RACES AT OAMARU.
PROGRAMME FOR JO-DAY.
GRANGE HANDICAP FIELD.
GOOD CONTEST EXPECTED
The Omnaru Jockey Clubs Winter Meeting is tli© only racing fixture in New Zealand to-c.ay. Two trotting events are included in tlie piog.ranirne of seven races. The Grange Handicap has drawn a field of 15. including a number of horses with winning and placed performances, and should provide a very interesting contest. Telegraphing last evening our Canterbury correspondent stated that tine weather was promised., and the track would be fast. The following: horses were expected to bo well supported:— Steeplechase.—Lancer, Antrim Boy, Barneses.. Novice Stakes.—Topthorn, Gold Dress, Palenlua.. Oaniaru Trot.—Guyziah, Little Claire, Cloudy Range. Grange Handicap.—Mount Boa. Bavine, Water Power. Winter Hack.—Craigavon, Ballauce, Silver Salvor. "Waika.ua Trot.—Hard Words, Chenwood. To Kinga. Farewell Handicap.—Belvoir, Bed Boyal, and Meiry Peel. The first race starts a". 12.15. Following aro the acceptances HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, Of £100; about 2 miles.
JUMPERS FOR TRENTHAM. * FIVE ELLERSLIE HORSES. Tho live Ellerslitj horses who are to cornpete at the Wellington Racing Club's Winter Meeting will leave for Trentham by the afternoon express next Wednesday, when those to make the trip will comprise Clare-' more. Full Mehsure, Town Beauty, Master Lu and Billy Boy. Tho horses have all been working soundly in preparation for their engagements and it should not be for lack of condition if they fail to perform well. Although ho h:is been nominated. Neil will not be a competitor at Trentham. There is nothing amisu with Neil r.nd he will bo kept goinij steadily with a view to other :ncetings. TRAINING AT TRENTHAM. AROMA'S (iOOD HALF-MILE. -■ [f:xom our own correspondent.] WELLINGTON. Thursday. The going at Trentham this morning was sticky after a frost. Tho outside of the course proper was in use, but there was nothirg exceptional about the work. Aroma showoi most speed during tho morning, running four furlongs in 50Ja and finishing a couple of lengths in front of Gold Snnd. Aromj, has always, been a good track-worlter. Nornandy was let off with three-auarter pace over six furlongs. Might and Princo Pombil doing similar work together. Lati> Jest ran four in 6215, Cardinal Moon takinf; 553. Capij of Good Hope's time was 525, with New Era two lengths back. Vitaphone, who is well after his double success at Napier, did un easy half with Posy. Cimabuo did his usual three-quarter pace six furlongs, nnd Eminent and Lyrical again ran fh-e in 1.71. Joio de Val and Tobaccoland ran seven furlorcrs. As usual. Tobaccoland pulled hard at the start and put a break on his mate, but she rail up to him in the straight nnd they finished together in 1.30. Joio de Val is working well. Arrswzone was no good to Pahu oyer j" ur furloi.gs in 51s, £i good efTort for a hurdler. Pahu is well muscled up with his recent jumping. He will be ridden by M. 11 • Nicol at tho Wellington meeting. . Historic is being kept going in view of n. possible visit to Australia, although nothing definito lias been decided upon. Me worku regularly on the sand and is looking particularly well. HAWERA RACING NEWS. CANDIDATES FOR TRENTHAM. [raOM OUR own correspondent-] HAWERA. Thursday. This Hav/era tracks are suffering from tho rffec l .? of heavy mini!, and trainers are usint, the sand track lor important fast and pace work. The Hi),worn horses for I rcntham are doing their work in first-class style. All that wero nominated are likely to start. M. Conway has Nukumai and Hon J--ve in tip-top shape. Nukumai promises to be hard to beat tit Trentham, Ins tyY'L'n fouriie. as he appears to be piore solid alter his racing at Ellerslie. Bon Eve wan never better than nt prenent. and. provided lie can handle tho going usual at tho meeting, he iihould run prominently in tho nacK hurdle, events. , ~ , .T. Fryer is sending Airtight and the twoyear old Mure.ii Alone. The latter, who i. engaged in the Trial Stakes on to second day. has made good progress lately and - furnishing into a nice colt. He promised well at New Plymouth in the spring but aftei gaining n couple of placings a o Rapi subsequently went off. . , Both of J. Brown's candidates, Chief innw nn<l Tenaere. are galloping well. Linl: is in splendid condition. Calamine, is to make her first appearance in a hurdle race at Trentham ;i i. Mr. A. Alexander has sent Silver I." foal by Chief Ruler, therefore fl, 'l' *o Rilv.-r Rule find Chief Link, to J. Brown to r renare for his racing career. . is v articnlarly well spoken of and i*"ton given full opportunity of doing himsolt credit. RACING FIXTURES. July 2—Oamnru Jockey Club .1 iil { —flawke's Bay Hunt Club. July 13. 14, 1G— Wellington Racing C'ub. July 20—Rangitikei Hunt Club (at Mnrton). July 2.'!—Amberley nnd Horornta Kacmg Clubs and Cliristchurch Hunt Club (combined meeting at Riccarton). July 28, :io—Giiiborne Racing Club. July 30—South Canterbury Hunt Club.
