ROTORUA HUNT

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23719, 27 July 1940, Page 9

ROTORUA HUNT

(ANNUAL RACES TO-DAY iTHE PROBABLE FAVOURITES CHANCES OF YOUNG PADDON Useful fields are carded for the Hotorua-Bny of Plenty Hunt races at Eotorua to-day and the mooting is likely to • provide some interesting contests in spite of the fact that class is not well represented. The chief events will be the Hunt Club Steeplechase and the Tally Ho and they are sure to create a good deal of interest. The course is in good order. The betting will be uhder the win and place system. chui'e"^'' 9 to lie well supported in-

Ladies' Bracelet.—Calshot, Little Scotch. Innovation Stakes.—Gay Rosette. Air Port, Kara- Avis. ' Hack and Hunters' Hurdles.—Liberal's Mint Etcetera, Tavern Souk. Hunters Steeples.—Makoi. Floodlight. Tally Ho Cup.—Young Paddon. Flying Acre, Susan. Master's / Hack Handicap.—Esquire, Star vaal, Glenbevan. Haere Ra Handicap.—Heroic. Maid. Young Paddon. Fiancee. Haeremai High-weight Handicap.—Pleuron, Gas Acre, Littlo Ruse. Acceptances:—

11.0.—LADIES' BRACELET, of £SO and trophy valued at £5, gentlemen riders, I mile, snd 169yds.—Calshot, 11,10; Ulimani, Golden England, 10.10; Little Scotch, Taunu, Waiteti, Surpeen, 10.7.

11.15.—INNOVATION STAKES, of £6O; special weights; oVi fur.—Spats, Snare. Face A aiue, Aceful. Good March, 9.0; Surtoy, Preux Cavalier, Acute, Lord Waitangi, Prince Jay, 5.12; Joy Vaals, Creole, Acquest, Sporting Ace, Classical Song, 8,10; Air Port, Kara Avis, Mansura, 7.10; Gay Rosette, Nan \ aals, Warflight, Durvach, 7.8.

HACK AND . HUNTERS' HURDLES, of £<s; 1/a miles.—Liberal's Mint, Tavern Song, 9.7: Etcetera, 0.5; Illimani, Fat. Boy, 0.1: School Song, King Silver. Little Scotch, Gael, Pal, Pertinax, Son of the Soil, 9.0

I.IS.—HUNT CLUB CUP STEEPLES, of £l2O and trophy valued at .£2O; about S miles.—Makoi, 11.3; Floodlight, Sub Editor, ll.O; Golden England, Nukutere, Pal, Cockalarum, Taunu, 9.0. 2.O.—'TALLY HO CUP,: of ' £llO and trophy valued at £'2o; IV, miles and ISOvds. —Young Paddou, Flying Acre, S. 10; Javola, Raraiouga, 7.12; Susan, 7.7; Raepata, Wild Ore, 7.2; Gay Bell, Raceline, Barascope, 7.0.

2.4S.—MASTERS' HACK HANDICAP, of £SO; 6 fur.—Esquire, O.G; Hunto, 9.0; Star Yaal. Sir Lyausader. 8.13; Glenbevan, 5.7; Hunting .Bee, 8.0; Valerian, 8.2; Surtoy, Gazeful. Master Ace, Roinani, Acquest, General Riske, S.O. - - 3.3O.—HAERE RA HANDICAP, of £110; 6 fur.—Llangollen, 10.7; Orate. 9.7; Tooley Street. Young Paddon, 9.2; Merry Vaals, 9.0; Royal Dance. S.O; Fiancee, 5.2; Town Section, S.l; Trilliarch, Hum-a-Song, Hunting Blood, Heroic Maid, S.O.

HIGH - WEIGHT HANDICAP, of £7O; 1 mile and 160 yds—- . 9.10; Tutor, Erination. ».7; Maxown, Gas Acre, 9.0; Tavern Song, Little Ruse, Son of the Soil, 9.2; General Riske, Pleuron, Creole, 111 imani. Radiant Bay, Master Ace, 9.0. Bracket: Master Ace and Creole.

WASHDYKE CARD

WIN AND PLACE BETTING REVIEW OF THE PROSPECTS Added interest will be given to the South Canterbury Hunt Club's races at Washdyke to-day by the presence of a number of horses who are booked to race at the Grand National meeting at Riccarton next month. There is plenty of 1 variety on the programme, which • includes a hurdle race, two steeplechases and a trotting event. The Herald's correspondent advised last evening that the track promised to be in good order. following horses were likely to be well supported':—. " c rrt.. !' . Hadlow Hurdles.—Colonel French-Spendthrift bracket, Master Dingle, Cintilla. Levels Handicap.—Gold Don, Norse, Gnohill. Teschemaker Hunt Cup.—Frenchy, -Night Scout, El Caballo. "Washdyke Trot. —Wainoni Jack, Mirage, Silver Grattan. South Canterbury Steeplechase.—Flashlight, Gay Boa, Baltruin. Claremont Handicap^—-The' Raker, Kilrobe, Harilon ... Pareora i Hunters' Plate.—Turaki, Night Scout, Neptune. Pentlow Handicap.—Sheeny. Rebellion, Schoolgirl. Acceptances:— 11.45 —HADLOW HURDLES, of £110; 1% miles. —Colonel French, 10.7; Turaki, 10.3; Master Dingle, 10.0; Spendthrift, 9.11; Cin- „ tilla 9.9- Dalr.vmple, 0.5; Silver Slipper, 94; Halt and Half, Waka, In the Dark, 9 3- Life Guard. 0.2; Sir Frederick. Airdrie, Chanteur, 9.0. Bracket: Colonel French and Spendthrift. 1 o ooi-LEVELS HANDICAP, of £9O; 6 fur.—Midgard, 0.7; Miltiades, 0.3; Gold Don, 5.13; Schoolgirl, 8.11; Norse, «.(J; Gnohill, Craiglea, 8.3; Asia, 8.1; Sir Amyas, Countervane. Guspini, Prediction. Leopardstown, Feather Boa. Swiftcourse, 8.0.

