RACING NEWS
By Eclipse inrii 19 Hawke's Bay J.C. April 19 South Canterbury J .C. April 19, 21 .. .. Nelson J.C. April 19. 26 .. .. Southland RC. April 19. 26 .. .. Bay of Plenty RC. April 26 .. .. Amberley R.C April 26 .... Waverley RC April 26 ... Levin RC " Inquirer, ’’ Dunedin.—The time record for the Great Autumn Handicap is held by First In at 2min 30sec. ■■ Wager,” Dunedin. —The two horses vou mentioned won at th , e „C.J.C. summer meeting at Riccarton in 1940. Willie Win won the Midsummer Handicap and Concertpitcli the Craven Plate. Jottings With seven wins at the C.J-C. meeting, W. J. Broughton is assured of the jockeys’ premiership for the season. Skv'hawk is a dashing jumper with more speed than the average hurdler, and looks a particularly bright prospect for the winter months. During the three days of the C.J.C. meeting the progeny of Defaulter won £4245. Coronach’s stock won £3OOO. Gold Medallion It is reported that an offer running into four figures has been made for Gold Medallion, the Defoe youngster who ran third in the McLean Stakes. Richly-endowed Sprint The Brisbane Amateur Turf Club intends to stage another £IO,OOO sprint race at Doomben this year, the distance being seven furlongs, less 95 vards. It will be run on July 5. The stake equals that of the Melbourne Cup. Daughter of Old Bill Miss Bairnsfather, who finished second in each of her two races at Feilding, is described as a neat daughter of the Siegfried horse Old Bill from Praise, by Potoa from the Australian-bred Valais mare Fraisstte Frances The performance of Frances in running second to Voltaic in the Waltham Handicap was a particularly good one and confirmed the high opinion previously held of the Bulandshar marc. She carried ‘23lb overwfeight. Unusual Record Boniform, who won the Great Autumn in 1909, had an unusual record. In three seasons he was started only once in each term—the Breeders’ Plate at Randwick, the Great Northern Derby, and the Great Autumn. He retired unbeaten to begin a successful stud career. Ashburton Racing Club.—Nominations for both days of the Autumn Meeting close with the Secretary, Ashburton, on Thursday, the 17th instant, at 8 p m.— Advt.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26437, 16 April 1947, Page 8
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