KUROW CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 229, 28 September 1938, Page 18

KUROW CLUB.

tbi inuiro Mmoio.

ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)

OAMARU, Tuesday

Acceptances for the Kurow Jockey Club's spring meeting on Saturday are as under:—

12.30—High weight Handicap of £ 8.1, ■ Inn furlongs.—Hong • Boy. 10.2; Hsnlon, 10.1: Tlie Masquerader. 0.12; Alhy, 0.8; Ballad, 0.7 : Darecourt. !»..">; Toreador, 0.2 ; Cunt met, ivter flash, P.O. 1..V -Trial .Stakes, of £ 7.1, two-year-olds, 7.11; three-year-olds and over,- 8.8; live furlon'is. Custo, Sportsman, Remembo, Kenttlsli (jup»n. Rebel Rank, Lady Don, I tee ('nurse, Torn Koura, Xeptnne.. 1.4U- Waltnkl Trot of k H.I. limit 3.4.1, one -mill* nml a hair.—Charles Russell, ijmit Wrack, Jerry Parrlsh, I arlshloiiiT. Waixll» Chimes, limit; CereMaster (lurry, 36yds; Raster

»»r.. A'" r "«' r '<P of fills and trophy l' n " '"N* "id a quarter.— T.H. " ' : IMnk Ro,w '- 71 1 : I'unstan,

2.3 ft Hydro Handicap of €seven Vl& K^ rW T 4 . ThermWor, 8.10; MasVer l>ing|c, 8 21 7 8 :

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Hakafarainea Trot of £8.-,. u m i, 1 , ! ,ll «' * n,l t " quarter.—Aynr-unora, BESTS' 1 ; "■«" 4.40- -oillles Handicap of £„| x f„ r . longs.- Kin an clem. |».o; Thermldor. 8.9 Ad Ilia. H.I (lypsy Fair. 7.13; Plain* Queen. 7.0 ; < ardplayer. Prince Flaneur, Kemeinho 7.7.

SUCCESSFUL YEAR.

OWNERS AND BREEDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING

The report and balance-sheet submitted to the annual meeting of the Auckland branch of the New Zealand Owners, Breeders and Trainer*' Association last evening allowed that the financtw were in a very satisfactory position.

The president, Dr. K. H. B. Milsom. said that the formation of the association had been fully justified. It wax a corporate body, which wa* definitely recognised by the \ew Zealand Racing Conference. It had been instrumental in bringing about a settlement with the Canterbury Stable HaiMiM l ii ion, ami had alno [Moved vain* able in obtaining eon<e*HimiM in connAtion with the transport of lioraeH.

A good deal ot coiicMpondeneo wan received from clulm regarding the petition lor the alteration of the Gaming Act. which it is proposed to circulate. One club in the south forwarded a donation to iiwist the cause.

I lie following officers were elected' I a trim. Sir Finest Davis; president, Dr. h. If, B. Milsom; vice-presidents Drs. M Pe/.aio, W. S. King. Mtxsrs. H. T. , eul, M. .1. Carroll. H. Hosking. K. Halilion, W. .1. YVackrow, YV. Jury. P. Brennan, H. Rothery, YY'. Claud Motion, A. If. Long, I". Impey. M. .1. Lynch, .1, (.leeHon, ,1. M. Buchanan and E. f!. Blidgens; secretary-treasurer, Mr. F. Craig; committee. Messrs. YV. (J. Gray, .!. C. H. S. Bagby, I. Boss. C. M. hiiMiiuel, F. Gilchrist (Ellerslie), F. Smith, C. Morse, YV. Townsend, L. G. Abel, Desmond Davis (Takanini) S. (i Lindsay, F. .T. Cassidy and YV. H. Maria (Avondale); Gaming Act petition committee. Messrs. A. H. Long, ,1. M. Buchanan, YV. G. Gray. C. M. Kmanuel. .1. ('. Lambess, R. S. Ba«rby and F. J. Cassidv.