HUNT RACING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21580, 26 August 1933, Page 9

HUNT RACING

MEETING AT HASTINGS PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY Tho Hawke's Bay 'Hunt race meeting will be hold nt Hastings to-day. Telegraphing last evening our Hastings correspondent slated that the track was in good order, but the weather was threatening. Tho following .horses wero expected to be well supported:— Park iluck and Hunters' Hurdles.—Kimbo. Paleta.

Okawa Maiden.—Sunstead, Margaret llose, Mann's Gift.

Hunt Cup Steeplechase.—Coonoor, Chronic. Riverslea Handicap.—Swift and Sure, Fondle, Aesculus. Soutra limners' Flat.—Gold Ruler, Rory Mor, Mon R\>i.

Horonui Handicap. Asterisca, Cuddle, Sunstead. Abbotsford Handicap.—Royal Hunting, Curie, Chopin. Following uro tho fields:— PARK HACK AND HUNTERS' HURDJJES. of £SO. about lj miles.— Kimbo, 9.11; Tahoma, 9.9; Paleta, 9.7; Ex Bono, 9.0. OKAWA MAIDEN, of £4O, 5i fur.—Sunstead. Margaret Rose, 'Hukemanu. Arabliss, Dusky Crown, Prince Umberto, Monette, Silver Song, Sir Nigel. 8.10: Auraline. Abbey feale. Aube, Donette, Mana Gift, Grand Vizier, 8.5.

HAWKE'S BAY HUNT CUP STEEPLE CHASE, of £SO, about 25 miles.—Chronic. 10.2; Coonoor, 9.3; Brightstono, Tuomai. 9.0 RIVERSLEA HANDICAP, of £SO, 1 mile. —Gold Ruler. 9.7; Swift and Sure, 9.5: Aesculus, 9.1; Fondle, 8.11: Sabatini, 8.7; Maine, Kimbo, 8.0.

SOUTRA HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP, of £4O, li miles.—Gold Ruler, 12.9; Luna Lux, 11.13: Rory Mor, 11.8; Mou Roi, 10.12; Toomai, 10.7.

HORONUI HANDICAP.-of £SO, C. fur.Royal Shift, 9.3; Cullus. 8.13; Cuddle, 8.11: Emotion, 8.9; Asterisca. Limbohm, 8.8;, Hunting Star, 8.3; Jazz King, Joystick. 8.2: McHeatk, I'm Alono, Sunstead, Sir Nigel. 8.0.

