EGMONT FIELDS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22413, 8 May 1936, Page 9

EGMONT FIELDS

SECOND DAY HANDICAPS SEVERAL FRESH CANDIDATES CHAMPION HACK CUP [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION*] lIA WEH A, Thursday Handicaps for the second day, Saturday, of the Egmont meeting have been declared as follows: MANAWAPOU HURDLES. Of £120; H miles st. lb. st. lb. Soloist .... 11 8 Ruaform ... 9 13 High Grader . 10 !l Knolu .... 9 12 Brigadore . . 10 9 Invictus ... 9 9 Contact ... 10 8 Silk Sox ... 9 6 .Tonmet ... 10 5 Aga Khan ..91 Kstceni .... 10 4 Olenvane ... 9 0 Royal Banquet 10 I Beau Star ... 9 0 Oold Cure . . 10 1 Brown Pearl . 9 0 Arctic Star . . 10 1 PiinlofT . 9 0 Debut .... 10 1 Wuhine Nui . 9 0 Sultsprny •. 10 1

SHORTS HANDICAP, Of £100: G fur. st. lb. st.. lb. Roopierang ..91 Night Spi ..78 AVolan . . . . 8 1(1 Joviality . . . 7 0 Leo Colossus . 8 7 Kentucky Song 7 0 State Bank ..Bft Glenthawn ..70 Trouvaille . . 8 -1 Careful .... 7 0 Erebus ... 8 4 Advance Piano 7 0 De Trop ... 8-1 Script ....70 .tlamarin ... 8 1 Valroy ....70 Rush in ... 8 1 Lucrece ...70 Sir Tommy . 712 Kvd Fox ...70 Mustang ... 711 Helios .... 70 Dancing Liuly 7 10 Rod Panther . 7 0 Ngatirahiri • . 7 9 Brioni .... 70 Sylvanus ..78

ADAMSON STEEPLECHASE, Of £'1;>0: about 2 miles st. lh. st. lh. Valpeen .... 12 ft Invictus ... 9 5 Royal Tiimond 10 13 Don Krma ..94 Forest Glow . 10 10 Kphiiiltes ... 9 0 Diamond ... 10 8 Coney ....90 High Grader . 10 2 Beau Star ..90 Transact ... 10 2 Monarchy ..90 Prosy Boy . . 9 13 Ngareta ...90 Brigadore . . 9 13 Callaniost ..90 March Alone . 9 8 Indefinite ... 9 0 Petrarch ... 98 lllawarra ...90 Dozie .... 9 7 CHAMPION HACK CUP, Of £l5O and gold cud valued at £SO: 9 fur st. lb. st. lb. Sansfoy ... 9 0 Gorowa . .78 Happy Landing 8 12 Le Grand ..78 Donegal ... 8 8 Night Spi ... 7 8 Leo Colossus . 8 G Cappy .... 7 6 Sporting Song S G Hunting Maid 7 0 Reipar ... 8 4 Advance Plane 7 0 Hunting Queen 711 Meritor ... 70 Dancing Lady 7 9 Koreroa ...70 Orac .... 7 9

MAKOIA HANDICAP, Of £120; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb Onewhetu ..90 Limulus ... 8 5 Refresher ... 9 0 Erua .... 711 Boughal ... Sl3 Wmdsorecn . 7 0 Prostration . 812 Debut ••••70 Acceptable ..87 Lndy Ruler . 7 0 Gold Mission . 8 G Sir Tommy ...70

DAVIDSON HANDICAP, Of £150; 1 mile and n distance st. lb. . st. lb Onewhetu ..90 Tahurangi ..78 Prostration ..88 Happy Peter Jackson 8 8 Landing ..75 Refresher ..88 Alchemic . . . 7 5 Davistock ..88 Contact .... 7 5 Arctic King . 8 8 Aca Khan ... 7 2 Friesland ..85 Windsoreen -.70 Grateful ... 8 2 Knock Out ..7 Lapel .... 8 0 St. Clara ... 7 0 Slippery ... 7 9

