COMBINED HUNTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23430, 21 August 1939, Page 7

COMBINED HUNTS

HANDICAPS DECLARED GLENVANE HEADS LIST EGMONT-WANGANUI' EVENT DUKE OF GLOUCESTER CUP [by TELECIIAFfl —I'RESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Sunday The following handicaps have been declared for the first day of the Taranaki and 1 Egniont-Wanganui Hunt Clubs' meeting, to be held on. August 31 and September 2: — TRIAL HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, Of £IOO and trophy valued at £10; about 2 miles st. lb. st. lb. Ararata ... JO 0 Ayrsleigh . . 10 0 Huirangi Star 10 0 Car Leaf . . 10 0 Cynical Jack. 10 0 Dozie Boy . . 10 0 Bimbo .... 10 0 Sir Acre v. 10 0 Daniel Boone. 10 0 Longfellow .10 0 Civic Fcldberg . ; . 10 0 Reception .10 0 Gold Mom After Dark . . 10 0 maro ... 10 0

WHENUAKURA HANDICAP, Of £140; about 7 . fur. st. Ib. st. lb. Raana . . .' 9 33 Mothcr-in-Law 8 0 Hagcn . . . D 0 Young Charles S O Liberal's Mint 0 3 Golden Orchid 8 0 Kaitvaka ... O 0 Bronze Stop. 8 0 Viracious •• . 0 0 Rilling Lady . 8 0 Susan .... 8 13 Gitana Lass . 8 0 Saccone ... 8 12 Gold Card . 8 0 Prime Quality 8 5 The Dozer ..80 Auto Sweep . 8 5 Helios .... 8 0 High Test . . 8 4' Ycd Prior . . 8 0 Hunting Loro 8 0 Baron Bold . 8 0 EGMONT-WANGANUI HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, v Of £l5O and trophy valued at £ls; about. 2V 2 miles st. lb. st. lb. Glenvano . 11 8 Booklaw . 0 0 London •• ••. 10 5 Lady Jim ..90 Wykemist -. 10 1 Huirangi Star 0 0 Mahala ... 10 0 Ararata ... 0 0 Count . Prince Tractor 9 0 "VVillonyx . 9 10 Sabatini ... 9 0 Red Mint ..98 Car Leaf ..90 Little Briton. 9 8 Longfellow . 9 0 WAIHAU HANDICAP, Of £150; 6 fur. st. lb.- . st. lb. Black Thread 9 3 "Winsome Lu. 7 4 Orate - 8 0 Red Sand . . 7.3 Race Call . . 8 6 Very Glad . 7 0 ■Beaulivro ..86 Fils do Vaals 7 0 Notium t ■ .80 Lexden • •• . 7 0 Young Paddon 8 0 Cuislnier • 7 0 Anopheles ..79 Deficit ... 7 0 Taitoru ... 7 8 Royal Choico 7 0 Rollicker . 7' S Silk Sox . . 7 0 Gaily .... 7 8 May Song ..70 Golden Ridge 7 6 Screen Star . 7 0 Hunting Blood 7 6 Misurina • .7-0 El Meynell . 7 4 LADIES' BRACELET, Of £IOO and trophy valued at £10; gentlemen riders; l'A miles st. Ib. st. lb. Ohanga • .12 3. Moonlight Halley • .11 13 Bay . . 10 7 Kohika • • • . 11 12 In Command. 30 7 Pekoe - . . 11 10 Blue Steel . . 10 7 Gaine's Choice .11 5 Hokumai • .10 7 Lacan - - . 11 5 Rothoon ... 10 7 Baron Bold . 10 9 Car Leaf • .10 7 Glenthawn • 10 9 Gold Morn Lady Jim . . 10 7 mare . . 10 7 WAVERLEY HACK HANDICAP, Of £140; 6 fur.

