DERBY COLTS
FIELD OF TWENTY-FOUR LIST OF FINAL ACCEPTORS THE PROBABLE RIDERS (Received May 20, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, May 25 Following are! the final acceptors; together with their riders, for the Derby Stakes at Epsom next Wednesday:— DERBY STAKES, Sweepstakes of £IOO each, with £3OOO added; three-year-olds; colts 0.0, fillies 8.9; IV 3 miles Licence, His Majesty's ch c, by Foxlaw— Wireless, 0.0 (J. Crouch) Pound Foolish, Lord Astor's be, by Blandford—Pennyconuiquicjc. 0.0 (R. Jones) Cavfl Man, Lord Astor's b c, by Mannamead— Miss Cavendish, 0.0 (J. Brennan) Golden Sovereign, Sir Abo Bailey's b c, by Monarch —Elecho d'Or, 9.0 (T. Weston) Caerloptic Sir Abo Bailey's b c, by Cacrlcon —Soloptic, 0.0 (F. Lane) Faroe, Lord Derby's ch c. by Sansovino— I'ara, 0.0 (K. Ferryman) Troon, J. A. Dewar's b c, by Fairway—CJna Cameron. !».() (M. Beary) Malabar, Colonel 11. S. Follett's b c, by Singapore—Siren, 9.0 (T. Bartlam). Chatsworth, P. Haldin's ch c, by Dastur- — Bess of Hardwick. 0.0 (T. Lowrey). Manorite, D. S. Kennedy's b c, by Manna Wedding Favour, U.O (S. Wragg) Taliir, Aga Khan's gr e. by Tetratenm —Qur-rat-al-Ain, 0.0 (C. Smirke). Mirza 11., Aga Khan's b c, by Blenheim— Mumtaz Mahal, 0.0 (H. Wragg) Halcyon Gift, Mrs. G. A. Monkhouse's b c, by Manna—Kingfisher, 0.0 (C. Richards) Slip On, Captain L. Montagu's b c, by Hurry On—Philippa Roet, 0.0 (D. Smith) Pasch, IT. E. Mojris' b c, by Blandford — Pasca, 0.0 (G. Richards) Flyon, Sir Laurence Phillippa" ch c, by Flamingo—Acquit, u.o (E. Smith) Blandstar, Maharaja of Rajpipla's br c, by Blandford—Musical Star, 9.0 (H. Sprague) What a Lad, Maharaja of Rajpipla's b c, by Manna—Hcloise, 0.0 (D. Butchers). Scottish Union, Jas. V. Rank's 1) c, by Caineronian —Trustful. 0.0 (B. Carsluke) Seventh Wonder, Mrs. J. Shand's b c, by Pharos—Benvcnuto Cellini, 0.0 (W. Carr) Portmarnock, Sir Humphrey do Trafford's b c, by Fairway—Dork's Double, 9.0 (P. Beasley) Bois Roussel, Leon Volterra's br c, by Vatout —Plucky Liege, 9.0 <E. C. Elliott) Unbreakable, J. E. Widener's br c, by Sickle —Blue Grass, 9.0 (J. Sirett) Valerian 111., W. Woodward's h e, by Gallant Fox —Valkyr, 9.0 (W. Stephenson)
ST, SIMON BLOOD STOUT LINES OF HUSKIE BRED TO BE A JUMPER Huskie, who won the Te Rapa Steeplechase at tlio Waikato meeting Inst Saturday and is now one of the favourites for the Great Northern Steeplechase, is a rare stayer who has previously proved his ability both over hurdles and on tho flat. Since taking to * cross-country racing he has been handled very carefully at his fences, so that he should have every opportunity of gaining complete confidence before being set on more serious jobs. Huskie is bred to be a jumper, particularly on his maternal side. An eight-year-old chestnut, he is one of the few offspring of the imported Willon.vx horse, Snow King, to have raced. Willonyx, Snow King's sire, was a grandson of . St. Simon; and Snowflight, his dam, was by Cyllene out of St. Donats, by St. Simon out of Agnes Court, by Hampton. The St. Simon blood is strongly returned through Huskie's dam, Sag, who was by that noted sire of jumpers, Day Comet, a son of the St. Simon horse St. Frusquin, out of Lagg, who was by General Latour, a son of Soult, another St. Simon horse. The distaff line traces back to tho famous Juliet through the Waiorongomai branch, which nas given the Dotpinion's Turf such recent useful horses as Mungatoon, Reipar, Johnny Walls, Lagoon, Land Raid, Mungaere and Transformer. Lagg, the grand-dam, was dam also of Lagoon. Huskie is raced bv his breeder, Mr. P. Corbett. and he is trained at Matamata bv It. J. Mateer-. Last winter lie was "second in the Great Northern Hurdles, and on a trip down to Trentham he ran fourth in the Parliamentary Handicap and was sent out favourite for the Winter Hurdles, in which he failed.
