OHINEMURI MEETING
THE CONCLUDING DAY PROSPECTS DISCUSSED (Special to “Chronicle.”) AUCKLAND, March 16. Splendid fields are engaged ou the concluding day of the Ohinemuri Jockey Club’s annual meeting to-mor-row, and although rain fell yesterday and the weather appears unsettled to day the going should not be bad. Form on Saturday may be a good guide, and among the first-day winners likely to go well again are Golden Blonde, Con Fuoco, and Forest Glow, ’ the last-named winning very well indeed. Horses that may improve on fairr aces on Saturday are Palustre, Clan Ronald, Light Comedy, Kilberis, aml Torch; and among the several that did not race the first day Master Musk, Sinking Fund, Professional, and Boughal are likely to show up. Form horses engaged to-morrow are the following:— Waitekauri Handicap.—Palustre, Golden Blonde, and Golden Sheila. Second Hurdles.— Master Musk, Clan Ronald, and Modern Maid. Hikutaia Hack Cup.— Light Comedy, Con Fuoco, and Day Wind. Shaw Handicap.—Sinking Fund, Kilberis and Prince Colossus. Wai hi Hack Handicap.—Professional, Gay Sister and Cyllaros. St. Patrick's Handicap.—Boughal, Luc.idus and Whirling. Hauraki Plains Steeplechase.—Forest Glow, London and Golden England Waikino Hack Handicap. —Torch, Sweet Rose, and Calshoi. The acceptances are:— 12.0 WAITEKAURI HANDICAI’ (Of £150; five furlongs.)
MANAWATL' RACING CLUB THE AUTUMN MEETING I,IST OF KEHANDICAPS [ Per Press Association ] PALMERSTON N., March Following are the rehandicaps for the Manawatu meeting:— Prince of Wales Handicap.—Big Dook 8.11, Onewhetu 7.3. (’loverlea Nursery.— Karl 9.0. Johnston Memorial.—Pakanui 8.2. Te Matai Hack.—Onewhetu 9.9, Erua. 9.7, Clarion Call 8.2. ACCEPTANCES CLOSE TO-NIGHT Acceptances for first day events at the autumn meeting of the Manawatu Racing Club, to be held on Friday and Saturday next, and also the final payment for the Sires’ Produce Stakes will close this evening at 9 o’clock. With a view of providing shelter for patrons the club has decided to have the back portion of the main stand covered with tarpaulins. For the convenience of the racing public the committee has given instructions that when apprentice jockeys are riding in races, their ■ names shall appear in a distinctive colour on the semaphore. Hutt Handicap.—Big Dook. Fashion* Flower. Suburban Handicap.—Rereatn, Ac- . ceptable. Invoice. < Haere-Ra Handicap.—Erua, Ponty, . Solaria.
('.olden Blonde 9 2 Summary . . 0 Queen's Lone Flier . 0 Counsel 7 12 Little Man 0 Marjory Daw 7 10 Ladv Archer 0 Palustre .. . 7 7 Athea 0 Philemup . . 7 2 < "naytor .. . ’ 0 (•olden Shieia 7 o Alyth 0 Melvanui . 7 0 12.45— SEC-ONI HANDICAP HURDLES (Of £175; 1% miles.) Prinro of British Oran EC lo 7 Columbia 10 Clan Ronald 10 2 Modern Maid 9 M Master Musk 1 <» ? The Hiker .. 5 Racewhip . . 9 a 1.3(1 - Hl KUTA 1A HACK CUP 'Of £300 ; 8J furlongs. < Vai rent 9 1 Quaint . . . 7 11 Huskie .. .. 9 o I'e B coney • ■ 7 (on Ptioco .. 9 0 A raw a. Rose 7 • Day Wind X 12 First Dance . 7 Light Comedy X X Full of Scotch 7 Leo Colossus S X Re rc tt.p 4 Laudatory . . X 3 Mi’s Hornet 7 0 1orrh . . S 2 Hunting Maid 7 ti Ringshot .. . S I Chasseur 7 2.15SHAW HANDICAP (Of £300; SA furlongs.) Gav Bronev . 8 4 Royal Secret 7 Sinking Fund x 4 Prince Colossus 7 6 Kilberis .. 8 1 Valrent .... 7 o Bonnv (Jay .. x 1 Tuaheahe . . 7 i) Grand Talk . 7 11 King Musk . 7 it Coronis .. 7 9 Killadar ... 7 0 3.0— WAIHf HANDICAP (Of £125 about seven furlongs.) Te Hai .. .. 9 1 Hvmel 7 - First Dance 8 9 All Irish ... 7 7 Professional 8 6 Free Advice 7 Gay Egypt .. 8 Elia Bunsby 7 - 1 ull of Scotch 8 4 Survanna ... 7 i King Theo .. 8 2 Count I .Sv ?•) s!er 7 13 Roussillon 7 Cyllaros .. 7 9 3.45— ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP (Of GOO; six furlongs.) Boughal 8 f- Whirling ... 7 s Impasto . . . S (» Bellkyrian .. 7 Puss Moth .. 7 l'i Mungacre .. 7 Adalene .. . 7 10 Tin Lap ... 7 0 Astarth .. .. 7 10 Ladv Ruler . 7 o Solomon .. 7 Jo King Ford .. 7 0 Lucidus .. 7 9 Bellbroney .. 7 0 4.30— HAURAKI PLAINS STEEPLECHASE (Of £17 5; about three miles.) Golden Semiarch . . 9 fi England 10 13 Irish Comet . 9 0 Forest Glow 10 6 Folly's Choice 9 q London . . . . 9 1 n Ramba . . . . 9 0 Spalpiko .. . 9 9 5 ] 5 WAIKINO HANDICAP (Of ££00: six furlongs.) Triune 9 0 Lionheart . . 7 1" Win Ion ft . . . 8 11 Calshot .. .. 7 1 Torch 8 9 Blue Needle . 7 1 1 Sweet Rose . 8 5 Bonny Song 7 11 Queen Nona 8 4 Johnny Walls 7 h Dancing Lady 8 2 Red Flame . ■ 7 - Sir Tommy . 8 1 Sing Lee ... 7 2
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 65, 17 March 1936, Page 4
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