TURF-TOPICS

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 4, 16 January 1942, Page 8

TURF-TOPICS

WELLINGTON CUP

LOU ROSA FOR TRENTHAM

Lou Rosa left Te Aroha for Trcr tham on Tuesday in charge of E. A Keesing, who now trains the Fo> bridge gelding. Since racing at El lerslie 011 each of the four day: meeting Lou Rosa has trained o really well, and there is every reii son to expect him to run at leas prominently. If his final run is no put in too soon it will take a ren front ranker to head him off in th Wellington Gup. A DISPERSAL SALE The thoroughbred Tidewaiter, Gly mpus and Young Charles, all win ners, are to be sold at the N'ationa Sales next week as the owner, Mr G. Bennett, of Palmerston North wishes to make room for young stocl A STRONG HAND Wellington sporting circles are o the opinion that B. Burgess, th< Masterton trainer, has a strong ham in the Wellington Cup with Happj Ending and Gladynev, who finisliet first and second in the New Zealanc Cup last November. They are botl fit and well and it will therefore b< interesting to learn how their run ning on Saturday compares with thai at Riccarton, when they achieve* fame. THE NATIONAL SALES Alteration of dates are of practically every day occurrence just now. It has been decided to hold the National Sales at Trcntham on 22m! and 23rd January, instead of on tLie 21st and 23rd. A PERMANENT CAMP The Oamaru Jockey Club's course is being taken over l'or a permanent military camp. CHANGE OF LOCATION Trainer M. 13. Abbott, who has included in his; working team Merry Vaals, Besiege and a half-sister to Llangollen is now exercising his charges at (late Pa, Tauranga. He evidently believes in a change of scene, for although generally located at Gpotiki, he on occasions puts in a few weeks at Rotorua, REGAL FOX LAME The Great Northern Derby winner, Regal Fox, sustained knee trouble while running in the Clifford Plate, and may be oft' the scene for at least a few weeks. KINDERGARTEN WELL Interviewed at Hawke's Bay recently Mr E. N. Fitzgerald stated the champion Kindergarten was doing really well in his track work find has been allotted a few fast gallops. In all appearances he is perfectly sound, and a leading veterinary surgeon at Gisborne is fully of this opinion. Kindergarten's next public ppearance with the colours up will be in the Awapuni Gold Cup. He was not entered for the t Wellington Cup as the weight allotted Ivim would have been too solid for a horse not yet thoroughly tuned up. AGAIN TRANSFERRED The Foxbridge representative Ever England, who has gained a name foi extreme waywardness, has been returned to P. Burgess, of Trentliam, under whose charge a year ago, the horse won at Trentham and Awapuni. If Burgess can again restore him to a tractable state of mind, he ivill deserve more credit than will l)e accorded him.

