TEAM FROM TARANAKI
PROMISING CANDIDATES WAIKATO HUNT ENTRIES PROGRESS OF KINNOULL (By “Hurry On.”) The Wellington Racing Club’s meetings usually attract horses from Taranaki stables, and there should be a fair contingent present for the opening of the spring gathering at Trentham to-morrow. O. Cox will be there with Fersen, Lowenberg and Brilliancy, J. Brown with Notium, J. O’Neill with Chikara and L. Butler with Windsoreen. J. Fryer has two acceptors in Ruri and Ned Cuttie, but they may be regarded as doubtful starters. Fersen figures in both the Wellington and Wainui Handicaps, but will start in the former. Notium and Brilliancy are two-year-olds. The latter is not ready yet, but Notium showed a good deal of promise at Avondale. Lowenberg should do better at Trentham than he did at Ellerslie, where the right-handed going troubled him. Windsoreen has the pace, but has lately been out of luck at the barrier.
CONSISTENT PERFORMER
BODYLINE’S PROSPECTS
Though he has not raced for some time, 'Bodyline’s form this season has been so consistent that he must be entitled to respect in the Shorts Handicap at Trentham to-morrow. He is a good beginner with plenty of early pace and he should keep the top weights busy all the way. In addition he appears to be able to run the six furlongs right out at present. His three starts this season have resulted in 'three wins, and he may add to this record at Trentham. LIKELY THREE-YEAR-OLDS 1 KINNOULL AND SUPEREX A good deal of interest is being taken in the South Island in the meeting of the two three-year-olds Kinnoull and Superex in the Wainui Handicap at Trentham to-morrow. Kinnoull’s form so far has been better than that of his rival, his Dunedin Guineas win being achieved in an impressive fashion. Nevertheless Superex is steadily improving and is highly regarded in the south. The two horses are likely to oppose Heritage and company in the weight-for-age Harcourt Cup on the second day of the gathering. ENTERED FOR TWO EVENTS CAMBRIDGE STABLEMATES The stablematcs Astarth and Solomon, who carry the colours of Mr. L. S. Otorial apd the Bollard Memorial at the Waikato Hunt meeting. Under the circumstances it would seem likely that one of them will be scratched for one or the other of the events. The Members’ Memorial is run over a distance of a mile and a-quarter and Astarth, who is by Chief Ruler from the dam of Ammon Ra, appears to be the more likely to stay in the race. She certainly fin’'•bed strongly at the end of six furlongs at ■Ellerslie, when she beat Star Artist and Jonathan. x KINNOULL IN GOOD ORDER TRENTHAM PROSPECTS Kinnoull was paraded on the course during the latter halfi of the programme at Washdyke on Saturday, states the Press, and after the last race he was given a strong working gallop over seven furlongs. He has done well since the Dunedin meeting, and is confidently expected to be a formidable competitor at Trentham. GREYMOUTH TROTTING fields' for tomorrow Acceptances for the first day, to-mor-row, of the Greymouth Trotting Club’s meeting are:— I.O—INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, of £9O. One mile (2.27 class); Alice de Oro, Bingen Axworthy, Lady Ann, Linklight, Lottie Guy, Otama Chimes, Orwell, Repeal, Sardonic, Silver Letitia, Starvale, Taxi Wrack, Welcome Stranger, Wikitea, Worthy Star (t.) limit, Broughshane, Cantata, Marie Louise 24yds bhd. 1.35— PETRIE HANDICAP, of £9O. One mile and a-half foi trotters (3.49 class): Braemar, Burlesque, Lament, Lucky Rose, San Michele, Silk Bell, Victoreen limit, Tyrone Lass 48yds bhd, Mimic 60 yds bhd, Fairy Brooks, Gaynor 72yds bhd, Lady Sonoma 96yds bhd. 2.IO—BLAKETOWN HANDICAP, of £lOO. One mile and a-qua.ter (3.2 class): Alice de Oro, Broughshane, Cantata, Brixton, Happi, Loretta, Marie Louise, Plutus, Sans Peur, Slipalong, Solario, Wild Wrack limit, Colonel Bogey, Garry Thorpe, Oversight, Royal Crescent, Royal Palm, Valdor, Wheat Pool 12yds bhd, Decoy Bird, Nyallo Silk, Linklight, Trireme 24yds bhd. 2.SO—MAWHERA HANDICAP, of £175. One mile and a-half (3.32 class): Belle Derby, Isabel Derby, Midshipmaid, Subsidy limit, Captain Wrack, Tatsy de Oro 12yds bhd, Dillon Queen 36yds bhd, Admiral Wrack, Racketeer 48yds bhd. 3.35— ADVANCE HANDICAP, of £llO. One mile and a-half (3.3” class): Attorney, Black Shadow, Casino, Colonel Bogey, Decoy Bird, Golden Square, Happi, Norrie Rbck, Nyallo Silk, Oversight, Slipalong, Superb, Travis Thorn, Wink Eye limit, Cadiz, Irish Peach, Stella Derby 12yds bhd, Dundee 24yds bhd. 4.O—ROYAL OAK HANDICAP, of £llO. One mile and a-haL, trotters (3.46 class): Braemar, Lament, San Michele, limit, Tyrone Lass 12yds bhd, Mimic, Survivor 24yds bhd, Fairy Brooks, Gaynor 36yds, Lady Sonoma, Worthy Star 60yds bhd, Nelson Guy 72yds bhd.
4.3S—DIGGERS’ HANDICAP, of £9O. One mile (2.25 class): Brixton, Repeal, Royal Travis, Sardonic, Sans Peur, Silver Letitia, Taxi Wrack, War Shiela, Welcome Stranger, Wild Wrack limit, Gariy Thorpe, Royal Crescent, Royal Palm, Trireme, Adsum 12yds bhd, Irish Peach, Ruth Logan, Stella Derby 24yds bhd.
S.IO—DASH HANDICAP, of £llO. One mile: Belle Derby, Isabel Derby, Subsidy, Trireme limit, Captain Wrack, Tatsy de Oro 12yds bhd, Dillon Queen 24yds bhd, Admiral Wrack 36yds bhd.
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