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Greymouth Evening Star, 30 November 1925, Page 2

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FEILDING J.G. MEETING. (Per Press Association.) FEILDING, November 30. For the second day of the Feilding Jockey Club’s Meeting, the weather is fine but dull. The attendance is large. Results:— Cheltenham Hurdles, lg miles—Lady Gay (10-5) 1, Santiago (11.4) 2, Many 3. Scratched —Waimatoa. Won by half a length. Time 2.45 2-5. Ordua Stakes, 5 furlongs. —Motley (8-9) 1, Tamatete (10.1) 2, Standard (8.2) 3., - Scratched—Mireusonta, Lady Bentinck,il.in Arlington, Oration and Ruakura. Won by a length and a half. Time 1.1. Colyton Handicap, 6 furlongs. — Lady Bentinck (7-13) 1, Rouex (7.7) 2, Shuteye (7.0) 3. Scratched—Ngata. Won by a head. Time 1.14 2-5. TAFkPLNA J.G. MEETING(Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, November 30. The. T'akapuha races were continued tin fine weather, before a large attendance. The course •is in good order. Results.: — Stanley Hurdles, lg miles. —Archibald (9.2)1, Bright Light (9.10)2, Lord Thurnham (9-0) 3. Scratched— Irish Jig, Bahadur. Won by two lengths. (No time telegraphed). - 'Vauxhall Handicap, ■■■7 furlongs.— Nippy (8.7) 1, Scot (7-7) 2, Anote (7.9) 3. Scr.—Berinthia. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time 1.-9. Cautley Handicap, 6 furlongs—King Pot >'7.o) 1, Ballymoy 11. (7.0) 2, Merry Damon (7.6) 3. Scratched— Gold Acre, Nancy Lee, Ohinemuri and Master Doon. Woh by a neck. Time 1.10 4-5. " - WESTPORT T.C. NOMINATIONS The nominations for the Westport Trotting -Club’s Midsummer Meeting, to be held on December 26 and 28, constitute a record for the Club. They are. as follow 17— FIRST DAY Seddonville Handicap, of 110 govs.; 1J miles; 3.57 class.—Routine, Claire, Kitty Huon, Red Comet, Charlie Lincoln, Sylvia Logan, Queen’s Ferry, Hope Dillon, Amaris, Dahlia Dillon, Nellie Parsons, Ocean Chimes, Bonny Audubon, Rothbell, Redereta, Conara, Harold Hue. Te Kuha Handicap, of 120 sovs.; I* miles (unhoppled . trotters); 4.0 class.—Peter Boaz, Corrie Dale, Miss De Valera, Nourmahal, Billy Ashley, Stella Ashley," Delaware, Dart, Molly Audubon, Chaucer, Fille de Ballin, May Audubon, Lady McKinney, Reta

