WELLINGTON’S LAST DAY

Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1929, Page 5

WELLINGTON’S LAST DAY

minor events discussed

form mat have shown the way

SOUTH ISLANDERS APPEAR WELL

(By

“Moturoa.”)

Amorist experienced no difficulty in beating HOROMEA on Wednesday, but the New Plymouth mare may extend him more to-day. Thurnbell and line Aero will have their admirers.

This class of race has been a specialty for BONROSE this season and she does not appear to be badly treated with 24 pounds above the minimum. Justify has run well at the meeting and Zarene would bo benefited by her race on Thursday. Juggle has shown promise and so has the two-year-old, Roundelay.

Havering has been unlucky at the meeting and so has MAORI BOY. This pair may do better than Shortly and Royal Black.

WINTER OATS HANDICAP. One mile.

High Pitch won well on Thursday, hut the distance may not be far enough for him. Ruanui is improving and his turn cannot be far off. Puithair will be passed over in preference to Fairy Herald, who has won this race the last two years in succession. King’s Jest is a good sort and right in form, while Tancriri’s good showing against Paddon, confirmed the writer’s opinion of him. Gold Cure has been disappointing and of the rest Merry Mint has made the best showing - . This race will see a big difference in opinion, but “Moturoa” expects the public will go for FAIRY HERALD in preference to Taneriri and King's Jest, while a likely lightweight appears to be Merry Mint,

FABRIANO ran a fine race in the Wellington Steeplechase and may be preferred to Kawini, who won this race last year, and Radiate. Matu did not get a* clear run on Wednesday.

BLACK DUKE is meeting Kaiti on a pound worse terms than on Wednesday and, while Kaiti has improved greatly, the topweight may prove too classy for Kaiti and Taboo, at least.

KIA ORA HANDICAP. Five furlongs.

If BONROSE takes on this race the public wiil favour the speedy South island filly, but in her absence. HOPWOOD and Mark Mint would carry heavy support.

A?«ENDMENT OF DATES. A 1 .TH ii A IT ONS IN TARA N A KI. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. The dates committee of the Racing Conference to-day recommended the following amended dates for the 1929-30 season: — Taranaki Hunt Club-—August 31. Birchwood Hunt Club. —October 2, in lieu of October 30. Waikato Racing Chib. —October 20 and 30. in lieu of October 26 and 28. Waikato Hunt Club—October 28. Waipawfi County Racing Club. —October 28. Cartertdn Racing Club.—November 2. Otaki Maori Racing Club. —November 21 and 22, in lieu November 1 and 2, subject to no objection by the Levin Racing Club. Should the latter club object 5 the Otaki Maori Racing Club would be granted November 1 and 2. Oamaru Jockey Club. —January 17 and 18. in lieu of January 2 and 3, Wairio Jockey Club. —January 25, in lieu of January 11, Waipapakauri Jockey Club. —January 25 in lieu of January 11. If this club does not hold a tota’lisaior meeting on its own racecourse during the 1929-30 season its one-day totalisaior license should be allocated to some other club. Thames Jockey Club.—January 9 and 11 in lieu of January 16 and lb. Takapuna Jockey Club.—January 25 and 29, in .lieu <' January 29 and February 1. Vvairoa Racing Club— January 28 and 30, in lieu January 21 and 23.

Wellington Racing Club. —January 18, 20 and 22, in lieu of January 20, 22 and Pahiatua Racing Club. —January 29 and 30. South Canterbury Jockey Chib.—October 17 and 19, in lieu of January 20 and February Egmont Racing Club.—January 30 and February 1, in lieu February 6 and 8. Taranaki Jockey Club. —February 6 and 8, in lieu of February 13 and 15. Wanganui Jockey Club.'—February 13 and 15, in lieu of February 20 and 22. Woodville District Jockey Club. —February 19 and 20. Dargaville T 'acing Chib.—February 20 and 22, in lieu of February 27 and March 1. Hawke's Bay Jockey Club.—April 11 and 12, in lieu of March 28 and 29, or Marcli 26 and 27. Kumara Racing Club. —April 21. Nelson Jockey Club. —May 9 and 10, in lieu of May 2 and 3. Marlborough Racing Club. —May 1G and 17, in lieu of May 9 and 10. I'igmont-Wanganui Hunt Club—June 7, in lieu of June 23, Oamaru Jockey Club. —March 22 and 24. in lieu of March 23 and May 3.

TALAVERA HURDLES HANDICAP. One mile and a-half. Amorist 11 0 G. National 9 8 Iloromea 10 7 Glena Bay 9 3 Thurnibell 10 4 Master Doon 9 0 Modern 10 2 Inferno 9 0 Fino Acre 10 2 Calluna 9 0 Lady Gay 10 1 General Wai 9 0 Waltzer 9 13

NOVICE HANDICAP, Bonroso Loving Cup Justify Six furlongs. A 9 9 0 0 0 10 10 Arrowzone Kali Riogtail 0 9 12 9 Zarene 9 7 Tainting 9 0 Shotsllk Last Mark Juggle 9 p 9 5 Advent us Roundelay Air Laddie 9 9 9 0 0 0

CROFTON HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. Havering 11 0 Glare V 8 Maori Boy 10 10 Curtsey 9 4 Shortly 10 8 Merle 9 0 Koyal Black 10 7 Iconic 9 0 Brilliant Lucre 9 0 Light 10 6 Austerity 9 0 Balloon 10 0 Mandarine 9 0 High ’ Society 9 13 Otau.ru lass 9 0 Pine Acre 9 12

High Pitch 10 6 Tanagra 9 0 Ruanui 10 o Tinokoa 9 0 Taboo 0 13 Town Bank 9 0 Pulthair 9 13 Merry Mint 9 0 Fairy Henaid 9 0 Rory Mor 9 0 King's Jest 9 7 Kawhakina 9 0 Tanerlrl 9 5 Courageous 9 0 Gold Cure 9 4 Last Crust 9 0 Black Mint 9 4 Marble Ki:*g 9 0 Full Feather 9 3 Cerf9 0 Oliiaemuri 9 S Ota iri 9 0 Tcheka 9

JULY STEEPLECHASE. About three miles. Kav/inl 11 3 Rang! Barto 9 0 Glcndowie 10 12 Young Brigadier Thur nhara 9 0 BiJi 10 Royal Flu'. 9 0 Fabriano 9 9 Mnunga » 0 Matti 9 5 Alarle 9 0 Radiate <» o Boo-nierdity 9 0

ONSLOW HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Black Duke 11 g Sudden Kaitl 10 7 Storm 0 0 Taboo 10 1 Royal Game 9 0 Billikiiia 9 4 Last Crust 9 0 Marble Tcheka 9 0 King 9 3 Taku Tama 9 0 Oration 9 2

Hopwood 11 . 1 Black Odin 9 0 Mark Mint 10 9 El Boa 9 0 Rol do Vai 10 9 Golden Bonrose 10 6 Shadow 9 0 Mangahaerl 10 1 Kotahi Eka 9 0 Taranto 9 13 La Oliamp 9 0 Lucky Bag 9 8 Lucky Hit 9 0 Loving Cup 9 7 Merle 9 0 Arrow Boy 9 7 Walhcmo 2 0 Dainty Ways 9 2