TURF NEWS AND NOTES
CURRENT TOPICS FROM STABLE AND COURSE Class Fields Engaged at Avondale Meeting TIDEWAITER AND LOWENBERG HAVE PROSPECTS IN CUP HAGEN LOOKS RIGHT FOR CHAMPION PLATE
(BY ‘
“CARBINE.”)
Good fields are engaged for all events on the first day of the Avondale Cup in which horses of class will face the starter. Saturday. Main interest will be centred round the running of. the Avondale Cup in which horses of of class will face the starter. Another event in which considerable interest will be displayed is the Champion Plate, and here again the field is a good one. Betting will be the win and place system.
The chance of Royal Dance must be seriously considered. Mia Acrea is a young horse which might command a fair share of the betting. During the winter Tutor was placed on several occasions and is expected to go well. Of the rest Kittie and Bisquit appear the best but public support may come
In all probability there will be a division in the Trial Plate. Hunto ran fourth at Pakuranga and his finish suggests that he might be well worth considering. Pern is also considered by experts as being a good sort worthy of the greatest respect. The Dozer ran third in his first race and should not be far away again. Bronze Emerald, Crestman and Imperator are all expected to be on hand at the right end. In an open event the public may favour Hunto Pern Bronze Emerald
Wyndora .... 7 7 Mintlaw registered some quite good performances last season and should not be very far behind the leaders in the fight for positions. Sebrof and The Trimmer must be given a chance; so must Spearford and Foxmund. Bronze Moth is a brilliant horse and should go well. Last season Native Song was first home in four events and in some circles this horse is expected to fill a place. Royal Tray, Greek Queen and Wyndora all won as two-year-olds and all three have prospects. Of the others Royal Message and Pantheist look the best. Support may be offering for Bronze Moth Native Song Royal Tray
King Rey is almost sure to be well supported and it will be interesting to see how he goes on the flat after the hurdles. Ned Cuttie at the weight must be considered, while Master Brierly might spring a surprise. Lowenberg and Tidewaiter figured in the triple dead-heat at the Grand National meeting and both these horses must be given a great chance. Jack Tar is capable of winning in this company but might not be quite in form. Kena at 7.8 looks a good bet and should not be far away when the final numbers go up. The Cardinal will be well backed and should give a good account. Of the rest Black Musk and Airam appear the best. Those finding favour, however, may include Tidewaiter Lowenberg The Cardinal
A large field of more or less unknown quantity will face the starter in the Avondale Stakes. The only horses who have started to date are Beau Leon, Belle Cane and Miss Hallowmet. Reports state that Merrymeer has been doing good work, and well informed circles have a strong lean-
ing towards the chances of Kentucky. Final selections may include Beau Leon Kentucky Miss Hallowmet CHAMPION PLATE; for three-year-
A horse who impresses greatly in this race is Hagen who has won five races. Hagen has both speed and sta - mina and should be well supported. Our Jean, Silver Stick, and Classform are considered by many to have more than average chances. Erlick and Orelio must not be overlooked and all three horses should be on hand in the final run home. Brazen Bold won in fine style recently and should be ready for this event. Supported horses may include 'Hagen' Erlick Orelio
No doubt the top weight in the Fly ing Handicap, Majority, will be well backed and this horse should be on hand at the finish. Reports state that Francis Drake has been working out well and this horse might command a good portion of the money. Orate has also pleased at work. The brilliant Valimeen is expected to be well forward at the finish and the chance of Prince Acre is being seriously discussed by some. Marie’s Acre is a good one and must be considered. Bachelor King at 7.0 looks a good punt. Te Monowai, Broriweh and Brazilian should be on hand for most of the way, but the public may favour Majority Bachelor King Marie’s Acre
