AVONDALE CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22517, 7 September 1936, Page 7

AVONDALE CLUB

SPRING MEETING WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY JONATHAN TOP IN CUP The following handicaps for the first day of the Avondale Jockey Club's Spring Meeting, to be held on September 19 and 21. havo been declared by Mr. F. J. McManemin:— KINGSLAND HURDLES, Of £175; about 1% miles st, lb. st. lb. Modern Maid 11 5 Master Lord Val . . 11. 2 Norval ..98 Valpai .... 10 9 Ruling King 9 6 Emancipation 30 8 Raco Whip . 0 0 Teddy Boy .10 4 Lucidus ... 9 6 Full Measure 10 -1 Electric Flash 9 2 Merry Lap .. 10 0 King Ara ~ 9 0 Benighted . . 912 Hawthorn ..90 Curlew ... 911 United ... 9 0 Count Arma . 9 8 HENDERSON HANDICAP, Of £130; G fur. st. lb. «t. lb. Pebrof ... 9 7 Paso Robles 7 7 Black Thread 9 3 Raco Call ..77 Mungacre . . 9 3 Itoyal Fleetwind . . 8 G Passage ..77 Merial . . . 8 6 Doric Star . 7 7 Johnny Walls 8 3 Palustre ..77 Orac .... 8 1 Abbess of Landlubber . 8 0 Whitby ..77 Gay Hunter . 713 Frances Acre 7 7 Lord Mai Do Mcr 7 7 Willonyx . 713 Erndalo ..77 Lady Diana . 7 11 Philemup ..77 Surclla ... 711 Mountain Bonny Song 730 Breeze ..77 Jewelled Carlislo ... 7 7 Oirdlo . . 7 10 Oay Flier ..77 Marjory Daw 7 7 Red Flame . 7 7 Hope Lass ..77 Alyth .... 7 7 AVONDALE CUP, Of £500; IV* miles st. lb. Bt. Ib. Jonathan . . 10 0 Knight of Master , Australia . 7 7 Brierly ..98 Silver Brier . 7 7 Red Manfred 9 5 Legatee ... 7 7 King Rey ..84 Con Fuoco ..77 Velocipede ..83 King Musk . 7 7 Sinking Fund 8 3 Delrain ... 7 7 Scotland ... 8 3 King Tut . . 7 7 Tybalt ... 8 3 Valrent ... 7 7 Mazir .... 8 0 Versant ... 7 7 Tradesman . . 8 0 Musquil ... 7 7 Lord Val . . 7 10 Te Hai .... 7 7 Lagoon ... 710 High Tea ..77 Gay Rose . . 7 10 Bronze Tray . 7 7 Horowhenua .79 FLYING HANDICAP, Of £250; G fur. st. lb. st. lb. Rereatu ... 10 2 Puss Moth . . 7 12 Galilee ... 8 12 Royal Secret . 7 12 Royal Danco 8 12 Tooley Street 7 10 Sinking Fund 810 Tray Bit . . 710 Scotland ... 810 Triune .... 7 7 Prince Acre . 8 9 Sebrof .... 7 7 Gallio .... 8 9 Tin Lap . . . 7 7 Rerepai ... 8 4 Golden Golden Blonde ..77 Sheila ... 8 2 Princess Star 7 7 Caliente ... 80 SWANSON HANDICAP, Of £140; 1 mile St. lb. St. lb. Valrent .... 9 G Pound Teddy Boy . 8 11 Sterling . . 7 11 Tutor .... 811 Impellant . . 711 High Test . . 8 11 Persian Lady 7 7 Sergia .... 8 7 Bush Lawyer 7 7 Pennycome- Whirlmint ..77 quick ... 8 5 Carshalton ..77 Dutch Girl . 8 3 Gay Talkie . 7 7 Charade ... 8 3 Ulimani ... 7 7 Jewelled Fei Mah . . 7 7 Girdle . . 711 Solas 7 7 Le Chasseur 7 11 WANGANUI TRAINING VISITING HORSES WORK SOUND EFFORT BY KARL [from our own correspondent] WANGANUI, Saturday The tracks at Wanganui were in good order for fast work this morning. Several gallops were done on the No. 1 grass, which was rapidly drying under a strong north-westerly. Imposture (E. Peck) and Spiral (P. Morrison) covered seven furlongs at 'a little better than three-quarter pace. Imposture appeared to be eager to improve the pace throughout. She is in good heart for her Wanganui Guineas engagement. Entfieos was given strong pace-work on an inside track and the Gainscourt gelding hit out well. Ho has developed into a solid customer. Entheos was brought through with Laughing Lass, Limulus, The Buzzer and Middle, owing to the Marton tracks being unworkable after ■ Thursday night's heavy fall of snow and Friday's hail-storm. All look well and were given useful work. Hamarin (P. Morrison), Missal (E. Peck) and The Tramp (F. Latham) were sent four furlongs, but tho start was rather straggling. The first two furlongs took 255, and the trio by this time had ranged abreast, The Tramp having a shade the best,of it at the finish in 51 4-ss. Red Manfred (P. Atkins), from almost a standing start, registered 1.19 1-5 for six furlongs and finished in good styde. He took 14s for the initial furlong and ran the last five in 1.5 1-5. It was an excellent effort.

The two-year-olds from Rayner's stable, Scarf Dance and Icing, had the Arausio filly, Jolly, as their companion in a working gallop overdfaur furlongs with the pace on over the first two in 26 3-ss. They finished together. Neither Brazen King nor Grand Jury was required to make time, the pair being sent once round at a solid pace, brushing home up the straight. Brazen King is in great nick. Parakino finished in front of the Kiosk gelding Amatory at tho end of two furlongs in 265. Entail, who appears to bo responding to Rayner's treatment for soreness, apparently in a shoulder muscle, was .given useful pace work. Two visiting horses, Silver Brier and May Song, got through solid pacework, the former hitting out well. Another visitor, Surella, with trainer J. Cruse up, also worked on tho inside at a useful pace, and apparently has been improved by his outing at Pakuranga. The Surveyor colt claims an engagement in the Durie Hack Handicap on Thursday, and will not lack friends.

The most impressive gallop of the morning was that of the three-year-olds Karl (Gilmore) and Mandamus (Atkins), who were responsible for six furlongs in 1.18 3-5. They took 14s from practically a standing start for the first furlong, but ran the next in 12s, and the half-mile was left behind in 50 3-ss. It was a good Guineas trial for Karl, who appeared to have something in reserve at the finish. All going well in the meantime Karl ,is to contest the Flying Handicap on Thursday.

WANGANUI REHANDICAPS TWO WINNERS PENALISED [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Sunday Rehandicaps for the first day of the Wanganui Jockey Club's Spriug Meeting on Thursday are as follows: Okchu Hurdles. —War Ace, 61b., making 9.6. 4 Seafield Handicap.—Fersen, 51b., making 8.3. DEATH OF JOVIAL PRINCE MR. N. BLACKMORE'S LOSS [by TELEGRAPH —OWN correspondent] PALMERSTON NORTH, Sunday The thrpe-year-old Jovial Prince, by Laughing Prince from Thrift, died at L. A. Pine's new stables recently. He was owned by Mr. N. Blackinore and had shown much promise in his first season. Tlio gelding was bred by Mr. T. A. Duncan, who also bred and raced Thrift and her dam, Bollina.