WAVERLEY CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23020, 23 April 1938, Page 11

WAVERLEY CLUB

PATEA COUNTY CUP

ELEVEN HORSES IN F^IELD THE PROBABLE FAVOURITES CHANCES OF WILDFLOWER Useful fields are listed for the Waverley Racing Club's meeting to-day, when tho chief event will be the Patca County Cup. The single pool system of betting wil bo in operation.. Telegraphing last evening tho Hkkald's correspondent stated that although the weather had cleared the track was likely to bo dead after recent rain. Tho following horses would probably find favour:— . . . Westholm Hurdles. —Booklaw, Brigailorc, Porotiti. Wairoa Handicap.-—Lickcin, Mittie, Lady Kyra. >• Morton Memorial Maiden.- —Golden Pam, Fafner, Ripple. Kohi High-weight Handicap. Ramleh, Bonny Glow, Glonthawn. * Patca County Cup, —Wildflower, Silvanus, Naughty Marietta. Wavorloy Steeplechase.—Forest Glow, Royal Fire, Burghley. Ngutuwera Hack Cup.—Shangri-la, .Amatory, Student Prince. President's Hack Handicap.—Rhodesian Huntino, Amoroso. Acceptances:—

11.45—WESTHOLM HURDLES, Of £120; IV4 miles st. lb. st. lb. Brigadore . . 10 7 Kentucky Song t) 2. Booklaw ... f) 13 Richfield ... 0 2 Artful Dodger }) 10 Brioni .... 9 0 Porotiti ... 0 4 Vestal Queen. 9 0

12.25—WAIROA HANDICAP, ,-Of £110; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb, Lady Kyra . l> 0 Mittie .... 7 13 Reipar .... 8 4 Pace Boy . 712 Dancing Lady 8 2 Lickern .... 7 12 1.5 MORTON MEMORIAL MAIDEN, Of £110; weight, 8.0; 6 fur. Glorietta . Fafnor St. Cedric Swift Sand Red Panther Gold Tray Ripple Supler Blab Mataroa Lady Whetn Golden Pam Sir Don

1.45—K0H1 HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of £llO, 7 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Bonny Glow . 0 2 Amoroso . . 8 '7 Malibu ... 8 10 Maahanui ..80 Ramleh ... 8 0 - Try Luck ..80 Glonthawn . 8 7 Brioni .... 8 0

2.2S—PATEA COUNTY CUP, Of £225; l/ 4 miles st. lb. st. lb Lady Kyra . . 8 10 Aureus .... 7 12 Wildflower. . 8 0 Gaily .... 7 9 Clessamor ~84 Naughty Silk Sox ..84 Marietta ...7 5 Silvanua ... 8 1 Tahurangi 7 5 Dancing Lady 7 12 Student Prince 7 0

3.5 —WAVERLEY STEEPLECHASE, Of £100; about 2 miles Bt. lb. st. lb. Don Erma ... 10 4 Invictus ... 0 2 Forest Glow . 10 4 Platter .. ..00 Count Willonyx 0 7 Grantham ..00 Artful Dodger 9 5 Vestal Queen 9 0 Burghley ..02 Royal Fire . 0 0

3.4S—NGUTUWERA HACK CUP, Of £145; 1 mile and 55 yards st. lb. st. lb. Spender ... 810 Ramloh ... 7 9 Amatory ... 8 7 Shangri La . 7 9 Student Prince 8 6 Golden Orchid 7 <i Pekoe ... 8 1 Maahanui ..70 Bonny Glow . 7 13 Fafner . ..70 Windsoreen . 7 11 Trilitha ... . . 7 0 Malibu ... 7 10 Ringapoto.. . 7 0 4.2S—PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, Of £110; 5 fur. st. lb. , st- lbRhodesian . . S 8 Glentha\vn . . 7 (> Gold Glare . 8 1 Hunting Sp . 7 5 Te Huia ..80 Capt. Treville. / 5 Daisy Chain . 8 0 Gold Band .70 Amoroso ... 7 12 Lady Whetu. 7 0 Golden Orchid 7 10 Merry Ruler. 7 0 Huntino ... 7 7 Min Lu . . . 7 0 SALE OF YEARLINGS PRICES MAINTAINED BEAU PERE COLT AT 1000GNS. NEW ZEALAND REPRESENTATIVE (Received April 22, 10 p.m.) SYDNEY, April 22 Mr. H. R. Telford, former part owner of Phar Lap, paid lOOOgns at the yearling sales to-day for a brown colt by Beau Pore from Timid. This colt is half-brother to Timorous, Quietly and The Palmist. Pantheon stock brought good prices ranging to 800gns.' A New Zealander, Mr. R. Stead, acquired a black filly and Wright, Stephenson and Company, Limited, a brown filly, both by Pantheon, for 260 and 160gns respectively. Marconigram stock made up to 350giis. Tho Elderslie stud, New Zealand, submitted a chestnut filly by Iliad and a bay filly by Iliad which sold at 220 and IGOgns respectively. MOUNTS AT WAVERLEY

JOCKEYS' ENGAGEMENTS

Riding engagements for tho Waverley meeting are as follows: — W. Grindlay, Booklaw, Don Erma. R. J. Sargent, Silvanus, Min Lu, Lady Whetu. S. Wilson, Shangri-la, Blab. L. Dulieu, Silk Sox. T. Tito, Kentucky Song. R. AV. Shaw, Ripplo, Trilitha. C. P. Sheild, Clessamor. X McLaughlin, Glenthawn. T. Edwards, Golden Orchid, Naughty Marietta. #C. Cole, Student Prince, Brioni. It. Bpale, Royal Fire. K. Choto, Amoroso (both starts). S. Anderson, Swift Sand. S. .11; Farland, Dancing Lady. L. Monkley, Lickem. W. J. McDowell, Porotiti. ENGLISH JOCKEYS RICHARDS' RETAINERS

It would bo interesting to know what Gordon Richards, receives in retaining foes in England. Ho has four retainers this season, their order being: Beckhampton stable (F. Darling); Lord' Astor, M. Hartigan and'Lord'Portal. In addition, lie has promised to ride the horses trained, by S. Darling, Fred Templeman and Miss Norah Wilinot when possible. Other riding engagements are ,T. Crouch for King George, who has 14 horses in training, M. Beary for Lord Glahely, and B. Oarslake for the Hon. G. Lambton's. stiible. Carslake purposes retiring as a jockey at the close of this season. He won the Doncaster Handicap 011 Famous, at Rand wick, in 1905. < THE GREAT NORTHERNS ENTRIES DUE NEXT FRIDAY Nominations for the Great Northern Hurdles, and Great Northern Steeplechase and other important events at the Auckland Racing Club's winter meeting at Ellerslie in June close with the secretary. Mr. W. S. Spence, at 5 p.m. next Friday, April 29.

TROTTING FIXTURES April 23—Metropolitan Trotting Club. Aplril 30—Auckland Trotting Club. May 7 —Oainaru Trotting Club. May 12, 3-I—Forbury Parle Trotting Club. May 13—Marlborough Trotting Club. May 14—Waikato Trotting Club. May 28—Cambridge Trotting Club. May 28—Canterbury Park Trotting Club.