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TE RAPA TRIALS

JUMPERS IN ACTION JOLLY BEGGAR GOES WELL FURTHER RIDING ENGAGEMENTS [B\ TELEGRAPH OWN CORRESPONDENT^] HAMILTON, Wednesday While no fast work was attempted at ie Kapa this morning, there was some schooling over the country by Royal Limontl and Curlew, and a jumping bout of four flights of hurdles by Jolly Beggar and Englishman. • \\ ith a few exceptions, pace work was done on the sand track. Royal Limond (11. Beale) was associated with Curlew (B. Sullivan) over six fences of the steeplechase course. Curlew refused at the first brush leading out of the straight and was not persevered with at this fence, Royal Limond, after clearing it, awaited his companion, and the pair negotiated the rest of the country in line style. Curlew outjumped Boyal Limond, to establish a lead of several lengths until after taking the soil wall at the foot of the straight, where Boyal Limond finished on to lead the way home. Boyal Limond is bearing a healthy appearance. Interest centred in the showing of Jolly Beggar (Beale), who was accompanied by Englishman (Sullivan) over four flights of hurdles. Both jumped well, Jolly Beggar doing the better at the end, although Englishman also shaped well. Sky Pilot and Monastic worked on the No. 2 grass track, while Greek Gold was among those working on the sand. Additional riding engagements include the following;— C. Smith. —Boughal, Monastic, Skv Pilot. lt. Beale.—Jolly Beggar, Royal Limond, Emancipation. R. E. Thomson. —En Tour, Sandy Dix, Valpeen. W. Bowden.—Mom- Moment, Australian Star. H. Long.—Horowhenua. Kilberis.

T. Ferguson.—Diacquedoon, Prince of Orange. C. McGovern.—Royal Mimic, Court Arm a. D. Kowhai. —Collision. N. R. McKenzie. —Scotland, Sir Tommy, Tosh. R. Glading.—Mangukaha. W. Thomson. —Winlona, Hopalong. NEW PLYMOUTH HORSES DEPARTURE FOR WAIKATO [BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT] NEW PLYMOUTH, Wednesday Three New Plymouth horses, Don Erma, Sporting Song and Te Huia, left by train for Te Rapa to-night. Don Erma worked strongly over two circuits this morning. He is in great order after his racing at Hawera. CARTERTON RACES ACCEPTANCES FOR SATURDAY [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] MASTERTON, Wednesday Following are the acceptances for the annual meeting of the Carterton Racing Club, to be held at Clareville on Saturday:—

RIDERS FOR WASIIDYKE ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED [BY TELKCIUI'H —OWN COIUU'.SI'ONOKNT] CHRISTCHURCH, Wednesday The following engagements have been made for Ricearton-trained horses at the South Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting to-day:— A. Messerve.y.—Salient Knight, Peacock, Miiford. W. Hogan.—Polydora. C. Wilson.-—Ponty, Grev Honour, Nolana. Dropped Catch. A. G. Parsons. —llebel Chief, Gay Lyric, Silver Slipper. J. McFarlane. —Lochain. Silver Sight. G. Linton. —Starchase. H Turner.—Streamline. A. Stove. —Hunting Bag. Nor-turnus K. Jones. —Dclium, Final Bell. M. Caddy.—Aggravate, Forum. JV W. Jennings.—Queen of Sonc, Double Gift, Made Money. J. Murfitt. —Giggleswick, Burglar. A. E. Ellis- —Wine Card, \Yino. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS "Bonnie Rollox." —Bonnie Rollox was scratched for the Adamson Steeplechase at 4 o'clock on May 14. The Champion Hack Plato was run at 1 '"Aw a 11iii.''—The "Forbury system" provides for two pools, as in v in-and-place betting, but from the so-called "win" pool, two dividends are paid, in the proportions of 75 per cent for the winner and 25 per cent tor the second horse. When the number of chances is sufficient; three dividends are paid from the place pool.

MAIDEN PLATE, Of £60; two-year-olds S.5, others S.12; ; 6 fur. Knightsbridge Bit o' Blue King's Choice Colin Galteemore Mother-in-Law Royal Portrait Beagle CARRINGTON HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of £80; 1 mile and SO yards st. lb. Wananga . 10 1 Southern Blood Laggard . 0 11 Sunder Youssipof . 0 0 Gay Mulla . Gasmask . 9 8 Toxmiss . . Impersonator. 9 7 st. lb. 9 0 9 0 0 0 9 0 WAIRARAPA COUNTY CUP Of £120 and Cup valued at £30; 1% miles st. lb. Pukeko .... 9 5 Helen Forr) . Korero ..94 Dareeourt Hazoor 8 10 The SandwichKona- Bay . 8 1 man . . st. lb. 7 9 7 8 7 7 CARTERTON HANDICAP, Of £80; 6 fur. St. lb. Dorado ..94 Sunny Blonde Alunga . . S 13 Liane . . . Diamond Cutter 8 4 Patagonia st. lb. S 1 7 13 7 13 GLADSTONE HANDICAP, Of £80 and Trophy valued at £! 1 mile and 80 yards 25 • st. lb. Lady Siegfried 8 13 Lord Quirk . Dorado . 8 11 Warehi . . Rotoma ..86 Galteomore . Diamond Cutter 7 10 st. lb. 7 9 7 7 BUNNY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of £100; 7 fur. st. lb. Dareeourt 9 0 Free Rose . Mister Quex . 7 0 Wananga Wasteland 7 7 st. lb. 7 7 7 7 ELECTRIC HANDICAP, Of £80; 5 fur. st,. lb. Alunga . 9 3 Prinre Mulla. First Chapter S 10 Our Own The Sandwich- Paul Robeson. man ..85 Royal Portrait Hunting Spi . 8 3 st. lb. 7 10 7 S 7 8 7 7 TARATATU HANDICAP, Of £80; 7 fur st. lb. Dorado 9 r, Patagonia Rotoma . . 8 13 Southern Blood Revival ..87 Colin Sunny Blonde 8 3 Bit o' Blue . st. lb. S 1 8 0 7 7

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22733, 20 May 1937, Page 9

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TE RAPA TRIALS New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22733, 20 May 1937, Page 9

TE RAPA TRIALS New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22733, 20 May 1937, Page 9

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