AT MOTUKARARA

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 809, 1 November 1929, Page 12

AT MOTUKARARA

BANKS PENINSULA FIXTURE CARD FOR TOMORROW Many horses engaged in open and hack events at the New Zealand Cup meeting will be seen in action tomorrow at the Banks Peninsula fixture to be held at Motukarara. The

fields are much bigger than usual, and tho indications point to a very successful gathering. Tho following are expected to be well supported in their engagements: Okains Trial Stakes.—Desert Song and Kentish Lady. Duvauchelles Trot.—Kate Logan and Royal Iroquois. Akaroa Handicap.— Hoylake and Meprisant. Hals well Hack Handicap.— Bonrose and Bulolo. Lo Bon’s Handicap.—Arch Arrow and Caterpillar. Kaituna High-weight.— Page Boy and Shining Star. Brackenfield Flying.—Grand Acre and Solgele. Little River Trot.—Ruth Logan and Danny Boy. The acceptances are as follow: J Q TRIAL STAKES Of £BS; 5 fur.

st lb st lb Pahautarmi . 8 0 Kentish Lady 8 0 The Bailiff . 8 0 Aladdin ...SO Desert Song 8 0 Grand Song . 8 0 Tane S 0 Coupling ..SO Audience ..SO Kindling ... SO Pixie Gold . 8 0 Tariff S 0 Straight Gold Knight S 0 Course ... S 0 Bay Queen . 8 0 Xetley .... 8 0 Gold Well . 8 0 Oompris ... S 0 Royal Swiftray , . . S 0 Stanley ..SO Haulage ... 8 0 Lorette .... 8 0 Coupon ..... S 0 Huntly .... 8 0 1 40 duvauchel:l:es t ROT (harness), of £9O; 3.42 limit. One mile and a-liaif. Beautiful Rose Lt Princess Thea Lt Little Victor . Lt Auguste Shot Silk . . . Lt Pointer . . . Lt Happy Lass . Lt Mahara .... Lt Speedlight . . Lt Hakari .... Lt Calm Voyage Lt Kate Logan . Lt Broker .... Lt Lady Zora . . 12 Minora .... Lt Peter Fashion 2-4 Cranford ... Lt Roldena ... 36 Major Brent . Lt Mussolini ... 36 Royal Iroquois Lt Royal Silk . . 48 Mystery Child Lt Hard Knocks . 72 O OX AKAROA HANDICAP (V.<vO Of £150; 1 mile and a-quarter. Count Cavour 9 1 Sea Raid ... 7 9 Hoylake ... S 11 Malmsey . ~79 Amor 8 4 Chickwheat . 7 5 Prickles ... 8 4 Haze .... 7 0 Meprisant . . 7 13 Quartei'deck 7 0 O Q HALS WELL I-lACK Of £100; 6 furlongs. Bonrose ..90 Stately ... 7 7 Te Awahina S 10 Airplane .. . . 7 0 Bulolo ...87 Shining Star 7 0 Proud Knight S 4 Coupling ... 70 Juniper ... 8 4 Sapient ... 7 0 Solgele ... 7 10 Miss NightPago Boy . 7 9 raid .... 7 0 Fair Exchange 7 S g LE EON’S HANDICAP Of £100; 7 furlongs. Buoyant . . S 13 Tlaze .... 8 0 Thorndale . S 13 Moratorium 7 8 Caterpillar . 8 12 Xastori ...77 Arch Arrow S 11 Some Lad ..77 Hounslow ..82 Thurso ... 7 7 £ IvAITUNA HIGH-WEIGHT Of £100; 1 mile. Master Clar- Swoopalong . 9 8 ence . . .10 1 Marsham ..98 Fresh Breeze 10 0 Night Dew .93 Page Boy . . 9 10 Aladdin ... 9 0 Moy Hall ..98 Morian .... 9 0 Shining Star 9 S 4 45 BRACKENFIEL:D FLYING Bulolo .... 8-13 Topere ... 7 11 Paper Boy . . 8 13 The Bailiff . 7 10 Proud Tane .... 7 10 Knight . . 8 10 Coupon ... 7 7 Phastar ... 8 5 Kentish Lady 7 7 Night Effort 8 3 Miss NightSolgele .... S 2 raid 7 7 Ranelagh ..SO Haulage ... 7 7 Grand Acre . 8 0 Twang ... 7 7 9Q LITTLE RIVER TROT £105: 5.1 limit. Two miles. Calm Voyage Lt Kanieri .... 12 Broker .... Lt Peter Daunt . 48 Prince Pearl . Lt Mussolini . . 48 Alexis .... Lt Danny Boy . . GO Ruth Logan . Lt Regal Voyage GO Mystery Child Lt Teremoa ... 72 Hakari .... Lt Hard Knocks ; 144 Chrystal ... 12

WAIKATO HUNT CLUB GIFT TO TREASURY Government taxation in connection with the Waikato Hunt’s Labour Day meeting was heavy, though the total is a little below that of last year. The taxation items are as follow, with those of last year’s meeting in parentheses:—Totalisator-tax, £ 796 19s 9d (£7BB 16s 6d) ; dividend-tax, £1.434 15s (£1,420 2s): stakes-tax, £lO6 1.5 s (£128): amusement-tax, £93 13s Id (£lO9 11s 6d). Totals: £2.432 2s lOd (£2,446 10s). Shapes Like a Stayer The two-year-old Adelphi, by Arausio, from Delphi, purchased by Dr. M. G. Louisson at the Trentham sales, and trained by T. Lloyd at Riccarton, has developed into a solid youngster, and shows every signs of making good over a distance of ground later in his career. He has not been hurried, but it is intended give him a race at the New Zealand ' Cup meeting. May Need a Race At the outset of his career over country Importer gave considerable promise, and one or two winning efforts bore out the opinion that he was going to be in the front rank of ’chasers. However, before he could do things he went amiss and has been more or less unsound since. He has been a regular attendant at Ellerslie in recent weeks, and there has been nothing in his work to indicate that he is causing his trainer any trouble. Importer is a fine jumper, and makes few mistakes, but still supporters of the imported gelding would feel more confident about his chance in the Waikato Hunt Cup on Monday if he was thoroughly seasoned.