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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 41, 22 January 1943, Page 8

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THE SECOND DAY TRENTHAM FIELDS ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY Acceptanccs for the sccond day of the Wellington Racing Club's summer meeting at Trentham on Saturday are. The following horses are. likely to find public support:— Mung-aroa Highweight Handicap : Madame Rachel, Night Ray, Stairway. Trial Plate: Flying Ace, Kaliuranaki. Catterick Bridge. January Handicap: Tuatara, Good Scout, Daljarrock. Gamp Handicap: Sir Bradbury, Glenfalloch, Lowry Bay. Wellington Racing Club Handicap i Royal Lancer, Foxola, Lou Rosa. Nurs'ery Handicap: Barras, Master Dash, Supercharged. Metropolitan Handicap: Neenah, Beau Vaals, Palora. Douro Handicap: Maitere Maati, Royal Merit, Tavern Light. 12.0: MUNGAROA HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP of £400, 1 mile and 3 furlong's Nightray, Kinsman 10.7; Madame Rachel, Pastmaster 10.4; Nightglass 10.3; Stairway 8.12; Cuisinicr 9.5; Alchemy 9.4; Moderate, Gungo Din 9.3: Peter's Wife 9.2; Astute, Gold Land, Grecian Flame, La Nuit, Magic Night, Ro3 r al Melton, Straight Left, Stylosa 9.0.

12.42: TRIAL PLATE of £30, special weights, seven furlongs Coaster, Greek Effort, Jolly Ruler. Lady Premier, Midian Star, Tamakaha 8.5; Captain Courageous. Catterick Bridge, Crammond Baj-, Dash Up, Flying Ace, Foxcatclier, Gamble, Gold Stand, Hippodrome, Hongi, Kaliuranaki, Lady Neon, Nantucky, Platinum Wings, Royal Counsellor, Silver Mask, Snowman, Spirit, Te Ngarara, Transcript 8.0. 1.26: JANUARY HANDICAP of £600 one mite Caroline Bay 9.0; Ivar 8.10; Rink 8.8; Good Scout 8.5; Tuatara 8.2; Botany, Dominate 8.0; Daljarrock 7.12; Blue Border, BroadcasterDinah Dhu, Grey Night, Indian Sign Lowry Bay, Tea Drop 7.11. 2.9: CAMP HANDICAP of £400, 7 furlongs Lowrj* Bay 9.7; Sir Bradbury 9.0; Flying Hawk 8.11; Powys, Glenfalloch 8.5; Lady Virginia 8.4; Prince Dolomite 8.3; Gunyah 8.2; Duncroon 7.12; Lady Nuffield 7.9; Hunting Mac, Lenardo, Makarora, Skipper Gay, Te A Ave Awe, Valebit, Wedding Dress 7.7. 2.54: WELLINGTON RACING CLUB HANDICAP of £1500, I]A miles Royal Lancer 9.9; Lou Rosa 9.3; Rakanui 8.9<; Gladynev 8.8; Battledress 8.7; Happy Ending 8.4; Yogi 8.3; Foxola, The Joker 8.0; Centrepoise 7.10; Eulogist 7.5; Sir Crusoe. Tutere 7.2; Classform, Good Scout. Greek Dancer, High Class, Arctic Dawn, Moutoa Bond, Triple Crown 7.0.

3.42 NURSERY HANDICAP of £500, two year old's, 6 furlongs Master Dash, Supercharged B.lft? Gulf Stream, Barras 8.3; Molly Martia, Screen 8.1; Skyliawk 7.12: Virtuoso, First lin 7.11; Barrosa, Carnl'orth, Lady Nahleen 7.9; Sirnc-ri 7.7; Look Again 7.4.; Rianui 7.2,; Marram, Hurry Home 7.0. 4.28: METROPOLITAN HANDICAP of £1000, seven furlongs Neenah 9.3; Beau Vaals 8.11; Autolite 8.9; Kentucky 8.8; Clarice, Palora 5.6; Caroline Bay, Whackie 8.-1: Duncannon 8.0; Fur Coat, Ivar 7.11; Poutatau, Scottish Dale 7.8; John Gay, Dinah Dliu, Mauretania, Pompit, Rawliamai, Water Vixen 7.0. 5.15: DOURO HANDICAP of £600, one mile Ivaitere Maati 9.6; Roj'al Merit 9.0; Prince Shad 8.11; Kilometer, Madame Rachel 8.8; Stourbridge 8.7; Dasli o' Dublin 8.5: Nighean, Tavern Light. Theolateral 8.4, Oueen Cardine. Rebel Lady 8.1; Bright Gesture, Sal 8.0; Bright Fox 7.13; Condole 7.11: Hamish 7.10; Lady Nuffield 7.9; Regal Night, Irish Fox 7.7.

CHANGE OF LOCATION Mrs L. Campbell, of Riccarton, has decided to take up an appointment in Hawke's Bay, where she will train Mrs A. L. Edmunds team. UNLUCKY AT START There was solid backing for Bright Fox in the Ruapchu Handicap, but the prospects of the Foxbridge colt were considerably reduced at the start when he was squeezed out at the jump-off. In the running he was never in a winning position and eventually finished seventh. A GOOD TRIAL The Man's Pal filly, Palorc, ran right, up to the excellent trial she was reported to have run prior to the meeting when she decisively won the Telegraph Handicap from a field of good sprinters. She was always in the, call and at the finish had the race well won. Palora 3s a three j-car old by Man's Pal—Doretta, is owned b}' the Messrs J. R. R. and, and 11. T. Stead, and trained by J. P. Hyan al Hastings. SURPRISE SECOND The sccond placing of the three year old The.olat.cral in the Wellington Stakes was one of the surprises of the racc. There was nothing in the past form of the grey son of Theio to suggest he would defeat the two year olds at we.ight-for-age over a sprint course of five furlongs, but. he downed, all but Sea Spi. M this running reflects the true galloping ability of the two year olds, then they are. far from being a first-class lot.

COSTLY DEFEAT Ihe del eat of Olga's. Pal in the Wellington Stakes was complete and a big disappointment to the many who regarded the Man's Pal gelding as a reasonably good bctt.ing prospect. Mr J. Rudsit's two year old had taken the Foal Stakes at Ellerslie so impressively as to suggest that lie was a youngster above average ability. At Trcntham he was one of the leaders early, but over the concluding stages he failed to carry on and was beaten out of a place. THREE HARD RACES The Te Rapa owned and trained Gay liose.tte had three hard races at the Auckland fixture, and it was no surprise that in the Nathan's Memorial Handicap on the third day she failed to show the dash she displayed in the Auckland Cup and Racing Club Handicap. She will, however, have time to freshen up before the country circuit meetings next, month and then the opposition will know the Whirlwind mare is back to form. A PROMISING JUVENILE Gaymeer, the runner-up in the Sylvia Handicap at Ellerslie, is by Vermeer from the well performed mare Gay Shiela. His finishing run showed that he is gifted with speed, so lie may soon be noted, on the winning list. BLACK RENARDE RETURNS The Auckland owned mare Black Renarde, who lias been racing in Taranaki this season, has been returned to Auckland, and is now being allotted a paddock holiday. A RUNNER-UP Justina's second at Ellerslie in a strong field gives hope that she may yet be a jjayable proposition this season if properly placed. There may be races in the country circuit that should suit her.