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PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB ACCEPTANCES. ' / t By ’ Telegraph —Press Association. Auckland, September 9. Following are the acceptances for the Pakuranga Hunt Club’s meeting, on September 17:— AUCKLAND HANDICAP, of 275 sons.
ASHBURTON HANDICAPS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Ashburton, September 9. The following handicaps have been declared for the Ashburton spring meeting :— ‘ PENSCROFT HURDLE HANDICAP, of 150' aovs. About one mile and thre<> quarters.—Gamecock, 12st. 131 b.; Dribble, list. 51b.; Master Boris, lOst. 111 b. ‘ Wild Pilgrim, 9st. 101 b.; Mandrake, 9st. 91b.; Digger, 9st. 81b.; Red Blaze, 9st. *7lb.; Indus, Ruddy Gold, Trentham Rose, 9st. 21b.; Bandy, Lytoe, Likelihood, Inisfallen, Little Doctor, 9st. ’ BRAEMAR WELTER HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Some Kid, Almoner, 9st. 31b.; Counteratroke, 9st. lib.; Sunny Loch, Roseday- Palestrina, Bst. 111 b.; Bonny Mac, Bst. 31b.; Jock, 7st. 131 b.; Nautical, Orange Mart, Benefit, Ahika, 7st. 111 b. TINWALD HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Foo Chow, 9st. Alb.; Eleus, 9st. 21b.; Onslaught, Bst. 101 b.; Warlove. Bst. 11b.; Winning Hit, . 7st. 131 b.; Will Oakland, 7st. 121 b.; Almoner, Cave Rock, 7st. 91b.; Meteorite, 7st. 81b.; Hiero, 'Some Kid, 7st. 71b.; Tatdu Tatau, '7st. 41b.; Songbird, Gst; 121 b.; Nautical, Ahika, Gst. 71b. ALFORD HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Six furlongs. Mac, lOst. 91b.; Petunia, Ost. 91b.'; Cairnbrae, Marauder, 9st. 41b.: Grim Joke, Bst. 121 b.; Mimo, Bst'. 111 b.; Proceeder, 7st. 131 b.; Blazes, Urgency, Loch, Milida, Bonny Laddy, Red Gown. Silverlea. 7st. 111 b. I ALLENTON HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Six furtongs.’—Pitprop, 9st. 21b.; Bonny Mao, Bst. 121 b.: Kilderg, Kilfane, Bst. 81b.; St. Easel, Bst. 41b.; Petunia, Bst. 31b.; Wartone, Sembrlc, Songbird, Bst. 21b.; Timepiece, Cairnbrae, 7st. lllfo.; Seaside. 6st. 131 b.; Matta. 6st. 121 b.; Kerrv Star, 6st. 91b.; Sartorene, 6st. 71b. SPRING HANDICAP, of IGS sovs. Six furlongs.—Silver Peak. 9st. 181 b.: Will Oakland, Bst. IMb.; Meteorite, Bst. 71b.; Pyjama 6st. 31b.; Castellan, 7st. 121 b.; Sleepy Head, Gst. 91b.; Corsica. 6st. ,71b. DONCASTER YEARLINGS’ SALE. (Rec. September 9, 5.5 p,m.) London, September 8At the sale of Doncaster yearlings the Hon. George Limbton purchased for 7700 guineas a Tracer}' filly out of Blue Tit, after a spirited contest with Lord Glenelg, who ,in previous years had given 11,500 'and 14,500 guineas for Blue Tit’s progeny. The three days’ sale realised 127,805 guineas— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. NOTES AND COMMENTS Bt Glencoe. There will be racing at Marton and Wingatui to-day. The Rangitikei Hunt Club races at the former place, and the Otago Hunt Club nt Wingatui. Acceptances for the Ashburton meeting close on Thursday next. Several horses that were not raced at
the Marton meeting will carry silk el the Rangitikei fixture to-day. Amongst the .number are Trespass and Miss GoldThough Sir Solo has not raced for a long time, his owner has not despaired of him, and the Grand National winner is again in work at Opaki. Roy Manson, who died at Auckland on Wednesday last after an operation for appendicitis, was a Wellington boy, and his mother lives here. For some tims past Manson had made his headquarters at Ellerslie, where he enjoyed a big connection. He was a capable horseman, and . last year rode nineteen winners. Mr. R. M'Kenzie was present at Marton to see Kilgour race. The Manawatu sportsman is much improved in health. J. H. Jeft'erd, with Grotesque, Epitaph and Humbug, and J. M. Cameron, with Molyneux and Tigrinia, left Marton for, Ellerslie yesterday. At the Rangitikei meeting to-day there will doubtless be a heavy list of scratch- > ings, as on Wednesday’s form several of the runners can: have little chance of success. In the Hunters’ Hurdles Te Maire and Silver Paul, each of _ whom x were successful on the Taranaki trip, may have most to say nt the finish, and the local horse may score on his own track, for he is reported to have been a trifle unlucky at Hawera. Several three-year-olds are in the Trial Plate, but they are at a disadvantage is; having to meet the elder division on equal terms so early in the season. Siberian ran well enough on