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DONCASTER RACES (Under the Rules of Racing and the Usual Conditions and Regulations of This Meeting the RUFFORQ ABBEY HANDICAP, a Sweepstakes of 3 Sov 4-50 6th RACE 2 Miles and a Quarter DONCASTER RACES (under the Rules of Racing and the usual Conditions and Regulations of this Meeting THE RUFFORQ ABBEY HANDICAP, a Sweepstakes of 3 sov. each, and 5 extra unless forfeit be declared to Messrs Weatherby and Sens, by September 2nd, \ ^ 500 sov added for the winner, 100 sov. for the second and 50 sov for the third; for three SEPTEMBER MEETING 1947 yrs old and upwards; lowest handicap weight not to be less than 7st; a winner, after the OFFICIAL ,m Published by the July 29th, 1947. a st lb RACE CARD Committee of •» TRIWIBUSH Mts F. Senior a 10 3 Rold and silver stripes copper cap ' chhby Trimdon—Embuche (inc. 101b ex.) (P. J• Vasey) PRICE - 6d. Doneaster Corporation -1—SALUBRIOUS Mr A. A. Wright 4 9 1 Royal blue, white sash Z brcby Solario—Pale Ale (N.ghhngall) —VOLUNTARY Mr V. Oliver 5 9 1 yellow, red crossbelts 3 b h by Foxihunter—Gliding (G- S- Coiling; Fourth Day, Saturday, 13th Sept. ROSCOFF Mr F. J. Honour 6 g 9 white, black spots, black and white STEWARDS b h by Biribi—Regia (bred in France) hooped sleeves, red cap (E. J. R. Bennett) THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, K.G. —PRINCE K! Mr J. Proctor 4 8 6 black and white (halved), sleeves THE VISCOUNT ALLENDALE, M.C. 5 b c by Prince Rose—[Catherine reversed, gold cap (Eventt) LORD IRWIN (bred in France) . THE EARL OF SCARBROUGH —FAIRGROUND Mrs E. Satinoff 4 8 2 cherry, canary striped sleeves, Stewards' Secretaries : 6 br c by Fairford—Joy-Ride cherry cap (Wellington) CAPT. THE HON. A. HOWARD LT.-COL. A. P. CURZON HOWE HERRICK 7 SAINTLY THOUGHTS^ ^ B Haleg 5 7 g light blue, scarlet and gold Y ed BRIGADIER J. LE C. FOWLE br m by Columcille—Thoughtless sleeves, gold cap (< '> OFFICIALS —GAY XANDOS Mr G. Gilroy 4 7 8 emerald green, black slys, cherry H"™"™ mTG.'sK: 8 b c by Xandover—Gay Sprite cap with green hoop (A.Boyd) STARTER C"T- H- ALL,SON — ARCH STONE Mrs D. Burton 6 7 8 yellow, orange sleeves and cap JUDGE MR. MALCOLM HANCOCK b h by Monument—Rose of Wales (Bullock) CLERK OF THE SCALES MR. CEDRIC R. MANNING 1A—FILATOR Mr W. D. Greenwood a 7 6 saxe blue, white collar and cuffs, VETERINARY OFFICER LT.-COL. D. GILLMOR, M.R.C.V.S. » V b g by Bosworth—Filastic quartered cap (Mason) AUCTIONEER MR. J. P. BOTTERILL I1— NORMAN CORRY Mrs L. Brotherton 5 7 5 blue and silver (halved), blue slvs, HON. SURGEONS MR. L. DOUGAL CALLANDER, M.D., MR. W. MAITLAND SMITH, F.R.C.S., II br g by Mieuxce—Corrymeela scarlet cap (Renton) MR. W. MOIR SHEPHERD, F.R.C.S., MR. J. PATERSON SEMPLE, F.R.C.S. 1•?