CARD FOR TO-DAY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23774, 30 September 1940, Page 5

CARD FOR TO-DAY

PROBABLE FAVOUBITES THE PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP TE KAWITI SOLIDLY FANCIED BY ARCHER The Ohinemuri Jockey Club's Spring Meeting will be concluded at Paeroa today, when the chief events will be tho President's Handicap and the Railway Handicap. Some good performers are engaged, and the racing should again prove interesting. Horses likely to be well supported include: — Waitakaruru Hack Handicap.—Cillas, Hunter's Night, Te Haka. Turua Hurdles. —Small Boy, King Musk, Littlo Ruse. . Tirohia Hack Handicap.—Lord Waitangi, Hunting Bee,. Joan Peel. President's Handicap. —Te Ivawiti, Lou Rosa, Foxmond. Novice Handicap. Durvach, Gay Rosette, Aberdovey. _ Taumarunui Steeplechase. Willen, Floodlight, Biform. Railway Handicap. —Maxam, VahnioGii. Queen City. Rotokohu Hack Handicap.—Volifox, Joy Vaals, Durvach. Acceptances: — 12.0—WAITAKARURU HACK HANDICAP, of £100; about 7 fur. nnd OO.vds. — Cillas, 9.7; Hunter's Night, 9.0; To Haka. 8.1; Miss Valerie, 7.13; Flying Eaglo, 7.1.2; Paymaster, 7.7; Gold Spot, 7.7. 12.45—TURUA HURDLES, of £150; 1% miles.—Small Boy, 11.12; Loombination, 10.0; Inness Lad, 0.11; King Musk, 0-/; Littlo Ruso, 0.3; AI luetic, 0.0; Day Wind, 0.0. 1.30 —TIROHIA HACK HANDICAP, of C 175; 0 fur.—Hunting Bee, 0.5; Joan leel, 8.12; Midland, B.o;'Forest Acre, 8.2; Lord Waitangi, S.l; Hackcnsclimidt, 7.8; Oold Spot, 7.7 2.IS—PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of JJ2SO; 9 fur.—Young Paddon, 8.12; lo Kawiti, 8.9; The Dozer, 8.8; JjOU llosa. 5.4; Foxmond, 8.4; Flying Acre, 8.3; Bewege, 8.2; Valamito, 7.10; Philemup, 7.4; looley Street, 7.4; Sunny Downs. 7.4; Sunola, 7.2; Esquire, 7.2; Pern, 7.0; Town Section, 7.0; Wildore, 7.0; Hunting Beo, 7.0. 3.O—NOVICE HANDICAP, of £130; 0 fur.—Miss Eureka, 3.0; Kingcraft, 8.8; Radiant Bay, 8.8; Durvach, B.G; Dorset, 8.4; Poutama, 8.4; Acute, 8.4; Gay Rosette, 8.4; Evans' Head, 8.4; Heroic Star, 8.4; Envoiee, 8.4; Marie's Choice, 8.3; Bamboo. 8.3; c lying Jay, 5.3; Acre's Beauty, 8.3; Hine-iti, 8.3; Aberdovoy, 8.3; Bournemouth, 8.3; Aetolia, 8.3; Te Monoplane, 8.3. 3.-15—TAUMARUNUI STEEPLECHASE, of £135; about 3 miles. —Biform, 11.2; Mnh.ala, 11.2; Gar Vaals, 10.0; Floodlight, 0.12; Willen. 0.2; Dark Rose, 0.0; British Sovereign. 0.0. , 4.3O—RAILWAY HANDICAP, of £200; 0 fur.—Llangollen, 0.0; Palustre, S.O; Maxam, 8.5; Silver Quex, 8.5; Merry Vaals, 8.3; Bronze Moth. 8.2; Brazen Bold, 5.2; Valimeen, 7.11; Miss Te Koura, 7.0, Queen City. 7.3; Sir Robin, 7.3. Brackets: Palustre and Maxam, Merry Vaals and Sir Robin. S.IS—ROTOKOHU HACK HANDICAP, of £l5O, apprentice riders; about 7 fur. nnd OOvds.—Verulam. 8.12; Volifox, 8.10; Lord Waitangi, 8.0; Gold Money Song, 8.0; Joy Vaals, 5.3; Maxown, 8.2; Gas Acre, 5.2; Cheviil de Batallle, 7.11; Durvach, 7.0; Karatoki, 7.7; Acute, 7.7; Poutama, 7.7.

