RICCARTON EVENTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21396, 20 October 1934, Page 11

RICCARTON EVENTS

DETAILS OF PAYMENTS THE CUP AND STEWARDS' FORFEITS FOR CLASSICS I. BY TELEGRAPH—I'IIKSS ASSOCIATION*] . QHRISTCHURCH, Friday I The second payment for the Now Zealand Cup, first payment for the Stewards' Handicap and first forfeits for the Welcome Stakes, New Zealand Derby Stakes and New Zealand Oaks Stakes, to be run at the Canterbury .Jockey Club's Metropolitan Meeting at liiccarton next month, are as follows: — NEW ZEALAND CUP, Of £1275. including cup valued at £75; 2 miles st. lb. st. lb. Davolo ....85 Great Star . 7 1 Red Manfred . 8 5 Aeaculus ... 7 1 Polydora ... 8 3 Copper King .70 Vintage ... 8 2 Silver Sight . 7 0 The Smuggler 8 0 Cough .... 7 0 Argentic ... 7 12 Steeton .... 7 0 Sweet Agnes . 7 8 Nightform ..70 Walton Purk . 7 7 Nightguard ..70 Hazoor .... 7 7 Might .... 7 0 Gold Trail ..74 Horowhenua 7 0 Arikira .... 7 4 Tauramai ..70 Some Shamble 7 3 Beryl Latour . 7 0 Catalogue ..73 Free Air ... 7 0 Princoss Doreen 7 2 Sungem .... 7 0 Ranelagh ... 7 2 STEWARDS' HANDICAP, Of £SOO ; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Cadland ... 8 9 Pin Money . 7 1 Davolo .... 8 6 ' Rebel Star ..70 Silver Streak 8 2 Dollar Prince 7 0 Palermo ... 8.0 Gold Paper . 7 0 Mobile .... 7 9 Variant .... 7 0 Copyist ..... 7 7 Gaysome ... 7 0 Good Hunting 7 C Grand Sport .70 Knockfin ... 7 5 Cawbeen ... 7 0 Cranford . . . 7 3 Cherry Queeu 7 0 Sporting Blood 7 3 Tizzy .... 7 0 Silvox .... 7 2 WELCOME STAKES, Of £l>00; two-year-olds; colts and geldings 8.5, fillies 8.0; 5 fur. Bunfight ' Kinnoul Silver Sail Desert Chief Poll Rodger Haut Monde Penelope Kotou Shepherd Legatee Hine Ra Symcony II Duce Rompuiong Going Gay NEW ZEALAND DERBY STAKES, Of £1000; three-year-olds; colts and geldings 8.10, fillies 85: 11 miles Horn's Reef Lucky Locket Wonderful Pink Lapel Back Lead Hoatis Variant Pin Money Marcus Cicero Pawky Custodian Synagogue Master Reynard Top Coat Sporting Blood Tauramai NEW, ZEALAND OAKS STAKES, Of £500; three-year-old fillies, weight 8.10: li miles Variant Mother Superior Honeste Chidden Impossible Coalpit Joyous

RANGITIKEI ACCEPTANCES NEXT SATURDAY'S FIELDS [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WANGANUI, Friday Acceptances for the Rangitikei Racing Club's Spring Meeting to be held at Bulls on October 27 are as follows: — TRIAL STAKES, of £GO; weight 8.5; 6 fur.—.Amante, Arouse. Dialogist, Discoursive, Eka Tere, Evasion, State Bank, Tambo. Taumai. Cloudy Bay. Golden Empire. Saxony. Sporting Song, Jubilee Song, Leith, Note Issue. SANDON HURDLES., of £75; 11 miles.— Manawatu. 10.5; King Uhomond, 9.10; Hard Gold. 9.7; No Humbug. 9.4; Pahiko, Beau Star, Tommy Atkins. Illawarra, Benedictine. 9.0. • . ... OHAKEA HACK HANDICAP, of £65; 6 fur.—Arena, 9.0; Land Tax, 8.11; Black Alan, 8.8; Palm. 8.7; Gold Gleam, 8.5; Gay. Boy, 8.4; Mid Acre, Balbus, 8.0; Dick Whittington. 7.13; Lapel, 7.7. RANGITIKEI HANDICAP, of £115: li miles,—Copper King, 9.0; Korokio, 8.13; True Shaft, Plateau, 8.5; Prince Colossus, 8.3; Mercian Prince, 7.11; Beryl Latour, 7.7; Headmistress, 7.2; Spearform, 7.1. RANGITOTO HACK HANDICAP, of £7O; 81 fur.—Black Man, 8.5; Tahurangi, Royal Record, 8.3; Bold Jim, 8.0; Santoft. Alcides, 7.13; Hark Forrard, 7.12; Ebeum, 7.10.; Raparahara, 7.7; Argument. Inveresk, _ 7.G; War Ace, Round Score, Eka Tere. Hunting Queen. 7.5. CLIFTON HANDICAP, of £80; 7 fur.— Diatomous. 9.3; Royal Routine. 9.0; Good Hunting, 8.8; Sanguine King, 8.1; La Poupee, Mercian Prince, 7.12; Davistock, 7.1; Spearform, 7.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £6o;' 5 fur. —Cawbeen. 9.1; Bodyline, 8.7; Wasteland, 8.0; Courtega. 8.5; Arena, 8.3; Land Tax, 8.2r Hunting Lodge,; 8.1; Gold Gleam, 7.9; Colenso, 7.8; Chataigne. La Fleur. State Bank, 7.0.

