JOCKEYS' MOUNTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21467, 15 April 1933, Page 7

JOCKEYS' MOUNTS

ENGAGEMENTS FOR TO-DAY PREVIOUS EASTER WINNERS a REED, FOSTER AND WIGGINS The leading jockey, K. Voitrc, will not binding at Ellerslie, as he is engaged at Tauhorenikau to-day and afterwards goes on to lliccarton. The southern riders R. Reed. D. O'Connor, P. S. Atkins, G. W. Duncan and G. J. Jones all have engagements. Reed will ride Golden Wings in the Easter Handicap, which he won on Bright Glow in 1929. F. R. Foster, who will bo on Lady Quex. and H. N. Wiggins, who is to pilot Sunny Sky, have also previously won the Easter 011 Hunting Cry nnd Ilipo respectively. Reed who is to ride Princess Doreen, favourite for the Champagne Stakes, has already won this race three times, on Bapino, Gascony and Gay Ballerina. Following aro tho engagements announced for to-day:— JL Dulieu —Prince of Orange, Zane Grey. •L. Dulieu.—lmperial Prince, Claremore. Karo Farsons.—Deputy Ruler, Jalldy R. W. McTavish.—Valroe, My Money. Blanford, Inflation. G. Connor.—Chief Cook, Holly Lu. _H. N. Wiggins.—Sunny Sky, Currajong, \> lialtapnra. R. Reed.—Golden Wings, Princess Doreen, Senegal, Prolyxo. D. Crnddock.—Absent. F. G. Baker.—Domo. A. Gilmer.—Royal Reign. P. S. Atkins.—Gold Trail, Aga Khan, Kiltowyn, Cherry King. E. A. Keesing.—Lordly Knight, D'Artagnan, Catalogue. W. Rennie.—Paddon. H. Gilmer.—Rncefield, Gold Pocket, Alloy. S. Tremain.—Chang, Sea Fox, Mahkill. R. C. Miles.—Cruachan, Ruby Meteor. G. W. Duncan.—Carfex, Sea Ruler, Rapper, King Comet. F. R. Foster.—Lady Quex. C. Thomson.—Callamart. D. O'Connor.—Silver Scorn, Muff. O. W. Mclnnlly.—Paganclli. J. Smith.—Simeon. G. Carmont.—Creina's King. P. Mcllroy.—Arcade. E. Garrett.—Wee Prince. G. A. Baker.—Ruri. N. B. McKenzie.—Queen Nona, Rita's Light, Sir Musk. B. Sullivan.—Emancipatiipn. R. S. Bagby.—Mnster Brierly. G. ,T. Jones.—Wee Pat. A. Tinker.—lmpnsto. T. Green.—L'Allegro, King Mestor, Ruby Dawn. E. Stanway.—Solanio. F. Thompson.—Day Lark, Lucess, Nassock. D. .T, Burgess.—Billy Boy. J. 11. Mcßae.—Royal Visitor, Neil. SCHOOLING OF JUMPERS GOOD DISPLAY BY CALLAMART Arch Eagle pleased more than Free Air while jumping four hurdles at Ellerslio on Thursday, but both gave satisfactory displays. Demylus (Burgess) beat Cttoma (Chaplin! in a bout over four hurdles. Demylus fenced well, nnd although Catoma hit 0110 hurdle hard he is showing more confidence. Day Lark (B\ Thompson) gave a fino display over eight hurdles. This horse is more robust than before. Arcade (P. Mcllroy), Simeon (J. Smith*. 'Neil (T. Chaplin), Callamart (C. Thomson) and Ruby Meteor (R. Miles) were sent a round of tho steeplechase fences. Arcade, when leading, ran about and dislodged his rider at the second fence of the double, with only one fence to iump. He had given a good display up to that point. Callamart. Neil and Simeon all fenced well, but RuinMeteor, who pulled off at the strnitrht entrance, did not do so well, although she got round Fnfely. Creina's King (Carmont 1 jumped carefully over r. round of the steeplechase country, but his fencing was safe and he is likely to do a lot better in company. FEILDING FIRST DAY FAST TRACK LIKELY [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] T -r- - WELLINGTON. Friday The spell of fine weather appears liluly to continue over the week-end. so the tracks at. Feilding should be firm and fast when tho Feilding Jockey Club's meeting opens to-morrow. The following horses may be well support! d : Kawakawa High-weight Handicap.