SPORTING

Grey River Argus, 26 November 1935, Page 3

SPORTING

FEILDING R.C. ACCEPTANCES. FEILDING, November 25. The acceptances for the first day of the Feilding R.C. meeting arej—--12.0: WAITUNA HACK HURDLES, about 11 miles and 100 yards.— a-' iwatu 11.8, Sanguine King Debut 10.9, Kaola 10.1, 'lille 9.13, Manifesto 9.12, Petrarch 9.5, Hunting Queen, Gaswyn, Affliction 9.0 12.40: AORANGT TRIAL PLATE. 6 furlongs.—Royal Peak, Version, Ben Braggie, Black Thread, Abracadabra, Cyclopean, Golden Song, Entheos, Garter Red. Trimden, Morlyn Soho, Helois, Trevelyan, Erebus, Hold 8.6. 1.22: FEILDING CUP, 1| miles.— Passion Fruit 8.11, Aga Khan 8.8, Davistoek 8.7, Va ripstep 8.5, Gav Boy 8.0, Rust 7.13, Werohia 7.11, Silk Sox, Tres Seen Albie 7.4. 4.0: FLYING HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.—Spiral 8.9, Whenuaknra 8.2, Royal Routine 8.1, Good Hunting, The Tiger, Severe 7.13, Liniulus 7.11, Sunny Maid 7.3, False Scent 7.0.

2.46: JUVENILE STAKES, 5 furlongs.—Notium 8.9, Kin'dheart 8.7, Larwood. Mazzini 7.9, Karl, Deficit 7.7, Laughing Lass, Imposture 7.4, Mirth

3.28: KOWHAT HACK, 1 mile and a distance.—Confiscation 8.8, Aussie Ra 8.7, Windward 8.6, Ingenuity 8.2, King’s Lancer 8.1, Darecourt 8.1, Treasure Hunt 7.13, Waipiro 7.11, Mesurina 7.9, Mustang 7.8, Summerhill, Corroboree, Granvale, Middle, Chataigne, Sunder, Eara 7.7. 4.10; FITZROY HACK. 6 furlongs, —Conrtega 9.0. Lifeguard 8.12, Aleides 8.5, 11 Duce 8.3. Quake 8.0, Dombey 7.13. Collodion 7.13, The Image 7.8, Colenso 7.8. Lady Eka 7.5, Windsoreen 7.5, Father’s Choice 7.4 Weathcrsten 7.2. Version 7.1. 4.52: KTWTTEA HANDICAP, seven furlongs.—Big Dook 9.3. Midian 9.3. Farmer 9.3. Chief Marionette. Lapel, Jubilee Song 8.9. Glenvane 8.1. State Bank 7.11. MELBOURNE. November 25. The Melbourne Cup winner Mara bon. wn« auctioned to-day, and was bought by Mr C. B. Kellow, owner •>f Hall Mark, for 5500 guineas. Marabou will in future bn trained bv J. Holt BRISBANE. November 25 Frank Wilkinson, a veteran sporting journalist, whoep pen name. w Martineale, ’ ’ is known throughout the Commonwealth, has died. Fie wrote a history of the Australian turf for the Australian Jockey Cub. His death occurred at Toowoomba at the age of seventy.