KUROW RESULTS VICTORY FOR THE RAKER SUCCESS OF SILVER STREAK [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION"] OAMARU, Saturday The Kurow Jockey Club's annual meeting was held at Oamaru to-day in overcast but fine weather. There was a large attendance. The totalisator handled £13,5G1 10s, compared with £SOSI 10s last year, an increase Of £5480. Results:—. ... y TRIAL STAKES, first .€GO, second £20,; third £5; special weights; 5 fur. — I—l1 —1 Green Gables, 8.8 (P. Spratt), 1; 2—2 Johnemby, 88 (C. Wilson), 2; 4—l Poetic, B.S (L. Hare), 3. Also started: 10 —11 Eveniary, 7—o Gold Nugget and My Ship (bracketed). o_B My Song. 5—5 Pink Gauntlet, 3 —3 Portadown, G—7 Rora Hiko, 13 —13 Silver Don 12 —12 Vaunt, B.S; B—98 —9 Lady Nuffield. 11 —10 Verlagia, 7.11. Three lengths; four lengths Time, lm 2 2-ss. HIOHAVEIGHT HANDICAP, first £IOO, second £ls, third £10; 1 mile.—l—l Dranoel, 9.0 (R. Mackie), 1; 2—2 Sir Hugh, 10.4 (,T. Richards), 2; 7 —7 Chirp, 9.G (R. Beale). 3 Also started: 3—3 Entail, 10.3; 4—l Master Dingle, 5—5 Flame Queen, 9.12: 0—(! Lord Purk, 0.10; S—B Crack o' Dawn, <)—io Gay Rebel, 10 —9 Twenty Grand, 9.0. Head; neck. Time, lm 41 4-ss.

WAITAKI TROT, first .COO, second .£l2, third £8; limit 3.13; l'/a miles.—1 —2 Passing By, I.2yds bhd (-T. McLennan, jiin.), 1; 7—5 Ben Travis, limit (P. Gallagher), 2; 2 —l Lady Dcnise, limit (P. Brosnan), 3. Also started: 2 —l Black Label (bracketed with Ladv Dcnise), 12—9 Colleen Travis. S—io Diviner. 10—12 Fast Friend, (>—o Gleam. 9—7 Hoyden, 13—13 Little Kathleen, 4—ll Navy Lass, limit; 3—l Happy Erin tl—B Mhndrell, 12yds bhd ; 5—3 Mirage, 30. Three lengths; length and a-half. Times: 3ni 23 2-ss, 3m 255, 3m 25 2-ss. KUROW CUP. first Cl2O. second £2O, third CIO; miles.—2—2 The Raker, 7.2 (W. F. Ellis), 1; -1 —1 Straightdel, 7.3 (L Hare). 2; I—l Petersham, 8.5 (C. Wilson), 3. Also started: 3—3 Arnboa, 7-8; 5—5 Cymric, 7.0. Neck; length. Time, 2m 0 4-ss.

HYDRO HANDICAP, first €IOO, second £ls, third £5; 7 fur. —3 —l Spear Thrust, 8.11 (C. Wilson),, 1: 3—3 Midgard, 9.0 (P. Spratt), 2; 2—2 Blazealong, 8.2 (W. F. Ellis), 3. Also started: G—G Prince Rnenalf. 8.5; 5 —4 Twenty Grand, 8.3; 7—7 Crack 0* Dawn, 4—5 Muscatine, 7.7. Head; neck. Time, lm 27 2-ss. T A. MUNRO HANDICAP, first £llO. second £ls, third £10; 7 fur.—5 —5 Silver Streak, 8.9 (P. Spratt), 1; 3—3 Straightdel, 7.G (L. Hare), 2; 2—2 Night Pal, 7.0 (J. Sellars) 3. Also started: I—l1 —1 Toro Koura, 8.10; 4—4 Bos well. 8.5. Three lengths; length. Time, lm 2G 2-ss. lIAKATARAMEA TROT, first £IOO, second £l2, third £8; limit 3.1; 11/I 1 / miles.— 3—3 Irish Dusk, limit (P. Gallagher), 1; •2—2 Sabu, limit (D. Teahan), 2; 5—5 Mirage, limit (J. Brinsdon), 3. Also started: 7—7 Irish Dawn, 10—9 Loyal Emblem, o—lo Mandrell, o—o Titus. 4—4 Wainoni Jack, limit; I —l Manawai. 12.vds blid. Sabu won by two lengths from Irish Dusk, but a protest- against the winner for boring in tho straight was upheld and tho placings reversed. Mirago was three lengths away. Times: 2m 48 2-ss, 2m 4S 4-ss, 2in 49 4-ss. GILLIES HANDICAP, first £IOO, second £ls, third £5; 0 fur. —I—l Airline, 8.2 (J. Dooley), 1; 2—2 Cralgloa, 8.4 (L. J. Ellis), 2; B—S8 —S Tissue, 7.7 (C. Wilson), 3. Also started: o—o0 —0 Miltiades, 8-12; 3 —3 Gay Lancer, 8.5; 4 —4 Lord Midas, 5—5 Asia, 7—7 Prince Flaneur. 7.12. Two lengths each way. Time, lm 13 2-ss.

"NOT HORSE HE WAS" OPINION OF HIGH CASTE "I do not think High Caste is tho horso he was. One would have expected him to win a race like the Clarendon Stakes more easily than he did," stated Trainer J. T. Jamieson to a representative of tho Sydney Sunday Telegraph at Rosehill on Saturday. High Caste won by half a length from Buzalong. Many considered High Caste was allowed to take it easily when E. Bartlo judged he had the race won. High Caste is second favourite to Beaulivre for the Epsom Handicap, which Js to be run at Rand wick on Saturday, ahead of Mildura. Reading, Rex Felt and Katanga. For the Metropolitan Handicap, run next Monday, Beau Vitc leads the market from Reading. Gungadai and Land law.