SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16741, 23 December 1914, Page 3

SPORTING.

NEWS AND NOTES. The heavy rainfall daring the night .■eft the training tracks neb and sloppy, consequently no work of importance could be attempted at Riecartou yesterday. Slogan, who has been enjoying a respite in the paddock since he was galloped on while running in the Feudalton Handicap at tho Cup meeting, has rejoined F. Christmas's active brigade, nnd is now doing steady pacing daily. Nightwatch is another who has been recommissioned^after a lengthy respite. The son of • Treadmill and Glenpwlet was in great heart on the course this morning, and nearly, unseated his diminutive pilot. If this useful galloper would only stand a preparation, come good things might easily he expected of him, as lie was amongst the best two-year-olds of liis year. The. following trainers and their charges left Sockburn for Wingatui vesterday by special train:—F. D. Porter—Beacon, Heeltap and Ivillaloo; D. Roberts—Troon, Medley, Bon Spear and Doon: R. W. King—Briar Patch, Petrosus and Umerabov; R. Longley — Banian, Sartorzo and Twelfth Night; A.iM’Aulay—Oriande and Samisen: M. Hobbs—Peg, Scotch Melody, Angelina, Charmilla, Skirl, Down and Honesty; E. Cutts—Holiday; C. Pilcher—Resemblance;- W. M’Donald—Mcddito, First Glance, Meltchikoff, Blitz and Kingsway; R. DriTet-te—Mrirtius and Findhorn; W. H. Thomson—Flora Macdonald, Waitara, Carolus and Cortes; J. M’Combe—Parable, Leading Lady and Afton I^och; and E. Scoullar — Glenowl and Martuk. 'Hie following trainers and their charges left for the West Coast yesterday:—James Pine—Lndrone; J. Biggins—Trilby; D. -Norrie "(representingE. .Scouljar)— Sea King: and D. JVloraglinn—Kilts, Don Chari and Medallist! During D. Moraghan’s absence on the West Const, Salathiel will be underthe care of W. Bush. _ Acceptances for the Ashburton Trotting Club’s Summer Meeting will close to-night at nine o’clock. Rumour has it that a well known owner, who frequency rides and drives his own horses, and who occupies a high position in connection with trotting sportj has had a. difference with the liandicnpper over certain adjustments allotted to his horses. Re.at!ons are very strained at present and un ess there is an early settlement of the difference the whole case will form the subject of an inquiry by one of the clubs. The pacer Grandee has again gono wrong and is now to have a lengthy spell. Although the New Brighton Trotting Club has made some temporary improvements in the riders’ and trainers’ accommodation on its course, the rooms are still quite inadequate for the requirements and the club will have to seriously consider further alterat’ons. The weighing room, too, is far from satisfactory., and a new set of scales is urgently required. The Ashburton Trotting Club’s summer meeting, one of the most popular country fixtures in Canterbury, will be held on Saturday, and with so many high-class performers engaged it should provide some very interesting sport. Special trains will. leave at 9.45 a.ra. and 10 a„m., taking Christchurch passengers only, returning after the las* race and reaching Christchurch at 6.40 p.m. and 6.55 p.m. A meeting of the committee of the South Cantoibury Jockey Club was hekl last week. The Ground Committee reported that the erection of the new stand and tea rooms was well forward, and the contractors expected to complete the' work in good time for the next race meeting. The clay which was carted awav from the excavations had been used In filling up the hollow

outside the totalise tor house. This line! been levelled and the committee could now settle whether this ground would be top dressed and sown down or shingled. The high winds which had recently been experienced had blown the loose soil off the ploughed track and stones were again showing up. This track required immediate attention. Mr J S. Turnbull.,, the club’s architect. waited on the committee with plans for an outside stand, which ho explained in detail. He did not intend vising the timber from the old stand. Tho estimated cost was very considerably in excess of the amount allocated. Tlve matter was thoroughly discussed after the architect had retired, and it was considered that it was impossible at tho present time to proceed with the work as suggested by the architect, but it was felt that some provision must be made for the outside public, .at least temporarily, and the Ground Committee was authorised to give effect to the suggestion. A letter was read from the Great Britain, Ireland and Belgian Relief Fund, askr ing for a donation. All the speakers expressed tho greatest sympathy with the movement, nnd notwithstanding the heavy indebtedness of the club it was resolved to donate the same sum as that previously voted for the equipment of the force, one hundred guineas. Mr B. Guinnes, wjvo has left for the front, wrote resigning. It was resolved—“ That all members of this club during their absence on active service be made honorary members.” Hie Wellington Racing Club has secured exceptionally large nominations for the summer meeting and everything points to a Ifighly successful fixture at Trentham next month. Nearly all the best performers in the Dominion claim engagements, but Reputation, Warstep, Postillion and Chortle are notable absentees from the list.’ These four horses would have made a great difference to one or two events. They would, for example, have been especially welcome in the Waterloo Stakes, a weight for age event decided over a mile. It has only attracted thirteen nominations, and they do not read like a high-class lot for such an event, though the race will not lack interest if Antumnus and Emperador are landed at the post in their best form. Two-veav-olds'figure prominently in the Kelburn Plate, a new weight for age race, run over four furlongs, most of the best juveniles being included in the list, but Tatterley, Downham, Tete-a-tete, Bimeter and Chakwana aro a speedy lot of older horses that should keep the youngsters busy. Canterbury stables claim a strong representation in many of the events at the meeting.

