MANAWATU RACES

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 05, Issue 67, 19 June 1942, Page 5

MANAWATU RACES

LIST OF ACCEPTANCES FIELDS FOR SATURDAY The following are the acceptances for the Manawatu Racing Club's Winter Meeting at Awapuni on Saturday:— NGATA HACK AND HUNTERS' HURDLES, of £150, l l / 2 miles Talenta, Hunting Lore 10.9; Pare- 1 luira 10.0; Little Ruse, Rockery", Authoress 9.10; Trig Station 9.9; Master Cyklon, Rich Blood 9.6; Vengeance 9.2; Acrobat, Black Saint, Blue Note, Bright Lad, Bronze Ora, Cherry Hunter, Colossal Chief, Classic, Elusory, Flying Spy, Jumna, Rollaway, Sqaeers, Vadanoe 9.0.

RUAHINE HANDICAP, of £150, 6fur High Class- 10.2; Cheddington 9.8; First Round, 9.2; Noble Eagle, Rebel Lady, T'eacony 8.11; Bright Lady 8.9;. Potomac 8.4; Varuna 8.3; Court ing, Golden Acre, Lady Virginia 8.2; Amminol, Belle Renarde, Bunsby, Claration, Commando, Flying Spray, Gaie Duchess* Gay Polly, Hunting Princess, Josette, Keen Play, MMian Star, Midlass, Mihinui, Miner's Hope, Mymarta, Namesake, Once Again. Passionace, Pohuka, Raekman, Self Preservation, Sir Knight, Tasman Taxi, Taitere, Te Pourohe, Tetratina, Theatre, The Grand', Watehetfc 8 1 .®. MANAWATU STEEPLECHASE, of £300 and trophy valued' at £50, about 3 miles;

Enjoyment, Foxiana 11.4; Cfrat 10.6; Ruling Star 9.12," Anim,. SJsyway, Hanover, Stokowslcf 9.0 ; . MANAWATU WINTER CUP, of £300 4 mile s: Old 8i11'9.13; Ernclale 9.9,- Noble Fox 9.7; Yogi, Amigo 9.4;- Glassform 9.3; Full Hand 9.2; Atreus 8.13; Expellant, The Monarch 8.10; Minority 8.7; Centrepoase, Sir Cameron S'-.5; Winsome Lu 8.3; Myarion 8.2; Beau Ciel, Maestro, Vitement 8.0. RANGITIRA HURDLES, of £259, 1% miles

Gay Fox, Gold Spot 10.7; Malacca 10.3; Dorado 10.0; Master Appellant 9.13; Colibri, Hessketoon 9.12; Cuisinier, Mataroa 9.10; Renascor 9.9; Kena 9.5; Young Charles 9.2. I RONGGTEA HANDICAP, of £200 7 furlongs Burra Sahib 9.12; Boloyna, Expellant 9.6; Augment 9.1; Night Eruption, Saint Tor 8.9,- Duncannon 8.7; Duality, Foreign Coin 8.5; Whackie 8.4; Dark Eagle, Royal Star HJ 8.3; Absolve, Dainty Sheila, Flying" Hawk, Foxwood, Nuna-, Sceptre, Silver Cloud 8.0. MANGAWHATA HANDICAP, of £175 9 fur. Hinkler 9.10; Sir Dingle 9.5; Little Rose 9.3; Acquest, Don Quex 8.13; All B'unsby, Rebel Lady. Red Chief 8.10; Bendemeer. Kinkajou, Renarde 8'.7; Prince Shad 8.4; Sir Fox, Tau Urn 8.3: Alchemy, Arohatoon, Batsman, Bournemouth, Curtail, Desert Tide, Gold Court, Greek Idol. Henry of Huntingdon, Inventor, Little Ruse, Midola, Red Warden. Sir Mark, Scrutator, Sovereign Lad, Wildfire, Winning Smile, Young Jim 8.0.

RACING NOTES

AT TOP OF FORM Radiant Vaals' rmining at EJlerslie showed that he is at the top of his form. He is to compete at the Manawatu and Trentham fixtures, and should make the best of the opposition gallop fast. TO REJOIN TEAM Nizam, who has been turned out 011 his owner's farm at Te Awamutu since Easter, will rejoin R. S. Bagby's team some time this month. This brother to High Caste is reported to be "wintering well. His owner, Mr A,. J. McGovern, expects the son of Bulandshar and The Begum !o hold his own with the best of the) three year olds next season. SOUTHERN GALLOPERS J. Olive is keeping Knight Commander, Warrigal and Junior jfi light work at Riecarton, but ther© is no racing in sight far them, though Knight Commander may be entered for hurdle races at Trentham. Junior has developed particularly well since being ' gejded, while Warrigal should, be a smart hoiso. as a three year old.,