WON BUT PLACED SECOND.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 266, 9 November 1932, Page 14

WON BUT PLACED SECOND.

INCIDENT AT TIMARU

AN APPEAL DISMISSED. CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday. At the spring meeting of the South Canterbury Jockey Club hist month the Flying Handicap was won by Blue Metal, with Mount Boa second, but owing to alleged interference to Mount Boa the stewards reversed the judge's placings. Mr. C. A. Shield, owner of Blue Metal, lodged an appeal to the Canterbury District Committee againet this decision, the hearingbeing held this evening. After hearing £he evidence of appellant and hie witnesses, and the witnesses for respondent, the committee decided to dismiss the appeal. HORSES FOR WHANGAREI. ABOUT FIFTY SENT BY TRAIN. The following horses were sent by special train to Whangarei this morning from Auckland to fulfil their engagements to-morrow and Saturday:—Echp Song, Lady Noreen, Norval Tea, King's Archer, Flying Prince, Abbey Dream, Royal Gallant, Patutahi, Bright Flower, Neil, Tetrarchate, Hampton Park, Lord Aintree, Sister Em, Hushing, Grand Tonic, On Approval, Sleepy Sol, Vandyke, Imamint, Top Light, Whakapara, Teels, Tea, Chat, Motere, Golondrina, Jalldy Karo, Delrain, Springvale, Grand Tea, Imperial Prince, Exaggeration, Kind Words, Princess Star, Helium, Topetar, Lord Willonyx, Arch, Ruler, Eldora, Prince Colossuw, Lady CaiTington, Lady Vane, Foulwind, Miss Rewa, Musgo, and Cat-i-mes. ANSWERS TO 3/127.—Warstep and Indigo dead-heated in the New Zealand Cup in November 1914. LATEST FOALINGS. The brood mare Waterfall, owned by Mr. J. Stonnont. jun., has produced 'a colt foal to Frank .Worthy. This mare also has a yearling colt by the same eire, which is reported to be developing into a fine-looking juvenile.