EIjLERSLIE operations. [Per Priss Association.] AUCKLAND, December 22. The weather this morning savoured more of winter than of summer. There was a strong wind blowing, with a little rain. All work of importance was registered on the hut-side of the course proper, which was in good order. | Banksia did fivo furlongs in lmin 6 3-osec. ! Tact beat Prince Soult over six ; furlongs in lmin 18 l-ssec, the latter taking lmin 20 2-ssec. Don Fraaicisco was going stronger than Cam-ulus at the end of a round, j in 2min 5 2-ssec. i Jack Delnval, with the assistance at intervals of Devastation and another, covered a mile and a quarter in 2min 19sec. i Arran and Delenda were together at the end of four furlongs, covered in 53 3-osec. Merry Roe easily, beat Castalia over six furlongs in lmin 21sec. | Be'dame and Tete-a-Tete did six j furlongs in lmin 19 2-sscc. 1 Austin went a furlong further in i limn 34 2-ssec. * . Reputation was too good for Mul- | linger over a mile and a quarter, cov-

ered in 2min ISsec, the latter taking 2inin 20sec. , ,i Bimeter beat Court Martial anu Snapdragon over seven furlongs in 31 l-ss^e. Toreador finished better. than Gold fire over six furlongs in Imm • fi' Warstep, going mcely alongside Sinapis, covered a mile and ■ j in 2min 18 2-ssec. . f . Al.egation was two lengths i m bon of Soldier, with St Elrnn several lengths away, at the end ol a mile and a, qua. ter. covered in -nun lmec, named taking Sunn 20seo. Football, Ringtorni and Sea Jt ink, together, did tho same distance m "^MarstfaT'M’Donald, with the assistance at intervals of Balboa and Campeador. ran a lime anc a half in -nun 45 3-osec, finishing well.. Soultikoff. Royal Irish nnd Job© Fillo were in that order at the end ot a, similar journey, winch occupied 2m.n 46 3-osec. Royal Irish taking 2min 48 4-usec, and Jolie Fille 2mm 50 1- . „ rir Bee was better than 1 iad a hero over five furlongs from the new post, m 'lmin 4 l-osec. . c Postillion did a similar distance from the old post in lmin Osec. Marco Bello and Mountain Dew were together at the end of four furlongs, in 52sec. . , Monojack covered _seven furlongs comfortably in lmin 35sec. Snub nnd Adjutant were on terms at the end’ of five furlongs, in lmin 5 3-ssec. Maniaroa went a round m 2nnn 6see. Downliam beat Sweet Corn over five furlongs from the new post in lmin osec. Chortle was going easier than Vocation at the end of seven furlongs, run in lmin 32 2-ssec. Prince Merriwee did a mile and a half in 2min 56 3-osec. Wishful was better than Desert G jVI over five furlongs, in lmin 9sec. King Lupin did four furlongs in 52sec. Sauci ran five furlongs in lmin 10 2During the breakfast interval Goldsize covered a round in 2min 2sec. After breakfast Patronalo did three furlongs in 39sec. 1 Kitty Bellsiirs beat Apellon over four furlongs in olsec. Christmas Rose, 'Tripoli and 1 Cliimo, in that order,- did six furlongs in lmin 19sec. A lot of others worked. Kilnieny was schooled over six hurdles, fencing