Wednesday to suggest him as a likely one in the big field. Nicomar is a better class than the others in the Hunt Cup, and in the Crofton Handicap Stariand, who is to have the services of Ashley Reed, will do a lot better than ho did on Wednesday. Ruddy and Bonny Briar are likely to ( race prominently in the Telegraph Hai> dicap, and in the Bracelet Sunray and Royal Gift may fight their Dannevirke battle oyer again. Lord Desmond will be a better horse for his race on Wednesday, and may have a .lot to say in the the Hack Welter Handicap. Makers will be a runner in the Telegraph Handicap at Marton to-day, but Ditchley got kicked on Wednesday, and is reported to be an- unlikely starter. A Press Association telegram from Stratford states that Mr. W. R. Russell has been appointed handicapper io the Stratford Racing Club, vice Mr. J. E. Henrys resigned-
Seven furlongs. ct. lb.‘< st. lbStork 9 5 Arch Laddie... 7 2 Sir Huon 8 9 Young ThurnPavo 8 7 ham 7 0, Phyllona ..... 8 7 Quaestor 7 0 Regent 8 4 Silver Rain... 6 12 Knighton ... 8 2 Navana ..6 12 Persian King 8 1 Stammer -6 9 Brodick 8 0 Regality G 9 Marble Slab.. 7 11 Stirrup Cup ... 6 7 Winsome Arch 7 10 Guianform ... 6 7 Miss Melva.. 7 9 Woori G 7 Glencaim 7 6 Fencer 6 7 LADY’S BRACELET, of 250 sovs. One mile end a quarter. st. lb. st. lb. Sunray 12 5 Gwenelle 10> 3 Dunrobin .... 10 12 Oak Rose ... 10 2 Queen Mark 10 10 Gypsyform ... 10 2 Swastika-. 10 9 ’ Amaryllis .... 10 0 Irish Knight 10 9 Idealogue . ....10 0 Tinowere 10 5 Hypothesis ... 10 0 Sea Eda 10 3 CHATHAM . HANDICAP, of 450 sovs. z Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Gazique .96 Penona 7 1 Golden Bubble 8 10 Bute Sound ... 7 0 Gold Kip Tama-a-roa .. Rational 8 9 Oranga 7 0 8 5 Cahtoris G 12 Strategy 8 4 Leithfield G 11 Income 8 0 Lightning ...... 6 10 Absurdum ... 8 0 'Infante $ 10 Right and Left 7 11 Dead Sweet ... 6 9 Esthonia . 7 10 Lord Bruce ...-6 9 Miss Muriel.. 7 9 Night Time... 6 8 Tieki 7 8 Mistian 6 7 Grotesque .... 7 6 Finkop .. 6 7 Namutere 7 2 Prince Abbey 6 7 Hyllua 7 2 Mimiwhangata .6' 7 Crowhurst .. 7 2 Jolly Princess 6 7 Prince Char- Bezant 6 7 leroi .71 PAKURANGA HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, o miles. f 700 sovs. About three st. lb. st. lb. Kdura ..t 11 7 Peer Rosa ... 9 10 Mary Bruce 11 4 Gladwin ...... 9 7’ Hokomai 11 0 Grand CanDelage 10 2 yon 9 3 Thiganthu ... 9 12 Seaton Laddie 9 0 Ma Conner ... 9 11 Rooseveldt g. 9 0 MAIDEN HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of 275 bovs. About two miles and. a half. st. lb. st. lb. Maira 10 10 Sagamore ... 10 2 Kawea 10 4 Drury Lass... 10 0 Grand CanWarshot ...... 10 0 yon 10 2 Seaton Laddie 10 0 > Garvagh 10 2 Rooseveldt g. 10 0 HUNTERS’ HURDLE RACE, of 275 sovs. One mile and a half et. lb. st. lb. Kafour 12 0 Oak Rose 9 3 Lady Bruce... 11 12/ Roscullus .... 9 3 Ma Copper ... 10 12 Silver Lode... 9 3 Hokomai 10 6 Westminster 9 2 Queen Mark 9 12 Amaryllis ... 9 2 Foxglove 9 8 Morrin Abbey 9 0 Kawea 9 7 Idoalogue .... 9 0 Snake 9 3 Hypothesis ... 9 0 SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Boomerday . . 9 0 Pengwen 7 12 Lady Glissas. . 8 10 Shortland 7 12 Octoplete .... . 8 9 Rosinante 7 12 Smoke Con Reretoa. 7 12 cert . 8 8 Jolie Fill© '.... 7 12 Polini . 8 G Kfarito 7 10 Golden Dream 8 4 Ebhlin 7 10 Accelerate ... 8 2 Radiant Light 7 10 Esplanade . 8 2 Broadwood .... 7 10 King Pollicule 8 0 Lady Varco ... 7 10 Snowdon 8 0 Mona Bruce ... 7 10 Rose Thurn- Lucilius 7 10 ham . 8 0 Paghda 7 9 Whitianga . . 7 12 Marble Bell... 7 9, Battleplane . . 7 12 Midget ......... 7 9 Sculptor . 7 12 Stirrup Cup ... 7 7 Gwenette .... . 7 12 Pentagram .... 7 7 Gold Bud .... . 7 12 Baldoyle 7 7 Dardanella . . 7 12 Annaroon * 7 7 Royal Fancy. . 7 12 Golden Abbey 7 7 Tireless . 7 12 Uncle Jack ... 7 7 Silver Rain . . 7 12 Fencer 7 7 El stow : 7 12 Gidgi 7 7 Princess Rell 7 12 Narrow Neck 7 7 JELLICOE HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. st. lb. Sasanof 10 5 Forest Gold.'.. G 12 Volo 9 6 Sylvan 6 10 Spanner . 7 12 Stork .6 10 Khubla. Khan 7 12 Pure Laziness G 9 Glen Canny... 7 11 Perfect Day... G 7 Woody Glen 7 10 Te Oro 6 7 f Arch Salute... 7 9 Lord Bruce... 6 7 Prince MarNo Bother ... 6 7 tian ..A 7 8 Guerre a Mort 6 7 Tinohoro 7 8 Gold Plane ... 6 7 Rockfield 7 3 Some Fashion 6 7 Mangamahoe General Ad7 3 Prince Carl... 6 7 vance 7’.b
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