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MARTON FIELDS

TOMORROW’S ACCEPTORS TWELVE IN CHIEF HANDICAP HORSES IN FORM - are in rm 111 an 1 j may mid support in Heir engagement* at Hi** Mart-.n Jockey Club’s spring me*' ting be;:ia- win an I I me Juvenile Handicap.—Royce, Par Avion Fleche D Or. Maiden Race. —King’s Matk, Gold Gam Hack Hurdles.—High Peer, Dorado Raeburn. Tutaenui Hack.—Scandal, Eupatrld, Lucullus Boy. Railway Handicap.—Screen Star, Taurangi, Footloose. Marion Handicap.—Noble Fox, Winsome Lu. Colonel Bogey. . . Spring Hack.—Collbri, Beau Monde Stella Lux. Farewell Hack.—Kentucky, Royal Consort, Lucullus Boy. The fields are;— 12.0—JUVENILE HANDICAP or £110; two-year-olds; 4 lur. Royce, Par Avion. Nsius, foreign Com, Sandy Bav. polario, Prince Plato. Imperium, 8.5; Forsake, Retort. Bayadeer, Fleche dor, High Tone, Premature, 8.0. 12.40—MAIDEN RACE or £I 0 " ; 6 fur. The Monarch. Vacation, Pillory, Gay Gipsv. King’* Mark. Star Zone, Princess, Merliug, Taane pango. Glen Donal. Distress Signal, Biown Fox, social credit, Goldgam. Lord cega Fly-by-Night, Sweet Anne. Ro-o Acre, Tea Lord, Locrian, Cole--I.2O—HACK HURDLES or £130; about U miles Dorado. 11.0; High Peer. 10.9; Golden Memory. 9.10;, Brazil. Raeburn. 9.6; Sanguine King. Larwood. 9.2; Foxlana. Prinlhia, Parekura, Karere-nui, Moonlight Bay, Haile Selassie. 9.0 . 2.O—TUTAENUI HANDICAP Of £126; 6 rur. Lucullus Boy, 9.6; Scandal. 9.1: Ringling. 8.10; Ella. 8.9; Eupatrld, 8.3; Gold Court, 8.2; Yaalstar, Vlraclous. 8.0: silver Gift. 710 Triple Crown, Taihi. Watmutu, 7.9; Namesake. Ml Biinsbv, Royal Fleet. Little Margot, City Song, 7.7. 2.46—RAILWAY HANDICAP Or £150; G fur. Amigo. 9.6; Taurangl. 9.3: Footloose, 9.2; Saxon Tor. 8.10; The Buzzer. 8.3; Screen Star. 8.0; Black Robe. 7.10; Nigger Bov. 7.3; Sea Link. 7.4; Solaria. Royal Minstrel, Colossal Chicr, Heroic Maid, 7.0. 3.3O—MARTON HANDICAP Or £200: 9 fur. Slegmund. S.tO; Moa-mea, 8.0; Winsome Lu. Colonel Bogey. 7.13; Homily, 7.10; Gaelic Song. Noble Fox, 7.4; Cherry Bay, Skyway, Hasten, Dorado, Vlraclous, 4.I6—SPRING HANDICAP Or £135; 1i miles Hasten. 9.2: Dvnasty, 8.8; Arabic, 8.5; Stella Lux, Hirangi, 8.4: Sceptre, 8.3; Gold Court. 8.0; Vaalstar. 7.13; All Quiet. Auto Sweep. 7.11; Collbri, Bonlden, Foxlana, Goldgaln. Gold Bridge, Great Fair, Beau Monde, Hokumal, 7.7. S.O—FAREWELL HANDICAP Or £110; 5 rur. Lucullus Boy, Wings of Song, 9.7; Zest, 9.5; Kent uck V. 9.3; Dark Eagle. 8.10; Royal Con*ort. 7.10; Namesake. Glen Birman. All Bunsby, Lady Govern, Windsor Glow, Army Giri, Squeers, Pas de Cheval, City Song. 7.7. GOSSIP FROM ALL PARTS Win and place betting will be In operation at the Marton Jockey Club’s meeting Stella Lux Th<- stifle injury inflicted on Stella Lux bv Golden Memory was not so bad as first thought, and she Is In work again a; Otakl Poor Form For Cup Horse Peerless, at present in Sydney, ts a New Zealand Cup candidate. She is reported as having run last in her rare at iVandwick on Saturday, the Chelmsford Stakes. Lady Tinkle Resumes Lady Tinkle, artep an easy time on her return from the Grand National meeting is again in work at Levin. She has bum up nicely and will be prepared lor Wellington. Amigo in Blinkers Amigo is now being vyorked in blinkers a* last week he reared and Tell and then bolted lie came lo no harm and on Saturday at T-rentham he ran live in 1.4. Amigo iias not done much last work, but