ROTORUA HUNT RACES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21861, 25 July 1934, Page 9

ROTORUA HUNT RACES

NEXT SATURDAY'S MEETING LIST OF THE ACCEPTANCES Tho following nc'cpptanoes linvc bcon roi-ei\ed for the Kotorun and Bay <if Plenty Hunt Club's race meeting, to be hold at Notorua next, Saturday: .MEMBERS' STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of A'4s; about 'Jf miles.— Kiut Fame, 11.(J; Kilstar. 11.4; Ladv Ruthern, Morley, Orina, Cromwell. Banter, Hester Bourne, Towiifinan, 11.0. HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE, of £5(1; about 14 miles.—(Jlenade, 10.9; London, 10.0; Einrlishnum. 0.8; Cromwell, Moree, Silver Ln, Cleucourior, Rewatu, Bell of Bow. 0.2. IXNOVATION STAKES, of .'Ma; (> fur.— Hurry. Safe Bank. Foreign Money, Dido Celdins;, 0.0; Cay Polo, Miss Hornet. Miss Est.Ho, Modern Maid, Lady Maxwell, Anacram, Rill, Scotland, 8.12; Dancinc Lady, 8.10; Astiath. Winlonn, 7.8 HACK CUP HANDICAP, of £75; 1} miles.--Solarium, 0.0- First Lan, 8.0; Full Measure, 8.8: Tuiiheahe. Bugle Call. B.G; Intaglio, Tin Lap, 7.13; Lady Zinnia, .Royal Secret, 7.1 1; liikutaia, 7.2; First Dance, 7.1; ''rincess Ivap. Master Musk. Star Lap. Wahntekuri, 7.0. • ROTORUA AND BAY OF PLENTY HUNT CLUB HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, of £100; about ;! miles.—St. Waruga I. 11.2; Golden Wedding. Clan Ronald. 10.2; Glenado. Creina's King, 0.13; London. 0.3; Golden England, 9.1; Cordon, Wall SI reel. Grant's Opal, Rewatu, 9.0. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP, 1 mile. 11.5; Foreign Money. 10.11; Royal Lap. Golden England. Kilstar, Silver Ln, Glencourier. Quakeress, Townsman, Moree, Grant's Opal. Orini, Protagon:ist, Hester Bourne, Cromwell, 10.7. MASTER'S HANDICAP, of £OS; 6 fur.— Sohyium, 0.0; Full Measure, 8 11; First Lap. 8.9; Tuaheahe, 8.0: Intaglio, Lady Zinnia, 7.13; Royal Secret. 7.12; First Dance. 7.4; Miss Lorraine. 7.1; Safe Bank. Dancing Lady, Anagram, Chief Clerk, Harry, Booklaw, Foreign Money, Master Musk, Dido Kelding, Nigger Rill. Miss Hornet, 7.0 The order of running has been altered, the Hunters' Hurdles now being tbe second race and the Innovation Stakes the third. The win and place betting system will be used. The secretary, Mr. E. La Trobe Hill, reported last evening that tho track was in very good order and there was every prospect of a successful meeting. RICCARTON GOSSIP GOOD JUMPING BY ARCADE ENGAGEMENTS FOR WAIMATE

[RY TELEGRAPH —OWN' CORRESPONDENT] CHRISTCHURCH. Tuesday The majority of the horses racing at Waimate and Washdvke this week were seen in action at Riccarton to-day, but the work was mostly of the useful order and the little galloping executed did not attract much interest. Hounslow was given his first task since returning from Etlerslie early in June, and lie jumped five hurdles in company with Silver Foil. He gave a careful display, while his mate did not show much improvement on his previous efforts. Hounslow looks well and may yet bo in good trim for his Grand National engagement. Fleeting Glance gave her usual satisfactory display over four hurdles. Her stablemates, Starshooter and Night Parade, were jumped on Monday. Verden was seen to advantage over two rounds of hurdles, jumping the last four especially well. Arcade (G: Murfitt) negotiated eight of tho schooling steeplechase fences in dashing style. He should win a race shortly, if he does as well with the colours up as in his track essays. Tliurina was allotted a strong working gallop over a mile and a-qunrter, running the last mile in 1.51. He. is standing up to his work well and it is intended to school him over the country on Thursday. Beau Geste. now trained by A. S. Ellis, has so far survived all tho work given him and to-day galloped half a mile in company with Importance in fair time. He will be put to a more serious test at the two South Canterbury meetings this week. Biding engagements for AVnimate on Thursday include:—G. Humphries. Niggerhead. First V : ew, Colofsian. Cheap Money; H. Turner. Night Parade. Silver Sight; G. Barr. Starshooter; A. H. Eastwood. Cleaner. Doiran; W. H. Jones. Red Racer. Gold Boy, Approval; A Messervy, Violenta; L. J. Ellis. Imperial Spear. Royal Coat. Niclitform- D. O'Connor, Eaton Hajl, Yvillow Glen; A. E'. Ellis. Hurlingham; H. Mackinnon. Beau Geste. "Wee Musk. Free Air and Horowhenua arrived from the north this morning. Valpeen, who arrived from Wellington early last week, has been quartered in the North Canterbury district since and has been given light work on the roads and on the Rangiora .tracks. He has thus had a chance to build up again after his two hard races at Trentham, and is expected to put in an appearance at Riccarton next week. Mr. H. A. Knight, owner of Limerick, is again seriously ill. TRANSFER TO AWAPUNI REREATU AND REREPAI Mr C A Boles has decided to have his horses Rereatu and Rerepai trained at Awapnni by R. E. Hatch and they were despatched to their new quarters by yesterday afternoon's express. Rereatu has an engagement in the Mcßae Handicap at the i Manawatu Racing Clubs Winter jJerting -on Saturday and a repetition ofthe form he revealed in the Paornta Handicap at Pukekohe. when he finished third atter having none tho best of luck in running, should make him dangerous. Rerepai has not started for some months, but he has been working usefully and is in first-class order to go ahead with his preparation for spring racing.

