FINAL DAY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23060, 10 June 1938, Page 9

FINAL DAY

TO-MORROW'S EVENTS LIST OF THE HANDICAPS WINTER STEEPLES CONTEST CLARION CALL AWARDED 11.7 The following handicaps for tho third day of the Auckland Racing Club's Winter Meeting have been declared by Mr. F. J. McMajiomin:— TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE Of £350; about '2 l / 3 miles st. It). st. lb. Royal Mimic 12 0 Mangotea 0 0 Bryco Street 12 IS Outspan ... 9 0 Lucidus ... 11 11 Windsor Lass 0 0 Kinkle . . 11 2 Arcadian ..00 Power Chief 10 8 Maua .... 9 0 Woo Pat . . 10 8 My Money . 0 0 London i. . . 10 5 Ground Swell 0 0 Killadar- . . . 10 4 United .... 0 0 Itoyal Fire . 10 0 Gold Petal .9 0 Aramis ... 9 2 Piripi ... 9,0 Bolls of Bow 9.0 ORAKEI HURDLES. Of £350; 1% miles st. lb. st. lb. Pull ol Tahae Mca 9 0 Scotch 11 2 Professional . 9 0 Lady Mana • ..90 England 10 13 Piripi ... 9 0 Kilbcris ■ 10 11 Salesman . 0 Celtic; Lad . 10 0 Jan Ridd • • 0 0 Inness Lad 10 7 Floodlight . 9 0 High Star .10 4 Ruling King 9 0 Simint ... 011 King Miisk . 9 0 Porititi ... 0 7 Chief Lap -.00 Si well < ... 9 5 Red Hawk . 9 0 Orac .... 9 5 Bass . . . >. 0■ 0 Hawthorn . . 0 0 In Command 9 0 Erllck . . . 9 0 The Trimmer 9 0 "Windsor Lass 9 0

YORK HANDICAP. Of £500; 1 mile st. lb. st. lb. "Whirling . 9 9 Tybalt . . 7 6 Flood Tide . 9 3 Grateful . . 7 o King Rey 9 2 Red Sand . . 7 o Master Waitaka ..74 Briorly •» 0 Shy . •• • 7 3 Kilousa . . 811 Surella ... 7 2 Gav Rose ..89 Erndale ... 7 2 Valarnito ..88 High Test 7 0 Notinm ... a 2 Happy Malagigi . . 8 2 Landing . 7 0 Enge .... 8 1 Light Comedy 7 0 Knight of Student Prince 7 0 Australia S 1 Jack Tar . . 7 0 Prince Acre . 8 1 King Musk . 7 0 Cheval d© Loombination 7 0 Voleei. • • 7 12, Prince Rangi 7 0 Valmint . . 7 11 Gay Rebel . 7 0 Gold • Vaate . 7 10 Hunting Blood 7 0 'Olessamor -n . 710 High Tea . 7 0 Maori Song . 7 9 Arawa Rose . 7 0 'Miss Ln . .' 7 8 High Sea . . 7 0 Day "Wind .78

WINTER BTEEPLECHABE, Of £760; about 3 miles

st. lb. st- lb. Clarion Call . 11 7 Mio Lumo 0 0 Jolly Beggar 11 5 Desert Star . 9 0 Royal Liraond 10 9 My Money . 9 0 Erination . . 10 C Snorting Song 9 0 Irish Comet . 10 5 Wykemist . 9 0 Riotous ... 10 3 Count All Irish . • 10 3 Housillon 9 O Windsor Lad 10 2 Golden Vnlpeen ... 10 2 England 9 0 Koyal Mimic 9 9 Kinkle •••90 Bryce Street 9 9 Artful Dodger 9 0 Sand-drift . . 9 7 Lucidns • • fl 0 Artie Star . 9 3 Snrvoy • ..90 Smilin' Thru 9 0 Hirangl . • 9 0 London • • • 9 0

CAMPBELL HURDLES. Of £450; 2 miles st. lb. st. lb. Erination 11 11 Celtic. Lad . 9 6 King's Valpai ... 9 4 Archer .11 3 High Star . 0 1 Silk Sox .11 2 Mio Lame --90 Iddo .... 10 9 Orac .... 9 0 Lady England 9 10 Mia Acrea . . 9 0 Kilberis .98 Xilladar ..90

