SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 18255, 20 April 1923, Page 2

SPORTING

1-ORB CRY PARK HANDICAPS. Handicaps for the first day tf the Fnbury Park Trotting Club’s Meatiig.— , BAYFIELD HANDICAP (Saddle), ® 290sovs. Class 4.8 J. 1m and sf. Supremo scr Don Massey ... scr Wee Patch ... scr Ora Jay scr Carleno scr Master Peter ... scr Rockland ... scr Ardwood ... scr Dunvegan ... scr Don Wilkes ... scr Annie Bingen scr Jim Russell ... scr Bob Wilkes ... scr Marvin 801 l ... scr Reform (late Y.b. Miss Massey scr Kentucky Moor 12 Stone Ginger scr Dixie Dillon ... 24 Ocean Grove ... scr Ladycliff ... 24 Gloyd scr Judge Hancock 24 Captain Russell scr Snider 36 Derby Link ... scr Mat Patch ... 48 Bond'o scr Lottie Direct 48 Swiftbinc ... scr General Derby 60 Tiaki scr James Maddison 60 Lady Elwood scr Dan -Mac ... 72 Erlstroko ... scr Bonette 84 Fancy Maid ... scr Helenwood ... 84 Marvin Drift scr Wallacetown 108 The Toff scr Fox Trot ... 120 Peter Viking scr Master Robbins 120 Young Tom ... scr Arran Lad ... 120 Thistlewood ... scr Bon Sonty ... 152 Wharetna ... scr DOMAIN HANDICAP (Harness), 225sovs. Class 4.3 J. 1m and sf. Polyanthus ... scr _ _ Y.b. Acacia. scr Cliffotnn Chimes 12 Rapier scr Direct, Todd ... 24 Prince Pointer scr Mother Machreo 24 Wallace Dillon scr Lucky Harold 24 Our Nurse ... scr Wild Pointer 24 Last Note ... act- Princess Hazel 24 Barcelona ... scr Mammon ... 24 Harris scr First Chime ... 24 Dancer scr Black Raven 24 Glen Alvon ... scr Bonnie Boy ... 24 Glen Wilkes ...scr Fireman _ 24 Forbury scr Gala Pointer 24 Windsor scr Margo 24 Hold On scr Petervillc ... 24 Quiver scr Jean Mac ... 24 Alpha Bingen scr La France ... 36 Nelson .Mae ... scr Menembcr ... 36 King Copa ... scr Roving Don ... 48 Chiming Child scr Irish Whispers 48 Lady Prince ... scr Miss Adonis ... 48 Black Mac ... scr Edward Harwin 48 Kossolian ... scr Ethcldonna ... 48 Ardlussa, ... scr Ily las 48 Day Pointer ... scr Quick Match 72 Wee Daphne ... scr Glen Farg ... 72 Ventura scr Yitalis 72 Kelpie scr Barnoga 72 Junior Girl ... scr George Grafton 72 Chiming King scr Greysfonc 72 Kanuknot ...scr Mountain Chimes 72 Onawa scr Miss O'Neill 84 Y.b. Golden Nut ... 96 Bricklayer ... 12 Lady Embrace 108 Rollicking Bells 13 Ma*Cushla ... 132 INNOVATION HANDICAP (Harness), 225sovs. Class 4.56. 2m. Helenwood ... scr _ Y-h. Kismet scr Admiral Derby 40 Lottie Direct scr Bon Sonty ... 48 Alpha Wilkes scr The Squire ... 72 Bonette scr Claude Alto ... 72 T ipperarv ... scr Peter Swift ... 84 Y.b. Darkest 84 Wallacetown 24 Bundaberg ... 108 PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP (Harness), 750sovs. Class 4.34. 2m. Princess Zoo ... scr Y.b. Adair scr Grand Denver 36 Child Pointer scr Trix Pointer ... 48 Lady Joan ... scr Acron 48 Emperor ... scr Tatsy Dillon ... 48 Royal Step ... scr Whispering Peter Mae ... scr Willie 48 , ’ Y.b, Paul Default 60 Ladv Swithin 12 Willie Lincoln 60 Jack Arrah ... 12 Albert Cling ... 72 Pedro Pronto 24 Box Seat ... 84 The Triumph 24 Vilo 96 Taraire 36 BEACH HANDICAP (Harness), 225sovs. Class 4.44. 2m. Ratnna scr Y.b. Harry Audubon scr Lenamolir ... 24 Prospect scr Brutus 24 Plywood ... scr Kilmarnock ... 56 Quick Match sor Jane Wilkes ... 36 Golden Nut ... scr Dalnahine ... 36 Wallroou ... scr Fashion Queen 48 Brown Chequer scr Linden 48 Y r ,b. Bing Boy ... 48 Dolly Dillon ... 12 Donsido 48 Fernmoor ... 24 ST. CLAIR HANDICAP 1 (Harness), 32560V*. Class 4.50. 2m. Claud Alto ... scr Y.b. The Squire ... scr Mongoutu ... 24 Admiral Derby scr Bundaberg ... 36 Y.b. Merry Bingen 48 Peter Swift ... 12 Clonmel 96 Solace 13 Sunny Jim ... 96 Darkest 12 Nighborn _ ... 108 Pieter Timmer- First Fashion 168 man 24 Dixio Mac ... 204 Count Deo 24 RENOWN HANDICAP (Harness), 275sovs. Class 3.8 J. 1m and 3f. Dnlnahino ... scr Y.b. Bismurato ... scr Ben Mao ... 12 Adair scr Bonny Logan 24 Peter King ... scr Latoua 24 Bon Wilkes ... scr Ben Oh an ... 36 Ballin scr Stockndo 36 Jano Wilkes ... scr Pinevalc ... 36 Donsido scr Taraire 48 1 Poval .Step ... scr Sir Henry ... 60 Y.b. Nellie Scott ... 60 Prince Lyons 12 FLYING HANDICAP (Saddle), 275sova. Class 2.18, Im. Prospect scr Y.b. Harewood ... scr Matty’s Boy ... 12 Bing Boy ... scr Olivo Huou ... 12 First Toll ... scr Nonna, Dillon 12 Fashion Queen scr Ben Mac ... 24 Bon Wilkes ... scr Linden 24 Marvin Mac ... scr Idris 36 Y.b. Ben Ohau ... 36 Downcast ... 12 Nell Pointer ... 36 Landlord ... 12 Sir Henry ... 60 Bismurato ... .12 MANAWATU RACES. CHAPTER oF~ACCIDENTS.

