C. EMERSON HAS THREE HORSES IN TRAINING

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1022, 12 July 1930, Page 12

C. EMERSON HAS THREE HORSES IN TRAINING

RODE 877 WINNERS The announcement made some time ago that Riccarton jockey C. Emerson intended to turn his attention to training is likely to bear good fruit. His first charge was a two-year-old Woodend Glentruin filly, which he is now preparing for the new season. She is said to be a very promising youngster. Early in the week Emerson made two additions to his stable in Standard Rose and Royal Sceptre, both rising two-year-olds. The former is by Rosanoi from The Kiss (by Boniform), and Royal Sceptre is by the same sire from Bonnie Olive. Mr. A. Cambridge, of Dunedin, is the owner of the pair. During his riding career Emerson rode some good horses, and won on no less than 877 winners. It will be surprising if he fails to continue the success in the racing game in his new sphere. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB NOMINATION OF OFFICERS The annual meeting of members of the Auckland Racing Club will be held at the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street, on Monday, August 11. Nominations for the offices of president, vice-president, five committeemen. three stewards, must be lodged with the secretary. Mr. W. S. Spence, by 12 noon on Saturday next, July 19. WAIMATE HUNT MEETING J Pi'esa Association WAIMATE, Friday. The following rehandicap has been made for the Waimate Hunt Meeting: Bluecliffs Huntfrs. —Barrington. 10.4. Philanderer, 9.0. was omitted from the Waihao Hack and Waimate Hack in the acceptances telegraphed.

SIX ACCEPT GISBORNE STEEPLECHASE FIELDS FOR F»ST Press 9a<Mation GISBORNE, Frida, The following r.re the arr e ~,'’ for the first day of the Gisborne rat® Club's steeplechase meeting: PARK HURDLES Of £110; II miles', st. ,b Kongo .... * 1! Heather » Abisognc . 3 li Blend . , , Tall Timber 3 7 St Ames . ' ’ ! Superb King 3 . Kiwinui ' .. • Purseful . . . 9 S MAIDEN* RACE Of £10©; 5 furlongs All Home ..00 Kak&riki «, . Tama Waists 3 0 Salamander 1 j t Merry Lu . . 3 r> Abbey Dale « ! Te m Ar£r.: 3 o gffjra, I AM Taka '. 3 « fefr Trch” j J Queer Card 9 0 I’urseful . % 1 Full Crop .00 Honowai . * « T Win ter boy . 9 © Agfae ... * 3 PIA’IXG HANDICAP, Of £150; 6 furlongs. Singleton . . 10 10 Superb King n * Bold Front .10 9 Goc*d Spori 9 4 King War.ga 0 11 Otene . . J « k Rory Mor . . 9 10 Golden Te Awha . . 9 3 Shadow % . Tall Timber 9 0 Royal f The Author . 9 0 Songster , 3 f GISBORNE STEEPLECHASE. Of £200; about 3 miles. Highwayman 10 2 Master Arch % • Garzon .... 9 7 Timi Pouri . s • Kalakaua ..95 Tam worth . 9 5 HACK FLAT HANDICAP Of £130; 6 fur. Natal .... 9 11 Russet Moor 9 j lago .... 9 9 Wedding Bella 9 * Outfit .... 9 7 OofM ...si Little Wonder 9 7 Merry Lu . . 9 * Arrowhead . 9 6 Little Gift . . 9 § Coonardoo. . 9 « Kathelma . . 5 % Sunglare ..94 Baracouta. . * % Royal Winter Boy . • Songster .94 Salamander . ? « Rich Crop . 9 3 Autumn Sun 9 • Claremore ..93 TamaWaiata 9 « Fall of the Y ear ... 9 2 TRAMWAY HACK STEEPLECHASE Of £140; 2 miles Highwayman 10 5 Kalakaua . . 9 3 Abisogne . . 9 13 Timi Pouri . 9 « Garzon ... 9 10 Master Arch 9 a Tall Timber 9 S Tamworth . * * WINTER OATS Of £160; H miles Bold Front . 10 11 Cool Card. - 9 t Qugen a Sport . 9 4 Cnoice . .10 2 Whakaari. . 9 0 Valsier ... 9 9 Primax. ..99 Rorv Mor ..97 Autumnina . 9 f> K nisei .... 9 2 Natal .... 9 4 The Author. 9 0 PINK COAT UNLIKELY TO RACE AGAIN The latest news from Washdvka cotcerning Pink Coat is that he ha* failed to overcome the lamensos that necessitated his retirement in the spring, and that there is very little likelihood of his ever racing again. Luckily in one sense. Pink Coat was left as a colt, and he has a certaii value as a stud proposition. Pint Coat's most notable success was the winning of the all-aged classic, the Harcourt Cup. at the Wellington Racing Club's spring meeting.