12.55 TESCIIEMAKER MEMORIAL HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, of £120; about 2VSf miles.—El Caballo, 10.11; Frenchy. 10.1; Corban, Night Scout, 9.13; Joy Boa, 0.11; Yalens, 9.6; Golden Glow, 9.g; Arita, Tommy Ruff,'9.o; " I.3S—W.ASHDYKE TROT, of £103.; limit 3.43; r/ 3 miles—Catalpa, Crackajack, Diamond Cluster, Diviner, Fujilene, Hardy Oak Irish Du=k, Joe Perkin, Lady Deniso, Loyal Jack, Lyrola, Marco Polo, Swagger Jack, limit; Wainoni Jack, 12yds bhd; Silver Grattan. 2-1; Chelidon, Mirage, 36. Bracket: Catalpa and Marco Polo; Diviner and Chelidon. o io—SOUTH CANTERBURY STEEPLECHASE, of £150; about 2'/ 2 miles.—Gold Wren, U.S.; Flashlight, 10.8; Gay Boa, 10 5- Baltruin, 9.0; bong Boy, 9.2; Pom-

cat. 90. 2.30—t-CLAREMONT HANDICAP, of £120; 1 mile and 35 yards.—Spanish Lad, 9.7; Haughty Winner, 9.5; Kilrobe, 8.8; lianlon, ,8.6; Araboa, Paper Note, 8.2; Wardress, Nigger Boy, Petersham, The Raker, 8.1; Rebel Star, Cherokee, 8.0; Cape Gabo 7.11; Flame Queen, 7.10; Night Hawk, /.3: Recollection, Court Yard, Dunstan, 7.7. Brackets: The Raker and Dunstan, Spanish Lad ana Nigger Boy. 3.2S—PAREORA HUNTERS' PLATE, of £75; gentlemen riders, 1 mile and 35 yards.—— Turaki, 12.1: Shangri-La 11.4; Is lght Scout, Neptune. Colonel I' rench. 11.3; Corban, 11.0, Arita, 10.S; Val Fox, 10.7. 4 PENTLOW HANDICAP, of £100; 1 mile and 35 yards.—Rebellion 9.11; Raroa, Sheen v. - !).5; Dranoel, 8.13; Schoolgirl, 8.10; Merry Simon, 8.9; Vocal. B.U; Captain Bruce 8.1; Racuwell, Pink Bird, \alcron. Chief Laina, 8.0.RIDERS AT ROTORUA ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED Riding engagements for the Rotorua-Bay of Plenty Hunt "races to-day include the following:— A. Messervy.—Rara Avis. W. Thomson. —Romani, Rarotonga. J. F. Fergus.—Gael. G. Cameron. —Flying Aero. , , O. Mclnally.—Etcetera, Gas Acre, Glenbevan, Yr/inig Paddon. J. Muir.—Floodlight. H. N. Wiggins.—Air Port. •J. P. McLaughlin.—Pal. PADISHAH ON TRACK THREE ROUNDS COVERED [BT TfCLKGHAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] CHRISTCHURCH, Friday Padishah made his reappearance on the Riccarton tracks to-day and he was assigned two rounds on the sand at a strong pace. However, lie proved too much for his small rider, who was not able to restrain him over the second, -circuit, and the horso covered a third round before being pulled up. Padishah did not appear to be any tho worse when he came in, although his owner-trainer, J. Hennali, • was rather worried over tho escapade, coming so soon after his arrival. RACING FIXTURES July 27—Rotorua-Bay of Plenty Hunt Club. •July 27—Kangitikei Hunt Club. July 27—South Canterbury Hunt Club. Juiy 29 Rotorua Racing Club (Patriotic Meeting). k August. 3—Christchurch Burit Club. August" 13, 15, .17 —Canterbury Jockey Club. August 21—-Pakuranga Hunt. , . August -j!)—Eginont-Wangauui Hunt Club. August 31—Taranaki Hunt Club. August 31—Otago Hunt Club. September 5, 7 Wanganui .Tockoy Club. September 11—Ashburton County Racing _ Club. September ij, kj—Avondale Jockey Club. September 1!). 21 —Geraldine Racing Club. September 21—Marton Jockey . Club. September 2S—Foxton Racing Club. September 28, SO —Obinemuri Jockey Clan.