well. WINGATUI TRAINING NOTES. [L‘er Press Association.] DUNEDIN, December 22. Bad weather kept trainers and horses away from Wingatui this morning until after 8 a.m., but between showers an inspection of the track showed tho going to be surprisingly firm, although the plough gallop has been temporarily put out of. use. St Brigid was first to appear, and on tho inside grass where all the work took place strode out well when negotiating seven furlongs in lmin 36sec. P.retty Jane ran over five furlongs in lmin 7 4msec, and Golden • Rupee and Marvelite were not fully extended when travelling the same distance in lmin Bsec. United Service and I John Barleycorn finished together at the end’ of six furlongs in lv>n 20 2-5 sec, and were not hunted along at any part of the journey. Both horses are looking and travelling nicely. Salzburg was beating Micky Free at the end of six furlongs in lmin 23sec, and Wharfinger and Peerless had no difficulty in getting tho same task in lmin 22sec. Volspeil got the best of the start with Floraline and Redowa, and finished with the last-named in lmin 22 l-ssec. Floraline broke a blood-vessel nnd was pulled up. Golden King did’ a nice working gallop over seven furlongs in lmin 36 2-ssec, and pulled up sound and well, Ogier, beginning slowly, p’cked up Taft after going a furlong, and ran seven in lmin 36 4-sscc. Ru so worked an easy six furlongs in. lmin 26sec. Gapon broke away at six and, picking up Speedometer between tho fourth and the fifth distances, ran the last five furlongs in lmin Ssec. Speedometer went 53sec for the half-mile, and shaped well. Varanian, Red Charm and a couple of others were restricted to easy pacing. MOUNT SOMERS AND SPRINGBURN RACING CLUB. ‘ The following handicaps havo been declared : ANAMA TROT, of 8 sovs; one mile— Princess Lily scr, Robert Lyons lsee, Stcl.a Tracey 2sec, Jennie L. Ssec. Billy Lyons 3sec, Queen Quincey 4sec, Little Hector 4sec, Mignon 4sec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 10. sovs; fivo furlongs—Federal lOst 71b, Blytlheboy 9st 10lb, Evenwave 9st 10lb, Ophedia 9st, Turbine Bsl 10-b, Parting Glance Bst 10 b, Lilamani Sst 10lb, Parchment Sst 7lb, Arab Queen Bst 7lb, Billy Todd Sst 71b, Lento Sst 71b, Lyatt fist 71b. MOUNT SOMERS CUP, of 19 sots; one mile and a quarter—Eaglestone lOst 7 b, Fcdera. lOst, Probable 9st 10lb, Evenwave 9st 61b, SaDienco 9si 21b, Moneymaker Set 121 b, Awha Sst 12’.b, Curilla Bst 7lb, Miss Moronan Bst 7lb, Tipperary fist 71b. 1 MAYFIELD TROT, of 10 sovs; one mile 1 and a half —Princess Lily scr, Robert Lyons 2sec, Offside 3sec, Tracey—General mare 4sec, Pormont osec, Mignon 6sec, Litt.o Hector 03eo, First Advance 6?ec. HACK RACE, of 10 sovs; four furlongs— Turbine Bst 7lb, Lenio fist 7lb, Arab Queen Bst 71b, P.renez Garde Bst 7lb, Parting Glance Bst 7lb, Billv Todd Sst 7’.b, Lyatt Bst Tib. SPRINGBURN HANDICAP, of 8 sovs; seven furlongs—Probab e 10°t, Evenwave 9st 101 b, Sapienoe 9st 4lb, Ophedia 9st., Awha 9st, Parchment 