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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19509, 7 June 1933, Page 9

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FOXTON RACING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES RECEIVED. I By Telegraph—Press Association f FOXTON, June 6. g The following acceptances have been received for the Foxton Racing Club's ( winter meeting:— c POROUTAWHAO HURDLES, of 75 , sovs; 13 furlongs.—Adventus 11.1, Birkbeck 9.12, Invictus 9.7, Vitaphone 9.4, Knollmere 9.3, Capetown 9.0, Fallow * 9.0, Moutoa King 9.0, Te Hekenga 9.0, No Humbug 9.0. MAIDEN STAKES, of 55 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Amyril 8.0, Arctic Region 8.0, - Aweketea 8.0, Dacre 8.0, Envidette 8.0, ( Gay Coat 8.0. Hawora 8.0, Princess i Ruth 8.0, Sir Romeo 8.0, Stadium 8.0, Switch On 8.0, Te Rangituma 8.0, Tho- j mist 8.0, Toxmlss 8.0. 1 HIMATANGI HANDICAP, of 65 : sovs; 6 furlongs—Glenvane 10.3, Waste- 1 land 8.12, St. Roger 8.11, Ebeum 8.10, 1 King Peg 8.5, Arastar 8.5, Aroma 8.3, r Land Tax 8.1, Lackston 8.0, Pahiko 8.0, 1 Whetuma 8.0. FOXTON CUP, of 100 sovs; li miles. 1 —Takahua 9.8, All Humbug 9.3, Lucky 1 Alice 8.13, Cape Fair 8.5, Senegal 8.0, ' Chief Marionette 8.0. CARNARVON HANDICAP, of 70 sovs; 1 mile.—Thrasher 9.10, Palace 9.0, Shootist 8.11, Dick Whittington 8.10, . Kotaki Eka 8.6, Park Acre 8.5, Willow- i mere 8.1, Priscilla Verne 8.0, Mercian : Prince 8.0. KEBBELL MEMORIAL, of 75 sovs; 7 furlongs.—All Humbug 9.12, Habit 9.10, Takahua 9.7, Royal Bengal 9.4, The Tiger 9.3, Orby’s Choice 8.6, Glenvane 8.6, Leisure 8.5, Sir Pombal 8.0, Arena 8.0. Purse 8.0. HERRINGTON HANDICAP, of 60 sovs; 5i furlongs.—Foreign Queen 9.7, Wasteland 8.12, Hunting Lodge 8.10, Ebeum 8.10, King Peg 8.5, Arastar 8.5, Amyril 8.2, Willowmere 8.1, Lackston 8.0, Fheon 8.0, Arctic Region 8.0, Toxmiss 8.0, Whetuma 8.0, Thomist 8.0. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. THIRD DAY ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph—Press Association AUCKLAND, June 6. The following are the acceptances for the third day of the Auckland Racing Club’s meeting:— TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE, of 225 sovs; about 21 miles—Avnrvate 11.1, Neil 10.13, Snow Prince 10.8, Standfast 9.12, Carlaris 9.7, Ruby Meteor 9.1, Domo 9.0, Bicolour 9.0, Golden Vanity 90. ORAKEI HURDLES, of 225 sovs; 13 miles—Kinsel 11.1, Unoco 10.9, Snow Prince 10.9, Free Air 10.7, Standfast 10.0, Solanio 9.13, Principal 9.4, Catoma 9.0, Wee Pat 9.0, Coachman 9.0, Domo 9.0, Ruby Meteor 9.0, Zane Grey 9.0. YORK HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; 1 mile—Eeatown 10.0, Master Brierly 9.11, Tanerirl 9.6, Beacon Fire 9.4, Prince Val 9.4, Chromadyne 9.4, King March 9.1, Protomint 9.1, Flying Prince 9.1, Chief Cook 9.0, Gibraltar 8.12, Prolyxo 8.11, Speedmint 8.10, Master Norval 8.8, Maori Boy 8.8, Knight of Australia 8.7, Grand Talk 8.6, Valroe 8.5, Jr.eldy Karo 8.0, Tarporley 8.0, Gay Cockade 8.0, Run 8.0, Imamint 8.0. WINTER STEEPLECHASE, of 600 sovs; about 3 miles- —Billy Boy 12.7, Callamart 11.6, Make Up 11.5, Copey 10.2, Wiltshire 10.2, Lucess 10.1, Kawini 9.3. CAMPBELL HURDLES, of 400 sovs; 2 miles—Make Up 12.0, Paddon 10.8, Crnachan 10.8, High Pitch 10.2, Lucess 10.1, True Blood 9.9, Kinsel 9.9, Free Air 9.1, Patutahi 9.0. VISITORS’ HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; 6 furlongs—Greek Gold 10.13, Lord Val 9.12, Huntingdon 9.11, L’Allegro 9.8, Beacon Fire 9.4, Miladi 8.13, Puss Moth 8.12, Jonathan 8.9, Master Norval 8.8, Delrain 8.2, Welcome Lu 8.0, Sinking Fund 8.0. FITZROY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 1 mile—Ornamental 9.7, Valueless 9.4, Hawthorn 9.4, Glenrata 9.4, Gay Broney 8.13, Beau Irish 8.12, Makill 8.11, Princess Bede 8.11, Bugle Call 8.8, Allegretto 8.6, Golden Leeptre 8.5, Dark Marble 8.1, Ruling King 8.0, Kanapa 8.0, Booklaw 8.0, Great Britain 8.0.

CHRISTCHURCH NOTES. 1 < PROPOSED RELIEF MEETING. ] Special to “ The Herald ” CHRISTCHURCH, June 6. At a meeting of the Committee of the Canterbury Jockey Club last month a proposal was made to hold an extra race meeting at Riccarton, the proceeds to be devoted to relief of distress in the city. The subject was again discussed by the Committee to-day. It was decided that every endeavour should be made to hold a meeting in aid of the Citizens’ Relief Fund, and it is hoped that arrangements can be made for the fixture to take place on Saturday, August 26. Australian Entries. The following nominations were made with the Canterbury Jockey Club to-day for the spring handicaps in Melbourne: — Melbourne Cup. Caulfield Cup and Williamstown Cup.—Fast Passage and Rebel Song. Cantala Stakes and Toorak Handicap—Cricket Bat and Rebel Song. A large number of yearling nominations were made for Australian classic races. Dorian May Be Sold. Negotiations are in progress for the sale of Sir Charles Clifford’s Dorian, a three-year-old brother to Zeebrugge. If a sale takes place, he may go into D. O’Connor’s stables. HANDICAP ADJUSTED. By Telegraph—Press Association AUCKLAND. June 6. As a result of her win in the Paparua Handicap at Addington, Mountain Dell’s mark in the Adams Memorial at Epsom is 36 yards, not 24. POINT-TO-POINT MEETING. COURSE SELECTED AT LEVELS. The Committee appointed to select a course for the South Canterbury Hunt s point-to-point races, to he held on Saturday, have chosen much the same country as proved so suitable last year. The course has been laid out on The Levels Estate, and access will be given from the back drive at the homestead. The “grandstand” will be situated, as last year, on the hill at the rear of the house, and will command a view oi all the jumps. Altogether 20 good hunting fences will have to be negotiated, and none of these is more than a quarter of a mile from the “stand, m the main steeplechases the course na.> to be covered four times, and several jumps will be directly in front of the onlookers. In fact, the races will he run over ground covered last winter, but variations have been made necessary owing to some paddocks being under crop. The hunters’ trials will be contested in close proximity to the “stand.”