si. lb. st. lb. Calham . .11 3 Adji Babu . 9 0 Antrim Boy . . 11 a Royal Land . 9 0 Lancer . . .11 3 Trooper Is'orth 9 0 Fresh Breeze. 10 2 Wight Attire . 9 0 Barneses . . It 10 Marco Polio . 9 0 Oriilamb . . 0 t> Peteietle , . 9 0 Graball . . 9 -1 NOVICI; STAKES, Of A'fO: all f-.0: 5 fur. Gold Dress Rose Dirt Ossiman Heigh Do i'orlsck Flaxbird Topi horn Palantua Congo Worship Dutch Princess Royal Estate Sharafight Adult 0 AMARU THOT HANDICAP, Of £100; limit 3.45; miles. Nelson Loennda Lt. Guyzinh . . . Lt. Lena Thorpe . Lt. Sun brown . Tit. Little,Claire . Lt. Yds. lihri Ayrshire . . . Lt. Cloudy Rango . 48 Rena Bingen . Lt. Almont Clinj; . 315 GRANGE HANDICAP, Of £1")0: 1 mile. „ et.lb. st. lb. Mount Boa. . 9 8 Taboo . . . 8 5 Royal Saxon . 8 11 Some Toff . w 8 5 Inevitable . . 8 11 Ravine . . . 8 5 "Water Power . 8 9 A1 Jolson . > 8 2 Red Rucer ... 8 9 Weatherly k 8 0 Dunraven . . 8 G First Raid . 8 0 Salmo Salar . S 5 Pakitere . . 8 0 Rascal ... 8 5 WINTER HACK HANDICAP, Of il'20: 15 miles. et. lb. et. lb. Ballnnce .18 9 Academy . . 8 0 First Song . S 9 Dressy < . . 8 0 Craigavon ., 8 G Pharaoh » . 8 0 Anpeal ... 8 5 Kuatui , . « 8 0 Silver Salver . 8 5 Bitractor » . S 0 Hish Speed . 8 0 WAIKAURA TROT HANDICAP, Of £100; limit 3.2; 1| miles. Te Kinfra . . , Lt. T»t "Wrack . . Lt. Chemvood . . "Lt. Ayrshire . . . Lt. I<ena Thorpe Lt. Yds. blid. Almont Cling . Lt. Stella Bingen. . 04 Little Claire . Lt. Black Jester . 24 Hard "Words . Lt. Wild Guy . > 72 FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of .l'!)0 ; G fur. Bt. lh. St. lb. Red Ttoyal . 9 9 Merry Peel . 8 10 Hot Tea . . 9 1 Ian's March . 8 9 Fir3t Sons: k !) l Bro\yn Pearl 8 5 Metal Bird . 9 1 Somo Good . 8 0 Lord Buclian 9 0 Bitractor . . S 0 Belvoir . . , 8 13 Flaxbird * . S 0 Freali Breeze. Adgi i. Bnba. Dutch Princess, Porloek, Inevitable, JSalmo Salar, AVild Guy und Metal B. rd lire unlikely starters.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21224, 2 July 1932, Page 7
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