LATE SPORTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 June 1928, Page 11

LATE SPORTING.

A JOCKEY’S APPEAL. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, June 19. The jockey W. Rennie, who was disqualified for 12 months by the judicial committee of the' Rotorua Racing Club for corrupt practices, has appealed to the Auckland District Committee. The hearing of the appeal will take place on .June 28.

HAWKE’S BAY HUNT MEETING. ACCEPTANCES RECEIVED. HASTINGS, June. 19. Appended are the acceptances for the Hawke’s Bay Hunt Club’s steeplechase meeting ,to be held to-morrow at Hastings : Handicap Hurdle Race, of 100 sovs; 11 miles. —Ballfarnon, Home Made 10.7, Red Bank 10.3. Satwin, Indian Chief, Master Arch, Har rowgate, Mountain Echo 9.7. Apley .Hack Hurdles Handicap, of 120 ,sov.s; 11 miles.—Atereria 10.5, Good Sport 9.10, Radiate, Tameterangi 9.6, Patuki, Pale Star, Our Jack 9.0. Plack Scurry Handicap,, of 100 sows; five furlongs.—Take Tama. 10.2, Royal Lineage 10.1, Argue, Dreamy 9.13, Keen 9.11, Le Champ 9.7, Bold Front 9.6, Air Force 9.5, Taranta 9.3, Abisogne 9.2, Cold Air. Hinehohoro, Ahalama, Locarno, Maureen, Trisogne, Plimmerton, Gay Form 9.0. Hawke’s Bay Hunt Club Steeplechase, of 125 so vs; 2-)- miles. —Ban juke 11.3, Merry Singer 9.9, Rangi Sarto 9.7, Peon o’ Day 9.3, Sultan, Hollycombe. Master Arch 9.0. Kawera Handicap 125 save; 61 fairlongs. r—Wanderlust 9.12. Epistle, Kait-i 9.7, Pita 9.5, Royal Time, Mountain Heath. Coot, Othon 9.0. S'outra. Hunters Flat Handicap. 100 .soys; on© mile one furlong.—Patuki 11.7,, Captain Wai 30.12, Orbit, Rangi Sarto, Molong, Saturn, Locarno, Galon 10.7. Horonui Hack Handicap, 100 sows; 61 furlongs.—Singleton 10.5, Essential 10.2, Kino- Mark 10.1. Boy 9.2, Hinekatorangi. Lieut. Bill' 9.7, Tanekaha 9.2, Orishna, Delude, Gaimit, Brown Sugar, Rakaroa, Martonai 9.0.

HAWEiRA TRACK NOTES. (By “Limited.”) In consequence (of the heavy rains all fast work wa,s confined to the sand track this morning. 1 E. Aiurtagh was first to work and gave Buster Clut useful threequarter pace work. Denier is shaping up nicely and works more tractably since his let .up. . Calamine ,in tlio same stable, is doing useful pace work and the three horses mentioned should be very handy for early spring racing. •Silvennine and Bonogne—both intended for Wellington—were companions in >a gallop over five furlongs. They ran fast down the lbaok to the three furlong's together in, 36 3-5, slowing up the last two—the five furlongs taking 1.5), with Silvennine showing to advantage. Bisox and Royal Mint went together over seven furlongs—the writer clocking them from the six furiong post — Bisox in front at the finishing post, taking 1.24 for the six. Troilus, looking in firsit-class condition, worked a round, running home the last three furlongs in 40sec. Trail us i«. to Heave for Hastings tomorrow, and should certainly be in the money. Paitonu and Graze n a worked pleaisingly a round of the samel track —they are ‘ booked to .run at the Wellington meeting. Trainer Fryer has also nominated Polyphemus for the con cil;u ding days at Wellington in the hopes that the gelding will be recovered sufficiently toi take down. (M. Conway informs me that San Fean will not make the trip to Hastings. In the meantime he is being: kept at steady exercise. ' Paganelili and Macroo m, which, have been spelling at Mr Roberts’s place, were sent by train this morning back to their training quarters at Frankton. M. Carrol, their trainer, being in charge.