Susan is a recent winner. She is a solid stayer and the fact that she is in form will probably find her plenty of support. Saccone runs well but has no form that impresses unduly. Valdene has won over this distance and might be a hard horse to beat.. Royal Abb is favourably considered by many and might be handy. A solid finisher, Raceline is sure to command respect. Right Royal was second to The Cardinal recently and it is understood that he has been showing’ well at work. Last season Prival and Vaalstar were winners and should give the top weights something to think about. Gamos might upset matters, but final selections may in elude Susan Raceline Valdene FANCIED RUNNERS AT ASHBURTON. (By “Carbine.”) The followi-.g horses are fancied in their various engagements at the Ashburton County Racing Club’s meeting tomorrow: — 12.15— County Hurdles. One mile and a half and 100 yards: Metal Bird, Bit o’ Blue, Jewish Lad. 12.55— Novice Stakes. Six furlongs: Lord Midas, St Cloud, Boloyna. I.4o—Selma Trot Handicap; class 3.43. One mile and a half:lmperial Jade, Diviner, Rerekohua. 2.15— Ashburton Handicap. One mile and a quarter: The Wrecker, Night Dress, Parquet. 2.55— John Grigg Stakes. For two-year-olds. Four furlongs: Doria. Shikari, Gold Flight, 3.3s—Pensci'oft Hack Handicap. One mile: Shanghai Lily, King Gustavo. Wardress. 4.15— Spring Handicap. Seven furlongs: Winning Rival, Paper Note. Dictate. 4.so—Rakaia Trot Handicap; 3.38 class. .One mile and a half: Allen Wrack, Great Blaze, Accountant. FAVOURED HORSES AT FOXTON. (By “Carbine.”) The following horses taking part at the Foxton Racing Club's spring meet • ing tomorrow are favoured in their various races: — Trial Handicap. Six furlongs: Night Eruption, Split Second, Parian. Paiaki Hurdles. One mile and a half: Erebus, Golden Memory, Dorado. Motuiti Hack Handicap. Six furlongs: Liberal’s Mint, Verey Lights, Courten
Carnavon Cup. One mile and a quarter:. Lucullus Lad, Centrepoise, The Bigot. i Wharangi Hack Handicap. Seven furlongs: Kaiwaka, Morning Flight, Clarion Call. Awahou Hack Handicap. Nine fur longs: Lord Moutoa, Seyfried, Haile Selassie. Robinson Handicap. Six furlongs: Disdain, Smoke Screen, Gay Chou. Moutoa Hack Handicap. Five furlongs: Saxon Tor, Shining Hours, Valiant Lady. AVONDALE SCRATCHINGS (By Telegraph—Press Association.). AUCKLAND, September 14. Scratchings posted today, for the Avondale races on Saturday are:— Flying Handicap: Aero King, 3.30 p.m. Champion Hack Plate: Palmint, 1.40 p.m. Henderson Handicap: Summary, 11.30 a.m. The defection of Aero King has reduced the field for the Flying Handicap to the safety-number of 28, so the necessity for divisions is obviated. DEATH OF GAY SON. PALMERSTON N„ September 14. Gay Son, who came on to Awapuni from Wanganui, died here from internal injuries. Gay Son was a four-year-old horse by Beau Pere out of the Lord Quex mare La Moderne, and last Saturday he ran second in the open sprint at Wanganui. As a three-year-old last season hew on the A.R.C. Liverpool Handicap, the C.J.C. Members’ Handicap, the Woodville Gothard Memorial Handicap, and the A.R.C. Clifford Plate. RACING IN AUSTRALIA ROSEHILL MEETING. ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY. By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright. SYDNEY. September 14. Royal Chief is favoured for the Hill Stakes at Rosehill on Saturday. He will be ridden by Bartie, because McCarten is required for Gold Rod. Royal Chief is a certain starter for the Metropolitan later on, for which he is one of the most popular selections. He vzill be ridden in that race by McCarten.
High Caste will have a chance to rehabilitate himself in the Rosehill Guineas, but will meet with strong opposition from ■ Reading, Bonnyloch, and Wilson. Defaulter seems destined to return home. His trainer is not optimistic over his leg improvement, and no attempt is being made to take him out of a walk.
A report comes from Melbourne today that Ajax is showing of lameness. His heel is bruised, and his preparation meantime is interrupted. Acceptors for the Rosehill meeting on Saturday are: — Camellia Stakes, 7f.: Thurles Lad, 8.9; Mildura, 8.3; Gilltown. 8.0; Fakenham. 7.13; Tolerant, 7.4; Astounding. 7.4; Geebung, .7.4; Leif, 6.9; Good Morning, 6.7. Rosehiil Guineas, Im. 3f.: High Caste, 8.5; Bonny Loch, 8.5; Reading, 3.5; Wilson, 8.5: Billposter, 8.5; Prince Aerial, 8.5; Bronze Flight, 8.5; Katanga, 8.5; Valmiki, 8.5. Rosehill Spring Handicap, Im. 3f.: L’Aiglon, .8.7; Malagigi, 8.7; Perimond,
7.8; Rod Sails. 7.5; Unafraid, 7.3; Pantier, 7.3; Enatic, 7.1; Buckshee, G. 7. Hill Stakes, Im.: Gold Rod, 9.3; St. Constant, 9.3; Royal Chief, 9.3; Mosaic, 9.0; Wilson, 7.12. Mobrsotis and Glenorabcy, 8.9, are acceptors for the Highweight Handicap, in which there are 20 runners. Royal Chief and Moorsotis took training honours at Randwick today, covering a sterling five furlongs in 1.1. A likely-looking three-year-old from New Zealand, Gold Salute, has commenced serious work with A. Ellis in the saddle. He was not extended over seven furlongs in 1.34. Local horses working nicely are Wilson, Micawber, Geebung and St. Constant.
