SPORTING NEWS.
AVONDALE MEETING.
ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-MORROW
Electric Telegraph—Press Association AUCKLAND, April 9. Acceptances for the second day of the Avondale Jockey Club’s meeting, to be held on Wednesday, are as folHobsonville Higliweight Handicap, miles: Court,haven 10.13, Gigantic 10.6, Tenakoe 10.2, Don’t Lap 10-2, Diversion 9.10. Ornamental 9.8 Sir Willonyx 9.8, Glenrata 9.7, Wee Pat 9.5, Emancipation 9.2 Ruling King o'o, Bush Lawyer 9.0. Dominion Handicap. 7 furlongs: Alorehu 8.13, Horowhenua 8.8, Etcetera 8.0, Brown Eap 7.12, Curlew 7.11 Safe Bank 7.10, Supreme Ruler 7 8 -Hikutaia 7.6. Supreme Court 7.6’ Charsong 7.6. Campanerc 7-5, Bush Lawyer 7.5, Cawar. 7.5, Express 7.5. Nurserv Handicap, 6 furlongs: W ait aka 7.13, Lifeguard 7.1, Kelly 7.0, Keith Lu 7.0. AVa-itakere Handicap, 7 furlongs: Desert Star 9.5, Karangapai 8.6, King Mestor 8.3, Lady’s Boy 7.7, Delrain 7.7, Alusquil 7.7. YVait and See 7.6, Roman Mascot 7.4, Alpinus 7.2, Hushing 7.0, Record Flight 7.0. Autumn Handicap, 3 ’ miles: King Alarcli 81, Impaste 7.13, Gay Broney 7 8 Kind’s Archer 7.8, Baroscope 7.7, AVerohia 7.1. L’AllegrO' 7.0, Prince Val 7.0, Ptolyxo 7.0, King Musk 7.0, Psychologist 7.0, Alaori Boy 7.0. Alount Eden Handicap, 6 furlongs: Curie 8.12, Puss Moth 8.4, King Ford 8.2, British Columbia 8.1, Hampton Park 7.12, Imamint 7.11, Exaggeration 7.6, AVhakapara 7.4, Sinking Fund 7.0, Lia Fail 7.0, Teddy Boy 7.0. Alount Roskill Handicap, 6 furlongs: King Alusk 8.13, Dark Marble 8.8, Roman Mascot 8.6, Lagoon 8.2, Coronis 8.1. Versant 8.1, Teels 8.1. Hushing 8.1 Expectancy 8.0 Gold Pocket 8.0, Bugle Call 7.13, Royal Gallant 7.5, Solomon 7.2, Bonny Gay Alorningside Handicap. 1 mile: Impasto 10.1, King’s Archer 9.10, Desert Star 9.8, Chief Cook 8.11, Protomint 8.9, Prolyxo 8.8, Alloy 8.0, Jalldy Karo 8.0, Gay Cockade 8.0, Solarium 8.0, Loombination 8.0. REEFTON ACCEPTANCES. GREYAIOUTH. April 9 Acceptances for the, Reefton Jockey Club’s autumn meeting, to he held on Wednesday, are as follow : .Flying Handicap 5 furlongs : Haulbowline 10.11, Royal Sceptre 8.9, Full Crop 8.6, Margaret JRose 8.6, Awamutu 8.5, Free Rose 7.4, Lackston 7.3, Imp survey 7.3, Chpena 7.0. Alexander Hack Handicap. 1 mile: Gold Arrow 8.12. Zetes 7.11, Imasurvey 7.3, Battle Queen 7.3. Arctic Star 7.3, Forceful 7.1. Sea Rover 7.1. Irving Memorial Handicap. 1 , miles: Gigleswiek 9.8, Drum Fire 8.11, Little Doubt 8.10, Bettwyscoed 8.7, Gold Sand 8.0. Eaton Hall 7.11, Coomassie 7.10, Go-Id Bag 7.4. Noteworthy 7.3. Sky Rover 7.1. Forceful 7.0. Stewards’ Handicap, 6J furlongs: Gold Arrow 9.1, Royal Sceptre 8.9, Alargaret Rose 8.6, Full Crop 8.6, Solvear 8.5. Sir P'omhal 8.5. Knocks along 8.4. Arrow Rose 8.2, Free Rose 7.4. Lackston 7.3, Copenna. 7.0. Higliweight Handicap. 7 furlongs: Gold Sand 9.4, Tea Garden 8.11, Animated 8.8, Coomassie 8.6, Tentcall 8.6, Coll 8.3, Eaton Hall 8.3, R-ose Val 8.1, Imasurvey 8.0, Booster 8.0. Forceful 8.0.
Farewell Handicap. 7 furlongs: Haulbowline 10.0, Giggleswick 9.12, White Doe 9.1, Bettwyscoed 9.1, Drum Fire 8.13, Little Doubt 8.12. Buoyant 8.6. Solvear 8.6, Eaton Hall 7.13. Zetes 7.11, Coll 7.10, Noteworthy 7.5. RACEHORSES SOLD. United Press Assn.—B_y Electric Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, April 8. The sale of racing and breeding stock at Randwiek to-day included several prominent racehorses. Tom Pinch was bought by H. Abrahams for 270 guineas, Shakuni by E. Shaw, Adelaide, for 325 guineas ; Kagal by M. Sawyer for 370 guineas; Fleet- Caravel by !1. Afoore for 210 guineas ; Jaccuse by AA r . Pratt for 140 guineas; Alaltdale by G. Shott for 250 guineas ihe brood mare Boundary, by Valais, was purchased by Air Hunter AVhite for 1 / 0 guineas, and J. J. McGrath. New Zealand bought the brood mare Humorada, by Comedy King, for 80 guineas. RECENT A.J.C. MEETING. SYDNEY 7 , April 9. The Sydney Morning Herald says that the four days’ autumn racing carnival of the A.J-.C. at Randwiek was most successful, and proved conclusively that the turf in New South Wales is again definitely on the upward trend The attendance for the four days was 10,000 more than that of the corresponding meeting last year, and the totalisator investments showed a, big increase.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12618, 10 April 1934, Page 5
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