OTAGO HUNT CLUB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20668, 13 September 1930, Page 9

OTAGO HUNT CLUB.

TO-DAY'S RACE MEETING.

LIST OF THE ACCEPTORS,

CUP STEEPLECHASE FIELD,

The annual race meeting of the Olago Hunt Club will bo held at Wingatui today. Following aro tho acceptances:— SEA VIEW HUNTERS' HURDLES, Of £123; 1J miles. lh. st. lb. West Domo 11 9 Pantler ..99 Beauty Light 11 0 All Comment 9 9 Barrington . 10 11 Lucky Maid 9 9 Red Heather 10 9 Cultivator ..97 Hard Princo 10 8 Wincette . . D 7 Scion . . .99 Thurina .... 97 PRESIDENTS HANDICAP, Of £115; 5 fur. at. lb. st. lb. Valuator . . 9 0 A 1 Jolson . 8 2 Captivate . . 813 Pitlnda ..82 Wise Choice . 8 11 Littlo Duchess 8 2 Royal Limond 8 9 Cumulative . 8 2 Painkiller .89 Solanum ..80 Water Power 8 6 Nonchalant . 8 0 Pink Paper ~83 Lady Dart . 8 0 Tray Bond ..83 OTAGO HUNT CLUB CUP STEEPLECHASE, Of £175. about 21 miles. st. lb. st. lb. Tractarian . . 11 6 Koremata ... 9 7 Andy .... 11 3 Willow Glen . 9 7 Squatter .... 10 4 French Singer 9 7 Red Heather 9 13 Star Tractor . 9 7 Diamond Jack 9 12 JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP,. Of £130; 1 mile. st. lb. st. lb. Black Duke . 9 5 Waving Corn 8 O Rascal .... 8 6 Compensation 713 Wingatui ... 8 1 Smithereens . 7 8 Circulation..Bl Membo . ... 7 7 WINGATUI TROTTING HANDICAP, Of £l2O H miles. Auto Lt.. Seaworthy . . Lt. Ardour . . . .Lt Sunraines . . . .Lt Caeßai Lt. Woodb'n Direct Lt. Dolly Chimes . Lt. Wallace Mao . Lt. Drake . . . Lt. Yds bhd Knowledge . . Lt. Gold Chimes . . 12 Prairio King . . Lt. Winning Wave 12 Radio . . . Lt. Glen Wilkes . . 24 Sasin . , Lt. BROCKVILLE STEEPLECHASE, Of £125; about 2 miles. st. lb st. lb. Kapuna 11 0 Pamplona ... 9 11 Radiac . . . . 10 13 Pantler .... 90 Maungamoo .10 7 Willow Gien . 9 0 Tractarian 9 13 HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP, Of £120; 1J miles st. lb st. lb. West Domo . . 11 9 Rotorex . .97 Fresh Breeze. 11 1 Moy Hall ... 9 7 Commentor .11 1 Diamond Jack 9 7 Beauty Light . 10 8 Wincette . 9 7 Barney Googlo 10 5 French Singer 9 7 Barrington . 10 5 Thurina .... 9 7 Lucky Maid 9 12 Traho 9 7 All Comment 9 12 VAUXHALL HANDICAP, Of £lls- 6 fur st. lb st. lb. Assemble .92 Bitractor ... 7 9 Jo' Hazeldean 8 13 Solanum .... 7 9 Somo Toff ..85 Ballance ... 7 9 Valuator . 8 5 Rosewood ... 7 9 Dumblano . 8 2 Royal Bluff . 7 9 Royal Limond 8 1 Col. Crawford 7 9 Painkiller ..80 Auster . . 79 Shipshape . . 711 Th.- Vic .79

PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY.

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUNEDIN, Friday. The weather waß dull and wintry at Wingatui this morning and mild rain set in. However, the going will bo fairly sound for the Otago Hunt Meeting to-mor-row unless heavy rain sets in. Painkiller is a doubtful starter in the President's Handicap to-morrow.

Tho following may be fancied in the various events:—Hunters' Hurdles: Barrington, West Dome. President's Handicap: Tray Bond. Pink Paper, Water Power. Hunt Cup: Andy. Tractarian. Jockey Club Handicap: Black Duke, Rascal, Brockville. Steeples: Radiac. Kapuna. Hunters' Hat: Fresh Breeze, Commenter. Vauxhall Handicap: Jock o' Hazeldean. Some Toff.

NOTES FROM THE TRACK

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUNEDIN, Friday. There was no really fast work at Wingatui this morning.

French Singer jumped the sod wall in good style. He then went cn to complete a full circuit. He was not allowed to put much paco on, and jumped carefully without mistake. He would probably give an attractive display with more paco on. Willow Glen strode over a couple of circuits and then came along the final three furlongs in 44 2-ss. Palada, who moves a bit short, cantered and then sprinted three furlongs in 11 2-ss. Rotorex led Genteel home at the end of half a mile in 65 3-ss. Lucy Locket and Barrington did useful work in company, including seven furlongs in 1.44 3-5 without heing extended at any stage of the task

Water Power appeared to be waiting with Royal Flower when galloping over half a mile in 56 2-ss. Wise Choice appeared to be going better than Captivate when concluding half a mile in 54 l-5a Royal BlufT t/iok 57 l-5s to cover the same distance along the hack. Diamond Jack, Scion and a number of others engaged at the meeting were also worked, but were kept to lenient tasks.

NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE

TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP,

Laudatory, a three-year-old daughter of Lapidary and Sports Queen, has gone into I'. Brady's stable ut Te Rapu.

Two horses named after Miss Amy Johnson uro to take part in the two-year-old parade at the Otago Hunt meeting to-day. One is named Amy Johnson and the other Flying Amy.

While riding work on the plough at Wanganui on Wednesday tho jockey R. J. Mackie had the misfortune to lose a gold fob chain, with amethyst attached', which he valued as a keepsake.

Among recent winners in the Melbourne racing area was the three-year-old gelding Betwixt, by Weathervane from the Boniform mare Entre Nous, who won a six-furlong Trial Stakes at a country fixture. Betwixt wan bred at Eldorslio and was sold as a yearling in Sydney to his present owner for 210 guineas.

Mr. B. S. Irwin, president of the Otago Hunt Club, has received a cablegram, despatched from San Francisco by Mr. J. M. Samson, wishing tho club every success for its annual race meeting to-day. Mr. Samson is a member of the Otago Hunt Committee, his brother officials having declined to accept his resignation when he left for a tour abroad. Tho acceptances include Royal Limond and Jock o' Ilazledean, who will probably carry Mr Samson's colours at Wingatui to-day.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS,

" Anxious," Auckland.—Acora wns withdrawn from the Flying Handicap at Wanganui at 4.5 p.m. on Wednesday.