WHO’S WHO TO-DAY

Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1933, Page 4

WHO’S WHO TO-DAY

A GUIDE FOR RACEGOERS. (By “Hurry On.”) Maiden Hunters’ Steeplechase. Hauwai: Second in Hunters’ Flat at Wanganui; schooled well at Awapuni' last week. Michael Shimose: Was second in Hunt Cup two years ago; ran prominently at the point-to-point on the King’s Birthday. Ngareta: Promising horse who galloped well on Thursday morning; won two events at the point-to-point on June 3 with a lot in hand. Shamin: A useful hunter and a safe fencer. Money Boy: Has been in solid work during the last month; safe fencer with a fair amount of pace. Mataro: Schooled fairly well on Thursday; has shown a good turn of pace. Silver Band: Failed at Wanganui, but has been working well at Hawera since then. Opunake Hack Scurry. Taitoru: Ran some good races last spring, including a third to Carfex and Merry Way in this race last year; subsequently went off but should do better this season. Diversion: Has shown pace and has been placed in the north; galloped well on Tuesday morning at Takanini. Bold Bid: Has raced only once, when he showed a good turn of pace at Feilding last spring; has been galloping well at New Plymouth. No Doubt: A useful two-year-old last season; was twice runner-up to Merry Way at Hawera last February; has been showing premise on .the track at Hawera. Round Table: Will be having his first race; has been shaping well at Hawera. Haunui: Has given promise but has disappointed with the colours up. Tahurangi: Will be having his first race but has shown a fine turn of pace on the tracks. Lebaron: No performances. Matorni: Showed a lot of pace as a two-year-old and worked pleasingly on Thursday morning. Artful Dodger: No performances. Stratford Handicap. Carfex: A leading three-year-old last season; has done most of his racing over a. distance but has been sprinting well on the track lately. Lucky Alice: Showed good form last autumn, when she won at Wanganui; has been troubled with soreness lately. Glenvane: A ‘hack “boom” of last spring, when he won four races on end. Failed at Trentham but : has improved since and has been working in good style. ' Cereal: A speedy hack who was only once out of a place last season. Merry Way: Showed much promise last autumn, when she won a double in great style at Stratford; has been shaping well on the tracks lately. Taranaki Hunt Cup. Winnagan: A greatly improved hunter; has won three times and been second once in his last four stars; an accomplished jumper; won the race two years ago. Don Erma: An improving hunter; has won a point-to-point at Waverley and maiden steeplechase at Wanganui in his only , two starts; has been working well at Hawera. Arikitea: Showed good form last spring but his recent efforts have not been encouraging; was third at Wanganui. Ngareta: A promising hunter; showed good form at point-to-point on King’s Birthday and has done well since. Shamin, Mataro and Money Boy: All in the opening event; their prospects can be better judged by their showings there. Waihi Hack Handicap. : March Alone: Won at Hawera in May in great style, but disappointed at Trentham; working well at Hawera. , Glowlight: Small but game and stays on; she may contest the Members’ Handicap. . St..Clara: A maiden who has been galloping well at Hawera; ran a fine race into third place at Egmont winter meeting, '■ Silk Sox: Will be having his first real outing, though he won a flat race at the point-to-point on June 3 in fine style. Members’ Handicap. Chief Joy: Was very useful over this distance at northern meetings during th® last two seasons; may need the race. Lucky Alice: See Stratford Handicap. Little Doubt: A good galloper when in the mood; won on his last start at Otaki in June. Richfield: A good horse when right; has been doing good work at Hawera. Glowlight: An honest little mare who can be depended on to be in it all th® ■way. Hunters’ Flat Handicap. Arikitea: Won last year; would be hard to beat if he strikes form. Winnagan: Would go well if reserved, but will probably tackle the Hunt Cup. Hauwai: Second to Count Palatine in similar class of event at Wanganui; expected to go well. I The Hiker: Was unlucky to lose hurdle race at Pakuranga; has a lot of pace for a hunter. Count Lendroff: A likely ’sort who is improving with racing. Burnwood: Ran a good race at Wanganui into third place behind Count Palatine and Hauwai. Ngareta: Galloped well enough on Thursday to be prominent if reserved. Silver Band: Will have some friends.

