LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 213, 8 September 1926, Page 8

LATE RACING.

WAKGANin TRAINING MOTES. (By Telegraph.—Press WANGANUI, this flay. The weather wae fine, but there was strong westerly wind lor the final iralloni at Wanganui this morning. β-uupe Grand Knight ran three furlongs at the end of two rounds in 38*s. Atone covered three furlongs In 38 S-ss. and Rascal and Beacon Ligut six furlonra in 1.16 3-5. "" Hathor and Joyeuse went five furlonM in 1.5 1-5. Santiago did two rounds at half pace and sprinted the last two furlongs in 27 4-ss. Avola went three n-longs In 36 4-5g Seatown beat Volplane over five fur. longs in 1.34. Paddon covered three furlongs in S7ia and Gold Fisher laalf a mile in 525. Civility, with a lig-ht boy up, ran hair ■ mile in 48 3-ss. " Bonuomme went five furlongs in j.51 Inl'erno taking , 1.4*. ' * Oration and Ta Monanul ran six furlongs in 1.184. Kilia and Ruakura covered half a mile in 49 4-oS. Elysianor and Monag-han finished together at the end of four furlongs run in 50 2-ss. Rouex was a couple or lengths bark. Hipo and Mint Leaf ran six furlongs in 1.17*. Mandane and Shining Armour went six furlongs, finishing toe-ether, in 1.15 4-5 Ring Potoa covered live Oirlongs In 13 1-5 Halgina, I.ucullent, Tamakana, and Atene finished in the order named at the end of a round over hurdles.

N.Z. TROTTING ASSOCIATION ELECTION OF OFFICBKS. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) CHKISTCHTJRCH, this day. A meeting of the board of the New Zealand Trotting Association to-day elected the following officers : President, Mr. J. H. Williams; vice-president, Mr. H. Vf. Kitchingham; hon. treasurer, Mr. W. J. M. Hopkins; Licensing Committee, Messrg. W. H. Denton and Hopkins; Colours Committee, the prpsident and Mr. Hopkins; Appeal Committee, president, vice-presi-dent and Mr. W. Hayward ; Foreign Horse Committee, Messrs. C. F. Mark, Denton. J. M. Samson. E. A. Armstrong, and Hayward ; associated members on the Stipendiary Stewards' Committee, the president and vice-president. Mr. J. F. W. Dicbson, solicitor. Auckland, wrote in reference to the action of the association in withholding the driving license of Robert Millen. It was decided that Miilen be asked to appear at the next meeting to show why the action of the Licensing Committee in refusing him a driver's license for the season should not be upheld. The Otahuhu Club wrote stating thatthe fine of £2 imposed on Mr. W. E. Perry, for being late in the birdcage, would not be inflicted.