AVONDALE ACCEPTANCES

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 72, 21 September 1912, Page 14

AVONDALE ACCEPTANCES

[BY TBtIOaAfH— PRESS ASSOCIATION.}

AUCKLAND, 20th September. The following are the acceptances for the Avondale Meeting :—: — Maiden Handicap, six furlongs.—Kaween 9.0, General Drouet 8.10, Manuwera 8.4, Saku 8.0, King William 7.10, Potoa 7.10, Prince Merriwee 7.10, Spalfish 7.7, Tipba 7.4, Virtue 7.4, Monotone 7.3, Tragedy King 7.3, Hemisphere 7.2, Troublesome 7.2, Pete 7.2, Prince King 7.1. Matawerewere 7.0, Takinini 7.0, Celt 7.0, Delilah 7.0, Opposition 7.0, Wairiki Eose 7.0, Miss Lovelia 7.0, Almeida 7.0, Zennie 7.0, Revelation 7.0, Karalah 7.0. Henderson Handicap, four furlongs.— Naumai 10.2, Red Lupin 8.8, Waiwera 8.5, Miss Livonia 8.5, Lucille 8.3, Mighty Atom 7.13, Mahinga 7.13, Monorail 7.11, Monoline 7.10, Apellon 7.10, TJrukohu 7.10, Bow Bells 7.8, Solitudo 7.7, Centenary 7.5, Geneva 7.4, Heyboy 7.2, Allworthy 7.0, Pea Rifle 7.0, Merry Christmas 7.0, Abner 7.0. First Hurdle Race, two miles.— Lloyds 10.2, Miss Explosion 9.5, Ambergris 9.5, Napenape 9.2, Sphinx 9:2, Blue Mount 9.0, IceL 9.0, Mildura 9.0, Te Whareroa 9.0. Avondale Cup; one mile and a-quar-ter.—Master Wairiki 8.1, Uranium 7.13, Goldsize 7.11, Maui Nina 7.10, Prince Soult 7.9, Sea Elf 7.8, Jolie Fille 7.6, Bleriot 6.13, Kaween 6.12, Sea Pink 6.11, Lady Betty 6.7. Steeplechase ; three miles.— Hautere 11.9, The Chief 10.2; Tui Cakobau 9.12, Hunakaha 9.12, Bonny Jean 9.9, Dhudeen 9.8, Roman 9.7, Stroller 9.7, 'Bump 9.7. Islington Handicap; seven furlongs.— Domino 10.3, La Reina 9.4, Taimainupo 8.11, Admiral Soult 8.5, First Wairaki 8.4, Flying Soult 8.4, Kaween 8.4 2 Ruataftgata 8.3, Scorch 8.3, Watch Chain 8.2, Cloudy Dawn 8.2, Regain 8.2, Fuss 8.2, Semolina 8.1, Hyperion 8.0, Tobias 8.0, Surplus 8.0, Goodwin Sands 8.0, Master Jack 8.0, Manuwera 8.0. Flying Handicap; six fnrlongs.— Royal Soult 9.0, Waiowera 8.6, Miss Livonia 8.3, Lucille 8.0, Tact 7.12, Monorail 7.9, Taketumu 7.8, • Dido 7.7, Elegance 7.5, Devastation 7.3 i Royal Irish 6.12. HAWKES BAY J.C. WEIGHTS f*Y TELEGRAPH — PBESS ASSOCIATION.] HASTINGS, 20th September. The following weights have been declared for events at the Spring Meeting of the Hawkes Bay Jockey Club :— - Tomoana Hack Handicap Hurdles, of 100 soys; one mile and three-quarters.— Bravest 10.10, Fauiiue 10.7, Bandalero 10.2, Golden Loop 9.12, Strathmoira 9.9, Sleacombe 9.7, Master Stead 9.4, Waiaio, 9.3, Yarrowman 9.3, Composed 9.3, Goldemar 9.2, Otatara 9.2, Knuteford 9.0, Tupaea 9.0, Hero 9.0. Maiden Hack . Handicap, of 100 eovs; seven furlongs —Manakau 9.0, Red Book 8.13, Formulate 8.11, St.' Mm 8.11, Fair Average 8.10, Hinemanu 8.10, Lamberton 8.10, Aurana 8.10, Elevator 8.10, Kinbombi 8.10, Hiwitapu 8.10, Fealty 8.8, Gazalic 8.8, Rangi Tapu 8.8, Hautu 8.8, Kirkby 8.8, Ranfurly 8.8. Waitai 8.8, Hurakia 8.8, Facsimile 8.8, Grassmere 8.8. Flaxmere Hack Handicap, of 100 Soys; six furlongs.— Diavolo 9.0, Marimba 8.10. Eocene 8.2, Stellaris 8.2, Multiply 7.12, Fleetweek 7.11, Goldemar 7.9, Merton 7 7. Pot Luck 7.7, Bon Soir 7.7, Ngakau 7.3, Manakau 7.3, Moondine 7.2, Arohakau 7.0, Mouella 6.12, Waimahora 6.12, Resonant 6.12. Spring Handicap, of 125 soys; one-mile and a quarter.— Bobrikoff 10.5, Byron 8.10, Goldfinder 8.4, Birkline 8.4, Sir Tristram 7.12, Mangaroa 7.11, Our King 7.11, Ariom 7.8, Routine 7.4, Cork 7.3, San Pluie 7.2, Lord Renown 7.2, Matlow 7.1, Loch Mabin 6.11, Obligant 6.11, Mysteriach 6.7, Montiform 6.7. Waipatu Hack Handicap, of 100 soys; one mile.— Matlow 9.0, Peary 8.11, Coolbeggan 8.9, Pracemaker 8.5, Waikehua 8.3, Multiply 7.12, Manitau 7.10, Lord Kilcheran 7.8, Easy 7.6, Pantbea 7.3, Formulate 7.3, Kingswell 7.3, Merry Valet 7.3, Elevator 7.2, Fair Average 7.2, Merry Lawn -7.0, Kirkby 7.#, Divinia 7.0, Hautu 7.0, Trieze 7.0. Final Handicap, of 100 soys; six furlongs.—Bobrikoff 10.7, Bootle 8.12, Our Queen 8.2, Makara 8.2, Our King 8.0, Thrave 7.10, Allurement 7.5, Lord Soult 7.8, Lord Possible 7.7, Tigerine 7.4, Seaton Dale 7.0, Diavolo 7.0, Outward 6.12, All Brown 6.10, Loch Mabin 6.10, Vi 6.9, Winning Post 6.7, Montiform 6.7, King's Favourite 6.7.

Taking the nature of the ground into consideration, the meeting of the thirdclass champions of (Jhristehurch antl Wellington last Saturday providprl a fairly good exhibition of wet-weather footbnil The gatnp waft essentially a forward one, and in thin department both teams were very evenly matched, the game being Interesting in consequence. Ono pleasing feature about the mntch wsw the excellent spirit in which it- was played ; not once throughout the game was there even a suspicion of unfair play. It h hard to single out anyone for special commendation, as both sides worked well. Sullivan, however, played a heady game ; it was he who made tho opening which secured for tho local team their hrst try. Bradley, M'Comisky, Galvin, Avery, and Meredith were also prominent For Lyttelton, Paseoe, the Thomas brotheri, Cain, ami Gellerty played well, Pascoe and Gellerty especially so. In the evening the Lyttelton team was entertained at a dinner by the Oriental fifteen at Barrett'* ttotol, a plioi*nt tvtaiug being epfflt