NAPIER RACES
LIST OF ACCEPTORS _____ • • FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW SEVEN HORSES IN THE CUP [by TELEGRAPH—PIIESS association] NAPIER. Tuesday Acceptances for tho first day of the Napier Park liacing Club's Autumn Meeting, to be held at Greenmeadows on Thursday and Saturday, are as follows: —■ OMARUNUi HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 miles st. lb. B t. lb Charade ... 10 4 Lord Hereford U l> Contact ... 0 8 Lady Wessex 9 0 Tommy Atkins J) 6 Master Hector U o lddo 9 6 MAIDEN SCURRY, Of £100; special weights; 5 fur. st- lb. s t. ib. Hastings West 8 5 Short Circuit 8 5 Allmetic ... 8 5 liolm Fell . S 5 Kikiroki ... 8 5 Mary Roso . 8 0 Wilful Lady 8 5 Rose Willonyx 8 0 Charles Hugo 8 5 Red Cockade 8 0 Hunting Mint S 5 Sunny Lass . 8 0 Hillside ... 8 5 Jacynth ... .9 0 King's Hope 8 5 SAPLING STAKES. Of £100; two-year-olds; 5 fur. _ , u at. lb. st. lb. Rakahanga . 8 11 Hunting Royal 7 0 Furst . 8 3 Laughing Golden Song ... 7 0 Memory ..78 Centrepoise . 7 0 NAPIER PARK CUP, Of £250 and cup valued at 20gns; IY, milosi st. lb. st. ic Bis: Dook . 8 9 Soho .... 7 4 Master Cyklon 8 5 Limbohm . . 7 0 Hunting Cat 8 0 Buster Brown 7 0 Pladie .... 7 7 ESK HANDICAP, Of £100; 0 fur. _ ~ si- lb. _ st. lb. Sardius ... 9 0 Black Frost . 7 9 Quake ... 8 10 Inheritance . 7 5 Screen Star . S 8 Syncopate ..75 Hamarin . . 7 11 AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of £130; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb. ! Brunhild ..90 Kahikatoa . . 7 4 1 Slippery ..85 Hatunia ..70 Lucullus Lad 8 5 Blygain ... 7 0 Body lino ..79 REDCLIFFE HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile st. lb. st. lb. Oranvale ..88 Agog 7 11 Trailer ... 8 8 Lovelilt ... 7 7 Seyfried ...86 Tnllamore ..77 Nereus ... 8 3 Clavercourt . 7 0 Parry ... 8 1 Patches ... 7 0
MINIMUM WEIGHT AUCKLAND PROPOSAL APPRENTICES' PRIVILEGE EXTRA PERMIT FOR MATAMATA The desirability of altering the minimum weight for flat races was discussed yesterday by the Auckland District Committee. Members expressed themselves as being in favour of a 7.0 minimum for all races, with an apprentice allowance up to 51b., to bring the possible weight to be carried to 6.9. The application of tho Matamata Racing Club for an extra day of racing this year was recommended to the conference, with the proviso that the permit, if one is available, be used on March "31 or " April 1, and that the two-day meeting conclude not later than April 2, the date already fixed for this meeting.
LICENCE TO TRAIN APPLICATION BY WOMAN RECOMMENDED BY COMMITTEE [bt telegbaph—own cobbesponbent] CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday At the monthly meeting of the Canterbury District Committee to-day, a trainer's licence was recommended to be granted to Miss Rona Bryce, daughter of the trotting trainer, J. Bryce. If the recommendation is approved of by the Racing Conference, Miss Bryce will be the third woman in New Zealand to hold a trainer's licence, the S resent holders being Mrs. J..Campbell, .iccarton, and Mrs. A. McDonald, Awapuni. incident at hokitika JOCKEY'S LENIENT PENALTY [by TELEGBAPH —OWN COBBESPOXDENTI CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday A. Russell, rider of Golden Dart, who won the concluding event on the first day of the Westland Racing Club's meeting, was suspended for the remainder of the programme for interfering with Owlsgleam, who finished second, in the straight. This was the outcome of a complaint made by G. Humphries, rider of Owlsgleam, that Russell held one of his knees when the two horses were racing almost abreast_ about a furlong from home. Humphries stated that his mount was a neck in front at the time, but in a few strides she was a_ neck from Golden Dart and he considered the interference cost him the race. Russell denied touching Humphries, hut stated that owing to his mount boring in, he put his hand against Owlsgleam's wither in order to separate the pair so that he could command the use of his whip. FRANKLIN RACING CLUB ACCEPTANCES TO-DAY Acceptances for all events at the Franklin Racing Club's meeting at Pukekohe on Saturday close to-day at 5 p.m. with Blomfield and Company, Shortland Street, Auckland, and at 6 p.m. with the secretary, Mr. W. J. Short, Pukekohe. Anion should bo deleted from the list of horses handicapped in the Pukekoho Handicap, find Crooning, 8.10, should be substituted. RACING FIXTURES March 3, s—Napiers—Napier Park Racing Club. March r>—Franklin Racing Club. March s—Banks5 —Banks Peninsula Racing Club. March G—Rangitikei Racing Club. March 11, 12—Cromwell Jockey Club. March 12 —Opunuke Racing Club. March 12 —Carterton Racing Club. March 17, 10 —Ohinemuri Jockey Club. March 17, 10—Wellington Racing Club. March 23, 20—Oainaru Jockey Club. March 25, 20—Manawatu Racing Club. March 20—Birchwood Hunt Club. March 20, 28—Bay of Plenty Racing Club. March 31, April 2 —Hawke's Bay Jockey Club April 2—Stratford Racing Club. April 2 —Matarnata Racing Club. April 2—Wainiate Racing Club. April 8, o—Whangareio—Whangarei Racing Club. April 9, 11 —Westport Jockey Club. April o—Dannevirke Racing Club (at Waipukurau). April o—Otautau Racing Club. April 10—Tuapeka County Jockey Club. April 10—Greymouth Jockey Club. April 10, 18—Wairarapa Racing Club. April Kt, 18—Auckland Racing Club. April 16, 18—Peilding Jockey Club. April 10, 18, 10—Rivcrton Racing Club. April 18, 10—Canterbury Jockey Club. April 18 —Kumara Racing Club, April 18—Waipukurau Jockey Club. April 18 —Beaumont Racing Club.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22976, 2 March 1938, Page 11
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