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Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 November 1942, Page 6

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LEVIN MEETING. ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) LEVIN. November 16. Following are the acceptances for the Levin Racing Club’s meeting, to be held at Gtaki on November 21:— Maiden Race, six furlongs: Astute. Atlienian( Bright Fox. Broker's Dream. Duncroon. Donegal Bay. Foxeatcher. Greek Honour. Gyncrio. Guy Falcon. La Nuit, Maungamiki. Merlac, Manuterc, Phul Bagh, Phalaria. Patu ' Ra. Royal Counsellor. Rawalpindi. Radio Call. Spirit. Sol Lux, St. Felicien, Tea Coat. Where, 8.7. Manakau Hurdles, one mile and a half: Gay Fox, 10.9: Cuisinier. 10.4: Vitement. 9.13; Star Zone. 9.9; Acrobat. 9.7: Auburn I Lad. First Role. Israel. Mataimat, Race Away. Red Chief, Ricochet. 9.0. Weraroa Hack Handicap, seven furlongs: Golden Acre. 9.2: First Edition. C.O; Broievcine. 8.13: Clarice. 8.11; Banco, Gunyah. 8.7; Condole, 8.5: War Credit, Straight Left. 8.4: Farcical. Sea Quex, 8.2; Alchemy. Bright Fox, Callcardinc, Completion, Genghiz Khan. Glad Fox, Kahuranaki, Killeymccn, Lady Lassan, Light Fair, Madame Rachel, Makarora, Tavern Light, 8.0. Levin Handicap, one mile and a quarter: Gladynev, 9.0; Noble Fox. 8.12; Sir Crusoe. Enrich, 8.6; Hasten, 7.12; Dominate, Moutoa Bend, 7.11; Kainui te Pai, Talenta, 7.9; Don Quex. 7.7; Kinsman. 7.2; Arctic Night, Blue Border, Broadcaster, Parlato, Silver Fool. Triple Crown, Vivid Night, 7.0. Mako Mako Hack Handicap, six furlongs: Dal,jat rock. 9.3; Theolateral, 9.0; The Whipped 8.3; Flying Ace. Nighean, 8.0: Ring Scarf. 7.10; Te Awe Awe. 7.9: Callcardine. Irish Fox. Leisurely. Many Stitches. Matalite. Quick Decision. Sol Lux. 7.7. Champion Hack Handicap, nine furlongs: Kinsman, 9.6: Centennial, 8.12: Come True. Rink, 8.10; Golden Acre. 8.8: Lady Spiral. 8.7; Broieveine, 8.6; Hamish. Mansura. Straight Left, 7.12; All Bunsby, Madam Rachel, 7.10; War Credit. 7.9: Acrobat, Arctic Night, Bright Gesture. Charming Song. Cheetah. Half Caste. Makarora, Peter’s Choice, 7.7. J. R. McDonald Memorial Cup, seven furlongs: Autolite, 9.0; Wings of Song, 8.6; Black Robe, 8.4: Augment. Duncannon, Pay Roll, 7.12; Dominate. 7.11; Siglow, 7.6; Celebrity, 7.3; Colonel Bogey, Little Robin, 7.2; Lotto. 7.0. Hokio Hack Handicap, five furlongs: Sterling Lad, 8.13; Clarice. 8.12; The Whippet’. 8.5; Banco. 8.3; Lady Derby, 8.2; Dalesman. Foreign Princess. 8.0; Tetratina, 7.13; Ring Scarf. 7.12: Cheetah. 7.10; Astros, Ata Fuwhero, 7.9; Camp Maid. Duncroon, Greek Honour. Gvnerio, Gay Falcon. Jolly Ruler, La Nuit, Lucky Comet, Miss Portland. Radio Call. Suntrap. Tasman Taxi. Transcript, Valsheen, 7.7.

RACES AT RICCARTON. FIELDS FOR IMPORTANT EVENTS. (Bv Telegraph—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, November 16. After declaration of first forfeits, the 1 following remain in the Welcome Stakes, five furlongs: Espanita. Croupier's Pride. Great Legend, Fairy Godmother. Slipstream, Barrosa. Soncy. Sir Neri. Sea Spi, Man’s Pride. Sulany, Islam. Scottish Lad, Supercharge, Dark Folly. Hurry Home, Royal Flight. New Zealand Derby, one mile and a half: Foxhaven, Fox Brae. Rink, Dash o’ Dink. Representative. Botany, Pallid, King Herod. Lord Advocate, Young Autopay, Boulder Dam. Nizam, Lenardo. Lincoln. Sun March. Warrigal, Dominate, b.c. by Kiosk —Eastern Star. New Zealand Oaks, for three-year-old fillies. one mile and a half: Straight Bat, Foxleap, Damask, Sigrid. Jay Bee. Lady Spiral. Ccronace, Silver Foot. Alethea, Golden Eelle, Homer Pigeon. Eulogia, Broieveine, Palora, Grilse, br.f. by Colossus—Hunt's Up. |

(IRAKI TRACK WORK LOCAL HORSES IN FORM. Interesting work was performed by the teams of T. R. George and A. Jenkins at the G’pakl racetrack this morning. Piastre and L-.roadcaster, accompanied by Light Fair, ran the mile in 1.47. Piastre with a light boy up did the best but all loafed along. Light Fair with a good weight up ran usefully. The Champ and Dominate ran 7 furlongs together in 1.34. The Champ did best. Oleon (owned bv J. Donald) and Fox Catchei ian' a half-mile in 50secs. Oleon comes from a good family and should be about right by Christmas, as the four-year-old has been .‘■pclled. Broadcaster is looking well and it it is going to win a race this season it is not far from. now. He will be ridden by K. Smith at Levin, on Saturday. Mr George said this morning that if Dominate shows signs of staying ability at Levin he will go in the Derby at the Cup meeting, but if not he will start in tne Stewards. K. Smith will ride Fox Catchei and Dominate at Levin. Hasten, Mr J. Mulvaney's horse, is looking fit. He ran well over the distance this morning. He should make a gieat hurdle horse. Gay Fox also ran well.