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WAIKATO RACES

TO-MORROW’S MEETING Large Fields Of Acceptors (BY “ODDS ON.”) The Waikato Racing Club’s mee’ing will open on Saturday with the win and place system of wagering in operation. Every race being worth £2OO and upwards, tshe meeting has drawn very' large Helds of acceptors, with the winners well concealed. MELVILLE HACK AND HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of £250. Two miles and a half. Tllumimgh 10.8, Kinkle and Emancipa ion 10.7, Pango 10.6, Lucidus 19.2, Friendly Boy 9.11, Curlew 9.9, PennyPlain 9 7, Sky Pilot and feooklaw 9.3, Court Arma 9.1, La Femme Noire, Diacquedoon, Dirk Princess, Precise, Gascoyne and Bells of Bow 9.0. En Tour and liluminagh would appear most likely here, but many improvers are included in this field and Sky Pilot may perform better with the experience gained at Hawera. Curlew is much liked whilst Kinkle, Lucidus and Friendly Boy may carry fair support Pennyplain, Gascoyne, Booklaw' and Bells ot Bow are not chanceless. This field promises a price for the winner, one of which may be SKY PILOT, iLLUMINAGH, CURLEW. * * * OTOROHANGA HACK HANDICAP, of £2OO. Six furlongs.—Merial 9.0, Black Musk 8.13, Valspear and Mangukaha 8.10, Black Man 8.9, Trouvaille and Jan Ridd 8.7, Besiege 8.3, Hunting Star 8.1, Sunny Downs 8.0. Hymel and Cappy 7.12, Te Huia and Lionheart 7.9, Royal Passage, Hopa_ long and Far Land 7.8. Very Glad, Bryce Street, Seven Seat, Maerean.-. Te Turc, Requiem, Te Maranui and Aero Queen 7 7. Tweri y-seven acceptors herein should produce strong followings for at least 12 star ers. Merial and P.lack Musk, both good hacks, may find some lower down the scale too difficult. Vakpear really should win any time now. Jan Ridd and Besiege strongly attract, whilst Te Huia won so easily a: Hawera as to emphasise his chance in this richer company. Hunting Star is good, and with Sunny Downs, Very Glad, Seven Seat, Huntsman’s Chorus and Bryce Street, may aKract many. Likely improvers are Royal Passage, Hopalong, Maori, Song and Aero Queen, but those likely to secure places may be

TE HUI, JAN RIDD, BESIEGE. * * * WAIKATO HURDLES, of £3OO One mile and three-quarters.—Jolly Beg-. ?r 12.4, Sandy Dix 10.3, Lap Up 10 1, Lord Vai 10.0, Prince of Orange and Pango 9.13, Royal Mimic 9 12. Master Musk 9.11, Boughal 9.8, Brigadore 9.6, Lady Ruler 9.3, Merry Lap. Collition, Booklaw and Sweet Lap 9 0. Jolly Beggar ha s a full load but is

quite ready to carry it, and possesses a good horse’s chance. Sandy Dix, a winner at Avondale, may be one of he favourites. Lap Up likes the distance and thould secure a place. Lord Vai is very fit, a good jumper and at these ' weights strongly appeals. Prince ot Orange and Master Musk will not lack friends, whilst Royal Mimic, Collision and Lady Ruler ire possibilities. Pango (if reserved) appeals over the remainder, but ■those filling places may be LORD val, LAP UP. JOLLY BEGGAR. * * * PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £5OO. One mile and a-quanler.—King Rey 9.1, Kelly 8.13, Scotland 8.11, Korero 8 5, Tybalt 7.1, Dark Shadow 8.0, Bonny Gay 7.13, Day Wind 7.12, Royal Dance 7.10, Blarascope and Horowhe-. oua 7.9, Gay Rose, Mangatoon, Pen_ nycomequlck and Te Hai 7.8, Trades-, man, Light Comedy, Boomerang, Winlona and Con Fuoco 7.7. A round score of accep’ors must see a large field with the winner well concealed. King Rey and Kelly will appreciate the easy going to record sterling performances. Scotland appears (too close and although Korero las just won, this may be too difficult .or him. Tybalt has_ given some sterling performances thi s season and appeals. Dark Shadow is due to merge from his run of outs. Bonny Gay and Day Wind must be fairly well supported. Royal Dance, Horo. whenua and Gay Rose need watching, and one of this trio may supply the winner. Several ot the remainder possess chances, but greater,, appeal comes from TYBALT, ROYAL DANCE, HOROWHENUA. * * * CORONATION STEEPLECHASE, of £7OO. Abput three miles.—Tudor 12.1, Billy Boiy and Royal Limond 11.2, Valpeen 10.9, Windsor Lad 10.7, Allegretto 10 6, Don Erma 10.4, Forest Glow and Sporting Song 9.13, Gol- ■ den England 9.10, Pahu 9.9, Cynical I Kid 9.8, Monastic and Black Marlin i 9.5, Free Air and St. Musk 9.0. Tudor and Billy Boy do not appear able to give these weights to improvers like Monastic and Don Erma. Royal Limond is far too risky a conveyance lately. Valpeen it reported back to his best— which would most probably eliminate the field. Windsor Lad' also has good credentials at present’., and may be close up. Cynical Kid has promised lately that he i will run well, and 'therefore needs I consideration. Forest Glow disap. | pointed at Hawera and thereby can not be recommended as yet. Old Pahu is not to be despised and should there be many falls h e may fill a Place. Black Marlin has refused in the hurdles and: he will no doubt soon make the steeple grade. Sporting Song has .taken to the tall timber effectively and with Golden England and Free Air possess chances. Allegretto may need a race, yet this one sprung from obscuri y as a maiden chaser to secure three successive first placings. MONASTIC. DON ERMA. VALPEEN. * * # STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of £3OO. 3ix furlongs.—Triune and Whirling

