TRENTHAM ACCEPTORS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21698, 13 January 1934, Page 9

TRENTHAM ACCEPTORS

NEXT SATURDAY'S EVENTS . WELLINGTON CUP CONTEST TWENTY-ONE. HORSES REMAIN IN [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Friday Acceptances for the first day of the Wellington Racing Club's Summer Meeting at Trentham to-morrow week are as follows: TRENTHAM HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of £100: 1 mile at. lb. St. lb. Knollmere ... 10 12 Korero .... 97 Walton Park . 10 4 Sam Smith ..94 Princo Lady Zephyr . 9 2 Colossus 10 1 Calydon ... 9 0 Pango 10 1 Dusky Crown . 9. 0 N'oinianby ... Oil High Rank . . 9" 0 Goshawk ... 910 Iluntiquo ... 9 0 Blacksmith . . 9 10 Melisando ... 9 0 High Grader . 9. 8 Saltspray ..90 Errantry ... 98 Whetiima "... 9 0 To Ua '9 7 Zetes - ... 9 0 Miss Ilusliabye 9 7 WELLINGTON STAKES. Of £SOO. two and three-year-olds; weiglit-for-age with • penalties; 5 fitr. st. lb.. st. lb. Diatomous ... 8 6; Brown E'etty . G 9 linpasto . . . 8 0 Coronilla . . G 9 ' Porotiti .... 8 6 Morbury ..69 Mother Variant . . . G 9 Superior 7 5 Red Flame . . G D Pin Money . Cl2 APPRENi ICES' PLATE, Of £ 100; apprentice riders; special woights; 7 fur. . . . st. lb. . st. lb. Conference ~85 Dollar Princo 7 9 ! Korero . . . . 8 5 King Musk ..79 ' Manetho ... 8 5 Pegged '.Normandy ..85 Exchange 7 9 Ventrac .. , 8"5 Round Table 7 9 Oriel 8 5 Sunee . .... 7 9 Aroma .... 8 2 Sea Fox . . . 7 9 Cleaner .... 8 2 Wild Sky . . 7 .9 - Joie de Vol . . 8 2 Final Shot . . " I; - | Hunting Lady Nan ... 7 G j Lodge . 8 2 Quietly .... 7 G j Rene Belle ..82 Star Artist . . 7 II ; All Spirit . . . 7 9 Boudoir .'. 7 G FITZHERBERT HANDICAP, Of £160; two-year-olds; 5 fur. 1 • ■ ! st. lb. - st. lb. Wahroonga . . 8 10 Cup Bearer .-.70 Bodyline . .'7 13 Custodian ... 7 0 Capital .... 7 10 Evasion .... 7 0 Dismiss ~ . . . 7 10 Flaxen .... 7 0 Tutor .... 7 9 Note Issue ... 70 Whyte Melville 7 7 Sweot Music .. 7: 0 Lover's Lane . 7 4 Si'liagO£U« ; 7 0 Willwyn . . 7 4 WELLINGTON CUP. Of £GOO • li miles ■ • st. lb. ' st. lb. King's Knave 9 0 Red SUn . - .73 Minerval . . 8 10 Raino ..... 7 3 : Cricket Bat . 8 4 Vertigern . .73 Argentic ; . 8 0 Count Palatine 7 2 Arikira . . .. 7 12 Desert Star ..70 Tiger Gain . . 712 Gibraltar . . 7 0 Forestry ... 7 11 Kins Murch . . 7 0 Rocket .... 7 8 Revision,, ... 7 0 Epigram ... 7 8 Southdown ..70 Grand.Jury ..76 Sweet Agnes . 7 0 Spiral ,'.... 7 5 i ; RUAPEHU HANDICAP, ',- rI . Of*f 1C0: 6 fur. st. lb. . 'at. lb. Worship ... 8 10 Cawbeen ... 7 9 : Dollar Prince . 8 10 Dombey .... 7 7 April Fool . . 8 G Diagano ... 7 7 ■ Golden Chant 8 G High Brow ..76 ; Hunting Lodge 8 6 Princo Reno . 7 6 Lone Raider . 8 6 Royal Shift . 7 6 Pheon ...8b My Ideal .... 7 5 Daviilo .... 8 5 Sunny Maid . 7 5 Debut .... 8 3 Hot Stuff ... 7 4 Pladie .... 8 2 Purse/. . .7 4 Hunting Bag . 711 Imperial Spear 7 2 Pegged . Bay- Area . 7 0 Exchange 7 10 McHeatb . 7 0: Red Rufus . . 7 10 Admyra gelding 7 0

TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Of £300; G fur. st. lb. et. lb Golden Wings 10 1 Copyist .... 7'lo Au.topay ... 9 7 Equitant . . , 7 8 Red Manfred . 8 11 Mobile . . , . 7 7 Silver Streak . 8 G Crawford ... 7 5 Farmer .... 8 5 Pomp .... 7 5 Slippery . .83 Guarantee ... 7 0 Silver Ring . 8 0 Kemal Pasha . 7 0 Lordly Knight 711 Lack 7 0 Refresher ... 7 10 A anniversary handicap. i " ... Of- £200: 1- milo Bt: lb. . .- st. lb. True Shaft . . !> 8 Courtyard ..85 Shatter . 9 5 Capo Pair-.-. . 8 0 Fairway .' . 9 4 King Thomond 8 0 Miladi .... 8 11 - Ida-Merling . 8 0 Lord Val ... ~ 8 9 .Flower ... .... 8 0 Southdown ..87,,

RAILWAY HANDICAP WINNER EXPIRATION OF LEASE The lease held bv the, trainer T. Hoi ' s of Silver Streak, winner of. the Stewards' Handicap at Riccarton. and the Railway Handicap at Ellerslie, expired on "Wednesday, and at Trentham next Saturday he will carry the colours of hi 3 owner, Mr. E. H. Aubrey, of Alta Vady station, Awamoko, North Otago. When Hobbs took a 12 months' lease of Silver Streak aB from January 11 last year the three-year-old had won only £305 in stnkes, but during his period of possession the gelding's stake-winnings were increased to £1972, giving a gross return of £IGC7 itor the year, a fine sum for a handicap sprinter to earn in these days of depleted stakes. KING MARCH FOR TRENTHAM WELLINGTON CUP ENGAGEMENT It has been definitely decided -to race King " March at the Racing Club's Summer Meeting. which opens next Saturday, and A. Rhodes will take him to Tt-entham early next week. King March ran solid races at the summer carnival at Ellerslie, and, as he came through* his strenuous exertions well, ho" should not be without prospect 3 in the Wellington Cup. Slight [ improvement upon his Ellerslie rurinirig would give him ari undeniable chance with 7.0. - f -

NOTES RFOM EVERYWHERE TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP The Trentham train ..r J. McLaughlin is at present breaking in the English-bred colt by Yutoi which was recently sent to him by a Iriend. The twelve-year-old gelding Booster, who won the High-weight Handicap at Reefton on Monday, scored his last previous win on the same course exactly four years ago. Ho was recently given to his present ownertrainer. A. J. Griffin, as a gift. Rational 11. has had a change of quarters. After racing in'tha South, where he showed useful hurdle form, he was sold to .a South Canterbury owner, and it is Understood that he jwjl) join P. T. Hogan'n team nt.-Wnsh-dyke. • , ( . ' Kiltoivynj. winner of the Summer' Cup ahd the Grandstand Handicap at the Auckland Racihg Club's meeting, is'again working at Ellerslie after, a short. Ict-tipj Kiltowyn came l.lirough his racing particularly well arid rric.y have his next start at Takapuna.

Mr. W. R. Kemball's Australian team has been' further depleted by the sale of the four-yeur-old Hunting Song— Gaimint griding Gayspng to A., Adler, a leading trainer in Jkvu. Gaysong, who won three races in Australia for: Mr. Kcmball. raced in the interests of AVler ii) the Welter Handicap at t'lemington at the New Year.

Proljixo's showing in the Hauralu . Plains Huiidican at .Thames on Thursday was distinctly disappointing' and her form v.iis too' bad to be true.. Although she did not display, any slfns of it when she returned to Hcalo. I'rolyxo is reported to have bled afterwards and lur poor effort may be attributed to the fact -that she was not herself

Kara igapai's victory in the Ilatiraki Plains llandicap at Thames on Thursday did not come out'of turn, as he tad not been successful since 'dead-heating for first with Limex in the Pukekohe Handicap last March, Karangapai has been a. most disappointing horse, but be is in good .heart at present and may not be long in winning' again.

The :umper Lucess is again being'trained at Mat lma'.a by. W. J. McLean with u view to contesting jumping events at the autumn and winter, meetings. He has been working for aJ>out two months and is in nice order to go on witli his preparation. Lucess is a reliable fencer, arid, although he does not Btay well enough to be a; topnotcher, he has paid Jiis way' handsomely during the past few seascttis,.. • • •

The ipromising .hunter Sir Pathfinder, who has b<en spelling- since 'bein" fired some weiskfi-j ago,' is likely to be taken in hand agfjn shortl- by W. ,1. McLean, One of the latest additions to McLean's team is a thrse-y par-old- gelding, by Acre from Bonny Mabel, by Robert the Bruce—Little Mabel, by Medallion. The newcomer belongs to the same family as the Railway Handicap winners The Quorn and Nancy Lee, who. ■were out of Flagship, a daughter of Little M ibel., .. . , ; • 1 ...