TARANAKI HUNT CLUB
ACCEPTANCES FOR RACES OWNERS RESPOND GENEROUSLY.' PROMISE OF SPLENDID MEETING. Owners responded generously la<st night and when the acceptances closed for th© Taranaki Hunt Club’s thirteenth totalisator meeting," to be held next Saturday, a fine list of horses was paid up for. The scratchings averaged three and the number of acceptors just under ten horses for each race —a very satisfactory position. All the best horses stand their ground, the only absentee of note being Lady Quex in the Stratford Handicap, but her defection makes the race more open. Two previous winners of the Hunt Club Cup, Waitaunaha and Huirangi Girl, have accepted, and in this race is also the winner of the recent Egmont-Wan-ganui Hunt Cup, Son o’ Mine. The following is a comparison of the acceptances with last year, this year’s nom* j inations being in parentheses:—
FIFTY NEW ZEALAND HORSES. AUSTRALIAN SPRING RACING. By Telegraph—Brees Assn. —Copyright. Sydney, Aug. 22. The Herald says that, except for a possible unannounced visitor, the racing teams from New Zealand have now arrived for the spring campaign. , At Chisholm’s (Randwick) fifty New Zealand horses are stabled, and. it would not be an’ over-estimate. to place the value of the thoroughbreds at £45,000. _
1929 1930 Hunters’ Hurdles .. .. 9 (13) 8 Cpunake Scurry , .. 17 (12) 10 Hunters’ Steeples .. .. 11 (14) 11 Waihi Handicap .. .. 7 (13) 8 Hunt Club Cup .... .. 13 (12) 10 Stratford Handicap .. 11 (9) 8 Hunters’ Handicap .. U (18) 14 Urenui Handicap .. .. 11 (9) 9 Totals .. 90 - (102) 78 LEiPPERTON HUNTERS’ HURDLES Of 80 sovs One mile and a-half & 1 10yds Pikimai 11 2 Bay Dighton 9 9 Son o' Mine 10 4 Day Lass 9 5 Just John 10 2 Moerangi 9 0 •. Calithe 9 11 Nimblefoot 9 0 OPUNAKE'MAIDEN SCURRY. Of. 90 sovs. Five furlongs. Orapai 8 0 Abbey Land 8 0 ; Screed 8 0 Lady Lulu 8 0 Araukuku 8 0 Miss Chatter 8 0 Biflex 8 0 Rapai 8 0 Miss Stef 8 0 Arvada 8 0 MAIDEN HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE Of 90 sovs. About two miles. Copey 10 10 Siivereino 10 0 'Michael Ngawhaa 10 0 Shimose 10 2 Lady do Side Shot 10 0 Reske 10 0 Razor 10 0 Nimbi efoot 10 0 Lady June 10 0 Acervate 10 0 Miss Opaku 10 0 WAIHI HACK HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs. S even furlongs. The Warden 8 13 Annoyer 13 Gasnapper 8 7 Crenna Town 7 7 Calamine 8 6 Our Nancy 7 7 Whlsogne 8 0 t Coal Bag 7 7 TARANAKI HUNT CLUB CUP. Of 170 sovs., including cup valued at 30 sovs. Abo-ut two miles and a half. Waitaunaha 11 7 Lady June 10 0 Son o' Mine 11 5 Ngawhaa 10 0 Huirangi Girl 10 12 Nlmblefoot 19 0 Just John 10 7 Michael Maldos 10 7 Shimose 10 0 Day Lass 10 0 STRATFORD HANDICAP. Of 110 sovs. Six furlongs. Chief Link 8 5 Goblin Mark® 7 6 Te Atiawa 8 0 Monaghan 7 0 Hopwood 7 10 Bonogne 7 0 Melissa 7 8 Denier 7 0 HUNTERS’ FLAT HANDICAP. Of 90 sovs. One mile and a-quarter. Calithe 11 9 Side Shot 10 0 Waitaunaha 11 5 Copey 10 0 Son o’ Mine 11 5 Siivereino 10 0 Bay Dighton 11 0 Ngawhaa 10 0 Potency 10 12 Lady da Pikimai 10 12 Reske 10 0 Puawhato 10 2 Razor 10 0 Moerangl 10 0 URENUI HACK HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. Royal Finance 9 0 Screed 7 5 Gowan Lea 8 7 Araukuku • 7 5 Monaloff 8-5 Miss Chatter 7 D Tentcall 8 5 Our Nancy I Orapai 8 1 9 9ml nl 00 ft
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Taranaki Daily News, 23 August 1930, Page 5
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