ROSEHILL RESULT FIRST WIN FOR SUNSHINE (Received May 20, 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, May 2G At the Rosehill races yesterday the Maiden Handicap was won by*the New Zealand-bred filly Sunshine. Details: — MAIDEN HANDICAP, 7 fur. SUNSHINF. (N.Z.-bred), P. Miller's b f. 3yrs, by Limond —Drux, 7.11 (J. O'Sullivan) .. . • • ■ .. 1 BANTER, F. W. Hughes' b f, 2.vrs. by Buoyant Bachelor —Malvern, 7.0 (Lappin) .. .. • • .. 2 SYDNEY, F. P. McGrath's ch c, 3yrs, by Heroic —Fair Rosaleen, 8.3 (F. Hickey) 3 Fifteen started. Head; length. Time, 1 m 2G'/ ? s. MR. J. WHITWORTH DEAD FORMER NEW ZEALANDER SYDNEY, May 2ft The death has occurred of the former owner-trainer, Mr. J. Whitworth. who of recent years , has been a hotelkeeper at Randwick. Mr. Whitworth was a New Zealander. RIDERS FOR FOXTON ADDITIONAL ENGAGEMENTS Additional riding engagements made for the- Fox ton meeting to-morrow include the following: G. R. Tattersall, State Bank. H. Johnstone, Stargono. S. Wilson, Gav Molly. B. H. Morris, Titter. G. P Oowrick, Davihtock. Red Sand. C. Thomson, Kentucky Song- F. E. Baker, Tp Huia. Booklaw. R. J. Sargent, Aiwai. W. J. Broughton, Gaily, High Peer. Alunga. Rustem, Galteeinore. L. Clifford. —Kcna, Sporting Life, Lady Montana. RACING AT TAURANGA NOMINATIONS DUE TO-DAY . Nomination* for the Bav of Plenty Racing Club's meeting at fauranga on June 18 are due to-day at 5 p.m. with Bloinfield and Company, Auckland, or with the secretary, Mr. S. George Wilcock, Tauranga, at 8 o'clock. RACING FIXTURES May 28 —Foxton Racing Club. June 4, 0, 11—Dunedin Jockey Club. June 4. o—Napier Park Racing Club. June 4, 6 —Otaki Maori Racing Club. June' 6, 0, 11—Auckland Racing Club June 11, 18—Hawke's Bay Jockey Club. June .18—Bay of Plonty Jockey Club. June 18—Greymouth Jockey Club. June 25—Waipa Racing Club (at Te Rapa). June 25—Ashburton County Racing Club June 25—Dannevirke Hunt Club. July 2—Oamaru Jockey Club. July 2—Marton Jockey Club. July ft, 7, o—Wellington Racing Club. July ft—"Westport 'Jockey Club (at Hie., carton). July 10—Hawke's Bay Hunt Club. July 10—Waimate District Hunt Club. July 23—Rangitikei Hunt Club. July 23—South Canterbury Hunt Club. July 23—Matamata Racing Club. July 28, 30—Poverty Bay Turf Club. July 80—Christchurch Hunt Club. July 30—Taranaki Jockey Club.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23048, 27 May 1938, Page 9
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