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C.J.C. AUTUMN MEETING NOMINATIONS FOR BIG EVENTS The following nominations have been received for the Canterbury Jockey Club's autumn meeting: — Great Easter Handicap, of 500 sovs., seven furlongs.—Eminent, Might, Fast Passage, Cricket Bat, Great Star, Gay Crest, Tout le Monde, Princess Argosy, Irish Lancer, True Shaft, Charmaine, Shatter, Martian Chief, Autopay, Miladi, Ruling Light, Inflation, Mount Boa, Silver Streak, Spoon, Grecian Prince, Assemble, Kerbside, Gustova, Palermo, Ranelagh, Merry Damon, Rebel Song Merry Peel, Crash. Great Autumn Handicap of 500 sovs., one mile and a half.—Eminent, Rocket, Fast Passage, Great Star, Gay Crest, Tout le Monde, Princess Argosy, Shatter, Martian Chief, Concentrate, Autopay, Ruling Light, Semper Paratus, Inflation, Mount Boa, Ramo, Royal Love, Jaloux, Assemble, Red Heckle, Gustavo, Merry Damon, Rebel Song, Golden Horn, (Jape Fair.
BAY OF PLENTY R.C. THE ACCEPTANCES AUCKLAND, Monday. Following are the acceptances for 4he Bay of Plenty meeting:— Trial Plate Handicap, of 50 sovs., 5 furlongs.—Chateau 9.3, Silver Division 8.6, Solo Song 8.2, Grand City 8.0, Aroha Pono 8.0, Peter Paul 8.0, Lucky Strike 8.0, Black Jacket 8.0, try Luck 8.0, High Exchange 8.0, al Watch 8.0, Brown Abbey 8.0. Alf Brown Memorial Handicap, of 85 sovs.; 6 furlongs.—Lapstone 9.0, Instalment 8.8, Beau Irish 8.8, British Columbia 8.8, Transaction 8.8, Great Britain 8.5, Illuminelli 8.5, Intaglio 8.5, Searcher 8.5, Foulwind 8.0, Kahau 7.12, On Approval 7.12, Booklaw 7.12, Mustang 7.12, Chief Lap 7.12, Miss Lulu 7.2, Grantham 7.0, Trickle 7.0, Winter Boy 7.0, Gay Broney 7.0. Tauranga Cup Handicap, of 150 -sovs.; 1 1-4 mile.—Alloy 8.5, Phychologlst 7.10, Baroscope 7.8, Grand Talk 7.1, Lady Lulu 7.1, Free Air 7.0,
Transaction 7.0, Mahkill 7.0. Herries Memorial Hack Cup Handicap, of 85 sovs.; 1 mile. —Welcome Boy 8.6, Biform 7.13, Dark Marble 7.10, Transaction 7.8, Sandy Dix 7.7, Intaglio 7.7, Illuminelli 7.7, Gigantic 7.7, Gay Broney 7.0, Creina's King 7.0, The Pullet 7.0, Silver Division 7.0. Flying Handicap, of 100 sovs.; 6 furlongs.—Tradesman 8.13, Gold Day 8.4, Baroscope 7.12, King Ford 7.12, Lapstone 7.0, Instalment 7.0, Kahau 7.0, Rose Lupin 7.0. President's Hack Handicap, of 85 sovs.; 6 furlongs.—Welcome Boy 9.0, Mahkill 8.8, Beau Irish 8.4, British Columbia 8.4, Biform 8.2, Illuminelli 8.1, Great Britain 8.1, Valerina 8.1, Foulwind 7.10, The Pullet 7.8, Kahau 7.8, Booklaw 7.8, Chief Lap 7.8, Miss Lulu 7.0, Trinckle 7.0, Water Boy 7.0. County Stakes Handicap, of 65 sovs.; 6 furlongs.—Chateau 9.3, Grantham 8.8, Creina’s King 8.5, Solo Song 8.2, Oust Say 8.0, Grand City 8.0, Peter Paul 8.0, Lucky Strike 8.0, Black Jacket 8.0, Try Luck 8.0, High Exchange 8.0. Greerton Handicap, of 80 sovs.; 7 furlongs.—Alloy 8.13, Gold Day 8.6, Psychologist 8.2, Baroscope 8.0, King Ford 8.0, Lady Lulu 7.8, Gigantic 7.0, Searcher 7.0, Illuminelli 7.0, Valreina 7.0, On Approval 7.0, Sandy Dix 7.0.
AUSTRALIAN RACING N.Z. HORSES ENGAGED SYDNEY, Last Night. The nominations of First Acre and Bay Acre for the Rosehill meeting on April 1 have been received here by cable from New Zealand. Red Sun and Sage have arrived from New Zealand and arc going on to Melbourne. Peter Pan to-day was scratched for the Sydncv Cup, for which ho was weighted at nine stone, which is regarded as a severe task for a three-year-old. WAIPUKURAU RACES NOMINATIONS CLOSE TO-DAY Horseowners and •'trainers are reminded that nominations for all events of the Waipukurau Jockey Club’s autumn meeting on Easter Monday will close with the secretary, Mr W. G.
Nightingale, on Monday, March 27, at 8 p.m., at Waipukurau. TWO LOCAL HORSES Bruce McKay has set Freehold going again. The brother to Tamatete shows conclusively that the relaxation from toil has done him a deal of good. He has been a great disappointment., showing attractively in his rehearsals but failing badly when pursuing the stake money. McKay also has in hand Good Cheer, who has been on the retired list for some time. . She has built; up considerably since last seen out.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 74, 21 March 1933, Page 7
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