HAWKE’S BAY MEETING
FIRST DAY ACCEPTANCES. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) HASTINGS, October 1. The following are the acceptances for the first day of the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s spring meeting on Thursday. Betting will be single pool. 12.30 — Hollycombe Hurdles, Um: High Peer 11.0; Whetu 9.12; Dozie Boy 9.7; Son and Heir, Strolling 9.2; Lacan, Collodion, Helios 9.0. 1.15 — Imperial Plate, 51f: Cattanach, ( Ashaboy, Etruscan, Tzigane, Battlegain, Singapore 8.7; Nalla, Elminola,, Kehurange, Foreign Gold, Astrite, Oregon, Silverhope, Myrna Loy, Lady Garvagh, Grand Chase, Loch Moigh 8.0. 2.o—Hastings Stakes, for two-year-olds, special weights, 4f: Grey Spy, Varuna, High Morale, Saint Tor, Carabineer, Sandy Bay, Royal Melton, Erins Court 8.5; Tetratina, Quick Decision, Stolen Coat, Avalona, Proven, Flying Spray, Daily Mail, Bright Lady 8.0. 2.4s—Hastings Spring Handicap, l|m: Aurora’s Star 8.3; Hunting Cat 8.2; Gay Mimic 7.13; Master Cyklon 7.12. 3.30— Epsom Handicap, gentlemen riders, lsm: Solaria 12.4; MorningFlight 11.9; Doctor Defoe 11.7; Lovelilt 10.12; City Song, Dyne, Greyhound 10.7. 4.15— Otane Hack Handicap, 6f: Smiling Personality 9.0; Dunmanway 8.9; Kintyre 8.7; Dainty Dell 8.5; Laughing Song 8.3; Royal Pageant 7.13; Kadina 7.12; Roeon, Tide, Chandlery 7.11; Khurja 7.10; Kehua 7.9; Shani, Master Solway, City Song 7.7. . s.o—Homewood Flying Handicap, 6f: Lady Furst 9.0; Rakahanga 8.7; Yogi 8.2;. Lambourn, Native Song 8.1; Lin-, drum 8.0; Gay Mimic 7.13; Nigger Boy, Lucullus Boy 7.10; The Ring 7.8; Vascones 7.6; Heroic Maid 7.2; Fossicker 7.0. Since the final forfeits Foreign Coin and Captain Star have been withdrawn! from the Hastings Stakes. Hastings Riders. Hastings riding engagements are: —J. Forsyth, Enminola; E. Lord, Galteemore; E. Deslandes, Collodion; G. R. Tattersail. Myrna Loy; J. Campbell. Rough Passage, Gold Court (second day), Yogi (second day); N. Caveney, Lacan. Tea Lord, Chandlery; W. J. Broughton, Foreign Gold, Rakahanga. Varuna; P. Atkins, Silverhope, Proven, Laughing Song, Yogi,, ; Kathbella (second day), Siyana (secbnd day); H. J. Callahan, Hunting Cat' Singapore, Royal Pageant; R. Marsh, Vascones, Grey Spy, Ashaboy, Roeon; W. J. Mudford, Avelona, Lindrum, Astrite, City Song; B. H. Morris, Lively Lady, Dainty Dell, Dusky Boy; L. Dulieu, High Peer; B. Stowe, Oregon, Kintyre, Lambourn (second day); H. N. Wiggins, Stolen Coat; H. Murray, Hugme; F. Power, Shani, Arabic (second day); S. Anderson, Kahurangi, Carabineer, Eunsby Belle (second day); C. L. Kerr, Dozie Boy; T, Winiata, The Ring; W. Aitken, Fossicker, Dunmanway (second day); S. Parramore, Queen Ila, Dunmanway (first day); C. G. Goulsbro, Daily Mail, Etrusian, Smiling Personality, Native Song; Messrs F. Calder, Lovelilt; G. H. James, Solaria; J. Paul, Dyne; M. Power, Dr Defoe; G. G. Beatson, Morning Flight; R. W. Aiderman, Greyhound.
Opinion of High Caste. “I do not think High Caste is the horse he was. One would have expected him to win a race like the Clarendon Stakes more easily than he did,” stated Trainer J. T. Jamieson (formerly of Masterton) to a representative of the Sydney Sunday Telegraph at Rosehill. High Caste won by half a length from Buzalong. Many considered High Caste was allowed to take it easily when E. Bartie judged he had the race won. High Caste is second favourite to Beaulivre for the Epsom Handicap, which is to be run at Randwick on Saturday, ahead of Mildura. Reading, Rex Felt and Katanga. For the Metropolitan Handicap, run next Monday, Beau Vite leads the market from Reading, Gundadai and Landlaw. RACING FIXTURES Oct. 3, s—Hawke’s Bay. Oct. 10, 12—Dunedin. Oct. 12—Otaki Maori. Oct. 12, 14 —Auckland. Oct. 17, 19—Masterton. Oct. 17, 19—South Canterbury. Oct. 19—Rotorua and Bay of Plenty. Oct. 19 —Stratford. Oct. 24, 26, 28 —Wellington. Oct. 26—Poverty Bay. Oct. 26, 28—Gore. Oct. 28 —Waikato. Oct. 28—Poverty Bay. Oct. 28 —Waverley. Oct. 28 —North Canterbury. Nov. 1, 2—Whangarei. Nov. 2 —Rangitikei. Nov. 2 —Banks Peninsula. Nov. 2—Poverty Bay Turf Club. Nov. 9 —Napier Park. Nov. 9, 11—Avondale. Nov. 9. 11, 13. 16—C.J.C. Nov. 16 —Napier Park. Nov. 16, 18 —Waikato. Nov. 23 —Levin. Nov. 23, 25 —Auckland.
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