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SPORTING.

NEWS AND NOTES. At the beginning of this season it was understood that the Wellington Racing Club contemplated the erection of a new grandstand at Trentham. The ■war caused the work to be hung up, but the club has had a very successful season, and as a result the committee 13 now considering a comprehensive scheme of improvements Latest news from Wellington states that the mishap sustained I y T/adogn while competing in the Trentham Gold Cup was less serious than was at first thought.

J. Farmer, who formerly had charge ot Air W. -E. BidwilFs horses, lias decided to set up as a public trainer at Awapnni.

A. Oliver has not done any race riding for some time, hut he expects to ho back in tho saddle at the Egmont meeting next month.

Zion, a double winner at the Alanawatu meeting, is a half-sisster to the smart galloper Play-off. Their dtun, Pommery, is a daughter of Johnny Faa, by Trefoil, a halt-brother (by King of Clubs) to Alikado 11. and Lady Zetland.

The proposal to send the Auckland steeplechaser Soots Guard to Australia to race has been abandoned. His sale, which was believed to have been assured, has fallen through.

Ivilrain broke down hudlv while running in the I/ongbum Handicap at the Manawatu meeting, and he will do no more racing for some time; in fact, it may be decided to permanently retire him. In the summer of last season Ivilrain wa-s a good horse, but he never seemed to quite recover from tho effects of an attack of strangles, wliicli laid' him aside more than a year ago. It is reported that R. Longloy liae purchased from G. Jones, of Gisborne, a four-year-old gelding by Multifid.

The tbree-year-old Pariform has got over his recent operation, and at present he is running out at Awapuni. He is not likely to go into training again until the winter is well advanced.

The steeplechaser Bercola has returned from his unsuccessful trip to Sydney. He would probably bo benefited by 1 a spell, as lie has been strung up for more than a year, with little rest. J. Mitchell, who is training the Highden team during the absence of G. Price in England, has seven yearlings under his care. Three of them- — Nysfcad (Finland —Pas Seul), Cease Firing (Field Battery—Truce) and Sunny Climes (Field Battery—Perolina)—have alreadv been broken in. The remainder will have tho tackle put on them during the next couple of weeks. They are a gelding by A arco from an unnamed daughter of Bloomer, and geldings by Advance—Betsy, Field Battery —lnamorata and Field Battery—Celaemo.

Merrimax. by Aferriwee—Maxima, ran second to Bibbenluke in the Hurdle Handicap at Sydney_City Tattersail's meeting on April 17. Boh Soult, by Souit—Clocbette, was among the winners at tho Adelaide Racing Club's meeting this month. Olochette, who is a half-sister to Beldame and Chime, is by St Leger—Campania (dam of Aliss Delaval), by Robinson Crusoe—'Campanula. The stallion Count Witte, by Menschikoff—Problem, was sold in Sydney this month for eighty-five guineas. Count Witte. who is a half-brother to Solution, was a first-class performer as a two-year-old, winning the Canterbury Champagne .Stakes and the Manawatu StakesTthe only races iu which he started.

Tim Wanganui breeder, Air G. Al. Currie, did not experience good fortune at the Sydney, yearling sales at Easter, hut lie has since sold the colt by King Rufus—Eulolo for 400 guineas. Tho King Rufus—Aloira-ma-chree and tho fillies by King Rufus—Holy rood and colt by King Rufus—Carmania will be trained at. Rand wick by P. Nolan for Air Currie.

It was reported some time ago that the Australian horses Clontaft and Benvitas wore to be sent to New Zealand for the jumping meetings- but there seems little prospect of that now. They returned to Melbourne after the Australian Jockey Club's autumn meeting, at which Clontaft ran disappointingly, while Benvitas was unable to start owing to an attack of influenza. Tho sensational English mare. ScopIre, toaled a filly to bwynford in Fel>ruarv and was to bo mated with ’William Rufus. So far Sceptre has thrown nothing approaching her own class, and as with most mares that have greatly distinguished themselves on the turf, it seems unlikely that she ever will

The Welkin was represented by another two-year-old winner in Sydney this month, when Colugo beat twenty opponents verv easily m the Youthful Handicap at City Tattersall’s meeting. The Welkin is proving a. high-class sire so fuT as early speed is concerned.

