WAIPA FIELDS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23067, 18 June 1938, Page 13

WAIPA FIELDS

MEETING AT TE RAPA EXCELLENT ACCEPTANCES TEN REMAIN IN STEEPLES I HACK, RACE TO BE DIVIDED r Excellent acceptances for the meetI ing to be held at the Te Rapa racc- ' course next Saturday havo been received by the Waipa Racing Club. There were no defections from the W. , G. Park Steeplechase and 17 continued • their engagement in the Woodst.ock Stakes Handicap. Ail even field of 16 has paid up for the Orakau Hurdles. With .'.JI acceptors for the Arapuni Handicap, the event will have to be divided, and the club proposes to make two separate contests of tho divisions, making a programme of eight races. Details:— ANDREW KAY STEEPLECHASE, Of £2OO, and trophy valued at £25; about •J.Vi miles st. lb. st. lb. Mio Lume 10 Hi Electric Flash 9 4 London . . . 10 8 Etcotera 9 1 Cynical Kid 10 '2 Ararnis 9 1 Bells of Bow 9 8 Arcadian . • 9 0 Holly Lu O 5 Ground Swell 9 0 King Mestor 9 5 Windsor Lass 9 0 Floodlight • 9 4 ARAPUNI HANDICAP, Of £150; G fur. st. lb. fltl. lb. Du Maurier 10 0 Kia Ora . . 8 0 Pirate King 0 7 Te Monatekapa 8 0 Forest Acre 9 5 Nprawiri -.80 Professional 9 1 Iskra ... 80 Superior • Te Pouroa . 8 0 Guard . 0 1 Midland . 8 0 Fleetwind . . 811 Tho Trimmer 8 0 Alyth .... 8 10 Tralee Rose 8 0 Senacro ... 8 8 Hessketoon 8 0 Te Poto . 8 3 Paunui . • 8 0 Poland ... 81 Huntsman's Chikara ... 8 1 Chorus 8 0 Susan ..... 8 0 Manawuho 8 0 Sing Lee . 8 0 Orwere ... 8 0 Libra .... 8 0 Devon .... 8 0 Miss Mestor 8 0 Spearford -.80 Rackle . 8 0 WOODSTOCK STAKES. Of £300; XV, miles st. lb. st. lb. Master Brierly 9 o Kena 7 0 Gay Rose 8 9 General Ruse 7 0 Malagigi 8 0 Melvanui .70 Enge ... 80 Requiem • 7 0 Valmint 7-11 Barrister . 7 0 Airam ... 7 10 Palmint - • 70 Day Wind 7 8 Gay Rebel .70 Gold Vaals . 7 4 Brown Lap . 7 0 Light Comedy 7 0 W. G. PARK STEEPLECHASE, Of £450; about 2'/a miles st. lb. st. lb. All Irish . . 11 o Kinkle . 10 8 Windsor Lad 11 4 Mio Lume 9 8 Valpeen • .11 3 London • 9 3 Bryce Street 10 10 Inness Lad . 9 0 Lucidus 10 9 Electric Flash 9 0 ORAKAU HURDLES, Of £250; IV. miles st. Ib. st. Ib. King's Archer 11 13 Queen Lu 9 0 Kilberis .. . 10 11 Sinking Fund 9 0 Lady England 10 1 Professional • 9 0 Inness Lad 912 Solomon ..90 Killadar -98 Hopalong ..90 King Mestor 9 2 Mana .... 9 0 Mia Acrea 9 0 Orac 9 O Count Golden Spahi 9 0 Rousillon . 9 0 ' SEDDON HANDICAP. Of £200; 7 fur. *st. lb. St. lb. Rollicker 910 Du Maurier 8 3 Prince Acre 9 2 Hunting Blood 8 2 Gay Seton 8 13 Horowhenua 8 1 Erndale . . 813 Mangukaha 8 0 Hunting Mars 8 11 Sweet Rose 8 0 Gold Vaals 8 8 Salesman • S 0 Orate ... 88 Cappy .... 8 0 Maori Song 8 8 Young Paddon 8 0 Te Monowai 8 3 Besiege -.80 HAIRINI HANDICAP. Of £200; 1 mile st. lb. , st. lb. Loombination 912 Hempton .80 Gay Sister 8 11 Libra ... 