SPORTING.
NORTH TARANAKI ACCEPT AN Cl ES Acceptances for the North Taranaki Hunt Club meeting .are ais fallows.: Leppei'toii Hunters’ Hurdles, one mile and a half. —-Roaming 10.7, King Amans 10.1, Prince Paul 9.12, Hindi 9.9, Roche 9.-3, Camp Gun 9.3, Athens II 9.2, Patrolett 9.0. Master Doolan 9.0, San Fera, 9.0, Eliah 9.0, R.atapiko 9.0, Ohyrria 9.0. Ornate Hurdles, .about one mile and a. half.—'Haifa, 10.13, AM Wind 10.4, Pinna 10.0, White Rianger 9.9, Haira 9.0, Athens II 9.0.
Stratford Handicap, six furlongs. — Rational 11.9, Income 11.2, Rafa 10.7, Mura ah i 10.6, The Banker 10.3, Oration 10.3, Halgin.a 9.13, Shut Eye 9.9. Mountain Bell 9.4, Crassfirp 9.2, Thunderclap 9.0, Trod ns 9.0, Rbman 9.0, Maumi 9.0.
Hunt Chib Steeple chaise, about two miles and a half.—Te Toe. 12.0, Holler I LI. Ah Fu 10.12. Price 10.9, Laohuilin 10.0,, Camp Gnu 10.0, Gold Rreoch 10,0. Molly Rood 10.0. Objector 10.0. Eliah 10.0, CcaigoWan 10.0, Selaloilte 10.0. Wailii Handicap, seven fiirlo.iigs.— To Monanui 10.9, Star Area 10.8, Sunny ,Ya,!o 10.2, Yawartl 9.8, Puauihato 9.3, Closed re 9.0, Demur© 9.0, Mint Leaf 9.0,. liockfire 9.0, Bonny Louisa 9.0. Hunters’ Handicap, one mile and a quarter.—Hindi. 10.1 L Fire Brigade 10.8, King Annins 10.7. Prince Paul 10 7, White R-anger 10.5, Roche 10.5, Hu.ske.i- 10.3, Athens II 10.2, Master Doolan 10.0. Just John 10.0, Patrolett 10.0, Objector 10.0, Ohyrria 10.0, Ratapiko 10.0. Urenui Hack Handicap, .six furlongs. —Willow W.ai 10.8, Sunny Vale 10.3, Vawiard 9.9, Grand Lupin 9.4, Master Lucerne 9.4, Mountain o*re 9.0, Glenlevem 9.0, Toopoi.ti 9.0, Audio 9.0, Earl of Ashlea 9.0. Opuna.ke Hack Scurry, five furlongs (All Pst,). —Puawhaito, Erin’s King, Arqpeta, Gilenleven, Royal Mint, Jaapa.iiti, Resiin, Bisox, Seven,a, Rockfire, Gold Plaid, Bonny Louisa, Laniwaa, Anoka.
Amongst twelve racehorses shipped from London to Australia are the wellknown performers Bagpipes, Doorstep and Vitality. At the annual meeting of the New Zealand Trotting Association at Auckland the following were elected to the Board of the Association : North Island, Messrs C. F. Mark and J. R. McKenziel: South Island, Messrs W. Hayward, H. W. Kitchingliam and J. M. Samson. The annual report and balance-sheet was adopted. A Sydney message states that \\ mabag has re-appeared on the track and has been worked steadily.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 22 August 1925, Page 3
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