WAIPA RACES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 December 1939, Page 9

WAIPA RACES

LIST OF ACCEPTORS. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, December 8. The following are acceptances for the Waipa Racing Club's summer meeting to be held at Te Awamutu on December 16. Betting will be win and place. Because of the size of the fields the Waipa Plate and Ohaupo Handicap will probably be run in two i divisions. W. G. Park Hurdles, 11m.: General Ruse, 10.5; Hopalong, 9.10; London., 9.10; Royal Nation, 9.10; Devon, 9.8; Chikara, 9.5: Glen A.bb. 9.4; Seneta, 9.0; Sockettes, 9.0; Mio Fratollo. 9.0; Allmetic. 9.0: Mai de Mer, 9.0; Stokowski. 9.0; Noisy Night, 9.0. Kihikihi Hack Handicap, 7f.: Serenata, 8.3; Sunny Downs, 8.5; Te Takina. 8.5; May Song, 8.4; Town Section, 8.2; Ngawiri, 7.8; Pasture, 7.7; Tellsom, 7.7; Clipper, 7.7; Milanion, 7.7; Cornish, 7.7; Gold Petal. 7.7; The Ugly Duckling. 7.7; Miss Bridge, 7.7; Australian Star. 7.7. Waipa Plate, weight-for-age, Gif.: General Riske, 9.2; Tane Mahotu, 9.2; Centaurus, 9.2; Valrua, 9.2; Kingcraft. 9.0; Lord Ace, 9.0; Little Don, 9.0; Hutuwai, 9.0; Runanga, 9.0; White Foam, 8.11; Misora, 8.9; Helga, 8.9; Fine Lady, 8.9; High Crown, 8.2; Pertinax, 8.2; Trig Station, 8.2; Glen Connell, 8.2; Fairfield. 8.2; Town Survey, 8.2; Surtoy, 8.2: Merry Vaals. 8.2; Mercury Bay. 8.2; Lad.y Bambury, 7.11; Lady Waimai. 7.11; Joy Vaals. 7.11; Nyola, 7.11; Maneroo, 7.11; Kilcash, 7.11; Flying Vixen, 7.11; Eiddy Girl. 7.11; Phil Vaals, 7.11; Joan Peel, 7.11. Te Awamutu Cup, Ljm.: Golden Sheila. 9.12; Sly Fox, 9.2; Llangollen. 9.0; Floodtide, 8.13; King Rey, 8.12; Balinavar, 8.7; Cheval de Voice, 8.1; Dictate, '7.10; Orate. 7.8; Baran, 7.8; The Cardinal, 7.7; Scotland, 7.0; Poland, 7.0: Armaeourt, 7.0; Gladynev. 7.0; Vaalso. 7.0; Bonstar, 7.0. Hack Cup Handicap, 9f.: Saccone. 9.2; Greek Queen, 8.12; Palmint, 8.8; Mio Fratollo, 8.7; Serenata, 8.4: Proud Fox, 8.1; Ureklaw, 8.2; Foxtoon. 8.2: Raepata, 3.1; Racecamp. 8.1; Hutana. 7.13; Ringshot, 7.7; Indian Sun. 7.7; Philemup, 7.7; Gay Opal, 7.7; Karatoki, 7.7. Ohaupo Hack Handicap, Gif: Ora King. 9.0; Erlick, 8.12; May Song. 8.11; Valdene, 8.10; Town Section, 8.9; Little Ruse: 8.7; Calshot, 8.7; Silver Cloud. 8.6; British Nation, B.G; Sir Robin. 8.3; Wild Ore, 8.3; Pasture. 7.13; Sieglinde 7.13: Glen Connell, 7.12; Tellsom. 7.11; Gold Petal. 7.9; Tahiti, 7.9; Paxeno, 7.9; Gazeful, 7.9; Buccaneer, 7.8; Kakarere, 7.8; Wyndora, 7.8; Vertex, 7.7; Nithmount. 7.7; Burnside, 7.7; Tavern Song. 7.7. Flying Handicap, Gif.: Suleiman, 9.13; Orate, 9.12; Our Jean, 8.7; Tosh, 8.2; Paddy the Rip, 8.0; Young Paddon, 7.11; Corato, 7.11; Orwere, 7.10; Blonde Princess, 7.8; Brazen Bold, 7.5; Foxmond. 7.5; Palustre, 7.4; Gay Seton, 7 t 2; Beau Repaire, 7.2; Te Monowai, 7.0; Gamos, 7.0; Sunola, 7.0; Miss Te Koura, 7.0; Penzance, 7.0. Paterangi Handicap, 7f.: Birthday Boy, 9.G; Namara, 8.8; Besiege, 8.5; Young Paddon, 8.5; Full Hand, 8.2; Te Hal. 8.1; Very Glad, 7.11; Gay Seton. 7.10; Fils de Vaals, 7.10; Lornacrc. 7.10; Inver, 7.8; Dark Shadow. 7.7; Clessamor, 7.7; Mintlaw, 7.7; Prince Rangi, 7.7; Tip Toes, 7.7; Trilliarch. 7.7; Brazilian, 7.7; Erlick. 7.7; Respectful, 7.7.

Plenty of Hurdlers. Judging by the numbers of nominations received by the Auckland Racing Club for the four hurdle races on it's programme for the Cup meeting there is no dearth of hurdlers in the North Island. For the mile and three-quar-ter race on the fourth day no fewer than 38 horses have been nominated.

Ajax to be Kept in Work. As he is inclined to get gross with idleness it is intended to keep Ajax in work, and he will be given an occasional race during the summer meetings. After a strenuous campaign in the spring it is usual to give good horses a let-up before a preparation for the big autumn meetings in Australia.

Miltiades. Miltiades, winner of the Gillies Handicap at Oamaru, is a four-year-old chestnut gelding by Iliad from the Ab-surd-Mascot mare Black Cat and is thus a half-brother to Silk Paper and a full-brother to Red Cat. Miltiades only returned from Australia about three months ago. While racing in and around Sydney Miltiades won four races, one up to five and a-half furlongs, and earned the reputation of being one of the fastest two-year-olds working at Randwick. He races in the ownership of Mr R. C. B. Greenslade. i FIXTURES. December 9—Hororata. December 9, 11 —Woodville. December 16—Waipa. December 2.3, 26, 27— Manawatu December 26 —Waipukurau. December 26—Westland. December 26, 27 —Dunedin. December 26, 27—Taranaki. December 26, 28, January 1, 2—Auckland. December .30, January I—Wairarapa. December .30, January I—Greymouth. December 30, January I—Hawke’s Bay. 1940— January I—Waikouaiti. January I—Wyndham.1—Wyndham. January 1, 2—Stratford. January 1, 2—Marton. January 2, .3—Southland.