THIRD DAY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23851, 30 December 1940, Page 5

THIRD DAY

LIST OF HANDICAPS

LIMIT IN TWO MILES 4.31

BAYARD ON THE BACK MARK

The following handicaps for tho third day of the Auckland Trotting Club's Summer Meeting to-morrow have been declared hy Mr. A. Tronson:—TAMAKI HANDICAP, of £275; trotters; limit. 1..">7; 2 miles. —Baby Triumph, Bomber, Braemar, Buncrana, Dolories Silk, Expensive Lady, Gold Kij>, Golden Maid, Loyal Star, Mar's Jimmy, Suspense, Trafalgar Boy, Twice Worthy, Vera Worthy, Wharekinva, AVorthy Worker, limit; Bournemouth, Dick Redmond, lElliotvaio, ModestMaid, 12yds hhd; Bon Haven, Modern Lady, Worthy Star, Worthy Treasure, 21; Worthy Belwm, -is. PARK lIAXDICAP. of £250; limit, 3.35; I'., miles.- —Auto .Lad, De Reszke, First Call, intrigue. Royal l'alm, Tonee (!'.), Tumble, limit; Alberhni. Cavalryman, Kewpie's .Bingen, Peter's Find, Star Guide, Swift Lady, Te Koto. Winning Post, 12yds hlul; Colossal. Derby Ln, Whanako, Young Parry, •_> t; Latest Edition. Monty Chimes. -IS; Clay Pot, Petite Jewel, 72. BLEDISLOE HANDICAP. of £300; limit, 3.27; I 1 j miles.—-Belfast Jack, Belty Boop, (I old Bar, Mazaire, Princess Linnett, Revision. Sentiment. True Trust, limit; Connenora, Kinawley, Musketeer, Proletarian, Tangaroa. 'J'raiiswell. liiyds bhd; Great Chum, •21; Llanvabon. Noble Prince, 30; Hillcrest, Toceetie, Worthy Need, 48. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £850; limit, 4.31; 2 miles. —Cruiser, Molly Direct, Mongolian. Our War, Parauri. Kingtrue, Uenuku, limit; Bill 8., Bold Venture, 12yds bhd; Accountant. Josedale Grattan, Kenworthy, Bed Flush, 21; Horsepower, Ned Worthy, 30; Bayard, -is. NEW YEAR HANDICAP, of £275; limit. 3.31; J' f miles. —Club King, Colossal, Forest Jewel, Handicapper. John's Last, Katene, Latest Edition. Lynn Key, Moana Tama. Silver Watch, Te Koto. limit; Oloverdale, Ouid llairst. Kewpie's Queen, N'arbada, Ropata, 12yds bhd; Bedford, Clay Pot, Kitty's Choice, Stargum, 24; Kete Kara, Princess Linnett, 30. ASSOCIATION HANDICAP, of £-100; trotters; limit, 1.50; 2 miles.—Dick Redmond. Modern Lady. Mali Jong, Sir Tony, limit; Li-towel. Milestone, Stalky, 12yds hhd; Short Wave. 21; Tonee. Within, 30; Roi Grande. -IS; Elite Key, Great Surprise, Josedale Dictator, Margin, Vain Lad, GO; Gay Moko, 72; Pirate's Last. 00. ON" SLOW HANDICAP, of £250; limit, 3.35;; \\' 2 miles.-—Auto Lad, Ayrshire Scot, Barbara *Scolt. Bingen Fashion, Blue Crest, Bold Boy, Cam Derby, Don Walla, Durato. Erua Peter. First Call, Fly Across, Josedale Dawn. Katoomba, lvia Kaha, Magic Task. Pearloro. Portadown, Kama Direct, Repose, Sir Echo, Snowy Bingen, Vanson, Wishful, limit; Alcazar. Davey Day, De Reszke, Ihi 1 hi, Mitaya, Mallard. Neutrality, Peter Travis' Silk Lady. Sweet Aloes. Taimaiii. 12yds bhd; Royal Palm, 30; Swift Lady, 'is. PREMIER HANDICAP, of £325; limit, 2. IS; .!'< miles. —Attain, Bronze Queen, Ilillcrrst' Kewpie's Triumph, Kilrea, Llanvabon, Noble Prince, Our Jewel, Our McKinney. Ringtrue, Star Pronto, Superior Rank, Tangaroa. Transwell. Vanora, limit; Accountant, Adversity. Bold Venture, Mongolian, Ned Worthy ' Parauri, Worthy Need, 12yds bhd; Bill 8., Josedale Grattan. Kenwnrthy, Molly Direct. Our Peggy, Red Flush, Threo Bells, Uenuku, '-'1; Bayard, 30. Acceptances close at- noon to-day.

