ASHBURTON T.C.'S WINTER MEETING.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 9154, 31 May 1915, Page 3

ASHBURTON T.C.'S WINTER MEETING.

The following nominations have been received:—

Trial Handicap (in harness), of 125 soys; one mile and a half—Gold Crest, Don Bell, Maid of Darringall, Connaught Ranger, Coal King. Alice Huon, Sand Drift, Mollie McKinney, Jimmie Woodser, D ; unspt\y, Tarah, Geo. McKinney, Neigh, Cromwell, llose Gauntlet, Oinako, Nutwood Junr., Joyful, Queen's Pet, Drum Major. Longbeach Handicap (in saddle), of 100 hoys ; one mile and a half— Havana, Special Ribbon, Pert, General Victor, Lady Ulster, Imperial Victor, Campaign, Bushranger, General Grant, Albortoria, Clevowood, Aladdin, Black' Tom, Lord Roanchild, Matilda, Bon ', Ami, Te Kuiti, Rudston, Eric Child, Bowbell, Bellwind. Ashburton Trotting Club Handicap (in harness), of 350 soys; two miles— Succeed, Cairn, Disappear, Frank jTracey, Vermont, Persuader, Edith A., ' Huon Drift, Tommy C, Antonio, Lady ! Tempest, Childsdale, Our Thorpe, Denver Huon, Dillon Bell, Red Mac, Pearlchild, Goidwood, Bonny Jenny, Little Kauri, Prince Poole, Stanley's Child, Emilius. Amateur Handicap (in harness), of 100 soys; one mile-—Cello Sydney Wilkos, Flake Cut, Rosie Drift, Coal) King, Alice Huon, Sand Drift, Ribbouetto, Silvery Mac, xMollie McKinney, Goodchild, Tracey Dillon, Gaelic, Galindo Lou, Kentucky Lass, Vermilion, Harold Devon, Wild Elm, St. Leo, Proceed, Sachem, General Mite, Neigh, Cromwell, Rose Gauntlet, Robert Lyons, Woodvero, Little Hector, Joyful, Queen's Pet.

Aetou Handicap (in saddle), of 175 soys; one mile and a quarter —Lady Superior, Imperial Tracey, Flora Tracey, Kokemoer, Princess Sherwood/ Alphie X., Scenery, General Wilkes, Azile, Gee Whiz, Franz Josef. Phingari, Lady Rattoo, Imperial Tracey, Sungod, "First Alarm, Favonious, Texas, El Rosa, Rothamiic, Pinewood, Royal Blue, Lyndhurst, Lord. Ashton, Penelope, King Daphne, Lord Roanchild, Young Tohu, Beach Boy. Darkness, Troubadour, Sceptre, Tin Barn. Black Satin, Arbiter, Bequest, 0.1.C., Miss Florae C. President's Handicap (in harness), of 135 soys; two miles—lnquisitive, Macwood, Havana, Whispering Willie. Hiroki, General Victor, Silver King, Dandy Lyons, Rose Palm, Woodelnld, General Grant, Rummy, Clevowood, Admiral Drake, Gratton Abbey, Qunioov, Quickeye, Idol.. Matilda Harold "VViikes, To Kuiti, Rudston, May field. Kelso, Bcnmoro. Winter Handicap (in harness), of 2-50 soys; one mile and a, quarterCalm, Sherwood, Crown Prince,; Belt Metul, Frank Tracey, Persuadrr, Edith A Country Belle, Minaton, St. Kevin, Giendftlougli,'' Dalwhinnio, Childsdalo, Dot Robbins, Our Thorpe, Denver Huon, Dillon 8011, Red. Mac, Pearlchild Goldwood, Cameos, Bonny Jenny, Win Soon, Bequest, Little Kauri, Lord Dillon, Frandocia, Lady Ulieckln. Eccentric. Farewell Handicap (in harness), of 150 sovh; one milt;— Van Coronado,: Lady Superior, Lady Poole, General Wilkes, A/.i10,' Goo Whiz, Aherfokly. Clielstoii, Fiivonious, Texas, El Rosa, Coldstroam IMte, Pint-wood, Belroy, Kdenchild, P'enolope, King Daphne, Lord Roiinchikl, Young Tohu, Jseach Boy, Annie Dillon, Sceptre, Master Poole, Lindetta, General Link, Tiikio, Imperial Trawy, Flora Tracey, Waterlog, o.i.c.

the club holding its meeting on Jime 9. —It was resolved that nonobjection would be'made to this year's meeting beiug held on that date, but that it must not be treated as a precedent in future meetings.

The New Zealand Trotting Association returned the club's programme duly approved. It was resolved to give notice of motion at the New Zealand Trotting Conference as follows:—"That no person holding; a license to ride or drive and train be eligible to sit on the Now Zealand Trotting Association."

The District Traffic Manager, New Zealand Railways, wrote showing the arrangements made for the running of trains on June 10. —It was decided: "That the arrangements be approved, with the exception that the Traffic Manager be asked to stop the special train at Dnnsandel to pick up passengers."

Thirteen new members were elected

It was resolved: "That a letter of sympathy be forwarded to Mr R. F. Curtis on account of the sad bereavement sustained by him owing to the loss of his wife."

It was further resolved: "That the club records its sympathy with fellowtownsmen whose relatives have fallen or been wounded in the present war."

Accounts amounting to £81 19s 6d were passed for payment.