NELSON RACE MEETING
NELSON RACE MEETING. FIRST DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. : By Telegraph—Press Association. Nelson, May 1. Following are the acceptances for the first day of the Nelson Jockey Club’s meeting, to be held on May 6 and 8:— HOPE HACK HANDICAP, of £75. Seven furlongs: Landmark 9.7, Kalmuk 3.13, Capetown 8.13, Gold Sand 8.6, Hampden 8.4, Shootist 8.3, Gold Arrow 7.13, Purse 7.12, Bonnie Vale 7.11, Jael 7.7, Dawn o’ Day 7.7, Imasurvey 7.7. NELSON CUP, of £l5O (including cup valued at £25 to the winner). One mile and a-quarter: Landmark 9.0, Miladi 8.8, White Doe 8.6, Stanchion 7.13, Juggle •7.13, Navaho 7.11, Cape Fair 7.8, Eaton Hall 7.4, Flower 7.0, Coomassie 7.0, Fallow 7.0. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of £9O. Six furlongs: Miladi 9.5, Semper Paratus 8.9, Sir Pombal 8.9, Projection 7.9, Hampden 7.6, Full Crop 7.5, Solvear 7.3, Miss Mercia 7.0, Golden Shadow 7.0, Lady Rene 7.0.
ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of £7O. Six furlongs: Landmark 9.3, Haulbowline 8.9, Gold Sand 8.3, Hampden 8.2, Shootist 8.1, Lady Ronald 7.13, Gold Arrow 7.10, Solitaire ,11. 7.8, Purse 7.8, Golden Shadow 7.8, Imasurvey 7.4, Dawn o’ Day 7.3, Noctumus 7.0, Helen Hayes 7.0. WAIMEA HANDICAP, of £B5. One mile: Make Up 9.5, Stanchion 8.2, Juggle 8.2, Pakitere 7.13, Eaton Hall 7.7, Coll 7.3, Flower 7.2, Miss Mercia 7.1, Lady Rene 7.0, Jael 7.0, Fallow 7.0. RICHMOND TROT (harness), of £6O. One mile and a-quarter (class 3.7): Max Havoc, Guy Star, Parrish Maid, Janice, Guy Mond, Count Parrish, limit. MAITAI TROT, (harness), of £55. One mile and a-quarter (class 3.7):, Max Havoc, Guy Star, Trixie de Oro, 'Janice, Guy Mond, Count Parrish, limit NELSON REHANDICAPS. Wellington, Last Night. Rehandicaps for the Nelson race meeting, are:— Hope Handicap: Shootist 8.10. Cup: Eaton Hall 7.10. Electric Handicap: . Shootist . 8.8, Solitaire 11. 8.1. i Waimea Handicap: Eaton Hall 7.13, Coll '7.9. ’ TE KUITI RACE MEETING. AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME. The attention of owners and trainers is drawn to the programme of the Te Kuiti Racing Club'S annual meeting, which is to be held on Te Rapa racecourse on May 20 and 22. The programme is a particularly attractive one, the principal event, the King Country Steeple- ' chase, carrying a stake of £2OO, while the main flat event, the President’s Handicap, .is worth £175. Other events tha first day are the Te Kuiti Hurdles (£150). ■the Stewards’ Handicap (£150), the Otorohanga and Rangitoto hack events (each ,£100), the Hack Hurdles (£100) and the Maiden Race (£75). On the second day the Kawhia Steeples (£175) and the Waitomo Handicap (£150) are the principal races. This gathering will afford trainers a ■very convenient stop on the way to the big Ellerslie gathering and is sure to be well patronised. Nominations for all ‘events will close with Mr, E. H. O’Meara, secretary of the Waikato Racing Club, ’Hamilton, at 9 p.m. on Friday, May 8. WINOOKA TO GO TO AMERICA. MATCHES AGAINST GALLOPERS. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright Sydney, May 2. Messrs A. Matthews and W. McDonald, joint owners, have decided to send Winooka to America at the end of the month to be matched against outstanding gallopers up to a mile and a-quarter. Pike, the jockey, has agreed to make the trip and ride Winooka, and the trainer, Polson, will accompany the horse. AUCKLAND WINTER RACES. STEEPLECHASE HANDICAPS. Handicaps for the chief events at the Auckland Racing Club’s meeting opening on June 3 are:— GREAT NORTHERN HURDLE RACE. Of £9OO. Two and a-half miles.
Landmark 11 5 Morena 9 5 Make Up 11 5 Kinsel 9 5 Prince at High CommisOrange 11 3 sioner 9 5 Cruachan 10 11 Standfast 9 4 Billy Boy 10 11 Biform 9 3 Aladdin 10 5 Free Air 9 3 Callamart 10 5 Hounslow 9 2 Paddon 10 5 Advance Camp .9 2 High Pitch 10 3 Consent 9 1 Mambo ■ 10 2 Okopua 9 1 Royal Visitor 10 2 Omeo 9 0 Simeon 10 2 Adventua 9 0 Emancipation 10 0 Crelna’s King 9 0 Wiltshire , 9 12 Fine Acre 9 0 Thespis 9 10 Jayson 9 0 Luminary 9 10 Kawini 9 0 Pull Mark 9 10 Miss . Hastings 9 0 True Blood 9 9 Mangani 9 0 Lu cess 9 7 Trlshna 9 0 CORNWALL HANDICAP. Of £550. One and a-quarter miles. Peter Jackson 9 4 Valroe 7 fi Manawhenua' 8 13 Courtyard . ’ 7 . 6 Master Briefly 8 13 Alloy 7 6 Seatown 3 10 ■' Nightmare 7 5 L’Allegro 8 8 Aiguille 7 5 Taneriri 8 7 Gibraltar 7 2 Sunny Sky 8 6 Prolyxo 7 2 Royal Artist 8 4 Stanchion 7 2 King March 8 3 Tarporley 7. 2 Protomint 8 3 Beacon Fire 7 1 Lady Quex 8 3 Blanford 7 0 Plying Prince 8 2 Bush Lawyer 7 0 Jonathan 7 11 Fairway 7 0 Speedmlnt 7 11 Grand Tea 7 0 Little Doubt 7 11 Jalldy Karo 7 0 Knight of Lucy Rose 7 0* Australia 7 11 Master Norval 7 0 Chromadyne 10 Ornamental 7 0 Carfex 7 9 Princess Bede 7 0 Grand Talk Y 6 Revelation 7 0 Limeen 7 6 Run 7 0 Valsier 7 6 Royal Gallant 7 0 GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE. Of £1000. About 3} miles. Billy Boy 12 7 : Emancipation 9 9 Landmark 11 5 Master Lu 9 7 Make Up 11 5 Kawini 9 5 Prince of Luminary 9 5 Orange 10 12 Absent 9 0 Callamart 10 11 Creina'a King .9 0 Royal Visitor 10 8 Foxhound 9 0 Simeon 10 8 Fino Acre C 9 0 Wiltshire 10 High CommisCopey 10 3 sioner 9 0 Okopua 9 11 Jayson 9 0 Omeo 9 11 Mangani 9 0 Ducess 9 9 Standfast 9 0 High Pitdh 9 9
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Taranaki Daily News, 3 May 1933, Page 10
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