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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 164, 11 June 1940, Page 4

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OTAKI MAORI CLUB. LIST OF NOMINATIONS. The following are the nominations for the winter meeting of tlio Otaki Maori Racing Club: RANGIURU HACK AND HUNTERS STEEPLECHASE, of £l3O. _ Two miles and a-quarter. —Glenvane, King Mestor, Hazoor, Game Pit, Southern Blood, Ruenzori, Jewish Lad, Dozie Boy. Puhiko, Lactose, Royal King. WAIKANAE HACK SCURRY, of £IOO. Five furlongs.—Pillory, Vienna, I'areliincnt (imp.), Royal Fleet, Blue Border, Sporting Luck, Blazen Trail, Gold Court, China Clipper, Colerico, Rhodes. Black Out, Cherry Hunter, Bold Blood, Beauly, Silver Shekel, Dark Water, Rondolina, Takalie, Swing, Royal Queen, Lady Montana, First Round, Royal Shot filly, Sanction, Sir Musket, Inform, Saucers, Onahau. '

TA TINUI KARA HANDICAP, of £250., Ono mile and a-quarter. —Tidewaiter, Mittie, Colonel Bogey, Royal Star 11, Aurora's Star, Du Maurier, GaH.eemore, Winsome Lu, Dictate.. Liana, Brazil. Francis Drake, Maturoa.

PUKEIIOU HACK HURDLES, of £l3O. (Jno mile and a-lialf. —Pekoe, Nereus, El Mcynell, War Lap, Kincora, Good Sun, Baron Bold, Trilithaf Bisquit, Royal Vision, First Chapter. Gay Chou, Grand Sport, Gold Ballad, Gulteemore, Smoke Screen, Segra, Golden Hawk, Lady Chat. TAIPUA HANDICAP, of £2OO. Seven furlongs - -Noble Fox, Nereus, El Meynoll, Mittie, Lady Tinkle, War Lap, Viracious. Notium, Gold Chase, Royal Star 11, Sleeveless, Screen Star, Liane, Colossal Chief, Mea Mea, Catalogue, White Rajah. 01-lAU HACK, of £l2O. Ono mile and 55 yards.—Young Charles, Little Robin. Kaalooa, Don Quox, Colincamps, Regicide, Rhodes. Great Fair, Renascor, Royal Show, Buccaneer, Balgowlah, Chere Anne, Happy Ending, Stella Lux. TAINUI HACK, of £l2O. Six furlongs. —Hagen. Kriemhild, Viracious, Conversion, Kaalooa, De Bretts, Wakarara, Gold Court, Anita Foe, Last Acre, Vadnnoe, Shining Hours, Cherry Hunter. . Dark W T ater, Balsliani,, Little Margot, Sir Musket, Little Dorritt, Boniden, Military Maid, Hasten, Trilitha. LEADING JOCKEYS. BROUGHTON STILL ON TOP. (By “Spectator.”) The leading jockey, W. J. Broughton, did not ride a ’ winner at Hastings on Saturday hut lias still a comfortable lead, although his nearest opponent. B. 11. Morris, had two successes at Hastings. The most successful rider on Saturday was the ’ southern apprentice, W. F. Ellis, who rode three winners at Dunedin. Details of the wins gained to dale are as follow: W. J. Broughton 53 B. 11. Morris 48 •11. N. Wiggins 44 W. J. Mudford 41 • P. Spratt 39 P. Atkins 3« G. R. Tattersall 35, G. Cameron 29, A. E Ellis C T. Wilson, R. W. McTavish 27, L. J. Ellis, A. Jenkins 26, W. Jenkins. P. Burgess, L. Dulieu 25, ,T. Green 24, E. V. Dye 23. A. C. Messervy, S. Waddell 22, C. G. Goulsbro 21, R. J. Mackic, W. F. Ellis 20, 0. Evans,. L. J. Cluttcrbuck. R. Marsh 18, 11. W. Ilibberd, j. W. Jennings, L. Ilare, W. J. Stevens 17, 11. P. Stewart. N. R. McKenzie 16, A. Midwood 15. R. E. Horne, R. E. Humphries, A. Messervy 14. SIRES "NOMINATED. MANAWATU PRODUCE STAKES. The following sires have been nominated for the 1941 Manawatu Sires’ Produce Stakes: —Alchemic, Arausio, Baffles, Bulamisliar, Colossus, Cricket Bat, Croupier, Defoe, . Foxlight, Friday Niglit, Inflation, Jericho, Lackhnm, Laughing Prince, Lcighon, Man’s Pal, Nightmarch, Phaleron Bay, Pink Coat, l’iato, Posterity Ringmaster, 'The Greek, Thcio, Tidcrace, Vaals, Winning Hit. RACING CLUB" PROFITS. FOR WAR FUNDS. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, June 10. The following resolution was adopted at a meeting of stewards of the Wellington Racing Club to-day: “That, as from the season beginning August 1. 1940, the profits made by tbe club oil each full year’s operation be for the duration of tjie war donated to the war fund of tbe New Zealand Government or to patriotic guilds Upproved by the committee.”