9 1, Tooley Street 8.12, Crooning 8.5, Royal Appellant and Peter Beckford 8.4, Greek Gold 8.3, Notium 8.2, Grate, tul 8.1. Adalene 8.0, Prince Acre and Black Thread 7.13, Golden Sheila 7.12, Sweet Rose and Dg Friend 7.10. Star Artist, Johnny Walls and Mungacre 7.9, Gay Seton, Kilberis, Little Artist and Lady Diana 7..'. A field of 23 must require a good beginner.' Triune and Whirling can both carry weight, but too many good ones have one stone .ess. Tooley Street and Tosh are very weli, wnich condition covers the first thirteen also. Greek Gold failed so badly at Hawera as to fall 'from favour here. It Is difficult to sort out any special acceptors for praise, but Prince Acre, Mungacre, Sweet Rose and Adalene may be there with a possible surprise from Grateful. Peltier Beckford, Black Thread and Johnny Walls are possibles, whilst Crooning and Notium also need respect. The result could be ■ PRINCE ACRE, MUNGACRE, . SWEET ROSE. * * * HOROTIU, HANDICAP, ot £2OO. Onejnile.—Quadroon i| 0, Sir Tommy 8.13, Professional 8.12, Survey 8.9, Ringshot 8.1, Small Boy and Ki lada r 8.0, Royal Mistake 7.13, Gay Sister 7.9, Thurwind 7.8, Gay Streak, Gay Rebel, Mai de Mer and Keno 7.7, Quadroon .may hardly be ready, but Sir Tommy has been doing all asked of him and with Professional (a recent winner with conditions to suit) will be hard to dispose of. Gay Sister may be a surprise here, likewise Small Boy. Ringshot and Survoy may carry chief support and should give a good account of themselves. Killadar must, not be ignored whilst Thurwsqd’s good third draws attention. Gay Streak and Gay Rebel are not chanceless, whilst Mai de Mer, a brother to Floodtid'e, may have benefited by his respite. Those seeking a recovery on the last race may decide on j GAY SISTER, SMAiLL BOY, RINGSHOT.

CARTERTON FANCIES. SINGLE POOL SYSTEM. MAIDEN PLATE. Six furlongs.— MOTHER-IN-LAW, GALTEE. MOORE, ROYAL PORTRAIT. * * * CARRINGTON HIGHWEIGHT. One mile and 80 yards.— LAGGARD, WANANGA, SOUTHERN BLOOD. * * * WAIRARAPA COUNTY CUP. One and a.quarter miles.— HELEN FORD, HAZOOR. , * * * CARTERTON HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— DIAMOND CUTTER, ALUNGA. * * * GLADSTONE HACK HANDICAP. One mile and. 80 yards,— LADY SEIGFRIED, WAREHI. ill . . * * •» BUNNY MEMORIAL HANDICAP. Seven fulongs.— DARECOURT, MISTER QUEX. * * * ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP. Five furlongs.— FIRST CHAPTER, PAUL ROBESON. * * * TARATATU HACK HANDICAP. Steven furlongs.— REVIVAL, ROTOMA, PATAGONIA.

Acceptances For Saturday

Acceptances for the Carterton Racing Club’s annual meeting on Saturday are: CARRINGTON HIGHWEIGHT, of £BO. One mile and 80 yards.—Wananga 10.2, Laggard 9.11, Youssipof 9.9, Gasmask 9.8, Impersonator 9.7, Southern Blood 9.6, Sunder, Gay Mulla, Toxmiss 9.0. WAIRARAPA COUNTY CUP, of £l2O. One mile and a-quarter,—Ko-rero 9.4, Hazoor 8.10, Rona Bay 8.1, Helen Ford 7.9, Darecourt 7.8, The. Sa ndwichman 7.7. CARTERTON HACK HANDICAP, of £BO. Six furlongs.—-Dorado 9.4, Alunga 8.13, Diamond Cutter 8.4, Sunny Blonde 8.1, Patagonia, Liane 7.13. GLADSTONE HACK HANDICAP, of £BO. One mile and 80 yards.— Lady Siegfried 8,13, Dorado 8.11, Rotoma 8.6, Diamond Cutter 7.13, Lord Quick 7.9, Warehi, Galteemore 7.7. BUNNY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of £lOO, Seven furlongs.—Darecourt 9.0, Mister Quex 7.9, Wasteland 7.7, Free Rose 7.7, Wananga 7.7. ELECTWC HACK HANDICAP, of £BO. Five furlongs.—Alunga 9.3,

First Chapter 8.10, The Sandwichman 8.5, Hunting Spi 8.3, Prince Mulla 7.10, Our Own 7.8, Paul Robeson 7.8, Royal Portrait 7.7. TARAT'ATU HACK HANDICAP, of £BO. Seven furlongs.—Dorado 9.5, Rotoma 8.13, Revival 8.7, Sunny Blonde 8.3, Patagonia 8.1, Southern Blood 8.0, Colin, Bit o’Blue 7.7. MAIDEN PLATE, of £6O. Six furlongs.—Knightsbridge, King’s Choice, I Galteemore, Royal Portrait, Bit o’ Blue, Colin, Mother-in-Law, Beagle.

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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 439, 21 May 1937, Page 2

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WAIKATO RACES Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 439, 21 May 1937, Page 2

WAIKATO RACES Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 439, 21 May 1937, Page 2

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