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6 April 2019 RICCARTON PARK | RICCARTON TURF $4 RICCARTON PARK RICCARTON TURF Autumn Racing Season Second Day SATURDAY 6 APRIL 2019 find us on Facebook & Instagram RICCARTON PARK - RICCARTON TURF GENERAL INFORMATION Autumn Meeting BETTING TYPES AVAILABLE TODAY All Races - WIN, PLACE, QUINELLAS, TRIFECTAS, Second Day ALL-UP, FIRST 4 Saturday 6 April 2019 CONCESSION DOUBLE - Races: 2 & 3 - 4 & 5 - 6 & 7 - 8 & 9 TREBLES: Races: 1, 2 & 3 - 4, 5 & 6 - 7, 8 & 9 OFFICIAL PROGRAMME PICK 6: Races: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 CHAIRMAN: G Lloyd QUADDIE: Races: 2, 3, 4, 5 - 6, 7, 8, 9 COMMITTEE: SELL / PAY TERMINAL LOCATION K Ballantyne, C Bray, PD Lund, Ms D Kingsland, KJ McCashin, Club Grandstand W McFelin, Ms B Moore, Mrs L Mulligan, Ms A Newman, J O’Dea, Annex off Club Stand Phar Lap Room - Level 1 JS Poulter, KW Prendergast, GJ Roll, G Sayer, Mrs WL Shaw, Betting Ring (Outside Balmerino) Beaumaris Room - Level 1 G Shearman, MJ Skelton, Mrs D Ward, Mrs A Wood Nightmarch Room - Ground f|oor Gloaming Room - Level 1 HONORARY SURGEONS: Balmerino Room - Ground f|oor Suites (Private) - Level 2 Dr RE Robertson and Dr K Williamson. MOVABLE RUNNING RAIL - Out 3 Metres JUDICIAL STEWARDS: Appointed by the Judicial Control Authority. MOUNTING IN PARADE RING STIPENDIARY STEWARDS: Race 7 - 3:09pm - New Zealand Bloodstock Airfreight Stakes Appointed by the Racing Integrity Unit. Race 8 - 3:44pm - Christchurch Casino Easter Cup VETERINARY SURGEON: Dr Alisa Corser. PRESENTATIONS following the race HANDICAPPER: New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing. New Zealand Bloodstock Airfreight Stakes Christchurch Casino Easter Cup JUDGE: SM Gallagher. STARTER: KJ Leigh-Ogden. REPLAY TV - Club Grandstand Foyer CLERK OF SCALES: G Rowland. Continuous play of previous race until next race runs CLERKS OF THE COURSE: DF Ferriman and Mrs MJ Weastell. CATERING - Club Grandstand COMMENTATOR: M McNamara. Balmerino Room - Buffet Luncheon, Bar facilities Nightmarch Room - Coffee shop, Bar facilities COURSE MANAGER RACING MANAGER Phar Lap Room - Closed for Private Function A Chapman. JR Langan. BUSINESS MANAGER COMMERCIAL MANAGER TOILETS GC Murfitt. CA Rowe. Club Grandstand - All F|oors OPERATIONS MANAGER E Cormack BABY CHANGING CHIEF EXECUTIVE/SECRETARY: TW Mills St John Room - Apprentice Building Riccarton Park Racecourse, PO Box 11137 Christchurch 8043 T: 03 336 0000 E: [email protected] W: www.riccartonpark.nz BLUE STAR TAXI TELEPHONE Club Grandstand - Foyer Riccarton Park - Riccarton Turf RACEDAY OFFICE thanks all owners for racing Club Grandstand - by entrance steps their horses here today General enquiries, Racebook sales, Eftpos 2 3 Riccarton Turf Club CJC Membership – a Canterbury Racing Success The Riccarton Turf Club was originally founded in 1977 by Canterbury Jockey Club membership Christchurch and Canterbury based racing enthusiasts for the purpose of conducting trials in the Christchurch and North Canterbury areas. offers you outstanding priviledges It then progressed to conducting an annual raceday initially in February and then September when an increasing horse population in the 1970’s resulted in the industry allocating extra raceday permits to Membership applications cope and provide racing opportunities. These were mainly restricted meetings midweek for lower-grade runners but a number of Clubs are open which had not traditionally held racemeetings were granted on- course-betting-only permits. The Riccarton Turf Club was one of and will close 20 October 2019 these. Prior to the NZ Cup Meeting The first of these long forgotten events was in 1978 and the last in 1992 when public demand resulted in the discontinuation of meetings of this nature. Punters did not want to back a horse one week and find they missed out on backing it next time due to it starting at an oncourse only meeting. Incredible to think nowadays but that last oncourse meeting recorded an oncourse turnover in excess of quarter of a million dollars. Since 1992 the Riccarton Turf Club had been active in the conducting and management of trials. As well as serving a critical need for stakeholders they were fun filled occasions for owners and racing fans. The merger in 2003 of fellow provincial partners the North Canterbury, Amberley, and Hororata Racing Clubs with the Canterbury Jockey Club to form Canterbury Racing gave the Riccarton Turf Club an opportunity to be involved again with a race day. Now known as Riccarton Park-Riccarton Turf Club that ‘first’ meeting took place on Thursday 12 February 2004 being the time of year that the oncourse meeting was held and has now successfully evolved into the management of the second day of the Autumn Racing Season featuring two listed races as well as the traditional ‘Founders Cup’. In 2004 the Founders Cup was presented to the winner of the 2 and 3 year old event, after being won by Coup Liner at Bank Peninsula in 2002. It is now securely attached to the open staying race on the programme at Riccarton