SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18547, 24 November 1925, Page 12

SPORTING.

TURF GOSSIP. The following rehandicaps for the Feilding Jockey Club's Spring Meeting have been declared by Mr J. E. Henrys:—Waituna Hurdles —Bonecto, 9 10; Feikling Cup: Euphonium. 7 G; Kowbai Hack: Diogenes, 9 3; Flying Handicap: Euphonium. 7 7. It is understood that Deucalion will not fulfil his engagements at the South Canterbury Joofcey Club's Meeting this week. Sun I'p aaid Royal Spear 'were again put through &onie exercise in the schooling ring/at Eiccarton yesterday morning, thfc iattcr showing most promise. H, "AY. King is expected home at Eiccarton to-morrow. Ho did well with Pi/licwinkic. and with just a shado of Wk the trip would have been a very profitable one. The Sydney "Referee," commenting on Pilliewinkie going into J. Scobie's stable, said that even so successful a trainer as Scob'e is, he is not likely to havo the Winkie gelding in better condition than that in which King produced him. 11. Sutherland is also expected back to-morrow. It is understod that J. Mc.Combe will offer his horses at auction during the Summer Meeting in Dunedin. Tanadees has been scratched for all engagements at the Auckland Racing Club's Summer Meeting. TJv Longley has taken in hand a gelding, by Greyspear from Colleen Mary. The English mares Mcrrytwi.nktc, Timid, and Toeing Tessie, who were brought out from the Leybourne Stud, Kent, are now running out at Mr F. Amor's property, Avonhead road, Upper Riccarton. They are still in the sale list, but may shortly bo placed in a prominent New Zealand Stud. Tho ex-\Yanganui trainer, Albert Jackson, scored his first win since ho took up the position of private trainer to Mr Frank Orniond when Break o' Day won at Ashhurst last week. The first foal by imported Loekham to make its appearance is a colt from 'Miss de Yal, the dam of that goocl fijjy Degage. After racing at the recent "Waikato Meeting Birkenella was returned to his owner to be. spelled til) it is time to take him up again for the next winter campaign.

F. Tutchen must have put up a bit of a: record in the Trial Handicap at the Waikato Racing Club's Meeting (says the Auckland "Star"), for ho had no fewer than six horses trained by him erigagedi but not one of them got into the money. They were Gordon Swift, Rangatahi, Bonnie Day, Lusea, Stray Comet, and Muri Aroha. If it had been a trotting meeting they would have had to., be bracketed, and they would have been sure to receive support. \ The Kaikoura hotelkeepers have given a. further £ls for a cup at the Boxing Day Meeting of the Kaikoura Racing Club, and it is to be called the "Continuance Cup," and is to be awarded to the winner of the Publican's Handicap.

TROTTING NOTES. -,

Nominations for the' Westport T.Cv's Annual Meeting close on Thursday- at 8 p ; m, ____ . Nominations for the Auckland T.C. s Summer Meeting close on Friday at 5 p.m. The programme is one, and for tho threo days, £14,3C0 will be distributed in stakes. Loganwood has left J. Bryce's stable and is now being trained by his owner Mr G. W. Dransfickl. The trotting mare Theda, who recently changed hands, is in work at Addington under the care of J. Wright. After being in retirement for a few seasons, the local sportsman, Mr J. Geddis, has rejoined the ranks of owners and is working a couple of maidens at headquarters, a straightout trotter ,by Petereta from Mine Yet and a pacer by Cathedral Chimes from a half-sister to Lady Embrace. Logan Chief is showing signs of unsoundness, and at present is on the easy list. G. S. Smith . has sold: the pacer Dusky Pointer to Mr J. Norris, of Lyttelton. J. J. Kennerley's team has been strengthened by the inclusion of a two-year-old gelding by Great, Audubon from Grace Darlington. The youngster is a natural pacer and is owned by 'Mr J. Fleming, of Cheviot.

The Palmerston North-owned mare Bicblour struck herself prior to the opening day at Nelson and was unable to fulfil her engagements.

"Waitaki «Girl is back at. Wildwood Farm, where she is in training under the care of her owner, Mr H. AY. Aker.

Nelson Feme, the youngest brother to Nelson Derby, has been acquired by a patron of S. W. August's stable. Tho price paid is reported to be lOCO'sovs.

