AMBERLEY RACES

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 363, 25 May 1928, Page 6

AMBERLEY RACES

ACCEPTORS FOR TO-MORROW Press Association CHRISTCHURCH, Thursday. Brackenfield Hurdles, 1£ miles.—Oriflamb, 11.5; Tarleton, 10.8; Heisler, 9.8; Royal Land, 9.6; Rangiawhao, 9.0. Novice Stakes, 5 furlongs.—Solgele, Campanula, Scrambler, Malmsey, Great Spear, Beaming, Waihemo, Cynelli, Greyfincli, Sea Gay, Despot, Bolero, Atone, 8.7; Merivale, Star Raid, The Viscount, Gay Crest, Bon Raid, Antoinette, Silver Arc, Sarnia, 8.0. G. B. Starky Memorial, 1} miles. — Battle Colours, 9.9; Thorndale, 9.8; Sir Roy, 9.0; Chickwheat, 8.6; Fresco, 7.12; Moratorium, 7.7; Rotor, 7.6; Steel Bar, 7.1; Killoch, Bronstell, Amor, 7.0. Kowai Trot Handicap, 1 i miles. — Idol Boy, Pat Logan, Becky Mine,✓ St. Petrox. Logan Doro, Prompter, Moving Pointer, Linkman, No Fear, Fire Glow, Rafa, Royal Triumph, Awaiti, Eve Reta, Lady Bee, Grand Light, Prince Chimes, Sonoma Child, Mussolini, Little Author, Del Oro, Rae Lea, Peter, Golden Author, limit; Harry Locanda, Moneymore, Liberty Hall, Loburn, Kelburn, 12yds; His Lordship, Bingen Patch, 48; Nelson Boy, 84; Travis, Axworthy, 10S; Alvira, 120. Seadown Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Skyquest, 8.11; Sea Gay, 7.10: Despot, 7.7; Waihemo, 7.2; Lytup, Solfello, Claymore, Thurso, 7.0. Amberley Handicap, 7 furlongs.—Sir Roy, 9.4; Zaragoza, 8.13; Sagittarius, 8.5; Nine of Spades, 8.2; Polydectes, 7.8; Gold Mint, 7.7; Sprinkler, 7.5; Mime, 7.2. Glassnevin Hack Handicap, 7 furlongs. Malmsey. 9.4; Lancer, 8.9; Master Clarence, 8.2; Amor, 7.7; Atone, Beaming, 7.5; Solfello, No Response, Page Boy, 7.0. Teviotdale Trot Handicap, 2 miles.— Halswell Park, Moneymore, Kaieri, Rae Lea, Peter, Tlarry Locanda, St. Petrox, Awaiti, Golden Author, Pat Logan, Nigger Minstrel, Liberty Hall, Teremoa, limit; Danny Boy, Adoree, 24yds; Miss Babs, Routine, 36; Audrey Dillon, _7-; Warrenore, SI; June Doro, 10S; Alvira, 120. FRISCO JACK TO STAY AT HOME Frisco Jack was scratched at 5.15 p.m. yesterday for all engagements at the Auckland winter meeting. Frisco Jack displayed great promise last season of developing into a crack ’chaser, but his poor showing in the Wanganui Steeplechase hist week suggested that all was not well with him. He was engaged In the Great Northern Steeplechase and ter Steeplechase. Frisco Jack is in good hands, and it would occasion no surprise should he bob up prominently toward the end of the jumping season. RACING FIXTURES May 26—Amberley R.C. June 2, 4—Otaki-Maoii R.C. June 2,4, 6—Dunedin J.C. June 2.4, 6—Auckland R.C. June 16—Napier Park R.C. June 20—Hawke’s Bay Hunt. June 22, 23—Hawke's Bay J.<~*. June 30, July 2—Te Kuiti R.C’. July 7—Ashburton County R.C. July 11. 12, 14—Wellington R.C. July 19—Waimate District Hunt. July 21 —South Canterbury Hunt. July 28 —Christchurch Hunt Club. July 26, 28 —Gisborne R.C. August 14, IG, IS—C.J.C. Grand National. Lomint’s Form It is generally recognised that with 8.4. 31b. above the impost she carried so successfully in the same event last year, Lomint has an excellent chance in the Cornwall Handicap. She is among the fancied ones, to, but if the manner in which she accomplished a gallop in company with Sir Archie yesterday morning is any criterion, she will not be quite as forward as she Was at the same period last year. Against this, however, is the fact that the gallop will be real beneficial to Lomint, and a great improvement should be wrought in the daughter of Catmint by to-morrow week.