BRILLIANT PACER

RECORD OF OUR PEGGY STAKE EARNINGS TOTAL £2550 By winning the Champion Handicap nt Epsom on Saturday. Our Peggy established an excellent, record in the race with a second and two firsts in three successive years. In 1038 she was narrowly defeated by Sandusky, going 3.1S 1-5 into second, and last year she scored in 3.17 from Marlene, who failed to concede her 30 yards, after running 3.1 1 1-5. Our Peggy was driven on each occasion hy M. Stewart, who was seen at his best o'n Saturday, whet' he set the pace for the first half-mile in 1.8 and tho mile in 2.15. Sprinting in Brilliant fashion, Our Peggy held off strong challenges from Superior Rank, Worthy Need, Bold Venture and Bayard to win iu 3.1(1. Bold Venture ran 3.15 3-5, and Bayard, who was almost in line, 3.13 4-5. The track record at the distance is held by Uenuku, 3,13 2-5. Our Peggy is owned and trained by F. Smith nt Hamilton, and she has been a good winner at middle distances, although she, has failed in her few attempts at two miles. She. is by Our Thorpe, by O.Y.M. from Lndv Thorpe, from Flora Elmo. Our Thorpe was a high-class pacer, and, although a winner at two miles, did best at shorter jonrnevs Flora Elmo represents the Rothschild 'line. Joy Bird, a useful performer, was also by Our Thorpe from Flora Elmo. Our Peggy is one of the last of tho progeny of Our Thorpe. Our Peggy had only one race as a four-year-old, being unplaced at Cambridge, b»t as a five-year-old she won_ threo times jn succession, scoring in the Waihekc Handicap and the Richmond Handicap at the Auckland February meeting and tho Wainni Handicap at 11 u"t t Park. She has contested 53 races for nine firsts, three seconds and seven thirds, earning £2550 in stakes. It is probable that Our Pegey will later be mated with Josedale Grattan.

TAKANINI TRACK

FOUR FURLONGS IN 43 2-5S ARVAKUR, GOLD MONEY SONG The brilliance of the sprinters Arvakur and Gold Money Song was again demonstrated nt Tak.wiini on Saturday, when they recorded a particularly smart hnir-mile on the inside grass track, on which the poles were out sft. Cillas was responsible for a sound effort over seven furlongs, over which Proud Fox wen! very .veil. Bearing a very bright appearance after his third in the Railway Handicap, Arvakur (Hoot on) worked stylishly over four furlongs, conceding Gold Money Song (McMinn) two lengths, and finishing on terms in 18 2-ss. The last three furlong-; were run in 35 l-5s and Arvakur finished full of running. Gold Money Song also worked well. Also showing Hie benefit of his recent race i:i the Railway Handicap. Proud Fox (Ilooton) was going easily alongside Valamito (McMinn) at the conclusion of seven furlongs in 1.27 3-5, after running the first four in 19 3-ss. Proud Fox should not he long in returning to the winning list. Cornish (Jackson) finished clear of High Sea (Hornet at the end of a mile in 1.1 I 1-5. High Se-i led in the early stages, the first three furlongs being traversed in 37 3-5s and four in IO :!-."is. Cornish worked soundly ari'l is fo contrst Iho Summer Cup 10-dav.

Xoifjiro (Or;i,v) and Ascot lilooin (Bcsruely) we're (in Iprms' ;il I lie end of six furlongs in af'cr running the Inst three in Mils. Xoiiaro worked impressively. Kin f? Louis (Qucdley) mid nine-it i (Mdnally) wore on Icrms at die end (if six furlongs in 1.15 3-5, a s:i' isfactorv effort for maidens. C'illas ((Iray) and Snrpai (Besruely) cot to 'lie end of seven furlongs in 1.29. Cillns looks none the worse for his hard race in the. Queen's Plato and will contest the Wailemata Handicap to-day. Natnara (Gray) and The Dozer (Duncan) ran six furlongs in 1.17. 'i'ho Dn/.er will probably race on the last day. E.igle TTawk (Ferrell) ran three fnrloncrs in Hunting Bee (Mc.Tnally) took M 3-r,s for half a mile, and Minko (Gray) ran five furlongs easily in 1.8 3-5. Dinky Di (Beimely) conceded a slart. to Court Favourite (Ferrell) and was going easily alongside her at the end of five furlongs in 1..'! M-5. Porak (Jackson) was better (ban Xettarion (Home) over half a mile in 50s Full Hand (M.'Mirin) and Orelio (TTooton) ran six furlnnss comforlably in 1.10 li -5, Full Hand showing anxiety to increase the pace. Princess Val (Coleman) ran four furlonsrs on (lie plough in 52 .'!-ss. Pronwen strode over a round, working keenly. Pronwen scored decisively in the Railway Handicap and is likely to lie in slronu: demand when she is produced again. Pronwen, who has won two years in succession. gave K. Pope his third success in the Railway Handicap, his oilier winner being Gay Pionde, who still holds Ihe rare record. In addilion to his three successes, Popo also supplied lli.i runner-up on two occasions, Tea Trader and Gay Sheila Grandora has lefl for Marlon in the charce of owner-trainer 'L. G. Abel. He appears nicely in the Railway Handicap on Wednesday with 7.7. Tf he can make the weight. J. Mc.Tnally will mako the trip lo rido him. MARTON MEETING REHANDICAPS DECLARED [by TKLKGItAPIT — I'RKSS ASSOCIATION] WI',I,I,!XGT().V, Sunday Rchandicaps for (ho first day of the Marlon Jockev Club's Summer Meeting on Wednesday .ire as follows: - Marlon (.'up. Dynasty, (Mb, making 7.12; Dark Faerie, (lib, making 7.!). New Year Hack Handicap.—Talenfa, 51b, making s.o. Dash Hack I handicap.—Misp Leiglion, Tib, making 8.5. SCRATCHING POSTED LlnndalY was withdrawn from the Electric Handicap on the second day of the Auckland Facinit Clnb'a Summer Meoting at 10.15 on Saturday.