—MARAIS HALL Mr J. Ismay 6 7 4 black, green hooped sleeves gold CLERK OF THE COURSE F. CHARLES MANNING I bl g by Penny Royal— _ star, green cap (Beeby) 1, West Market Place, Cirencester, Lzlos. Reynoldstown's Sister 13— MYTHOLM Mrs Geoffrey Kohn a 7 3 flame emerald green sleevesflame The pedigrees and descriptions of the horses and names of trainers have been «3 bh by Apron-Marigold cuffs (N,ghtmgall) added for the convenience of the public, but are not guaranteed as correct. 1/l— CIVIL AFFAIRS Mr G. L. Baker 5 7 J scarlet, saxe blue striped sleeves, SIGNAL FLAGS AT NUMBER BOARDS • ^ b g by Tai-Yang—Plebiscite gold cap (Moore) Blue—All right. Green—Objection sustained. Red—Objection to winner. Black & White—Number withdrawn. IP—MY CHUM Mr J. Hetherton 3 ^ 1 flame, green collar and cuffs Red & White—Objection to placed horse. White, Red Cross—Doctor Wanted. I J b c by Chulmleigh—Silverlace II quartered cap (Llsey) White—Objection overruled. Blue, White Cross Veterinary wanted. 1 zC—SCOTTISH WELCOME Mr J. Grew a 7 0 green, yellow stripes, yellow cap APPRENTICES' ALLOWANCES • V b g by Cameronian—Benvenuta Cellini (Dutton) Red on White, 71bs; Black on Orange, 51bs; White on Blue, 31bs. 11— MENSLAWS Mrs H. H. Stubbs 5 7 o old gold and sky blue (qtd), blue RACE-FINISH RECORDING CAMERA I ' b g by Pinxit-Midnight Sally sleeves, black cap (Machm) In any race where Photo-finish has been called for by the Judge, the word PHOTOGRAPH will be immediately displayed on all Number Boards. An 1 O—DUKE'S JESTER ... Mr E. G. Broome a 7 0 chocolate and light blue (halved), announcement will also be Broadcast. lo b h by His Grace-Lady Madcap striped sleeves, blue cap (H ley) Clerk of the Course. // -printed by the Chronicle Co. Ltd., Scot Lane, Doncaster. 2-0 1st RACE Five Furlongs, Straight THE MILTON SELLING STAKES-Continued THE MILTON SELLING STAKES of 2 sov. each, and 3 sov. extra unless forfait st lb - S'f „a fca. SLS- S „ 2 i JHE TOREADOR (£'100) ... Mr R. Read 3 g 5 white, black diamond back & front, sold by auction for 200 sov. if entered to be sold for 100 sov. allowed 71b; second to receive w ch g by Sir Cosmo—-Cordilleras hoop on slvs, qtd cap (Scobie) a SOV- o°/Ul ifi/7e stakes; Flve Furlongs, straight (47 entries, forfeit declared for 7).—Closec August Zoth, IV4/. 2g—RAREE (£100) Mr H. A. Steel 3 g 5 black, cerise crossbelts, qtd cap b g by Rajah II—Grey Mullet (P. Thrale) ]— FALLYV INTER BOY 29—BRISHAH (£100) Mr C. Turner 3 8 5 violet, red cap Mr F.J. Christopher a 9 0 yellow, black diamonds, sleeves ch c by Pherozshah—Brisaea (DaVey) ch g by Interlace—Ballyvinter Lass and cap (RobsonJ 3Q—PEGGY WIMPEY (£100) MrR.H.Nutter 5 g 4 canary, chocolate spots, canary cap 2 WELLOUGH BY Mr S. T. Kelsall 4 9 0 blue and red hoops, gold cap b m by Pherozshah—Belinda II (F. M. Vasey) ch c by Wyndham—Trinelda (Balding) 3]—LION'S LASS (£100) Mr T. G. Aisthorpe 3 g 2 pale green, brown hooped sleeves, 3 MARCH B N G ON Mr F. Kerwood a 9 0 red, black cap b f by Lion Tamer—Swansdown brown cap (O'Sullivan) bl h by Easton—Mark Time (Beechener) 