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THREE-YEAR-OLDS

BIGGEST STAKE WINNERS LAST SEASON HUNTING CRY AND EAGLET

According to the official list compiled and published in the New Zealand "Referee,” two three-year-olds were at the top of the table of winning horses for the season which ended last Thursday. These juveniles were Hunting Cry and Eaglet, trained at Hastings (by J. M. Cameron) and Takanini (by JT. Jamieson) respectively. Hunting Cry won the Great Northern Derby, this success being responsible for nearly half his total. Eaglet, second on the list, captured the Avondale and Great Northern Guineas, and the New Zealand Oaks, for her Auckland owner Best Handicapper The four-year-old Concentrate (trained at Trentham) was third on the list, his biggest successes being in tlio Auckland and Wellington Cups. Concentrate was tin* biggest winner among the handicap performers. Other Auckland horses well lip in tho list were Pegaway, Corinax, In the Shade and Prodice, all winning over £ 2,000. However. Auckland horses’ placings on tho winning list were only second, twelfth, sixteenth, seventeenth and nineteenth. The following is the list of the leading winning horses:

RELATED TO TOXEUMA A PROMISING FILLY GOOD WORD FOR HINE WF.Hf lline Wclii, the half-sister to Toxeuma, who last week entered her two-year-old period, gives promise of turning out satisfactorily. On appearances she is assuredly a good looker, and in addition sho is brimful of power, and it would not be at all surprising to see her occupy a foremost place among tho two-year-old contestants this season (comments a Napier writer).

MOSSTROOPER’S NEXT

AUSTRALIAN STEEPLECHASE BIG WEIGHT IN SATURDAYS RACE MELBOURNE, Wednesday, following are the final acceptances for the leading event at the Victoria Amateur Turf Club’s meeting at Caulfield on Saturday; AUSTRALIA N STEEPLECHASE Of £2,100; about 3£ miles. Mosstrooper 12 10 Renown ... Jl2 Kentle .... 12 3 Glentronie ..99 Nam era ... 11 2 Orange Park 9 7 Adit 10 3 2 Bang Bang 9 5 Johnny Cake 10 3 2 Good Whisky 9 3 Hungarian .. 10 7 Aneas . 9 0 George William 9 33

NICE PRESENTS TWO HORSES THAT WON UNORTHODOX BUT * SUCCESSFUL TRAINING Mr. R. Bailie, who. the cable man told us died last week, was formerly a prominent owner and trainer, and the notable successes of his horses was attributed to his unorthodox, but effective, training methods. He was the early owner of that fine racehorse, David Mr Bailie, who trained his horses first at Canterbury Park and later at Rosehill. did not believe in housing his thoroughbreds, and in wet weather a double supply of rugs was provided For him Don Moon won the 1927 Don caster Handicap on an exceptionally heavy course and King of the Forest won two Summer Cups in his colours in 1921 and 1923.

Some months ago Mr Bailie, who had retired from his former activity in the turf in New South Wales purchased Hustler and The Quaker, and presented them to a relation, the wellknown Rosehill trainer. E. M. Williams. The horses won races at Canterbury Park on June 7.

Hunting Cry Kaglet Wins Total Placings .L •• i 4. Its;, 12 3.010 Concentrate . . . . Aurora Borealis . . 2 8 3,875 . . 0 1 1 Historic Chide " r t !* r> <»es tu re Tnxeuma Glare Ci mabue Maori Bov .. . . !* .17 2,310 I’ogr.iway 1 g 2,300 Meadow Bark . . Bright Glow .. .. Star Stranger .. . . 2 7 Corinax .. :: In the Shade .. 2 7 » 'ylindor .: 2 S IVodiee .. . . . i 7 2,027 1,930 W hi to Bung . . .. i 1 ,S90 Taboo True Blood .. .. RS65 1 l Hager Rose .. .. Rabbi . . 4 6 1,765 Pagan cl li . . 3 1 1 1,720 Merry Damon . . G 1 0 1.707 Great Chart, r .. 7 1,705 King's Jest .. .. 1.600 Taneriri 1,075 King's Guard Ponjola .. 5 .. 6 D S Lady Quex .. .. 9 1,61 3 Ma.nga.ni 1 .500 1 1 1,585 Pint hair .. 4 o 1.510 Royal Boulton .. .. 2 1,510 Red Sea Full Feather . . 5 . . 5 1 2 7 Carinthia .. .. !» 1.475 Wiltshire 2 1,170 Black Duke . . .. Richfield .. 7 I n II 1,447 1.110 A ware re . . 3 11 Prince Yal . . . . . . 4 11 1,350 Other Auckland horses that ha VC wo £500 or more are the following: :— Taunmi .. 4 7 1,2S0 Mervette . . 4 G 1.220 Hard Words . . . . 1.180 Xassock . . 4 !• 1,124 Luminary Refresher .. 5 .. 5 G 1. M 5 1 .Or7, Prince of Orange .. 3 12 S 0 1,010 Master Lu . . . . ('. 955 Gold Moif«v .. .. . . 7 17 9 14 940 Star Comet .. .. l 910 Royal Ruler .. .. . . - SS5 Lady’s Boy r. .. .. 3 850 Prince Lu . . .. Hakanoa Sir Russell .. .. 10 Hyde Park .. ‘SO Sea Cob Flying Prince . .• .. 2 4 iio Valuation .. 3 3 645 Bell Star .. 3 1 1 615 Hon i ton . . 3 5 Cl 5 Buev Rose .. .. 8 GOO Barometer .. .. 3 505 Tenakohe Page Boy 4 10 i I . . 2 8 Mountain Guide Abbess . . 2 4 10 Gem light Desert Glow Imperial Prince .. y .. i .. 2 G 4 G 545 540 540 Motere .. 3 G 530 British King Mithra Sight Draft .. .. :: 1 .. 1 G c 4 515 515 500

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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1044, 7 August 1930, Page 12

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THREE-YEAR-OLDS Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1044, 7 August 1930, Page 12

THREE-YEAR-OLDS Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1044, 7 August 1930, Page 12

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