OHINEMURI MEETING

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21229, 27 September 1940, Page 11

OHINEMURI MEETING

TWELVE IN CUP EVENT NINETEEN IN THE BPRINT REVIEW OF THE PROSPECTS (By “Martian*’) Fine fields are carded for the opening day, tomorrow, or the Ohinemuri Jockey Club’s spring me,-ting at Paeroa. the <nier event, the Poland Cup, attracting 12 a,KI th*» open -print 20. The steeple- has met with good response, the i."» acceptorcontaining- the material Tor an interesting contest. Following- arc the fields with a review oT the prospects:— 12.0. MAIDEN HANDICAP, Or £130; 6 furlong*. st. lb. *t. lb.

Only three scratching? will be to obviate a division and I ro J J u 7° this review It Is assumed that the rate will n" be divided. Radiant Vaals and Klmrcrart have shown promise on oe<a Mons and should perform prom men l>. \cute has been working well a > Laughing Fox. while Lady p f^i d^ er Jp pP ki KToS. f '»c?U include— RADIANT VAXES ACUTE LAUGHING FOX 1248 - KOPUARAHI HURDLES, or 1150; li mUes. st. lb. “•

Cappy . • 3 3 cockalorum u u The winning form ot Small Boy on the latter day at Avondale qualities bb.l r<;r consideration, but he will have *. no s,swimun5 ,s w imung ,o s.v.lsffv on° r .he'S'rsfday a. Avvmdale been would have bu, Hace‘■“t7;t«“r e '.- .n<l Atntree Vead {..‘Tor file reminder In a mo In whlcn prererence may be shown iw -midland SMALL BOY rac^whip 1 - 3 °- NOATEA HANDICAP, Of £200; about ( and 60 shards.

1 ooley Street 7 12 Night 7 7 Young Paddon has been working in solid style over the pa*t couple or weeks and should give a Tor ward account or hlinseir. The Dozer performed well towards the close or last season ami. produced at hi- best, would have to be considered Brazen Hold Is a likely improver, anti Orate, Merry Vaals and Foxmond will be assured or their Tull measure or support. Tooley Street. Philemup, Pern and Hunter’s Night should account Tor the others In a race in which the prune fancies may be — YOUNT, PADDON MERRY VAALS FOXMOND 2.15. PIPIROA HACK CUP, Of £200; 9 furlongs.

Wlldore showed signs or returning rorm at Arawa Park and only slight Improve ment would be necessary for him to win. Joan Peel shaped well on the first day at Avondale and on that form she possesses good prospects. Hunting Bee, too, was seen to advantage at Avondale, while Silver Stick, Valdene. Lord Wattangl ano Gold spot appeal as the best of the others. The public may prerer the credentials of— HUNTING BEE JOAN PEEL WILD ORB 3.0. POLAND CUP, Of £850; l mile and 3 furlongs.

Mintlaw ... 7 9 Mazir is cited as a doubtful starter. Cheval de Vo lee would need only to be himself to take a hand In the finish, especially as he 1- a brilliant beginner ana stavs well. Clinch, fresh from Ills Avondale Cup achievement, will probably be the actual favourite, and he appeals as being hard to beat. Besiege is reported to be working well, and other likely improvers include Valainlto, Mintlaw. Raceline, Hunting Bee. Kilrash ami Coronation The elect of Investors may be— CLINCH BESIEGE RACELINK

An interesting contest 1= assured. Small Hoy is engaged earlfer in the hurdles and may he proluced here also. He is a tine jumper and. despite hi- poundage, should : i !; 11 -* ■ ! T. AHe-runneY-up in theSteaufort Steepieeha-e. is not without a chance. Car Vaals, Kinkle, Te Ronga and Dark Rose are handily placed and Willen. winner r>r the Hunt Cup at Riccarton last month, has been ig attractively at Ha-ting-, and on the minimum should provide strong opposition. The public in.iv place most reliance on the credentials or— WILLEN SMALL BOY ALLEGRETTO 4.30. FLYING HANDICAP,

Llangollen is a brilliant mare when attuned and Proud Fox, who disclosed encouraging rorm at the Pakuranga Hunt should show to advantage. Corato showed good form last season, and the latest track essays or Lornacre point to his giving a forward account or himself. To Takina lias also been working well and Gav Miss. Valifieen, Maxam, Olympus. Sure l-av. Sir Hob in and Miss T<* Koura will all carry their measure of support There should be good support fur— TE TAKINA . OLYMPUS LORNACRE 5.15. KEREPEEHI HACK HANDICAP, Of £160; 6 furlongs.