The totalisator yesterday handled £25,795, as against £31,120 for the second day of last year. The total for the meeting was £56,599, as against £56,210 last year. Concluding results : Longbum Handicap, 400sovs. Sunart (9.1) 1, Quest (7.13) 2, Houerii (8.5) .3. Scratched : Zero Hour. Wbn by a neck, with a length between second and third. Time, 2min 6sec. In this race there was a chapter of accidents. Tho field had traversed two furlongs and was hunched in front of the stand, when Festivity (Alexander) fell, bringing down Taipairu (Garrett), and seriously interfering with Wheat,field, who pulled out with two furlongs to go. Dainty Step (Butler) came down with a broken let-lock. Dainty Step was destroyed, and the other three horses concerned were seriously injured. Festivity and Taipairu’s racing careers have finished, and owing to the former’s head injuries it may have to bo destroyed, and Wheatfield is an unlikely starter in future meetings, Alexander and Garrett were conveyed to the hospital with slight injuries, no bones being broken. Butler was severely shaken. Adderstone Welter Handicap. ISOsovs, 1m and 110yds.—Birkenella (7.13) 1, Kaotane (8.8) 2, Left (8.2) .3. Scratched ; Haligan, Merry Queen. Length, two lengths second and third. Time, Imin 49i;sec. Borough Handicap, 250sovs. sf.—Triboulet (7.7) 1, Martina Miss (8.3) 2, Lucius (9.1) 3. Scratched : Hipo. Head, head second and third. Time, Imin 14£sec. HAWKE’S BAY WEIGHTS. PALMERSTON N.. April 19. Mangatarata Hurdle Handicap. Igm.— Oladful 12.2, Kail 11.13, Demagogue 11.7, Black Art 11.1, Hendra 10.9, Powder King 9.11, Tea Tana 9.8, Mountain Peer 9.0, Taumatu 9.0, Oak Rose 9.0. Longlands Welter Handicap. 1m and If.—Fera 9.7, Thcic 8.13, Soldier’s Love 8.11, Good Mark 8.6, Queen’s Ferry 8.5, Suspicion 8.5, Rebuff 8.3, Moreau 8.3, Puketoi 7.12, Kohu 7.9, Heatherite 7.7, Maunga 7.7, Silver Lady 7.7, Awangwnnga 7.7, Munus 7.7, Master Oriflammo 7.7. Nursery Handicap. sf.—Orofino 8.13, Kilris 8.3, ' Startle 8.3, Civility 7.13, Clandbu 7.5, All Gold 7.1, Rose Martian 7.0, Velvet King 7.0. Pali 6.11, SempMc©' 6.7, Pop Off 6.7, Kiifairo 6.7, Ajaji_,6.7, _

