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HANDICAPS

BANKS PENINSULA R.C. Handicaps for the Banks Peninsula Racing Club's meeting : TARA WEB A HIGH-WEIGHT HACK HANDICAP, lOOsovs. Im.

NOMINATIONS WELLINGTON R.G. Following are the nominations for the first day of the Wellington Racing Club’s Meeting;—

Maere-mai High-weight Handicap, 250sovs. lim. —Blue Tiger, Bacchus Marsh, Cardinal Moon, Cheerful Day, Chile, Donegal, Earl Collossns, Entheos, Grand Blow, Hornpipe, Journet, Look Smart, Nightlass, Royal Papa, Sky Rover, Summerhill, Taumau. Trial Plate, 250sovs. 7f.—Alloa, Begorrah, Bereft, Black Frost, Ben Braggie, Caen, Clarion Call, Consumption, Cyllaros, First Chapter, Fortene, Forum, Hunter’s Morn, Hunting Mars, Jewish Lad, Joviality, Hunting Tartan, Le Grand, Martial Lady, Myriam, New Era, Night Spi, Peter’s Peace, Sansl'oy, Tippler—Lady Busli g, Impossible. New Zealand St. Leger Stakes, 300sovs. IJm. —Clessamor. Entail, Greek Shepherd, Happy Landing, Heritage, Hilton Gorse, Nightlass, Mona Lisa, Taillight, Hunting Song—Dodo g, Hunting Song—Seamstress g. Pacific Handicap, SOOsovs. 6f.— Birthday Party, Brabant, Gustos, Cricket. Double Gift, Gay Chief, Gay Doll, Golden Blonde, Imposture, Inheritance, Karl, Laughing Lass, Mandamus, Maxown, Mazzini, Pelmet, Top Notch, Wagner, Wild Chase. The Thompson Handicap, 650sovs. Im.—Acceptable. After Money, Arctic King, Beau Gallante, Big Dook, Davolo, Ethiop, Fracas, Friesland, Full Throttle, Gay Boy, Grand Jury, Kalmuck, Kinnoull, Knockfin, Lady Kyra, Oratory, Passion Flower, Plata, Queen of Song, Rereatu, Rona Bay, Rulanut, Silver Ring, Silver Streak, Sir Nigel, Slippery, Spiral, Solaria, Trivet, Variant. '

Tinakori Hack Handicap, 2oosovs. 7f.—Ayresleigh, Blue Garter, Boomerang, Brown Pearl, Chief Ranger, Contact, Contract, Darecourt, Eka Tere, Erua, Grateful, Pakanui, Park Rose, Ponty, Prince Reno, Rival Shot, Roaming, Rustem, Silver Jest, Solaria, The Image, The Sandwich Man, Tidal Song, Vinco, Wotan.

Railway Handicap, 350sovs. 6f.—Acceptable, Bazaine, Cranford, Dollar Bill. Friesland, Fulojoy, Grateful, Haut Monde, Invoice, Kemal Pasha, Lochlaggan, Knockfin, Lordly Knight, Mother Superior, Rereatu, Royal Dance, Silver Streak, View Halloo. Silverstream Hack Handicap, 250sovs, ] m.—Cheerful Day, Contract, Debham, Dungarven, Gcitel, Hest, Ingenuity, Kotou, Maine, Onewhetu, Revival,Pukeko, Riptide, Royal Banquet, Rust, Shy, Sisterina, Supreme Court.

