THREE-YEAR-OLD CLASSICS

Southland Times, Issue 24227, 10 September 1940, Page 10

THREE-YEAR-OLD CLASSICS

FORFEITS FOR WINTON EVENTS 31 STILL IN THIS YEAR’S RACE After the second payment the following horses remain in the WINTON JUVENILE STAKES, £250, (114 miles) to be run at the Winton Trotting Club’s 1940 meeting:— Boylen and McPeake’s b f Quite Sure-Kjoi. T. Cosgrove’s br f Quite Sure-Logan's Mission. Mrs L. E. Blackmun’s br c Quite SureGodetia. W. B. Somerville’s br f Quite Sure-Erin’s Fortune. W. Jopp’s rn f Wellington Direct-Jane’s Bell. J. F. O’Shannessy’s ch f QuSe Sure-Lorne Nurse. R. E. Cowie’s b c Erin’s King-Weary Voyage. Mrs A. A. Wilson’s b c- FIRST SILK (Royal Silk-Marion Drive). A. B. Rattray’s ch c Worthy Bond-May Tracey. E. Frame’s b g Royal Silk-Lac?y Georgia. H. Hunter’s blk c Royal Silk-First Water. J. Kemp’s ch g Worthy Bond-Suncross:- , VZ. T. Ritchie’s ch f Quite Sure-Miss Adonis. Mrs Lay and W. B. Lay’s b f Quite SureSecret Link. A. McLellan’s br e Real Gold-Coy Bells. J. Davidson’s br c Quite Sure-6eamist. B. Rushton’s b c Quite Sune-Mountain Queen. F. L. Price's ch f Quite Sure-All Sunshine. A. F. McGregor’s br f Grattan LoyalBeldon Maid. J. Marshall and Jamieson Bros.’ b f Royal Silk-Eaker Girl. J. F. Hamilton’s ch c Quite Sure-Azaleas. A. Brown's b f Quite Sure-Erin’s Princess. Mrs J. Campbell’s rn f Wellington DirectHappy Voyage marc. J. Dempster’s ch c Quite SuroWracknda. G. Waite’s b c Rey de Oro-Sure. M. F. Flynn's ch f Arion Ax worthy-June Nelson. T. Hamilton’s ch c Quite Sure-Lady Direct. D. M. Cameron's b c Royal Silk-Cathedral Chimes mare. W. L. Abernethy’s blk f Royal Silk-Wel-lington Direct mare. J. R. McMurray’s b f New Derby-De Oro’s Fancy. N. R. Brawn’s ch’ g Erin’s King-Paraspl. PAYMENTS FOR 1941 EVENT After the first payment the following horses remain in.the Winton Juvenile Stakes, £250 (114 miles) to be run at the Winton Trotting Club's 1941 meeting:— E. Frame’s b f Grattan Loyal-Lady Georgia. Mrs A. A. Wilsdn’s b c Sandydale-Marion Drive. , Alan Smyth’s b c Quite Sure-Rough Diamond. W. B. Somerville’s blk c Grattan LoyalErin’s Fortune. Mrs M. Clark’s blk c Sandydale-Lee Norris mare ' . . , „ Mrs Davis's and G. Lee s b f Grattan Loyal-Woodburn Direct. J. Richardson’s b c Quite Sure-Real The Great. -

Mrs L. Blackmun’s b c Quite Sure-Godetia. W. McDonald’s b c Grattan Loyal-Latest News. W. D. McLeod’s b c Arion AxworthyFair Wave. V’. D. McLeod’s b f Arion AxworthyMountain Jewel. W. D. McLeod’s b c Arion Axworthy-Brent Locanda mare. Mrs W. McKenzie’s br c Grattan LoyalSure. Mrs W. McKenzie’s b f Grattan LoyalProbationer.