Hawke’s Bay Cup, 500sovs. _ Ijm,— Kick Off 9.5, Sunart 9.3, Cnpidou 8.6, Gold Light 8,6, Scotch Grotesque 8.5, Highland 8.5, Kings Trumpeter 8.4, Bonnctter 8.2, Little Rivcr 7.5, I'cstivitv 7.2, Stork 7.0, The Speaker 6.11, Askari 6.10, Golden Light 6.10, Correspondent 6.7, Zouave 6.7, Ornwai 6.7, Diamond Ping 6.7, Conflict 6.7, Five Eighths 6.7, Zero Hour 6.7, Silver Tongue 6.7, Kaotano 6.7, Wheat-field 6.7. Porangahan Handicap. 6f— Grotesque 9.3, Chimera 9.1, Mereusonta 8.15. Lncms 8.12, King’s Trumpeter 8.7, Scotch Mixture 8.7, Joy Hide 8.5, Martian Miss 8.1, Civilfc-'-m 7.12. Haurangi 7.11, Barrier 7.11, Heather Sprig 7.9, Aratawa 7.4, Golden Light 7.4, Hipo 6.13, Zouave 6.10. White Hope 6.10, Mosthenes 6.9, Orawai 6,9, Crown Gem 6.7, Miss Roseland 6.7, liezan 6.7. Autumn Handicap. 1m and If.—Golden Light 9.0, Askari 8.11, Correspondent 8.9, Bumptious 8.8, Comical 8.7, Battle Knight 8.7, Kilbird 8.5, Conflict 8.2, White Hope 8,2, Mosthenes 8.0, Kahikatea 7.12, Bodyguard 7.12, Blissfulness 7.12, Soldier’s Love 7.12, Kaotane 7.11, Five Eighths 7.11 Hcpta 7.9, Miss Roseland 7.9, Zero Hour 7.9, Vasilkov 7.9, Alias Garanco 6.7, Poukawa Handicap. 6f.—Aratura 10.3, Some Red 9.1, Good Sport 9,1, Mark Over 8.12, Heather King 8.5, Western Boom 8.4, Good Mark 8.0, Megan 7.10, Slave Mart 7.8, Moreau 7.8, Kingly 7.7, All Marimba 7.7, Raffles 7.5, Grace 7.6, Ladv Gaz.cly 7,4, Tho Author 7.2, Bouomel‘7.2, Watchman 7.0. Miss Garaucc 5.11, Tea Leaves 6.7, Romer 6,7, Merry Imp 6.7, Complimentary 6.7, To Wni 6.7, Doleful Dittv 6,7, Garnboc 6.7, Solid dOr 6.7, Bozin 6.7. D.J.C. A meeting of the Dunedin Jockey Club Committee was held yesterday afternoon, when twenty applications were received for tho position of handicapper. They were referred to a sub-committee to bring up a report and make a recommendation as to six whoso appointment might be acceptable. It- was decided to apply for the following dates for next season 'Spring meeting October 11 and 13; Summer, December’26 and 27; Autumn, February 7 and 9; Winter, May 31 and Juno 2 and 4. DUNEDIN DISTRICT COMMITTEE. At a meeting of -the Dunedin District Committee yesterday afternoon Mr F. G, Pollock’s appeal against the decision of the Tapanni Chib in dismissing his protest against Kiltory, the winner of the trial Stakes, was dismissed. . . The action of the Tanamn Club in disqualifying Killory for being trained by an unlicensed trainer was endorsed, also that of the Gore Club in disqualifying Cazna for the same reason.

