SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 15914, 21 September 1915, Page 10

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WANGANUI ACCEPTANCES. The following acceptances have been received for the Wanganui meeting ; 'Spring _ Handicap. 817. —Lady Louisa 8.3, Sunbird 8.3, Banksia 8.3, Fortify 8.3. .Maniaroa 7.11, Battle Eve 7.8, Sqnar-r Deal 7.6, Prince Laddo 6.11, Peraneal 6.10. Flying Handicap. 6f.—Tree Lucerne 9.0, Expect 8.12, Bimeter 8.10, Astor 8.3, Glenroy 8.2, Denise Orme 8.2, Lady Middleton 7.12, Miacara 7.8, Centre 7.5, Tangihou 7.3, Taringamutu 7.3, Zion 5.9. Okuhu Hurdles. l|m. —Royal Arms 11.4, Styrax 10.10, Cornelian 10.0, Aruake 9.7, Aratiatia 9.4, Ruatangata 9.2. Gonville Hurdles. 1m and 5f. —Parawanui 10.13, Glenorchy 10.6, St. Gate 10.0, Calais 9.9, Patronymic 9.5, Epworth 9.5, Indrabarah 9.0. Putiki Hack Handicap. 6f.—Master Achilles 9.0. Bivouac 8.0, Depredation 7.12, Bradamante 7.10, Spain 7.10, Eewa Rewa 7.9, Flying Camp 7.9, Coropeb 7.9. Durie Hack Handicap. B£f. —Snapdragon 8.11, Fore 8.6, Welcome Nugget 8.6, Melodist 8.0, Deviation 7.9, Bronk Delaval 7.7, Hikohakeke 7.7, Vladian 7.5, Kauarua 7.4, Cordon 7.4. Wanganui Guineas. Im.—Flyin.-r Spur 8.10, Marco Bello 8.10, Battle "Eve 8.10, Nones 8.5, Hydras 8.5, Probation 8.5. Maiden Race. 6f.—Marcavie 8.2, Merry Andrew 8.2, Marsinah 8.2, Black Ada 8.2, Pergola 8.2, Camp Guard 8.2, Harlequin 7.7, St. Rabo 7.7, Seadown 7.7, Idolist 7.7, Zola 7.7, Moutoa Queen 7.7, Seddo el Bahr 7.7. ST. ANDREW’S TENNIS CLUB. The annual meeting of the St. Andrew’s Tennis Club was held last evening, Mr J. A. Park (president) being in the chair. The Chairman outlined the year’s work in connection with the preparation of the grounds, and reported that one court was already in use, and that a second would be ready for play by about the end of November. The following office-bearers were elected : —President, Mr J. A. Park; vicepresidents—Miss J. Cairns and Messrs J. Farquharson, J. G. Patterson, R. Wilkie, and J. Wilkie; committee—Misses G. Park, N. Elvidge, J. Phair, and Melville, Messrs A. Martin, A. Johnston. D. Wilkie, and G. Tweedy; secretary and treasurer, Mr Alex. Bell. It _ was decided to hold the opening meeting on Saturday afternoon, October 9.