ELLERSLIE ACCEPTORS
NEXT,> SATURDAY'S RACES NINETEEN IN CHIEF EVENT . PAYMENTS FOR .-CLASSICS A good field of 19 in the principal event, the Easter Handicap, is a feature of the acceptances for the firsts day of the Auckland Racing Club's Autumn Meeting at Ellerslie - next Saturday. Autopay, Golden Hair and Cadland are ' notable ,withdrawals, leaving Curie, 8.11, as top-weighty. The largest field -is 22 in the Eden Handicap. The two races for two-year-olds, the Great Northern Champagne Stakes and Onslow Stakes Handicap, have drawn the smallest number, there being only six in each. Gay Sheila re- \ ' mains in,both the Great Northern Oaks and the Easter Handicap. The order of running has been / altered, tho Oaks now being tho first , race of the day and the President's Handicap the'second. . Details of tho acceptances and final payments are as follows: —
AMALGAMATION OF CLUBS DANNEVIRKE AND WOODVILLE ;/ [by telegraph— press association] DANNEVIRKE, Friday' . . After its recent experience in; racing at Woodville, when the D&nnevirke Racing . • Club lost about £3OO at its autumn meeting, it was decided at a general gathering of the club, iii view ; of the unsatisfactory financial position, to amalgamate with the . " Woodville Jockey Club if possible, on such terms as mayj be considered advisable. The motion was carried, with only one dissentient, on a vote of tho financial mem;, bers. The / total indebtedness of the club 'is about £7400, including £4400 under mort gages. From the point of view of the guarantors, it is considered almost hopeless to carry on racing at Dannevirlfe.
RACING IN ENGLAND LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP "'LONDON, March 22 The principal event at the Liverpool meeting to-day resulted:— LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP, pf £3OOC>; 1 mile 2 fur. 170 yds. LEIGHON, b hj, syrs, by Gainsborough —LfMghon Tor, 7.11 .. . ..1 DIAMANTEE, 7.G ,< 2 POMMAME, 7.12 /..s'i «, «s 3 Thirteen started. Two lengths; one length. Leigbon was owned by the millionaire Mr. W. M. G. Singer, who di?d on Feb- ■ zuary 11 last. LEADING JOCKEYS EASTER ENGAGEMENTS •/. ■ ■ ■ " [BY TELEGRAFH —OWN CORRESPONDENT! •;> WELLINGTON, Friday .There will be a scattering of leading riderp at Easter, L. J. Ellis and W. J. Broughton are going to Auckland, L. G. . Morrirf and B. H. Morris will be at Feilding and it. Heed will probably do some riding on the firEt day at Feilding, but he is leaving that evening for tho „ Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting. K. ,Voitro will be riding at Wairarapa. ■ L. J./Ellis will ride Star Artist in the Auckland Easter Handicap,' and W. J. ' Broughton will be on Takalsua. Ellis will alao iide King March, Rust, Burnish and ' B Artagnan., Broughton will ride Mr. T. B. Lowry's team. R. (Reed will ride Diatomus, Variant and Lone Raider at Riccarton.
K. Voilre has gone south'Jo ride at West-* port to-morrow. His rides include Bon Margaret Rose, Midsurvey, and White PACERS FOR ADDINGTON THREE TO LEAVE TO-DAY •. / -.The Auckland pacers. Jewel' Pointer and Kewpie's Triumph will leave this aftern °°n for Christchurch, and will bo joined * at Frankton Junction by Impromptu. On «r ? rn J_ a l at Wellington they will be taken to Hutt Park and given a run there on Monday, and will go to Addington that Jewel Pointer r&n a mile -and a half iu WW, the first mile in 2.3 2-5. The threc-yejir-old filly Roma" Girl; who V- to have returned to Canterbury with, Kf!;'iiaprotaptu, han been leased, by a Rotorua $v man, and will remain in the north.