ELLESMERE TROTS. [SpkCIAIj to the ‘ Stab.’] OIIRTSTCH URCH, April 19. At Urn Ellesmere Trotting Club's Meeting to-day (a non-totalisator meeting) eight useful handicap horses faced the starter m the Ellesmere County Handicap, and after an interesting race Leila Denver won with a little in hand from Dixie Mac and Percy Dillon. The winner showed a lot of speed, and by getting to the end of a mile and a-half" in 3min 33scc registered_ a good performance. Dixie Mac, from 153yds behind, gave one of the finest exhibitions of trotting seen on the course, and private watches made the time 3min 26|scc. GOLF. CORONATION MEDAL COMPETITION. A Wellington message states that the annual competition for the Golf Lnion s homo links" Coronation Medal is _to bo played this year on all the courses in New Zealand during the last week of May. This has always attracted a large number of entries from all clubs, and there is keen interest in the result. The club secretaries are urged to send in their returns as promptly _as possible. The last day in May being a Thursday, the dates available for the competition are from Monday, May 28, to Saturday, Juno 2. SPORTS PROTECTION ASSOCIATION. A meeting was held in Mr E. S. Wilson’s board room to consider the question of reviving the Otago Amateur Athletic Club’s Sports’ Protection Association, Mr J. S, Hislop presiding. In his opening remarks, the Chairman explained that in 1916 it was found impossible to get a quorum at the annual meeting, so it was resolved that matters remain as they were in the meantime, and that the secretary be instructed to call a general meeting when the need of the association arose, and it was felt that the' time had now arrived to reform the association. On the motion of the chairman it was decided that the association bo resuscitated. Mr Hislop moved, Mr D. Bannatyne seconding, that the former rules of the society be adopted.—The motion was carried. The election of officers resulted as follows:—President, Mr J. S. Hislop; committee—Messrs I). Rannalync (swimming), W. A. Rowlands (cricket), D. M. Spedcling (Rugby), H. E. Lyon (rowing), L. H. Scott (Association football), L. Burk (tennis), and R. Walker (harriers) tary .anil treasurer, Mr E. S. Wilson; hon. auditor, Mr G. A. Nelson. Mr Spedcling moved, Mr Lyon seconding, that the" existing defaulters’ list be cancelled.—The motion was carried.

A large number of delegates present advised that their clubs had decided to join the association. PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ HOCKEY, Tho following is the draw for the first round of the primary schools ’hockey ; April 21.—Normal A v. North-east Valley, Normal B v. Caversham, Forbury A v. Albany B, and Forbury B v. Albany A. April 28. i —Normal A v. Forbury B, Albany B v. Caversham, Albany A v. Normal B, and North-cast Valley v. Forbury A. May 5.—-Normal. A v. Forbury A, Albany A v. Albany B, Kprt.h-east Valley v. Caversham, and Forbury B v. Normal B. May 12.-—Normal A v. Normal B, North-east Valley v. Albany A, Forbury B v. Albany B, and Forbury A. v. Caversham. May 19.—Normal A v. Caversham, Fortuny B v. North-east Valley, Forbury A v. Albany A, and Normal B v. Albany B. May 26.—Normal A v. Albany B, Forbury A v. Forbury B, Normal B v. Northeast Valley, and Caversham v. Albany A. June 2. —Normal A v. Albany A, Normal B v. Forbury A, Caversham v. Forbury B, and Albany I> v. North-east Valley. STATE SCHOOLS RUGBY. ASSOCIATION UPHOLDS EXECUTIVE. A general meeting of the Otago State Primary Schools’ Sports’ Association was held yesterday afternoon, when it was unanimously resolved—“ That the action of the executive in its determination to carry on with all sports as before be approved by that meeting.” This re,ally means that the association intends to control its own football, irrespective of the jurisdiction of the Otago Rugby Union, and that the State primary school boys will not take part in matches against boys from tho denominational schools.

The meeting also unanimously decided to do away with the wing forward in State school football.