Mac, David, Circus Girl. Williams Memorial, of 230 sovs.;- 2 miles; 4.55 class. —Golden Locanda, Wineberry, Totara Jack, Haunui, Lq- t gan King, Biddy Logan, Springtime, T Honeywood, Denver Wood, Great j, Form, Dome, Marshall Neil, Lobanda 1 Boy, ’Smithfield, Audo Dillon, Rita c Rye, Lone Hand. 1 Addisons Handicap, of 120 sovs.; E lj miles; 3.52 class.—Wineberry, 1 Alpha Plus, Ocean Whispers, Auditor, ; Sylvia Logan, Queen’s Ferry, Tera- { moa, Avenger, Wee Gus, Dahlia Dillon, . Dorrie Thorpe, Nellie Parson, Henry ( Logan, Kriesler, Te Karere. ( President’s Handicap, of 130 sovs.; ] 2 miles (unhoppled trotters); 5.15 1 class.—Prudent Child, Peter Boaz, ] Miss De Valera, Zelica, Brent -Boy, Billy Ashley, Dart, Great Chance, Te Repa, Wild Heather, Sea Queen, Taipoiti, Maori Peter, Fille de Ballin, May Audubojn, Reta Mac, David, Whaa, * Wild Oro, Jake. Denniston Handicap, of 120 sovs.; ] 1 mile (saddle); 2.28 class.—Totara * Jack, Red Comet, Legato, Honeywood, { Lady Ballin, Erin’s Child, Clive Bell, . Harold Hue, Queen’s General, Audo . Dillon, Young Ivy, Rothbell. £ Progress Trot, of 110 ‘ soys. (Coast horses); 1J miles; 3.55 class. —Wine- , berry, Ocean Whispers, Charlie Lin- 1 coin, Logie’s Coronado, Logan Spec, . Nota Bene, Hilda McKinney, Ocean f Chimes, Bonny Audubon, Redereta, ; Kriesler. 1 Stockton Handicap, of 120 sovs.; li i miles; 3.4 class.—Golden Locanda, 1 Wineberry, Mabon’s Day, Haunui, Lone Hand, Biddy Logan, Miss Locan- < da, Honeywobd, Denver Wood, Lady 1 Ballin, Marshall Neil, Henry Logan, < Smithfield, Queen’s General. SECOND DAY Charleston Handicap, of 110 sovs.; 1 mile (local race), 2.37 class — Claire, Kitty Huon, Red Comet, , Charlie Lincoln, Logie’s Coronado, Roy McKinney, Ocean Chimes, Bonny Audubon, Rothbell, Redereta, Hilda McKinney. Granity Handicap, of 120 sovs.; 1J miles (unhoppled); 3.56 class. — Prudent Child, Peter Boaz, Corrie Dale, Miss De Valera, Zelica, Nourmahal, Brent Boy, Billy • Ashley, Dart, Great Change, Te Repa, Wild Heather, Taipoiti, Molly Audubon, Fille de Ballin, May Audubon, David, Whaa, Wild Oro. Dominion Handicap, of 120 sovs.; 1 mite; 2.30 class.—Alpha Plus, Routine, Ocean Whispers, Auditor, Sylvia Logan, Teremoa, Hope Dillon, Avenger, Alaris, Nota Bene, Lady Balliri, Wee Gus, Dahlia Dillon, Dorrie Thorpe, Henry Logan, Smithfield, Queen’s General. Westport Trotting Club’s Handicap Trot (harness), of 280 sovs., and Cup presented by Rgefton supporter, valued at £2O; 2 miles; 4.52 class.— Golden Locanda, Wineberry, Haunui, Logan King, Lone Hand, Biddy Logan, M'ss Locanda, Denver Wood, Great Form, Silveretta, Dome, Black Cloud, Mabon’s Day, Locanda Boy, Jean Vue, ; Rita Rye. Waimangaroa Handicap (saddle) of 120 sovs.; li miles; 3.8 class. —Alpha ’ Plus, Totara Jack, Kitty Huon, Red Comet, Legato, Logie’s Coronado, . Honeywood, Lady Ballin, Dahlia Dil- . lon, Erin’s Child, Clive Bell, Rothbell, Queen’s General, Te Karere, , Harold Hue, Audo Dillon. 1 Kakatiri Handicap, of 130 sovs.; 2 ' miles (unhoppled trotters); 5.12 class i —Pmident Child, Peter Boaz, Zelica, 1 Brent Boy, Dart, Billy Ashley, Great Chance, Te Repa, Sea Queen, Taipoiti, Maori Peter, Chaucer, Fille de Ballin, f Maj' Audubon, David. < Birchfield Handicap, of 130 sovs.; li miles; 3.42 class. —Golden Locanda, Wineberry, Mabon’s Day, Routine, Totara Jack, Charlie Lincoln, Spring- 5 time, Avenger, Honeywood, Silveretta, , Lady Ballin, Marshall Neil, Smith- j field, Audo Dillon, Queen’s General, ] Dash Handicap (saddle), of 130 , sovs.; 1 mile; 2.25 class. —Golden Locanda, Mabon’s Day, Lone Hand. Miss Locanda, Denver Wood, Jean Vue, Audo Dillon, Young Ivy, Rita Rye. INANGAHUA TROTTING CLUB ( ; s A meeting of the Inangahua Trot- f ting Club’s committee was presided \ over by Mr. M. Fagan. f Correspondence was road from Ihe

District Traffic Manager stating that trains’ for conveying horses as well as passengers would leave Inangaliua Junction for Reefton at 12.50 and 9.30 p.m, on. December 29. , - Four members Were - - elected and nine were proposed for ffieinbership. Officials were appointed ,to the various positions, and the Secretary was instructed to write to the Inangahua Silver Band asking them to provide a programme of music for the race , meeting?; . . . - .. - It was resolved to sell the various privileges relating to the meeting by public auction. Mr. T. Dellaca was appointed Treasurer, vice Mr. M. Fagan, whose resignation was received with extreme regret. « The President, Mr. M. Fagan referred to the fact that lie was leaving the - district, and asked that his resignation be accepted. It was decided ■ that Mr. Fagan be asked to withhold his resignation until after the annual race meeting on December 30, to which he agreed. The Committee decided to meet on the Racecourse to examine the track and decide upon any necessary improvements. It was decided that the caretaker be instructed to stop all horses using the training track whose fees are unpaid on and after December 3.