RACING AND TROTTING

Grey River Argus, 23 June 1925, Page 6

RACING AND TROTTING

A SHIM’ 11 TO N AC Cl. I’ T A NOE S. ASHBURTON, .Tune 22. Ashburton County Racing,Club's ac. coptauees are as follows: — First Hurdles, of 150 sovs.; Jinnies.—Captain Sarto 11.7, En Route 11.0. Red Kriss 10.(i. Tenterfield 10.0, j Nautical -9.11. Paddys Hope, North | I nrh 9.0. FJg Hack Steeplechase, of 150 sovs.; 2 I Miles. —Windermere 10.7, Lord Ashley i 10.2, Red Sol 10.0, Cashman 9.7, Swinl dassa 9.0, Apex, Blue Streak, Main. I spring 9.0. ■ Ashburton Handicap, of 200 sovs.; I 1 mile.— Ferino 9.7, Royal Mac 9.0, "The Cheat 9.G. Jubilant 9.5, Los Ambus | |o.i, Kilbirnie 9.4. L Long-beach Hack, of 120 sovs.; 1} miles.—Kilbirnie 10.4, Ophir 9.10, Cap. .ainSnrto 9.7, Kaikahu 9.4. Adopted ■ 9..">. Winkip’s Best, His Majesty 9.0. I Thorndon Handicap, of 140 sovs.: 5 ■ furlongs.—Clontarf 10. S, Mythology i 10.1. Ayrbuin, Clareina 9.12, Gunuase '9.11, Dancing Days 9.10, Lava 9.8, Sol. ter'te 9.7, Goldlown, Gold Brick 9.0, ■ Qigpilv, Flaming Ray 9.0. Selma Tro!, of 1,35 sovs.; H miles. — Grey Cloud, Gift of Song, Rona, r, l !l: ’l Logan, Airman, Honour Bright. Noble Dillon, Biddy Logan, I il.lr Knig.it, Betty’s Boy, Our Bird, Whlrv DII ii. Delburn scr., Four Bells 21. Tommy Bells, Rufine, Rex alia i> 3G, Dillon Gold, Succession 00. HAWKE’S BAY J.C. WINTER MEETING. Til E ACCEPTANCES. NAPIER, June 22. ; Ihe following are (h,. aci rpian- • • . top the Hawkes Bay J.(J. meeting: i Woodland Steeplechase Hum ; of 150 sovs., 2miles. Kovno I ' j Sir Wai 1(1.S, Mah a I*l.s, |» lle h-i; 1 10.0, Ka:ka. 10.5, Birkriiella ’ i Uncle Dave 9.6, Silta 9.2, 1 ,h op.- .■• i King Formby, Damon 9.0. | Whakatu Handicap Hurdles 150 sovs About 1:1 miles.— I rrsr.• I 10.11. Bilka. 9.10, Bestir 9.5. (iai’z.Ki j 9.4, Borealis, Kendal, Killian Bi::e : Star 9.0. Hawke's Bay Hurdles Handicap' 259 sovs. About Imile-. . .uksi.-i I IL9, Woaieka Jack 10.5. Yaga ■ 111. I. Askari 9.1(1. Go.dpiooe 9.J. | Bonny Ril| 9.1, W’oden. 9.2, j < ion. Bonecto 9.0. Hawke’s Bay S’ ecplerlia ->e Handcap. of 100 sovs. About 3 miles. Eerie 11.9, Puw hero 10.1(1, Sanlorie 10.4, Boni brook, 9.5, I’iiebbe First Line. Adrienne. Maliia 9.0 Winter Handicap, of 125 sovs About 9 furlongs.—General Carring ton 10.6, Polly Peachum 10.3, Alabama 9.13 Mountain Top, Blue -lay. Gauntlet 9.11, Royal Song 9.9. .. .- loch 9.6, Whariti. (Town Coin •’ . Rang! Santo 93., The -strand. Mar tona. Singer's Buy. Merekara, ihu Head 9.0 Hastings Hack Handicap, of ’25 sovs. 5 furlongs.—Huikai 10.11. nil tai 10.7, Master Beckwith 1 !.< Kilmore 9.13, Tcmpean 9.11. ()!.»,:' pin 9,9, Polyphemus 9.6, 'rawchi 9.-\ Stvmie, Padroigb, Nine- of Spades Sashaiui, Lady Waterloo. Serenade, Betty Binns, Velogue. Floriform 9.0. Heretaunga Handicap, of 175 sovs. 6’ furlongs—Koodoo 10.11, Ha”rangi 10.7, Battle Knight 10.6. Tu? bine, Killoera 10.5, lari 9.13, Strategy 9.9, Lady .Joyce 9.6, P r ■ Crown Gem, I'readwell, ( ris.s 9.0. A SCRATCHING. MELBOURNE, June 22. Wench has been scratched for the Gram! National Hurdles. TROTTING DISQUALIFICATIONS. XEW PLYMOUTH, June 22. The Judicial Committee of tin* Taranaki Trotting Club, to which the case had been referred back, decided on Saturday night, that Harry Daniel, of Waverley, and Sweet Prince, nominated as Tekapo, should be disqualified under part 32 of the New Zealand Rules of Trotting for one year, and Daniel was ordered to pay £3O towards the costs of the inquiry, for wilfully and corruptly supplying false information respecting a matter connected with I rotting, as set out in the statement of charges.