WELLINGTON MEETING.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY
LIST OF THE ACCEPTANCES. CHALLENGE STAKES FIELD. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION."] WELLINGTON, Friday. Acceptances for tho second 'day of the Wellington Racing Club's Autumn Meeting to-morrow are as follows: 12.2—NGAIO HIGH-WEIGHT. Of iilGO; 1 mile. st. lb. Bt. lb. . • • -* 0 ' :i Morrath ..90 Blacksmith .10 13 Miss Hastings 0 0 Sailor's Love . 9 11 12.42—PLUNKET NURSERY, Of £105; 5 fur. St.. lb. St. Iby Tout le Mond 8 3 Top Thorn ..75 Chief Clangor ... 7 5 Marionette . 8 3 Arena ... 7 4 j Might ... 710 Cockpen ... 7 0 Wasteland . . 7 10 Colossical ..70 Late Jest . . 7 7 Traymela ..70 Sir Pombal . 7 5 I.32—MURITAI HANDICAP, Of £l(>0; 1 mile. st. lb. st. lb. Winsome Hind 9 0 Flower ... 7 8 Landmark . . S 9 Fairway ..77 Azalea ... 8 1 Thrasher ..74 Lyrical ... 8 1 Kalmnk ... 7 2 Red Sun . .-7 11 Capetown ..70 2.I7—AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of £400; 1 mile 3 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Gay Crest . . 9 13 King Colossus 7 7 Star Stranger 810 Joi de Val . 7 5 Jaloux . . . S 2 Shatter ... 7 0 Arikira ... 712 Jayson ... 7 0 Grand Jury . 710 Earthquake .70 High Falutin' 7 8 2.SB—NORTH ISLAND CHALLENGE STAKES, Of £750; 7 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Cimabuo . . 911 View Halloo . 811 Lady Quex . 9 3 Azalea ... 8 3 Cadland ... 9 3 Head Lady . 7 0 Hunting Cry . 9 1 Gaino Cricket Bat, . 813 Carrington . 6 12 Golden Wings 813 La Modern . 6 9 3.42—HUTT HANDICAP, Of £200; 1 mile. st. lb. st. lb. Arrow Lad . 9 5 Fiji .... 8 2 Awaken ... 8 8 Fast Passage . 8 .0 Pomp ... 8 3 Marjoram ..80 4.27—SUBURBAN HANDICAP, Of £250; G fur. st. lb. st,. lb. Autopay . . . 8 12 Grecian Prince 7 2 Great Charter 8 3 All Humbug . 7 0 Arvada ... 7 0 The Quoin . . 7 0 S.I2—BELMONT HANDICAP, Of £ 1 GO; G fur. st. lb. et. lb. The Quorn ..90 The Mirror . 7 7 Eminent ..82 Merry Peel . 7 7 Miladi ... 713 Waratah ..70 Gold Sand . 713 Mullaboden . 7 0 Royal Bengal . 7 13 Pass <~>n ... 7 0 Normanby . . 7 12 Sailing ... 7 0 Weatherstep . 7 10 REVIEW OP THE FIELDS, [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WELLINGTON, Friday. The fields havo thinned down for tho 6econd day of the Wellington meeting tomorrow. The weather is fine and warm and the track will be fast. Tho following horses may be well supported in their engagements:— Ngaio High-weight.—Make Up. Plunket Nursery Handicap.—Arena, Topthorn. Muritai Handicap.—Winsome Hind. Azalia. Autumn Handicap.—Gay Crest, Jaloux. Challenge Stakes.—Lndy Quex, Hunting Cry. Hutt Handicap.—Fiji, Awaken. Suburban Handicap.—Autopay, Grecian Prince. Belmont Handicap.—The Quorn. .Royal Bengal. TURF IN ENGLAND. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. LONDON. March 17. The Liverpool Spring Cup was decided to-day and resulted as follows: — ESTATE DUTY, Lieutenant-Colonel W. Guiness' br c, 4yrs, 7.10 . . . . 1 VENTURER. Mr. 11. Eves' b c, 4yrs. 8.3 2 POTCHIM, Mr. Boyd-Davis'b g. 4yrs, G. 7 3 Thirteen started. Won by a length, third horse a head away. MANAWATU AUTUMN MEETING. CLOSING OF NOMINATIONS. Nominations for the handicap events and forfeits for the Manawatu Sires' Produce Stakes and the Manawatu Stakes at the. Manawatu Racing Club's Autumn Meeting close with the secretary. Mr. V. T. Dibble, Palmerston North, at 9 p.m. on Friday, April 1. AVONDALE AUTUMN MEETING. NOMINATIONS AND FORFEITS. Nominations for all handicap events and forfeits for the All-Aged Stakes at the Avondale Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting closed yesterday, when_ a very satisfactory list of entries was received.