9st, Miss Moronan 9st-, Tipperary 9st. STAVELEY TROT, of 14 sovs; two miles Princess Lily scr, Stella Tracey 4scc, Offside 4s°c. Valera 4see. Billv Lyons 6fcc. Permont 6sec, Queon Quineey Bscc, First Advance fiscc. METHVEN RACING CLUB. The following handicaps have been declared : MOUNT HARDING WELTER, of 15 sovs; one mile —Sir Hamilton list 41b, Eaglestone t 10at 12ib, Mas;er HamiUon lOst, Evenwave lOst, Sapionco Sst 9.1), Ophidia 9st 6lb Awha 9st sib, Martial 9st 21b., Cure as 9st, Parchment 9st. Cur.lla 9st. DRAYTON TROT, of 12 sovs; one mile — Imperial Tracey scr, Rural 50yds, Silver Prince 100yds, Robert- Lyons 110yds, Tracey Dillou 120yds, Maggie N. 120yds, Gaelic 120vds, Woodbum Chief filly 120yds Vclocus 120yds, Tincy 120yds, Belena 120yds. Fancywork 120yds, B'ackford 120yds, Dandy Coon 120yds, The Sovoroign 130yds, Stella Tracey 130yds, Bell King 130>ds, Mignon 150yds, Little Hector 150yds. HACK RACE, of 8 sovs; four furloima—Silver Pin 9st, Arab Queen 9st, Mamform 9st, Recoil 9st, Three Springs 9st, Bree--7S 9-t Lento 9st Glyn i 9st, Lyatt 9st, Gold Guard 9st, Pror.cz Garde 9sfc, Lyrcss 9st. METHVEN CUP of 20 soys; one mile and a quarter—Sir Hamilton list 41b. Eagle.- ».{ OKC Kist 12ib, Owhctoro Hist- 121 b, Federal lOst Gib, Evenwave 9st 131 b, Obapi 9st !S!b, San rn-e 9st 9tb. Awha 9st 51b, Grey Echo 9at, Curilla 9stFARMERS’ TROT, of 14 sovs; one mile and n In It— Silver Prince scr. Robert Lyons 20yd3 Jack Tartar 30yds, Maggie N. 30yds, Ye.ocna 30yds. Belena 30yds, Fancy work SOvds v> a „,iy Cc.cn 30yds, Orsido 30yds, LraccV Dillon 30yds, Bell King 40yds, The Sovereign 40vds, Imperial Ann 50yds, hirst Advance 60yds, Mignon 60yds. YIFAVMOU.sT HAN nICAF, of 18 sovs; six furlongs—Owhctoro lOst 13!b Federal lOst 131 b, Master Hamilton lOst 21b Ophicaa 9st 7L \ ar«en 9-t 51b, Recoil 9sl, Curcae 9st, Parchment 9st, Billy Todd 9st, Grey Echo 3 If AND IGA POPE’ N" TROT, of 18 sovs: two miles—Lady Lyons scr King \. scr, Rural 20yds, General Grant 90yds Frontier 140yds, Veloc.ua 150yds, Offside loOyds Stella Lracoy 150yds. Imperial Ann 100yds. Permont 190yds, Little Hector 700yds First Advance 200yds. MOUNT HUTT HANDICAP of 11 sovs; 10;t 2’b Blytheboy lOat 21b, Master Hamil•;iv rif.-Vs F«H J r.ral .lOul 131 b, Lvenwavc ton itut O lb ohapi lOst, Traitress 9st 7 b. Snuste 71b, i^nseu 9st 51b. Martial 9st 21b, Silver Pin 9»t. Arab Queen 9at Foment 9.it, Curcas 9st, Breeza, 9st, Billy loud fist, Lento 9st. Glynn 95,, Ictrograd 9st, Lyatt 9at. Gold Guard 9st. HURUNUI TURF CLUB. The. following acceptances have been received for the fiurunui Turf Club’s races on S m’/iDEN STAKES, of 6f> sovs; six furlongs—Sun Rae, Singleway, Aliiungupsu, Glen

