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THE TURF

HAWKE'S BAY ACCEPTANCES. By TelesraDh—Press Association. Napier, June 20. Following are the acceptances for the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club meeting;— HUNTEKS’ HANDICAP HURDLES, of 130 bovb. One mile and a half.— Whetoki, list. 131 b.; Tornea, pavilion, Torps, list. 71b.; Gaekwar, Hat.; Strouvar. lOst. 91b.; All Fu, Master Orißamme. Silta, Golden Point, Waimotu, lOst. 71b. WOODLANDS HACK STEEPLECHASE, of 200 sovs. Two miles.—Gay Boy. list.; To Toa, lOst. 101 b.; Golden Glade, lOst. 71b.; Sartoline. lOst. 41b.; Silent Dick, Juan. lOst. lib.; Red Cent, lOst.; Reparoa, 9st. 91b. WHAKATU HANDICAP HURDLES, of 175 sovs. About ona mile and threequarters.—Hyttus, Penury loose. Fiddlestring. lOst.. 31b.; The Baronet, Kkt.; Utuwai. Hushabye, 9st. 71b.: Whizz Bang, 9st. 41b.: Gold Scene. Bingakaha. 9st. HAWKE'S BAY STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. of 700 sovs.' About three miles.— Luke, list. 121 b ; Foeman, list. Elb.; Mattock,’ list. 31b.; Cansal, Ktet. 51b.; Gay Boy. Te Toa. 9et. fib. HAWKE’S BAY HURDLES, of 400 rove. About one mile and three-quarters.—Mul-tive. Hot. 121 b.: Kauri King, list. 61b.; Lord Nairas’, list.: Simon lOst. 81b.; Paddington Green, lOst.; Crosswords, 9«t. 101 b.; Hautawa. 9st, 81b.: Kohumanca, 9st. 61b.; Dribble. 9st. 51b.; MulUfual. 9st 41b. HASTINGS HACK HANDICAP-Mort Avis lost. 121 b.; Prodigal. ICst. 111 b.; Rehuff lOflt. 81b.: Ganiboola. lOst. 31b.; Antler lOst.; Locheon, 9?t. 131 b.; Waterform, 9gt, 121 b.; Earthshine. Sat. JHb.; Steepholm. Wamba. 9st. Jib.; -Kail, Royal GI HERETAUNGA HANDICAP of 300 sovs. Six furlongs and a half—Gold Kip. list. 121 b.: Heather Sprig, Hat. 91b.; Menelaus, Hat. 31b.; Molyneaux. ICot,. 131 b.; Simonides. iOsta 91b.' CruceUe. lOst. 41b.. Matatua. lOst. 21b.; Prince WiUonyx,. 9st--131b.: Bang. 9st. 121 b.; Astenna, 9st. 101 b.; Aotlfld. Bagdad, Arch Salute, 9«t, 91b.; Forest Gold, 9st. 61b.; Prince Martian, 9st. 41b.; Tari, 9st. 21b.; Potentiality .Welldone. Amber Tips. Jolly Princess, Doriq 9st