MEETING AT TRENTHAM FIELDS FOR SATURDAY The following arc the acceptance; for the Wellington Racing Club'; meeting which takes place at Trentham on Saturday:— TRENTHAM HIGH-WEIGHT HAN DICAP of £350, one mile. Gold Card 10.13; Gay Mimic 10.12; Esperance Bay 10.11; Native Chief Peter Beckford 10.8; Foxette 10.3; Kevin, Martene 10.0; Cctewayo 9.13; Georgia, Tavoy 9.7; Lunaria 9.4; Myarioin, Patu Po, The Whipper 9.3; Colincamps, Legal, Maharajah 9.2: Black Saint, Carbine Hero, Cheetah Day Lightning, Equity, First Role Gluecos, Golden Tide, Greek Dancer Kurrawong, Lady Ex, Light Fingers Lady Govern, Laughing Lady, Midian Star, Nutaroa, Rackman, Red Chief, Richelieu Pearl, Taane Pango, Thoraide, Vadanoe, Vivid Night Wildfire 9.0. WELLINGTON STAKES of £700, two and' three year olds, weight for age with penalties, five furlongs Prince Plato 8.11; Foreign Coin Neenah 8.6; Premature, Dai.lv Mail 8.3; Dominate 7.8; Beau Vaals 7.5; Grilse 7.2; Nizam, Dalesman, Broadcaster 6.12;, Silver Foot, Palora, Golden Bell- 6.9. APPRENTICES' PLATE of £300, apprentice riders, special weights, 7 furlongs Kinsman, Dusky Miorn, Red Chicf ; Rawhamai, Ringcraft, Locrian 8.7; Gcmara, Queen Cardine, Jumna 8.4; Autoscore, Lord Defoe, The Champ Ruling Moment, Royal Melton, Mark Out, Good Scout, Stairway, Saint Tor, Gunj'ah, Balblair, Kevin, Higli Morale, Duality, Gold Dip 7.11: Flying Spray, Lady Boswal, Madame Rachel, Olien, Condole, Gay Genet Dolly Green, Soutane, Moutoa Bone 7.8. FITZHERBERT HANDICAP OF £35C two year olds, five furlongs Prairie Girl 8.13; Dalesman 8.9: 'Retriever 8.7; Piko Piko 8.5; Wai Effort 8.4; Broiveine 8.1; Cattericli Bridge 7.13; Lenardo, Voltaire 7.11: Crackerjack 7.9; Banco, Junior, Kali uranaki, Lord Darn ley Manpower Old Pal, Tea Coat, Warrigal, Theolateral 7.8; Valsheen 7.7; Cataract Charming Song, Dies Faustus, King Herod, Straight Bat 7.5; Musidora, Peter's Choice 7.2. WELLINGTON CUP OF £2350 and gold l cup value £150, two miles_ Beau Leon 9.7; Gladynev 9.4; Old Bill !».3; Lou Rosa 8.9; Happy Ending 7.13; Battle-dress, Piastre 7.11: Kotua 7.9; Classform, Dynasty, Master Lackham, Military Maid, Parchment, Renascor, Sanction, The Monarch, Wilel Fox 7.0. RUAPEHU HACK HANDICAP ol £350, six furlongs Hugme, Khurj,a 9.1; Symbol 9.0; Maggiore 8.13; Ever England, Neenal 8.11: Dungloe, Lady Derby 8.6; Daljarrock 8.4; Moutoa Bond, War Credit 8.3; Daily Mail 8.0; Nightglass Golden Moon, Phenomenal 7.13: Laughing Fox, Parlato 7.11; Crucible, Darag, Fur Coat, Hamish, Sall\ Lunn 7.9; Ara, Ata Puwliero, Crispin, Dabble, Goklform, Irish Morn Katesbridge, Kind Song, Lady Boswal Leisurely, Lotto, Makarora, Monmouth, Portadown, Rebel Lady Squeers, Sterling Lad, Support. Tasman Taxi. Te Awe Awe, True Mat* 7.7. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP of £1000 six furlongs Sir Beau 9.(5: Hearth, Amigo Route March 8.10; Sunny Knighl 8.8; Black Majesty, Black Threat 8.(5; Not Out 8.5; Lord Nuffield Surveyor-General, Autolite 8.2; Duncannon 8.0; Egyptian Rose 7.12: Circular No-le, Night Eruption 7.11; Alexccliia, l-'nrieh 7.10; Eulogist 7.7: Celebrity. G raecn-Roman 7.6; Star no 7.2; Absolve. Veldette 7.0. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP of £450 one mile Hearth !).!<): I .ml Nuffield. Xat.ivi Srv.'J. 9.2: Alfvee.'jia .s 1.'!: Sal u! at i'T. 8. 12: Wl!<! Ta! ! \ s. 10: T-tr:x 8.7: Mii ila .M--M 8.!!: Cheerful l.ac'y N.Au Li a >!•<•---. Iv.au (lie!. Blue Border. 11 a!ley. Th\ Ring 8.2: Arctic Dawn. Atrei!-". Craiglea. Flying Spy, Gll m*i a t 1 -. {i reen Gables. Imperii r.i, Last Acre, Leighnor, Pretty ,nss, While Rajah 8.0.

A TELEGRAPH RECORD Silver Ring put up a race record of 1.9% when he won the' Telegraph Handicap at Trcnthain in IO.'M as a four year old. Next best are Parody, 5.5, in 1.10 1-5; Booster. 7.7. l.lOVo; <Jreen Linnet, 7.1, 1.10%; Acceptable, 7.5, 1.10 1 a; and AaUahanga, 7.3, 1.10%. CONSISTENT MAGGIORE One of the most consistent performers seen out at the South Island holiday meetings \va< the wesl (insist owned mare Maggiore. -Sin- failed j to show ii j) on 1!)!' First day at j gatui. l-ul w <vn I lie Kernhiil !i;uv ! !- ' -if s.'eor.d . AI ii'i!' i i 1 J:i i : iH\; [ lier ii: t!>e ' l-Jn:y Memorial i! ;; ml:en p. I..;:; wii<. - ;,d----d'ed up again she won the ini'.-y Hark Handicap. At ()ain;.:r;i she ran second toTaxpayer in thr Wailaki ITni'k Handicap and finished with a win in the final event of th<day.