BOROUGH HANDICAP, Of £110: 7 fur. st. lb. et. lb. Flammarion . 9 9 Cnppy .... 7 G Boomerang ..91 Cnlshot ..70 Snnsfov ... 9 0 Koreron . . . 7 0 Wotan .... 810 Hunting Maid 7 0 Leo Colossus . 8 7 Kentucky Supreme S° np • • • Z 5 Court ... 8 5 Lady Llta ..70 Trouvaille ..83 Careful • • . 7 0 F.rebus ... 8 3 Hunting Lad . 7 0 Extern ... 8 1 Script . . . . 7 0 Hnmarin ...SI R°s' a ' Peak . 7 0 Mustang • • , 711 Red Fox ... 7 0 Orac . .... 7 10 Golden Rill . 7 0 Royal Feast . 7 10 Red Panther . 7 0 Corowa ... 7 9 Hunting Colenso ... 7 8 March ... 7 0 ELLERSLIE TRIALS VALSPEAR GALLOPS FREELY SEVERAL HORSES SCHOOLED The No. 3 grass was available for galloping at Ellerslie yesterday, when some interesting work was accomplished. The tracks were holding alter rain. Versant and llliniani ran five furlongs in 1.5, a useful effort. llliniani had an advantage in the weights, but he worked well for a novice. Royal Appellant was let off with an easy five furlongs, running the last four in 58s.

Valmint strode over six furlongs in 1.30 4-5, the last three in 43 4-ss. Valspear covered seven furlongs in 1.37 2-5, the last half-mile taking 56 l-ss. He again worked freely and should soon make amends for his recent defeats.

Black Marlin was a shade in front of Prince Abb at the end of six furlongs ill 1.20 3-5, the last three iu 41 4-ss.

After running a round in 1.49 3-5, Gascille and King Mestor completed another circuit, traversing the last six furlongs in 1.27 4-5. Sliv and Te Hai were allotted a working gallop over a round in 1.52, the last six furlongs taking 1.26 1-5. United covered a similar distance in 1.49 1-5, the last seven furlongs in 1.39 4-5.

Billy liov and Towp Beauty worked solidly over a mile and a-balf, both hitting out freely. Absent (Sharkey) gave King Spear (E. C. Rae) a lead over a couple of pony hurdles. King Spear being inclined to shirk. Chief Emerald (D. V. Craddock) jumped four hurdles safely without having much pace on. Riding King (F. J. Fergus) marred an otherwise good display over the steeplechase fences on the flat by baulking at the stonewall, although after a couple of attempts he cleared it in good style. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE General entries for the Auckland Racing Club's Great Northern Meeting, to bo held on May 30, June 3 and 6, close at 5 o'clock this afternoon with the secretary, Mr. W. S. Spence. WAIPA RACING CLUB ACCEPTANCES DUE TO-DAY Acceptances for the Waipa Racing Club's Winter Meeting on May 10 are duo at 5 o'clock this afternoon with Blomfield and Company, Auckland, and at 8 p.m. with the secretary, Mr. J. G. Wynyard, To Awamutu. ENGLISH RACING CHO-SEN WINS CHESTER CUP (Received May 6, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, May 6 On the second day of the • Chester meeting, the Cup was won by ChoSen, by a neck from Guiscard Details- — CHESTER CUP, A sweepstake, with £'2ooo added; about 21 miles CHOSEN, Mrs. W. P. Ahern's ch f. by Prince Galahnd—Chaucer's Choice 1 OTTrSCARD, Lord Derby's b g, a sod, bv Cny Crusader—Selene . . . . '2 JESMpXD DENE, Lady Alwyne Corap-ton-V.vnei' 1 ? br it. Gyrs, by Gainsborough—Tilly 3 Thirteen started. Neck; four lengths.