REVIEW OF THE FIELDS
The following is a rcview of prospects for the Otaki meeting, together with a guide to form : —
The opening event, the Puketoi Hack Hurdles, looks like Bay Robe again showing the way home to the field. A repetition of his improved . jumping should enable him to again win comfortably. Gynerio, a fresh horse, has been jumping in schools at Trentham and if the going is firm should show to advant'age. Greek Dancer, Gold Claim and Leybourne are not without prospects. . '
Cincture and Tortago's second and third to Idle Along in the Puhi Maiden No. 1 will bring them strong suport in the Manuao Maiden No. 1. A repetition of first day's form should see this pair fight out the issue. Afton Waters was strongly - supported in the. second Puhi Maiden, but disappointed. The Stormovik is a fresh runner. Bonnie Fair came home well in fourth place and is expected to imnrove on it.
If started in the Pukekaraki Hack Belle Zorra will go out a staunch favourite, but it is likely this speed.merchan-t will be reserved for the -hack seve.i?,-)a|gv jn the day. In her absence Royal'' Baron, Carmelita, Skilled- and- Tudor Chief will be the fancied division and unless something unforeseen happens" the winner should come from the above mentioned.
Lady / u Judged on last week's performance in running second to Hulabaloo in the Ling Memorial, Lord Elgin is likely to go out one of the favoured division in the Nikitini Memorial Handicap. Tutere's first attempt over a middle distance was full of credit and he is likely to wind up favourite. Battle Dance is coming right and might shqw to advantage tomprrow over the long journey. Dileas is a fresh' horse with a second to hi& credit in his last three stafts. Barrage's fifth last week was fair. An improved showing can be' expected from The Grand. A likely pair at the bottom of the weights are Delinquent and Royal Duce. Although he disappointed at Hastings last week Delinq.uent must be respected tomorrow oli his own track.
Lady Oratory, unlucky m the Puhi Maiden last week will be the favourite for the Manuao Maiden and must be hard to beat if she steers a straight course. Grey Plume, if started here, and Flak, rpari the hest nf the others.
Belle Zorra will command most respect in the Otaki Hack and wiil appreciate the extra furlong. Others expected to improve- on their last week's perforniances are Moutoa Lord, Hadrian and Homespun. Of the fresh horses engaged Czarina and Tribute are expected to race well, especially the last named.
The open sprint, the "Wairongomai Handicap, has drawn a number of fresh horses in Soneri, Tuis, Saludos and High Orders. Form again points to Peter Gazelle, who has never been better in his career and Soneri. Gay Lena was solidly supported to win the sprint last week, but the best she could do was fifth. High Orders has been working well as also has Saludos. Patrons are likely to witness1 a thrilling race with the class erip-nppri
The concluding event, the Rahui Hack Handicap, looks like repeating first day's form. Others that' will carry strong public 'support are Grand Central, Matawene, Tahli and Nanaaki while a likely lightweight should be Genghiz KbaiL _ j
412 Greek Dancer 10 12 ' )04 Gold Claim 10 8 041 Bay Robe 10 7 120 Entertainer 10 -1 302 Thunderhead 9 6 001 Gyncrio 9 4
000 Theolateral 9 .5 003 Rockanui 9 2 030 Leyhourne 9 2 000 Flying Light 9 0 000 Aus'iir 9 0 000 Co-Operate 9 0
11.15— PUKETOI HACK HURDLES, of £300. One Mile and a-hall
000 Sahnl um 8 7 — Master Raymond 8 7 0 Wee March 8 7 000 Putere 8 7 -- Flying Fayc 8 7 033 Tortago 8 7 202 Tlie Stormovik 8 7 — My Way 8 0 lllll) Tote Odds 8 0
002 Cincture 8 0 00 Afton Waters 8 0 000 Welcome Guest 8 0 00 Fstralita 8 0 000 Glebeiield 8 0 004 Bonnie Fair 8 0 000 Matara 8 0 000 Ecstasy 8 0
12.0—MANUAO MAIDEN No. 1, of £250. Six Furlongs.
121 Belle Zorra 8 12 200 Carmclita 8 7 000 Genghiz Khan 8 1 100 Tudor Chief 8 1 010 Autoshine 8 1 310 Skilled 8 0
002 Royal Baron 8 0 010 Lady Burford 7 9 000 Grey Donne 7 8 000 Sabulum 7 7 100 Broderie 7 7 000 Incision ' 7 7
12.15—PUKEKARARA HACK HANDICAP, of £300 Six Furlongs.
400 Financial 9 0 100 Black Plato 8 (i 023 Tutere 8 5 003 Battle Dance 8 3 120 The Grand 8 1 000 Dileas 7 9 400 Barrage 7 S 132 Lord Elgin 7 8 000 High Order 7 (5 200 Hakim 7 5
040 Lord Darnley 7 5 000 Broicfield 7 3 040 Delinquent 7 3 001 Royal Ducc 7 000 Master ' Baron 7 0 000 Cooraclarc 7 0 001 Moutosorrie 7 0 000 Sir Boswell 7 0 001 Sparkling
1.30—NIKITINI MEMORIAL, of £800. One Mile and a-quarter.
03 Grey Plume 8 7 020 Flak 8 7 — High Essay 8 7 030 Loqueudi 8 7 0 Cainpanella 8 7 0 While House 8 7 — Erin's Pal 8 7 — Hormond 8 0 000 Bulaselle 8 0 000 Beau Haide 8 0
000 Green Valley 8 0 ©00 Lady Barrington 8 0 00 Beaulitliu 8 0 004 The Denbigh 8 0 004 Lady Oratory 8 0 000 Castiehrae 8 0 — Follow Suit 8 0
2.15—MANUAO MAIDEN, No. 2, of £230. Six Furlongs.
224 Belle Zorra 8 11 030 Moutoa Lord 8- 9 200 Iron Duke 8 3 023 Czarina 8 2 000 Court Judge 7 12 340 Tribute 7 11 012 Lord Bradhtirv 7 10
040 Hadrian - 7 9 210 Airpier 7 9 044 Begowned 7 7 033 Tortago 7 7 03 Grey Plume 7 7 000 Sunstream 7 7 402 Homespun 7 7
3.0—OTAKI HACK HANDICAP, of £300. Seven Furlongs.
111 Soneri 9 7 140 Tuis 9 3 100 Deprive 8 10 011 Peter Gazelle 8 7 000 Saludos 8 1 220 Hormuz 8 0
130 Flying Orders 7 13 240 Salmi 7 9 020 Gay Lena 7 8 120 Peter Tlieio 7 1 000 White Cap 7 0 020 Merry Robin 7 0
3.45—WAIRONGOMAI HANDICAP, of £500. Six Furlongs
321 Grand Central 8 13 213 Matawene 8 12 101 Supreme 8 11 024 Tahli 8 9 000 Incline 8 9 200 Iron Duke 8 8 100 Cock Robin 8 8 000 Genghiz Khan 8 0 002 Nanaaki 8 G
uuu court jucige a .i 000 Clyde Bridge 8 0 000 Sari 8 0 000 Brown Derby 8 fi 440 Havildar 8 0 000 Jasper 8 0 000 Master Bruce 8 0
1.30—RAHUI HACK HANDICAP, of £350. Nine Furlongs.
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