FIRST SOUTH CLASSIC

NZ Truth, Issue 1193, 11 October 1928, Page 13

FIRST SOUTH CLASSIC

Chasing the Honors— and Money-

In McLean Stakes

(From "N.Z. Truth's" Special Christchurch Representative.) The first southern classic of the season will be run at Wingatui to-day when the two-year-olds will make their debut.

the bunch, however,, is Aspiring, a half-sister to Silver Paper.

IN the field of ten, Francolin is the only performer which has made an appearance m public. On that account she will be the measure of strong support.

It was hoped that the high-priced Limond youngster, Honor, would be included m the field, but the Mason stable has preferred Jaleiix, a brown colt by Sutala— Egotism.

Limelight's first foal, Stately, by Panmure, has been working well at Riccarton, and is given a chance.

Good accounts have been received from the south of The Graphic.

The most brilliant youngster of

The education she has received since coming to Riccarton to take advantage of the better tracks and galloping companions, has improved her out of. sight.

She will' be ridden by Charlie Emerson, and if she reproduces her track form, which has been quite as brilliant as that of heir notable relative, she should have no difficulty in' leading home the ' field m the McLean Stake's. . It loolfs like ' . -

ASPIRING, FRANCOLIN and JALEUX.