At Ballarat on' November 11th, the champion pacer Happy Voyage, won the Ladies' Braclet of one mile and a furlong in 2m AS 2-ss, equal to 2m 21s for a mile, and finished second in the Open Handicap of one mile and a quarter to Count Bingen in 3m os. Happy Voyage was conceding the winner 42yds and in view of the slow times in both races, it looks as if the ,Australian-bred pacer is on the down grade. , The sale is reported.at a bigh figure of Mr W. J. Carter's pacing gelding Great Storm bv Great Audubon from Storm "Way, to Mr E. Bergmav, of Perth.

The ex-Oamaru-owned pacer Tiger Mac was successful in winning the Lightnins Handicap of one mile and a quarter in 3m 3 1-os at the Northern Tasmanian T.C.'s Meeting early in the month.

The annual meeting of members of the* Canterbury Owners' and Breeders' Association will be held to-morrow at 8 p.m.

Hoon Hay, the four-year-old son of Great Audubon and Cora Billon, has joined M. Burgess's team at Addington.

' Mr Davies' brood mare Carbine Maid has foaled a colt to Nelson Bingen. and visits Guy Parrish.

; OTAHUHU T.C.

SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. (PBISS ASSOCIATION TELIGBAM.) AUCKLAND, November 2C . INNOVATION HANDICAP fin harness) o£ •TOO sovs. For trotting horses o nly Class 5.4 2m. Royal Bob scr Floraline 72 Lady Stepney . . scr Amberite 72 Elsa Nore 12 Laurier 72 Peter Macdon Roe Bell !>t> aid 24 Golden Gate . . 96 Hon Boo 48 Audex 96 Kits Huon 48 Ngatira 1,12 Kolmar 48 Uallery Bell . . i:r: EPSOM HANDICAP i'in harness). of 000 sovs. 3.36 class. 11m. Ursaline scr Ansel Bell 12 Fungus scr Dr. Dilltm 24 Admira! Lock . . scr Ruby Huon :;6 Ricardo scr Koniniwood 3f Admiral Hood. . scr Rostrevor 60 Cora Tacks scr FRANKLIN HA.\ DICAP Tin harness), ot 300 80V?. 4.1- class. 2ra. Tempi? scr Anseim . . 24 Tranquil scr Haricot 24 Wallroon 12 Nelson Fame . . 3fi Childc Audubon 12 Dick PiPon .. 30 Kua Pere 24 Buz Buz 4? Coal Light 2 1 Heather Girl .. 60 FERGCSSON HA NDICAP (in harness), of 1000 SOVS. 4.34 class. 2m. Wood vale scr Audacious 12 Lord Ncpean scr Talaro 12 Florrie Bingcn. . scr Dean Diilon 24 (jlandore scr Lady -tfoan 3L Hypo 12 Goldman 4* Moneymaker 12 Urion 72 Oruarangi 12 VISITORS' HANDICAP (in harness). of 400 sovs. For trotting horses o nly 4.46 class. 2m. Roi Alto scr V immcra King no Spirit Bell scr Rostrevor 4h The Squire scr Al .Mack 60 Normica Heir . . 12 King Capitalist 60 Sunny Jim 12. ixose Bin,;ea . . 60 The Tartar 24 fAPATOKTOK HANDICAP (in harness) Of 300 sovs. 4.40 class. 2m. Red Star scr Grey Peter . : Zo Uncle Bert scr Kingselere 48 Perry Dillon . . scr Mulwarce 48 Zolock Palm . . 12 Anoziram 4'S Huon Urattan . . 30 Bawldy Locanda 4b Delavan Bill . . 36 Wallroon 60 DUNKDIN HANDICAP (in saddle), of 500 sovs. 2.16 class. Int. Nelson McCorRose Pointer . . 36 mirk scr Talaro a« William the First -scr Dick Dillon 36 Scandal scr Her Ladyship . . 36 Nelson Fame . . scr First Carbine . . 36 King Lear .56 All Bell 36 Hal Chimes . . 30 Ben Ohau 43 ROYAL OAK HANDICAP (in harness), Of 350 sovs. 2.55 class, lim. Lord Minto scr La Fayette 12 Lcnglen scr Kokiritna 12 torn Tacks scr Profiteer 12 fcS6b Logan scr Holly Boy 36 Temple " scr C'hilde Aud-Jbon 36 Grey Peter scr Kua Pere 3G Staumoor scr Nelson TaskeT . . 48