A;., Mishap, Advance Guard. Art and | Mother’s Own. DISTRICT TROT HANDICAP, of 12 | s ovs; one mile and a half—CleyoI wood ssoc behind scr, Ciss V viun I sov, Mandel 4scc. Peggy Pride 6sec, Richchild 14soc, Flutess iascc. L.R l.isi'c, Query losec, Dreamv Dick 16scc, Francis Y. ISsec, Bow Wow 20sec. Billet 20sec, Foil 20scc. Flyover 25sec, Franz Junior 25soc. Kilj sytli 28-ec, Harden 28sce. AHya 28ccc, Eidd--1 wiss 28sec. . HUiiUNUI CUP, of 25 sovs; one mile and 1 a quarter— Mmnura list 3!b. Ribstone Pipp.n lOst Sib, Sartosta lOst 31b, Derby Day lOst. Advance Guard Os.t 71b, Stroo 9st 71b. I MEDBURV HACK HANDICAP, of OJ I sovs; four furlongs—Giiafu. Sun Rae. hire Dream, Northern Light Glen A.. Mishap, ■ Advance Gn-rd, Bauble, Fluffy Face, Art nnd Mother's Own. TROT HANDICAP of 15 sovs: two miles —Se.a Tree scr. Clevcivood osec, Ciee »ivnui Msec, Maude’ Msec, Peggy Pride lCsoc. R chilli'd 2fisec, Flutess 27sec, L.R. 27ecc, Query 27sec, Dreamy Dick Ofisoc. Francis 30see, Bow Wow 32«ce, Bille 32sec, Jcck C-. 32sec. Foil 32scc, Flvover •36?ec, Harden 40«ec. HAWARDEN HACK RACE, of 61 sovs; five furlongs—tinafu, Sun Rae. S.ngleway, Equivocal. Glen A.. Mishap, Lady Alme, Advance Guard, Fluffy Face. Art, Mothers Own. WAITOHI STAKES, of 35 sovs; one lin e —Murom-s. list 3lb, Sartosta lOst 3lb. Derby n- iv ifi-t Jib. R bstono Pippm Mst 31b. Ncrtliern Light 9ri 10lb. Advance Guard 9»t 191 b, Strop 9st 71b. I’ronun 9st 71b. CHEVIOT RACING CLUB. Tlie following acceptances have been received for the Ne-.v Year’s Day meeting. DOMAIN HANDICAP, of 10 sovs; five furlongs—Maimreiva lOst 7lb, Northern Lignt lOst 71b, Advance Guard lOst 7lb, Glcnln lOst 7ib, Baton lOst 3lb, Fanatic lOs.t. MAIDEN TROT, of 10J sovs; one mile and a half—Lacebark scr. Daisy Thorp 3scc, Nancy Evens 3?ee, Kin Chi’d ssec, Royal osec, Prince Leeburn Ssec, osec, Flv Over sscc, Sam Tracey osec. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 10 sovs: one mile —Goldseekpr list, Miss Roslyn lost 71b, Hinetoa lOst 71b, Glenloe lOst < lb. Advance Guard 10-T, Baton lOst, Fanatic lOst. CHEVIOT CUP, of 20 sovs; one mile and a half—Murr.ura list (inc. Tib pen.), CJmdseelter 10s' 3 b. Hinetoa 9st 101 b. Miss Roslyn 9st 101 b, Sartoifa 9 a t 7lb, Darraco 9st 71b, Long Toni 9st 4l’o, Advanco Guard 9st, Piralti 9st. Indian Chief 9st. HANDICAP TROT, of 15} sovs; two miles —Clevewood scr, Kitty N. 7sec, Senator 12 sec., Ricbcbild 22sec. Lacebnrk ‘23sec, Daisy Thorp 28sec. Kin Child 30sec, Prince Leeburn 30see Parnnsru' l 30sec, Royal 30sec. MACKENZIE STAKES, of 10 sovs; seven furhmes —Mumurn list Sib (ine. 7lb pen.), Go cUeeker lOst. 3lb, Miss Itoslyn lOst 31b, Dnrracq 9st 12lb, Sartosta. Osi lOib, Long Tom 9st 101 b, Mannrewa Sst Tib. Advance Guard 9-t. 7’b. Baton 9st 7lb. Indian Chief 9st 7lb. N or (]ic-rn Light 93t Tib. HANDICAP TROT, of 15 sovs; two miles nnd a half —Cbvewoctl scr. Mandel 10-ec, Senator ISsec. Wild Thorp 20sec. Richclii'd 25sec, Sam Tracey 32sec, Roynl 32see, Fiji Over 37sec, Tommy 40ecc. AVERT TURF CLUB. Tho following nominations have been received : OPEN HANDICAP TROT-Bow Wow, Royal. Riolichild, Dolly S.. Clevewood, Billie, Savanna, Mandel, Foil, Dreamy Dick, L. R-., Ever, Tracy, Park and Flyover. LADIES’' BRACELET—Art. Lady Aline, Fluffy Face, Ngafu, Advance