VISITORS' HANDICAP. Of £400; 6 fur. st. lb. ' ' Bt - 'b. Whirling 10 9 Hunting ■Rollicker • . 010 Blood . • 8 4 Notium . . . 9 4 Shy . . . . . 8 3 Prince Acre 9 3 Pabstre --83 Farland . . 812 Melvanul .81 Maori Song . 8 9 Superior SSSI °o Te y Monowai' S 4 Lnnif Girl 8 0 ass ™" I i K'J™ l»°

fitzroy handicap * Of £350; 1 mile

st lb. fit - lb - General Ruse lo' 4 El Meynell . 8 0 Loombination 10 1 Frontino . . 8 0 Du Maurier 913 Hessketoon . 8 O Jack Tar . . 9 12 Libra • • • ■ f « Requiem 9 11 £ymon .... H &ng 9 11 r i 8 Teddv 1 Boy .93 Mio Fratolo 8 0 Mai 'de Mer . 9 0 Rajanyo 8 0 Ohmaha •. ■ 9 0 Siega .• • 8 0 Oav Sister 8 12 School Song . 8 o Vaalso • • 811 Captain Bruce 8 0 Cometarium 8 8 Fletir dOr * 8 0 Alvth 88 Love Parade 8 0 Disturbed 8 6 Sing Lee 8 0 Silver Glow 8 3 Huntsman s High Sea 8 3 Chorus • ■ 8 U Hawthorn 8 2 Tupco,tu .. . 8 0 Muskon 81 Briffht Idea 8 0 Bronze Wing 8 1 Acceptances close to-day at noon

TURF JOTTINGS TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP Dorado, who resumed racing at Otaki after a good spell, may not be long in reaching winning condition. Galteemore is to be spelled for three months. He has raced 29 times this season, winning three races and over £BOO in stakes. Dainty Verse, the five-year-old daughter tof Iliad and the Absurd mare, Isa, recently won four races in succession at Perth. Red Cockade put up an improved performance at Napier Park on Monday and may take a leading part in the decision of a middle-distance hack event in the near future.

* Schooling apparently has mode Hamarin more solid, for she has won 011 her last two appearances. Now she is to be given furthtfr opportunities on the flat before being raced as a hurdler.

Alcanzar, the sire of Hamana, who ran third in the Novice Handicap at Wingatui on Monday, was got by Balboa from Kokowai, by All Red —Kea. by Captain Webb —Kie Kie, by Lord of the Isles—Toi, by Diomedes.

Janet Gaynor' figures among the acceptors for the Empire Handicap at the Dunedin races to-morrow, and will probably make her first appearance at the'meeting. Other newcomers in the same race are Valinarch jiml Dissemble. r

It is claimed for Don Erma that he had become a race casualty ""only once prior tq his falling at the second fence of the double in the Park Steeples at Napier 011 Monday. He had run oil at the obstacle on the first round. At the Hastings meetings he is expected to make a bettor showing.

Under tlje Rules of Pacing 119 horse may run in a hurdle race until after February 1 in' the racing season in which ho becomes a three-year-old. For a 1 steeplechase, he has to be at least a four-year-old. Wild Irishman, who filled second place in .the June Hurdles at Dunedin, thus qualifies as a hurdler by a margin of four months. Considering her liberal outlay on yearlings in England, Miss D. Paget does not get more than her share of wins 011 the flat, However, at Epsom. 011 April 19 she won the Epsom Stud Produce Stakes, of £987 14s, with Clarapple, a comparatively cheap purchase for Miss Paget, who got-her for 6Gogns. The following day she gave elOOgns. for a - Solario filly. ' »• ■ J ' > V. ! WAIPA RACING CLUB ENTRIES CLOSE TO-DAY r 1 '" 1 Nominations for all events at the Waipi Racing Club's Winter Meeting, to be held at To Papa on June 25, close to-day at 5 p.m. f with Bloililield and Company, Limited,' Auckland, and at 8 p.m. with the secretary, Mr. J, 1 G. .Wynyard, Te Awamutu,