Park. Riccarton Turf Club stalwarts Viv Jack, Norm Davison and Winsome Shaw had been the backbone of the Club up to and throughout the merger process and took credit for the rejuvenation of the raceday Applications available committee. Norm Davison, Tom Thomson, Tom Toplis, Jack O’Dea and now Glenn Lloyd have steered and grown an enthusiastic and City Member dedicated group of people who are the committee behind todays Young City Member racemeeting. Provincial Member Back at the time of the merger and the allocation of a raceday by the Board of the Canterbury Jockey Club Riccarton Turf spokesperson Norm Davison, said “We are still the trials people but this opportunity does give us the chance to highlight our involvement and get people Join online at riccartonpark.co.nz involved fully in raceday”. That is still happening today. 4 5 Riding Today At Riccarton Welcome to Riccarton Park For over 165 years the Canterbury Jockey Club has been at the forefront of New Zealand racing conducting some of the most prestigious races in the country. Riccarton Park Racecourse is home to 22 racedays each with the season highlights being the TERRY MOSELEY KAVISH CHOWDHOORY New Zealand Cup Meeting in November, Grand National Festival Age 51 Career Wins 1071 Age 27 Career Wins 30 of Racing (Jumps Racing) in August and the four day Autumn National Premiership 2017-18 National Premiership 2017-18 Racing Season. 19 Wins 3 Wins Riding today in ALL Races Riding today in Races The Clubs racing calendar is defined by. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 9 • The iconic Christchurch Casino New Zealand Cup over the staying test of 3200 metres. • Group 1 Al Basti Equiworld New Zealand 2000 Guineas. $500,000 over the classic distance of 1600 metres. • Group 1 gavelhouse.com New Zealand 1000 Guineas $300,000 for the three-year-old fillies. • Group 2 Coupland’s Bakeries Mile over the 1600 metres distance. • These four races form the backbone of the New Zealand Cup Meeting. • Racecourse Hotel & Motor Lodge Grand National LISA ALLPRESS CORY CAMPBELL Steeplechase in August. Age 43 Total Wins 1454 Age 17 Total Wins 60 National Premiership 2017-18 National Premiership 2017-18 – • Hospitality New Zealand Canterbury Grand National Hurdle 87 Wins. 25 Wins Race also in August. Riding today in Races Riding today in Races • 23 Group, Listed and Prestige Jumping Races are held 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 1, 4, 6, 7, 8 & 9 each year. • On 11 of these races the Club pays well above the industry funded minimum stake. • 18 of the Clubs 22 racedays are Feature, Premier or Iconic racemeetings. • Minimum stake of $22,500 for all races except the $10,000 maidens on these days. • Minimum stake of $10,000 at the four Industry and Tier 2 Feature days. • Racing conducted every month except for July. CHRIS JOHNSON SAM WYNNE • Total stakes of $6.7 million distributed over the 22 Age 54 Career Wins 2368 Age 30 Total Wins 286 racedays. National Premiership 2017-18 National Premiership 2017-18 – The 2019 Grand National Festival of Racing dates are 108 wins 42 Wins Saturday 3, Wednesday 7 & Saturday 10 August while Riding today in Races Riding today in Races the NZ Cup Meeting is on Saturday 9, Wednesday 13 & 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 & 9 Saturday 16 November 2019. 6 7 The Canterbury, Westland, Marlborough Trainers Association present in association with “Riccarton Trainers Prize” Colombus and Ware, Now based at Merivale Mall, Christchurch Each 2017-2018 season raceday at Riccarton Park local (Canterbury / Westland / Marlbourgh) trainers received an entry for each winner to enter the Colombus and Ware prize of a Rembrandt suit valued at $850. The draw of all eligible entries from last season was undertaken on Wednesday August 8th with Mike McCann the lucky winner The winner in 2016/17 was Pam Robson, 2015/16, Shane Laming, 2014/15, Lance Robinson, 2013/14, Danny Crozier, 2012/13, the Shane Kennedy & Anna Furlong partnership making it a double for Shane who won also from the 2010-2011 season. Teri Rae won in 2011-2012. 40 trainers were eligible with at least one winner at Riccarton Park during the 2017-2018 season with a combined total of 150 entries Canterbury Jockey Club and the local Trainers Association thank Colombus and Ware for this support which continues in 2018-19 Those in the draw for 2018/19 are 19 Matthew & Michael Pitman 12 Andrew Carston 8 John & Karen Parsons, Neill Ridley 6 Kevin & Pam Hughes, Shane Kennedy & Anna Furlong 5 Terri Rae, Lance Robinson 4 Les & Richard Didham, Mike McCann 3 Tony & Lyn Prendergast, Steven Woodsford 2 Danny Champion & Kezia Murphy, Michael Daly, Mark Harris, Russell McKay, Sarah & Matthew Smith 1 Ross Beckett, Jackie Burrows, Stephanie Clark, Neil Coulbeck, Peter Corbett & Terrill Charles, Snooky Cowan, Danny Crozier, Kevin James, John Luxton, Ashley McKay, Centaine Spittles, Bruce Tapper Pete Pitcaithly, owner of Colombus & Ware, presents Mike McCann with his award.
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