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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 March 1926, Page 6

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NELSON MEETING. (P*tr Press Association.) NELSON, March 5. The first day’s meeting of the Nelson Jockey Club was held under ideal weather conditions. There was an average attendance. The track was fast. The totalisator took £10,769 against £11,555 last year. Remaining results: — Hope Handicap.—Phantasy 1, Moutoa Lady 2, Calm Eve 3. Also ran: — Manchester ,Miss Minnie, Axle. Won by two lengths; two lengths. Time 1.30. Stewards Handicap.—King Cheops 1, Megalo 2, Misgovern 3. Also ran.—Bestir. Won by three-quarteys of a length; three lengths awayt Time 1.15. Waiti Trot.—Mabon’s Day 1, Lord Denver 2, Latest Fashion 3. Scr.— Lady Ballin, Velocity. Won by live lengths; six lengths. Time 2.56 3-5. Telegraph Handicap.—Moutoa Lady 1, Some Abbey 2, Kyla 3. Also ran: Sasham, Gaslight, Oread, Miss Minnie. Won by three lengths; two. Time 1.2. Waimea Handicap.—Rouex 1, Gamecock 2, Zero Hour 3. Scr.—Para, Misgovern, All Gold, Bestir. Won by a head; a head. Time 1.28. MANAWATU T.C. ACCEPTANCES PALMERSTON N., March 5 The Manawatu Trotting Club’S' acceptances for the meeting on March 10, are as follow: — Linton Handicap, 11 miles.—Brian Bingen, Billy Lorene, Kempton; Miss Leda, Plate, scr; Tamahana 24, Havland 36, Black Palm, Miss Native 60. Gold Lad 84, Grattan Wilkes 120, Wakefield 132, Roe Bell 204, Some Jazz 264.

Lady’s Bracelet, 11 miles. —Why Not, Zo McKinney, Varemont, Tui Wildwood, Little Huia, scr; Farewell 12. Tawa King, Audubon Patch 24, Van Mac 36, Lady Zoe 48, Fliton, Limited, Halfmore 60, Hal Huon 72, Aero Maid 84. Stewards’ Handicap, 2 miles.—Van

Mac, Audubon, Zo McKinney, Lady Zpe, scr.; Laurier 12, Lady Ballin, Signor, Golden Morn 36, Gladys Cole. Dumas 48, Van Rich 72, Bann Zoloch, Rona 84, High Seas 108. Manawatu Cup, two miles.—Erin's Royal, Bingen Star, Van Rich, Bicolour, Dolly I3ell, scr; Sea Pearl 12, Master Cute, Satin Princess 24, Black Cloud 36, Kokiritea, The Shrew 72, Wild Lad, Daphne Wildwood 96. Longburn Handicap, 1J miles. —Firebell, Tawa King, Zo McKinney, Audu bon Patch, Van Mac, Noble Dillon, Tui Wildwood, scr., Karma, Lady Zoe 12. Halfmore, Fliton 24, Hal Huon, Lady Ballin, Signor 36, Blue Glen, Aero Maid, Gladys Cole 48, Cora Tacks 72. Awapuni Handicap, 11 miles. —Hope Dillon, Clarion Chimes, Limited, Golden Morn, Noble Dillon scr; Lockette, Gladys Cole, Dumas, Great Kevin, Caprice 12, Van Rich 24, Aggie Bell 36, Tui Zolock 48, High Seas 60. Palmerston North Handicap, 2 miles —Black Palm, Brian Bingen, Grattan Kilkes, Gold Lady, Wakefield scr.;

Molly Audubon 36, Annette 48, Laurier. 72, King Peter 96, Plumber, Roe Bell 108, Grace Grattan 156, Some Jazz 180.

President’s Handicap, 11 miles.— Prince Pool, Cora Tacks, Tui Zolock, Gibraltar, Satin Princess, scr; Jean Darliiig, Rona, Holly Bell, Black Cloud, Lottie Advance, Erin’s Royal 12, Kokiritea, Master Cute 24, The Shrew 36.

PEART’S APPEAL FAILS (Special So ‘ Star.”) CHRISTCHURCH, March 5. The New Zealand Racing Conference dismissed the appeal by A. J. Peart against the decision of the Reef ton Jockey Club in disqualifying him for six months, and against the decision of the Greymouth District Committee in increasing such disqualification to twelve months’ from January 8, 1926, on the grounds that the horse ‘‘Cashman,” ridden by Peart, was not run on its merits m the Second Hurdle Race, at the Reef ton Jockey Club’s Race Meeting, January 8, 1926. The judgment held that “no evidence having been adduced before the judges to justify a disagreement with the decision of the •Greymouth District Committee, we hereby dismiss the appeal and order the deposit to be forfeited.” YEARLING SALES. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) MELBOURNE, March 5. At the yearling sales, a Caprice— Redink colt realised 1950 guineas, a Eurythmic—Latouche colt one thousand, and an All Black—Golden Down colt, GlOO guineas. A Valais-Otford colt,, brother of Manfred, realised 2750 guineas; a Woorak-Vinalia colt, seventeen hundred guineas; a Valais-Enmarella filly, fourteen hundred guineas, and a Woorak-Eiterian colt, eleven hundred guineas. AUSTRALIAN NOTES. MELBOURNE, March 5. Trainer Cameron is leaving for Wellington by the Moeraki on Friday with The Hawk, Egyptian Flower, and Goshawk .The Hawk is to spell at Hastings. Molyneux has ricked a point and is spelling here. Pantheon has been scratched for Flemington engagements.