—Adventus, Chief Line. Red Flush. 011 go Hack Handicap.—Chief Marionette. Freeze. Dirk Whittingdon. Manchester Handicap.—View nalloo, Spcn if til. Maiden Stakes.—Toximiss. Ebeum. Mangaone Handicap.—All Humbug, Souchong. • . Taonui Nursery Handicap.—Spiral-Rust bracket. Pukahou-llint bracket. Onepuhi Hack Hahdicnp.—Davistock, TaHalcombe Handicap.—Consent, Habit. • WAIRARAPA CLUB FIRST DAY OF MEETING [ny TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT] WELLINGTON. Friday The Wairarapa Racing Club's meeting will bo opened at. Tauhercniknu to-morrow and continued on Easter Mon.lay. Tho truck should be in good order to-morrow. The following horßf-s may bo well supported:— Newmarket Handicap.—Sir Pompal, Royal Bengal. Ferry Hack Handicap.—Cape Fair, Mister Quex. Bidwill Memorial.—Chopin, Arrow Lad. Wairarapa Nursery Handicap.—April Fool, Lady Nan. Tuhitarata Hack Handicap.—Courtyard. Kalmuk. Mnrtinborough Handicap.—Lucky Alico, Miladi. Mokai Hack Handicap.—Bonnie Vale, Lady Ronald, Clangor. Maiden Raco.—Walton Park, Elazoor. King Thomond. RIVERTON CLUB'S EVENTS REVIEW FOR FIRST DAY [llV TELEGRAPH—-.PRESS ASSOCIATION] INVERCARGILL, Friday The weather is showery and the track will be heavy for the opening day of the Riverton races to-morrow. The following horses will be well supported in their engagements:— Trial Handicap.—Palmary, Granado, Sports King. Waiau Steeplechase.—Antrim Boy, Sir Richard, Pinion Apnrima Handicap.—Fuirweather, Tea Party. Longwood Handicap.—Worship, Sailing Home, Miss Redowa. Riverton Cup.—Snlmo Salnr, Jack 0 Dandy, Admiral Drake. Great Wostern Steeplechase.-Paris, Squatter. Calluim. Visitors' Handicap.—Great bhot, Irish Birdcutcher, C'Jnra Bow Pourakino Hnndicnp.—Assemble, Royal Duke. Totolomai. RACES AT HASTINGS The Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's first autumn meeting takes place at Hastings toOur Hastings correspondent states thnt. the following horses are likely to be well supported : Riverslea Hurdles.—Kinsel, Whenunnui, Kiinbo. 1, , Poitknwa Maiden.— Royal Shift. Bradinan, Grand Sport. _ . Nursery Handicap.—llybiscus, Slippery./ Princess Bell. , ~, , Hawke's Bay Cup.-Speed, Chockrmy, White Fung. . , . ~ Heretaunga Handicap.—Sabatini, Monarchy, Sunstead. . „ Autumn Handicap.—Princess Bell, Slippery, Royal Hunting. Havelock Flying.—Aston. Kaihoro, False Scent. UNLIKELY STARTERS Unlikely starters nt Ellerslie to-dny include Royal Artist, Guy Sheiln, Trickling Water nnd Trowbridge. The last-named has strained a ligament in tho near foreleg. SALE OF ARCADE Arcade has been sold by C. P. Buckenhnm, of To Rapa, and will raco in the Mangere Steeplechase to-day in tho ownership of j. Tomkinson and E. C. McDermott, of Christchurch. Tomkinson is a son of the trotting trainer W. J. Tomkinson, nnd McDermott is also a well-known trotting trainer.