„ GREAT NORTHERN OAKS, Of £<00; three : year-old -fillies; weight 8.10: , . . 11 miles v • Gay Sheila ■> a Coronis Bust Star Artist Palm Queen ., Maid of the Air Meliaande ' Golden Hair PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, ' Of £350; li miles f " - . ' . , st. lb. " , st. lb. Master Bnerly 9 7 Epigram ... 7 5 Sunny Sky . . 8 1 Whakapara . ; 7 2 King/M'arch . 8 0 Cape Pair . , 7 0 / Master Norval 7 11 Prolyxo ... 7 0 Boyal Artist .» 7 11 King's Archer 7 0 Knight of Ornamental .. 7 0 .Australia 7 9 Alloy . . .-. .7 0 Baroscope ..79 Gay Broney . 7 0 Desert Star .75 Psychologist , 7 0 \ BRIGHTON HURDLES, ' t Of £400 ; 2 miles \ . r ' ~ . st. lb. st. lb. Pr. of Orange 10 13 Simeon * * s » 10 2 Snow Prince . 10.11 Lucess . 1 , a 9 9 Biform .). . .10 10 Thespia . ■ . 9 9 Mia Stella . 10 9 Solanio » , % 9 3 "Wee Pat ... 10 7 Carlaris ..,90 Callamart . .10 3 Golden Wed. >90 EASTER HANDICAP, / Of £800; 1 mile , at. lb. gt. lb Curie .... 8 11 L* Allegro ... 7 2 Jonathan . . 8 G" Golden' Chant 7 0 v : 'Bed Manfred . 8 6 Imamint ... 7 0 Kiltowyn .'. . 8 6 Carfex .... 7 0 Gay Sheila . . 8 - 3 Lady Spy ... 7 0 Star Artist . 7 10 Lordly Knight 7 0 Impasto . . .78 Sea Fox . . . 7 0 Takakua ... 7 4 Rereatu . . . 7 0. King March .73 King's Aicher 7 0 iPomp ... . 7 2 ' GREAT NORTHERN CHAMPAGNE STAKES, Of £600; two-year-plds; colts and geldings 8.10, fillies 8.7; 7 fur. ■st. lb. , st. tb. Pin Money. , 8 10 Burnish ... 8 7 Royal Appellant 8 10 Limulu« ... 8 7 ' Gay Blonde . 8 7 Gay Sister . 8 7 MANGERE STEEPLECHASE, ' Of £275; about 2i miles st. lb. st. lb. Biform . . . . 11 4 Hit the Deck 9 0 Brown Abbey 10 10 Grant's Opal . 9 0 , Riotous . .. . . 10 10 Irish Comet . 9 0 'Patutahi' . . v 10 '5 Domo'. . . '. . *9 0 Zane Grey ..9*1 ■; ONSLOW STAKES HANDICAP, Of £275; two-year-olds; 6 fur. - ' st. lb. st. lb. Ceronilla ... 8 6 Wait alt a ... 7 0 Morbury . % . 8 5 Red Flama .,70 ' Lady KVra . 7 10 Capris . . . * 7. 0 EDEN HANDICAP... 'Of £275; 1 mile ~"st7"Ib. at; lb. yTaitoru , V . 8"13 Glenrata"* * -.7 9 TVerohia ... 8 13 Hushing ... 7 7 D'Artaerian ..88 Expectancy ..77 King Mu3k .87 Loombination 7 5 Royal Dash . 8 3 Solomon ... 7 3 Versant ... 8 3 Mungacre ..70 , Senior ... 8 3 Jew. Girdle ; 7 0 ' ' Hunting Bag.. 8 L Darrywell ... 7 0 United . . . 7 13 Supreme Court 7 0 Wee Musk . . 7 13 Supreme Ruler 7 0 Coronis .... 7 9 Horowhenua . 7 0 ' , v SECOND DAY GREAT NORTHERN ST. LEGER STAKES. • Of £450; three-year,-olds: colts and geldings'8.10. fillies 8.5; 1} miles . •. st. lb.' • st. lb. Irnpasto . . 8 10 Spiral . . ! . . 8 10 Werohia . . . 8.10 Red Manfred . 8 10 1 Catalogue , . 8 10 Gay Sheila . 8 5 Epigram . . 8 10 Palm Queen . 8 5 • s Killadar ; . . 8 10 Melisande ..85 D'Artagnan . 8 10 Senior has been raised lib; in the Eden ' Handicap, ~ making his weight 8.3.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21758, 24 March 1934, Page 9
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