Set Weight for the Two-Year-Olds
N.6.W. EXPERIMENT NO HANDICAPS UNTIL NOVEMBER 23 Clubs in the New South Wales metropolitan area have agreed, after consultation, to try a new scheme so tar as the early two-year-old races are concerned In past years the piactice has been to handicap the alt races after those .fAV sprms ' meeting, with the lesult that horses who showed up well at Randwick, even though they may not have won, paid the penalty with inci eased handicaps. Until November, 23 two-vear-old races on metropolitan and provincial courses will bo run at special weights es s'n 1 C A7 8 - 5 ’ Settlings 5.3, and It ™ S '°’ b l‘ t H le Penalty clauses vary, h-e wfA? Park the winner of any altv" y thiV hoi raC ® carries a 71b pentwo’vvins belns: lnci 'eased to lulb for At Randwick the winner of the Breeders’ Plate or the Gimcrack raco e iO?b 1116 d I*lb 1 * lb extra > or any other for two or more 141 b. These conditions also apply so far as the Moorefleld Club is concerned. J n S tlons ior Beilin provide the D n i!| b • Penaity lor the winners of the Randwick classics, 71b for any other race, and 101 b for two or more, and the variation ly , Park 9 lub makes a further variation by stipulating- that the W O -year " 0l d race shall cairy 101 b extra, with a 141 b nenaltv for two or more.
of l i ba r lonS been felt that the system of handicapping two-year-olds in the early part of the season is to the of those who first show pace and a matter of guess work so far as the remainder are concerned. The handmappers will undoubtedly welcome tho set weights, for they have no ihey 1 hav a e b ° U h V’* untU tney ha\ e had an opportunity of foxmmg some estimate of their can-. Nurserv I, “?- forc tho Aurseij Handicap at Warwick Farm £iriv°wen Jer iS r n ’ torm <9i°uW ™ .r' xeccaled, leaving the wav hbf^nst 1 ' the handicapper to display o£ imposS ary JUdSmCnt in the matter b t e resting! “«««*»«•* RACING FIXTURE,* 7 OCTOBER & Bav T “rf Club. -b, Wellington R.C. 25 Waver ley R.C Hunt Club. 23—tyaipawa F..C. II 7,° r 9 V ‘ Canterbury R.C. 28, <,o—Gore R.C. NOVEMBER 2—Carterton R.C. 2—Banks Peninsula R.C. 7. 9—Whangarei R.C. ik I Vs l3 w 1 -,~ Canterbur y J -C lb, 18—Waikato R.C. 20, 21 Winton Jc. -0, 21—Otakl Maori R c. 20. 2d Te KuitJ R.C. 23—Levin R.C. 30. Dec. 2—Pending J.C. 80. Dec. 2—Takapuna J.C. DECEMBER 7—Taumarunui R.C, 7—Ashburton R.C. 11, 12—Wood vine J.C, 14—Waipa R.C. IS. 19—Egmont R.C. 2fi Waipukurau .T.ci 26 Westland R.C.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 800, 22 October 1929, Page 12
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457Set Weight for the Two-Year-Olds Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 800, 22 October 1929, Page 12
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