TWO-YEAR-OLD PARADE

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1063, 29 August 1930, Page 13

TWO-YEAR-OLD PARADE

YOUNGSTERS CARDED EVENT AT NEW PLYMOUTH Special to TUB SUN WANGANUI, Thursday. Wanganui will he represented by hut one candidate at the Taranaki Hunt Club meeting on Saturday, that being Arvada, who will be taken through tomorrow morning to contest the Opunake Scurry, in which the daughter oi Laekham and Tigritiya will be ridden by J. Brown. After the Stratford Handicap on Saturday will be a two-year-old parade, in. which the following are entered:— First Division Gibraltar, by Laekham—Alvarcoe Easter time, by Illumination—Gambolling. Forceful, by High Force—Britelle. Summertime, by Grandcourt—Ycrv ITot. Hampdes, by Tea Tray. Second Division Tangiroa, by Potou—Monaghan. Hine Punl, by Acre—Campfire mare. .Sparkling Morn, by Hunting Song. Colt by Nigger Minstrel—Drolatique. Green Patch, by Acre. Gold finder, by Ruapapa—lnah. CHAMPIONS TO MEET WARWICK STAKES WILL BE FINE RACE PHAR LAP AND COMPANY United r.A. —ll y Telegraph—Copyright SYDNEY, Th ursday. The champions Nightmareh, Limerick, Amounis, Pliar Lap and Chide have accepted for the* Warwick Stakes on Saturday. The field numbers 10. 4 Among the best gallops at Kandwick today, with the flags 20ft out, was that of Nightmareh, who was -credited with the fastest* six furlongs in 1.164. 1 A group of four—Chide, with a companion,- Pluii' % Lap and Auda, broke

away together for a mile. Chide finished best in 1.445. Pliar Lap recorded 1.46. The others eased up. Limerick pleased with a. seven-fur-longs gallop in 1.261. In the Shade went well over six furlongs in 1.175. Paquito and First Sight did six furlongs in 1.171. Amounis did a private gallop, six furlongs, in 1.201, without being extended.