SPORTING.
FORiBURY PARK TROTS. Tha following acceptances have been received for the Forbury Park Trotting ■Club's meeting, beginning on Wednesday:— Amateur Handicap (saddle), of 100 sovs.; one mile and l a^half. —Royal Rothschild &er., Ivory Bells 4sec., Ballet Girl 6, Trugela 7, Little Kate_ 7, Lady Nelson 8, Allen Doone 8, Hiroki 9, Young Quineey 9, Massey 9, Greendale 9, Wallace Maid 9, Dream 9, Rose Palm 10, Francorallis 10. Don Pedro 10, Ferndale 10, Paerau 10, Mushroom 10, Blackball 11. Philpatch 11, Allison 11. Stewards' Handicap (harness), of 130 sovs.: one mile and a-half.—Petruchij scr., Black Satin 7see., The Broncho ■- Belette 8, Bacchus 8, Louis Drift 10, Admiral Wood 10, Merce 10, McVea. 10. | Chatawood 10 4 Scotch Mist 10 Proud Moor 10, General Cass 11, Quinaldlne 11, Wairongoa 12, Tottywood 12, Lady (Mao 14. Kensington Handicap (saddle), of 160 sovs.; ko miles.—Medallion 6sec., Harold Jun. 10, The King's General 12, Regina Belle 13, Little George 13, Nora Burley 16, Disappear 16, Tommy C. 17. Sweet Child 17, Ottawa 19, Kinetic 19, Elie De Beaumont 19, Snowdrift. 20, 0.1.C. 20, Carretta 22, Battleaxe v2 Dunedin Oup (harness), of 500 sovs.; | two miles.—Quineey lsec., Edith A. 3, j School Girl 3, Red Mac 3, Adonis _5. Crown Prince 5, Glendalough o, Princess Louise 5, Little Tib 6, Pearlchild 1 6, Don Caesar 6, Innisfahl 7, Breeze 7, Dr. Chutney 7. Trial Haindicap (harness), of 110 sovs; one mile and a-half.—Belette 7, Louie Drift 9, Adtniral Wood 9, Chats>wood 9, Merce 9, General Cass 10, Dolly Rodgers 11, Promise 11, Stoker 11, Hona Ariki 11, Silver Cloud 11, Tottywood 11, Miss Peggy 12, Rock Quarry 12, Lady Mac 13, Woodpine 13, Minim 13, Forest Child 13, Passwood 13, Rose Gauntlet 13. j Otago Handicap (saddle), of 1501 sovs.; two miles.—Little George scr., Benmore 2sec., Mystic 3, Tika 7, j Charity Belle 7, Fiction 9, Bowbell 9,; Bell B. Maori Chieftain 11, Truga- j nini 11, Armamenter 11, Rothbury 13,1 Bamboo 13. Ivory Bells 16, Chief Archer, 16, Dellah Bah 16, The Dairymaid 16, | Heriot 16. | Kinig George Handicap (harness), of ; 200 sovs.; one mile and a-quarter.— j Emmeline scr., Ravenschild 3sec, School Girl 4, Bell Metal 5, Gianella 5, Don Caesar 7, Piecework 8, Blackchiid Boy iB, The Whip 9 A Wilkie 9, Innisfail 9, Franz alena 9, Brooklyn 9. I Electric Handicap (saddle), of 160 j sovs.; one mile.—Bellis scr. 4 Cameos 3 1 sec., First Vue 3, Regina Belle 3, Kirwee 4, Andy Regani 4, Gamechild 6, Vincent 6, Pinewood 6, Prince Poole 6, Jack Tracey 6, Imperial Tracey 6, Corbel! 7, Yellow Ribbon 7, Truth 7, May Dillon 7, Troubadour 7, Fred 7., Belldale 8, D.C.L. 8, Hamapuka 8, Sunshine 9, Lord Ashton 9, Motorist 9, Clingschild e, i WELLINGTON SUMMER MEETING. I PEK UNITED PBESS ASSOCIATION } WELLINGTON, Jan. 24. I The Wellington RacinClub oonclud'od it« Summer meeting to-day in fine . weather, and there was a good attendance of the public. The fields were I again large, and the racing good. The ! sum of £37,889 was put through the j totalisator, as against £35,862 for the I corresponding day of last year, making I a total of £106,339 for the meeting, i as compared with £100,137 for the pre■vious Summer fixture. Results:— Wallace ville Welter. Vocation 1, Square Deal 2, Belasco 3. Scratched: Amity. 'Square Deal led to the straight | where he was overhauled by Vocation j who won by hail a length, a head j separating second and third. Time, 1 mill 29sec.
Melrose Welter Handicap: Red Book 1, Banian 2, Sanguinary 3. Scratched: Glenfinnan, Imagination and Parewanui. The field was well hunched coming into the straight, where Red Book took charge and won by throe-quarters of a length, a length and a-half separating second aiid third. Time, lmin , 28 2-ssec.
Hopeful Stakes.—Fabrikoff 1, Lafavourita 2, Boldstroke 3. All started. Fabrikoff led all the way and won easily by two and a-half lengths, with a head* between second and third. Time, , 48 3-ssec. Summer Handicap, of 500sovs; one mile.—Kilrain, 9.0, 1; The Hague, 6.7, 2; Ladoga, 7.2, 3. Also started: Los Angelos 8.2, Culprit 8.1, Peroneal 7.12, Haskayne 7.9, Imagination 7.5, Makara 7.5, Salburg 7.3, Seatondale 7.1, Sun-
jrird 6.12, St. Bees 6.7. Won by a neck, | a length between second and third. Time, lmin 41 2-ssec. Selling Plate, of 150sovs; six fur-longs.—-Kilts, 8.0) 1; Borsil, 8.0, 2; Amrtv, 8.0, 3. Also started: Overrate 8.0, Red Lupin 8.0, Silverstream 1.1, Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, lmin 15 l-ssec. ICaitoke Handicap, of 140sovs; five furlongs.—Zeus, 8.3, 1; Playoff, 7.11, 2; Sveaborg, 7.5, 3. Also started: Bertrada 9.0, Aratiatia 8.1, Alecto 8.9, Day Flv 8.4, Submersion 8.1, Rene 7.13, Arlington 7.7, Sir Moutoa 7.5, Sir Sabacen 6.7, Holywell 6.7, Lady Day leaf ord 6.7. Won by three-quar-ters of a length, a length between second and third. Time ; lmin 1 2-ssec. Consolation Handicap, of 400sovs; ono mile and a-quarter.—Birkline, 7.12, 1; Emperador, 8.4, 2; Sir Knox, 7.12, 3. Also started: Tannhauser 8.7, Bronze 8.4, Byron 7.8, Emmer 7.3, Odessa 6.9. Won bv three-quarters of a length, a head separating second and third. Time, 2min 7 4-ssec. Citv Handicap, of 300sovs; six fur- , longs.—Ginr:v Belle, 8.2, 1; Chudie, 16.10, 2; Patronale, 8.5, 3. Won by la length. Time, lmin 13 4-sseo.
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Mataura Ensign, 26 January 1914, Page 7
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