ROTORUA ACCEPTORS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21716, 3 February 1934, Page 9

ROTORUA ACCEPTORS

NEXT SATURDAY'S EVENTS NINE HORSES IN THE CUP LARGE HOT SPRINGS FIELD Acceptances for the first day of the Rotorua Racing Club's annual meeting next Saturday are as follows; — POHUTU HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, Of '£9o; 1 mile • - at. lb. st. lb. Cruachan . . II 5 "Norval Tea . 9 0 Don't Lap .. 10 2 Englishman . 9 0 Dark Marble 90 . Glenroihncy .90 Ruby Dawn . 9 7 En Tour ... 9 0 Cruina's King 9 1 WAIMANGU STAKES, Of £BO ; weight-for-age; 6 • fur. et. lb. st. lb. Darma ... 9 0 Silver Lu . . 811 La Potoa ..90 Etcetera ... 8 11 Hoyal Lap . 9 0 Miss Lulu . . 811 Tuahaehe . 9 0 Nifty .... 8 4 Whawhanui . 9 0 Springtime . 8 4 Musiquo . . .- 8 11- First Dauco . 8 4 MOKOIA HANDICAP, Of £9O; 7 fur. and about 80yds, st. lb. fit. lb. Paganelli . . 9 S Prince Acre . 7 0 Chief Cook , 8 9 L Diacquenod 7 0 Limex .... 8 2 Miss Kewa ..70 Kiliadar ... 70 ROTORUA CUP HANDICAP, Of £170; li miles st.lb. - st. lb. Gay Marigold 8 8 Limex . ... . 712 Trishna ... 8 7 Valueless . . 710 Puriri Park . 8 3 Teels 7 7 Beryl Lntour 8 2 Ornamental .70 Last Lap ..80 HOT SPRINGS HANDICAP. Of £SO; 0 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Kiliadar . . . 9 1 Adeline ... 7 11 Lady Zinnia 9 0 Etcetera ... 711 Bonny Gay . 813 Solarium . . 711 Kanapa ... 8 7 Street Dancer 7 11 Miss Lulu .".87 Dinclli ■ ■ ■ J J, 1 Tunhucho ..83 Princess Lap 711 Lady Diana . 8 0 Matongu ... 7 11 Jfoyal Secret 712 Bonny Joyce . <ll Bally Money 711 GEYSER HACK HANDICAP, Of £SS; 1 mile 6t. lb. st. lb. Loombination 8 6 Wilton .... 7 7 Dark Marble 8 4 Norval Tea . 7 7 Prince Acre . 8 1 Coronis .... 7 7 Miss Rcwa . . 712 Gold. England 7 7 Barograph ..77 Muriel Comet 7 7 Kurapae ... 7 7 ARAWA PARK STAKES, Of £75; two-year-olds; 5 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Gay Egypt . 8 G Pound Sterling 7 5 Sirona . . .88 Lady Illume .73 Lionheart ..70 Namakai ... 7 3 Professional . 7 C Cynara .... 7 0 TOURIST HANDICAP. Of £110; 6 fur. ' st. lb. st. lb. Pasnnelli ..90 King Ford . 7 2 Bambury ... 810 Hampton Park 7 0 Tradesman . . 8 10 Coronis .... 7 0 Marechal ... 711 Miss Lorraine 7 0 Limex .... 7 8 Tin Lap ... 7 0 YEARLINGS FOR AUSTRALIA SHIPMENT FROM WELLINGTON [nv TELKGK.Vrn —0-VTN CORRESPONDENT] WELLINGTON. Friday Seven yearlings bought by Australian sportsmen at the Trentham sales, also Forestry and Valdarado, wero shipped by the Mamma, which left Wellington to-duy for Sydney. For all except Forestry, who goes to J. T. Jamieson, this part of the trip is only the initial stage of their journeying. Consigned to Mr. J. J. O'Hara. of Perth, wero four of the yearlings find also Valdarndo. The yearling 3 were tho. Chief Killer-—. Pebble 11. bay colt (who cost 275gns), the Chief Ruler—Lady Pym chestnut colt (175gns). the, Captain Bunsby—Sweet Friar chestnut (40gns)', and the Iliad-*-Isi chestnut filly <3sgn«). Two other youngsters were also bound finally for Western Australia, these being tho bigh-pricod Iliad—ment brown filly (who cost OOOgns), and the Chief Ruler—Kirima bay filly (200gns), both purchased nt tho sales on behalf of Mr. F. E. Willenoun, of Perth. The remaining youngster was tho Chief Ruler— Rossclate bay colt, for whom Mr. E. 12. Jolly, of Adelaide, paid 6t!ogns. RICCARTON JOTTINGS ATTRACTIVE SCHOOLING WORK [by telegraph OWN correspondent] CIIRISTCHURCn, Friday A most spectacular schooling task was executed at. Riccarton to-day by Don .Toso (G. Barr) and Fleeting Glance (11. Turner). The former went off in front but after jumping two fences ho was joined by Fleeting Glance and the pair raced abreast at a fast pace over four ftiore hurdles, The display Was faultless and both should again race prominently in hurdlo events at tho Dunedin meeting next week.' Mr. G. Gerard wa.s among the spectators at Riccarton yostcrday. He has not raced any horses for some timej but still figures na an owner of some young Btock bred, on his property. Ona of these, a four-year-old filly by Silverado from Amourette, is in J. 11. Prosser's stable and she is to bo raced by Prosser under ft partnership arrangement. Sho is a likely-looking filly and showed up well iti a gallop over five furlongs with Double Shot Amourette, eHll owned by Mr. Gerard, is an eight-year-old maro by Psychology from Lovelock, by Martian from Lovelorn, dam of many winners. Amourette raced in tho interests of Mr n Gerard, but although she commanded a marked tm.n of.speed, sho did not raco up to her early promiso and was retired to tho stud as a fpur-year-old. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB ENTRIES FOR CHIEF EVENTS Nominations for tho principal events at tho Auckland Trotting Club's meeting nt Epsom on February 17 and 21, are as follows: OTAHUIIU HANDICAP, of £350, limit 4.f!5, 2 miles (first day).—To Wahia, Silver Bingen, Auto Mnchine, Ngingongingo, Dan Direct, Homeward, Raydus, Wrecker, Kewpie's Triumph, Glandore. MOSS DAVIS MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of £2OO, limit 2.40, li miles (first clay).— To Wahia, Bronllight, Wilma Dillon. Aulo Machine, Impromptu, Raydii3, Wrecker, Stanmoor, Kewpie's Triumph. MACKENZIE HANDICAP, of £350, limit 4.35, 2 riiiles (second clay).—Herod, Silver Bingen, Brentliglit, Auto Machine. Npingo*n gin go, Dan Direct, Homeward, Willie Derby, Raydus,' Wrecker, Stanmoor, Glan-. doro, Kewpie's Triumph. FORBES' HANDICAP, of £2OO. limit 2.4(1, 1} miles (second day).—To Wahia, Brentlight, Wilnnv Dillon, Auto Machine, Silver Bingen, Dan Direct, Impromptu, Raydus, Wrecker, Kowpio's Triumph. NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP A two-year-old bay filly by Chief Ruler from Dazzling: Light, sister to Razzle Dazzle, has been put into work at Invercargill. H. Young has lodged an appeal against his suspension by the Wairoa Racing Club, which in all probability will bo heard in Hastings early next week. If successful Young will bo able to ride at Gisborne next Thursday and Saturday. Golden Wings is to contest the Taranaki Stakes at New Plymouth next Saturday. Tho field is not strong, as only four others. Pomp, Diatomous, British Columbia, and Souchong, remain in. Tho three-year-old filly Secrecy, recently purchased by Mr. W. H. Gaisford, has joined F. Davis' team at Woodvillo. Davis will also train for Mr. Gaisford the yearling' colt by Posterity from Homage and a three-year-old gelding by Greyspcar. Besides eoven Australian-owned yoarlings ho is breaking in. the Trentham trainer H. Telford has ulso received tho Iliad— Eba filly, a half-sister to Dole, to prepare for Captain B. H. Edkins. her breeder and first owner of Dole. PROGRAMME FOR TAURANGA The programme for the Bay of Plenty Jockey Club's annual meeting ' at Tauranga on- March 24 and 26, provides for a total of £1425 in prize-motiey. The Tauranga Cup Handicap, H miles, on tho first day, is worth £175, and tho Herries' Memorial Handicap, 1 mile, on tho second day, £135, Nominations close on March 9.