st. Ib. " st. lb. Hagen • • .96 Amoroso . 8 5 May Song . 0 5 Saxon Tor . 8 2 Maxam ... 9 5 Vcldsttc ... 8 0 Shining Hours 9 0 Golden Orchid 8 O Virncious . 9 0 Bronze Step 8 0 Ramleh - - 8 12 Dawn Star 8 O Captain Tudor 8 32 Noble Fox ..80 Sir Lysandor 8 6 Ugly Duckling 8 0 Dainty Dell . S 6 Mountain Fox S 0 Kobi .... 8 5 Kilometre ..80 SECOND DAY DUKE OF GLOUCESTER CUP, Of £l6O and trophy valued at £ls; gentlemen riders; VA miles. gt. lb. st. lb. Mataroa •.11 13 Windsor Chief 10 11 Taitoru . 11 12 Royal Choice 10 9 Aussie Ra ..11 12 Misnrina . . 10 7 Conveyer . 11 8 Saccono •. 10 7 Raana ">•"<"*' .11 5' Hallcy • • • .10 7 Golden Ridge 11 4 Prime Quality 10 7 Very Glad .. 11 3 Kohika ... 10 7 Du Manrier .11 2 High Test .10 7 El Meynell . 11 0 Hunting Lore 10 7 Cuisinicr • .10 12 Karcre Nui .10 7 Silk Sox 10 12 TWO-YEAR-OLD PARADE EIGHTEEN YOUNGSTERS OUT KENTUCKY DISPLAYS SPEED A two-year-old parade was held prior to the first race at the Pakuranga Hunt meeting at Ellerslie •on Saturday. Eighteen juveniles made their appearance and they were run along in two divisions from the top of the straight. Details: — FIRST DIVISION KENTUCKY, M. J. Moodabe's b c, by Vermeer—Lady Lois .. .. 1 PAYETTE. C. C. Hill and R. W. Shand's br f, by Autopay—Archctte .. 2 LOVAALS, B, Goldwater's ch f, by Vaals—Lomint .. .. .. 3 Also Started.—Colt by Bean Pere—Ver-. vain, Happicoat, Night Pilot, Money Spinner, Red "Warden. • ; . ; >

\ SECOND DIVISION DEANNA DUBBIN, A. McGregor's b' f. by Hunting "Willonyx 1 CAI/UDA BOY, F. J. and W. P. Carr's br c, by lAutopay—Gortyn .. .' 2 GOLDEN BONNET, A. Pcddio's ch t, by Bronze Eaglo—Groen Bonnett .. 3 Also Started. —Stratford, Maori Star, colt by Autopay—Bother, Cillas, Merrymcor, Kanikani, colt by Phaloron Bay—Silver Rule. The winner of the first division, Kentucky, showed a good burst of speed. A ready-made colt, he is-a half-brother to Susan and Penzance, and looks very forward. Lovaals, the full-sister to Vaals, created a good impression and is a neat filly with a good' action. The colt by Beau Pore from Vervain did not appear to be as experienced as the others, and should make more improvement than most. Deannn Burbin, a fine big filly, outclassed the field in the second division. A lialf-sistor to Prince Colossus, she has an effortless style of moving and more is likely to be heard of her. Calula Boy. Merryman and Golden Bonnet are speedy looking youngsters, but Stratford and the colt by Phaloron Bay from Silver Rule stood out as far as appearances went.

WELLINGTON STAKES fourteen pacers remain [by TKLEGRAPIT—PRESS ASSOCIATION] • WELLINGTON, Sunday Tho following remain in.the Wo II in gton Trotting Ctub Stakes of £600; three-year-olds, li miles, to bo run on September 23.—Ordnance, Gallant Chief, Highland Scott, Durability, Three Tens, Responsive, Latest Edition, Imperial .Jade, Josetto, Shady Glen, b f by David McElwyn—Truman Direct, ch c by Roy do Oro —Molly Pointer, ch c by Roy de Oro—Simgod maro, br o by Red Shadow —Nell Bingon. TURF JOTTINGS , track and stable gossip According to a Melbourne exchange, the late Mr. E. L.' Baillou, whose horses have been sold at auction, won £175,000 in stakes, but it cost him £185,000 to win it. Mr. Baillou always divided onethird of hijs winnings with tho trainer, jockey and stable hands.