80 [ Alyth .... 810 Miss Clipper 8 0 Silver Glow . 8 7 Paunui .-80 Aero Queen . 8 5 Lady Kew . 8 0 Raceline ..82 Hessketoon . 8 0 El Meynell , 8 0 Arawa Rose . 8 0 Mio Fratollo „ 8 0 EXTRA DAY'S RACING MANAWATU CLUB'S CLAIM MATTER FOR COMMISSION [by TELKCRAPH —OWN COUIiKSI'ONDENT] PALMERSTON NORTH, Friday A deputation from tho Manawatu Racing Club, Messrs. L. H. Collmson and G. C. Keeble, was received by the Minister of .Internal Affairs, the Hon. W T . E. Parry, who visited Palmerston North yesterday. The Minister said that the club's request for a permit for an extra day's racing in the Manawatu during the winter months would be considered by the commission which the Government proposed to set up to go into the whole matter of racing rules. The relationship between the Racing Club and the Manawatu Hunt Club was outlined to the Minister. The Racing Club paid the Hunt Club £IOO and half tho profits for tho privilege of holding a winter meeting. The last meeting realised a profit of £l2 only. It was suggested that the Hunt Club could hold its own meeting, and that the Racing Club bo given an extra permit to hold a properly-conducted steeplechase meeting at Awapuni. Mr. Parry said tho club's request was a matter for the commission which the Government would set np in the near future. At i ,resen t he was definitely opposed to opening up tho Gaming Act and would not do so until tho commission presented him with its recommendations. HAWKE'S BAY RUNNERS LIST OF THE HORSEMEN Riding engagements for tho Hawko's Bay Jockey Club's meeting to-day include the following:— H. Murray.—Allmetic, Quake. H. Young.—King'B Hope. R. Marsh.—Huntetto, Brilliant Aero, Trailer. A. E. Lord.—Begorrah, John Charles. W. J. Mudfrird.—Gai Wind, Royal Ace. A. Jenkins.—lddo. P. Burgess.—Soho, Skerryvoro, Seyfried. P. Jarvis.—Lone Raider. W. Grindlay.—Booklaw, Acron. I. Rohloff.—Kahunoke. C. L. Kerr.—Rapa Waiata, Tractile. VV. J. McDowell.—Small Boy. G. It. Tattorsall. —Short Circuit. A. Griffiths. —Pladio. C. Carroll.—Spender. 0. Mclnally.—Gold Ballad. H. Callahan. —Sardius, Hillside, Jazz Boy. H. Gilmer.—Rod Cockade, Paul Robeson. P. Atkins. —Ato, Red Witch, Slippery, • Thala. _ ! 1. Briggs.—Mahutai. B. H. Morris. —Big Dook, Proclama- 1 tion, Jacynth, Hunting Mint. '

C. P. Shield. —Royal Spades, Shani, First Chapter. J Webby.—Harbour Bar. J. Forsyth.—Padishah, Colleen Gain. Hastings West. S. Wilson. —Morning Flight, Shirred Ribbon, Gironde. C. J. Cameron.—Hailo Selassie. F. Cleaver. —Elettra. A. Tinsley.—Curie. W. J. Evans.—Royal Record. P. Monteith. —Umpire. Mr. E. W. Symos.—Buster Brown. Mr. P. Miller. —Trcs Sec. Mr. H. H. Dodds.—Gainsfid. Mr. G. G. Beatson.—lnheritance. Mr. K. McK. Duncan. —Skyfull. Mr. H. McKenzio.—Coil. Mr. N. A. Cowie.—Mesurina.