TRENTHAM RACES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22775, 8 July 1937, Page 9

TRENTHAM RACES

TODAY'S PROGRAMME FRESH RUNNERS ENGAGED FALL OF SNOW ON COURSE THE LIKELY FAVOURITES [BY TELEGRAPH —FROM ARCHER] ' WELLINGTON, Wednesday Thft prospects for line weather on the second day of the Wellington Racing Club's meeting, to-morrow, when several fresh horses are engaged, are bright. Snow fell at Trentham last night and the ground may be more TV(-t than holding, as it was on the first day. Horses likely to be well supported include the following:— High-weight' Handicap.—Huskie, Capo Gabo, Corowa. Trial Plate. —Young Paddon, Rival Hit, Knightsbridgc. Corunna Hurdles.—lddo, Trackman, Blue Tiger. Seatoun Handicap.—Joviality, Rebel Mate, Ellanui. Matai Steeples.—Streamline, Rattleground, Hunting Go. Parliamentary Handicap.—Boomerang, Arctic King. Brazen King. Members' Handicap.—Pakanui, Grey Honour, Pukeko. Petone Handicap.—Chat, Liane, Day Dress. Acceptances: —

RACING INTERESTS

NATIONAL ORGANISATION FIRST EXECUTIVE APPOINTED [by TELEQBAI'H —OWN COKKKSrONDENT] WELLIXGTON'. Wednesday

That ihe,success achieved by North Island branches of the New Zealand Racing Owners, Breeders and Trainers' Association fully warranted the extension of the movement to the South Island to complete a Dominion-wide organisation was the keynote of a conference of owners, breeders and trainers, representative of all parts of New Zealand, held to-day. Dr. E. H B. Milsom, president of the Auckland provincial council, was eiected chairman and the enthusiastic meeting unanimously decided to establish a New Zealand association, with Mr. C. E. Craiy as organising secretary. Delegates ' from various provinces spoke eulogistic-ally of the work done since the inception of the organisation a little over a year ago and stressed the. fact that the success attained was duo to a constructive policy which aimed at assisting the New Zealand Racing Conference and racing clubs generally. It was decided to make the annual subscription £1 for owners and breeders and . 10s for licensed trainers, each province to retain its identity with a percentage, to be Jixed by the executive, to form a capitation fee for the New Zealand bod v.

J ho following national executive committee, to operate for the lirst year, with power to add, was appointed: Dr. ]•:. 11. ]j, .MiJ.som (Auckland), the Hon. (J. I!. Jiunter (Canterbury). Messrs. Y\. .J. Wood (Hawke's Bay), R. Standish (Taranaki), C. W. Uoyd (Wollington-Maiiawatu ). Rules to govern the association are to be fir awn up and registered and -he executive council will meet for this purpose' on Friday morning. The question ol the secretary going south, as suggested by the Hon. G. '• Hunter, was left with the naliona) council.

VADANOE RESUMES WORK

ADDITIONS TO HAWERA TEAMS

[by tklecraimi —OWN conn KSI'ONDICNT]

H.UVEHA, Wednesday .The Vnals—ld anoc colt Vadanoe, in «. I'rycr's stable, has rejoined the a< lv e brigade alter a s])ell. Ho is ®i rcnvil| E into a line horse, and liis liroc-yeai-o| ( j rareer will be followed '"Jth interest. " w ner-trainor U la Pouple has hree additions to his team. One is a rising two-year-old hay colt by 111 11- ® l, l»tion from Isottn, He is well j\ rovvn and 011 looks . and breeding ."O'nu later develop into, a useful J'tin per. The remaining pair are the isuijr two-ycnr-old by Resinous from ' tl. Gleam, dam of Gold Gleam, and inel yearling (illv bv Illumination from "QUI Morn, by Acre from Ribbon work, -v j USa . close.-relative to Silk Sox and

11.30—HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP Of £."5 00; 1 mile and 3 fur. st. lb. st . 11 Hunting: All Itish . 9 3 Queen . . . 10 S Corowa . . . <l •2 Jewelled Southern Blood 1 9 •J Girdle . . . 10 5 The Sandwichfiienaller . . 10 2 ilia n . . . <1 0 Huskie . . . 10 1 Lagirard . . . 9 0 Cape Gabo . 1) S Master Musk 9 0 Bunting Maid 9 0 Revival . . . 9 0 12.9 —TRIAL PLATE, Of £300; 6 fur. st. lb. St. lb. First Hand . 8 13 Young Paddon s 11 Royal Auto Sweep . s 0 Romance . S 13 Dancing Flame s 0 Silent Acre . S 13 Fafnrr . . . s 0 Tuinni . . . S 13 Final .... s 0 Combat . . . S 11 . Happy Heels s 0 Le Toquet . S 11 Knightsbridgc 8 0 Marsyas . . . S 11 Mother-in-law s 0 Short Circuit S 11 Rival Hit . . s 0 Sporting Gift 8 11 Rockintrham s 0 Trebor . . . S 11 Settlement s 0 12.48—1 CORUNNA HURDLES, Of £300; l?i miles st. lb. St. lb. Giggleswick . 10 0 Unexpected . 9 2 Blue Tiger . 9 10 Trackman . . 9 o Iddo 9 9 Sunder 9 0 1.30—SEATOUN HANDICAP, 6f £300; 6 fur. St. lb. st. lb. Hunter's Morn 9 10 Old Surrey . s S Square Acre 9 0 Good Sun . s 4 Rebel Mate . S 13 Gladium . . 8 2 Joviality . . S 12 Ngatirahiri . S 0 Double Gift . S 12 Patasonia . . S 0 Royal Feast S 8 Ellanui . . . s 0 2.9—MATAI STEEPLECHASE Of £350; about 2V 2 miles st. lb. st. lb. Streamline . 11 7 Croyden . . . 9 10 All Irish . . 10 13 Snowy Dawn 9 o Pahu . . 10 13 Chang . . . 0 u Hunting Go . 10 6 Battleground 9 2 Arctic Star . 9 13 Spearmarch . 9 2 2.52—PARLIAMENTARY HANDICAP, " Of £600; l 1 / miles st. lb. st. lb. Ponty . . . . 9 2 Boomerang . S 0 Pavolo . . . 9 0 Rona Bay . 7 11 Arctic King . 8 13 Brazen King 7 : 10 Enzo .... 8 10 Xighfform . . 7 9 Korero . . . 8 7 Royal Banquet 7 8 Day "Wind . . 8 6 Jewelled Catalogue . . 8 5 Girdle . . . 7 7 Last Refrain 8 1 Huskie . . . 7 7 3.32—MEMBERS' HANDICAP, Of £400 ; 7 fur. st. lb. St. lb. Pakanui . . . 9 5 Passion Fruit 8 10 Pukeko . . . 9 1 Prince Acre . 8 9 V7ino .... 9 1 Grey Honour 8 8 Gold Mission 8 12 Greek Gold . 8 2 4.12—PETONE HANDICAP, Of £300; 1 mile fit. lb. St. lb. Liane .... 8 8 Dutch Girl . 8 0 Royal Record 8 7 Chat .... 8 0 Made Money 8 6 Day Dress 8 0 Tractile . . . 8 3 "Windward . . 8 0 Southern Blopd 8 3 Waka . . . 8 0 Warehi . . . 8 2