TWO CLASSICS

NZ Truth, Issue 1261, 30 January 1930, Page 9

TWO CLASSICS

Leger and Oaks Candidates (From "N.Z. Truth's" Auckland Rep.) ■ i - .... It^may be interesting to note that Gay Ballerina, which has been adding to her stake-earning register across the Tasman, still figures m the Great Northern Oaks. LIOWEVER, Randwick may claim her n attention at Easter and the £700 fillies' classic at Ellerslie left to New Zealand-owned equines. .Eaglet is the most promising of ,the : northerners engaged,, though some to figure on the list at present are Greenaway, Disorder, Equitant, Duelloha, Clever, .My Own and Belle Star. Northerners hope particularly for the presence of Disorder and Greenaway at Ellerslie on Easter Saturday, but that seems doubtful with the Riccarton fixture on at the same time. North Islanders will probably have 'the decision of the fillies* classic to themselves. -. For -the Great-7 Northern ' St. Legef, Honour (and Pink Coat may be counted out owing to infirmity, but Jaloux, which has threatened to stay on the mile and three-quarters, will be expected north to represent the Greenwood stable. •■•.'■• .-..'■• His second -to Hunting Cry m the G.N. Derby suggests possibilities over the extra two furlongs. Count Palatine!, Grecian, Eaglet and Duellona appear to be the most hopeful of the others to give Hunting Cry and -Jaloux .some sort of a race for the Jrt^Cty; ■money:/... '"'7^,7^7