WORLD OF SPORT

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 86, 2 July 1943, Page 8

WORLD OF SPORT

WELLINGTON RACES FIELDS FOR SATURDAY The following are the acceptances for the first day of the AVellington Winter meeting to be held at Trentham on Saturday. Acceptances and horses likely to find public support are as follows.:— Mariri Hack and Hunters' Steeple chase: Abbey Lu, Golden Memory, Valantua. Woburn Handicap: Ki Hey moon,, Josette, Broiveine. Vittoria Hurdles: Poutu, Trig Station, Colossal Chief. Stewards' Handicap; Theolatcral, Whackie, Deolali. Wellington Steeplechase: Spendthrift, The Cardinal,, Chat. Tre'ntham Hurdles: Black Musk, Colibri, Esquire. Whyte Handicap: Landveyor, Monte Cristo, Boloyna. Te Aro Handicap: Taku Kara,. War Effort, Kinsman. 11.28: MARIRI HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE of £400; about 2i/ 3 miles Bisquit,, Half and Half 10.12; Malacca, Radiant Bay 10.9; Golden Memory, Valantua 10.2 Abbey Lu, Idle" Hour 9.12; Gay Mimic, Lucullus, Boy 9.8; Smooger 9.4; Acrobat, Henry of Huntingdon, Kenya Mist, Midlass, Show Day 9.0. 12.8: WOBURN HANDICAP of £400; 7 furlongs Enlarge, Kinneff 9.6; Crispin 9.2; Killeymoon 8.13; Kingcraft 8.11; Broiveine, Sports Flash 8.7; Dash o' Dink, Josette B.G La Fillette, Te Kiwi 8.3; Hunting Charm,, , Socks 8.2; Advocate, Beneve, Citizen, Cramond. Bay, Dash Up, Grecian Flame,, Maungamiki,, Miss Cynthia, Piko Piko, Ring Scarf, Silver Coin, Sporting Gold, Sporting Style, Tristan, Valebit 8.0. 12.48: VITTORIA HURDLES of £400; 1% miles

Poutu 10.3; Khurja 10.2; Glaciate, Colossal Chief, Islay Downs 9.10; Opal town 9.4; Colonel Bogey 9.3; Trig Station 9.2; Bold Blood, Borak, Cheetah, Dalesman, Faultless,, First Edition, Mimetical, Moderate, Race Away 9.0. 1.28: STEWARDS' HANDICAP of £600 6 fur. JAiltolite, Whackie, Kronos 9.9; Aero King, Joy Vaals, Theolateral 8.13; Betterman 8.12; Black Robe, Fur Coat, Pompit 8.11; Grilse 8.10; Deolali 8.7; Peter Gregor 8.4; Ring Chief 8.3; Sham Boy 8.2; Ex Pupil, Noble Eagle;, Screen Star 8.0. 2.8 : WELLINGTON STEEPLECHASE of £1500 about 3% miles Gold Spot 12.0; Spendthrift. 10.13; Ndko 10.12; Native Chief 10.11;, The Dozer 10.12; Chat 10.9; Dozie Boy 10.1; The Cardinal 9.6; Half and Half 9.5; Lapidarian 9.4.; Anini 9.3; Erination 9.0. 2.50: TRENTHAM HURDLES of £750; 1% miles Black Musk 10.11;. Colonel Rouge 10.10; Colibri 10.8; Authoress 10.5; Native Song 10.2; Imperium 9.12; Talent a 9.9; Lapidarian 9.7; Hasten 9.0 Young Charles 9.5; Esquire, Rockery 9.2; Rich Blood 9.0. 3.32: WHYTE MEMORIAL HANDICAP of £1000; 1 mile Amorlad 9.11; Monte Cristo 9.5; Bashful Lady 9.4; Boloj'na 9.3; Gayest Son. 9.1; Landveyor, Centrcpoisc. 9.0; Royal Chorus 8.12; Noble Fox 8.9; I'outautau 8.7; Alethca 8.4; Caroline Bay 8.3; Amigo, The Monarch. 8.2; Stairway 8.0; Duality 7.13; Platform 7.12; Minority, Sing Sing 7.11; Centennial 7.10: Kinvara, Prince Shad, Soutane, Town Survey 7.9; Brower's Dream, Coronace, Dynasty, Fiddler's Green, Fh ing Spy, Lowry Bay 7.7. 4.15: TE ARO HANDICAP of £400; 1 mile Kinsman, Patu Po 9.5; Taku Kara '.4; Cruc'ble 9.1; War Effort 8.13: Madame Rachel 8.12; Flaliuluk, Kaioa 8.10; Young Jim 8.9; Bendemcer 1.8; Frustration 8.7: Cheap Lodging, o Huka, Greek Effort, Tring 8.6; -enardo 8.2; Arctic. Night, Ballyiieety, Blue Title, Fox Fur, Greek ilep, Gold Dip, Hamish, Malalite, Midian Star, Mr Chips,, Regal Night, Ruling Moments, Sir Mark, Straight Left, Irish Morn 7.7.