WYNDHAM T.C. Nominations for the Wyndham Trotting Club’s Meeting:— Ferry Handicap, lOOsovs. 11m. — Elliotvale, Choice Goods, Harebell, Betty Drusus, Appomutox-, Clipped Wings, Paul Bingen, Ballad Boy, Bell Norris. Imperial Wave. Long Island, Ha track, Alister Oag, Blue Blood, Melasia. Bob Wilkes, Black Peter, Minstrel. Trial Handicap, llosovs. Uni. — Margaret King, Vacation, Claudia, Lucky Jack, Power Chief, U Scott, Sea Bird, Red Pigeon, Jean Dewey, Nell Grattan, Sunny Drive, Happy Star, M’Glusky, Loyalist, Seaward de Oro, Worthy Claire, Country Guy, Walter Gay, Eddie Tolan, Kentucky Sun, Reconnoitre, Red Sun, Mawaro, Guv View, Dolly Rey, Huia Chimes, Golden Guy, Night Voyage, Bonnie Brydone, Moradine, Janet Gaynor, Lady Ita, b g by Ready Money—May Day” b m by Grattan Loyal—Sir Hector mare. Edendale Handicap, llosovs. 1m and of.—Harold Guy, Nelson Fortune, Dusky, Vologda, War Betty, Peter Mitchell, Stalwart, Chevalier, Roan Duke, Picotee, Tritoma, Royal Drive. Stirling Lady. Sun Worshipper, Chief Drusu?, Erin’s Chief, Embark, Leitrim, Blue Spark, College Boy. Wyndham Trotting Club Handicap, ,lOOsovs. 2m.—Gallant Knight, Pot Luck, Valdor, Jolly Queen, Moko Child, Tricliff, Fairhaven, Wrackette, Harold Guy, Desert Cloud, Radiant Gold, Vologda, Erin’s Fair, Full Hand, Bide-a-wee, Erin’s Roy, Sergeant Dallas, Blue Mountain Queen, Happy Knight, Eighteen Carat, Lindrum, Frank Mac, Ready Money, Just Shandi. Toi Tois Handicap, llusovs. l|m. — Bondholder, Pola Negri, Abel, Claudia, Lucky Jack, Carver Doone, U Scott, Grand Meteor, Shining Sun, Jean Dewey, Oasis, Direct Thorpe, Master Garry, Happy, Star, M’Glusky, Loyalist, Peter Wrack, Seaward de Oro, Reconnoitre, Tour, Dolly Rey, Little Mountain, Loyal Sun, Antarctic Sun, Night Voyage, Bonnie Brydone, Glencree, Moradine. Menzies Handicap, ]2ssovs. 2m. — Elliotvale, Choice Goods, Snow Peak. Benjamin, Sandy Drusus, Molly King, Betty Drusus, * Appomatox, Jenny’s Guy, Happy Peter, Parrish Chimes, Burns, Texaco, Paul Bingen, Annie Moko, Leeway, Ballad Boy, Anna’s Voyage, Imperial Wave, Long Island, Gipsy Lee, Fair Voyage, Blue Blood, Kilbirnie Dan, Malasia. President’s Handicap, 130sovs. lira. —Autogo, Vologda, Mishap, Stalwart, Red Glow, Master Lee, Roan Duke, Sir Gowan, Worthy Claire, Monty Chimes, Eglinton, Eddie Tolan, Belle Grattan, Norma Grattan, Silver Guy, Park Drive, Leitrim, Guywin, Sunny Southland. Final Handicap, 170sovs. lim. — Weary Voyage, Erin’s . Fair, Jolly Queen, Gallant Knight, Valdor, Pot Luck, Full Hand, Bide-a-wee. Erin’s Boy, Sergeant Dallas, Blue Mountain Queen, Happy Knight, Eighteen Carat, Lindrum, Stirling Lady, Bright Voyage, Tricliff, Frank Mac, Fairhaven, Liberal, Royal Guy, Ready Money, Bingen Wrack, Wrackette, Just Shandi, Golden Mist, General Wrack. LADY BOWLERS RINKS AND PAIRS COMPETITIONS Semi-finalists were found in both the pairs and the rinks competitions as the result of yesterday afternoon’s play m the Otago Ladies’ Bowling Association tournament on the 0.L.8.A. green at Logan Park. The semi-final game of the rinks between Mesdames Williams, Porteous, Abbott, and Easton (Dunedin), and Mesdames Newton, Todd, Haub, and Seymour (Caversham) was played this morning. The final of the pairs was played this afternoon. Results : PAIRS. —Second Round.— Mesdames Smellie and Munro (Green Island) 21, Mesdames Lister and Higginson (St. Kilda) 20. Miss Mee and Mrs Austin (St. Clair) 19, Mesdames Bolwell and M'Hugh (Dunedin) 18. Mesdames Foster and M’Connell (Caversham) 21, Mesdames Lee and M’Lennan (Logan Park) 18. Mesdames French and Thompson (Logan Park) 28, Mesdames M‘Connell and Jackson (Kaikorai) 16. —Third Round.— Mrs M’Connell 25, Mrs Munro 22. Miss Mee 25. Mrs Thompson 14. RINKS. •—Post-Section Games.— Mesdames Newton, Todd, Haub, Seymour (Caversham) 22, Mesdames Callender, Ansell, Halligan, Beath (Otago) 16. Mesdames Williams, Porteous, Abbott, Easton (Dunedin) 35, Mesdames Whale. Bennett, Brown, Wallace (Mornington) 21.

