WAIKATO MEETING
TO-MORROW'S PROSPECTS
Of subsidiary interest to the Hawkes Bay Jockey .Club's Meeting at Trentham to-inoffow'.is the. opening day of the Waikato' llacfng Club's Autumn Meeting at To Eapa. ■ The' meeting concludes on Monday. Jorm,-as revealed at Avondale and Ellerslie recently should prove a reliable guide in most of tho events. The main race is the STOREY MEMORIAL CUP, of 400 soys; ■.•■-..- :. one mile and-a'quarter. £Üb. . st lb I'egaway . !) «. Marjoram ... 7 7 Corlnax .... -S 10 Maori Boy ~, 1 6 Kaglct '. 811 Mervotte ... 7 4 Loltrlin ...... S i Grand Tea .. 7 4 Chopin .... S 1 Brampton ... 7 0 Antlquo .... 712 Lucky Alice . 7 0 King March .. 730 Spring Abhcy 7 0 Vollmond ... 7 7 .Several will be backed in the Storey Memorial Cup, auc.it is no easy matter to'indicate the probable favourite.■■■"■Pegaway failed-at Ellerslie, but this will not deter his supporters,, who believe he will strip an even fitter horse to-morrow than he' did at Easter.' : His most serious opposition .may be provided for him by Eaglet, who won the Foley Memorial Handicap'at Avondale last Saturday, arid has been- penalised. 61b, his stablematc Leitrim, Antique, Mervcttc, .and Kijig March, .winner of/the principal handicap on the .final day at Avondale. ' Of -these, ■ form certainly indicates Eaglet and King .March, but Antique should also be among the hard ones. Likeliest read to be Pegaway % and Eaglet. The riiain spi'int is the PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 230 soys; . . ; six furlongs. st lb' ' . st lb ' Supremacy. .. 9 7 Refresher 710 Awavere ..., 8 13 Prince Val .. 7 S Gold Day-.... 8 8 Biddy's Boy .. 7 3 Chrdmadyne .. 713 Chief Joy ... 7 1 Lady's 80y... 713 Ktagfleld .... 7 0 Honiton .... 711 Tradesman ... 7 0 Eager Rose' ..' 711 "Hampton Park 7 0 In the absence of Supremacy, who is expected to be at Trentham, betting in the President's Handicap is likely to be well distributed. Among those who will carry good support are. the elect of J. Paul's stable, Awarere or. Honiton, Gold Day, Chromadyne, Eager Rose, and Prince Val, and. to'"reduce this lot alone is;a difficult J;ask. Two who .make definite appeal are Prince Val and Chromadyne. Horses who are in form and who should go well in the other events named are:— Maiden Stakes: Gamp Princess and. King's Archer. Frankton: Hurdles: Lucess and Marble King. Juvenile Handicap: High Comedy.and Soloist, Linley Hack Handicap: Steady-Fire and Indolent. Puketaha High weight Handicap: Havering and Flying Princei Beerescourt Hack Handicap: Snow Prince and Ruling, Chief.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 90, 17 April 1931, Page 4
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406WAIKATO MEETING Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 90, 17 April 1931, Page 4
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