POVERTY BAY CLUB ACCEPTORS FOR THURSDAY [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] GISBORNE, Friday Following are the acceptances for the first day of the Poverty Bay Turf Club's Spring Meeting, which takes place on Thursday and Saturday of next week: —■ , JUNCTION HANDICAP, of £SO; 5 fur.— Lordly Knight, 9.11; Tax Ao, 8.11; Foreign Money, 6.2; Agincourt, 7.5; Gasman, 7.3; Blue Vision, 7.0. FIRST HURDLES HANDICAP, of £6O; 1! miles.—Royal Lineage, 12.8; Kahunoke, 10.9. Cotsfield, 10.5; Sunny Song, 9.7; Isms, Victor Colima, 9.0. ROSELAND HACK HANDICAP, of £55; ('> fur.—Foreign Money. 8.11; Mata Hnri. 8.9; Forlone, 7.5; Bold Bruce, Wolsey. 7.5. SPRING HANDICAP, of £75 and canteen of cutlery valued at £25, li miles.—Gainsfid. Sunny Sky. 9.0; Slippery, 8.10; Lady Spy, 8.8; Kahunoke. 7il0; Royal Dash, Sunny Song. 7.4; Gold Stitch. Botlnvell. Ring Boy, 7.0. MAIDEN SCURRY, of £45; weight Bst; 6 fur.—Peggy Defoe, Count Willonyx, Bonnie Quex, Sweet Joy, Sporting Love, Bonnie Song, Ivilberis, Valpaes, All Blood, Quake, Unexpected, Alby, Quaint. FLYING HANDICAP, of £55; 6 fur.— Slipperv, 9.0; Lordly Knight, Sunny Sky. 8.12; Tai Ao. 7.13; Mata Hari, 7.11; Quake, 7.0. OCTOBER HACK HANDICAP, of £.50; 1 mile.—Sunny Bachelor. 12.5; Conference. 11.12; Royal Dash, 11.4; Bing Boy, 10.13; Bothwell. Marching Song, 10.9; Bonnie Quex, Stitchbird. Capilla Abbey. 10.7. DEATH OF MR. J. E. BRIEN NOTABLE RACING SUCCESSES

Mr. .T. E. Brien, whoso death was announced from Sydney this week, had much success since, about 27 years ago, ho sot out to train his own horses' for the rich events of the Australian tnrf. With Malt King he downed Prince Foote in tho Caujfiold Guineas, and won leading standard weight-for-ago races. Then almost immediately followed Beragoon, for whom he paid the breeder, Mr. George Lee, 700 guineas, when the Multiform colt was .a yearling. Beragoon was a great two-year-old, and took both Derbies. But the Melbourne Cup was beyond him, finishing fifth to the runaway Posinatus. Later Pantheon did a little" better, runnipg third. As a breeder Mr. Brien figured largely. When Malt King retired from the turf he set him up at the Kingsfield Stud, in the Hunter Valley, New South' Wales. After a season or two tie Maltster horse was joined by Berag6on. The Kingsfield studmaster gave each horse a great opportunity, and on one occasion imported from Mr. J. B. Joel's Childwickbury Stud six highly-bred two and three-year-old fillies. Most of them became successful matrons, and although neither of his horses topped the winning sires' list thev begat a considerable number of winners. When in England a few years ago Mr. Brien acquired Rossendale, and later had the satisfaction -of winning the Breeders' Plate, Maribyrnong Plate, both Derbies, and the Bond Cup. with Rampion, whoso lirother, the Rossendale colt Ramulus, also won the Breeders' Plate. Pantheon proved a fine investment as a racehorse. In later years Mr. Brien shared his interests on the turf and at Kingsfield with his son Cecil.