ACCEPTANCES
WAIPA CLUB The final meeting of the Waipa Racing Club committee prior to the annual race meeting on Saturday next, took place on Friday evening last. Mr. A. S. W allace presided, and also presweie. Messrs. F. Quin (president), S. A. Empson, H. Weal, J. P. O’Sullivan, A. H. Storey, C. F. Storey, A. Bond, J. T. Young, T. G. Martin, M. JI. Lines, and the secretary, Mr. J. G. Wynyard. The secretary reported that the total acceptances for the race meeting was 107, a decrease of 16 on last year. Donations totalling 21gns were received to date to provide a 40guine or 50-guinea trophy, to go with the stake money for the Te Awamutu Oup. Further donations were expected before race day. It was decided to present a g-old-mounted whip to the rider of the winner of the cup. The following appointments were made: —IS umber board steward, Mr. E. Gothorp; bird-cage steward, Mr H ?. ha J' r \, a , ssistant>clerk o£ scales,* Mr* Melrose; totalisator steward, Mr. 5- MeCalUmi; assistant-secretary, Mr. P. Goldsbro. The local Retailers’ Association has arranged to close the at T e Awamutu from In noon on race da T- Messrs. E. H. Metcalfe (Pokunui), G. Jeffs (Te w'TA'A’ J - Jeffries (Pokuru), L. d OI L (Hairim), B. Gadsby (Frontier Road), C. J. Palmer (ITairini) and A J. Ray (Waikeria) were elected members of the club. Mr. Young stated that ho had misunderstood the position regarding the track fees, and his notice of motion, therefore, was not proceeded with.
HAS LOT OF SPEED Two races were exacted from Abbess at Taumarunui and she i-aced consistently for a win and a third. She was ridden by R. McTavish, who got her away smartly in the Taringamotu Handicap, and allowed her to assume the lead three furlongs from home. The daughter of Quin Abbey appeared to have the issue well in hand at the home turn, and her horseman showed unwonted confidence, nearly being caught by a surprisingly determined run by Rose Lupin in the last furlong. However, there were no regrets and Abbess returned her supporters a little over evens. She was produccd ™ th e Ownango Handicap at the end of the day, but failed to stayafter being several lengths ahead of the others in the middle stages of the race. Six furlongs—or seven furlongs—will suit Abbess, and she indicated that she will win further honours on the turf.
AIAUKGATAUA HURDLES Of £150; 1£ miles. Pine Acre 10 3 Air Force . 9 1 Delude . . 9 13 Schorr ... 9 1 Aurora Vinella ... 9 0 Borealis 9 12 Red Lane . . 9 o Panorama . 9 12 Some Red . . 9 o High Heather 9 9 Real Estate. 9 0 vv iimoreana 9 2 Double Soult 9 0 12.30 TRIAL PLATE Of £100; 6 furlongs Pedestal . S 11 Portray ... S 11 Whakaue . 8 11 Grattus ... 8 ii Arrowzone . S 11 Jokeform . . S ii Callamart . S 11 Dancing Star 8 ii Rangitoa . . 8 11 Habit .... 8 ii Platina . . 8 11 Grecian ... 8 ii Tigrano . . Cook . . . 8 11 8 11 Lady Gen . . S ii 1 15 b obton HANDICAP Of £275; 1£ miles. Kick Off . . 9 0 Mountain First Acre 8 13 Heath ... 7 s Merry Damon 8 9 Avro .... 7 7 Spearmiss . 8 8 Courageous . 7 7 Talisker 8 8 Imperial Merry Mint. 8 1 Spark .... 7 0 Blimp . . . 7 13 Moepai ... 7 0 O A MANGARAWA HACK Of £130; furlongs Knightlike . . 9 0 Head Serang 7 9 Tahoma . . . 8 0 Cuticle ... 7 8 Royal Parade 8 0 Te Awlia ... 7 8 St. Melba . 8 0 Manifesto . . 7 2 Waterspear . 7 13 The Budget 7 1 Brown Sugar 7 12 Warzone . . 7 1 Glenartney 7 11 Rule Auda . . . 7 11 Britannia . . 7 0 Blue Paper . . 7 11 Pari ... 7 0 Repay . . 7 11 Good Acre . . 7 0 Statuary . Great Lady 7 11 7 11 Piako .... 7 0
<2 4-0 OETIS HANDICAP Of £200 6 fur. Star Stranger Kaihoro . . . Admiral Drake . . . Atholspear . 8 11 8 11 8 G S 1 Royal Duke . Moa Bird . . Aspiring ... Veronese . . 7 7 7 7 6 5 5 2 3. 30 NURSERY HANDICAP Of £140 ; 5 fur. Princess Betty . . . Cylinder ... Tenderly ... Salon .... Skied ... War Worn . Kahikatoa . . Benign . . . Henry of Navarre Si G 8 5 V 10 7 10 V 10 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Kilbroney—Cotillion filly . . . 7 Drastic ... 7 Rapallo ... 7 Arajean ... 7 Tripping . , 7 Nimble ... 7 Jenny Diver 7 5 2 2 2 2 41 PJ WHARITI HACK Of £130; 1 Count Palatine .... Thrift . . . Austerity . . Royal Black Chopin . . . The Masher Royal Opera mile !) 6 5 13 8 10 3 9 S 5 8 4 3 1 and a distance Shortlj' ... Gold Bag ... Malahat . . Mothplane Goldlike ... Balloon . . . The Mug . . Mirabilary . . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 13 5 s 6 3 1 1 0 0 borough HANDICAP Of £150; furlongs. Toxeuma Rameses . Maui Queen’s Choice . . Briar Root Royal Lineage 10 0 9 1 8 13 8 13 8 5 8 3 Discourse Austerity . . Borsalene . . Second Thought . Billion ... 7 7 7 7 7 13 13 12 11 11
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 842, 10 December 1929, Page 12
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