OHINEMURI J.C.
ACCEPTANCES FOR TODAY (United Press Association) AUCKLAND, March 16. Provision has been made to run the Awa-iti Handicap at the Ohinemuri Jockey Club’s meeting at Paeroa today in two divisions if the starters exceed the safety number, in which case the stake will be increased to £250. The draw is as follows: First division High Sea, Inquisitor, Aynho, Libra, General Riske, Poker Dice, Superior Guard, Forlorn, Hempton, Nuhava, Miss Clipper, Lucky Dick, AlSbey Lass, Wild Nation. Second division. —Slam, Very Glad, Town Section, Gold Eagle, Lapidarian, Gael, British Nation, King Stroud, Australian Star, Shetland, Lady Quex, Simla, Feldberg. The acceptances are as follows:—
JUVENILE TEST AT TRENTHAM NEW ZEALAND ST. LEGER TODAY (By SIR MODRED) A test of juvenile endurance, the New Zealand St. Leger Stakes, of £4OO, for three-year-olds, colts and geldings 8.10, fillies 8.7 (one and three-quarter miles) will he decided at Trentham this afternoon at the Wellington Racing Club’s autumn meeting. There is only one other race over a similar distance for juveniles during the season in New Zealand,. the Great Northern St. Leger at Auckland, and last year the winner was the Lord Warden filly Cerne Abbas, who subsequently won the New Zealand Cup as a four-year-old. The classic has been won by several smart performers in recent years. Of those Cerne Abbas, Greek Shepherd, Kelly, Red Manfred, Silver Scorn, Peter Jackson, and Karapoti may be mentioned as juveniles of more than average merit of the past few seasons.
The fields for the Wellington Racing Club’s event have generally been on the restricted side, but there has been quite a number of exciting contests. With only four horses eligible today there may still be an exciting struggle. Interest will be taken in the result as far away as Australia, as at least two of the runners in Courtcraft and Royal Order may be raced in Sydney at Easter. The colt Courtcraft (son of Limond from Homage) is claimed to be the best youngster of his age in the North Island for some years, and South Islanders will look to the Riccartontrained colt Royal Chief (son of Chief Ruler from Modiste II) to test Mr W. H. Gaisford’s representative. The Crooner, by the Southland-owned sire Nigger Minstrel from Symballo, may be in the hunt, as he is descended from stout strains. Mahutai, whose name concludes the list of eligible entrants, is a colt by Hunting Song from Humoresque, by Prince Willonyx (imp.) from Barcarole, by Martian from Grand Opera, by Gipsy Grand from lima, by Stepniak, and tracing back on the maternal side to'' Mermaid (imp,, and one of New Zealand’s best taproot mares where stoutness is concerned). The New Zealand St. Leger calls for staying ability in its three-year-old contestants. '
KARANGAHAKE HANDICAP, £200. Two year-olds. Five furlongs. Calorie 8' 9 Goldation 7 0 Toitaro 7 10 Gay Hussar 7 0 Tahiti 7 5 Cape Marita 7 0 Mia Regina 7 2 Solitary 7 0 Barfibury filly Silver Cloud 7 7 2 0 Milanion Jayola 7 7 0 0 Pocket Venus 7 0 Shadow Queen 7 0 HANDICAP HURDLES. £200. About ■ one mile and a-half. Erination 11 7 Gascoyne 9 0 Valpai 11 0 Professional 9 0 L’AJlegro 10 9 Dialogue 9 0 Master Musk 10 0 Lataur Last 9 0 Mungacre 9 13 Mungatea 9 0 Count My Money 9 0 Rousillon 9 8 Anagram 9 0 Solomon f 9 7 Flash By 9 0 Day Boy 9 7 Innes Lad 9 0 Gadger 9 1 Locknit 9 0 Celtic Lad 9 1 Swift Spear 9 0 Mia Acrea 9 1 King Ford 9 0 AWA-ITI HANDICAP, , £200. Six furlongs. High Sea 9 0 Forlorn 8 0 Slam 9 0 King Stroud 8 0 Inquisitor 8 12 Hempton 8 0 Very Glad 8 11 Australian Star 8 0 Aynho 8 10 Nuhava 8 0 Town Section 8 9 Shetland 8 0 Libra 8 8 Miss Clipper 8 0 Gold Eagle 8 6 Lady Quex 8 0 General Rlske 8 3 Lucky Dick 8 0 Poker Dice 8 0 Simla 8 0 Lapidarian 8 0 Abbey Lass 7 13 Gael 8 0 Feldberg 7 13 Superior Guard 8 0 Wild Nation 7 13 British Nation 8 O OHINEMURI CUP, £675 and trophy valued at £25. One mile and three furlongs. King Rey 9 0 Day Wind 7 6 Kilonsa 8 11 Lagoon 7 5 Round Up 8 5 Tybalt 7 0 Gay Rose 8 4 Malaglgi 7 0 Rona Bay 8 3 King Musk 7 0 Grateful 7 8 Parquet 7 0 Jewelled Bonny Gay 7 0 Girdle ' 7. 6 Miss Lu 7 0 HIKUTAIA HACK CUP, £375 and trophy valued at £25. Nine furlongs. Melvanui 9 0 Bonnie Song 7 10 Lady Meath 8 12 Ohmaha 7 10 Kena 8 12 General Ruse 7 8 Gay Streak 8 10 Balinavar 7 6 Glen Abb 8 10 Mustang 7 4 Brown Lap 8 7 Barrister 7 3 Ringshot 8 4 Mai de Mer 7 0 Cometarlum 8 2 McGUIRE STEEPLECHASE, £200. About two miles and a-half. Valpeen 10 12 Mio Lume 9 4 Riotous 10 5 Siwell 9 0 Saint Musk 10 5 Hot Dance 9 0 Billy Boy Lucidus 10 9 5 10 Mana Grantham 9 9 0 0 Golden England 9 5 S ailin’ Thru 9 0 ST. PATRICK'S ] HANDICAP, £300. Six furlongs. Golden Sheila 9 0 Rereatu 7 8 Enge 9 0 Merial 7 8 Tosh 8 11 Rulette 7 5 Valamito 8 5 Llangollen L .-4 Rollicker, 8 2 Johnny Walls 7 0 Inver 8 1 Miss Te Lornacre 7 11 Koura 7 0 Orate 7 10 Gold Vaab 7 0 Te Hal 7 10 Land Girl 7 0 KtoMATA HANDICAP, £250. Six furlongs. Te Monowai 9 0 Clooneen 7 4 Blue Needle 8 8 Dragon Moth 7 4 Cappy 8 7 Te Poto 7 3 Huntette 8 6 Salesman 7 3 Strathire 8 6 Gay Egypt 7 2 Forest Acre 7 13 Tralee Rose 7 2 Poker Face 7 12 Queen Lu 7 1 Ohmaha 7 9 Maxown 7 0 Arawa Rose 7 9 Madelon 7 0 Huntingmore 7 6 Marheke 7 0
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