WANGANUI MEETING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21906, 15 September 1934, Page 11

WANGANUI MEETING

11.45 —DEBUTANT STAKES, Of £GS; for two-year-olds ; fur. at. lb. i h Entail ... 8 5 Nightlass ..80 Shu .... 8 5 Symcony ..80 Grateful ..85 Sergia ... 8 0 Rompalong . 8 5 Severe . . ! 8 0 Round Up .85 Lady Ruler ! 8 0 Legatee ... 8 5 Severe. Lady Ruler and Legatee have had the benefit of a race, and that should assist thom. Severe won at Marton and on that form should be difficult to beat. Grateful is a smart-looking colt who has shown promise, and other possibilities are Shu and Stasia. The favourites may be / SEVERE LADY RULER GRATEFUL. Brackets:—Entail and Severe. Rompalong Round Up. 12.30-GONVILLE HACK HURDLES, Of £110; 1 mile 4i fur. 8 <- lb. st. lb. Emotion . .11 7 C'alydon ..92 Silent Bill .11 3 Morrath ..90 Brigudore . . 10 7 Illuminate ..90 Esteem ... 10 4 No Humbug . 9 0 Ruanui ... 910 Captain Dan . 9 0 Red Sun ..93 The form horses are Silent Bill, Emotion and Brigadore, and what beats them •hould win. The best of the others may be Esteem, Morrath, Calydon and Ruanui. Good support may be given to BRIGADORE EMOTION / SILENT BILL. I.IO—TRIAL HANDICAP. Of £SO; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Leo Colossus . 9 0 Royal Feast . 8 6 Sir Nige! . . 810 Ethiop ... 8 6 Gallant Knight 8 10 Dawn Princees 7 12 Flammarion . 8 9 C'ynola ... 712 AVhetuma ..88 Amante . . 712 Sunee ... 8 8 Tunnin ... 7 12 Hukemsym . 8 7 Queanbeyan . 712 Leo Colossus, Gallant Knight and Flammarion are all recent winner* with good chances. Royal Feast and Ethiop have also shown a little form, while Sunee and Sir Nigel are likely improvers. The prime fancies may include GALLANT KNIGHT . FLAMMARION // SUNEE. I.SS—WANCANUI GUINEAS. Of £l5O and sweepstakes of £5 each; three-year-olds'. colts 8.10, geldings 8.7, fillies 8.5; 1 mile 6t. lb. st. lb. Inveresk . . 810 Burnish ..85 Pin Money. . 8 10 Hunting Queen 8 5 Evasion ..85 Mother Superior ..85 Superior .85 The race bears an open aspect, as the form of the three-year-olds has not been good. Mother Superior appears to be the best prospect. The favourites niay be MOTHER SUPERIOR PIN MONEY 2.4O—HIGGIE HANDICAP, Of £145; 1 mile and a distance St. lb. , et.,lb. Spiral . . .87 Mercian Prince 7 4 Tiger Gain . 8 4 Lalla Quest . 7 4 Carfex ... 8 3 Prolyxo ... 7 0 Plateau ... 8 1 Korokio ... 7 0 Passion Fruit. 7 11 Beryl Latour. 7 0

THE GUINEAS CONTEST FIRST classic of season ■■ / RACE FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS Particular interest centres in the programme for the conclusion of the JVanganui jockey Club's Spring Meeting to-day because it includes the first riassic race of the season, the WangaDtii Guineas. Telegraphing last evening "Archer" stated that the weather, although dull, remained fine and unless there was rain conditions would be excellent. Following are the acceptances with a review of the prospects in each race by " Archer":—

Form on the first day suggests good chances for Spiral, Tiger Gain and Passion Fruit, and they should make good showings. Carfex is a newcomer, but he had a couple of rapes at New Plymouth, and can be expected to make a good bid for victory. Pkiteau is regaining form and may go better over the shorter distance than he did on the first day. Mercian Prince may prove best of the others. Some who may find favour are CARFEX PASSION FRUIT SPIRAL. 3.2S—MOUTOA HACK PLATE. Of £155. including canteen of cutlery valued at £55; 1 mile and a distance

The <?. raw for post positions may be an important factor, as there is a, turn shortly tfter the start. Cyclonic. Heat; Davistock and Headmistress all raced v/ell on the first day and must be seriously considered. Blue Boy is a likely improver, and others who may enter into calculations are Black Man, a recent winner. King Thomond and Rust. Popular fancies may be ' CYCLONIC HEST DAVI3TOCK. Bracket:—Taitoru and Colossal 4.IO—OWEN HANDICAP. Of £120: 6 fur. flt. lb. lb. Orapai ... 9 2 Pomp . . . 8 0 Good Hunting 8 9 Rereatu ...» 0 The Tiger . 8 7 Orapai should have a Rood chance to make amends for his first day s defeat The Tiger should again race ,. PJP," 111 ? " and Good Hunting may do slightly better than on the first day. Pomp and R « also have chances, and in BP'te of tn arnall field the issue is open. The favourites

Body line . . 712 Rerepai should again make a showing, , and the /consistent Hunting Lodge may | fto well. Silver Wings was u speedy two-»ear-old and should be diingoroua m this class. Bodyline is likely to improve upon his firgti day's running and other* worthy of consideration are Collodian, Courtega, Hybiscus and Whyie Melville. Good support may be given to REREPAI SILVER WINGS BODYLINE. BCRATCHINGS FOR WANGANUI [BY TELKGRAI'II —-T'KKSS A88OCT»TION1 / WANGANUI. Friday Count Lendrof! was scratched for the Gonville Hurdles at 10.30 a.m. to-day. uagegue was withdrawn from tne ftanganui Guineas at 12 o'clock. ROSEHILL ACCEPTANCES j SYDNEY, Sept. 14 Mditionsil acceptances of New Zealand inte.est for Rosehill to-morrow are as follows:—Camellia Slakes, Golden Gate, 8.0 flishweight Handicap, first division. Royal Arnphora,' 9.0; second division, Dole, 8.9; King of Diamonds, 8.4. RACING FIXTURES September 15—Wangunui Jockey Club. Bepteii her 15- Ashburton County Racing C.ub / September 20. '2*2- Geraldine Racing Club September 22- Forton Racing Club. September '2B, 29 Marlborough R-eing Club September 29- Napier Park Raring Club 6»r>temher 23 Oamaru Jcckey Club. September 29. October 1-Taumarunui Rac- 1 ing Club (at Paeroa).

et. lb. st. lb. Cycloni.c , . 8 13 Silk Sr-ic . 7 a }>Iidian . . • 8 9 Flaxen . . 0 Blue Boy . . 8 8 Sandtoft 0 Rust , . , , 8 8 Whetuma. 0 Heet . . . 8 8 Raparaljara 0 Davistock . . 8 A WindBoreen 7 0 Taitoru . . . 8 1 Artful Dodger 7 0 Headmistress . 8 0 Colossal 7 0 Black Man 7 12 Purse. . . 7 0 King Tbomond 7 12 Benedictine 7 0

Jnay be j ORAPAI ' GOOD HUNTING. 4.55—SPRING HACK HANDICAP. i Of 100: 5 fur. 8t. lb. at. lb. Rerepai ... 9 9 Canopy . 7 11 Pheon ... 3 9 Whyt«^l#lville 7 6 Hunting Lodge £> 9 Hybiyciis . . 7 4 Silver Wings" 8 7 Koynl Feast . 7 2 Courtegu ..81 Saxony . . • 7 0 Gold Cl-sani . 7 13 Eara . • • • 7 0 Collodian . . 7 :2 The Ark . • 7 0