WORLD OF SPORT

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 61, 5 June 1942, Page 8

WORLD OF SPORT

AUCKLAND RACES ACCEPTORS FOR FINAL DAY FIELDS FOR SATURDAY

Excellent acceptances have been received for the final day of the Auckland l Racing Club's meeting to be held , on Saturday!. The following horses may find, public support: — Tamaki Steeplechase: Brandon Hal] Selwyn>, Stokowski. Onakei Hurdles: Besiege, Goldei Memory, Gael. York Handicap, First Division: Reg al Fox, Foxscn, Radiant Vaals Second Division: Cambria, Gaj Rosette, Cornish. Winter Steeplechase: Clansman Chat, Dozie Boy. Campbell Hurdles: Kanui tc Pai Lapidarian, Hessketoon. Fitzroy Handicap, First Division: Silver Note, Naini Tal, Prince Rewa. Visitors' Handicap: Gold Money Song, Pay Roll, Kentucky. Fitzroy Handicap, Second Division: Taku Kara, Korotangi, Moderate The acceptances: are:— TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE of £350, about two miles and a half Brandon Hall 10.5;, Selwyn 10.3; Master Appellant, Night Hawk 10.2; Skyway 9.12; Stokowski 9.7; Gay Movie 9.2; Day Bonnet, Persistence. Thoinond Lad, Abbey) Lu, Well away, Beaurock 9.0. ORAKEI HURDLES of £350, one mile and three-quarters Besiege , 11.8; Golden Memory 10.10; Evans Head 10.0; Wildore 9.12; Gael 9.10; Te Haka 9.6; Prival 9.5; Tooley Street 9.3; Bronze Ora, Rajanya 9.1; White Mark, Mai de Mier, Rich Blood Great Night, Classic, Runanga, Hunto, Venture, Pleuron, Vaalstar 9.0. YORK HANDICAP of £750, 1 mile First Division: Landveyor 9.1; Merry Vaals 8.10; Regal Fax, Golden Survey 8.6; Foxsen 8.3; Lovaals 7.12; Flying Acre 7.10; Cherry's Ticket 7.9; Tellsom 7.7; Radiant Vaals 7.3; British Mint 7.2; Airport 7.1; Hinkler, British Talent, Silver Qucx, Harmony, Glenbevan, Town Survey 7.0. Second Division: Gay Rosette 8.13; Royevrus 8.12; Kentucky 8.11; Erndale 8.10; Young Paddon 8.7; Cornish 8.5; Arctic Dawn 7.12; Greek Queen 7.11; Cambria 7.10; Sir Cameron 7.8; Winsome Lu, Babrow 7.2; Empire Rose 7.1; Bronze, Lady Pay, Fox wood , , Ascot Bloom 7.0 WINTER STEEPLECHASE of £750, about three miles Dozie Boy 10.8; Clansman 10.8; Master Lackham 9.13; Erination 9.10; Segra 9.8; Chat 9.6; Kinkle 9.5; Smilin , Thru, Brandon Hall, Forest Glen, Dark Rose 9.0. CAMPBELL HURDLES of £650, two miles Enjoyment 10.3; Urcklaw 10.1; Lapidarian 9.10; Kanui te Pai 9.8; All Irish 9.3; Maxown, Master Appellant, Rcnascor, Bright Idea, Hot Shot, Flylite, Very Glad, Hessketoon 0.0. FITZROY HANDICAP of £350, one mile First Division: Rara Avis 9.11; Don Quex, Silver Note 9.1; Prince Rewa 9.0; First Edition 8.12.; Hogarth, Water Vixen, Greek Dancer 8.10; Sir Dingle 8.9; Marble Fox 8.4; The Pacifist 8.2; Marinoto 8.1; Mdhinui, Kadina, Bronze Royal, Bovak, Gold Age, Our Gold, Naini Tal, Lady; Vixen, Snow White, Master Warden, Kairow, Nordic Song 8.0. VISITORS' HANDICAP of £450, six furlongs Kentucky, Merry Vaals, Foxola 9.11; Sure Pay 9.10; Augment 9.5; Dinky Di 9.4; Bronze' Moth 8.11; Pay Roll 8.10; Aero King 8.9; Gold Money Song 8.8; Town Section 8.7; Whackie. Tc Takina 8.6; Anopheles 8.5; t Grandora 8.3; Rara Avis, Foxwood, Rex Maitland, Queen City 8.1; Stylishman, Josette, Miss Jose, Veritable. Kin.stcp, Prince Louis, Transv mitter, Softly, Silver Cloud 8.0.

FITZROY HANDICAP of £350, one mile Second Division': Little Rose 9.5; Hurryi Girl 9.4; Lowry Bay' 8.13; Funny Fox, Moderate, Willie Pay, Korotangi 8.10; Taku Kara 8 Ay, Elise 8.5; Penny Whistle 8.4; Monmouth, Hineiti, Royal Pilot 8.1; Gay Lally, Snake Gully, Kanui, Torbay, Miaioro, Sir Reynard, Princess Val, Waterloo Bridge, Blue Fox, Foxtoon, Belle Renarde 8.0.

RIDER'S GOOD DAY That versatile horseman, Ashley Jenkins, had probably the best day of his career at Ellerslie on Saturday when he was: on three winners, and was also third in the Great Northern Hurdles. His riding fees ' brought him in £184 10s, the chief contributor being Dozie Boy, £121 ' 10s. The wins on Brandon Hlal and Golden Memory were each Avorth £22 10s, and third on Kanivi te Pai, £18. GOING LIKE A WINNER Whether Ghat would have won the Great Northern had she not fallen at the top of the hill the last time is a matter of opinion; but the daughter of Siegfried was certainly going along nicely at that stage and had just raced into second position behind Clansman. A GOOD HACK Kinstep showed a fine turn of speed in the first division of the Members' Handicap, and he will not want for support the first time he is saddled up for a hack event. The son of Kincardine can go. very fast, and J. F. Tutchen should not be long in winning a race with him. STREAMLINE OUT Streamline, the best hurdler and steeplechaser in the Dominion, ran a slashing race to beat all but. Erndale in the Great Northern Hurdles, but he was in a bad way after pull-t ing up, and it transpired; afterwards that he Avent in a ligament. This means that the son of Day Comet will be off the scene for the remainder of the jumping season. Streamline was improving with every race, and locked like winning at least an important race, during the next month or so. REALISING HIGH PRICES Notwithstanding the restrictions of racing in England thoroughbred yearlings are still realising high prices at the annual sales. At a reI cent sale the Aga Khan paid 3200 guineas for a half-brother to Sun Castle, Avinner of the St. Legcr, while, a half-brother to Sun Chariot, winner of the One Thousand Guineas Avas sold at 4200 guineas. REDUCING THE FIELDS In respect to, the entries for the . next Melbourne Cup to be run in ' November the club has; made the ' proviso that no nomination Avill be . accepted of horses that have not , Avon at least £140 in stakes. ! UNDER THE HAMMER. 1 included in the list of entries for ; the Auckland Winter Thoroughbred j Sale this month arc Arvakur, Orclio, Night Pilot, Court Favourite, Wai- ' fox and Hutana. FURTHER SOUTH The. ex-Rolorua horse, Kena, by Musketoon, is now a member of George Ncav's Palmerston North team. He; has had an easy time lately, but will be contesting important hurdle races during the Avinter. Like ' others of the family he fairly revels in heavy going, so will therefore be quite at home in neogotiating the Trent ham mud in July.