Shamin, Money Boy, Michael Shimose and Mataro: Scarcely enough pace to ba dangerous. Urenui Hack Handicap. Cereal: A speedy sort who can handle weight; a little unreliable at the barrier. Merry Way: An improving mare who should be in the picture all the way. Headmistress: A very promising filly who has been working well; a slow beginner but has a great turn of pace when she settles down. Diversion: Also in Opunake Scurry, may go well under her light impost. Taitoru: Also in Opunake Scurry. Bold Bid: Will, if started, be bracketed with Merry Way. . Weatherzane: A promising sort who galloped well at Hawera on Thursday. Tahurangi: In Opunake Scurry; can gallop fast. OTAGO HUNT TO-DAY A MEETING AT WINGATUI. THE FIELDS REVIEWED. (By “Hurry On.”) The Otago Hunt Club will hold its annual meeting on the V. ingatui racecourse to-day. Most of the fields have filled well and the racing should be interestfollowing horses should run prominently:— Seafield Hurdles: Polling Day, Quinopal, Kapuna. President’s Hack: Gold Dress, Arden’s Beauty, Cherry Queen. Otago Hunt Cup: Willow Glen, Broadfield, Umtali. a Tally-ho Handicap: Water Power, Gallant Fox, Salmo Salar. Hunters’ Flat: Pharoah, Night Parada, Broadfield. Vauxhall Handicap: Grand Finale, Blazon, Gold Dress. Following are the acceptors:— SEAVIEW HURDLES.

GIMCRACK STAKES RESULT. WIN FOR MRS. RUSTON. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. London, Aug. 31. The Gimcrack Stakes resulted:— MRS. RUSTON 1 JUNGLE QUEEN ..:.... 2 FLYING COAT 3 Ten started. Won by one and a-half lengths, a length between second ana third.

Of £80. One mile and a-half. Quinopal 11 4 Hystride 9 2 Polling Day 10 9 Blue' Metal 9 0 Kapuna 10 1 Ecclef echan 9 0 BROOKVILLE HANDICAP TROT Of £70. One mile and a -quarter (class 3.7) Bow Bingen 14. Orphan Bingen Lt. Captain Heath Lt. Parnell Lt. Carillon Chimes Lt. Vanilia Guy Lt. Ivan do Oro Lt. Wynross l*t. Monty Chimes Lt. Shirley Bingen 43 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Of £60. Five furlongs. Arden’s Beauty S 11 Pink Draft 7 7 Gold Dress 7 13 Last Link 7 7 Cherry Queen 7 13 Witch of Erin 7 7 Tracsono 7 11 Dimpy 7 Molten 7 7 Ohasta 7 7 Daring Deed 7 7 Turbins t 7 7 Dissemble f 7 Sestu ‘ 7 7 Half Noto 7 7 OTAGO HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE. Of £110. About two miles and a-half. Unitali 11 3 Graball 9 11 Willow Glen 10 5 Mavora 9 0 Broadfleld 9 II Burglar 9 0 Sir Richard 9 11 Mount Diamond Jack 9 11 Mavor* 9 0 TALLY-HO HANDICAP. Of £30. One mile. Salmo Sal ar 9 0 Night Recital 7 9 Water Power 8 13 Lochard 7 9 Gallant Fox 8 2 Kakara 7 7 Charmalne 7 9 Reminder 7 7 WINGATUI HANDICAP TRO1 Of £70. One mile and a-half (class 3.45). Bow Bingen Lt. Monty Chimes Lt. Captain Heath Lt. Parnell Lt. Carillon Chimes Lt. Vanilla Guy Lt. Innocent Wynross t.‘ Bingen Lt. Hytemoan’i 36 Ivan de Oro Lt. Erin’s Chance 72 Orphan Bingen Lt. HUNTERS’ ELAT HANDICAP. Of £60. One mile and a-quarter. Night Parade 10 11 Broadfleld 9 3 Pharaoh 10 9 Ecclef echan 9 0 Same Acre 9 13 Tractor g. 9 9 Umtali 9 6 VAUXHALL HANDICAP. Of £60. Six furlongs. Blazon 9 3 Tracsono 7 7 High Speed 8 10 Roland 7 7. Arden’s Beauty 8 7 Gold Boy 7 7 Grand Finale 8 4 Colonel Shock 8 3 Crawford 7 Pink . Paper 8 3 Dimpy 7 7 Gold Dress 7 9