KINGSLAND HURDLES HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Royal Dance 11 5 Kittie 9 1 Agog 10 13 Bisquit 9 0 Mia Acrea .. 10 8 Herewith .. .. 9 0 Gadger 10 1 Tane Mahutu 9 0 King Musk .. 9 7 Tea. Chat 9 0 Adsum 9 6 Wild Acre .. .. 9 0 Tutor 9 3
for Royal Dance Tutor • Mia Acrea TRIAL PLATE. Seven furlongs. Dick Turpin .. 8 2 Hunter’s Glen Connel 8 2 Night 8 2 Pern 8 2 Star Bright .. 8 2 British Talent 8 2 Royal Fawkes 8 2 Master Vaals .. 8 2 Gladynev .. .. 8 2 Bronze Proud Fox .. 8 2 Emerald 8 2 Sunola 8 2 Hunto 8 9 Lady Te Kawiti .. .. 8 2 Bambury 7 11 Lapidarian .. .. 8 2 Mayfair 7 11 Crestman 8 2 First Gold The Dozer .. .. 8 2 Money 7 11 Imperator .. .. 8 2 Royal Water Fox .. .. 8 9 Huntress 7 11 Silver Glow .. 8 2 Every Port .. 7 11 Rey Lu 8 2 Gay Movie .. 7 11 Buccaneer .. .. 8 2 Marheke .. .. 7 11 Meadow Waitama .. .. 7 11 Tellson 8 2 Miss Valerie 7 11 Beverley 8 2 Miss Brierly 7 11
HENDERSON HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Mintlaw... ..8 13 Gazeful 7 7 Sebrof 8 .10 Princess Vai 7 7 The Trimmer 8 9 Docility 7 7 Spearford .... 8 7 Loyal Grant .. 7 7 Foxmond .. ..8 4 Orally 7 7 Bronze Moth 8 4 Innovation .. .. 7 7 Little Ruse - .. 8 3 Royal Native Song .. 8 3 Message 7 7 Noisy Night .. 7 9 Milanion 7 7 Royal Tray .. 7 8 Biddy Girl .. .. 7 7 Greek Queen 7 8 Pantheist 7 7 Paxeno 7 8 Bronze Spear 7 7
AVONDALE CUP mile and HANDICAP, a quarter. One King Rey .. .. 9 0 Ken a . 7 8 Ned Cuttle .. 8 10 Black Musk .. 7 5 Master Jayola .. 7 5 Brierly 8 6 Airam .. 7 5 Lowenberg .. 8 s Gay Mimic .. 7 4 Tidewaiter .. § 3 The Cardinal .. 7 4 Jack Tar .. .. 8 2 Philcourt .. .. .. 7 0
AVONDALE STAKES; for two yearolds. Four furlongs. Radio Call .. .. 8 0 Queen City . .. 7 9 Beau Leon .. .. 8 0 Belle Femme 7 <) Valadore colt .. 8 0 Sharmin .. .. .. 7 9 Stratford 8 0 Lovaals .. .. .. 7 9 British Mint .. 8 0 Payette .. .. .. 7 9 Lady Robinson Merrymeer .. .. 7 9
colt 8 0 Money Royal Musk .. 8 0 Spinner 7 9 Kentucky .. .. 8 0 Gay Widow .. 7 9 Surpai 8 0 Belle Cane .. .. 7 9 Sure Pay 8 0 Golden Marlow 8 0 Bonnet 7 9 Maori Star .. .. 8 0 Happicoat .. .. 7 9 Miss Beau Peri .. .. 7 9 Hallomet 7 9
olds and upwards. Seven furlongs. Veritable .. .. .'. 8 0 Clipper 0 Vai Lu .. 8 0 Royal Tray . .. 8 0 Native Song .. 8 0 Classform .. .. 8 0 Hagen .. 8 0 Our Jean .. . .. 8 0 Erlick .. 8 0 Bonnybelle .. 7 13 Dragon Moth .. 8 0 Duncannon .. 7 7 Orelio .. 8 0 Surmise .. 7 7 Brazen Bold .. 8 0 Buccaneer .? . .. 7 7 Silver Stick .. 8 0 Foxtoon .. 7 7 Classic .. 8 0
FLYING HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Majority 9 9 Erndale 7 5 Francis Drake 8 13 Birthday Boy 7 4 Orate 8 7 Te Monowai .. 7 1 Royal Inver 7 0 Bachelor 8 6 Bachelor King 7 0 Gold Vaals .. 8 6 Eastern Heir .. 7 0 Royevrus .. .. 8 3 Full Hand .. .. 7 0 Kathbella .. .. 8 2 Calorie 7 0 Valimeen .. .. 8 9 Mai de Mer .. 7 0 Prince Acre .. 8 2 Land Girl .. .. 7 0 Palustra .. .. 7 11 Poland 7 0 Gay Seton .. .. 7 9 Namara 7 0 Marie’s Acre 7 9 Dutch Girl .. .. 7 0 Bronwen .. .. 7 7 Trilliarch .. .. 7 0 Brazilian .. .. 7 7 La Vie .. ..' .. .. 7 0
SWANSON HANDICAP. One mile. Susan .. .. . .. 9 0 Raceline .. . 8 0 Saccone .. . .. 8 8 Gamos . 7 13 Beeswing .. 0 7 Right Royal . 7 11 Spinning Prival . 7 11 Wheel 8 7 Vaals Star .. . 7 8 Erlick .. .. . .. 8 6 Aero Queen . 7 7 Royal Abb . .. 8 5 Nyola .. .. . 7 7 Valdene .. . 8 i Tupeotu .... . 7 7
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