Verulam, who won attractively on elthe. day of the recent Combined -Hunt at New Plymouth, makes strong appeal and m appeals a- being hard to beat. Te Haka’s runaway success at Matamata In July wll claim him a Jinn following, while Flying Eagle. Maxown, Hackenschmldt, Volliox and Ngawiri should hold the balance sale In a race In which the lists may b* headed by— VERULAM TE li AKA NGAYVUU RIDING ENGAGEMENTS Riding engagements Tor the first day or the Ohinemuri Jockey Club’s spring meeting tomorrow include:— T. Green.—Gaymiss. D. J. Burgess.—Small Boy. R. w. McTavlsh.—Valamito, Sunola, Hackenschmldt. G. Smith.—Proud Fox. A. G. Parsons.—Lady Pay. F. E. Baker.—British Sovereign. A. Curran. —Searcher, Midland F. Cleaver. —Willen, Cillas. S. Treinaln. —Dorset. 11. Long.—'Miss Eureka. Da.\ Wind, Vallmeen, Maxown, Karatokl. N. R. McKenzie. —Radiant Vaals,* Pocket Venus, Wlldore. V. Gollop.—Sure Pay, Raceline, Forest Bridge. C L. Goulsbro. —Dark Rose, Kingcrart. G. Gilchrist. —Phil Vaals, Miss Te Koura A. c. Messervy.—‘Gold Spot. | N. Vaughan.—Eastern Heir. B. Markwick.—Mia Regina. E. Manson.—Acre’s Beauty. O. Mclnally.—Young Paddon, Lornacre, Wedlaway. W. O. Ensor.—Ngawiri, Miss Te Koura, and Gas Acre (second day). L C. Brown.—Te Monoplane, Town See tion, Mintlaw, Merry Vaals, Flying Eagle. J. 11. Muir.—‘Cappy, Floodlight. J. H. Mcßae.—Celtic Lad. Loomblnation. P. Fenton, who is apprenticed to his rather at Gisborne, will be available lor riding engagements at Paeroa.

Radiant Veals 8 5 Lady Pay . 8 0 Royal Musk . 8 5 Flying Jay . 8 0 Klnycraft . . 8 5 Acre’s Beauty 8 0 Radiant Bay 8 3 Mia Regina . 8 0 Kaalooa . . . 8 1 Hlne-itl . . 8 0 Durvach . . 8 1 Aberdovey . 8 0 Dorset . . . 8 1 Bournemouth 8 0 Lady Thea . € 0 Man Vaals . 8 0 Acute .... 8 0 Te 'Monoplane 8 0 Royal Pilot . 8 0 Aetolia . . • 8 0 Auburn Lu . 8 0 rorest Bridge 8 0 Miss Ridicule 8 0 Empire Rose 8 0 Miss Eureka 8 0 Marie’s Bamboo . . . 8 0 Choise 8 0 Laughing Fox 8 0 Tea Blossom 8

Small Boy .11 12 Wellaway . - » « Midland . . 10 IS ttcetera . . » 0 loomblnatlon 10 0 Inyatis ... 0 0 RacewMp . . 10 0 Alntree ... u o Devon .... 0 # allmetic . . 0 o l.tttle Ruse . o 4 Gael , 9 9

Youngr Phllemup . . ns Paddon 9 0 ?unola .... 7 8 Ifce Dozer . 9 0 Prince Ran*l 7 7 Brazen Bold 8 7 Pern .... 7 7 Orate .... 8 7 Barrister ..77 Merry Vaals 8 7 First Chapter 7 7 rocket Venus 8 6 Eastern Heir 7 7 Foxxnond . . 7 13 Hunter’*

St. 11). St. iD. Wlldore ..90 Paepata ... 8 7 Joan Peel . 8 12 Lora Hunting Bee 8 9 Waitang-l 7 10 Silver Stick . 8 9 Karatokl ..77 Valdene ... 8 8 Gold Spot ..77

Mazir ... st. lb. 0 0 ft aceline . . st. 7 K>. Cbeval de Sunny Downs 7 il Volee 8 7 Hunting Bee 7 0 nincti . . . 8 3 Kflcash . . 7 0 Besiege . . 8 1 Coronation . 7 0 Valamito . . 7 It Day Wind . 7 0

3.46. MARAMARUA STEEPLECHASE, Of £160; about 2$ miles st. ID. Small Boy . 11 1 1 Sovereign 9 0 Allegretto . 10 10 Dark Rose . 9 •> blue Steel . 10 0 Cockalorum . 0 0 Floodlight . e 1 1 Searcher . . 9 0 (jar Vaala . Kmkle . . . 0 0 1 1 7 Conflagration Mountain 9 Te nonga . . 0 5 Bruce 9 0 Celtic Lad . British 9 5 ■'Villen . . . u

or £ 2 St lb. 0 furlongs. st. lb. Llangollen . 0 10 Maxam . . . 7 9 Proud Fox . 9 0 Olympus . . 7 8 Corato . . . S 13 Dinky DI . . 7 4 Pirate King . 8 13 Sure Pay . . 7 o Lornacre . . S 10 Paxeno . . . 7 0 Te Taklna . 8 Sir Robin . . 7 0 Silver Quex 8 5 vilss Te Bronze Moth S J Koura 7 0 Orate . . 8 3 •ioxrn SecGavmlss . . 8 S tion 7 0 Valimeen . . 7 is

st. LL>. St. lb. Cillas .... U 4 Yolifox ... 7 7 Verularn . . .8 4 Hill Vaals . 7 7 Tc Haka . . 8 2 Paymaster . 7 7 Frying Eagle 7 13 Gold }Ioney Maxown . . 7 U Song 7 7 Uackenichn licit 7 8 Ugawiri . . 7