THE BIG HANDICAP

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20733, 17 February 1939, Page 10

THE BIG HANDICAP

A WELL-BALANCED COMBINATION PROSPECTS OF CHEVAL DE VOLEE MALAGIGI IN GOOD HEART STOREY MEMORIAL HANDICAP 4 n J be . S^ orey Memoria l Handicap Of Of £700; 1 mile, 3 rurs. 1939, to be run over a mile and three round up, t. impey’s br. g bv furlongs coiurse, has attracted as fine Lord Quex —N'ukeraicau, 6yrs. (F. a balanced field as could be desired Smith, Takanlni.) 9 9 and, as early fancies indicate, betting KING rey, N. GraTas’ br. gby Race- should assume a wide range. With <U - ”• Mar,ln ' Bfo Cheval de Vo,ee locatad at precheval DE volee, a Rowan's b. S' s< ; nt aad Malaeigi working in resolby Vaals Freesia, oyrs. (Owner, llte st >le, Rapa stables would apTe Rapa) ’ 8 6 pear to hold a strong hand and both. lady Montana, b. Burg-ess’ b.m. should make a solid showing. As far by Lord Quex —Kilceit, 4yrs. as the Auckland Cun victor, Cheval ( wrier, Masterton) 8 4 volee, j s concerned he has been 5u l “wo’nL,iiy ,C Brfeny: doin = everything required of him in ag-ed, (F. r. Foster, Pukekohe) .. 8 1 il,s Preparation on the tracks and it MALAGIGI, L. R. Nelson’s b. g. by wi . n not be for * lack of condition if Paladin—Drop One, syrs, (J. H. this genuine customer fails to show King-, Te Rapa) S i his best. Malagigi appears to be gay rose, A. e. Lennard’s bik. m. coming right again and his second to (Own?r S] wimoS) Umn ROSe ' a?ea ' 712 De Friend in tile Takapuna Cup emJONATHAN, Mrs S. 'l. pVrson'Y b. ?n:1 Si ViL th i S , asaumi ; tio „ n - I ?.° und U P g. by Thespian—Joanfax, aged, end King Rey are two solid cus(W. J. McLean, Matamata). .. 710 tomers with the necessary credentials RESPECTFUL, a. P. Brady’s blk g and the latter's partiality for Te Rapa by Raceful—Princess Charming, will assure him a following. Ladv aged, (A. P. Brady, Ellerslie). .. 7 8 Montana’s last appearance was at sc £7 l AND, e Montgomery’s b. g. Trentham in the Summer Handicap by Acre Bonny Mabel, aged, . , . , _ .. , (M. b. Abbott, Rotorua). ... 7 7 when she accounted for all but JACK TAR, Hon. E. R. Davis and O. Haughty Winner and as she has arNicholson’s b. g. by Captain Buns- rived here in tip-top condition she by—Santaiine, syrs, (T. F. Ver- should keep the opposition right up ner, Takanmi). 7 5 t o it. Master Brierly is ever likely to SE I RG 'f , n7. E -= G,adin ,r s b,n V by surprise while Gay Rose’s winning Lord Quex —Sunny Hours, 6yrs. t , ~ . . ~ , , 0 (Owner, Tc Rapa) 7 l form m the Matamata Cup and her BLACK MUSK, R. B." Hines’" blk.* g. earlier consistent running suggests an by Musketoon—Queen Arch, aged, excellent chance for her. In the (N. F. McGuire, Te Aroha). .. 7 • event of rain her prospects would be PARQUET, c. Dawson’s b.m. by appreciably enhanced. However at Takanin77 InlaitJ ' Gyrs " ' (C ‘ Morse » . the present there is every indication * * for a fiery track to-morrow. Jonathan D Whtnwind—Merry'" S Day,' has been workln ? well and must (Owner, Paeroa) 7 o always be respected on a course like we have here and Respectful, who shaped well in the final trials yesterday, possesses an excellent lightweight chance. Scotland staged a come-back at Rotorua the other day and if he can maintain that form he may continue his winning way. Now trained at Rotorua by M. B. Abbott, Scotland appears to have taken on a new lease of life and interest will attach to his showing. Jack Tar, Sergia, Black Musk, Parquet and Day Wind SCOTLAND will all add interest to a fine contest in which the CHEVAL DE VOLEE public may place most reliance on the credentials of MALAGIGI