TROTTING AT HAMILTON
WAIKATO MEETING The Waikato Trotting Club will race at Hamilton, the fields throughout being much larger than usual. The following horses will be favoured:— INNOVATION HANDICAP: Querida, Gold Kip, Native Worry. FRANKTON HANDICAP: Axminster, Cavan Chief, Wall Street. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Mus-keteer-Crocus bracket, Levity, Trevor de Oro.
NEWSTEAD HANDICAP: ■ Grattan Girl, Sir Frank, Atarua King. CLAUDELANDS HANDICAP: Braemar, Native Worry, Elliotvale. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP: Cavan Chief, Ratepayer, Marcus. TE KOWHAI HANDICAP: Nawton Parrish, Our Peggy, Musketeer bracket.
FAREWELL HANDICAP: Grattan Girl, Ann Pointer, Charteris Bay. The acceptances are as follows: — 12.15 p.m.
INNOVATION HANDICAP, £l3O. Unhoppled trotters. Class 3.49. One mile and
WINNING MARES LORD WARDEN’S PROGENY (By SIR MODRED) The imported English horse Lord Warden, by Hurry On, and tracing back close up on the maternal side to Miss Gunning 11, a daughter of Carbine and the great racing mare Memoir, by St. Simon, is apparently succeeding where many other foreign sires in New Zealand are not very successful. The stallion referred to can claim a large number of winning sons, but few daughters with scoring brackets to their account. Beginning with Lady Kyra the female performers by Lord Warden are building up a satisfactory winning total, including classic and handicap events, with Ceme Abbas at the head of the list, and it was thus interesting to observe that another of the tribe was discovered in winning vein at the recent Takapuna Jockey Club’s meeting. This was the three-year-old filly Privy Seal, who accounted for the Ponui Handicap (one mile) and in her achievement came through on the rails to win easily by three lengths in lmin 40 3-ssec. The manner of her success suggested ability to stay on and here again it is welcome to find that daughters of the horse by Hurry On are proving capable of attaining success as stayers and probably in turn to rank as the dams of stout gallopers. Studmasters are more than likely to keep a keen eye on mares of this sire’s line with a view to future stud possibilities. When sold as a yearling at the National Sales of 1936 Privy Seal cost a Te Awamutu purchaser 55 guineas. Her breeding is interesting in Southland in maternal line, as it is represented hereabouts, as follows:— Privy Seal is by Lord Warden from Palestrina by Clarenceux (imp.) from Judith, by Martian (imp.) from Hebrew Maid (imp), by Orion from Jewish Maiden bv Sheen from Maid of Lome, by Barcaldine. In her day as a public performer Palestrina was a very smart racer and in addition to a victory in the New Zealand Oaks she won a number of imnortant handicaps, including the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Midsummer Handicap Waimate Cup, Dunedin Jockev Club’s Birthday Handicap, Southland Racing Club Handicap, and other similar events. In passing, it may be remarked that a member of this maternal sire line is working on the Invercargill tracks in a juvenile filly by Hunting Song (imn.) from French Belle, bv Cbrenceux (imo.) from Pitbrow T.ass (imp.. and dam of Pitoron). by Galloping Lad (son of Galopin. by St. Simon). Favouring the Clarenceux sfre light bay colouring the unnamed filly referred to is training on for F. Voight. She moves sweetly and is being afforded time to mature steadily.
Air Pilot It Pirate’s Last It Elliotvale it Republic It Flash Bye It Wiri Bingen It Getaway Gold Kip It Worthy Kelly it It Worthy Lu It ' Grand Triumph it yds bhd Hillhome Lass It Corona Bell 48 Leeleeta it Querida 48 Master Native Princess 60 Hamilton It Braemar 72 Masterman It Colleen Murphy 72 Moira Bingen It Lady Banker 72 Native Worry It Elissa 84 12.55 p.m. FRANKTON HANDICAP, £130. Class 3.5. One mile and a-quarter. Agnes Bingen It Petite Jewel It Axminster. it Roma Girl It Bonny Pointer it Sequoia It Cavan Chief it Sports Queen Tommy McElwyr It Elsie Hamlyn It 1 It Eyre It Transwell It Gipsy Light It ■Uenuku It Kewpie’s Bingen Kewpie’s Queen Kia Kaha it Wall Street It It It Worthy Quest yds It bhd Myrtle Oro it Worthy Song 12 Nerlhana it Roman Chief 36 1.35 p.m. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, £250. Class 4.44. Two miles. Baron Grand It. Musketeer 12 Bismuth It Great Chum 24 Crocus It Trevor de Oro 24 Gay Sister It Tryment 24 Red Frontier It Kewpie’s Crest 48 Silver Watch It Noble Prince 120 yds bhd Levity 12 2.20 pm. 3.38. NEWSTEAD HANDICAP, £130. Class One mile and a-half. Gloster It Whakahihi 24 Greatfast It Grattan Girl 36 Kaitawa It Hearsay 36 Mr Guy It Derby Lu 48 Our Summer It King Country 48 yds bhd Mountain Flight 60 Atarau King 12 Sir Frank 60 3.0 pm. CLAUD ELANDS HANDICAP, £130. Unhoppled trotters . Class 5.7. Two miles. Air Pilot It Worthy Lu It Elliotvale It yds bhd Gold Kip Grand Triumph It It Corona Bell Querida 72 72 Leeleeta It Native Princess 84 Masterman It Braemar 96 Native Worry It Colleen Murphy 96 Pirate’s Last It Baron Derby 108 Republic It Elissa 120 Wiri Bingen It Reception 156 3.40 p.m. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, £180. Class 3.43. One mile and a-half. Bonny Pointer ’ It Red Coat It Captain Scott It Roma Girl It Cavan Chief it Sequoia It Eyre It Tommy McElwyn It Frank Rolfe It Transwell It Great Gem - it Winhisway it John’s Last It Worthy Quest It Kewpie’s Queen It yds bhd Marcus It Worthy Song 12 Nerihana it Adversity 36 Petite Jewel It Roman Chief 36 Ratepayer It Mandalay 48 4.20 p.m. TE KOWHAI HANDICAP, £150. Class 2.54. One mile and a-quarter. Baron Grand It Red Frontier It Blandford It Silver Watch It Crocus It yds bhd Gav Sister It Musketeer 12 General Sarsfield It Trevor de Oro 24 Lord Wrack It Tryment 24 Nawton Parrish It Compass 36 Our Peggy it Kewpie’s Crest 36 5.0 p.m. FAREWELL HANDICAP (Saddle). £130. Class : 2.22. One mile Agnes Bingen It Marcus it Ann Pointer It yds bhd Atarau King It Derby Lu 12 Charteris Bay It Lady Amanda 12 Grattan Girl It Cherrlil 24 Hori Bingen it Frank Best 48 Kaitawa it
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Southland Times, Issue 23374, 4 December 1937, Page 11
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