FORBURY CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22722, 7 May 1937, Page 9

FORBURY CLUB

FIRST DAY ACCEPTORS NEXT WEDNESDAY'S FIELDS TEN LEFT IN CHIEF EVENT [by TELEGRAPH —PRESS association] DUNE DIN, Thursday Acceptances for the first day of the For bury Park Trotting Club's winter meeting, to be held 011 Wednesday and Saturday of next week, are as follows : BAYFIELD HANDICAP, Of £150; trotters; limit, ti.lo; 1% miles Appomatox . . Lt. yds. bhrt. Betty Drusus . M. Ksther -1 Native Iluon . Lt. Grade Fields . .'!0 Native Kowhai Lt. Chiming Wrack 48 Parrish Guide Jjt. Gay 11 or .... is l'ilot Peter . . Lt. Sir Kit . . . 'IS Swift Guy i . Lt. Walter Wrack 72 yds. bhd. Fairy Brooks . S I High Hate . . 12 Orphan Bingen ixi Violet Wrack . l'- Parrish Chimes OG Braemar .... 24 DOMAIN HANDICAP, Of £ 150; limit, 3.13; l'/j miles Adverse .... Lt. Kind's Jubilee Lt. Aliuont Clint? . Lt. Master Dido . Lt. Colonel Grattan Lt. Otapiri Lee . . Lt. Debenture . . . Lt. Seascape .... Lt. Grattanella . . Lt. yds. bhd. Jane Worthy . Lt. Dolores Silk . 30 Karoro Lt. Master Potts . 4S King Axworthy Lt. BEACH HANDICAP, Of £200; limit, 2.18; 1. mile Blnpreri Wrack Lt. Lough Guy (T.) Lt. Celebrity . . . Lt. Marscercs . . . Lt. Civic Lt. Koyal de Oro . Lt. Donald Dhu . . Lt. T?ussoll Pointer Lt. Esplendor . . . Lt. Silver Black . . Lt. Gold Salute . . Lt. Snowy de Oro. Lt. Harold Wrack . Lt. yds. bhd. Leitrim .... Lt. Belle Grattan . 12 CORONATION HANDICAP, Of £500; limit, 4.32; 2 miles Battlefield . . . Lt. yds. bhd. Rongomai . . . Lt. Pot Luck ... 12 yds. bhd. Guy Junior . . 21 Francis Lincoln 12 Hocks Ahead . 21 Marie Celeste . 12 Village Guy . 21 Morello .... 12 Lucky Jack . . *lB RITCHIE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of £175; limit, 3.10; 1 mile and 3 fur. Alpine Prince . Lt. Seaward do Oro Lt. Casino Lt. Vinco Lt. Civic Lt. Waipahi .... Lt. Diversion .... Lt. Walter Gay . . Lt. Dundee Lt. Worthy Need Lt. Embark .... Lt. yds. bhd. Gallinford . . . Lt. Carver Doone . 12 ' Just Shandi . Lt. Gold Salute . . 12 Moerewa .... Lt. Guy Mauritius 12 Player Lt. Silver Laddie . 12 ■Red Pigeon . . Lt. Norma Grattan 24 •Reyleria .... Lt. Night Voyage ■ 21 Russell Pointed Lt. ST. CLAIR HANDICAP, ■Of £175; trotters; limit, 4.0; I mile and r> fur. Braemar . . . Lt. yds. bhd. Esther Lt. Golden Bingen 24 G a.vnor .... I>t. Walter Wrack . 24 Grade Fields Lt. Fairy Brooks . 30 High Rate . . Lt. Prince Lee Boy .... Lt. Harvester . . 30 Sir Kit .... Lt. Sonoma King . 36 yds. bhd. Orphan Bingen 48 Sphinx .... 12 Parrish Chimes 4S RENOWN HANDICAP, Of £1.75; limit, 3.38; iVa miles Bill B Lt. yds. bhd. Olenastle . . . Lt. Boltaire .... 12 Great Don .. . Lt. Fine Art ... 12 Kaitawa .... Lt. Frisco Silk ... 12 Master Potts . Lt. Gold Pot .... 12 Oasis Lt. Rollalong ... 12 Sinbad Lt. Tritoma .... 12 Black Marble . Lt. FLYING HANDICAP. Of £300; limit, 2.-16; 1% miles Aristotle .... Lt. yds. bhd. Big Author . . Lt. Francis Lincoln 12 Marie Celeste . Lt. Lucky Jack . . 12 Mocast .... Lt. Pot Luck ... 12 Morello .... Lt. .Guy Junior . . 24 Rocks Ahead . Lt. EPSOM TRAINING GOOD EFFORTS IN SADDLE ROYAL PALM AND BISMUTH BY ABAYDOS Horses engaged at the Waikato Trotting Club's meeting to-morrow were worked at Epsom yesterday under adverse weather conditions 011 the cinders. The best sprints were recorded by the saddle candidates Royal Palm and Bismuth. Useful tasks were also credited to Scrap Iron, Kewpie's Bingen, Gala Day, Kewpie's Triumph and Bingen Sun. After going about two and a-half furlongs, Gala Day (A. Bryce) was joined by Royal Palm, in saddle, but the latter was slow- in the pick up, and Gala Day was eased. They were together when Royal Palm had completed half a mile in 1.10 and they finished strongly for Royal Palm to complete a mile in 2.17. Royal Palm infused dash into his work and is not without prospects in the Visitors' Handicap. Gala Day trotted very solidly, running the last half in 1.7 3-5.