Commenting on the sale of yearlings at Sydney at Easter, tb© “ Referee ” remarks that Mr J. Samuel, offered one of his yearlings for sale, the proceeds from which were to go to the Belgian Relief Fund. The sum of fifty guineas was realised, but it. was a, noteworthy feature that none of the richer or more important breeders had a yearling to spare for the -same purpose.

The death took place in England last month of Lord Oadogan, a prominent sportsman. His horses won many good raoes, but the only classic event credited to him was the Oaks of 1885, which was won by Lonely, a daughter of Hermit and Anonyma. Among successful performers recently bred by him was The Onrragh, whose successes last soaMui included the Prinoers of Wales Stakes, Another good one bred and raced by the deceased was Red Pern. He was a prominent two-year-old last season, and his.nominations, which included the Two Thousand Guineas and St Leger, were voided by Lord Cadogaivt; death.

FOR BURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. [Per Press Association.] DUNEDIN, April 2P. The following nominations hr.vo bran received : AMATEUR HANDICAP (in harness). < t 100 sora; *one mile Wild a half —Promise, Colly Rodgers, Gemma. Silver Shoe, Maud Tracey, Bessie Child, Cello, Sydney Wilkes Brighlchild, Dimple, Buahcbild, Haro id Tirect, Dun Spry, Couisuy, Miranii, Red Salk, ll'Connochio, Silver Patoh, Stella C., Ps.ssv.ood, Rom Gauntlet, Cromwell, Georg* M'Kinney, China, Imperial Princes*, Alice Huon, Gold Patch, Mias Hand, Stanley’s Dlscovory, Ottc.pr.lte and Ravenalad. DOMAIN HANDICAP (in harness), of 100 fovn; ono imie and a ha!' —Uairio ‘Jnild, Kaidce, Ballet Girl, Mreci, Young Quincoy. Boas Palm, Ahnont Jmir., Discipline, Harold Wilkes, Late, Degree, Admiral Drako, Parkfield, Sweet Nut, B.ou Ami, Rosia M'Kinney, Silver King, Pina Beil. Allison, Observer, James Maadiron, Royal Rothschild and Whist BEACH HANDICAP (in wddle), of 1W sov*; two miles—Arbiter, Knapdalo, child, Eros, Cathedral Chimes, 8.M., Dmdetta, Gold Drift, Goa Whir, Oration vjbbay, BeruicMuo, Grainger, Olnisom;, uaitcme, Law Chimes, The Brow. Winy, Black Satin, Black Yet, Teiae, Tnigamm, Scotch Mint, and Conan. „ , , KITCHENER HANDICAP (in Wneeeb of 230 «ovs; two mile* —Y array die. .laok Ashore. Adonis, Annie K„ Dillon Bel., Adelaido Direct, Antonio, Bonny Jenny, l-»n-cat*, Emilius. Ooldvrood, Persuader Jr made cia. Stanley's Child nml RavenacUila. INNOVATION HANDICAP l»n Kartioes), of 10U MVi; one milo and a h*‘- Bromioe, Combine, Silver Shoe, Maud Trao'y, Msbio Child, "Cello. Sydney Wilk**, Stoker, Si Iver Grid, Louvain Chimes. Dm, Harold Dune*, Dun Soey. Green Ribbon. Aer. . > M'Connochio. Dinako. SP.vor T' av oniiu. Sir Elmo, Stella C.. Rose Gaunt.*, George M’Kinney, China. Imperial irmceeß, Aan M’Kumey, Gold

lection, Volcano, Stanley’s Discovery, The Broncho and Beubeil.

