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RANDWICK ACCEPTANCES DONCASTER AND CUP FIELDS NEW ZEALAND COMPETITORS (Received March 30. 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY. March 30 Acceptances for the Autumn Plate, Sires' Produce Stakes, Doncaster Handicap and St. Leger, to be run at Randwiek to-morroAV, and for the Sydney Cup, on the second day, Monday, are as follows: —
FINAL RANDWICK GALLOPS SILVER SCORN GOES WELL SYDNEY. March 30 The final gallops at Randwick yesterday were carried out on the middle grass track and the going was good. Sir John and Gladswood did hnlf-a-mile in 51s. Peter Pan finished a mile fairly well in 1.42}. Tfteo and Queen Helen ran four furlongs comfortably in 525. Chatham went an easy three furlongs, taking 425. Limarcli, Jimmie Boy and High Degree ran a mile in 1.42}. Kuvera and Blixten traversed seven furlongs in 1.30. Hall Mark beat Peter Jackson over a mile in 1.44. Parkwood did the best six furlongs of the morning, taking 1.155. Silver Scorn went nine furlongs in 1.5 R. This whs a very good effort and she is now a Sydney Cup possibility. Pasha nnd Dark Sky ran six furlongs in 1.19. Deputy Ruler tired at the end of seven furlongs in 1.31, Rapsonia taking 1.29 for a similar task. Rogilla ran six furlongs in 1.17 easily, and .Tncko covered four in 50is. C'are Free ran six furlongs in 1.17}, and Forestry and Upoko Ariki took half a second less. Roxburgh beat Confab over nine furlongs in 2.2. INTEREST LESSENED DOMINATING PERFORMERS PETER JACKSON SLIGHTLY LAME (Received March 30, 10.35 p.m.) SYDNEY. March 30 There is less interest in this year's Easter Australian Jockey Club's carnival owing to the domination of Rogilla in the Doncuster, which has resulted in a smaller field than usual, also the presence of Hall Mark in the St. Leger. The Autumn Plate, which includes Silver Scorn and Peter Jackson, will provide a Sydney Cup trial. It was announced to-day that Silver Scorn will be a certain Blarter iu the Cup on Monday. Peter Jackson has slightly lame and it is a question whether he will start in the Cup. It will depend upon how he shapes in the Autumn Plate to-morrow. The Sires' Produce Stakes is invested with considerable interest owing to the presence of the sterling colt Sir John and other promising youngsters. The Randwick track is in perfect order as the result of showers during the week followed by pleasant sunny weather. TROTTING AT HAWERA AUCKLAND CANDIDATES F. J. SMITH'S STRONG TEAM
The Hawera Trotting Club's annual meeting opens to-dav with useful fields, which include several Auckland horses. F. J. Smith has a. strong team comprising .Tester. Rustle, Anita Fame, \Yorthy Chief, Chancellor, Worthy Light, Kuiiii and Donum, and, although it may appear a big order, it is not improbable that each will win during the meeting. Free Logan and Gumdigger are other local candidates who may race well.
Tho following may be well supported Auroa Handicap.—Jester. Tasman Fliabt Florrie Real.
Matapu Handicap.—Rustle, Guy o' Mine. Stratford Handicap.—Anita Fame-Worthy Chief bracket, Guymond.
Hawera Trotting Cup.—Chancellor-Worthy Lieht bracket, Smooger, Free Logan.
Eltham Handicap.—Hard Words, Le Cbenault Manaia Handicap.—Kuini. Gny o' Mine. Normanby Handicap.—Great Fast, Jester. Wracklesß.
President's Handicap.—Domim, Smooger, Automatic.
Acceptances:—• 11.50—AUROA' HANDICAP of £65. limit 3.45, 1J miles.—Audrey's Boy, Blondie, Dick Whiltington, Florrie Real, Guy Zolock, Goldspinner, Jester, Manaaka, Tecla, Terence Mac, limit; Tasman Flight. 12yds bhd. Bracket: Audrey's Boy and Tecla. 12.30—MATAPU HANDICAP of £75. trotters, limit. 3.4'2, li miles.—Earl Bingen, Guy o' Mine, Rustle, Summertime, Welcome Guy. limit; Wahnooka, 12yds bhd. I.IO—STRATFORD HANDICAP of £75. limit 3.36. 11 miles.—Anita Fame, Bolinda King, Vesta Ray, limit; Guymond, Golden Oaks, Janice, Worthy Chief. 12yds bhd: Oro's Pride, 36. Bracket: Anita Fame nnd Worthy Chief. I.SS—HAWERA TROTTING CUP HANDICAP of £250. limit 4.40. 2 miles.—Admiral Wrnck, Belle o'. Mine, Chancellor, Free Logan. Gunmetal. Gumdigger. Winshow, Worthy Light, limit; Smooger. 12,vds bhd. Bracket: Chancellor and Worthy Light. 2.3S—ELTHAM HANDICAP of £75. limit 4..18, 2 miles.—Hard Words, Le Chenault. limit; Daddy Longlegs, 3Gyd.9 bhd; Highland Derby, 48; Linella, Winshow, 60; Donum. 7'2.
