WORLD OF SPORT

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 18 February 1925, Page 5

WORLD OF SPORT

'IT. 'A RO D A WEIGHTS. (dy tei.kgkafii —chess associationAUCKLAND. Feb. 17. Tlio toUrming; weights hove liecn <lecl;ired In' .Mi' F. W. Kdwiirds for the first day nl thi' To A mil si races on February '2B: — Ruakaka Handicap Hurdles, 1 ] miles. —.Miss Aleha 11.2. Kxplorer 10. S, Pentagram 10.7, Prince Rufus 10.0, Starlaud. 10.8, Eonmark 0.13, Narrow Neele 0.12, Lucullent 0.11. Irish .Jig 0.7. Daddy's Girl, Diva’s Isle, Great Pun 0.5, Scottish Knight. Greekson 7.4. Young Thurman 0.3. .Miss Rosa, Apaloicl 0.2. Importer. Connemara, Poteen. Afaniahera. West Abbey, Jasper Gate. King Annins. Gold Glen 0.0.

Trial Handicap, seven furlongs.— Zanna 0.0, Rarangi 8.12. Gay Co met 8.10, Star of the Hast 8.8, Pacemaker 8.7, Currnglunore 8.6, . At henry 8.3, Brushwood Roy, Son o' .Mine 8.2, Uncle Jack. Alultive 8.0, Fiery Laci Aroha, Ngarara, Ring Potoa 7.10. Lady Cintra. ATiss Ford 7.0. Bowman 7.5, Killute, Sulla, AYhizbro, Larrikin. Native Girl, Alountain Stag, Quincoma, Appreciation, Gowanfield, Harvest Day, Aliss Comet, Mira Potoa. Tan rim u. Sea Comet, Kiki, Saute Fe, King Amans, Rose Earl, Orma, Red Comet, Owen, Topping, Genetrn, Bava, Firescreen, Glen Abbey, High Rose, Trill, Turn, Lord Thiirnham, Tall Timber, AVar Ribbon 7.7. Juvenile Handicap, live furlongs. — King Tai 8.6, Dal Eaton 7.13, Abberfeldy, Air Queen 7.6. Golden Autumn 7.5, Romantic, Pnddon 7.2, AVinsonie Boy, Letter of Credit, Coeoanut, Town .Mail. Wiltshire, Spangle Gold 7.0, Gold Aiint, Cherry Girl. Billiken, Tamahine, Colena Bay, Ohinemuii. Queenie, Latour '6.12, Judge’s Box, Neacleus 6.10, Holvniond 6.8. Piako Handicap, seven furlongs.— Desert Glow 9.5, Far North. Highflown 8.12, Bevis 8.8, Constellation 8.7, Passionate 8.5, Archibald, Merry Ann, Snake 8.4, Daylight 8.3. Transformer, Ring the Bell 8.0, Arch Amie 7.13, Peter Rosa 7.12, Royal Form. Sleepy Sol, Cawnpore 7.11, Gay Comet 7.10, ‘ Arch Opal 7.0, Pinon, Curraghmore. Sans Gene 7.8, Connemara 7.7, Athenry, Kaikailm, Star of the Fast 7.6, King Neva, Alultini, Irish .Jig, Archeen 7.4, Bay Dighton 7.3, New Moon 7.2, AVeka, Pit-on, Qnincoma, Ardnalea, Blade AT ark 7.0. Herries Memorial Cup Handicap, one mile and a quarter.—To Kara 0.0, Polonett 8.8, Illumination 8.5, Ruanapa. 8.4. Lady Ridicule 7.11, Royal Present 7.10, Loyal Irish 7.7, AUort. Spooney 7.5, Town. Bank 7.4. Master Dnon 7.3, Landslide. 7.2, Gala Day 7.1. Gold Jacket, Cherry Ripe, Lucius. Pelham 7.0, Raceful. Steel Bar, Tresillian. Matinee 6.13, Desert Glow 6.12. AYhetunui 6.11, Far North, Tactician. Abbey Rell 6.10, Sand-star, Right and Left 6.9, Marble Rell 6.8, Barometer, Infante, Glen Canny, Passionless, Potoanui. King Abbey. Passionate. Malatour, John Dix 6.7.

Waihou Handicap, six furlongs.—Royal Blood 9.8. Pavo 8.4. King ATeiw 8.0. Dan Quin. Fineili 7.13. Lucius 7.11, Broa.dwond 7.9. Miss •Egypt 7.5. Golden Bubble 7.1. Matinee 7.1. Master O’Rorke, Uralla 7.0. Look Abbey 6.10, Prettyman, Quinefte 6.0, Regent, Lady Lois, .Princess Ronnie 6.5, York Abbey. Namutere, Ring tbe Bell, Bevis, Ngarara., Day Guard, Lacemaker, Rarangi 6.7. Mangaiti Hack Handicap, one mile. —Uralla- 9.4. Glen idle- 8.8, Passionate. Constellation 8.7. Snake 8.6. Gurerform 8.5. Ale try Ann. Explorer 8.4. Pentagram 8.3. Peter Rosa. 7.13. Irene Bruce. Bir-el-Abd. Drolatique 7.9. Dm--inda. Sans Gene 7.8, Archeen 7.5. Knighthood, Bay Dighton, Brushwood Boy 7.3. Opaloid, Ulva's Isle. Carleen. Waiwaakata 7.0.