-. Details of the entries for the chief handicap events and those left in the All-Aged Stakes are as follows: — FOLEY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, 1} mil os —Eager Rose. Autumn Sun, King's Archer. Sir Mond. Awaken. Gay Cockade, Imperial Prince. Puriri I'ark, Gibraltar, Jalldy Karo, Great Star Royal Doulton, Catoma, Grand Tea. Great Emblem. Maori Boy, Taneriri, Royal Artist, Chief Joy, Chief Jewel, Speedmint.. RAILWAY HANDICAP. 6 fur.—lmamint, Silvermine, Tea Chat, Leitrim Pegaway, Exaggeration, Hampton Park, Easter lime, Orapai. Fiji, Great Star, Huntingdon, Fersham, Paganelli. Sunny Sky, White \Vings, King Ford. Manawhenua. High Comedy, G (input, Refresher. A.UTUMN HANDICAP, li miles.—-Eager Rose Autumn Sun. King's Knave, Kings Archer, Sir Mond. Awaken, Pegaway, Gay Cockade, Imperial Prince, Lady Musk, Gibraltar, Jalldy Karo, Fiji. Great Star, Royal Doulton, Catoma, Grand lea, Psychologist, Great Emblem. True Blood taneriri, Royal Artist Chief Joy, Chief Jewel, Speedmint. ALL-AGED STAKES, Of £500; weight-for-ago. with penalties and allowances; G fur. st. lb. et- lb. Cadland .... 9 3 Easter Time . 8 9 Lady Quex -.91 Tea Jrader . . 7 9 Golden Wings 9 1 Grand Sport . bll NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE. TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP. The racehorses Karapoti and Hercmia were shipped to Sydney by the Marama yesterday The arrangements to ship Jjctitia, Hard 'Words and Timorous by the same steamer were cancelled and they did not make the trip. Karapoti and Heremia were scratched for all engagements at the Auckland Racing Club's Autumn Meeting at 10 a.m. yesterday. It was confidently expected that Airtight would make a bold showing tn the McGutre Memorial Steeplechase at Paeroa on Ihursday, but ho failed to infuse any dash into his fencing and was well beaten. It will he necessary for him to &ive & mucJl bettci exhibition of jumping if he is to have a winning chance to-day. Those who had seen High Finance schooling at Ellerslie were prepared to see her make a good showing in the Handicap Hurdles at Paeroa but., after jumping the first two fences in dashing style and establishing a good lead early, she displayed a dislike for her task and ran off at the fence near tho six-furlongs post. High Finance appears to be becoming moody and unless she races more generously in future VV. Kemp is likely to have difficulty m placing her to advantage.
Until he won the Ohinemuri Cup on Thursday Puriri Park had not attempted a middle distance, but the manner in which he run out the 10 furlongs and 20yds. suggests that he is likely to succeed over even longer distances. Certainly, the 1 aeroa course is in favour of speedy horses like Puriri Park, but lie has an abundance o staying blood in his pedigree and he should have no difficulty in running middle distances successfully on larger courses than Paeroa.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21136, 19 March 1932, Page 9
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