32~ZENDA GI00) Mr H. J. Barlow 3 g 7 claret, light blue striped sleeves, 4—MAINSTAY III Mrs B. M. Meade 6 9 0 bl f by Paul Beg—Sparte light blue cap (Binnie) ch g by Boston West—Miranda (Luddington) 33—QUEEN'S GATE (£100) Mr W. J.Merifield 3 g 2 jade green, cherry crossbelts 5—HAPARAN DA Mr A. S. Redshaw 6 9 0 silver, red and blue stripes, br f by Noble Star—Queen's Bounty (Gaskell) ch h by Wychwood Abbot—Scarlet River quartered cap (Pearce) 34 DOUBLE ACT (£100) Miss Dorothy Paget 3 8 2 blue, yellow hoop on body & slvs, 6 PORT OF SPAIN Mr M. Adlestone 4 9 0 maroon, cream sash, halved sleeves, b f by Walvis Bay—Second Act yellow cap with blue hoop b c by Portlaw—Ste Therese quartered cap (Shedden) (Nightingall) *7 Ml LAN I ON Mr W. Chapman 3 8 12 green, white spots and hoop on cap 35—BARRACUDA (£100) Mr F. G. Robinson 3 g 2 dark blue, red and light blue sash, 2 gr g by imp. Annatom—Golden Taj. (Weatherill) br f by Bellacose—Grenfel white cap (G. S. Colling) ft—WINE TASTER Miss H. L. Francis 3 8 12 violet, cerise crossbelts 36—MAJORQUE (£100) Mr G. Schapiro 3 8 2 black, red hoop, red cap with be by Fair Trial—Monopole (Cooper) ch f by Majano—Cour d'Honneur black hoop (W. Stephenson) O—CHATEAU MADRID (£100) (bred in France) H.H. Maharaja of Baroda 6 8 7 light terra cotta, crimson chevrons 37—FRONTIER LADY (£100) Mr W. Stirling 3 8 2 black and blue (halved), white ch h by Panorama—Pussy Willow II and cap (F. Armstr—-•*) _ ch f by Denturius—Nepal sleeves, blue cap (Bisgood) |Q BACKBITE (£100) Mr A. Boyd a 8 7 black, gold sash and cap 3 1PISI L Mr E. Slater 2 7 7 dark green, white sleeves and sash b h by Truculent—Crested Crane (G. H x. J) , b c by Epigram—Tonsil (P. J. Vasey) 1 J—WILLIAM TELL (£100) 39—NICK WOODHOUSE(£lOO) MrE.Davey 2 7 0 cardinal, white striped slvs, white Mr A. S. Chapman 4 8 7 brown, pink diamonds, pink cap b c by Etoile de Lyons—Northern Lady cap with cardinal hoop (DaVey) br c by William of Valence—Pomme d'Amour (Gosden) 1 2—OVER AGAIN (£100) ... Mr W. Downing 4 8 7 white, blue hooped sleeves, red cap The weights have been added for the convenience of the public, b c by Xandover—Fanniana (F. M. Vasey) but are not guaranteed as correct. 13 GHAR ULLIN (£100) ... Mr W. Hammett a 8 7 blue, white spots, yellow sleeves, b g by Apple Sammy—Markaway red cap (Hammett) 14—DICK WATERS (£100) Mr W. Hewitson 4 8 7 green and cream (halved), sleeves 2-30 2nd RACE be by Bobsleigh—Mary Morrison reversed, qtd cap (Binnie) One Mile, Straight 1C—CHAP PER (£100) Mr A. Jackson 4 8 7 black, white striped sleeves, ch c by Furrokh Siyar—Blue Idol red cap (G. H. Boyd) THE CLEVELAND HANDICAP, a Sweepstakes of 3 sov. each and 5 sov. extra Jg—SCREECH (£100) ......... Mr J. F. Mason a 8 7 scarlet, cream collar, cuffs, armlets unless forfeit be declared to Messrs Weatherby and Sons by September 2nd, with 500 sov.
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