SPORTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 21 January 1930, Page 9

SPORTING.

WELLINGTON MEETING. THIRD DAY ACCEPTORS. (By Telegrapu—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Jan. 21. The acceptances for the third day of the Wellington races are as follows: Wallace villa High weight, one mile.— King Jest 11.1, Master Clarence 10.13, Pangolin and Mister Gamp 10.0, 1< ine Acre and Vivo 9-12, Masher 9.8, Semper Paratas 9.6, Alarsham 9.5, Gyim uvl 9.2, Arrowzone 9.0, Dancing Star 9.0.

Kelburn Handicap, one mile.—Head Sevang 8.12, Dolomite and Teawhiina 8.9, Prince of Orange 7.12,' The Baitilt 7.8, Paliu 7.5, Kiriana and Auctioneer 7.2, Cyrille 7.0. Hopeful Stakes, five furlongs.—Gesture 9-9, Green Linnett 8.4, Chrysoiogy 8.0, Tres Bon 7.8, Isa 7.6, Nimble and Hard Words 7.4, Autopay, Intruder and Sporting Chance 7.2, Joie de Val r Coroner, Cessation, Trek, Alasteron, Winsome, Hind, Santa Anna and Zephyrus 7.0. Melrose Handicap, seven furlongs.— Cuticle and Assemble 8.12, Limosin and Habit 8.10, Gay Crest 8.9, Ex Demo 8.8, Tourist 8.7, Glenrossie 8.6, St. Melba and Push 8.5, Auctioneer and Portray 8-2, Thurso, Randagh, Pateroa, Banbridge Pedestal, Kahu, Ariki and # Emotion 8.0. Summer Handicap, one mile. —Bright Glow 9.6, Silver Paper and Mervette 8.11, Silver Aline 8.7, White Fang, Great Charter and Hunting Cry 8.4, Ruanui 8.1, Full Feather 8.0, Teri 7.12, Richfield 7.9, Royal Saxon and Stancheon 7.3, Malayan and Amor 7.0. Consolation Handicap, one and aquarter miles.— Vertigeqn 8.1, Glare 7-12,. Wjbite Fang J. 9, •Ruanui 7.8, Singleton 7.7. Latih Quarter 7.6, Athoispear and The Hawk 7.4, Shrewd 7.3, Duellonit, Royal Game, Antique, Kory Mor. Ti Tree and Joy Bird 7.0.

City Handicap, six furlongs.—Cimabue 9.4, Meadow Lark 9.8, Great Star 7.12, Panther, Richfield and Lady’s Boy 7.11, Aspiring 7.10, Ridgeriiptint and Knightlike 7.7,. Just So 7.4, Keddar 7.2 Banket, Arvowmif and Royal Duke 7.0-

Kaitoke Handicap, five furlongs. — Dutch Money 9.7, Acora 9.3, Leader 5.13, Blue Metal 8.3, Bquitant 8.4, Blue Paper 8.1, Assemble and Oral ‘7.13. Ruling dhief 7.12, Mandy 7.7, Proud lvnight, Dainty. Ways and Money Mint 7.4, Lord Thomond 7.2, Hunting Call, Wine Tray, Glenajce, Sunkissed, Manifesto, Kahu, Araki, Hind, Silver Fern, Quinopah The Dove, Maidstone and Spearful 7.0.

HAWERA TftACK NOTES. (By “Limited.”) Conditions this in-orimig were good for training operations, but with all the Bead, trainers away tiler was not much ol interest performed on the Hawera course. Tender© and Llauore have resumed work after their Fox ton trip and are doing light exercise. They are. to rac-e at New Plymouth in a fortnights time. E. Flyer is superintending the work of J. Fryer’s train during the latter’s absence. Paitonu, Orazone, Mt. Shannon, the two Sheffield youngsters and Anbi’idge. and Golden Flower were relegated to useful pace work, none being sent against the watch. Paitonu is performing liis track work more impressively and will strip fit next time out. Golden Flower has shaken off hexlameness and her trainer hopes to start the mare at New Plymouth. L. Pine is looking after liis fathers team and sent Tentcall half a mile on the plough in 52sec. Homewood sprinted three furlongs in 39)sec. The two-year-old Goldzolie broke -IPsec. over a similar journey, while Calamine did strong pace work. H. Cook gave M. Conway’s train, Joy Spear, Royal Acre, Bon Eve and the two-year-old, useful pace work. O. Cox’s head man Clem Trotter galloped Clever and The Warden together over five furlongs, the former finished slightly in front in 1 4sec. Valpre and Fortaliee went four furlongs Valpre finishing a head in front in 5 l-ssec.

The two-year-olds, Kilting and the Chief Ruler-Penella filly, galloped three furlongs on the grass in 39) sec. Araukuku, Coalbag and Derby’s Choice were given light exercise. Hawera horses again made their presence felt at Trentham on Monday. After running fourth on four occasions om Saturday they went better on, Monday with two firsts and a second. Lady Lucerne and Our Nancy from Stratford in charge of J. Wade and Bonogne -and the Swell from New Plymouth (R. Johnson) were passengers by train this morning for Askhurst.