AVONDALE JOCKEY CLUB

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19455, 14 October 1937, Page 11

AVONDALE JOCKEY CLUB

FIRST DAYS FIELDS LIST OF ACCEPTANCES (Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, last night. Acceptances for the first day of the Avondale Jockey Club’s meeting on October 1G and 18 have been received as follow: — Trial Stakes—Windoress, Raepata, Beverley, Erlick, Sulieman, Flashing Spear, Omaha, Mai de Mer, Forest Acre, Barrister 8.2, Te Poto, Aero Queen, Lady Defoe, Privy Seal, Ivy vVillonyx, Gai Wind, Piracy 7.11. Rangitoto Hurdles, of £175; one mile and a half.—Spearcourt 11.4, Allegro 10.8, Englishman 10.7, Simint, Backblock, Jaldy Karo, Domo, United, Stanstead 9.0. Juvenile Handicap, of £160; five furlongs.—Eastern Heir 8.1, Te Hero 8.0, Gay Hussar 7.13, Silver Cloud 7.10, vVynardo 7.9, First Flutter 7.7, Lady Clorane 7.G, Bayamo 7.4. King George Handicap, of £300; one mile and a quarter.—Gallio 9.0, Jonathan, Fersen 7.13, Kiltowyn 7.11, Bonny Gay, Tvbalt 7.3, Gay Rebel, Con Fuoco 7.0. Spring Handicap, of £150; six furlongs.—Palustre 9.2, King Theo 9.0, Sebrof ft. 13, Royal Passage 7.8, Melvanui 7.3, Gay Egypt, Bass 7.2, High Star 7.1, Ellanui, British Nation, Rainier, Prival, Olivette, Lythite, Trevaee, Flash By, Gold Eagle, Locknit 7.0. Members’ Handicap, of £175; one mile.—Miss Lu 9.0, Airam 8.8, Kilonsoa 3.7, Sergia 8.4, Paso Robles 8.3, King Musk 8.0, Bonny Gay 7.12, Light Comedy 7.11. Electric Handicap, of £200; six furlongs.—Tray Bit 8.4, Triune 8.3, Tosh, Orate 7.11, Bachelor King 7.4, Crooning 7.3, Star Artist, Erndale 7.0. Three Kings Handicap, of £160; one mile. —Philemup 9.0, Gay Streak 8.10, Dutch Girl 8.3, Glen Abb 7.13, Royal Passage, Captain Bruce 7.8, Ringshot 7.6. The Vamp 7.4, Alyth 7.3, Seiga 7.0.

MOONEE VALLEY RACES FORMER N.Z. RIDER THOMPSON’S HURDLES WIN (Elec. Tel. Copyright—United Pre3s Assn.) MELBOURNE. Oct. 13. The former New Zealander, H. Thompson, riding his first mount for five years, won the Hurdle Race on Res.tford at the Moonee Valley meeting to-day. Colossical failed in the same race. Membo broke down in the Hunters’ Steeples. Grrfnvin ran a promising third tn .he Trial Handicap. The Cup candidate, Fireman, in a determined finish in the Welter Handijap, filled second place and should appreciate the extra half-mile in the Caulfield Cup.

J Pantoon ran an impressive race to vin the Gowrie Handicap, showing limself to be a much-improved colt. Sir Simper gave a poor display in .he Springbank Handicap, which was won by Mr. W. R. Kemball’s Amiable with a brilliant finish.