MANAWATU RACING CLUB FIELDS FOR SATURDAY \BY TF.r.F.ORAFH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] PALMERSTON NORTH, Tuesday Arreptaneeii for the Manawatu Racing Hub's Winter Meeting on Saturday are as follows: RANGITANE PLATE, of i'fiO: two-year-olds H.O, three-year-olds and upwards fi.7; (5 fur - Aitua. Bacchus Marsh. Benedictine, Jubilee Song, Lord Moutoa. Peter's Pence, Tahurangi, Dollar Bill. I-latnarion. Flaxen, (.'lay Boy, Irvercfik. Whyte Melville. LADIES' BRACELET, of £3O; H miles.— Black Man. 11.Kl; Onrrnjong. 11.0; War Ea"l". 10.K1: Teguagalpa, 10.fi; No Humbug. Wakataua. Santoft. Tuiibritlpe. Ayun Kara, geld:inr. Coonoor. The Storm Wind, Susie Pye, Bacchus Marsh. Taneka. 10.7. MTLSON HACK HANDICAP, of £100: 6 fur.-—King Thoiuond, Land Tax, Amyril. <1.5; Swift arid Sure, 0.1; Wasteland. Hunting Dodge. H. 1.'1; Timorous, fi.l2: Square Acre. 8.11; Ebeum. Vonia Park. Lapel. Raparahara. ts.l; Dick Wliittingion. Lady Ina. 8.1: Tahurangi. Wyndale. Royal Pas sion. 8.0. FLAX BO t! UN E HURDLES, of £11)0; 1} milos.—Blacksmith. 11.11: Henry of Navarre, 11.2; In vidua. 10.12; Callamart. 10.0; Constant Sun, 10.4; Esteem, Emotion, Luna Lux, )<>:;; Sullpot. 0.2; Don Errna, Manawatu, Headland, Kinross, Brigadorc, 9.0. McRAE HANDICAP, of £130: 7 fur.— flood Hunting. Tiger Gain. 8.13: Limbohoi. Catalogue, 8.12; Golden Chant.. Korokio, 8,11; Foreign Queen, Gay Court, Ida Merling. 8.9; Rerattu. 8.8; Kuri, 8.1; Mahora, Lady Ronald. King Thomoiel. Amyril, Calydon, 8.0. MANAWATU HUNT CUP. of £OS; minimum weight; 10.0; 2} miles.—Taura Lad. II.3; Consent, 10.13; Currnjong, Coonoor, III.3; Star At.'re, War Eagle, 10.2: No Humbug,' Moutoa King. The Storm Wind, Hinatore, Honewhero, 10 0 BROADWAY HACK HANDICAP, of X'l2o; li milrs.—Mercian Prince. 10.5; Passion Friiit. 9.0- Cnlydon. 9.5; Boudoir. 8.11; K aim uk. Hark Forrard. 8.4; Spearform, f!.2; Dorado, Round Score. 8.0 M. J. CARROLL'S HORSES A"N UNFORTUNATE SETBACK SYDNEY. July 23 The New Zealand, trainer M. J. Carroll has made atn unfortunate start with his team of horises ill Australia. Boughal developed laryngitis and a temperature. with the result that a veterinary surgeon was called in and inoculated four members of the team. All will be completely out, of action for upwards of four weeks. The New Zealand horses Capris ano Caliente were "disembarked from the Waugauella in good conditioir.