A STABLE ADDITION Trainer N. J. Carroll, Avill soon have quite a big team in commission at Te Rapa. He has-just taken in hand the Mr Standfast—Porennes representative. Ever True. A TOTAL OF £55,000 The, £30,,000 invested last week in the Liberty by the Auckland Racing Club makes a total pf £55,000 contributed by that institution, £10,000 of which has beeix lent free of interest. GETTING READY Route March, one of Auckland's most brilliant sprinters, is again in work at Takanini, after a lengthy spell on account of respiratory trouble. He should be ready for early spring racing. A SMART JUVENILE Trainer J. H. Wallace lias just added to his team at Takanini a rising two year old filly by Dink— Tip Toes, owned by Mr H. N. Harrison of Audkland. As she is by no means overgrown ,she may come to hand early. A WEALTHY OWNER Miss Dorothy Paget, owner of the English Derby Avinner, Straight Deal is said to have an income of £150,000 a year. Her previous best Avinner Avas Golden Miller ay ho Avpn the Grand National Steeplechase in her colours. AGAIN SPELLING Mr T. H. Lowry's Bulandshar representative, Lambourn, has again been turned out for a spell as he is not at his best in heavy going He. Avill probably be re-commissioned in August and be prepared for the New Zealand Cup contest. MATAMATA REPRESENTATION The Matamata trainer, George Cobb, intends taking Kaspian and Sir Standfast to the Grand National meeting at Riccarton. Both are esp pecially forward, in respect to racing condition, and the trip may be a payable one. A MODEL OF CONSISTENCY When Noko Avon the Manawatu Steeplechase it Avas his fourth successive Avin over cross country this season. During the Avinter he Avon the Winton, Waiau and Southland Steeplechases,, and on Saturday next may be one of the hardest for the opposition to cope with in the big event at Trentham. THE SPORTING SPIRIT • ! The Waikato Racing Club has decided, to invest £1000 in the Liberty War Loan. It. would appear, that racing clubs still loom large in support of New Zealand's Avar effort, and it is a noteworthy fact that the agitation of tAVo. years ago for the further restriction of the sport has "died doAvn." SALE OF KRONOS | The four year old Ivronos has been purchased by Mr R. Powell, of Whangarei, from Mr C. O. Urquliart, for the sum of. 1500 guineas andj will remain in J. Chisholm's! stable at Ellerslie:. He is engaged at the Wellington meeting this AA'eek, where lie is expected to race Avell, as he has proved to be a capable galloper in heavy going. THE FIFTH OBSTACLE In tlje running of the. ManaAvatu Steeples The Cardinal tipped out at the fifth jump, up to Avhich time he had been galloping and jumping in good style. With 9.6 in the Wellington Steeplechase his chance is being fancied and in all probability he Avill handle the going better than some of his opponents. A TEAM OF THREE The Matamata trainer,, R. H. Martin, Avill take three horses to compete. at the Wellington meeting this week, including Radiant Bay, Frustration and Esquire. In July of each year the Trentham track is the most difficult in the Dominion to traverse, but Martin has scored AAins there in recent years, and knows fully Avell which of his numerous team should have the ability to toii through the puggy clay.