CLUB WESTLAND RACING

Hokitika Guardian, 21 December 1929, Page 5

CLUB WESTLAND RACING

ACCEPTANCES. BOXING DAY, DEC, 26th. MAIDEN HANDICAP. (,5i Furlongs.) Garvarv 9 0 H a vine ... 9 0 Fair Go 9 0 Land Mark 9 0 Tune 9 O' Lady Mid 9 0 Tariff 9 0 RoyaJ Stanley 9 0 Lucy Shot 9 0 Huntley 9 0 So I v oar 9 0 Silent 9 0 Mu ton 8 5 Sapient 8 5 Limoka 8 6 Gokhvell 8 5 Painting 8 5 Turnover 8 5 THOMPSON HANDICAP (6 furlongs). Booster 9 .13 Saggiturius 9 2 Arrowmir S ]2 Decoy Bird 8 7 Singlespear 8- 5 Spode 7 10 Courtlike 7 8 Corinthic 7 7 Scrambler 7 6 Bank Draft 7 5 Rina Maunga • 7 3 Huntley 7 0 HACK HANDICAP (7 furlongß). Shining Star 9 0 Topere 3 12 Fallow 8 12 Aften Ten 8 II The Dove 8 9 Atone 8 8 Audience 8 8 Lord Middleton 8 3 Gaslight 8 3 Handsome 7 12 Seventh Heaven 7 12 Gourmet 7 12 Turnover 7 12 WESTLAND CUP HANDICAP (li miles) Royal Game 9 0 Wayward 8 4 Sea Raid .. 8 4 Ardfinnan 8 2 Smithereens 8 2 Decoy Bird 8 1 Chickwheat 8 1 Fairy Tidings 7 5 Fallow 7 3 CHRISTMAS HANDICAP (5$- furlongs). Arch Arrow 9 0 Arrowmir ... 8 12 Flair 8 7 Singlespear ... 8 5 Deluge 8 4 Solgele 8 3 Shot Silk 7 11 Spode 7 10 Nastori 7 9 Courtlike 7 8 Tnne ... ... 7 5 Tariff 7 0 Goldfinch .. 7 0 Waihemo 7 0 Seventh Heaven 7 0 HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP (7 furlongs). Ardfinnan 0 4 Oriflamb 9 0 Gold Mint 3 12 Moratorium 811 Zeuxis ... 8 9 Audience 8 5 Bank Draft 8 5 Grattan '3 3 Bin a Maunga 8 0 Gaslight 8 0 Gourmet 8 9 Wrigley 8 9 Shut Eye 8 0 ELECTRIC HANDICAP (6 furlongs) •Solgele 8 8 Spode 8 1 Nastori 8 0 After Ten 7 13 The Dove ... <l3 Sapient 7 12 Kentish Lady 7 9 Waihemo ' 5 Goldfinch ... . ... 7 5 Painting ” Huntley 7 GOLDFIELDS’ HANDICAP (7 furlongs). Royal Game 9 10 Wayward 8 9 Decoy Bird 8 • Smithereens 8 i Miss Mercia 8 7 Solgele 8 3 Gold Mint 7 12 Topere ... 7 31 Corinthic " ' Baby Bun 7 9 Some Lad • Bank Draft 7 n Tane 7 9

The acceptances for the Westland Racing Club’s meeting are extremely satisfactory, bearing out the piomise of the good nominations received. All the events have filled well, the Maiden Handicap, the opening event of the day, has brought out 18, and this will probably necessitate the race being run in two divisons. 'Hiere is a good field of nine in the Cup, for which a very handsome trophy has been provided, and all the shorter events have good fields, running into double figures in each case. The enlarged course and splendid straight, provides a good convincing ground for the large fields, and the public should witness some excellent sport. The first race next Thursday is set down for 12.15 o’clock, and owing to the large card punctuality will to lie observed throughout the after-