WAIRIO RACES ON SATURDAY
GOOD ACCEPTANCES RECEIVED NINE PAID UP FOR IN CUP The following acceptances have been received fo« the Wairio Jockey Club’s meeting on Saturday:— 12.30 p.m. BIRCHWOOD NOVICE HANDICAP, £BO
1.10 p.m. NIGHTCAPS HARNESS TROT. £lOO Class 3.43. One mile and a-half. Brown Cloud It yds bhd Gold Logan It Gayola 24 Jackie Coogan It Debtor GO Key Burn It Lunch Hour 60 Slieve Donard it Southern Wrack it 1.50 p.m. WAIRIO CUP, £250. One mile and a-
5.15 p.m. OHAI SADDLE TROT. £lOO. Class 3.5. One mile and a-quarter. Gratuity It Polling Day 36 Jackie Coogan It Erin’s Country 48 Northern Sun It Erin’s View 48 Undaunted It Lunch Hour 48 yds bhd Peter Young 48 Gayola 24
EL GOLEA BACK IN WORK SUCCESS OF FEMINIST IN SYDNEY By SIR MODRED At the Mentone (Melbourne) meeting last month two New Zealand-bred geldings gained place money. Turncoat (Pink Coat-Repudiation) ran third in the Trial Handicap, and Palencia (Paladin-Spanish Maid) was beaten by half a head in the Second Division of the Trial Handicap. Both are four-year-old geldings. The crack sprinter El Golea is to; resume work in Melbourne. It will be ■ remembered that a few days before; the running of the Melbourne Cup he . was shot in a stable at Caulfield. It , was feared that El Golea would not re- ■ cover from the outrage, but he is re- ; ported to be as active as ever in his i leisure paddock. The coveted double of the Indian i turf has been won at Calcutta by the ! English-bred horse Baqlava, a grand- ■ son of The Tetrarch (sire of the New; Zealand horse Tractor, imp.). The win- ' ner, trained by A. Higgins, an Aus- ' tralian. accounted for the King Em- j peror’s Cup (Im.), and the Viceroy’s ' Cup (2m.). Higgins, who is acclaimed ' as the leading trainer of India, has pre- ; pared five winners of the King Emperor’s Cup, and three of the Viceroy’s j Cup. He trained Ethics when the Syd- ; :aey gelding won the great Calcutta | louble in 1934. ; Tattersall’s Club is the oldest sportng body outside the Australian Jockey Club in New South Wales, and its first | neeting was held on the first day of | he year 1866. Two years later the club i istablished the Tattersall’s Club Cup,; ind the race has been run regularly ; iver since. It was in this event a few ; lays ago lhat the New Zealander' fours Truly ran one of his best races ! ;ince reaching Sydney, when he was j lefeated by half a length by Feminist,; >ne of the stoutest mares produced in ■ Australia for some years. The mare I :arried 8.2 and the son of the Southland lire Siegfried (imp.) shouldered 7.13. i Che .12 furlongs were run in 2min, I2sec. , Feminist's dam represents a noted | emale line of the Dominion. While she j vas by a stout imported English horse n Pantheon, by Tracery, her dam was l -oquacious. a full sister to Windbag, ] vinner of the Melbourne Cup and many i ithcr races, the majority at w.f.a.. He las long been recognized as one of the i nost successful sires in the Common- ' vealth. A high-class racehorse herself, I -oquacious was by Magpie (by Dark ; lonald, by Son-in-Law) from Charle- I ■ille (dam of Windbag), by Charle- ■ nagne II from Nithsevo, by Stcpniak grandson of Musket). With a pedigree I such merit and previous performnces to support her claims it was not urprising to find Feminist defeating the Tew Zealand Cup winner Yours Truly a Tattersall’s Club Cup.
Six furlongs. Royal Money 9 0 Feather Lassie 8 8 Knight of Old 9 0 Irish Queen 8 8 Jalna 8 11 Minton 8 8 Topspin 8 10 Sally Sage 8 8 Crinkle 8 8 Southern Light 8 8
quarter. Royal Lancer 9 6 Aspire 8 2 Bow Street 8 8 Atua Rere 7 11 Sea Lady 8 6 Sir Denis 7 0 Aravane 8 4 Royal Money 7 0 Anglo-Irish 8 3 2.30 p.m. WOODLAW HACK HANDICAP, .£100. Six furlongs and a-half. Dolita 8 13 Knight of Old 8 10 Noko 8 12 Irish Queen 8 4 Feather Boa 8 12 Millibar 8 4 Shantyman 8 12 3.10 p.m. FORDE STEEPLECHASE, £120. About two miles. Gay Boa 11 4 King Willow 9 G Fanaine 10 11 All Blood 9 2 Colonel Red Owl 9 0 French 10 2 3.50 p.m. WAIRAKI HZ INDICAP, £100. Seven furlongs. Fleet Street ,9 0 Blissful Lady 8 1 Phalanx 8 3 Ortyx 10 4.30 p.m. BATES HANDICAP, £100. One mile. Aravane 8 11 Eire's Ruin 7 7 Aspire 8 9 Sir Denis i 7 Pink Bond 8 8 Southern Light 7 7 Atua Rere 8 3 Shantyman 7 7
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Southland Times, Issue 24333, 14 January 1941, Page 6
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