RUGBY TRIAL MATCHES PREJUDICIAL TO LOCAL GAMES IPk« United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, February 28. The annual report of the Wellington Rugby Union states that the local season started auspiciously and up to the end of the first round of the senior championship the football was of a good standard. Trial matches for the selection of the New Zealand team were played in the week following the end of the first round, and from then onwards interest in club fixtures fell away and the form of the players suffered a lapse. The attendances declined and this was reflected in the gate receipts, which were slightly below those of 1.934. This feature is noticeable, states the report, whenever a series of trial matches is played throughout New Zealand, culminating with final trials in Wellington, and it would appear that, having worked up to a climax, with the Dominion’s best talent available in the final gapies, the public thereafter loses interest and does not patronise club and interprovincial matches to the same extent as in normal years. SCULLING PEARCE AGAIN BEATS TURNER Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright SYDNEY, February 28. Cecil Pearce, the New South Wales sculling champion, again defeated Herb Turner the Australian champion today. The contest was a team race over 2,000 metres, ordered by the Australian selectors as a guide to Olympic representation. Pearce, who appeared better able to cope with the somewhat rough water, won by four lengths in 7min 52sec, SWIMMING RECORDS Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright AMSTERDAM, February 27. Miss Rie Mastenbroek, in winning the 100 metres back stroke in 75 4-ssec, broke Eleanor Holm’s world record. Willy Den Ouden reduced by onefifth of a second her own women’s world record for 100 metres free style, which sh'e previously held at 64 4-ssec. CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, February 28. The ‘ Daily Telegraph ’ says that not the least among Bradman’s feats is South Australia’s winning the Sheffield Shield in the first year of his captaincy. It augurs well for Australia’s chances when the time comes for him to assume the leadership. Badcock is likelv to be a thorn in the side of the English bowlers for many years.

ENCOURAGING YOUNG ATHLETES . JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS PROPOSED CONFERENCE AFFIRMS PRINCIPLE The desirability of including junior events on the New Zealund track and field championship programme was alfirmed by the annual conference of delegates from the centres of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association last night, but delegates generally expressed the view that there wpuld be considerable difficulty in putting the proposal, into effect. On behalf of the Auckland Centre, Mr R. Cameron moved that the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association reconsider the inclusion of junior events in the New Zealand national championship programme, or that a junior national championship meeting be held once a year. He said that it was felt a groat deal of young talent was being lost to athletics in New Zealand by the lack of junior competition. In submitting the remit Auckland was guided by the fact that in swimming intermediate and junior championships were held. This got over the transition period between intermediate and senior status, and if means could be devised to carry young athletes along in the intermediate years it would be for the good of the sport. Mr P. Lindsay (Auckland) seconded the remit. . Mr A. C. Kitto (Wellington) said that his centre had advocated the idea for years as a good one. Junior events had" been included on the New Zealand championship programme at Dunedin on one occasion, but it was dropped because of the poor support from other centres. Wellington had sent down one boy and the others were all local competitors. Unfortunately, the question of expense entered into the matter. Mr A. Hughes said that Canterbury was in favour of the proposal, but realised the difficulties in regard to finance.

