TOTALISATOR PERMITS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15267, 1 May 1915, Page 10

TOTALIS ATOR PERMITS.

COMMISSION EEPOKTBirTO * 1 GOVERNMENT." . ',-' r \ (special to "thi raEss."i •,:?.:,. ■WELLINGTON", April ft £ Tho Commieeioners appointpd by th« fyinxmeati to advise as to the the 81 totaltsator permits to bo der the Gaming Act Amendment, Act <n»l', ecGsion, 'presented their report to-d»y t**'iiiS ■Minister of Intenml Aflaire (the H. D. Bell), by whom it -will be ionrit&it} to the Governor. ~'*f>. Altogether 77 applications were before tl» ■ Commissioners (lir G. Hunter, M.P., M«L Mr T. H. Davey), tad they investigated »il of them except one—that from the Chutiaat.. Islands. 'M In all there are to be granted:— -'..-»' 15 Permit* to Eacing Cluba . - <.--£- ---8 Permite to Trotting Clubs ,/ 8 Permits.to Hunt Chibe ,£.=. To make their enquiries, tho Commiicki!?> ere had to make many lone journeys. 11**oovcred some 10,000 miles on their tonr,.u4; their average rate ol travel -wae 134 B»^ p«* da y« "'Jif ' NOTIB. ~/^f FabrikoS hne been responsibW./^ some very good work lately, ana,^. looking in capital health. . \ Briar Patch is looking well, end* • moving much better now the tram* have been-softened by rain. , - &.>- Patroclus, Mr Hugo Friedlandcrt ' colt by Achilles from Success, was sold at tho Sydney Easter sales, anu;» coming back to New Zealand. : Tho plough and eand tracks « carton are rather heavy after. t»-: rain, but the grass gallops are : »~ perfect condition for fast work..* -j*,^ The tan track at Eiocarton nfa regraded. A steam roller Uto be new;? on it to make it solid before any t*n^ Stead's Grand Steeplechase winner, Tim Itoolan, WK-. went to Australia some time ago., k. now an inmate of E. A. Cpnnolftr stable at Caulfield. i£Pavlova has run her last race.wL 1 season, and is now in winter flMjWfe Two other members of the a «C*--, family .in Tango and an ™ n .Wf*S? by filly are in the Porirua Stables. &> s ■will bo racing next season. / ;V Chortle . accomplished another MJperformance, when, yesterday, ™*%,, the Hawke'e Bay Cup from a good m* and with &t 121b up ran the »»Mj* •a half in 2min 3-5 1-Ssec. ran second to Chortle m the Awejff. Gold Cup last week, was again r«nfler_ up to Chortle. J.*- ' ILdtegarde, the Charlemagne • Annabrfle *My. wns sold qui»* cently by 3lr G. D. Greenwood to *> A. /. Fitzma-nrice," has speedily-w> turned somo of tho P« rch ? s8 T , , J , T*i' Yesterday she won the Maiden FJate» Hastings., from a useful field » t^.;. go Srt ,o ß. No-man, the breeder, had two winners **■". Hawke's Bay Mating Chortle and Faaot. Chortto »-». MTiltifid-«on of > lult ' /* Amtwement, by Monaw from f»l3«J«J» by Daniel O'Rorko. Fagot » "Jβ" , liemo-by Castor from Cwff--«J* : ■Martyrfeldt, b r Spinfeldt from Martyr,, by Daniel O'Rorke. . «%„-*, "It is commonly roported in *&r*t that L. Fisher received a £1000 from 31r J. Wren for «Jgt the Doncaster Handicap tho amount being in • d^ n *5' his winning percentage. If jj • present is very large, though not an uncommon amount tor, an to pay his jockey for winning • "j N race; "and W. Darnett is said to M. - rfcoivo-l £800 from tho owner ot '*!gj-;. Jfcdnllist when that mar? won «\ Canlfield Cup. Ono of the h f**iZ'ever paid to a jor-key was coived by Frank Wootton after % ■?- won theOrand Prix .!-• Pnris on *JJ ; - Then the stake was value! at ,