SPORTING.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16217, 21 May 1918, Page 5

SPORTING.

RACING AND TROTTING

NOTES.

(BY "Lookek-ON."?

Hylans, who is now a member of &■ Scoullar's team, was out doing steady pacing yesterday. Art, Wellwood, and Vascular, are to be schooled over the country this morning. J. McCombe loaves for Oamaru to-day with Pyjama and Bon Spcc. The other Riccarton trainers that have horses engaged at the North Otago Meeting, leave with their charges to-morrow morning. F. Christmas galloped Killjoy late on Saturday, and the Kilbroney marc wont so badly, and showed so pointedly that she was still suffering from the kick Slogan gave her on the evo of Oamaru -Meeting, that he decided to let the marc and Slogan drop out or their engagements at the Duneain Winter Meeting.

Slogan (F. Gray) was given a couple of turns over the pony hurdles yesterday, and. gave a very good showing.

Tremens gave such a good showing over seven furlongs on Saturday, that she has become a solid fascy for the big race at Oamaru.

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Little fast work was accomplished at Addizigton yesterday. The track is in fair order, and for "this time of the year is providing good going.

Admiral Wood and Llectrocuto were companions in a two-mile work-out, both moving pleasingly, but neither was out for time making. Admiral "Wood worked without the straps, and looks in nice condition.

E. Berry gave Olive L., Our Chimes, and Golden Peter useful exercise; the trio arc looking well.

C. Johnston did not ask Agathos, Frank Tracey or Bank Note to do much. The maiden pacer by Bogash was sent along in patches, and showed a nice turn of sDeed.

A. Cox worked several of his team, including the three-year-old gelding by Galindo from Arclight. Marietta, Lottitia, Reta Peter, and Red Heather. The two last-named were responsible for a pleasing mile, and are evidently very well at present.

Others to exercise thoir horses wero T. G. I'ox, C. Jaines, J. McDermitt, and J. Bradley.

G. H. Chambers is a regular visitor at Addington with a four-year-old maro by O.Y.M. from a Wallace L. mare. At present sho is very cxcitable, and will require a lot of work before she is ready to race'. j

Mintson is in commission again, and being driven in his work at Addington by A. Butterfiold, who will pilot the son of Papanui in the King George Handicap at Canterbury Park next month.

Don Cansar will nob be a starter in the Final Handicap at Canterbury Park.

The aged grey mare Perthetta by Al;nont Junior from a Lauderdale mare, ,vho ran unplatted in the Amateur Handicap at Forbury Park, has arrived from the South and joined R. Allan's team.

R J. Munro is working the grey marc faddy Wilkes, who claims engagement •l the Amateur Handicap at Canterbury.

Nelson Bros, disposed of their four-•ur-old pacing gelding by Wildwood •:ior at auction on Saturday for £12 10s, K. Dunn has for the present retired .5 a public trainer, and joined Oakuampton Lodge. Cello Sydney Wilkes, recently trained by him, has joined J. Bryce's string, and Annie Dillon has gone into B. Jarden's^stable. Tho report that Beewood is to be giron a spell is incorrect, as the Blackwood mare is amongst thoso in work at Oakhamptou Lodge, and, all going well, will bo raced at Canterbury Park on June 3rd. , .

Mr J McGirr's pacing mare Volo, an inmate of J. Bryce's stable, is an unlikely starter in the principal two-mile race at the South Wairarapa Trotting Club's Annual Meeting.

llamitiairi arrived from th© South yesterday, and entered J. Bryce's stable to bo prepared for future engagements. AUCKLAND R.C.'S "WINTER MEETING. (SPECIAL TO "THE PRESS.") AUCKLAND, May 20. Tho following handicaps have been declared by Mv F. McManemin:— HUNT CLUB HURDLES HANDICAP, of 200 aovs; two miles —Dunrobin 11 10: Delago 11 2; AVaeronga 11 2; Ambassador 10 I' 2; Glonbow 10 12; John Bunny 10 11; Tetigi 10 8; Martinello 10 7; Seville 10 7; Larry 10 7; Peneton 10 7; Transfer 10 7; Te Kapara 10 7; Northland 10 7; Jacaranda 10 7; Newton 10 7; Glengowrie gelding 10 7; Mushroom 10 7; No Surrender' 10 4; Tamaherc 10; Grey Star 10; Golden Fort 10; Tirau 10; Swastika 10. MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; about two miles and a half— Boro 11 7; Moddite 11 7; Idealism 11; Ulster 10 6; Tho Channel 1Q 6; Plenipotent 10 4; Allegation 10 4; Droher Boy 10 2; "Waioture 0 9; Captain Lock 0 0; Almadalo 9 9; To Manuiri 9 9; Prosper 9 9; Sir John 9 7; Campfiro Jack 9 7; Try Luck 9 7.

