TO-MORROW'S EVENTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21791, 4 May 1934, Page 7

TO-MORROW'S EVENTS

LIST OF ACCEPTANCES JAMES MEMORIAL HANDICAP [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] DUNEDIN. Thursday Acceptances for the second day of the Forbury Park Trotting Club's Meeting on Saturday are as follows: — TAHUNA HANDICAP, of £125.. limit 3.45, 1} milas.—Mataunga, Paul Bingen, Sister Mary, Triangle, Walter Wrack, limit: Billy Sundy, Journey's End, Kilbirliio Dan, 12yds bhd; Mother's Boy, 24; Chiming Wrack. Golden Bingen, Kotinga, 36; Cathedral Rose. Hakatere, 4S; Orphan Bingen, 72, Teviot Downs, 120. ROYAL HANDICAP, of £125. limit .8.39, 1} miles.—All Thorpe, Carillon Chimes, Compass, Erin's Chance. Greenmantle, Ivan de Oro, Lone Derby, Peter Mitchell, Rollicking Wave, Sadie Axworthy, Summit, limit; Blondio, Dundee, Vologda, 12yd» bhd; Ronald Derby, 48. PACIFIC HANDICAP, of £135,' limit 2.17, 1 mile.—Black Jester, Blue Mountain Queen, Grey Girl, Margaret Chenault. Nelson Pointer, Priceless, Red Spur, Sunbloom, Ulm, limit; Queen Author, Golden Direct, King's Cup, Sure, 12yds bhd; Lord Leslie, Prairie King, Mocast, 24. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of £l3O, limit 3.16,, 1 mile 3 fur.—Agile, All Sunshine, Bingen Wrack, Camera, Chechahco, Chiming Billy, Golden Dollar, John Dee. Lena Bingen, Scotfree, Young Travis, limit: Real Burton, Guymond, 12yds bhd; Grand Finale, Lindrum, 24; Erin's Boy, 36. JAMES MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of £275, limit 4.32, 2 miles.—Great Author, Master Roy, Waress, Worthy Queen, limit; Raydus, 12yds bhd; Erin's Fortune. Probationer, 24; Avernus, 36; Ayrmont Chimes, 48; Gold Tinge, 60. PENINSULA HANDICAP, of £145. limit 5.2. '2 miles.—Minstrel. Patty Todd. Walter Wrack, limit; Sister Mary, Triangle, 12,vds bhd; Billy Sundy, Journey's End, 24; Bon Haven, Mother's Boy, Sea Gift, 36; Kotinga, 48: Golden Bingen. 60; Cathedral Rose, Hakatere, 72. , SOUTHLAND HANDICAP, of £l3O, limit 3.29. H miles.—Erin's Advance, King Vac, Margaret Chenault. Morello, limit; Bluo Mountain Queen. Gunmctnl. Margaret Bell, Nelson Pointer, Red Spur, Sunbloom, William Tell, 12yds bhd; Raider, Queen Author, 24. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £l6O, limit 2.47, 1} miles.—Chenwood, Grand Canyon, Great Author, Nimbuß. Peter Locanda, limit; Erin's Fortune, Gunfire, 12yds bhd; Ayrmont Chimes. Master Roy, Probationer, Raydus, 24; Rolio, Silver do Oro, 36.

TURF IN AUSTRALIA WARRNAMBOOL MEETING , ' ; REMARKABLE STEEPLECHASE (Received May 3. 9.45 p.m.) MELBOURNE. May 3 Tho Warrnambool Cup, of £4OO, 1 mile 3 fur., run to-day, resulted:—Three Pips. 7,0 (Moran), 1; Isle of Astur. 9.0 (A. Reed). 2; Eastern Chief, 8.10 (Breasley), 3. The Grand Annual Steeplechase, of £SOO, about 3 miles, resulted:—Flavedo, 9.12 (Sweetnam), l;Lanilda, 10.7 (Fullarton), 2; Merry Eve, 9.10 (Carter). 3. Every horso in this event either stopped, baulked or fell. At one stage there was not a horso running. The winner, Flavedo, stopped once and fell onco. Eventually ho won easily. Merry Eve stopped twice. Lanilda also fell, but was remounted. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB GENERAL ENTRIES TO-DAY General entries for the Auckland Racing Club's Winter Meoting on Juno 2, 4 and G closo at 5 p.m. to-day. i NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP King March was scratched for all engagements at tho Auckland AVinter Meeting a{, 9,35 a.m. yesterday, . Mr. 'W. T. Hazlelt, president of the Southland Racing Club, who has been in Melbourne for several months, is duo to return to New Zealand next week. The hurdlo horseman J. Smith is attending to the preparation of Mia Stella for the Great Northern Hurdles and is also training London and Chromadyne at Te Rapa.. Reports from Te Rapa state that, the Great Northern Hurdles candidate Princo of Orange is looking exceptionally well at present. His trainer. A. J. Julian, has in his team two rising two-year-olds, one a gelding by Aero from Lorna Doone and the other a colt by Whirlwind from Legality. Valorous, a six-year-old gelding by Valkyrian from Tangiwai, who has not raced since ho was a two-year-old, has also joined'the team. R. Inkson, who was severely injured at Flemington last August, has been granted permission by tho surgeon to the Victoria Racing Club to school horses over hurdles, and last week he made a start by schooling his old favourite Redditch. Redditch has not started in a race since ho came to grief with Inkson in the August Steeplechase, and, before setting out to school him, Inkson, in order to warm up, rode Lyndon, who trotted for two circles on the sand track. Then Inkson mounted Redditch and set out with My Talisman and Plum King in a school over four hurdles. All gave good exhibitions.

JOCKEY SUSPENDED MUNRO OUT FOR MONTH s (Received May 3, 7.35 p.m.) SYDNEY, May 3 A jockey, D. Munro, has been suspended for one month for not exercising sufficient care in the Kensington races yesterday. WALLA WALLA IN DUNEDIN AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION [by TELEGRAPH —OWN correspondent] DUNEDIN, Thursday Owing to the rain and the bad state of the track at Forbury Park to-day the Australian champion. Walla Walla, did not give an exhibition of pacing, but afte.r tho fifth race he was paraded on the lawn to tho accompaniment of cheering and the band music, "See. the Conquering Hero Conies." The owner, Mr. L. S. Martin, reports that Walla Walla is in capital order, except for a, slight cold, which iB not likely to affect him in his mile match with Harold Logan on Saturday.