TEN RACES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 978, 22 May 1930, Page 14

TEN RACES

TAUMARUNUI’S BILL TWO RACES MAY BE DIVIDED With such heavy acceptances it was certain that two races at Taumarunui on Saturday would have to be divided. This has been done, division lists being drawn up in the Maiden Handicap and the Matapuna Hack, but the wording in the official card may be repeated: “Should it be necessary to run this race in divisions, the draw and numbers on the totalisator will be as follow . . . From this it is concluded that only if the actual number of starters exceeds the safety number will the two events named be run in divisions, with the totalisator opened only once for each race. The following is the draw for the divisions:—• MAIDEN HANDICAP Of £100; 6 furlongs (First Division)

Guineas Winner Stays in Derby

LIST OF ACCEPTANCES PARADINE’S OMISSION Acceptances for the three remaining English classics were' made on April 7. There are now 94 left in the Derby, 75 in the Oaks, and 118 in the St. Leger. There is to be a third and final acceptance stage for the Derby and Oaks on May 27, the week before the running, and for the St. Leger on September 2. The Derby is to be run on Wednesday week, June 4. Most of the fancied horses remain in the ger, Lord Dewar accepted with Golden Dawn, The Recorder and Lovat Scout, but'as Lord Dewar* has since died his entries' have become null and void. H.H. the Aga Khan has accepted with Blenheim, Rustom Pasha, Motiwala and Ut Majeur. Lord Derby’s colours will be carried either by Caerleon or Knight of Lorn, as both Salamis and Botany Bay have been taken out. The winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, Diolite, is among the acceptors, as is also the third horse, Silver Flare, but the second horse, Paradine, is missing Lord Derby’s Fair Isle, winner of the One Thousand Guineas, is among the Oaks acceptors, as are also the second and third in the race. Torchere and Sister Clover. Lord Dewar’s Grace Dalrymple and H.H. the Aga Khan’s Qurrat-al-Ain, two other well performed fillies last season, have also been kept in. Ann Gudman is another of the Aga Khan’s representatives engaged, and as winner of four of her seven races last season she may, if necessary, prove a reliable deputy for Qurrat-al-Ain The Derby acceptors, among which no fillies' remain, and therefore all carry 9.0, are given for reference, and are as follow: DERBY STAKES

A sweepstakes of £IOO each, or forfeit, with £3,000 added; second 10 per cent, and third 5 per cent, of the whole stakes; breeder of winner £SOO. For three-year-old entire colts and fillies. One mile and a-half. Writ (Lord Astor), Trews (Lord Astor), Tankard (Mr. J. S. Austen), Pegasus (Mrs. Chester Beatty), Ethics (Mrs. Chester Beatty), Allagash (Lord Beaverbiook), Algonquin (Lord Beaverbrook), Espion (Mr. F. J. Benson), Secret Paper (Lieut.-Colonel C. W. Birkin), Feeding Storm (Mr. H. G. Blagrave), Dribbling (Madame Edmond Blanc), Soupeur (Madame Edmund Blanc), Hurry Up 11. (M. George Blumenthal), Sphinx 11. (M. Marcel Boussac), Portland Bill (Mr. F. H. Bowcher), Centaur (Lady Carnarvon), Astonishing Luck (Mr. H. F. Clayton), The Sponger (Mr. J. M. Clayton), Bull Dog (Captain J. D. Cohn), Potiphar 11. (Captain J. D. Cohn), Amfortas (Captain J. D. Cohn), Silver Flare (Major J. S. Courtaukl), Sea Rover (Mr. A. R. Cox), Diocletian (Lord D’Abernon), Haverholme (Mr. F. W. Dennis), Caerleon (Lord Derby), Knight of Lorn (Lord Derby), Golden Dawn (Lord Dewar), The Recorder (Lord Dewar), Lovat Scout (Lord Dewar), Challenger (Lord Dewar). Poor Lad (Sir H. Cunliffe-Owen), Ballyferis (Major D. Dixon), Lovelace 11. (Mr. Edward Esmond), Pearlash 11. (Mr. Edward Esmond), Alcyon (Mr. Edward Esmond), Cartello (Captain J. Fielden), Golden Grace (Vicomte de Fontarce), Manmte (Sir Richard Carton), Grand Salute (Lord Glanely), Sky Cracker (Lord Glanely), LausdoVne (Lord Glanely), Singapore (Lord Glanely), Hephaestus (Mr. C. W. Gordon), Brabant (Mr. P. Haldin). Craig Park (Lord Harewood), Casserole (Mr. J W. Harvie). Diolite (Sir Hugo Hirst), Bargany (Lord Howard de Walden), Charger (Sir Charles Hyde) Beau Pere (Sir j. Buchanan Jardme). Foxhill (Air. J. B. Joel), Buller (Mr. Sol Joel). Motlivala (H.H. Aga Khan). Rustom Pasha (H.H. Aga Khan). TJt Alajeur (H.H. Aga Khan), Blenheim (H.H. Aga Khan). Sliver Gill (Air. G. Lambton). Blue Tram (Mr H R. Lawrence), Strongbow (Lieut.Colonel Giles lAider). Christopher Robm (Lieut.-Colonel Giles Loder). Junior Counsel (Lady Ludlow) Parthenon (Mr. \. K. Alacomber). AV est. Ivor AV est (Air. A. K. Maeomber), Noble Star (Mr. H. P Xickalls), Eyes Front (Sir George x-*oble) Redeswood (Sir Lind say Parkinson). Seer (Mr. G JL Peek). Kjmiwl (Duke of Portland). Tetragem (Mr. T. Richards), Pennant (Air Anthony de Rothschild). Antunum (Air. .Tames A. de Rothschild). Ravenswood (Sir John Rutherford), fliendan (Sir \ ictor Sas soon), Oromatto (Sir A ictor Sassoonl, Raineses the Second (Air. W. Al. G. Singer 1 Drakensbury (Mr. W. M. G. Singer), The Daunhin (Lady Cynthia Slessor), Meredith (Mr. Someriille Tattersall). Iliac! (Air. Somerville Tattei - sail), Quartrain (Air. At. H- Thorpe). The Phansr (Air. S. .T. L-nzue). -Tourney-s End (Mr AV. J. Waldron). Banchor (Mr. Reid Walker). Kins- Baldwin (Mrs. Edgar Wallacel. Adlon (Mrs. Edear AVallace), Young Buck (Mrs. Edgar W allacel Sandals (I-sdv zia Wernher). Robm A Bobbin (Mrs S. Whitburn), Tetranodos (Mr. -T. AI Wnodville). The Scout IT. (Mn William Woodward). Cal lon l,y /Lord Wool avington), Dick Kwiveller (Lord AV nolavington). Parentheses (Lord Woolavmgton.

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