Hot Springs Handicap, one mile. — Run-papa 9.4. Broadwood 8.11. Snooper 3.5. Alfo’-t 8.4. Steel Bar 7.12. Joy v'o. Wliet-vi nut 7.10, Samr-tnr Prettyman 7.9. Afa.ster O’Rnrkc, Abbey Bell. Tactician. Zircon 7.8. Far North 7.11. 'Right and Loft, Loch Ab'•v>v 7.7. Fmest Gold 7.6. Pocoanui. John. Dix. Regent, Some Fashion 7.2 Barometer. Infante, Passionless, Gold Bud, Glen-cairn 7.0, King Abbey. Sleepy Sol, Gold Plane 6..12, Smoke. New Moon. Malatour 6.7.

ALLOCATION OF PERMITS. HAWFIIA GLEB INCT.rOKO. AYELLTNCTOX. Feb. 17. Cabinet at its meeting to-da.v considered the recommendation of the Minister fm” Internal -Affairs (Lion. R. F. Bollard) tor the allocation of the thirty-one new totalisator permits (twelve for racing clubs and nineteen tor trotting clubs) provided in the Gaming Amendment. Act. whose passage through the Li,on.se of Representatives last session, created a. stonewall which will probably be long remembered. All of the new permits go to country clubs. The allocation of the permits is as follows: Racing Clubs.—Hamilton 2; one each to the following: AVaipapakauri. Dargaville, Whangarei, Franklin. Matamata, Rotorua, Te Kuiti, Wai* marine, AVaianu (Ruatorea), Motueka.. Trotting.—AVellington was allotted three days, Invercargill two. and the following one each: Northland (Whangarei), Waikato, Cambridge. Thames, Te Aro ha, Taranaki. Hawke’s Bay, Hawera. South AVairarapa. Timaru, AVynidham, Oarnaru, Ashburton. Nelson. THE AY AXG A NUI MEETING. <By Maecenas.) A fair amount of rain fell at AYanganui during the last 24 hours, and the race track, which was hard, has received much l>enefit therefrom. The Victory’Welter at the Wanganui meeting has filled well, and bears an open appearance. The Egmont-trained Glengariff would be a “possibility” if well ridden. Although not numerically large, the acceptances received for the Wanganui Jockey Club’s meeting (which opens tomorrow) should result in some good racing. Deluge is going remarkably well just now, and will be well supported in the Flying Handicap at. Wanganui, in which event, the son of Absurd will be ridden by L. Pine. Tukia is galloping with all her old dash'on"the home track at Forded, and followers of Tilley’s stable are confident Tukia will be hard to beat tomorrow.

Taranaki-trained horses rarely visit, the Nelson meetings, but Trainer «l. Brown may go across with a team next month.

Tf runners in the opening event (Maiden) at the Wanganui meeting, the two-year-olds Nastori and Dal Eaton will give the older division moie trouble than they want. Wench was not ridden the best advantage in her race at New Plymouth, hut rnay have better luck in the Westmere Hurdles to-morrow, but Gold Peak is certain to be troublesome. The imported Antherti, who broke a

small hone in the leg when racing at the Egmont meeting, was entrained home to Trent ham to-day.

Sunny Yale was rqnning on well at the end of bis race at the Taranaki meeting, and was just behind the money-earners. Sunny Yale . will lie ridden bv .J. Barry at AYanganui tomorrow.

Judged on his races at the Taranaki meeting. Rational is many classes below the form he hn« shown in the past, and it does not look as if he will over again take a high place as a sprinter. If one could rely on Stork repeating bis Egmont and Taranaki Cup form in (he Wanganui Chip to-morrow, the son of Hallowmas would have many followers. A 1 tlie weights Alusketoon and Alurnahi should have lots of admirers.

There are quite a number of smart, youngsters engaged in the Juvenile Handicap at the Wanganui meeting tomorrow. and the event should he an interesting one. Black Cat. who showed great- pace in the spring in her only start, will he a runner, and may perform well. Rafa showed such great pace in his only appearance at the Taranaki meeting that it will he surprising should he not prove a difficult one to heat in the Petra Hack at AVangdnui. The Auckland-owned Surveyor, Pelham and Uralla have arrived at AYnnganui, while Trainer Jamieson, with Spooney, Ring the Bell. Gold Acre, Choucas, Dal Eaton and Drolatique, has also arrived. The horses named will infuse much interest to the meeting. A 1 FETING OF DISTRICT COM. AIITTEE. At a meeting of the Taranaki District Committee last night programmes for race meetings under the control of the Stratford Racing Club and the Uruti Beach Picnic Clul» wore approved. The Stratford programme is for a meeting, probably early in April, but is subject to the grant of a permit for an extra day by the Minister for Internal Affairs. The Uruti Beach Picnic Club's programme is- for the annual, meeting on the Waitoitoi bench on Alarch 21. Licenses were recommended as follow:—Trainers: (-. IC. Cleaver and H Rama; ior.keys. 'l'. R. Henly and AY. B. Hands (the latter subject to conditions). Consideration of two applications for trainers’ licenses was deferred.

A list of fines, etc., in connection with the recent Egmont and Taranaki meetings was approved.