Guard and Mishap. OPEN HANDICAP TROT-Clcvewood, Flyover, Roval, Savanna, Billie, Dolly S., Richchild, Mandel, Foil, Lady Lou, Dreamy Dick, L. R„ Ever and Admiral Drake. PAHAU HACK RACE—Art. _ Advanco Guard, Master Pagoda, Fluffy Face, Firobeam, Ngafu, Lady Aline’ and Mishap. FLYING HANDICAP—Sartosta, St Ewo, Miss Rosiyn, Darraco, Northern Light, Fluffy Face, Equivocal, Derby Day, Strop and Mishap. DISTRICT HANDICAP TROT—Foliage, Bow Wow, Royal, L. R.. Richchild, Billie, Franz Junior. Foil, Flyover, Ever, Lady Lou and Dreamy Dick. A MUR I ' HANDICAP—Sartosta, Ribston Pippin, Northern Light, Prouun, Advance Guard, Miss Rosiyn, Darracq and Strop. GREYMOUTH TROTTING CLUB. [Per Press Association.] GREYMOUTH. Dccembev 02. Tho following acceptances have been received : GUINNESS MEMORIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 70 sovs; one mile and a half — Red Ruth 12sec, Triumph Msec, Mangatmi Msec, Trinket Msec, Sergeant Ho.velcek ISsec, Miss Clarice Msec, Trixie Adair 22scc. Silver Star 27seo, Timepiece 27sec, 'Vhispcring Boy 27sec. Gonial 2Ssec, AVoodlund Dell 28soc, Colintraivo 80seo. SUMMER HANDICAP (in saddle)..,of 60 sovs; two miles—Sidus scr, Jnquis.t ve ssee, (-oldseoker Gsec, The Searcher fisec, Fairy Whispers llsec, Mnimot 12seo, Investment 13--ec, Telltale ISsec, Frnnolly 18sec, Ckpcwell ISsoo. MAWHERA HANDICAP (in harness), cl 160 sovs; one mile and a half—Roosevelt scr, Galvonita 4soo. Galician 4sec., Miss Wnlloco 4sco, Beach Boy osec, Lucy AVallsco 6sec, Miss Audrey Gscc, Rotomn Gsec, Sweet Agnes 7scc, Lada Bella 7see, Sceptre 7sec, Dick B. 7scc, Lady Poolo 7seo, Louis Dr fisec, Peony Bse<\ LADIES’ BRACELET HANDICAP (in saddle), of 60 sovs; one mile, and a half— Overland* scr. Tho Searcher Gsec, Red Mild Gsec, DunoHio fisec-. Rubin Ssec, Glen Msec, Bay View Msec. Westland Lass Msec, Franollv IGsec, Tellta’e ISseo, Brunner Girl lfisec, Tommy Atkins Msec, Silver Ryo 18 c ec, Gelt ia' 18?ee, Grev Ruin 18sco, Miss Ryo ISsec, Co’i'itrnive 20sec, Tonsy C. 22sec. GREY VALLEY HANDICAP (in saddle!, of 100 sovs; two miles—Voter scr, Maud Allerton lOscc, Kopara Dick llseo, Stormlass lbec Sandvift 12 c ec, Matilda 13~cc, Lauderhill Msec. E'lftwocd 13scc, Bisa Msec. CYCLONE HANDICAP (in barne-s), of 80 sovs; one mile—Diction scr Sidus Dec, Etho’ Ball 3*ec, Nora M’Kinnev Ssec. Chadless ssec, Theseus Ssec, Moreo Sergean* Haveloolt osec., Dreamland 9sec, Whispering Bny OseeAVIATION HANDICAP (in hames o ). of 90 soys; one mile—G&lvanita 3s»c, Galician Ssec. Miss Wal’ace 3seo, Young Dißon 4"ec, Kenny K. usee. Chief Spec Spec Dirk B. Ssec. Sweet Agnes Ssec, Sceprie osec, Ladv B'l’a osec, Mnda fisen, Piwpv Rs OCt Ixiir’s Drift Psec. TELEGRAPH HA v PTC A P 6n saddle) of 60 sovs; one mile—Lady Marion scr. Ned Oorbo't Osec. R.-üble 4see, lanto Ssec. Rita 11. ssoc, Forest- Bo ; ’o Ssec. Storm'e«s s«ec Mn-no’a Owe, Amv D’Rep 7s«*c, El'a AV-v-d 7scc. SbniOTotta 7sec, Sutigod 7sec. Bisa 9sec. Redruth Osec. Triumph 9sec Makamako llsec!