RACING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16908, 23 March 1929, Page 7

RACING

THE A.R.C. MEETING FIRST DAY’S ACCEPTANCES (Per Press Association.) .AUCKLAND, last night. The following acceptances have boon received for the Auckland Racing ('lull's Waster meeting:— Waster Handicap, one mile: I’ereinoaiin ,iUi, Branson 8.(5, Bright Glow S.-t,-Royal Boulton, Flying Juliet 7.1?*, King Lu, While Fang 7.11. Awarero 7,8, Kin<g lielil, Merry Mint 7.7, In the Shade ’ 7.t>, .Mosque 7.1, Vallar, Mervollo, High Bitch, (iolden Wrist. Worient 11. 7.d.

Mangere Steeples, 21 miles: Polostii ii i, King’p Guard 11.0, Managani 10.12, Star of the East 10.9, Urolla, Muster Arch 10,0,' Vexations 9.10, Polyphemus, 9.5, Lucilius, Ashleight, Rewapoto 9.0. President’s Handicap, 1} miles: Corinax 8.10, Toxcuma 5.7, Seatown 8.0, Papatu 7.11, The Lover 7.8, Mosaic 7.7, Dcs.ert Glow, Hyde Park 7.4, Queen Arch 7.1, Wenday, Sir Archie, Lunette, Glen star,' Eager Rose, Sleepy Sol, Tidal, Ti Tree 7.0.

Brighton Hurdles, two miles: Beau Cavalier 11.4, King’s Guard, Kawin’i 10.12, Wiltshire, Manganl 10.7, RamId ip ’ Kid. Kajtumi, Kninehaineha 9.3, Clockwork, Boomeruav, Odlin 9.0.

Eden Handicap, one mile: Good Boy 9.0, Air King, Black Maire 8.12, Frothblower 8.3, Some Lady 7.12, Respirator, Monsogne 7.8, Brampton, Bahama, Envoy 7.0, Indolent 7.3, Standfast, Gay ‘Stockade, Justify, Salamander, Len Whakatna, Night Comet, War Officer, Tliimms, Carmint, 7.0. Onslow (Stakes, .(> furlongs: Amtmulu, Carl Idea 9.0, Flying Prince 8.3, Pclctte 8.0, Currajotig 7.10, Royal Finance 7.9, Mo to re 7.5, Catoma, Tho Sun, Tan run 7.3, Gay Duke 7.2, Fairy Belle, Lady Suzanne, Bonnie, Praetor, .Snowplatio, Rose Lupin, Hunting Cry, Trig 7.0.

Great Northern Oaks, .11 miles: Gold Money, Katnscha, Knwainga, Llanore, Lucy Rose, MMhraj'Moii Star, Prodice, Tea Money 8.10.

Champagne Stakes, 0 furlongs: Ceremony, Coon Song, Gemlight, Hunting Cry, Supremacy 8.10, Clever, Dresden China, Ducllona, Eaglet, Gay Ballerina, Monaloff, Polyxema 8.7.

St. Legcr Stakes, U[ miles: Cashier, Concentrate, High: Falutin, Toxcuma 8.10, Llanore, Luck Rose, Prodice, Tea Money 8.8.

AUCKLAND TRAINING NOTES The light-weight, \Y. 11. Jones, who has been riding in Australia for some time, returned to Auckland on Monday, and is again installed at Ellerslie. Ho may be Vallar’s rider in the Easter Handicap. W. McKinnon readied Ellerslie on Wednesday with his St. Legcr candidate Toxcuma,• which looks very well after his racing at Trentham. Tho course proper was open at Ellerslie on Thursday, with the trestles 42ft out. and the track was perfect, although slow after the rain.

Gold Money, goiiig particularly well, ran away from Eager Rose over a round in 2miii 11 see. King Emerald joined in over the last seven, and finished with Gold Money, taking Iniin 36 l-ssee. Brampton and Pekatahi ran six furlongs in 1 milt 24 4-ssee. Brampton should race well at Tauranga on Saturday.

Vallar (W. H. Jones) led Corinax (Oammick) over a mile in lmin 46 l-ssec( Corinax was almost on terms at the finish, but Vallar could have left his companion early. Both horses went in splendid style. Gemlight and Praetor were not pushed to run half a mile in 53 2-ssec.

On No. 2 grass, Hyde Park ran a circuit, the last six in lmin 25 l-ssee. He was not extended, but looks very bright and well.

Bulolo easily went six furlongs in lmin 19 l-ssee. This is one. of the best hacks at Ellerslie.

Stand fast could have improved on lmin 8 l-sscc for five furlongs. Kawini came down from Manuweia to school. He cleared fewr hurdles in fine, style, and strode over six furlongs on the course proper. He is already in favor for the Brighton Hurdles. Beau Cavalier was sent twice over the steeplechase fences in the centre, lie slipped into-the sod wall but extricated himself very cleverly, otherwise his display was a treat to witness! Sulla and Clockwork separately jumped two hurdles well, and then sprinted.

Lido, which has had knee trouble, is again in work, under M. Ryan.

Tho two-year old Gay Ballerina, who beat Reremoana in tho North Island Challenge Stakes at Trentham last Saturday. has been sold by Mr. W. G. Stead to the Sydney sportsman, Mr. H. Kirkpatrick, "for 2000 guineas.