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i FIXTURES. .May 2G.—Amber ley R.C. Jmie 2, 4.—Otaki Maori RC, June 2.4, 6.—Dunedin J.O. June 24, 6. —Aueklauid R,C Juno 16.— Napier Park RXJ. Juno 20.—Hawke's Ray Hunt ClubJune 22, 23.—Hawke's Ray J«C. June 7.—Ashburton County R.CNOTES BY PAPERMONEY. Satrap was sent to Australia from Wellington yesterday. * * * Chick wheat k doing good work, on the tracks at Riccartoii. * * * Sir George Clifford has sold the three-year-old colt Tearaway, by Painure from Brambletye, to Messrs .Payne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd. who were acting for Mr L. J. Fechney, of Ashburton. Tearaway is a brother to the Champagne Stakes Winner Prickles. He is a well-grown colt, who unfortunately has become affected in the wind. His new owner contemplates i using him for utud purposes. A 0 Campbell the ex-South Island" horseman, will be Perle de Leon's rider in the big hurdles at Auckland. * * * The three-year-old colt Homegate, hy Autumnus from Fairhaven, has been purchased from Sir George Clifford by G. Murray Aynsley. * * * Nine of spades is quickly coming to hand under F. Christrnas's care at Riccartoii, and there is every prospect of him standing up to a solid preparation. He was a fair stake earner in, Hawke's Bay, but he went wrong shortly after going •to the South, and had to be given a lengthy spell. * * * Rafa has quietened down since ; being under H. J. Abbott's care, and the Waitara owner-trainer is hopeful of him coming on again. * * * Whenuanui is to be given a lengthy spell on his owner's property at Urenui. * * * At Ellerslie last Tuesday, Corinax and Piet went off together from the new mile post and they were joined at the five furlongs post by The Thorn. They ran the first half mile in 52 2-5, Piet dropping out at this stage. Corinax finished up the journey slightly in front of The Thorn in 1.48 4~ssec. * *' * Royal Tea is reported to be doing work on the traces at Ellerslie. AUCKLAND ACCEPTANCES. Press A«»of!Rtiwn—Cbpyri«ht. AUCKLAND, Last Night.
Following are the acceptances for the Auckland Racing Club's winter meeting:
Greenlane Steeplechase, about two miles and a-half. Brigadier Bill 12.3, San Fera 10.2, Lafly Cintra, Polyphemus 9.12, Manganui 9.8, Knme hameha 9.6, Cureaform 9.5, Ruby Ring, Bahadur, Sea Comet, Master Noel,' Haeremai, Clockwork, Mashoor, Wee' Marble, Farndon, Fane, Lord Bruce 9.0.
Jervois Handicap, one mile.—Waltzer 9.13, Modest Boy 9.11, Respirator 9.3,' Billikins, Speechless 8.11, Taurimu 8.10, Auriculus 8.9, Restaurant, Orchus 5.4, Quinsilia 8.1, Appellant Wyoming, Marble King, Catapult, Miss N.Z., Lord Abbey, Killute, Parfait Amour, Kelso, Template, Oscar, Miss Myrtle, Brampon Sunny Morn, Arikioa, Te Waka, Synduiaet, Viburnum, Good Boy, Still Jim.'Royal Trek Bluespear, Moe Hall, Tidal,, Storm Fiend, Mountain Guide 8.0. Penrose Hurdles, one mile and three-quarters.—Peneus 11.3, Kfexwini 10.11, Mount Marta 10.7, Lady Spalpeen 10.1, Kilburn 8.0, Potoauui 9.12, Bourn 9.10, Llewellyn 9.10, Wenday 9.8, Qumcoma, Hangawei'a 9.8, Scot Free 9.2, Bright Bay, Golden Glass, Cullgie, Pekatahi, Prince Lu, Archeno, Adjuster, Star o£ East, Marble Mount 9.0.
Great Northern Hurdles, two miles and a half.—Wedding March 11.8, Archibald 10.12, Brigadier Bill 10.3, Perie de Leon 10.2, Pouri 9,12, Aberfeldy 9.11, Royal Form 9.10, Mia Bella 9.5, Beau Cavalier, Maunga 9.2, Mister Gamp, Vexatious, Kawa Red Comet Karamu 9.0.