Bingen Sun (G. Webb) trotted a mile and a-half faultlessly in 3.42, the last half in 1.13. As it was his first serious task since the February meeting;, Bingen Sun's" el Fort was good.

Petite Jewel (W. H. Andrews), Scrap Iron (C. G. Smith) and Pirate's Last (J. Maloney) set out to go a mile and a-quarter but at tho six furlongs, 1.48, Petite Jewel broke and dropped back. Pirate's Last was with Scrap Iron until the final furlong, where the latter forged ahead to win in 2.59. Scrap Iron paced solidly, going the last quarter in 3os. Pirate's Last showed improvement and ran the journey at a 2.21 rate. Petite Jewel was going well until he broke. He displayed speed in going after the leaders, only to break again. Kewpie's Bingen (A. Bryce) worked ten furlongs in 2.59. He was inclined to loaf early, but was going on solidly at the finish.

Kewpie's Crest (J. Cee) was joined by Bismuth, in saddle, after going half a mile, and they were together as Kewpie's* Crest passed the mile in 2.37. Two furlongs from home Bismuth went to tho front to win easily and run his mile in 2.21, the last half in 1.7. Bismuth put plenty of dash into his work. Kewpie's Crest ran 3.45, the last half in 1.8.

Charteris Bay (A. Colo) worked a mile and three furlongs at a 2.26 rate, sprinting the last three resolutely. He bears a muscular appearance. Bingen Bell (.D. O. Jones) trotted the last half of a steady mile and aquarter in 1.10. Star Pronto (B. Dyer) was allotted two useful tasks, but was not overtaxed. It will not bo for lack of condition if be fails to perform well tomorrow.

Solid work was done on the sand by Win Huon, Tangaroa, Real Red, Red Eagle, Dick Redmond, Dainty Lady and Handicapper. A. Bryce's horses, Handicapper. Gala Day and Royal Palm, and 11. McNaughton's candidate, Kewpie's Bingen left yesterday afternoon for Hamilton. GOOD AMERICAN TROTTER PURCHASE BY GORE OWNER Through the agency of Mr. R. A. Smith, the purchase' of Sandydale (2.13), 'he champion three-year-old of last season in America, has been made by Mr. G. Youngson, of Gore. Sandydale won the Championship Stakes run at Lexington last year in 2.1:{, and was got by Abbodale (2.15) from loleen Mc Kinney, by Lord Dewey from Worthetta McKinnev, by McKinne.v from Etta Worthy, by Axworthy. Sandydale has shown individual merit of a high standard, and also has a great inheritance of speed.