GEORGE CLIFFORD. OLIVER SAMUEL. WILLIAM E. BIDWILL.
A DANNEVIRKE APPEAL. In the matter of tho appeal of the Dannevirke Jockey Club against a decision of tho Hawkes Bay Metropolitan Committee, who refused to approve oi a fine of £10 imposed upon J. M'Laughlin by the Dannevirke stewards for not starting the horse Full Cry in a race for which there had been a void start, and for refusing to submit such horse to an examination as to his fitness to start. Judgment. The judges, with one dieeentient, uphold the decision of the Metropolitan Committee reversing the decision of the Dannevirke Jockey Club. They are unanimous that the Metropolitan Committee had power to deal with the matter (subject to appeal to the conference), notwithstanding that no appeal to it had been lodged within the time specified by the Rules of Racing. They order all deposits to bo refunded. GEORGE CLIFFORD. OLIVER SAMUEL. J. W. ABBOTT. SOUTH CANTEf^URY JOCKEY CLUB. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr. J. E. Henrys: — Rosewell H;«ulicap, 75 soys ; six furlongs.—Kopek 9.0, Adage 8.3, Glenfield 7.13, Clanmena 7.12, Aunt Sally 7.7, Miss Doric 7.7, Manillus 7.5, Captain Kidd 7.4, Windward 7.4, Vesper Bel) 7.3, Captain 7.3, Musterer 6.9. Smithfield Handicap, 80 soys ; four furlongs. — Lupulite 10.5, Cute 9.11, Lady Orizon 9.10, Liza 9.4, Land Rose 9.4, Octave 9.1, Boutade 9.0, Queen of Spades 8.13, The Seei 8.10, Conquestma 8.8, Montreal 8.2 Loftub, Busyland 8.0, Clanmena 7.7, Stepmaid 7.7, Fulmar 7.7, Eaglestone 7.7, Captain Kidd 7.7, The Cingalese 7.7, Peak 7.7, Ngawera 7.7, Bright Spur 7.7. Otipua Hurdles, 100 soys ; one mile and a half. — Southern Cross 11.13, Ringman 11.8, Coy 11.1, Stone Ginger 10.10, Bay Lupin 10.9, Nova 10.9, Homoward 9.13, Shillelagh 9.8, Fulmar 9.8, Royal Shell 9.3, Narrangarie 9.2, Grosvenor 9.0, Antony 9.0, Lot hair 9.0, Stepenfeldt 9.0, Loyola 9.0, Hazard 9.0. Timaru Cup, 200 soys; one mile and a quarter. — Oiyoi 9.6, Outlander 8.3, Tikitere 8.2, St. Aldan 7.10, Cronstadt 7.7, Rose Noble 7.7, White Cockade 7.3, Waiju 6.10, Silkweb 6.10. Washdyke Welter, 100 soya; seven furlongs. — St. Aidan 10.7, Rose Noble 10.5, Fasnakyle 9.9, Zetland 9.6, San Severo 9.5, Fisticuff 9.5, Aramento 9.4, My Lawyer 9.3, Harvest 9.2, Gold Braid 9.2, Eous 9.0, Grand Slam 8.12, Merry Lass 8.11, B rase nose 8.3, Red and Black 8.2, Inchbonny 8.0, Luperin 8.0, Redmond 8.0, Narrangarie 8.0, Bombastes 8.0, Frisk ti.o. Flying Handicap, 100 soys ; six fullongs.—Lupulite 9.2, Cute 8.9, AR Guns 8.6, Silkweb 8.6, San Severo 8.3, Farnakyle 7.12, Boutade 7.9, My Lawyer 7.8, Ideate 7.3, Loftus 6.13, Shindy 6.13, Grand Slam 6.10, Merry Lass 69, R«d Morn 6.8, Luperin 6.7. VALUABLE COLT KILLED. 87 Telegr»ph.— Preii Association. — Copyright. MELBOURNE, Bth April. The Ayr Laddie — Oralena colt, purchased by Mr. Connoly at the Sydney sales for 750 guineas, while being broken in bolted, and sustained fatal injuries.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 83, 9 April 1910, Page 14
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473GEORGE CLIFFORD. OLIVER SAMUEL. WILLIAM E. BIDWILL. Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 83, 9 April 1910, Page 14
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