SPORTING.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1734, 9 February 1921, Page 6

SPORTING.

RACING FIXTURES. H SEASON 1920-21. H>. 0 and 10—Egmont R.C. Summer. H. 9 and 12—Dunedin J.C. Autumn K. 10 and 12 —Poverty Bay Turf W Club Summer. My. 12—Te Kuiti R.C. Annual. ■>. 16 and 17 —Hamilton R.C. AnI nual. . a. ■». 16 and 17—Woodville District Summer. „ ■>. 17 and 18—North Otago J.<-«-I Autumn. K>. 23—Clifden R.C. Annual, ■b. 24 —Opotiki J.C. Annual, ■b. 24 and 26 —Wanganui J.C. AutI umn. ■b. 26 and 28 —Thames J.C. Annual. H HAMILTON WEIGHTS. Brhe following weights have been ■clared for the Hamilton Racing ■nb's meeting:— ■WAIMAI HURDLES.—Thrace 12.9, ■merino 11.7, All Talk 11.6, TenaHus 11.4, Oakleigh 11.2, Ditto 10.13, ■jnature 10- 5 . Multiplane 9.11. ShellHock 9.5, Scottish 'Knight, Stilts, AsHiv, General Raven, Swastika, LOmBanogue, Sea d'Eil, Romance, ■>n't. Capital, Chess, Silver Pine, ■tuseway, Maori Tekanga, Daloopin, Hidv Lyddite, Guerre a Mort 9.0. ■TRIAL HACK HANDICAP, seven ■rlbngs.— Prudent Lad and No BoHer 9.0, Wanigan 8.11, Treso 8.9, ■ivareka 8.8, Boomaday 8.5, Pro■ser, Te Akotai, Prince Abbey 8.2, ■icy French, Torre Abbey 7.13, GlenKirn 7;12, King Albyn, Menance, ColHel A-bbev, Irish Knight, Golden Ab■y, Wairangi, The Gleaner, Fiery ■•ook, Narrow Neck 7.11, Princess Mjiarming, Gwenella, Mangu Rose HlO, Mitlysian, Lady Lilac, Lyroe, ■arnuiv Waikaretu, Prince MenssciH)ff. Recreation, Navana, Gidge, St. ■aipa, Sam Eralp, Grab, Master RoHui, Connemara, Wairere Maid, ■ainyday. Bright Light, Kihana, Ella Hay, Danton, Kauranui 7.7. ■'TAMAHERE STAKES, six fur■tags—Right and Left 10.11, Bute Bund 8.12, Dovelett 8.11, Unahi 8.9, ■oyal Irish 8.5, Jaffna 7.10, Peter ■axwell, Mixture 7.5, Leithfield 7.4, ■orrespondent 7.3, Pagoda 7.1, RainyHay, Arizona Maid, Ihapotoa, Accelerate, La'<iy Glissas, Connemara, Miss Beauty, Passionless 7.0, Lady Clau■een, Marble Crag 6.13, Big Ben 6.12, ■unny River, Blushet 6.7. CUP, one and a-half ■xiles.—Maioha 9.3, Starland, Woody Ken 8.12, Vagabond 8.10, Glencanny H. 5, Tinohoro 7.12, Lovematch 7.11, ■loyal Abbey 7.9. Gold Kip 7.8, Man■amahoe 7.5, Rockfield 7.4, Rose Wreath 6.13, Walton 6.12, Scrap o* ■faper 6.10, Canowindra 6.9, Flight Hpmmander, Forest Gold, Lovelight, ■Plndorah 6.7." ■?HAUTAPU HACK HANDICAP, six ■iirlongs.— Infante 9.9, Miss Ellice 9.3, ■ftonmel 8.11, Regent, Salvaless, ■jueen Soult 8.7, Ponona 8.3, Bitholia El, Miss Leslie 7.13, Militaire, Knighton, Brodrick 7.12, Black Mark, Rang 7.9, Jollie Princess, War Guard, Wight Time 7.6,' Oak Abbey, Lord ftruce, Wanigan 7.4, Elsie Aroha 7.2, ■Some Fashion, Idealogue, Silverlode ■ .11, Proposer, Subway, Sam Marat, fcarrington, Golden Abbey, The ■Sieaner, Princess Charming, St. WaiEa, Grey Sapphire, Warshot, Merry Well, Peter Maxwell, Snake, Marble Btose, Stammer, Te Ranga, Fallwin, ■Passionless, Aquitania 7.0. I KARAMU WELTER, one mile.