WANGANUI CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22518, 8 September 1936, Page 7

WANGANUI CLUB

FIELDS FOR THURSDAY details of acceptances marangai handicap contest [bV TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION*] WANGANUI, Monday Acceptances for the first day of the Wanganui Jockey Club's Spring Meeting, to bo held on Thursday and Saturday of this week, are as follows: 12.30 —MAIDEN RACE Of £.100; three-year-olds, 7.12: four-year-olds and upwards, 8.5; 0 fnr. st. lb. st. lb. Golden Anne 8 5 Missal ... 7 12 Sunny Blonde 8 5 The Buzzer . 7 12 .Black Frost . 8 5 Siesrmund . . 7 12 Patagonia . . 7 12 Tho Tramp. . 7 12 « gea Wrack . 7 12 Master Recollection 7 12 Limond 7 12 Kla Tere. . 712 Gold Hank . 712 Philcmup . . 7 I'i Count SiepMirth ... 712 fried 7 12 Mazzini . . 712 I.IO—OKEHU HACK HURDLES Of £.110; 1 mile 4Vi fur. , st- lb- st. lb. Hunting Jay 11 ;{ Lucidus ... » 8 Midacre ... 10 6 War Ace . . 0 (} Valpai .... 10 0 Oriel .... 9 0 Just an Tdea 913 Prince Reno t) 1 Royal King 911 Court Arma. 0 2 Don Erma . 910 Artful Dodger 0 0 Tuahcahe . . 0 10 I.SS—PUTIKI HACK HANDICAP, Of £150; Sy 3 fur. st. Ib. St. lb. Entheos . . o 0 M'ahine Nui 713 Hunting Maid 813 Middle ... 7 10 Master Cyklon 8 7 Huaform ..79 Wotan . . . S 7 Cloudy Bay 7 7 Leo Colossus 8 7 Lady Voyonne 7 7 Charade ... 8 2 Whetuma ..77 Orac .... 7 13 2.3S—MARANGAI HANDICAP, Of £200; V/ 4 miles st. lb. st. ib. Hunting Cat. 9 3 Delrain ... 712 Boomerang . 8 2 Red Sand . 7 7 6ilver Brier . 8 2 Gasman ... 7 7 3.IS—SEAFIEL.D HANDICAP, Of £150: 7 I A fur. , ' St. lb. St. lb. Jonathan . . 10 0 Fersen ... 8 3 Red Manfred 910 Full Throttle 8 0 Spiral ... 9 6 Royal Secret 710 Passion Gasman ... 7 7 Flower 810 Hest .... 7 7 West Tor. . 8 7 4.O—DURIE HACK HANDICAP, Of £120; G fur. st. lb. st. lb. Mandamna . 810 Surella ... 8 0 Finnesko ..88 Free Gold . 712 Hatuma ... 8 8 Impersonator 712 Laughing Lass 8 G Hamarin . . 712 Deficit ... 8 5 Brazen King 7 11 Sardius ..84 Tho SandDawning wichman 7 10 Light 8 1 Airing ... 7 7 Moquette .'.'B 1 Lavish ... 7 7 May bong . 8 O 4.4S—FLYING HANDICAP, Of £1G0; 6 fur. st. lb. st. Ib. Dungarvan . 9 4 Gay Boy ..82 Farmer ... 8 8 Royal Secret 712 Gallio ... 8 7 Karl .... 7 7 Wild Chase . 8 4 Debham ... 7 7 QUIET MORNING ' f ■ ' / 1. WORK ON WANGANUI TRACKS

[BY TELEGRAPH OWN CORRESPONDENT] WANGANUI, Monday A good deal of fast work having been done on Saturday and with Tuesday recognised as one of the mornings for fast work, there was little done on the Wanganui tracks this morning. A cold / north-westerly wind was blowing during the early work and later there was a heavy shower. During the day a boisterous, drying wind promised to have a beneficial effect on the track. W. Rayner was out with his largo team before breakfast. The Te Awamutu trainer A. Cook also gave Gallio and Jonathan useful work. He had out also Girl Pat, the Captain Bunsby— Prophet's Mark filly purchased at the Trentham sales by Mr. C. E. RobertBon, on the No. 2 grass track. W. McHugh sent a couple of the Marton Junction team along at a solid pace, Laughing Lass covering six furlongs well in 1.18. Middle and Entheos ran six furlongs in 1.21. After covering a couple of furlongs down the back at a smart pace, Lucid us pleased better than Just an luca in «i bout over two schooling hurdles, tho northerner showing a goocT deal of pace and fencing cleanly. HAWKE'S bay horses CONTINGENT FOR WANGANUI [by TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT] HASTINGS, Monday The following horses are booked to leave Hastings for Wanganui to-mor-row morning:—Sunny Blonde, Master Cyklon, Chat, Black Frost, Hunting Jay, Host, Gasman, Count Siegfried, » Passion Flower, John Charles, Mate Hari, Charade, Cand.co, Hunting Cat, Screen Star, First Chapter, Sardius, Essex and Hatuma. . Stroller, Beau Star and Wahme Nm did not return home from New I ijmouth, but remained at Wanganui. Black Frost, a maiden candidate, / went well in his final trial to easily / account for Hcst over five furlongs n 1.8, a good gallop tor a horse in his class. He will be ridden by P. Atkins. Sunnv Blonde may lose supporters in the Maiden Race on account ot being ridden by an apprentice, who will »e having his first ride. Of the Hawke's Bay contingent Hunting Jay, Black Frost, Gasman, First cliapter and Sardius ha\t all been galloping impressively, especially Hunting Jay and Black 1" rost. J. H. Jefferd's team, which is trained privately at Ngatarawu, is we forward, although Charade and Hunting Cat may be all the better I race. '

TE AWAMUTU GALLOPS SIX FURLONGS BY GALLIC) [BT TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] TE AWAMUTU, Monday The going was soft on the course proper at Te Awamutu 011 Saturday, when liors( s with engagements at Wanganui wore allowed to gallop the rails For the others the flags w 20ft.. out. • • 1 ~.n« A pleasing gallop on the inside < accomplished by Gallio, who had good advantage over Jonathan at end of six furlongs in 1.19 J. . Privy Seal went three furlongs 41 a-ss. All excellent half-mile was recorded by the Captain Bunsby—Mark filly, who was tnnecl over the last three furlongs in oJs. sne has good prospects at Wanganui. Prince uangt, with an unnamed Oration gelding, covered three furlongs in 41is. . On the outside British Nation took 42js for three furlongs. Valpai gave an excellent display over six hurdles. avondale jockey club CLOSING OF ACCEPTANCES Acceptances for all handicap events on the first day of the Avondalo Jocke.v. Spring Meeting close. With , the Be cretary Mr. j. llawson, 1 : at 5' 0a Friday.