SPORTING.
CANTERBURY J.C.
OCCEPTANCES.
(By Telegraph—Per Frets Association J,
CHRIS’!’CHURCH, March 23.
The Canterbury Jockey Club acceptances for the first day, Easter Monday, are:— ■ - Kildare Highweight Handicap, 1 miie.—Rational H 10.5, Juniper 10.3. Riri 10.2, Starshooter 9.13, Black Mint 9.8, Elude 9.8, Night Recital 9.4, Tarquinius 9.2. Countermarch, Pixie Gold 9.1, Nightcap 9.0. Champagne Stakes, 6 furlongs.—lmportance, Oratorious, Hilary, Tout lo Monel, Silver Ring, Drum Fire, Fleeting Glance. Autumn Plate Handicap, 1 mile. — Azalea 8.8, Niggerhead 8.5, Locksle.v 8.2, Monastic 7.13, Hounslow, Muff 7.9, Earthquake 7.8, High Tor, Night Flyer, The Viscount 7.0.
Russley Plate Handicap, 5 furlongs. —Oratorious 8.9, Silver Scorn 8.2, Top Thorn 7.13, Arden’s Beauty 7.11, Rocket, Night Wind, Azevedo, Natural, Slar Raider. Grampian, Rebel Song, Silver Light 7.6, Pacify 7.5. Fleeting Glance, Irish Lady, Lady Zephyr, Los Quex 7.3. Great Easter Handicap, 7 furlongs Gay Crest 8.13, Autojwy 8.12, Cricket Bat 8.5, Meprisunt 8.0, Great Charter 7.12, Chnrmeuse 7.12. Red Heckle 7;12, True Shaft 7.9, Jaloux 7-8. Ranelagh, Grecian Prince, Dun raven,, The Quorn 7.0.
Papanui Handicap. 0 furlongs.—Kakara 9.6, Monastic 8.9. Ringing Cheer 8.8, Weatherly 8.3, Royal Amphora, Lochlnggan 8.2. Crash, Rod Royal 7.13, Hy.stride 7.11, Mr Bello Polly, Proud Knight, Craignvon. Homecoming, Eclair. Water Polo. Tea Garden, Fearsome 7.7..
Sockburn Handicap, 9 furlongs.— Red Sea 8.8, Ramo 8.4, Red Racer 7.7, Don Jose, Martian Chief 7.1, Minerval, Night Effort, Earthquake 7.0. Courtenay Handicap. 7 furlongs.— Great Charter 9.4, Taku Tama 8.8, Gold Pit Bjsj Ball Dress 8.4. Wise Choice 8.2, Arrowmir, Rational II 7.7.
SECOND DAY Great Autumn Handicap, 1$ miles.— Jaloux, Black Duke 8.9, Red Sea 8.2, Red Racer 7.9, Shatter 7.5, Ramo 7.5, Joie de Val 7.4. Don .Jose, Martian Chief, Night Effort, Earthquake 7.0. Forty-sixth Challenge Stakes, 7 furlongs; w.f.a.—Azalea, Cricket Bat, Imnortance, Hilary, Tout le Mond, Silver Ring,
PHAR LAP’S PROGRAMME. rSCT C7W r W‘ fiW* **
NOT GOING TO ENGLAND
NEW YORE, March 22
Phar Lap will be taken ,to Hamilton to Mr H. Cotton’s ranch, near San Clemente, to rest. (Mr Davis said that he would not consider taking Pilar Lap to England. “The climate would undoubtedly be too rigorous,” he said.
Mr Davis added that the horse would nrobably be shipped back to Australia ■from Chicago after the summer meetings. There appeared to be little likelihood that 1m would be entered for any of the smaller stake races.
The horse is being accompanied to the ranch at Hamilton by his attendants, including trainer Woodcock, Mr William Neilson (veterinarian), the jockey, Billy Elliott, and H. Martin, his rider in training gallops. Trainer Woodcock said before Phar Lap left the stable'at Agua Cali elite that the horse’s bruised hoof would be cured within three or tour days.
He stated Mr Davis would take Phar Lap to Chicago for big stake races at Washington and 'Arlington Parks a little later.
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