G.J.C. ACCEPTANCES

Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 27, 31 January 1919, Page 4

G.J.C. ACCEPTANCES

in UUOIAM.—PBKSS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTCHURCH, 30th January. Following are the acceptances for the Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting: —

Hornby Welter, of ISO soys; one mile. —Tip Top 9.13, Euripos 9.4, Jeannot 9.3, Moorabbe 8.10, Good Hope 8.6, Spangle 8.3, Hiero 8.0, Stambonl 8.0. Midsummer Handicap, of 600 soys; one mile and a-half.—Kilmoon 9.0, Margerine 8.13, Subterfuge 7.6, Marianne 7.2, Take Down 6.9.

Halswell Handicap, of 140 soys; nine furlongs.—Spyglass 9.3, Hylans 8.9, Bandy 8.9, Red Pool 7.13, Bondage 7.12, Fabisco 7.7, Hytein 7.7, Sisyphus 7.0, Greekson 7.0.

Lyttelton Plate, of 250 soys; five furlongs.—Acquittal a 2, Link Up 8.2, Primum 7.13, Sfceepholm 7.13, Pinkie 7.13, Starland 7.13, Golden Crozder 7.13, Sunlit 7.13, Judaea 7.13, St. Winnow 7.5. Craven Plate, of 300 soy»; seven furlongs.—Winter Cherry 8.8, Tip Up 8.3, Daytime 8.2, Lkraskia 8.1, Braid 7.8, Bandy 6.9, Hiero 6.7. Port Handicap, of 200 soys; one mile. —Subterfuge 8.10, Oxenhope 7.11, Marianne 7.10, King Star 7.9, Good Hope 7.4, Matty 7.3, Recorder 6.10, Tyne 6.13. Middle Park Plate, of 500 soys; six furlongs (special weights and allowances. —Miss Mimic, Sundance, Surveyor, Killroy, Valencia, WDuff.

The Foxton Racing Club's annual fixture resulted in a net "profit of £630 2s lid. The receipt* from all sources totalled £3801. Among the expenditure was £1685 for stakes, totalisator tax £648, Government duty £1571, stakes and amusement tax £29. The second day's programme coneiste of 8 events, with a total prize money of £1065, or a total of £2365, quite a respectable sum. The second day events are the Hack Scurry, £90, 6 furlongs; Glengarry Handicap (open), £150, 6 furlongs; Mangatua Hack Handicap, £120, 5 furlongs, for two-year-olds; Autumn Handicap (open), £300, 1 mile and a furlong; Telephone Handicap, £110, 6 furlongs; Kaitoki Welter (open), £160, 7 furlongs; Tapuata Hack Welter, £125, 1 mile and 50 yards. Nominations for all events will close on Wednesday, 12th February, at 8 o'clock p.m., with Mr. Walter Dobson, secretary, P.O. box 69, Dannevirke.