SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 19319, 4 August 1926, Page 9

SPORTING

POVERTY BAY HUNT ACCEPTORS. Hunters’ Hurdles Handicap, 75sovs. lsm. —Mark Over 11.7, Silverfish 11.7, Radio 11.0, Welcome Sound 10.7, Lo King 10.7, Whispering Sam 10.7. ■ Handicap Trot, 80sovs. lim.—Locketto 84yds behind, General 60, Gladys Cele 36, Makauri Bello 12, Halmore scr. Hunters’ Bracelet Handicap, 60sovs. lm.—Voltore 11.8, Mark Over 11.1, Manutai 10.12, Radio 10.7, Welcome Sound 10.7, Radiate 10.7, Patna 10.7, Lady Flash 10.7, Colgrove 10.7, Heathertcen 10.7, Chip Chase 10.7, Maraetahn 10.7, I’Autnfsn 10.7. Hexton Handicap, 40sovs. IJm. — Barrier 10.2, Pita 10.2, Chaplin 9.12, Cohesion 9.8, Koodoo 9.5, Startle, 9.0, Princess Nata 9.0, Morose 9.0, Westerner 9.0, Tino Maunga 9.0, Jubilee 9.0, Orawia 9.0, Serenade 9.0, Hunt Club Steeplechase Handicap, 125sovs. 2.1-m.—Kovno 12.8, Radio 11.5. Silverfish 11.4, Mahia 11.2, Raugitahua 10.7,- Golden Point 10.7.

Swarthmoor Maiden Hack Handicap, 70sovs. sf.—Cool Card 10.2, Cherry Girl 10.2, Evensong 9.7, Mon Mint 9.7, Miss Will onyx 9.3, Cluster 9.0, Flying Phantom 9.0, Antonus 9.0, Loch Lyon 9.0, Bonser 9,0, Wet Winter 9.0. Awapuni Hurdle Handicap, SOsovs. l;]ra.' —Royal Heather 11,9, Woden 10.8, Monte 10.0, Blue Jay 9.13, Garzon 9.13, Silverfish 9.7, Pepin 9.3, Radiate 9.0, Bonser 9.0, Lieutenant 9.0, Tonganro 9.0. Rapanui Hack Flat Handicap, 80 sovs. 7f.—Polar 11,9, Tino Maunga 10,3, Yoltore 9.13, Carniola 9.13, Jubilee 9.13, Rapiata 9.11, Cool Card 9.10, Serenade 9.6, Copper Nob 9.6, Night Gambler 9.2, Manutai 9.2, First Prince 9.2, Solitration 9.0, Gold Dot 9.0. AMATEUR ATHLETICS. OLYMPIC COUNCIL MEETING. At a meeting of the New Zealand Olympic Council last night Messrs Bundle, Heenan, and Travers were appointed to report on the question of constitution and reorganisation. The Governor-General is to bo invited to become patron, the Chief Justice vice-patron, and the Prime Minister president. Affiliated associations are to be asked to give in the names of athletes who at present are considered up to Olympic standard and those likely to reach Olympic standard by 1928. Tho New Zealand Cricket Council was congratulated upon its invitation received from tho M.C.C., and a letter is to be sent hoping the efforts to send a team to England will he successful. NEW ZEALAND HORSES. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Press Association. SYDNEY, August 3. Rapine, Star Ranger, Joy King, Expanse, and Dishonored arrived by. the Ulimaroa in good condition. BOXING. CASEY BEATS JAMITO. Salvino Jamito, the Filipino, and Harry Casey (Australia) met for the second time in New Zealand at Invercargill last night. The purse was £195, being the largest so_ far offered in Invercargill. Tho decision was in favor of Ca-sey on points, after a hard-fought, clean, and exciting bout. Jamito led for the first few rounds, but Casey gradually took tho lead, until the Filipino was badly outpointed during the last rounds. The verdict was a popular one. Jamito was slightly handicapped by an injured eye, which he received in a previous encounter.