ST CLAIR HANDICAP (in saddle), of 120 sovs; two raiie*—Prince Gift, Combine, Albertoria. Balnamoan, Heriot, Rummy, Havana, Bushranger, Almont Junr., Repeater, Coramandcr Be.l, Lare, Gratton Abbey, Alien Doone, Bell 8., Arcadian, 'dayfield, Bamboo. Truganini, Observer, Royal Rothschild and Tin Barn. REGENT HANDICAP (in 'harness), of 150 sovs; one milo end a quarter —Beil Aletai, Our Aggie, Dalwhinnic, Dot Robbins, Gal-v-unila., Adonis, Dillon Bell, Ade.aidc Direct-, Kipon ’ Child, Childsdale, Cameos*. Bcquost, Goldwood, Princo I > oole, Frandocia and Ravonsehild. FLYING HANDICAP (in saddle), of ..30 sovs; one mil3—Arbiter, Gamechild, Hectorata. 0.1. C., Pincwood, M’Vea, Caretta, Gnawa. Jack Ashore, Fred, The King s General, Dick 8., Lodestar, Vincent, Olive L-, Lincoln Junr., King Daphne, Princo Toronto, Boris Wilkes, Law Chimes, Truth, Texas, Me.stcrpieco, Tokio, Spark ing Kola and Culhuer.

SECOND AMATEUR HANDICAP (in saddle), of lOj aovs; one mile and a half— Magic Child, Haideo, Gemma, Ballet Girl, Joe M’Kinney, Littio Pearl, Young Qmncey, Little Kate, Hose Palm, Decree, Parkfieid. Bon Ami, Cromwel., Rosie AT Kinney, Allison, Patnrd, James Maddisou, Royal Rothschild. Whisht, Silver Cloud and Brown Wilke*. PACIFIC HANDICAP (in harness), of U 0 sovs; one mile and a half—Silver Grid, Louvain Chimes, llzn, Fred, Lindctia, Aero, Black Arrow, TottjTvood, Kiwi, Annio K, \\ ind Hail, Dinako, Favoniua, Taxihend, Sir Elmo, Rose Gaunt.et, Princess Perfection, Stanley’s Discovery, Afollie M’Kinney amt Beubeil.

DUNEDIN HANDICAP (in saddle), of 350 aovs: two miles'—Knapdale, Sweet Child, 0.1. C., Eros, Cathedral Chimes, S.Jf., Gold Drift- Gea Whiz, Gratton Abbey, Bermaliue, Gladsome, Waitchie, Doris AVi.kes, LawChimes, Tho Bronze Wing, Black Satin, Black Yet-. Texas, Stanley's Child and Scotch Mist. WINTER OATS HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 sovs; two miles—Yarraville. Jack Ashore, Adonis, Dillon Beil, Adelaide Direct, Antonio, Murioata, Emilius, Bonny Jenny. Goldwood, Persuader. Frondocia, Stanley’s Child and Ravensehild. PENINSULA HANDICAP (in harness), of' 130 sovs; two miles—Prince Gift, Combine, Albertoria, Ballet Girl, Rummy, Havana, Bushranger. Harold Wilkes, Cominandor Bell, Annie K., Pitch Dark, Elkton Hall, Gratton Abbey, Olive L., Arcadian, Mayfield, Txugauini, Observer and Royal Rothschild. IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP (in saddle), of 310 sovs; one mile and a half —Dolly Rodgers. Balna-moan, Bessie Child, Heriot, Stoker, Dimple, Ilza, Caruso, Hiwiroa. Aero, Pastime, Kiwi, Leading Light,' Vincent, Ruo Patchen, Lochend, Sir Elmo, Allen Doone. Alieo Huon, Gold Patch, Princess Perfection. Stanley’s Discovery, Beubeil and Division. PARK HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 sovs; one .mile and a- quarter—Gamechild Bell Metalu. Qur Aggie, Dalwhinnic, Dot Robbins. Galvanita, .Adonis Dillon Bell, Adelaide Direct, Ripon .Child, Caineos, Bequest, Goldwood, ChiMsdale, Princo Poole. Fraudocia. Rovenschild and Sparkling Kola. FAREWELL HANDICAP (in saddle), of ISO sovs; one mile —Arbiter. Gamechild, Fectorata. . Sweetehi’.d, 0.1. C.. Pincwood. R,090 H’Vrs, Carreta, Onawa. Jack Ashore. Fred, The King’s General. Dick 8.. Lodestar. Vincent, Olive L., Antonio, fierm-sline, Lincoln Junr., King Daphne. Prince Toronto. Law Chinms. Tmfh. Texas, Masterpiece, Tokio, -Sparkling Kola and Coilena.

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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16843, 29 April 1915, Page 9

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SPORTING. Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16843, 29 April 1915, Page 9

SPORTING. Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16843, 29 April 1915, Page 9

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