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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME MAIN RACE ATTRACTS SIX THE PROBABLE FAVOURITES [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] WHANGAREI, Friday " The weather remains fine and conditions should be favourable for the second day of the .Whangarei Earing Club's Autumn Meeting to-morrow. Horses likely to bo well supported include:— *
Onerahi Hack Handicap.—High Star, Paddy the Rip, Windcress. Junior Stakes. —Viracious, Yanls Star,
Bed Ledger. Autumn Handicap.—Tybalt, Crooning, Bonny Gay. Parua Bay Hurdles.—Lucidus, Teak, Tiverton. Flying Handicap.—Triune, Inver,
Bachelor King, lluatangatu, Handicap.—High Delight,
Viracious, British Banner. Northern Hack Handicap.—Prival, Alyth, Ringshot. Kia Ora Handicap.—Land Girl, Tip
Toes, Ringshot, Sir Abb is a very unlikely starter in the Flying Handicap. Acceptances:— 12.10—ONERAHI HACK HANDICAP, Of £120; G far. «t. Ib. «t. lb. Alyth •..!)! Ayinon •• • . 8 0 Abbey Lasii SJO Racclino ... 8 0 High Star . s 30 Tiverton ..80 High Delight 8 -I Flashing Windcress . . 8 3 Spear ... 8 0 Chief Lap . 8 3 Pasture ... 8 0 Bright Idea 8 3 Paint .... 8 0 Paddy the Orient Dawn 8 0 Rip • • . 8 1 12.50—JUNIOR STAKES, A sweepstaka of £2 each, with £BO added; 0 fur. _ st. lb. st. lb. Brazilian ..80 The Trimmer 8 0 Disturbed . L 8 0 Viracious ..80 Electric Spear 8 0 Vaals Star . 8 0 Love Parade 8 0 Avail ••••., 712 Master ' Love in Appellant . 8 0 Idleness • . 7 12 Rajanya • • . 8 0 Pasture ... 7 I'2 Red Ledger 8 0 Valdene .. . 712 Paint .... 8 0 White Foam 7" 12 Tano Mahutu $ O I.3O—AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of £200; IV* miles st.' lb. st. lb. Grateful •• . 812 Airam .... 8 0 Tybalt •• » . 8 2 Bonny Gay . 7 7 Crooning ... 8 1 Parquet • • . 7 2 2.10 PARUA BAY HURDLES, Of £140; 1y 3 miles and 197 yds. st. lb. st. lb. Lucidus ... 11 3. Tiverton ••.90 Hunting Star 10 5 Huntsman's Teak .... 9 4 Chorus ..90 Jn Command 9 0 Illumani >.90 My Money . 9 0
2.SS—FLYING HANDICAP, Of £175; G fur. st. lb. st. lb. Tosh .... 9 G Inver .... 8 4 Sir vAbb ..95 Miss Lu . . 8 4 Crooning ..87 Bachelor King 7 1 Trilliarch ..85 Prival • • • . 7 0 Triune ... 8 5
3.40 RU ATA NG ATA HANDICAP, Of £100; local horses; 7/ 3 fur. i st. lb. st. lb Enlightenment 9 4 Chief Lap . 8 4 British Aymon • • . . 7 12 Banner . 8 10 Disturbed ..73 High Delight 8 4 Viracious ..73
4.2S—NORTHERN HACK HANDICAP, Of £130; 1 mHe st. lb. st. lb. Ringshot ..90 Racelinß t . . 7 0 Collision ..90 Aymon ... 7 3 Prival • • • . 8 G Palmint ... 7 0 .' Alyth ■ • • . 8 (> Lapidarian . 7 0 Abbey, Lass . 8 v.' ~ , ' . 5.15—K1A ORA HANDICAP. Of £150; 1 mila - " Bt. tgr ' St. lb. "Shy . . . . 9 J3< Tip "Toes . . 8 9 Crooning . V 9 11 Land Girl . 8 5 Miss Lu . . 9 8 Kilberiß * • . 8 0 Bonny Gay . 9 3 Ringshot >.BO RACING ATPUKEKOHE WINTER, CARD ANNOUNCED The programme for the Franklin Racing Club's winter meeting, to be held at Pukekoite 011 Saturday, May 7, is announced in another column. Seven races are to be run, with the Onewhero Steeples, of £350, over about 2£ miles, with 14 flights of various kinds of obstacles, as the chief event. The President's Handicap, of £3OO, over 1J miles, is the principal flat race. Nominations for all- events close on Friday, April 22, with Blomfield and Company, Auckland, at 5 p.m., or with the secretary, Mr. W. J. Short, Pukokohe, at 6 p.m.
NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP A gelding by lloyal Shot from a Gasbag mare has been taken up by L. Pine at Awapuni.
Smoke Screen was scratched for all engagementsi at the Auckland Easter meeting at 9.40 a.m. yesterday.
The Ellerslie trainer I. Tucker, is handling a well-grown yearling filly by Vaals from the 'J'hurnham mare, Tlntranna. ,
G. W. New has taken in hand a yearling bay filly by Gascony from Talari, a sister to Princess Doreen. The filly has been well clone and is a racy type.
A pair of two-year-olds by Laughing Prince have joined L. G. Morris' team at Awapuni. One is a half-sister to and favours Cadland; the other is from the Psychology mare, Sigma.
Further yearlings from R. S. Bagby's stable to make tho'ir appearance on the track arc colts by Seigfried— Polonaise and Pink Coat ; —The Geisha, respectively. They were purchased at the January sales and both appear tractable youngsters.
Tangled, who will contest, the GreatWestern Steeples at River ton, left Awapuni yesterday, and on the southern trip from Christchurch he will be in charge of S. Barr. Tangled is reported to have done a great deal of work and a fair amount of schooling.
Llangollen, who was lame'after working at Ellerslie on Thursday, was an absentee from the track yesterday morning. She is suffering from a bruised foot, which will cause her to bo on the easy list for a couple of days at least. She lias liad her Easter Handicap engagement continued.
Four yearlings have arrived at Chokebore from the Stonyhurst stud They are Gay Hind, a filly by Magnus from Winsome Hind; Great Swoop, a colt by Mngnus from Swoopalong; Winning Rival, a filly by Bulandshnr from Rivalry nnd Jameaux Ravine, a filly by Winning Hit from Brave Deed. SMOKE SCREEN'S INJURY [BY TEI/KCItAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT] WANGANUI, Friday Smoke Screen's absence from the acceptors for the Easter Handicap and the Great Northern St. Leger is explained by the announcement that lie ricked a shoulder when galloping. 1). T. Murks will leave on Monday with Russian Ballet, the sole representative of the stable. W. J. Broughton was to have ridden the pair but with Smoke Screen missing, he 'will not attend the Ellerslie meeting*
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23009, 9 April 1938, Page 13
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