— y-ran 10.5, Rockfield 10.4, Tinopai LO.l, Scrap o' Paper, Walton 9.10, Canowindra, Forest Gold, Matatane (.5, Bute Sound 9.3, All Talk 9.1, 3 rince Charleroi 8.12, Tinokaka 8.9, jorregidor, Vermillion 8.9, Bezant, Sir 3uon 8.6, Tresor 8.2, Prince Rufus> jovelight Broadwood 8.0.' I CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP, sixfur-bngs—i-Tigritiya 9.3, Golden Bubble, King Abbey 8.13, Queen. Abbey 8.10, Right and Left 8.7, Gold Kip 8.6, Esthonia, Blackmail 7.13, Nursing Sister 7.12, Arran, Tamaroa, Early Dawn 7.7, Murihiku 72., Crowhurst 7.0, Cabellero, Dovelet, Oak Abbey, Dead Sweat, Lightning, Ring Lupin, Miss Ellice 6.7. CLAUDELANDS HACK, one and aqraarter miles.—Formaline 9.0, Clonmel, Sir Huon, Ohiti 8.13, Actrice 8.2, Marble Slab, Winsome Arch, Knighton, Militaire 8.1, Nunerrant 7.13, Brodrick 7.11, Isfngarch, Miss Norval 7.7, Treso 7.4, Boomerday, Astray 7.2, Guinaform, Pine Arch, Eralf, Waikaretu, Arch Carreno, Recrea.tion 7.0. NOTES. ; Acceptances for Woodville first day events close to-morrow night. Nominations for all events for the Dannevirke autumn meeting close on Friday night.' Acceptances for Hamilton are due oiHFriday. The Egmont meeting opens to-day, the acceptances received are well up to the, average, and some good facing should be witnessed. There are nine in the Ohawe Hurdles, of one and three-quarter miles. Explorer (11.3), Zola (11.10) and Kipling (9.3) look as well as anything in the race and should be in the money at the finish. I They are a smart lot in the Flying ■ Handicap of sjx furlongs, for which our local representative, Warplane, is "top weight with 9.6. The big Martian horse is now as well as ever he -was and is bound to run well, although he may find Income (8.0) and Crucelle hard nuts to crack at the difference) in weights. ? As is usual with short races there Is a big field in the Meremere Hack Handicap of five furlongs. Sunbath -(7.4), Canyon (8.10) and Skylight : :<7.9) look well in at the weights. Thsre are eight in the Egmont Cup .Of one and a-half miles, including . several recent winners in Simon, Landslide, Starland and Marqueteur. Starland will probably be favourite, 'and with Marqueteur and Simon should fill the places. There is a nice field in the Apprentices' Handicap of seven furlongs, and . a lot will depend on getting the most experienced boy. Automoana (8.13), Piro Piro (7.10) and Festive (8.2) may fight' it out. The Maipapa Hack Handicap of eight and a-half furlongs has filled better than most hack races over a distance, and should provide an interesting contest. Admiration (8.11), Lord Ashlea and Passenger (7.10) look as well as anything in the race and may finish somewhere near the order mentioned. There is a fine field in the Whareroa Welter Handicap of seven furlongs. Active (8.5), Prodigal (8.3)

and Voluble (9.3) are all worth watching. The holiday meetings are over, but there are still a few to go to before the summer ends. Summer meetings require summer clothes. Alf. Mahon, the sporting mercer, has just the thing you require if you desire to keep cool. Call in to-day and see his wonderful assortment.*