SOUTH CANTERBURY HUNT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20623, 23 July 1930, Page 11

SOUTH CANTERBURY HUNT.

NEXT SATURDAY'S RACES.

LIST OF THE ACCEPTANCES.

[nr TELEGRAPH. —PEEKS ASSOCIATION.] TIMARU, Tuesday.

Following are the acceptances for tho South Canterbury Hunt Club's annual race meeting on Saturday:—

GREAT THREE-YEAR-OLD.

GALLANT FOX'S WINNINGS.

OVER £50,000 IN FIVE RACES. The great three-year-old Gallant Fox is setting new records in American racing this season. Lori* Derby, who saw hint win the Kentucky Derby, sent the following cablegram to the owner after Gallant Fox had won tho Belmont Stakes 011 June 7:—" I nm deliphtcd about Gallant Fox. My most hearty congratulations on possessing a really good horse. Be is the only consistent three-year-old in any country. Have you not established a record in winning the Preakliess Stakes, Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes?" Tho following reply was sent to Lord Derby on behalf of Gallant Fox's owner, Mr. William Woodward, the New York banker:—" Gallant Fox is the first three-year-old to win consecutively in his only four starts, tho Wood Memorial, Preakness Stakes, Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes—America's real Derby. Ilis winnings amount to about £IO,OOO and lie has proved himself unquestionably the best [ ainco Man o' War. Both horses descended from Lexington."

Subsequently on July 12, Gallant Fos won the Arlington Special Classic, carrying I') 1,000 lidded money. Gallant Fox's total winnings for the Wood Memorial, Prcsikncss Stakes, Kentucky Derby, Belmont Stakes nnd (lie Arlington Special Classic would thus amount to over X'oU.OOO. The cablegram recording: his success in the Arlington Special Classic stated that it made his 6ixth important win this season and possibly the odd race may liavo been the Latonia Derby, of i'jOOO.

Earl Satidc, after riding Gallant Fox to victory in tho Belmont Stake 3, said, "Mark my words, Gallant Fox will prove himself one of tho greatest thoroughbreds in tho history of the world's turf." Last season as a twc-year-old Gallant !• ox won nearly I'! 000.

LATE J. BEBAN'S HORSES

H. DONOVAN AS TRAINER.

[ ny apii.—own < oiu:cspon pknt.] CHKISTCHUKCH, Tuesday.

The team of horses formerly trained bv the late J. Bebau were to-day handed over to H. Donovan, who lias made application for a. trainer's licence, lie had been again engaged to accompany Nightmarish to Australia and A. MeAulay will now havo to look for another attendant. Donovan will atsirt off in his new post under favourablo a uspiees. as tho team, wiiicli comprises Toperc, Audience, Appeal. Sapient and 'lho Clan, are nil well forward and 011 the verge of racing condition. Nono of these horses was nominated for tho Christchurch Hunt meeting, but T'opere, Appeal and 'lho Clsin figure in the list for the Grand National meeting. Topeie is destined to contest (he Winter Cup and will bo a starter in the Clareinont Handicap at the South Canterbury Hunt meeting on Saturday.

RACING FIXIURES. July 2G—South Canterbury Hunt Club. August Christchurch Hunt Club. August '2—Poverty Bay Hunt Club. August 12, it. Hi—Canterbury Jockey Club August ii— -Pakuranga Hunt Club. August 2:j—Hawke's Bay Hunt Club. August 27—Dsuinevirko Racing Club. August 28—Danuevirke Hunt Club. September G—Taritnaki Hunt Club. September 0— Olago Hunt Club. September C—Marlon Jockey Club.

HADLOW HACK HURDLES, Of £110; 1} Tniles. Ft. lb. fit. 11). Heialer . . .10 '2 Exido .... 9 3 Mernbo .... 0 1J (lay .Fashion 9 0 lliird Prince 9 10 Fairness ... 9 0 Gold Mint . t) 7 PAREORA HUNTERS' STEEPLES, Of 1'ICO; '. 2 miles. St. 111. Bt. lb. Barrington .11 3 Bladon ...911 Deportment . 10 fi To Haunui . . 9 10 Tractarinn . . 10 Indicator • . 9 9 Goldtown . . 10 0 J'etorline • . 9 0 M arco Polo , 10 0 lYtcrette . . 9 9 "West Dome . '.Ill Tim lialboa . 9 S "Willow Glen 'J 11 SOUTH CANTERBURY STEEPLES. Of £-200; ' 25 miles. St. 11). st. lb. Radiate • • .11 S Radinc .... 90 Rangatnlii . . 0 1J French Fleet 9 0 Valves .... 9 0 Diamond Jack 9 0 LEVELS HACK HANDICAP. Of r.;o; C fur. St. 11). st. lb. Fair Money 10 11 Rnpina .... 9 4 Valuator . 10 1. Dry Area . . 9 0 Sweet Refrain 0 12 Dittlo Duchess 9 0 Niiiht Effort 0 3 Homo Coming 9 0 Royal Limond 0 0 Rosewood . 9 0 Orifinmb ... 9 6 Memories . 9 0 WASHDYKE TROT, Of £100; limit, II. 10; li miles. Accumulator . ],t. Yds blid. Cranlcicli . . Lt. Tiny Bingen . '21 Mary Locauda, . 1,1. Dorry Pointer . 30 Real Girl . . . Lt. Danny Boy . . 30 Ydsbhd. (Hrvio Rose . , 30 Hapxiy Lasj . . 12 Red Shiner . . 30 Dan Logan . . 21 Sonoma Star . '18 Norwester . . . '21 J oil u Kublo . . ISO Princo Chimes . 21 TESCHEMAKER HUNT CUP, Of £150; '21 miles. fit. Hi. st. lb, Rangatahi . . 10 13 Tractarian . . 9 12 Harrington . . 10 11 Scion .... 9 S AVairio ... 10 5 Kulrange ... 9 C Jsgahue ... 0 12 Falooso .... 9 4 HUNTERS' HANDICAP, Of £100; 1J miles. et. lb. st. lb, Gold Mint . . 11 S Star Stranger ]I. Fresh Brec-.e .11 0 10 13 Commentor .11 5 All Comment 10 10 Bonatic .... 11 2 Fairness ... 10 T Vv'est Dome . . 11 .1 Blue Rny ... 10 7 CLAREMONT ' HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile. vt. lb. st. lb, Taboo . . . . 10 13 Haze .... 9 5 Town Major . . 10 9 Royal Mint . 9 2 Beau Geste . . 10 5 Carinthia . . 9 '2 First Raid . . 9 9 Sweet Refrain 9 0 Torero .... '.i 0 OriSamb . . . 9 0 Evening ... 9 5