is in good order. Vaicony One or the fastest sprinter* to race hi the Dominion in recent years was the Gascony—Valley Rose gelding Ben Brag gie, who was sold to go to India, aim it r* interesting to note that a two-year-old full-sister to Ben Rraggie will race thif reason under the name of Vaicony. Funny Fox Funny Fox, who finished third in the juvenile event at Avondale on Monday, is a Foxbrldge—Fantastic filly, and she is closely related to Lady Lois, Tuahlne, Gay Circle, Flying Acre, and other*. A lulisUter, Sheer Delight, was at Trentham early last season but she has been spelling ‘for a year. Colt Namod The name Sun Valley has been selected Tor the two-year-old brown colt by Vaais from the Tea Tray—'Cradle Song marc Hoinoa sent down rrom Auckland by Mr M. J. Moodabe to join Kentucky and Royce in H. B. Lorlgan’s stable at Trentham Hoinoa Is a hair-sister to Crooning. Prlvai and Clipper. Royal Lancer When racing last season a* a three-year-*id. Royal Lancer was second once and three limes third in six starts. He won well at Ashburton, and on breeding may train on to win more races. lie was got bv iri.-li Lancer from Winsome Sister h\ Some Boy ll—St. Regis, by Charlemagne ll—St. Regis, by Hotchkiss—St Evelyn, by St I.eger—Lady Evelyn, by Perkin WaTberk rrom Pulehra, the aneestr**«s of Multiform. Uniform, Cruciform and other good winners Arctic Dawn Promising The * ire at Northern and Grand National Steeplechase winner of 193 n, Aurora Borealis. lias been represented by a coupn* or useful winners in Aurora’s Love and Vurora’* >tar. but unless the opinion 01 good Judges is astray, hep three-year-old colt bv Defoe. Arctic Dawn, will make a name for him*eir. Aurora Borealis I* a small, 'tockv mare, but Arctic Dawn, who wa* purchased with hi* dam when a i'oaj ar foot, i- a mn**ive colt. Last season . he wa* In training for a time, hut alter -liowing promise in a Tew sprints he was j returned to his Longbeach owner. Mr .1 1 11 Grlgg. in odor that lie might have , plenty >T Ime in which to develop. \ i l.r ovn in cl-.nr. lie rejoined G. BMsrwav *? ! ream recently looking in excellent shape ' - ' ; time had j hern spent on* him at I.ongbeach. ; Royal Order's Win The waverley Handicap, in Melbourne \x »n last • . ' ' .’ Order, was worm ' f irm to the winner, and by running the • mile and a quarter in 2m Us, Mr J. RlCh- . vison * fiv.-year-old stallion showed that ; v mrl, a good ,-er very from the trouble that laid him aside ia*» season ! Commenting on the race. ‘-Chiron,” in the “The result was s splendid one for the bookmaker', as Rov.v Order wa* one or the outsider* or the field. It wa* the first race In which R- val Order lias competed sfnee he broke d X\n m the Amitversarv Handicap at •’•mineM iu January, it was then though' V“r. but lie made recover! \* a Iw o-var-old ! h -yal n-ier. w’>-> I* by Limotul. *hower ! e\cepTi' .pal promise, lml has neve,- been 1 *-a*\ I-ain. Fiver did mu ram-y it id . • n

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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21223, 20 September 1940, Page 9

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MARTON FIELDS Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21223, 20 September 1940, Page 9

MARTON FIELDS Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21223, 20 September 1940, Page 9

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