JERVOIS HANDICAP, of 200 eovs; seven furlongs—Paddington Green 10 7: Garryowen 10 7; All Over 10 G; Persian Prince 10; Blue Cross 9 11: Pierrot 9 8; Lady Energy 9 8; Don't 9 8; Gold Kip 9 8; Marqueteur 9 7; Hexton 9 7; Marabout 9 7; Caballero 9 5; Quo Vadis 9 1; Irttdy Paula 9 1; Marble Star 8 12; Woody Glen 8 12: Mahzoltov 8 10; Independence 8 9; Silvasco 8 8; Bloomino 8 8; King of the Valley 8 7; New Zealand 8 7; Glucian 8 7; Lady Bunyan 8 7; Potaerau 8 7; Campfirc Jack 8 7; Reformation 8 7; Kapi 8 7; Lagan 8 7; Authority 8 7; Isingarch 8 4; Jocular 8 4; Carmen Sylva 8 3; Meitonio 8 3; Royal Park 8 3; General Stephen 8 3; Tama-te-kapu 8 3; Little Selyukwc 8; £ a nacre 8; Preeminent 8; Debutante S; Raifgi Aroha 8; Frothfield 8; Singular B;'Orpheum 8; Lady Lyddite 8: Erinagh S; Billy Wiggs 8; Whitehall S; Hibcrnia 8; Royal Princc 8; Golden Petal 8.

MEMBERS' HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; six furlongs—Parisian Diamond 10 12; Bedford 10 4; Cardron'a 10 1; Mill O'Gowric 9 11; Hopfiold'9 11; Hytteona 99; Simonide's 9 9; Itoyal Chef 9 9; Scadown 9 8; King Chiara 9 1 ; Ring Lupin 9 1; Lord Kenilworth 9; Waiuta 8 12; Hyginas 8 11; Loyal Arch 8 10; Allegation 8 9; Golden Grafton 8 9; Mossinan 8 9* Movement 8 9; Fabriquette 8 8; Stilts 8 8; Avon Park 8 8; Hiero'S 7;' Ladv Jack 8 6: Arran 8 4; Glad Tidings 8-3; Kereone 8 3; PinTt Tie 8 2; Lady E'.ysian 8 2; Rockfield 8 2; Persian Prince S; Charley 8: Hvllus 8; Lady Glen 8; Alf Delaval 8; Happy Valley 8. OTAKI-MAORI R.C.'S WINTER MEETING. (special to "the tress.") WELLINGTON, May 15. Tho following acceptances have been received : —

FLYING HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sov.=,; eix furlonga—lbex 8 12; 8 12; Galore. S 11; Ayah 8 9; Rajput 8 7; Melita. 82; Flying- Cowrie 8; 7 32; Cross Words 7 8; Humorist 7 7; Piano 7 G; Whskalina 7 3; Livland 7 2; Beauiorte 7 2; Woodlark 7; Trickery 6 12; Skedaddle G 12; Blighty 6 12; Rising Tide 6 12; Gloam G 12.

TAIHOA HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, of 200 govs; about two miles and a quarter—Arlington 11 9; Jem 10 8; Expedition 10 5; Deefiide 10 3; Knrnalpi 10 3; Foiman 10; Reuinac 10.; Tbo Golfer 9 13; Dasher Boy 9 13; Companion 9 32; Ormer.'oy 9 17.; Yellow nnd Black 9 9; Union Jack 9 9; Onipoto 9 7; Waioture 9 7; Gaekwar 9 7; Quic): Time 9 7; Chattanooga 9 7; Stroller 9 7.

RAUKAWA CUP HANDICAP, of 500 govs ; ono mi.'o and a o_uartcr —Tcka 9; Trials 8 13; Ladogeur 8 11; Wishful 8 G; Turanga-pito 8 3; Gold Soult 7 13; Lady Genc-rril 7 10; Paraoa 7 10; Moutoa Queen 7 9; Battle Song 7 G; Orleans 7; Ki'.t-ess 7; Bagdad C 12; Bronk Delaval C '.0; Hydrus G 10; Borsil 6 7; Mcrrie Gain G 7; Gipsy Gem C 7; Coropett 67 ; Fore 67; Detroit C 7.

OTAKI HACK HANDICAP, of 120 govs; onn mile—Hylatue 9; Black Hill 8 10; Quinn'a Post 8 2; Lord Keleon 8: 8; Moutoa Camp 7 11; Bin© Gown 7 11: Cnm Words 7 10; Pomcrov 79; Warmth 70; Mill Queen 7 9: Torchlight 7 6; Manu 7 6: Rienzi 7 4; Lady Edith 7 4; Panama 6 12; 'Mick 6 12.

