SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 17312, 27 March 1920, Page 5

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AUCKLAND EASTER MEETING. I —Pinal Payments.— s Easter Handicap, l.OCOsovs. lm.—Uncle ' Ned 8.10, Gazique 8.6, Hvmestra 8.4, Taimai 8.2, Rockfield 8.0, Tigritiya 7.12, Maioha 7.6, Bopeep 7.6, Queen Abbey 7.6 (inc. penalty), Kina; Abbey 6.13 (inc. pen- i alty), Bonnetter 6.13, liuatura 6.7, To I Oro 7.0, General Advance 7.0. j Great Northern Oaks, 700sovs. lim.— j Matatane. R-ose Queen. Princess Gharm- ' ing, Miss Gold, Rose Wreath. ! Great Northern St. L'eger Stales, 1,000 . soys, lgm.—Rose Oueen, Timohoro, Miss ' Gold, Archie, Rebuff. ' Great Northern Champagne Stakes : l.OOOsovs. 6f.—Right and Left, Gasbag, i Humbug, Blackmail, Rieuse. Arch Mar-1 got, Miss Muriel, Lovelight,' Landslide. | —Acceptances.— j Onslow Stakes. 275sovs. sf—Dunedin 8.10. Celmisia 9.0, Bright. Light 7.11.1 Peter Maxwell 7.11, Tressor 7.11. Geoffrey I 7.11, Rekatoa 7.11, Malster filly 7.9, Mat,a- I kainga 7.9, Pure Laziness 7.8, Herschies ! 7.8, Jaffna, 7.8, Illumination 7.7,- Stork j 7.7. President's Handicap. 400sovs. l|m.— Punka 8.9, Esthoni.i 8.9. Bonnetter 8.5 Tinopai 8.2, Cynic 7.12, Woody Glen 6.10.' Blue Gross 6.7, Tabasco 6.7,' Llansannor 6.7. Rebuff 6.7, Isingarch 6.7, Active 6.7. Ne!?o!i Handicap. 275sovs. lm.—War ! Tank 9.4, Mountain Gold 8.8, Gatherer 8.6. Formalin 8.4. Dead Sweet 8:3, North Loburn 8.1, Cadet 8.1, Explode 8.1. Farce 8.0, Independence 8.0, Hessian 7.12* Stammer 7.10. Tinohoro 7.9, Walton 7 7 Marble Slab 7.7. Brodick 7.4, Ma Copper 7.4. Actrice 7.0, Tom Moore 7 0 Homeric 7.0, Rebuff 7.0, Merry Prince 7.0. Prince Rufus 7.0, No Bother 7.0. • Eden Handicap. 400sovs. 7r\—Vacabond 9.10. Lord TCenilworth 8.10. Milfo' Gowi'io 8.5. Pnnka 8.4, Esthonia 8.4. Ci'owhurst 7.10, Archie 7.7, Tresnas* 7.3 Obmewsrna 7.0, Tnmaroa 6."7, Scrap o' Paper 6.7, Hinemaru 6.7, Ladv Glen 6.7 Comedy Prince 6.7, Cliarleroi" 6.7, Win' some Arch 6.7, Fabriquette 6.7, Clonmel 6.7. —Scratching?.— P-nUletide wns scratched for tlie Brighton -Hurdles at 2.25 p.m. yesterday, and' O.ikleicr'tjmd Stelpaul for tho A'utnmn Steonles at 2.35 p.m. and 4.45 p.m. respectively. WESTPOKT RACES. The totalizator r-t-t-iirns yesterday were £ti.1.69. as against £4,245 Inst vear. Concluding results:—Elech-ie Handicap: Pari■iTm 1. Hymettns 2. War Tax 3. We«tPrince Charlie l, Bonnie Lad A. ivent o. Pnltersort Memorial Handicap: Kestful 1, Mnllyhawk 2, Tantalloo 3. Lolvin Memorial Handicap: Benefit 1, Lady Lneulius 2.

THE FKILDIXG MEETIXO. The follow-in;.; handicaps have been deriayeit for the principal events at the l'pildnicr meeting: Feilding Cup, 750sovs. Urn.—Client 9-8, Battle Song 9.0, "Red Ribbon 8.10 Dusky Eve 8.9, Bonnie Maid 8.9, XorthTjmbnan 8.8. First Salute 8.4, Marquetteur o.i. Lingerie 8.0. Moutoa Ivnnova- 710 Kisingham 7.10, Ima Ribbon 7.10, Gold-s-run c v.6. Perfect Dtiv 7.2, Borealis 71 Arcn Salute 6.12, Haversack 6.9, Combustion 6./.

?..angaone Handicap, 400Lsovs. 6f—- }. aiolm 9 0, Iletnna- 9.0, Inah 8.12, SimonI,- 10 ' Al i ,°™ 7.12, Eirmont Park 7.9 Ruddv v.9, Ermine 7.12, Earlv Dawn < o Sweet Memory 7.1, Nursing Sister 6.12 Bonny linar 6.12. Paroranm 6 7 Er.lcomhs Welter, ososovs. 7f —Main™ 10.9, Hctnua 10.8.' lo\ "■° s }?;°,< , J m <i Ribbon 9.11. HiiTry Up 9.., (Volaahme 9.5, Demos 9.5, Old' Gold 0.0. Jutland 9.2. Omahu 9.1. All Tall--8 13, Zola 8.12 Toa Tere 8.12, DeS 8.10, Borealis 8.10. Eirmont- Park 8 9 Wm 8.9. Perfect Day 3.8, Arch Salute »-6 Haversack 8.4. Tiranpi 8.3. Gold BEAUMONT J.o. EEHAXDICAPS Iho hnndioapper (Air A. J. Gibbs) has declared the following re-handicaps-Dr.nkelt Trot.-Peterville lOSvds behind. Electric Irot—Kentucky Wood 60yds behind, Petervillo 72yds behind. X.Z. AMATEUR ATIILETIC ASSOCIATIOX. A special meeting of the members of the Utago Centre of the above association was held at tiie Y.M.C.A. rooms last evening tor the purpose of dealing v,-ith the case of L. A. MAllen. who is alleged to have entered for the Sheffield Handicap at haitangata la s t Boxing Day, whereby he broke iiis amateur status. The President (.Mr E. A. Rosevear) presided, and the secretary (Mr C. Thomas) read the correspondence dealing with the question. Mr J. Oliver (secretary of the Kaitangata Ciub), under date of the 18th. inst., wrote that MAllen'e entrance form could not be_ found or was mislaid. Considerable discussion took place ai to whether there was anv proof in the possession oi the centra to warrant further inquiry. M'AUen wa.s called in., and stated that he did not enter for the Sheffield Handicap, although he was qn the ground, neither did he know that anv friend made an entry on his behalf. After considerable discussion farther inquiry was adjourned till the next monthly meetmg of the, centre, M'Allen meantime to be allowed to compete at to-day's champion meeting if he s o wished. The motion to this effect was carried on the casting vote of the chairman. The secretary was instructed to ask Mr Oliver, secretar- of the Ivaitangata Club, to make" a further search for the entry alleged to have been made by M'Allen, CRICKET. EXGLISH TEAM: TO VISIT AUSTRALIA. . Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyriffh.l;. Australian and !N.Z. Cable Association. SYDXEY, March 26. The Cricket Board have received a cable message from the Marylebone Club accepting the board's invitation to send a team to Australia in November. The decision means that an Australian team will proceed to England in March.