3.IS—MANAIA HANDICAP of £BO. trotters. limit 4.50, 2 miles.—Earl Bingen. Guy o' Mine, Wahnooka, limit; Kuini, 12yds bhd; Fleet Arrow, 24; Finoro, 36; Smooger. 108.
3.55 —NORMANBY HANDICAP of £7O. limit 3.7, 1} miles.—Audrey's Boy, Blondie, Dick Whittington, Guy Zolock. Goldspinner. Jester, Juggler, Wrackless. limit; Electric Bell. 24yds bhd: Great Fast, 36. Bracket: Audrey's Boy and Juggler. 4.3S—PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP of £IOO. limit 2.53. 1J miles.—Linella, Nelson's Chum, Winshow, limit: Bell o' Mine. Donum, 12yds bhd; Automatic, Gumdigger. Smooger, 24. TE AROHA TROTTING ENTRIES Entries for the Te Aroha Trotting Club's annual meeting on April 21 close next Friday with Messrs. Blomfield and Co.. Auckland, at 5 p.m., or with the lion, secretary. Mr. J. P. Somers. Te Aroha. at S p.m.
AUTUMN PLATE, Of £1300; standard weight-for-age; 1$ miles st. lb. et. lb. Lough Xeagh. 9 0 Heroic Prince. 9 0 Oro . . . .90 Peter Jackson. Miss Xottava (X.Z.-bred) 9 0 (X.Z.-bred) 9 0 Siver Scorn Peter Pan ..90 (N.Z.-bred) 8' 11 A.J.C. SIRES' PRODUCE STAKES, Sweepstakes of £15 each, with £2500 a^ded; two-year-olds; colts 8.10, fillies, 8.7; 7 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Gladswood Irving . . . . 8 10 (X.Z.-bred) . S 10 Duke Caledon. 8 10 Sir John Pandion . . . 8 10 (X.Z.-bred) . 8 10 Great Legend. 8 10 The Marne . . S 10 Curator . . . . 8 10 Pasha .... 8 10 Dark Sky . . 8 10 Sylvandale . . 8 10 Myra Tip . . 8 7 Subsidy ... 8 10 Happy Girl . . 8 7 DONCASTER HANDICAP, Of £1750: 1 mile st. lb. st. lb. Chatham ... 10 4 Whittingham . 8 3 Golden Wings Lightning (X.Z.) . . 9 G March 7 13 Rogilla .... 9 5 Bill 'Wedgewood 7 12 Kuvera .... 9 3 Leila Vale . . 7 12 Parkwood ..89 Carefree . . . 7 9 Turbine .... 8 7 Jimmie Boy . 7 6 Rapsonia ... 8 5 Paddy McKy. 6 7 A.J.C. ST. LECER, Sweepstakes of £15 each, with £1500 added; three-year-olds; colts 8.10, fillies 3.7; 12 miles st. lb. Blixten (X.Z.- Willpay . . . 8 10 bred) ... 8 10 Ritual . . . . 8 7 Limarch (N.Z.) 8 10 Susan Lennox 8 7 Hall Mark . . 8 10 Bagus . . . . 8 7 The last four are unlikely starters. SECOXD DAY SYDNEY CUP, Of £4500 and gold cup valued at £200; 2 miles st. lb. Et. lb. Lough Xeagh . 9 2 Roxburgh . . . 7 10 Silver Scorn Miss Xottnva (X.Z.-bred) . 9 0 (X.Z.-bred) . 7 9 Oro 8 11 Gippsland . . 7 3 Heroic Prince. 8 11 Broad Arrow . 7 1 Peter Jackson Sassanides . . 7 0 (X.Z.) ... 8 5 First Balloon. 7 0 Limarch (X.Z.) 8 3 Fingra . . . . 6 11 Blixten (X.Z.- Paddy McKy . 6 7 bred) ... 8 1
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21763, 31 March 1934, Page 9
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