RACING NEWS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23954, 1 November 1939, Page 2

RACING NEWS

By Sentinel FIXTURES November 3, 4.—Whangarei R.C. November 4.—Otautau R.C November 4.—Napier Park R.C November 4.—Stratford R.C. November 4. 6. 8 11,—Canlerbnrv J.C. November 11.—Napier Park*', R.C. • November 11, 13.—Avondale, J.C. November 18.—Levin R.C. November 18.—Southlai.d R.C. November 18, 20.—Waikato R.C. November 25, 27.—Auckland R.C. November 25.—Otaki Maori R>C. ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT M Tattsi” Dunedin.—Eulalie was ; a three-yeat-om when she Won tire Stewards’ Handicap.-, , ) v --„ v ... At Inveyrargill •• 1 Nominations are due to-dayv for the Southland Racing Club’s meeting. . The Favtmrlte Ki The favourite rise of the barrier for* the New ; Z.ealahd CUp.at present, seems an open - Dunedin - ( ", Dunedin has m the Stewards' Handicap" iri/the shape of Strip. In the past Dunedin has won with Pampero, Vladimir,Obs oho.’■?Michaela. Comic Song v <2K and Almii;; C>wner^,^aU:-> v ||i*' jjfrbwl ,■ about the v/eighth :■ horneSf At times ow«Sd|Brt''bnd'di>lihey teke- on the contract'/jiJirfnbti'be congratulated on their H^V jrat'her thin art analysis of: form sombtipfres forra opinion as’ to the- probableVa&uU’vof the Cup .and Stewards. that ■sehtlrhent- starts some horseivln. the-Cup. aAd working put, fromall doints of the qornpass may fail where a lijcky v gUW.'MCoe.eds.. ■- . " The,'^ i jiy6Urltes' >»>• Ailbil»bk^^'''iic)uri-'cOnnist!lng-,of''-Boyal-Chiet;;.pemrep'olse; ;tady: F’Uriiti and Yours Truly' .rank - as . equal JdVourrtes • for :J Ure New Zealand Cup. Beaulivre occupies a solitary position as favourite for the Stewards’ Handicap, with several others as next th demand. A Handy, Field

At tithes fields for the Stewards’-Sandi-cap hatfe been spread right across the track, and hence the draw for position may make all the difference In the world. Even In a field of a dozen or more If those hear the rails can hold position it means that a horse starting a bit wide at the barrier may not be too well, placed as they turn for home, A good beginner has something in his favour, but he must be unusually smart to begin and win from an outside position. Beaullvre

Following- on-hi*, successful form as a two-year-old, Beaullvre has enjoyed a triumphal procession in bis six races this seatMi*r«Kest 1 ■ had- rchh. fh^y..eg*, tended at the end of a mile lind,a-quavter in the Harcourt Stakes, and if conditions had been equal might have beaten him. Still, the fact that Success was In jeopardy over a mile and"'a-quarter will not stop him from starting favourite for the Stewards’ Handicap.