Cornwall Handicap on mile and a quarter.—Te Kara 9.12, Eden Hall 9.2 Yoma BJ3, High Pitch 5.12, Town Bank 8.9, Gorinax 8.7, Transformer, Loir.iiU 8.4, Manly 8.2, Princess Ronnie Stoirjy : Papatu' S.l, Master Master Doou, Micrometer, Schorr, Cynthia N., Mervetee, King Emerald, Queen Arch, Nucleus 8.0. Huirt, Club Hurdles, two miles.—' Glendowie 11.2, Levenside 10.0, Roman Abbey, Fiery Lad 9.13, Importer 9.11, Stonewall 9.7, Glenetta, Geyserland 9.5, Rafferty 9.3, Prince Rapa, Pukerimu, Louis Poto, Mashoor, Haeremai, Pompeius, Marita, Betty Zane, Miss Alma, Pai Ana, Odin 9.0.
Members' Handicap, Six furlongs. King Lu 10.3, Nancy Lee 9.13, Royal Tea 9.11, Dave, Kingfield 9.5, Sir Archie, Flying Juliet 9.4, King Smock 9.0, The Thorn 8.11, Day Guard 8.9, Lorient 11., Whaka 8.7, Oration 8.3, Hyde Park, Romford, Lorna Doon, Saucy Lass, Tinokoa, Judge's Box, Thursby, Muscari, Eh Timi, Backen Abbey, Ballymoy IL, Barometer 8.0. Great Northern Steeplechase, about three miles and three-quarters (Second day).—Beau Cavalier 12.2, Wedding March 11.7, Comical 10.12, Archibald, Tuki 10.7, Maunga 10'2, Passin' Through, Wiltshire 9.13, Brigadier Bill 9.12, Perle de Leon 9.11, Royal Form 9.9, Glendowie, Pouri 9.7, Mangani, Wee Marble 9.0. DUNEDIN ACCEPTANCES. Press Association —Copyright. DUNE DIN". Last night. Following are the acceptances for the first day of the Dunedin, Jockey
Club's winter meeting:--Trial Hurdles. One utile and a Jiail. —Red Heather 10.8, Uuncaso iv.i, Hard Prince 9.13, Suon 9-8, Heisier y G Cupidon 9.3, Apple Dignton U.d, d™«i Lmul 9.2 Armeiiair, • lun.ynoe, Craigmore 9.0., , Brighton Handicap. One mjl ,- Rotor 9-7, Latin Quarter 9.0, Mai-iiiiv-ir Bi 3 Quicktai 8.12, mit lar Princess 7.7. , Birthday Handicap. One mile an a 1 nf - -Queen Balboa 8.8, Overhaul 8.5, Taboe 8.2. Black Mmt 7.12, Wbo 7.111, 4Te*co 7.9, Apache ~», Hea ther Lad 7.4, Overorawii .M. toretto 7.0, King bo! 7\ [{ Otago .Steeplechase, Three mnos and ■ja ix.g Scamp 10.7, Dubious 10-b, 10.2, Thistlecrown 9.10, Ranui 9.9, Royal fashion 9.7. . . Trandesmen's Handicap, sax tmW. 9.13, King Balboa 9of Gay Sonnet* 8.12, Poya 8 11, Taboo 8.10, Tip Tree. 8.5 Com Money 7.13. Nine oi Spadesl 7.9, Uar„ot 77, Antrum Boy 7.7 Mi» Winkie 7.2, Malrtis 7.1, Ronaki <-0, Money Mine 7.0. . Hunters' Steoplechaes. lwo miles and a *ialf.-Nyloti s 11.5 Captain Sarto 10.9, Soger's ... Dream 110.8, Msseage Boy 9-9, Decision 9.9, iUmauwhiri 9.4, Tunamoe 9.0. Jumpers' Fbt. One nule and » quarter.—Happv Warrior lO.vOuncase 10.2, Oriflamb 10.1 .Beauty Li*ht 9.13. Kaikabu 9.11. Scion 9.9, Coastguard 9.6, Jovial 9.6. Winter Handicap. One mile.compoop 9-8, Chickwhemfc 9.5, Lacy Locket 91 Wincatui 810* wry Herald 8.8,' Gold Mint 8.4, WW Mist 8.3, Rotor 8.1, Schotascbe. boltoe, Doleful Ditty 8.0.
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 62, 26 May 1928, Page 7
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