ABBOTSFOIiD HANDICAP, of £SO. 61 fur.—Curie. 10.3; Gold Trail. 9.11; Royal Bengal. 9.9; Royal Hunting, 8.13; Brambleton, 8.9; Chopin, 8.9; Gold Mag, 8.7; Lady Spy. 8.4; Cuticle, 8.0. NEW ZEALAND CUP DETAILS OF ENTRIES [by TEI.KGKAFH —OWN COKHKSi'ON DENT] CHRISTCHURCH, Friday The following horses have been entered for the New Zealand Cup. of £IOOO. i miles, to be run at Riccarton on November 4:— Southdown. Minervnl. Water Polo, Hetract, Hounslow, Autopay. Martian Cluct. Red Sun, Chopirf. Heather Glow, Rocket. Rebel Sons. Fiat. Lux, The Smuggler. Roy a! Artist, March Alone, Royal Bengal Joie de Val, Fairway. Shatter, Milnrow, Brambletorn. Eminent. Flower. Taknkua, Cluny, Mount Boa, Tout le Monde, Miaian, Chryeology, Palantua, Copper King, Guarantee. Protomint, Epigram, Argentic. Rwno, Inflation, Fiji, Palmary. Red Racer, I brasher. Great Star t Jaloux. Specdmint, Grecian Prince, Ythan, Polydora. TARANAKI HUNT RACES LIST OF THE ACCEPTANCES [BY TKI/EGRArH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] NEW PLYMOUTH. Friday Acceptances for the Tnranaki Hunt races nt New Plymouth to-morrow week are as follows; — MAIDEN HUNTERS' STEEPLES of £25; about 2 miles.—Hauwni, 11.0; Michael Shimose, Ngareta. Shamin, Money Boy, Mataro. Silver Band, 10.7. OPUNAKE SCURRY, of £SO; weight 8.0; 5 f ur —Tnitoru, Diversion, Bold Bui, ho Doubt. Round Table, Haunui. Tahurangi, Levenan, Matorni, Artful Dodger. STRATFORD HANDICAP, of £6O; 6 fur. Carfex. 9.0; Lucky Alice. 8.7; Glenvane, 8.0; Cereal, 7.12; Merry Way. 7.5 TARANAKI HUNT CLUB CUP. of. £100; about 2i miles.—Winnagan. 12.12; Don Erma. 10.13; Arikitea. 10.10; J*garcta. Shamin, Money Boy, Mataro, 10.0. WAIHI HACK HANDICAP, of £6O; 7 fur.—March Aloi*>. 9.0; Glowlight, 5.3; La Crown, 7.12; St. Clara, 7.9; Silk Socks, 7.4. MEMBERS' HANDICAP, of £7O; 7 fur. —Chief Joy, 9.0; Lucky Alice. 8.10; Little Doubt. 8.7; Richfield, 8.5; Glowlight, 7.5. HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP, of £SO; 1J miles.—Arikitea, 10.11; Winnagan, 10.4; Hauwai, 10.0; The Hiker, 9.13; Count LendrofT, 9.11; Burnwood, Ngareta. Shamin. Money Boy, Michael Shimose, Mataro, Silver Band, 9.7. URENUI lIACK HANDICAP, of ffiO: 6 fur.—Cereal. 9.3; Merry Way, 8.10; Headmistress. 7.9; Diversion, Taitoru, 7.2; Bold Bid, Weatherzane, Tahurnngi, 7.0. OTAGO HUNT FIXTURE FIELDS FOR NEXT SATURDAY [BY TELKGBAFH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] DUNEDIN, Friday The following acceptances havo been received for the Otago Hunt . races at Wingatui to-morrow week:— BEAVIEW HURDLES, of £80; H miles. —Quinopal, 11.4; Polling Day, 10.9; Kapuna, 10.1; Hystrido, 9.2; Blue Metal, Ecclefechan, 9.0. BROCKVILLE HANDICAP TROT, of £7O; 3.7; li miles.—Bow Bingen, Captain Heath, Carillon Chimes, Ivan de Oro, Monty Chimes, Orphan Bingen, Parnell, Vanilla Guy, Wynross,. limit;. Shirley Bingen, 48yds bhd. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £6O; 5 fur'. —Arden's Beauty, 8.11; Gold Dress, Cherry Queen, 7.13; Tracsono, 7.11; Molten, Daring Deed, Dissemble, Half Note, Pink Draft, Last Link, Witch of Erin, Dimpy, Chasta,. Turbine, Sestu,. 7.7. ..... « OTAGO HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, of £110; about 2J miles.—Umtali,. 11.3; Willow Glen, 10.5; Broadfield, Sir Richard, Diamond Jack, Graball, 9.11; Mavora, Burglar, Mount Mavora, 9.0. TALLY-HO HANDICAP, of £9O; 1 mile. —Salmo Salar, 9.0; Water Power. 8.13; Gallant Fox, 8.2; Cliarmoine, Night Recital, Lochard, 7.9; Kakara, Reminder, 7.7. WINGATUI HANDICAP TROT, of £7O; 8.45; li miles.—Bow Bingen. Captain Heath, Carillon Chimes. Innocent Bingen, Ivan de Oro, Monty Chimes, Orphan Bingen, Parnell, Vanilla Guy, Wynross, limit; Hytemoana, 36yd8 bhd; Erin's Chance, 72. HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP, of £6O; 11 miles.—Night Parade, 10.11; Pharaoh, 10.9; Some Acre. 9.13; Umtali. 9.0; Broadfield, 9.3; Ecclefcchan, 9.0; Tractor g, 8,0. VAUXHALL. HANDICAP, of £6O; 6 fur. —Blazon, 9.3; High Speed, 8.10; Arden's Beauty, 8;7; Grand Finale, 8.4; Shock, 8.3; Pink Paper, 8.2; Gold Dross, 7.9; Tracsono, Roland, Gold Boy, Colonel Crawford, Dimpy, 7.7. NEW PLYMOUTH TRACK GLENVANE WORKING WELL [from our own correspondent] NEW PLYMOUTH. Thursday Tho New Plymouth track was again eodden for the work this morning, when tho galloping took pluco on tho outside of tho course proper. Severol candidates for the Taranaki Hunt meeting were sent along. Headmistress was doing belter than Silk Sox at tho end of five furlongs in 1.81, but neither was ridden out. Glenvane impressed more than Chief Joy over a similar distance in 1.7}. Glenvano is looking and working well. Amyril and Tahurangi ran half a mile easily in 555, both hitting out in pleasing style. Glowlight and General Quox went twico round on tho insido at on easy pace. The former was again slightly soro in front beforo going out, but soon shook it off. This trouble has her trainer puzzled at present. Windscreen and the Tigritiya filly (sprinted a furlong down the back nnd then did steady pace work. Both nro coming on nicely. Merry Way and Bold Bid went onee round at' a steady three-quarter pace. Lute on Tuesday morning these two galloped half ajriile in 52{s and did it well. Merry Way is improving fast. MISTER GAMP REAPPEARS Mister Gamp, winner of tho Great North? em Hurdles at Ellerslie in 1929, has resumed work nt Awapuni, where he is again boing trained by J. P. Doyle, who prepared him formerly. Mister' Gamp is now 11 years old, but he is stated to look well after his long spell and may not yet be a spent iignt. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS "Trotting," Waihi.—Prince Pedro, who has been racing for five seasons, ling won £1257 in stakes. Pegaway, in two seasons, has won £930.