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Grey River Argus, 9 May 1935, Page 3

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WAIKATO ACCEPTANCES. (Per Press Association). HAMILTON, May S. Waikato Trotting Club’s acceptances for Saturday next are:— - Noon: IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP, 3.5 class, 1} miles. —Cherrill. Dolly Rose, • Derby Paine, Gay Pirate. King’s Guide, King’s Knight. Kia Kaha, Ken Worthy, Mount Flight, Native Boy, Ranfurly Lass. Roma Girl, Sporhs Queen, The Texan, Worthy Boy scr, JJreat Chum 24. Bismuth, Kenvpie ’s Crest, Muriel Bond, Our McKinney 36, Star Pronto 18. 12.40: PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP. 3.49 class. U miles.—British Metal, Captain Bolt, Corona Belle. Hinemoa, Nelson’s Glory. Native Princess, Sophy Bingen, Worthy Princess scr, Bell ’Heather, Native’ Tree 21, Audo Pa’cli. Meadow King IS, Great Admiral, Young Rodney GO. 1.2 Q: WAIKATO HANDICAP, 4.34 class, 2 miles.—Francis Lincoln. War Paint 12, Bingen Chief, Homeward, Jackie Thorpe, Smooger 24, Lady Coronado. Nimbus. Prince Pedro 36, Willie Derby 60. Impromptu 120. 2.15: RAGLAN HANDICAP. 3.0 class, 1] miles. —Betterwin, Cherrill, Red Frontier scr. Lady Amanda, Native Cole, Tryment. 12, Alexis. Winaway 36. 3.0: WAI PA HANDICAP. 3.43 Mass, U miles. — King’s Guide. Parochial, Roma Girl, Sports Queen, Worthy Boy scr, Jean Parrish 12. Bismuth. Charteris Bay, King’s Play. Kewpie’s Crest, Muriel Bond- Our McKinney, Tinokaha. 36, Rockella 48, Star Pronto 60, Electric. Bell 84. 3.45: DOMINION HANDICAP. 2.47 lass, J} miles. —Homeward, Lady Coronado. Smooger, War Paint scrBingen Chief. Francis Lincoln, Jackie Thorpe, Prince Pedro, Kewpie’s Guy, Nimbus 24. 4.30: EUREKA HANDICAP. 3.37 class--1.1 miles.—Red Frontier. Tryincnt scr, Electric Bell, Dady Amanda, Native Cole 12. Alexis, Transworthy, Winaway 36, Kewpie’s King. Rare Bey, Wliakahihi 48. N.S.W. RACING. (Received Mav 8, at 9.40 p.m.) ' SYDNEY, May 8. At Ascot races to-day the three ami four year handicaps resulted:—Boonjee 8.0 (Marsden) 1; Gallant Knight 8.7 (McCarten) 2; Assertive 7.10 (Dodson) 3., Sixteen started: including Wild Dove. Won by a neck. Time 1.29}. Norman Conquest was unplaced in the Flying Handicap (first division). The Wagga Gold Cup, one mile and a-quarter resulted.—Tapestry 8.7 (Parsons) 1; Vol wood 9.2 (Woi)b) 2; Abbot’s Lad 8.7 (McMcnaniin) 3. Eight started. Won )>y a length; three lengths. Time 2.5 1-5. JOCKEY’S APPEAL UPHELD. WANGANUI, May 8. The Wanganui District Committee yesterday heard the appeal of the jockey, J. Walsh, against the disqualification inflicted on him by the Feilding Jockey Club’s Judicial Committee, on Easter Saturday. After hearing evidence, the uppeal was upheld.