TALK OF THE TURF

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18634, 19 February 1935, Page 3

TALK OF THE TURF

TE AROHA MEETINGFIRST DAY’S ACCEPTANCES (Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, last nigh!. The following accept an-’;- have been' received tor the first day of the Te -Arab a races: "Ruakaka Handicap Hurdle.-. About one mile and a-lialf.— Emancipation, Imperial Prince, -Brown Abbey. 10. S, Val Watch, 10.0, Ruling King, 9.7, Record Flight, 9.1, Luminary, Carlisle, Penny plain, 9.0. W.uitoa Handicap. Six furlongs.— Tin Lap, Ford Acre, Kilbcris, Swift Spear, Astartli, 5.1, Express, 5.1, Aligninout, 7.9, Arawa Rose, 7.7, Tybalt, 7.0, Our Bonnie, 7.4, High Tea, Polla Dance, Orai, Moss Vale, Bonn Bay, Ka.napa, True. Pleasure, Mondoros, British Jewel, 7.0. Juvenile Handicap. Five furlongs.— Gay Sheik. 9.3, Velocipede. 5.7. .Fleetwind, 5.2, Triune, Lady Ruler, 8.1, Application, Duharrv, 7.19. Persian Lady. 7.11, King Flight, 7.9,Teak, 7.3, On list o, 31.aiingakowh.ai, Mat eking, Johnnie Walls, 7.0. Worries Memorial Cup Handicap. Ono mile and three furlongs.—Aga Khan, 5.5, Gay Blonde, Prince Col ossus, 8.1. Kelly, 7,0. Atungatoou, 7.5, Person, 7.4, Knight of Australia, Cation te, Aiguille, Sinking Fund, 7.1, Royal Artist,, King’s Archer, 7.0. -Shaftesbury Hack Handicap. Six furlongs.—Tray Bit, 5.10, Rallynioncy. (tipsy Moth, 8.9, Scotch Nation, N. 7, King Brierlv, S.O, Kanapa, 7.. T, Waliinc Reilii, Astartli, 7.-1,. Tybalt, Queen Nona. Keith Lu. Miss Lorraine. 7.11.

AVaihou Handicap, Six furlongs.— Gay Blonde, 9.0, Greek Gold, 8.5, Luci(l us, ,5.2, British Columbia, 7.13, Star Artist, 7.8, Thai Ao, 7.0, Co von is, Gay Lap, Scotland, 7.4, Exaggeration, Siromi, 7.0. iChampion Hack Cup Handicap. One mile and a-qu.arter. —Beau, Galhinte, 9.0, King Musk, 9.0, Pango, 8.7, On Parade, Dark Marble, 8.6, First Lap, 8.3, King Rev, 8.2, Grand Talk, 7.13, Barn Dance, 7.10, Gay Rose, Scotch Nation, Nun Nicer, 7.9, Sir Abb, Royal Appellant, 7.5, Bonny 'Gav, Courtliaven. 7.2, Air Lassie, Mazir, Kura pan, On Apji'oval, 7.0. H<>l .Springs Handicap. One mile.— Baroscope, Matorni, .8.10, Gay Bronev. 5.5, Prolyxo, 8.1, Trisli.ua, 7.7, Sironn, 7.6, King Most or, 7.5, Whakapara, 7.3. WOODVItLE MEETING acceptances received fPer Prosit Association.') PALMERSTON N., last night. The following acceptances have been received for the YVoodvillo races;, — Tyro Stiikes, six furlongs.—Dareeourt, Gold Vein, Father’s Choice, Muggins, Stroller, Eka Tere, Inveresk, Bazuirie, Icier, Waitohu, Even Money, Wahine Nui, Pukeko, Bacchus Marsh, Count Willonyx, Vivienne 8.11.

Oringi Highweight, one mile and a quarter.—Gold Jim 10.5. Tres Sec 9.11, Royal Papa 9.8, Boudoir 9.7. Confiscation 9.1, Affliction, Spearshot 9.0. Woodville Handicap, one mile and a quarter. —Speed 9.0. Brambletorn, Eminent 8.2, Hunting Jay 7.13, Vertigern. Red Rufus, Bonnie Vale 7.0.

Sapling Stakes, five furlongs.—Heritage 8.9, It Once 7.12, Alchemic 7.12. Blue Garter 7.5, Hunting Scene 7.5, Bumble 7.5, Boomerang 7.5, Le Grand 7,5,' Mesurina 7.3, Surprise Item, Tidal Song 7.2. • Ituahiiic Handicap, six furlongs.—Golden Wings 9.2, Souchong 8.9, Pin Money 7.9, Navaho 7.3, Land Tax 7.3.

County Hack Handicap, six furlongs.— Lifeguard 9.3, Wasteland 9.0, Hatuina 8.10, Brown Betty 8.10, Coronilla 8.9. Abbey Feale 7.13. Queen's Bride 7.13, Secrecy 7.12. Debut, 7.11. Timorous 7.8. Royal Record 7.5, State. Bank 7.4.. Enif 7,3, Raparabara. 7.3, Revival 7.3, Blygain 7.2, Koreroa 7.0, Marae Quex 7.0, Oiaki 7.0. Kunteroa Hack Handicap, one mile and a distance.—Werolua 8,13, Round Score 8.6, Hunting Bag 8.5, Lapel 8.2. Bonnie Vale 7.13. King's Lancer 7.13, Grand' Blow 7.2, Tupurangi 7.2, Mercian Queen 7,0. President\s Haiulieap, seven furlongs. -Might 9.1, Miss Husliabye 7.13, La Potipee 7.11. Stitch 7.11, Jtaparaliura 7.11. LICENSE CANCELLED AUSTRALIAN HURDLE JOCKEY (Elec. Tel. Copyright—United Press Assn.) SYDNEY, Feb. 18. The Australian Jockey Club committee decided to cancel the license of the. hurdle jockey, E. McNamara. This action was taken as the result of inquiries into a hurdle race a! Canterbury ..Park last August. A cable dated February I slated that the A.J.C. stewards had completed inquiries into incidents associated with a hurdle race at Canterbury Park on August 4. They reported: “The stewards inquired into an allegation that monetary iiulucemcnl was given for corrupt purpose by one jockey to another prior to and in connection with the running of the hurdle race. After hearing evidence the stewards decided to'refer the matter to the A.J.C. committee for consideration.” RACING FIXTURES Feb. SO, 61 —Gore R.O. Feb. 21—Tolaga, Bay .1.0. Feb. 66, 66—Woodvllle D.J.O. Feb. 66. 65—To Amlin J.C. Feb. 67—Opunakc R.O. Feb. 68—Waiapu R.C. March 2—Banks Peninsula JR.C.