SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 16782, 10 July 1918, Page 3

SPORTING

«■ TROTTING! CONFERENCE, The Trotting Conference, meeting at Wellington yesterday, decided that the power to .appoint judges should be ieft in the hands of tho president, an amendment proposing to leave the matter with th« executive being defeated by a large majority. It was decided to cast on the owners the responsibility of notifying handicappers of horssßs' performances The question whether starting bo bv second* or yards was left oyer for a- year. Jft was resolved to recommend the incoming executive to rtview the permits reduced "under war conditio!.*, and if a reduction is necessary in 1920 there be a fair proportion from one-day permit*, twodav nermits, and mere. The following new rule was adopted: "That a provident fund foe of £1 must be Haiti on every horse direct to the New Zealand Trottinc Association before snob horse shall be eligible to be nominated for any trotting race under tho New Zealand rules of trotting in the Dominion, and any owner nominating n horse for which tho pro' idW rt-nci fee has not been paid ; shnll be fir'fd £5 for everv- offence." ! !hi. conf i i t lifted tht following ofiitis —Pie d id Mi T >hn Roivo (One-; hui i) Met piesidmt Mi \\ J Gore (3) noliil iwutiu- Mes rs I Robert-.: C Mi 1 u ami C "ST Olmec \ Vitt i Jt tltttioi oi the thur-i mm itftmd to tht t \pi c-'-td intuition tt Mi to rttno at the end of the t-ti n ii m (tut uitirt t m tiottnij con-! no 1 dt i 2L \t ii p ot the; lro(tni„ V somtion He -nhmitted a; moll ot applanation of Mr: S b"-s in uts lid hopin., tl at be would! -, lt b, %i\ to tonlui u in the wisition—| M, ( r) ,t (\ ( piosultnt) endoistd Mr! R iwt inn 1 s lit a tid thit no one had : I tion t tot trotting than Mi Sbg -- : Mi 1 tii numb rot tl i etecutue): I ill, % ,1 in thi smit mv in—l ne motmi ' w t (iiia ntii iimou-U with acclamation. '•■ \li Sli i pfitd it 1 ngth Ho said ho |,i i 1 iilK iitindid miking this hi-, list; \ ii bii i n such i nil inimous \ott of: ,i iil in un Li|iii'-t ti im tie clubs he' w.ild i ii 1 i the m tttei oi Ins lttiun ; to ( hu ti liuul j (01 \ lUY PACING (LLPS j [P i I mud P"i-s Association] Jvlv 10. The annual meeting of the New Zealand '• rVvnirv Racing Clubs' Association vras : h(M 1 * i i i _ M ! i tii el tin rel i f f he lead 1i t t d l t te-> epilation but st t Itl f th" t tiolu! Uii ih 1 ii 1I i i f tl c u affpi till itter the war ' \ i 1 1 i w •, d i ted tl •>' th- dbs i e 1 M ol tin d tit -fill lie It th t f n jji nt me re en i aeh i ' 1 i f t in eln inches nf the is , it i j V ton was ils i 1 pted or to ting {'P C n i ee appo ntmg , eie tvc at b hj t the s <s ( i l lei g th it si hj 1 1o nt m t H tan. Mi It K f bil i { t <* f« a r Pel Pn d tA 1 \ Ti fie V tell \irc ni"ii 1 P t "M T T r m \ fri c f ted) r\e u If F V \ n i. 1 Mr 11 H | IT v \ uli T ' li M st D T 1 i ins n P i( s th Tln 11 j Ml\nH°l PITH -.HOOTING | \ nfcl 1 i t t r t md R i Iwat ( i 1 i Ii d u ltn t tl 1 i i It I C f p ,1 i 6/ | nt M Mil 1 67 T /V i i t i( j fc \ o-i \i il i ("3 Tt ib nrS P th 61 Lit i G" P, 1\ 5 tct 1 p i ts 7 \ b 66 ion t Vt "° u 6o 1 til 6 _ M tin -, 64 Ml ill ol '-th 6) To i? 11 t l i ->) Pi -n-n 63 t t 1 6 3 i ib