SPORTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 20 November 1924, Page 3

SPORTING.

TURF FIXTURES.

Nov. 21, 22—South Canterbury J.C.' Nov, 22—Levin- R.C. Nov'. 2Gj 27—Winton J.C; Nov. 20, 29—Takapuna J.C. Nov. 29, Bee. I—Eeilding. J.C. Bee. 6—Methven R.C. Bee. 6 —Taumarunui R.C. Bee. 10, 11—Woodville District J.C. Dec; 13—Waipa 11,C. Dee.. 26—Waipukurau J.G. Dec. 26,. 27—Dunedin J.C. Dec. 26, 27—Westland R.C Dee. 26, 27—Taranaki J.C. Dec. 26, 27, 29 —Manawatu R.C. D ec - 26, 30} Jan. 1, 2—Auckland R.C. Dec. 30, Jan. 1, 3—Greymouth J.C. Jan. I—Waikouaiti R.C Jan. I—Wyndham R.C. Jan. 1, 2—Stratford R.C. Jan. 1, 2—Hawke’s Bay J.C Jan. 1, 2—Marton J.C, Jan. 1, 2 —Wairarapa R.C. Jan. 2, 3—Southland R.C. ASH'HURST MEETING. CBY TEIiEGEAPH—PRESS' ASSOCIATION. • PALMERSTON N,, Nov. 19. ike annual meeting, of the AshhurstRah angina Racing Club was held today. There: was a good attendance, hut: ram intervened after the third jace allsator hand l«d £16,351, against £16,988 last year. Results':— Hurdles.—Suspicion (Tricklebank) 1 Puivhero 2, All Melody 3: Scratched ! Velociform, Rebuff. Pikimai. Won by a neck, a length between the second and third. Time, 2.59 2-5. Maiden Handicap.—Zaza (E. Manson) 1, Miss Odille 2, Rangimoana 3. Sci atclied. Azecta, Idanoe, Damon Singer Boy Won by a length anti a hair, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 1: 2 3-5 Pohangina: Handicap, six furlongs.— Ihapofoa (D, Watts) 1, Civilform 2; Snatcher 3-. Also started: Santo,nio, Prince' Hal, Allmarimba, Grown Gem, Fro bate, March On, Jackaroc: AVon by a length and a' half, a head between second and third; Time, 1.15. Komako, Hack Handicap, 7 furlono-s —Puketoi (E Walker) 1, Wilde®ness*2; Sottano 3, Also started: Megalo, Pik ;iage, La Reve; Bcnomel, Flothenes-, Solemte, Polya,stra, Panache, Charlesl t!, ff by two ' len Sths, half a 1 3Q h hHweeu second ' <™d third. Time,

. Ashhurst Cup, T£ miles.—Pan tier >,-V A - line ) Diamond Ring 2 LAmour 3. Also started: Merry Day! Mm-aaln First. Salute, Happy Days! Bitters Euchre, Askari, Stream, Gdod Mark. Won by as length and a half: half a length between second and third, lime, 2.11.

Siberia Hack Handicap, six furlongs. —Lady Isinglass (C. Reed) 1, Dangle 2 Tutankhamen 3. Also started;. Te Eawa, Ruby Ring, Westbroke, Stymie, Ma Bomghal, Debate, Gardant, Miss Hupa-na, Sanctuary,, Willow Wai. Won-. ■ a'ii 6 - 0 H" a length between second and third. Time; 1.16 1-5. Raumal Welter, 7 furlongs.—Sir Pam \ r Ba i' ry 2 h P i mc6 Hal 2, Martuila 3. Also started: Domical; Kareao, Battle E.night; Dissertation, Royal Gift', Biiss- , fulness, Hantawa. Won by a length a tength. between second and third. Time, 1.29* 2-5. Manawatu Gorge Welter Handicap Gluement (R. Reed) 1, Velvet King 2. Sansahno 3. Also started : Sunshot' Merry Queen, Blonde, The Emperor Kenyon, All Wind', Oheroa, Rebuff! Daphne Bruce, Idanoe. Won by two lengths, the i same distance between second and third. Time, 1.45. SOUTH CANTERBURY RACES. FIRST DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. TEMARU, Nov. 19, ; Acceptances' for -the first day of the South Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting are:.—

Gtaio Hurdles, one mile and a half ’Frisco Mail 1,1.5, Bedrock 10 71 Kerry Star 9,6, Flying Master 9.5, Camel! Amble 9.4, Blue Streak 9.0. Tesohemaker Handicap, one mile and a quarter—Deucalion 9.3 : , Red Wink 8.11, Kilfane 8.6, Baldowa 8.3, Mantua, 8.1, Baj)py Warrior 7.1, Rivalry 6.13.

Tycho Hack Handicap'), six furlongs —Solferite 8.9, Ferino 8.2, Monoxide .7.11, Knocklyn 7.9, Tempe 7.9, Heraldiy 7.8, Goldspimrer 7.8, Tahao 7.8. Glontarf 7.7, Cambcae 7.6, Cocliy Bondihu 7.3, Saxette 7.0, Marzoin 7.0, o*phir 6.11, Rockefellow 6.10, Cour- , cellette 6.9, Corinbhic 6:7. President’s Welter Handicap, ' one mile.—-Mountain Lion 8.13, Prosperity 8.7, Corn Pigs 8.2, Kuia 7.11, Golden King 7.10, Empyrean 7.7. Kerrytown Hack Welter, seven furlongs. Los Ambus. 9.5, Hurdy Gurdy 8.11, Full Swing 8.11, Heraldry 8.9, Monoxide 8.9, Red Cherry 8.2, Prompter 8.1, Brown Lady 7.13, Gay Queen ( .13, Bonita 7.11, H o ratios 7.11, Sayonara 7.11, Squint 7.11. Flying Hack Handicap, six furlongs. —‘Moorland 8.13, The Harp 8.5, Kerb 8.3, 'Geld Town 8.2, Gay Juliet . 8 1, Bugle Note 7.7, Avispado 6.12, Quality 6.9, Paddy’s Hope 6.7. 'Spring Stakes, five furlongs.—Bran Pie, Clarion, Chukka, Laughie, Lytup, Marbuka, Prince Balboa 1 , R'onika, Strong Bird, W&ikaia 8.8, Saggita-rius, Joyeuse, Wind Shild 7.9. Maiden Plate, six furlongs.—Alfonso. Bebeform, Ohckwheat, Corinthie” Floramye, Fairy Herald, Gold Brick, In Time, Jolly Glad, Kilcanndck, Orange Blossom, Prince Balboa, Loyal Speir, Renika, Krasnoi 8.11.

THE ROSEDAY CASE. DISQU AM FI C ATI O N UPHELD. ‘ DUNEDIN, NovSlO. The hearing of the appeal by J. Richardson, owner of Roseday, D. P. Wilson, jockey, against the disqualification of twelve months by the Gore Racing Club, was concluded to-night. Mr. G. Curry .stipendiary steward at the meeting, gave evdence. The Dunedin District Committee then deliberated and decided to dismiss the appeal. • The deposits of £5 each were forfeited. TO TRAIN KING’S HORSES. NEW ABPOTNTMFiNT MADE. BY CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT LONDON, Nov. 18. IV. R. Jarvis has been appointed to replace Richard Marsh, who resigned his position as trainer of the racehorses owned by the' Royal family after thirty-one years’ service.