To Awha ..92 Hold Front . 10 9 The Author . 9 0 Queen's Choice 10 7 Nalii .... 9 O Kinsel ... 912 l'rimax ... 9 0 Valsier ... 010 Cool Card . 9 0 Rory Mor . . 9 5 As ho is likely to be a better horse for his Tsce on the first day, Singleton should bo dangerous here. Others with chances ire Kinsel, Valsier and Queen's Choice. Investors may show a preference for SINGLETON. VALSIER. HACK FLAT HANDICAP, Of i'l3o; 7 fur. st. lb. fit. lb. Cloyne ... 0 10 Russet Moor . 9 0 lago .... 9 9 Wedding Bells 0 0 Claremore ~99 Kathelma ..90 Outfit . . . 9 5 Barracouta . 9 0 Little Wonder 9 5 Merry Lu ..90 Coonardoo . . 9 4 Little Gift . 9 0 Fall o' the Year, 9 0 Autumn Sun . 9 0 Ff.rm points to C'loyne and Claremore Ileitis; prominently, while Russet Moor and Littlo Gift may also bs in the picture, llerry Lu is also engaged, but she failed to ihow fgrm on the first day and may not have done well on the trip. Popular selections may be CLOYNE. UUSSET MOOR. TE HAPARA STEEPLECHASE, OF CI SO; 21 miles. st.lb. st.lb. Gnrzon . . . 10 Master Arch . 9 9 Kalakaua . .10 fi Timipouri ..95 Highwayman .' 10 3 Tannvorth ..90 On form Kalakaua ami Ciarzon seem the most likely ones. Sever, i' of the others have jumpers' chances, but they are not a good lot. Investors will probably follow form and support KALAKAUA. GAIIZON. TURANGANUI HANDICAP, Of £120; 7 fur. st. lb. et. 11). Autumina . . 911 Russet Moor . 9 0 Nahi ... 9 9 Kathelma ..90 Claiemore ..99 Barracouta . 9 0 Arrowhead ..96 Tama Waiata 9 0 Royal Songster 9 5 Autumn Sun . 9 0 Whakaari ..92 Salamander . 9 0 Fall o' the Year 9 O

The issue 13 decidedly open Arrowhead Bnd Royal Songster are nicely placed nnd other possibilities aro Auturnina, Autumn Sun and Claremore. It should be :i good letting race, and tha favourites may bo ROYAL SONGSTER. ARROWHEAD. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of £110; 6 fur. ft. lb. st. lb. King Wangft ,y]o 7 Superb King . ft 0 Valsier ..00 Good Sport , 0 0 Golden Shadow 0 5 Claremore ..00 3bo Author . 0 0 Otena ... 0 0 On first day'a form King Watiga arid Colden Shadow should again beat the rfhers, although Valsicr and Claremore may be capable of ruakinx respectable showings. Host support may bo forthcoming for GOLDEN SHADOW. KING WANG A. WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB. LOSS OF £667 FOR YEAR. Iho report of the Wanganui Jockey Club, be presented at tho annual meeting 011 July SO, states that., after providing for depreciation on and plant, the loss lot the year is £(',o7, as compared with a loss of £132 last, year. This was accounted frr by a decreaso of £('»'2s in totalisator Avenue. Since the hist, report the addition 'he members' portion of tho stewards' •'and had broil completed and had been ttuch appreciated by members. During tho year the committee purchased a motor tractor and roller at a cost of XI:,0. The Retiring members of Ihe committee, Messrs. G ' C. Glenn, J. 11. Foster. F. J. H. Nantarrow and 11. J.I. Speed, aro nil seeking reflection, and, as Messrs. Kussell. Grace and '• v r , Ppnifr h:ivo also been nominated, n. ballot will be held at the meeting. answers, to correspondents. Outnider," Pnkekohe.--Noted performers J Maniapolo includu Kev.i Polo, Omabu. Kata, I'o;i 'J ere ami Fisher. The Ollioer not ii great success nt. I lie chid and Sired few good hor.-.es. One of the best '"Own of his progeny was Mobility, a smart ilorso over shrfrt courses. Doubtful." Hunt,ly.—The attendance ni lerslio on June 7 last, the third doy of le Great Northern meeting, was 15.000. . p tecord attendance for any race meetat f'Hcrslio was over 40,000 on Boxing Dfy. 1020. 1 - RACING FIXTURES. July 10—Gisborne Racing Club, uly 13—Waimaje District Hunt Club "ly it. South Canterbury Hunt Club. "BU6t 2—Cliristchurch Hunt Club. Ugust 2—Poverty Bay Hunt C'lub. ! 12, 11. py—Canterbury Jockey Club. ■Aucust 23-I'ukuranga Hunt Club. , ÜBu »t 23 Hawke's Bay Hunt Club. l 'Suat 27—Danneviike Racing Club. Uguat.2B—Danntvirke Hunt Club. ® e PUt,.b M 6—Tarannki Hunt Club. C--Otngo Hunt Club. •"IHember C_M.uton Jockey Club.