RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1929, Page 8

RACING.

GRAND NATIONAL MEETING

THE NOMINATIONS

CHRISTCHURCH, June 28

The following nominations have been received iby the Canterbury Jockey Club for the principal event,' at tile Grand National meeting:—

Grand National Steeplechase, ol 1600 sovs. Three miles and a half.— Brigadier Rill, Airtight, Royal Elm. Bonayron, Sir Moment, Askari, Maunga, Matu, Young Thurnham, Mangani, Glendowie, Fabriano, Nukuinai. Radiate, Kawini, Wiltshire, « Kamchamcha, Lord Ranald, Kauri Park. Horomea, Ural la, Rangi Sarto, Koa nan, Town Rambler, King’s Guard. Roman Abbey.

Winter Cup Handicap, of 750 sovs. One mile.—Evening, Kaiti, Zippor. Paitonu, Benzora, Bi.sox, Roi do Val. Historic, Royal Game, Black Mint. Piuthair, Havering, Merry Mint Vesperus, Inoe, Circulation, Shortly. Narrative, Black Duke, Gold Cure. Cerf, Singleton, Lady Limond, Fine Acre, Subdivision, Quantum, Paddon. Overdrawn, Haze, Solrn.se, Commendation, Full Feather, Winstar, Maui. First Raid, Royal Saxon, Red Boa. Taboo, Marjoram, King Balboa, High Society, Atairi, Bonrose, Kick Ofl‘. White Fang, Countersign. Town Bank, Teheka, Gay Sonnet, Prickles. Lucre, Broad Acre, Honeycomb.

Grand National Hurdles, of 150 :-ovs. About two miles and a half.— "niti, Attache, Prince Lu, Beaumont, Tust John, Mister Gamp, Novar, Bright Land, Craigmore, Overhaul, ’oung Tlmrnham, Mangani, Glengariff, Modern, Nuknmai, Radiate, ■vawini, Troilus, Wiltshire, KarnoVameha, Master Boon, Tresham, Revd, Red Fuchsia, Locarno, Kauri Park, Horomea, Magna Charta, Grand National, Lancer, Uralla, AtarGria, Home Made, Aurora Bor>alis,. Comical, Uleauborg, Perle Do Leon, A\berfeldy, Gala Day, King’s Guard, Roman Abbey. V UOICLAND DISQUALIFICATIONS. By Telegraph, Per Press Association.] AUCKLAND, July 2. At a meeting of the Auckland Disrict Committee, it was agreed to iltctr the disqualification of J. W. Ucßae, A. J. Gilmer and W. Rennie jdekeys), for the balance of the term, o suspension rrom riding in races, md it was aso agreed to recommend :he Racing Conference to act likewise in regard to C. N. Carmont, jockey. I'lie disqualification imposed on the four jockeys named, dated from June 29tli. 1928, was for a period of two •ears. Applications by A. Driscoll and I. a. Tinker for permission to work 'n training stables were declined. A CLASSIC HORSE PURCHASED SYDNEY, June 2. Mr Percy Milley, of the Kia Ora itud, who is now in England, lias purhased from Lord Woolvington, the !i.ve-year-old horse Caledon, a brother if the Derby winner, Coronach, and he winner of £50,000 in prize money.