Mr F. M. Reid, the Otago delegate on the Now Zealand Council, said that the question had been gone into years ago, and it was found that the expense proved an obstacle. The difficulty was got over by including events on the provincial championship programmes. Mr T. M. Br.vdone said that Otago would support the remit as the matter would have to be considered by the council. It might bo possible to conduct the event as part of the New Zealand championship meeting. The remit was carried.

Chidden ... 11 5 Lowater ... 9 5 Nocturnus 10 2 Coll ... ... 9 1 Latitude ... 9 13 Execution 9 1 Sky Pilot 9 13 Wharemanea 9 0 Sky Hover 9 13 Cape Gabo 9 0 Crash 9 9 Master Tony Madge’s 9 0 Sol wit 9 7 Honour’s Coin 9 0 Lass 9 6 Bun Tuck 9 0 Horotiu ... 9 6 PENINSULA CUP HANDICAP, 16osovs. l^m. Greek Tout le Shepherd 9 0 Monde ... 7 10 Southdown 8 6 FaiiTunneller 8 2 Weather 7 10 Rona Bay 8 0 M‘Heath ... 7 6 Argentic ... 7 12 Riptide 7 2 AHURIRI HACK HANDICAP, lOOsovs. 6f. Cottingham 9 11 Control ... 8 3 Concert Owlsgleam 7 13 Pitch 8 13 Rival Shot 7 11 Grey Princess Honour 8 12 Raweno 7 10 Colombo ... 8 9 Brevity 7 9 Roaming ... 8 5 Honour’s Tooley Lass 7 9 Street ... 8 4 Malvasia ... 7 8 Sovereign Gold Coat 7 8 Lady 8 4 Penny Wise 7 5 Impossible 8 3 Bereft 7 5 KINLOOH HANDICAP, 120sovs 7f. Sea Fox... 9 0 Hororata ... 7 13 Kemal Concert Pasha ... 8 13 Pitch 7 13 Horowhenua Southdown 8 13 8 12 Golden Dart 7 12 Great Star 8 8 Orris 7 10 Rebel Chief 8 8 Final Shot 7 7 Cranford ... 8 5 Capital 7 7 Rona Bay 8 2 Cheap Lady Money ... 7 7 Graceful 8 2 Arena 7 7 Dollar Bill 7 13 FORSYTH HACK HANDICAP, lOOsovs. 7f. Silver Jest 9 0 Ponty 8 0 Madam Pom^Horotiu ... 7 9 padour ... 8 10 Sisterina ... 7 9 Free Rose 8 9 Maroha 7 9 Owlsgleam 8 3 Dark Rose 7 9 Nocturnus 8 2 WAIREWA HANDICAP TROT, lOOsovs IJm. Ann Pointer scr Peter Silk . . scr Bill Grattan scr Pukeuri . scr Chateau , scr Queen High scr Chieftainess scr Radiant Chili Bean . .. scr Prince . scr Capacity . scr Reymere . scr Donydora . scr Rhine Gold . , scr Dolly Truman scr Shrewdy . scr Elite Rey . . scr Silk King . scr Happy Bird scrTrelese . scr King’s Drive scr True Lord Reflection scr Axworthy scr' Windsor Lass scr Maltravers . . scr Thornworthy 12 Moriori . scr WAIHORA PARK HANDICAP TROT, lOSsovs. lim. Alpine Prince scr Thornworthy scr Cam Dillon .. , scr Voltaire . scr Carrageen .. , scr Wheat Cruiser . scr Pool scr Dual . scr Big Nelson .. 12 Glorietta . scr Our War 12 Hermes . scr Moana Tama 24 King’s Drive scr Nome Rock 24 Lottie Guy .. . scr Red Flush .. 48

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Evening Star, Issue 22276, 29 February 1936, Page 8

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HANDICAPS Evening Star, Issue 22276, 29 February 1936, Page 8

HANDICAPS Evening Star, Issue 22276, 29 February 1936, Page 8