v. Wallis jun’s. blk f Grattan Loyal-Nel-

bar. T. McGillivray’s b f Grattan LoyalJ. Creegan’s b c Quite Sure-Mountain Queen. P. W. Creegan’s b c Nelson Pointer-Happy Voyage mare. J. Kemp's b g Worthy Bond-Suncross. W. M. Gill’s blk f Grattan Loyal-Cathedral Chimes mare. H. Hunter’s br c Sandydale-First Author. Todd Bros’ br g Grattan Loyal-Our Nurse. Todd Bros’ blk g Grattan Loyal-For-tune’s Favourite. W. Jopp’s b c Sandydale-Jane’s Bell. W. L. Abernethy’s b c Sandydale-Grey Girl. James Maconnell’s b c Quite Sure-Four Chimes mare. F. Johnstone’s b f Wrack colt-Rey de Oro mare. E. Todd’s b c Royal Silk-Trixie Bell. G. McNeill’s br f Grattan Loyal-Lady Adonis. H. H. Booth's b f Sandydale-Heirloom. H. H. Booth’s blk c Grattan Loyal-Logan’s Mission. R. Martin’s blk c Sandydale-Pine Crest. Mrs W. Chrystal's b g Royal Silk-Young Nora. F. Heath’s b f Grattan Loyal . C. C. Herbert's b c Grattan Loyal-Misfire. Mrs E. Lay’s and F. J. McKay’s ch c Quite Sure-Secret Link. Boylen and McPeake’s b f Grattan LoyalKoi. - ■ W. Chrystal jun’s. blk g Grattan LoyalSungod mare. R. E. Cowie's b f Quite Sure-Weary Voyage. A. Heath’s b f Grattan Loyal-Author Dillon mare. M. F. Flynn’s b f Grattan Loyal-Lou Thorpe. M. J. Kirk's ch c Quite Sure-Amber Tips. C. Dillon's br c Sandydale-Happy Voyage mare. R. Kennedy’s b c Royal Silk-Imperial Wave. P. Middlemiss’s ch c Worthy Bond-Four Chimes mare. Mrs E. M. Robb’s b g Quite Sure-Little Mountain. R. McConn's ch f Quite Sure-Whitewell. R. McConn’s b g Quite Sure-Colonna. Miss Horner's and W. Cosgrove’s blk c Grattan Loyal-Lady Norris. James Boyle’s ch f Llewellyn-Railway Bell. A. O. Fleming’s b f Quite Sure-Roving Don mare. T. Hamilton’s b f Quite Sure-Lady Direct. Mrs M. L. Baird's b f Quite Sure-Rollick-ing Wave. Mrs M. L. Baird’s b f Quite Sure-Biddy Parrish.

ANNUAL FIXTURE TO BE HELD

WAIRIO TROTTING CLUB’S YEAR

A decision to carry on with the annual fixture of the club and to leave the stake money the same as it was last year was made at the annual meeting. of the Wairio Trotting Club. The fixture will be held on December 7. Mi G. W. Gardner presided over an attendance of 20 members.

“The fourth trotting meeting held on December 2 was again a success, in spite of the fact that the war had been in progress some three months,” stated the annual report. “It was feared that the petrol restrictions would interfere with the transport of horses and the attendance, but fortunately the restrictions were lifted during the month of December, and we were thus able to carry on as in former years. Since that time the restriction of petrol has been considerably tightened and it will be for the incoming committee to go into the question of transport during the coming season. The profit on the last meeting was £l2/18/-, a good deal less than for the 1938 .meeting, due to the fact that in 1938 there was an additional attraction in the presence of the Tasmanian pacer Logan Derby. The nominations and acceptances showed a slight increase on the previous year and the racing was well up to the standard of provincial totalizator meetings. The Juvenile Stakes again proved popular with owners and trainers and the field of 10 comprised the best youngsters available in Southland. The number of horses in work locally at the present time is well up to former years. Thanks are due to the Wairio Jockel Club for the free use of its course and appointments and also to the president and officials of-that, club

for the assistance given by them.” A motion of sympathy was passed with two of the foundation members, Messrs S. J. Collie .(Wairio) and R. Sheddon (Nightcaps), who are at present seriously ill. The following officials were elected: President, Mr G. W. Gardner; vicepresidents, Messrs C. Keen, A. J. Brown and D. McColl; treasurer, Mr J. C. Purdue; committee, Messrs G. W. Gardner, C. Keen, J. Hogan, D. McColl, J. A. Steans, J. C. Purdue, J. J. Lynch, A? J. Brown, A. V. Prendeville, B. Rushton, jun., and J. A Beck; secretary, Mr John Egan.