Sporting Notes

Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2339, 8 January 1926, Page 9

Sporting Notes

WELLINGTON HANDICAPS. [Per Press Association.] AUCKLAND, Last Night. The following handicaps have been declared for the Wellington Trotting Club: — NOVICE HANDICAP, 3.45 class, li miles; —Steel Wire, Routine, Audubon Child, Niildara, Blue Glen, Go,, den Bubbles, Concertina, Beauty Spo\ Ariki limit; Lady Ballln, Sungleam 24, Miss Dorothy 36, Golden Morn, Beatty 48, Bittern 60, Native Queen, Axtell 84, Guide Rang!. Springtime, Spirit Bell 96, Bold Bill 120, Abundance 132.

SUMMER HANDICAP, 3.30 class, 1J miles: —Ena Black, Bittern, Why Worry, Peter Elect, Lady Ballin, Cora Tacks, Axtell, Caprice limit; His Pal, George the Fourth 12, Sea Nymph, Walrua, Wild Pigeon, Firpo, Arran Chief 24, Marshal Neil, Lottie Advance 36, Biddy Logan, Zolock Palm 48, Grey Cloud, Hollyboy 60, Ricardo 72, Huon Grattan 108. NAINAI HANDICAP, 3.45 class —Black Palm, Little Johnnie, Hardy Grattan, Peter McDonald, May Audubon, AudOchild, Katllu limit; Sister Beatrice 12, Flile de Ballln. Brooklyn Hall 24, Grace Grattan. Nelson Boy 60, Frisco Beau, Peal the Great, 72, Some Jazz 108, John Mauritius 144, Young Carbine 192. N.Z. TROTTING GOLD CUP 4.35 class 2 miles: —Nikora, Florrle Bin gen. Nelson Tasker, Lord Nepean. Dreamallon. Becky Logan limit: Native Chief, Rol Cole 12, Harold Burwood, Bessie Logon. Partner, Bell Harold, Billy Sea, Talaro. Countryman 36, Dolly Dillon, Black Admiral 48 Pedro Pronto 72, Logan Lou 84, Great Hope 108. MIDDLE CLASS HANDICAP, 4.42 class, . 2 miles;«—Master Councillor. General Bingen, limit; Tranquil 12, Blue Star, Lord Bingen, Holly Boy 24, Rita Rye 36, Stunt Artist 60, Napland 84. SHARPE HANDICAP. 2.18 class, 1 mile:—Ratana, Huon Grattan, ' Harley Dillon, Tranquil. High Jinks limit; Ben Lomond 12. Dalmeny, Daphne Widlwood, Rita Rye, Dreamallon 24 Rose Pointer, Rarebell Direct 36, Marvin Mao 48, Hue Coronado 60. LAMBTON HANDICAP. 4.54 class 2 miles: —Little Johnnie, Nelson Boy, Flile de Ballin, Sister Beatrice limit: Grace Grattan 12, Real the Great Frisco Beau 36, Some Jazz, My Junior 00, Spirit Bell, Happy Rosa, Pieter Timmerman 72 John Mauritius 132, Young Carbine 168. SPEEDWAY HANDICAP, 2.50 class TJ miles: —Master Councillor, Rose Pointer, Lord Nepean, Bruce, Double Event, Dixie's Pride, Lord Bingen, Golden Sun, Harley Dillon limit; Nelson Tasker, Fight Ever 12. Florrle Bingen, Bessie Logan 24, Dolly Dillon, Talaro, Countryman, Black Admiral, Bell Harold 36. Hue Coronado 48, Logan Lou 72, Great Hope 96. WELLINGTON SUMMER MEETING

THE WEIGHTS DECLARED. [Per Press Association.! WELLINGTON, Last Nlgtil Mr. H. Coyle has awarded the following weights for the Wellington Summer Meeting:— TRENTHAM HIGH - WEIGHT HANDICAP. 11 furlongs.— Gauntlet 10.10, Santiago 10.8. Gamecock 3 0.6, Kilburn 9.12, Kilorum 9.10, Mask 9.9, Son O’ Mine 9.9,1 The Tank 9.8, Gay Queen 9.4, Glaive 9.4, Matu 9.0. PITSSHEJR.BE RT HANDICAP, 5 furlongs.— Kilperon 9.2, Note 8.13, Gloninnis 8.11, Helen 8.5, Lucky Days 8.5, Paper Boy 8.0, Vertigern 7.12, Hyanna, Alyson, Decoy Bird, Climax, Magna Charta 7.9. Wild Work, Miss Scandal, Young Lochinvar, Torque 7.7, Front Rank 1 7.6, Eloquent, Lady Killer, Eltheln 7.2, Lady Desmond. Royal Game, Volplane 7.0. WELLINGTON CUP, 1J miles. — Count Cavour 9.6. Te Monanui, Musket'oon 9.1, The Banker 9.0, Listening Post, Suggestion 8.10, Grand Knight 8.8, Royal Divorce 8.7, Enthusiasm £.5, Surveyor 8.2, Tanadees 8.0, Muraahl 7.12, Star Stranger 7.11. Clarinda 7.10, Tresham 7.9, Fool’s Paradise, Waetea 7.4, Star Ranger 7.3, Ealdowa 7.2, Tarleton, Gala Day, Tommy Dodd 7.1, Martulla, Kalakauo. Beacon I.lght 7.0. ANN TVER SAL V HANDICAP. 1 mile.—Bright Day 9.13, Tresham 9.10, Waetea 9.5, Martulla 9.4, Mimetic 9.2, Footfall, Tommy Dodd 9.1. Tarleton 8.13, Economist 8.11, Beacon Light, Modern 8.9, Ro.uex, Agitato, Bumptious 8.7, Father O’Flyhn 5.6, Clandhu, Allmarimba 8.5, Snatcher 8.3, Tioga 8.2, Printemps, Retrospect. Crosslire, Enare, All Style, Bonnie Gold, En Route. Wristlet. Royal Diadem, Revel, Misgovern 8.0.

TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. Reremoana 10. S, Grand Knight 9.4, Lady Ridicule 9.3„ Pcneus S.lO, Deluge, Orchid, Lady Cavendish 8.7, Tamateta 8.6, Hipo 8.4, The Thorn 8.1, Cawnpore, Mimetic 7.12. Black Cat 7.9, Set Sail. Pelham 7.8. Economist, Shirley 7.7, Sleet, Ilka 7.3, Oration, Lioinlus, Phoenix Park 7.2, Father O’Flynn, Miss Hupana 7.0. RUAPEHU HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. —Pdlyphomus 9.0. Victory Bond 8.12, Celerity 11, Gauntlet, Westbroke, Mime, Diogenes, Newbury King 8.8, Nine of Spades 8.7. Quillfire. Demure, Bright Knight, Bon March 8.6, Dal Eaton, Subjection 8.4, Indian Sage 8.3, Letter of Credit 8.1, Bcvls, Ohui, Salamis, Tlone 8.0, Serotlna 7.13, Llandudno 7.10, Windshield 7.8, The Bolter 7.7, Serenade, Some Abbey, Frivolous 7.6, Oreum, Mah Jong 7.5, Lady Ideal, Black Mint, Elysianor 7.4, King Bron-f.y 7.3, Joy Bird. Coupon, Glrribillie 7.2, Gay Bird, Assert, Joyeuse, Peggy Ford, Rangimean a. Taixnadice, Mint Leaf 7.0.

BY

Pahiatua R.C. nominations close to.night at 9 o’clock. The telegraph office closes at 5 o’clock.

A beautiful cup, valued at 75gns. has been presented by Mr Hy Cowan as a trophy for the Pahiatua Handicap. It weights 62 ounces.

Mr C. O'Connor will again officiate as starter at t}ie pahiatua meeting.

The consideration in the sale of Los Ambus by Mr W. H. Ward to Mr A. S. Cambridge, of Dunedin, is said to have been 1000 guineas, Los Anibus Is a good galloper up to 7 furlongs and being easy to train should not be long in returning his price money.

Reremoana’s record this season is three firsts, two thirds and once unplaced' for six starts—-a payable horse to follow in the next few months.

Although Mimetic was one of the failures at the A.R.C. summer meeting his two year old brother Joy King, •.von two races. Mimetic’s form is of the "gusty” order, but he can never safely be put in the discard.

One of the short priced propositions for the Auckland Cup was Haze who though a maiden, had yet shown sufficient form as runner-up to the winners of several big events to make many believe his winning turn was overdue. However, those who contended that Haze was only a moderate found complete endorsement of their opinion, in the view of the "N.Z. Herald”, export. He figured in the Summer Cup with 7.6, but the Demosthenes gelding was never nearer to the leader than sixth.

Tractor’s progeny showed up - at the Dunedin Jockey Club's meeting winning both of the races for twoyear olds. Tractor Is a well-bred horse by The Tetrarch from a sister to William the Third, one of the best sons of St Simon. His progeny show plenty of speed, but they appear to be lacking in stamina, a disability that may, however, be less apparent with age. ,

Rapine, the winder of the Auckland Cup, is another example of the uncertainty of breeding. He Is a brother to Penitent, whom very few know to be in existence, whilst Rapine is a real horse that everyl/Jy knows.

Instead of sending his young stock over to Sydney ’ for the bloodstock sales, Mr Wilfred G. Stead is disposing of them by private treaty. Mr Stead has several youngsters by Leighton, who was got by Roi Herode from Queen of the Earth, by Flying Fox

The four-year-old St. Germans (Swynford—Hamoaze), one of England’s best horses, was sold last month by Lord Astor, to Mr H. P. Whitney and goes to America for stud purposes. Last year St Germans’ efforts Included second In the Derby and this year he won three of the seven races in which he ran. Hamoaze, who Is also the dam of Buchan. Saltash, and Tamar, has been barren ever since she threw St. Germans and he will probably prove her last foal. The price Mr Whitney paid for St. Germans Is not stated but immediately after his purchase he was insured for £25,000 at Lloyds.

Son-In-Law Is a stallion strongly In demand In England. His list filled this year at 800 guineas, and is already full for the.next two years at that fee.

Salvage Sale of Goods damaged by water at Colllnson & Cunninghame’s, when a water pipe burst and flooded the Furnishing. Drapery'. Manchester and Carpet Departments. The goods have been marked at an extremely low figure to effect a speedy clearance, though in th e majority of cases, very little harm has been done by the wetting.