RAHUI HANDICAP, of 250 govs: eix furlongs—Waimatao 10; Sweet Com 9 3; Form Up 9 3; Lady General 8 S; Simonides 8 1; Lady Black 7 13; Astor 7 10; Astrophel 7 7: Ohiwia 7 6; Rawakore 7 3; Jean Laddo 7 2; Starengo 7 2; Movement 7; Sardinia 6 11; llcrrio Poto 6 11; Flying Camp 6 11; Rude , 6 11; Bairn3dale 6 7; Galore C 7; Coropett I 6 7; Ginsy Gem 6 7. ! BIRTHDAY WELTER HACK HANDI-' CAP, of 100 bov»; eeven furlongs—Black Hill 10 4; Quinn'e Post 9 10; Arrowficld, 9 8; Bio 9 6; Kabumaogu 9 C; Whiro 9 2; |

Rotard 0 2; Pomeroy 9 2: Warmth 9 1; Manu 9 1; Idyllic 9; Probity 89; Lady Daylosford 8 9; Broad Arrow 8 7; Papanui 8 7; Sabine 8 7; Occasion 8 7; Mick 8 7; Half Blue 8 7; Sir Musketry 8 7; Primato 8 7.

WANGANUI J.C.'S WINTER MEETING.

(SPECIAL TO "THE PRESS.") AVANGANUI, May 20. The following acceptances have been received

BOROUGH HANDICAP, of 275 eova; six furlongs—Form "Dp 9 3; Inah 8 9; Lady General 8 8; Chimera 8 G; Depredation 8 2; Simonides 8 1; Lady Black 7 12; Starengo 7 6, inc. 7 pen.; Coolpan 7 6; Iluabman 7 5; Hyginas ; 7 2; Staccato 7; Movement' 7; Rawakore 7; Charley 6 9; Galore 6 7; Gipsy Gom 6 7; Bivouac 6 7; Coropett 6 7. HACK. STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 175 eovs; about two milee—Kaupokonui 11 2;. Idealism 10 11; Torchy 10 5; Zotes 10 4; Doeside 10 4; The Diver 10 3; Ktirnalpi 10 3; Foeman 10; Daeher Boy 9 13; Companion 9 12; Union Jack 9 7; Korcro 9 7; Martinello 9 7; Gaekwar 9 7; Beno 9 7. TTANGANUI STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP,> of 650 sove; about three milee —Master Strowan 11 11; Braebum 11 8; Gluepot 116; Coalition 10 7; Boro 10 3; Sandy Paul 10; Bocord 10; MaTton 9 13; Arlington 9 11; The Chief 9 10; Golden Glow 9 10; Kit a 9 7. KAITOKE HACK; HURDLES, of 150 soys; about ono mile. , and throe-quarters—Fion-nuala 11; Gang Awa 10 13; Dinglo 10 12; Kauri King 10 11; Gold •" Fran' 10 10; Paul Mooro 10 S; Golden Glado 10 6; Lord Ainalie 10 5; Hunster 10 4; Midnight Star 10; iiupana 9 11; Jiu Jitsu 9 9; Dasher Boy' 9 9; Bepajation 9 3; Undecided 9; Waiotnio 9; Reformation 9; Quick Time 9.

CENTURY HURDLES HANDICAP, of •425 eovs; about two milea and a quarter— Purscfillor 10 12; Sir Fisher 10 12; Colorado 10 0; Styras 10; Collector 9 10; Otter 9 5; Golden Glade 9; Vacuum 9. CONNOLLY HANDICAP, of 325 eove; on© milo and a quarter—Toko. 9; Yolo 8 2; Iceberg 81; Tresflida 7 12; Cleft 7 10; Welcome Nugget 7 10; Paraoa 7 10; Henry Clay 7 10, inc. 7 pen.; Moutoa Queen 7 9; Zola 7 6; Lady Louisa 7 2; Hushman. 6 12; Hydrus G 10; Coropott 6 7. .

PURUA HACK HANDICAP of 150 sovs; on® mile and 110 yards—Paddington Green 9 2; All Over 9; Sardinia 8 Jl; Bud® 8 10; Hexton 8 2; Lord Nelson 7 10; Engari 7 13; Bio 7 11; Moutoa Camp 7 10; Pomeroy 7 8; Winning Shot 7 8; Warmth 7 8; Mill Queen 7 7; Zela 7 7; Lady Edith 7 3; Glucivi 7 2; Lipton 7; Desiro 7.

WANGANUI TRAINING NOTEffc

(PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.)

WANGANUI, May 20. Tho weather was fine for training operations this morning. Warmth ran, seven furlongs in Imin 36sec, Henry Cluy taking Imiti ■ 3 (see. Bore went a mile and a half over the big fences and jumped splendidly. Onipoto was much too good lor Beno over the fences, jumping in lino style. Sir Fisher and Dasher Boy were companions over hurdles, finishing together. Muwsicr jumped four hurdles fairly well.