MARTON MEETING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23149, 22 September 1938, Page 11

MARTON MEETING

FIELDS FOR SATURDAY

ACCEPTANCES ANNOUNCED SIX REMAIN IN HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE ATTRACTS 12 [BY TELKGIIAI'II —I'ttKSS ASSOCIATION] MARTON, Wednesday The Marton Jockey Club lias received the following acceptances for its spring meeting on Saturday:— 12,0 —MAIDEN RACE, Of .€100; 0 fur. St. lb. Bt. lb. Drachma ..87 Travail • • • . 8 7 Twilight Sonc 8 7 Hlrli Peer . .8 7 Segra .... 8 7 Titter .... 8 7 Fiancee ... 8 7 Cuddlcr ... 8 7 M .... 8 7 All Bunsby . 8 7 Hagan • • • . 8 7 Saki ••••,. 8 7 Eurotas ... 8 7 Sporting Lack 8 7 Nnmara ... 8 7 Mawai • • ■ . 8 7 Old Bill ... 8 7 Cuisiaior • • . 87 12.40—JUVENILE HANDICAP, Of £120! two-year-olds; 4 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Beau Vito . 8 3 Leighon Rei 7 12 Deflation ..83 Miss Leighon 7 .12 Sift-low • . 8 3 Authorqss . . 7 12 Tableau ... 8 3 Military Maid 7 I 'J, Portal • • • • 8 3 Vascones • . 7 32 I.2O—HACK HURDLES. Of £135; about. V/ a miles st. lb at. lb. Enthcos ... 10 7 Disturbed ..02 Talllight • .JO fS Sinkino: Fund 0 2 Erebus •• • . 911 Princess Alloa • • .07 Lsobol ... 9 2 Porotiti ..07 Royal Record 0 0 Lifeguard . . 9 ft In Command 9 0 Ambition ..02 Strolling . 9 0 2.O—TUTAENUI HACK HANDICAP, Of £125; 0 fur. st. lb. St. lb. f'orroboree 0 2 Dark Eagle . 7 12 Sporting Gift 8 12 Philemup . . 7 11 Lc Tnquet ..88 Dainty Sheila 7 0 Red Cat... 8 4 Captain Screen Star . 8 <1 Trcville ..77 Rustein •• • . 8 2 Golden Ridge 7 7 Vadunao . 8 2 Haile Selassie 7 7 Dainty Sue . 8 1 Informer • 7 7 Trebor •• . 7 13. Aero Lad ..77 2.4O—HACK AND KUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, Of £150;/about ,2% miles st. lb. ' * st. lb. Southern Lactose ... I) 0 Blood • . 11 2 Booklaw • • . 0 0 Annoyer • • . 10 7 Rikiroki • • . 9 0 Hanover • 10 0 Sir Acre -.00 Glenvano • . 9 10 Green Timber 9 0 Black Man . 0 5 Sabatini ■ • , 9 0 In Command 9 0 3.2S—MARTON HANDICAP. Of £100; 0 fur. st. lb. St. lb. Brazen King 9 2 Trailer • •• . 7 0 Gav Son . . 7 12 Dorado -..70 Lia'ne .... 7 7 Virac.ious •• • 7 0 4.S—SPRING HACK HANDICAP. Of £150; V/» miles st. lb. st. lb. Puroto ... 9 0 Philemup . . 7 13 Naughty Iddo • • • • . 7 13 Marietta . 8 12 Sky Full ..79 Lustra! •• . 8 7 Warehi • .78 Amaiory • . 8 5 Auto Sweep . 7 7 Tractile ... 8 0 Sir Don ... 7 7 Disturbed . . 7 13 4.GG—FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, Of £120; 5 fur. Kt. lb. st. lb. Rhodesian ..90 Fiancee ... 7 7 Shining Hours 8 13 Kokako . • • 7 7 Nelumbo . 810 Deficit •'•XX Screen Star . 8 5 Prinihia • • . <7 Amoroso • • . 8 1 Captain Friskland . . 7 13 Trcville . . 7 7 Lindrum •• . 7 11 Lady Melfort 7 7 Drachma ..77 Wilful Lady * 7 Dratiiula .77

GRIGG STAKES WINNER HOPES FOR MASTER HOTSPUR FIRST RINGMASTER TO SCORE When the quartette of yearlings representing the first crop" by Bingmnster came before buyers at the Trcntliam sales last January tliey attracted very favourable attention and one who was much admiilMl was the colt by Kingmaster from Impetuous, for whom Mr. F. Hay had to give 850 guineas. The colt has since been named Master Hotspur and he made a very auspicious debut when ho won the John Grigg Stakes at Ashburton last Saturday. Master Hotspur gave a demonstration of his galloping ability when ho appeared in the two-year-old parade at Riccarton last month and in view of the nature of his work in the meantime his success ill the Grigg Stakes was confidently anticipated. Having scored at his first start, it is expected that ho will soon win again, and the chances are that he will be a strong favourite the next time he is produced. Master Hotspur is a member of ono of the most successful families in tlio New Zealand Stud Book, his dam Impetuous being by Limond from Pennon, by Coriander from Eulogy, by Cicero. Impetuous was foaled on July 28, 1928, so that three days later sho ranked as a yearling, in spite of that handicap sho won races, and on ono occasion beat tlje speedy Movie Star at Wanganui. impetuous is the dam of Elanage, who has proved a great bargain at tlio 275 guineas be cost Mr. Max Steinberg as a yearling. Besides Master Hotspur, other yearlings by Kingmaster sold at Trentham were a colt from Anklet to Mr. G. J. Barton, for 525 guineas, a filly from Veil to Australia for G25 guineas, and a filly from Daman's to Mr. F. AV. Hughes, Sydney, for 550 guineas, which were good prices for stock by an untried sire.

HORSES FOR WELLINGTON

THREE FROM TAKANIN! The Takanini horses Bexley Girl, Baron Alfonso and Mitaya, 'who are engaged at the Wellington Trotting Club's meeting on Saturday, will leave this afternoon. Bexley Girl has inado progress during tho last few weeks and is likely to raco well in tho Bollard Memorial Handicap-and the Wellington Handicap. Mitaya, by Truman Direct from Daisy Pointer, is engaged in the Wellington Stakes.

SALE OF KING MESTOR COSTS NEW OWNER 3GNS. [nr TBiiKGiiArir —own coriikspondknt] TAUMARUNUI, Wednesday Tho hurdler King Mestor was offered for sale to-day and was knocked down ,for 3gns. to Mr. C. Birkenslinw. King Mestor won £245 during Juno and July, his last success being achieved in the Corunna Hurdles at tho Wellington winter meeting. ] Subsequently ho was disqualified for his Wellington win under rule 103, part two, clause (d), dealing with certain persons who are ineligible to enter horses for races. , MATINEE MEETING HANDICAPS 5 DECLARED The following handicaps have been dccJared for the trotting; matinee meeting at Epsom on October 1: — LADIES' SADDLE race. 0 fur Worthy Quest, Charloris Bay, Mute (T-). limit; Tommy McElwyii, Royal Palm, Onr Summer, Handicanper, 12yds bjul; Groat Chuin 24 i Noble Prince, UNHOPPLED HANDICAP, 1 j / 3 miles.— Pink Lady, limit; Fisher, 12yds bhd; Tommy Boy, Stargum, 24; Royal Palm, 38; Great Sonoma, Handicapner, Bismuth 48; Audo Patch, Pukemiro, Young Rodney, (30; Lucky Lovei Firato's Laat, Muto (T.), 72; Argolis, Proletarian, 84. * t