DANNEVIRKE HUNT CLUB HANDICAPS. Bv Telegraph—Press Association. Dannevirke, June 20. For the Dannevirke Hunt Club meeting the following handicaps have been aeC1 HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE, of . 200 sovs. Two miles and % 12at. 111 b.; Gaekwar Bill, n 4t- “m.j Merryovven, list. 121 b.; Papatere, Imt. 51b., Rhnnle Sam list. 31b.; Tigerland. lObL. 131b 1 - Rococo lost. 121 b.; Houngaria, lOst. 91b •' The Hound, Moiki. Ttiihape. Malihlnf Haurantri Ttipperary liass, Bourbon, Powd*Tuck. Bid P e P a-Wee, Golden Point. r MAiDEN’HAOK HANDIOAP of 100 sovs Five furlongs—Wairkahoe, 9st 51b., De monesß, 9st. 31b ; Absurdity. Miss Lord Desmond Projector, 9st. 21b., Rowan, Miocene Oarola, Poto. Lady Pan. Actor, Darky Tom, Lady Muriel. Morzonia, Potomea, Handini. Kiaoraform, -Te Tuna, bun S HUNT° y CLU S B of 125 sovs. One mile and a half,-Whetoki, list. 9 b.; Pavilion, list. 21b.; Tornea, list. lib-. Simple Sam. lOst. lllb.; Coolpan lOst. 101 b.; Sensitive, 10 ?-j lb ’’ A ? lr 4l^ l ?’c h o 3 plaud. lOst. 51b.; Ah Fh. Wrt. 41b-. Ghori, Filta, Master Orlflamme, Royal T-Wr, Waimoto, Tipperary Lass, St£on Varu, Bureess, Morning Pride. Golden. Point, “flying HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—Jollie Princess lOst. 131 b-. Mort Avis. lOst. lllb.: Lord Aetolat, lOet. 91b.- Martian Miss, lOst. 61b. •’ < J >nve o tl °“z 9st 131 b.; Black Art. 9st. Sv £ et r i O b n F'Galre,\s?. n h^ £ SMSta B BU A HAOK ty ’STOEPDEOHASE of 125 sovs Tiaerland lOst. lib-; Rococo, 9st. 131 b.. Annlnud 9st lllb.- The Hound. Korangi. Tipperary Lass Royal. Tiger, Te Tuna, Morning Pride Pannikin Wgess Daylight Kitty M'Donald, Fiery, ?st. an. LADY’S BRACELET, of 100 sovs One waiia and auarter. —I*ocknon, 12st. 131 b., SrS- ® W* e Lunin Het, 51b.; Sensitive, list. 21b., T terl’and list. 11b.; Ah Fu, lOst. lllb.; Sunrav lOst. 91b.; Waimoto. The Hound. "Roval Tiger Revelry, Ghori, Kumeroa, Zinnia. Korangl, Morning Pride, MaghdHACK°WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 rove. Seven furlongs.-7Prodigal.lOat. Lib. Mort Avis Jollie Princess. lOst. 101 b., rbun, ioll 71b ’ Lord Astolat, lOst. 615.; DodL son. 9st. 131 b.; Convention. 9st. 121 b., B a< K Art 9*t 91b.: Beloved., hohu, Some Fa®h ion.’ Passenger. 9st. 81b ; Hwrax 9st. 61W; Galore, 9st. 21b.; Royal Gift. lord Desmond. Miocene. Patowea-. Coniiaka. Sat

NOTES AND COMMENTS

By Glbnco* Tho Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s win ter meeting will ooeu to-morrow, and WU M continued ’ on. Thursday. The concluding p.m . son Friday next Secretary A. E. Whj-te will take entries for all events at the winter meeting of the Wellington Racing Club, with the exception ° f Acoeptanceß for all events at the nevirke Hunt Club meeting close ou Fndav next at 8 p.ui. . , The Auckland-owned Kauri King ha« arrived at Hastings, and will contest th« Hawke’s Bay Hurdles to-morrow, lhe old Soult gelding looks exceptionally well. It is expected that the entries for the Trial Plate at Trentham will be very large, and the list will include several maiden two-year-olds, who are known to be very fast. Trentham stables will be represented by Moutoa’s Gift and Edendßh: Rosebery looked like having a. winning chance in the Minter Hack Hurdles at Napier, but he was feeling the stress in the run in from the last fence, and could only finish third. It was his best effort to date, and his chance should O °Kohu °<lid not make a very good beginning OB a steeplechaser, for he foil at Napier on Saturday. He Is nicely we ghted at Hastings to-morrow, and it will tie no surprise if his connections decide to race in the Hawke’s Bay Hurdles. The Dannevirke-owned but Martontrained BID has been giving his trainer. James Coyle, a lot of trouble of Ihte That promising two-year-old Danger 2kme is in regular work at Hawera, and most probably his trainer has the idea of racing him in the Trial Plate at Trentham. Most trainers favour giving their two-year-olds a run in this race, as it assists to get. them ready for the early spring meetings. Cross-country Jockey F. W. MCabe. who is well known in New Zealand, has lately been riding in India . where lie did fairly well. When the last mail left he was in England but was going to France to fulfil some engagements there. Marble Alley, who went wrong at Hawera last, week, was being got ready for the Trial Plato at Trentham. It was most unfortunate for his owner to lose the half-brother to Radial, as he gave promise of turning out a useful horse. A prdmising hack seen out at the Napier meeting was Kail (All Black—Mrs. Wiggs) who finished third in the Settlers’ Hack Handicap. Kail, who runs in the nomination of Mr. J. Mackay, will se" a better day. , The Queensland jockey. K. Tucker, who is attached to the Kemball stable, has gone on a visit to his parent’ In Brisbane. but he is returning in time for tho of the flat season. Wamba was tried over a middle distance at Napier, but the welter weights anHie ear-old. and he failed to gain a place. - Th** o"'n«H CoHnan. a cast-off from the Fordell stables, has been a resrulaf attendant at the Rangitikei Hunt Club’s meetings, and has fenced well. Mr. J. M'Donnell. his new owner, intends racing him nt the hunt club meetings at Dannevirke and Marton.

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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 228, 21 June 1921, Page 6

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THE TURF Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 228, 21 June 1921, Page 6

THE TURF Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 228, 21 June 1921, Page 6

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