FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21727, 16 February 1934, Page 9

FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW

LIST OF ACCEPTANCES KEEN CONTESTS EXPECTED [by telegraph—rnEsg association] . DARGAVILLE, Thursday Acceptances for the second day of the Dargaville .Racing' Club's Annual Meeting on Saturday are as follows: — HORE HORE HANDICAP, Of £SO; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Muskon ... 9 0 Magic Mint 7 6 Titanette ..85 Lady Sheffield 7 6 Lorelli . . 7 11 Bayfield ... 7 6 Kaihoremai . 7 C COUNTY HANDICAP, Of £'lso; local horses; 6 fur. si. lb. si. lb. Snow Prince 11 0 Titanette ... 7 5 Hoihoma . . . 10 10 Furore ... 7 0 Monanni . .10 1 Ladjt Sheffield 7 0 Royal Potoa . 9 5 Pirimint . . 7 0 Gainful . . . 13 Kaihoremai 7 0 Blue Grey ..85 Strathire ..70 Orefield ...76, OMANA HACK HANDICAP, Of £6O; 6 fur. st. lb. «t- lb. Arch, Ruler . 9 7 Diversion ..74 Hushing . . . 8 10 Lorelle .... 7 0 • Hoihoma ~.'BlO Titanette ..70 Timorous ~85 Muskon .... 7 0 Monanui ... 8 1 PRESIDENTS HACK HANDICAP, Of £9O; 9 fur. St. lb. Bt, lb. Gay Broney . 9 0 Monanui ... 7 11 Golden Sceptre 1 8 8 Diversion .. 7 1 Cherry King.. 8 6 Titanette ..70 : KIRIKOPUNI HACK HANDICAP. Of £6O; 7 fur. st. lb. st- lb. Arch Ruler . 9 6 My Money ..74 Gay Broney . 8 13 Royal Potoa . 7 0' Monanui ... 8 0 Lady Sheffield 7 0 HOANGA HACK HANDICAP. Of £6O; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Alpinus ... 9 0 Blue Grey . 7 0 Hoihoma ... 8 G Bayfield ... 7 0 Timorous ..81 Kaihoremai . 7 0 Tondaleyo ..78 Mount. Breeze 7 0 RUAWAI HACK HANDICAP, Of £6O; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Golden Sceptre 9 0 Royal Potoa 7 5 Cherry King . 812 Mount. Breeze 7 5 Hoihoma ... 8 12 Muskon ... 7 5 Hushing ... 8 12 Lorrelle ...70 Timorous ..87 Strftthire ... 7 0 My Money ..77 Pirimint ... 7 0 HIGH-WEIGHT HANDIOAP, O." £6O; 1 mile St. lb. Bt. lb. Gav Cockade 11 2 My Money . 911 Alpinus ... 11 2 Blue Grey . . 9 0 Snow Prince 10 13 Gainful ... 9 0 Tondaleyo . . 9 13 SIRE FROM ENGLAND ARRIVAL OF BEAU PERE [BT telegraph—own correspondent] WANGANUI, Thursday M Grogan, stud groom for Mr. John Donald at Westmere, left for Wellington this evening to take charge of the imported horse Beau Pere. on his arrival from England by the Ransitiki. Beau Pere, who is * six-year-old by Son-in-Law from Cinna, is a half-brother to Gay Shield. He will be brought to West-mere by motor-float tomorrow.

TE AWAMUTU TRACK NEWS GOOD SPRINTS RECORDED [from our own correspondent] TE AWAMUTU, Thursday Heavy rain overnight made the track slippery for fast work at Te Awamutu this morning. The flags "were out 14ft. from the rails, v . ' King's Knave (Cameron) was not doing his best to run six ftirlongs in 1.26, the last two in 275. He looks well. Lucidus (Stewart) went attractively over five furlongs in 1.3 1-5, the last, two m ~<s. Ruri (Kennedy) was going nicely at the end of six furlongs in 1 IS 3-5 Rex Victor was going better than Maid of the Air at the conclusion of half a mile in 535. , D'Artagnan (Kennedy) was under restraint while running half a mile in 5Gs. Arawa Rose (McKenzie), under a firm hold, ran six furlongs in 1.30. Impasto (Cameron) and Jonathan (McKenzie) were together at the end of five furlongs in 1.3 2-5. Wait and See (McGrath) have done better than 5Gs for hnlf a mile. , Solarium. (Lewis) covered four furlongs -in 565. the last three, in 425. Other* who workod usefully were leel*. Loombination,.,Tuaheahe and Knight of Australia. I MRS. J. CAMPBELL'S TEAM VINTAGE CAUSES ANXIETY [by telegraph OWN correspondent] CHRISTCHURCH, Thursday Mrs. J. Campbell, who has had a great run with her team during the past few months, has had cause for anxiety since the Dunedin meeting. The Dunedin winner Vintage is suffering from either kidney trouble or a rick, and found difficulty in walking about the track to-day". Gaysome contracted a cold on the trip south and it was not thought advisable to produce her on Saturday. Final Shot is thought to be developing a Rplint, rts she, was very lame yesterday, and is receiving veterinary treatment.

NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP The three-year-old filly Silver Beam, by Silverado from Spotligbt, leaves Wellington for Melbourne to-day. The Demosthenes mare Kahumanrt, dam of Gold Mas. has returned to Hastings from Australia, where she was mated with the Son-in-Law horse Constant Son. The two-year-old gelding Pound Sterling, who won at Rotorua last Saturday, is to bo given a spell owing to soreness, and will probably not race attain this season. Mr. J S. McLcod. of Hastings, president of the New Zealand Racing Conference, has sent hi* two-year-old colt by ('hief Ruler from Tressida to L. Wilson to train at Awapuni. Bainbury is unlikely to race again, owing (o one o£ his forelegs being badly affected, the trouble being in the suspensary 1.-ga-m<*nt. ■lt is probable that the ton of Scherr.o will be used as a sire next season.

\ 'gelrlins by Speardance from Lady March, who is a full-sister to Queen March, has been named Good March, and n filly bv Speardance from Eruba, dnm of Woodfnll. lins been named Ony Dance. Both are owned; by Mr. J. Clothier, of Matamata.

SI. Joan." who showed poor] promise at the recent Dun?din meeting. notwithstanding that she wns suffering from lameness. lias not clone right, since returning to Riccarton and it has been decided to turn her out for a few months. Her stablemnte, Bright Red. is also suffering from soreness and is likely to be given another spell.

A seven-year-old pelrling by Royal Moc from Quality, thus a half-brother to Vintntfe. has joined Mrs. J. Campbell's team at Riocarton. is owned aleo by Mr. D. W. Wefltenrn and lias liad n fairly strenuous career in the hunting field. No doubt his future will be confined to jumping events. It is interesting to r-call that Vintage, was sent to Riccnrton with the idea of making a hurdler of him, but only a few gallops were required to cause nn ulterntion of plans.

The win of Dodge in the Novice Slakes Inst. Saturday started many discussions as to the largest dividend ever paid in a race nt "VVinsntui The oninion was widely held that Dodge beat all previous records for the course in that respect, but there was a larger return on one occasion in the early days of the Wingatui course. On December 27. 1902. when Bulawayo • won the Second Hock High-weight Handicap. 'he carried only two tickets and made , a slightly larger return on each thaii' did Dodire last week. WAIKATO RACING CLUB Nominations for the Waikato Racing Club's Summer Meeting close at 6 P.m. today with the secretary, Mr E. H. O'Meara, Hamilton, or Messrs. Blomfield and Co.. Auckland.