LATE SPORTING

Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6542, 25 February 1928, Page 10

LATE SPORTING

WOODVILLE ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY, (Per Press Association.) WOODVILLE, Last Night. Woodvillo acceptances for the second day are:— HOPELANDS HURDLES, of 125 sovs. li miles. —Panorama 10.11, Polyphemus 10.9, Blue Peter 9.6, Sir Moment 9.2, Axle 9.0. NOVICE PLATE, of 100 sovs. 6 furlongs (all 8.5. —Timi Inihi, Golden Egg, Liloth, Vindication, Sneerer, Purseful, Skyrid'er, Maui, Tanakaha, Red Bank, Arkansas, Molong, Rolex. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. A mile and a distance.—Joy Bird, David Garrick 8.12, Lady Mist 7.2, Vindication, Maureen, Lady Moon 7.0. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. 6 furlongs.—Crown Area 9.1.1, Sarchee 8.4, Royal Ceres 8.1, Cosmetic 7.11 Coot 7.3, Kilmoyler, Miss Pat, Lin Arlington, March On 7.0. DEBUTANT STAKES, of 125 sovs. 5 furlongs.—Moorcgas > 8.2, Amplifier 7.13, Millais 7.12, Mount Shannon 7.4, Australis 7.2, Agreeable 7.1, Gold Bag, Spearmain 7.0. MAHARAHARA HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. 7 furlongs.—Tresham 8.13, Corf 8.11, Bonhommc, Cosmetic 8.9, Willow Wai 8.4, De Luxe 8.3, Lady Gay, Lin Arlington 7.7. - KUMEROA HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. A mile and a Swell 9.11, Sandburr 8.1, Red Fuchsia, Vigilance 8.0, Spearmiss 7.7, Aurora Borealis 7.2.

HORSES SHOWING FORM: MAY BUN WELL TO-DAY Hopelands Hurdles: Blue Peter and Polyphemus. Novice Plate: Molong and Maui. , Autumn Handicap: Lady Limond and. Blimp. Maugapapa Handicap; Par Money and Aston. ■ Telegraph Handicap; Sarchee and Royal Ceres. Debutante Stakes: Mooregas and Millais. • Maharahara Handicap: Cosmetic and Tresham. Kumeroa Handicap: The Swell and Vigilance.

MANAWATU TROTTING HANDICAPS FOB MARCT 7. (Per Press Association.) .'CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night. Tho following Manawatu Trotting Club handicaps have been declared:—: LADIES’ BBACELtT, 100 sovs.; class 3.45; one njilo and a-half. Louie Dillon scr Lady Jewell scr, Van Mac scr Aroroa ser Indicator scr Welcome Fleetfoot scr Peatrl scr Arachno scr Kolerino .scr Great Ballin scr Krina . ■-,.-x scr El Direct scr Realty ■ - scr Zo M‘Kinney scr ydsbhd Nancy Bell scr Our Nancy 36 Lorraine scr Richmond Native Hero scr Lass 36 The Abbey scr Audubon Logan Star scr Patch 36 Tawa King scr Ce Advanccur scr Hardy Jack scr Drift Wave 84 Franzgana i ser LINTON HANDICAP, of 100 sovs.; one mile and a half. Ando Spray scr ydsbhd May Reta scr Black Palm 72 Tamahana scr Ben Bingen 72 Hacre Real Todd 84 Grattan scr Tui Bells 84 Eangitira scr Maori Peter 84 Eva Zolock scr Miss Leda 156 Le Campion scr 1 STEWARDS’ HANDICAP;, of' 100 sovs.; two miles. : Van Mac scr Aroroa scr Richmond ydsbhd Lass scr Mary Brown " 12 Audubon Lady Ballin - 24 Patch scr Trumpeter 36 Nancy Bell scr Fliton 36 The Abbey scr Derby Lynn .48 Hardy Jack ser Sailor Boy 48 Franzgana scr Crusader 48 Welcome Good Lady 72 Pearl scr MANAWATU CUP, of 265 sovs.; two miles. Dillon’s Tamerlane 24 Pride scr Shadowland 36 Master Cute scr Wild Lad 36 Young Tui Wildwood 36 Author scr Our Patch 48 Lottio Vesuvius 48

Advance ser Dad’s Hope 48 Lady yds bhd Mate o ’ Mine 48 Barrington 32 ITramic 48 High Sea 12 Eicardo 72 Wakefield 12 Caprice 84 Mercury 12 LONG® TON HANDICAP, of 100 so vs.; one mile 1 and a-half. Indicator ser Ivrina ser Audubon Ecalty ser Patch ser yds bhd Groat Balliu ser Lady Zoo 12 El Direct ser Hilltop 12 Zo M‘Kinney ser Mary Brown 32 Lorraine ser Co Advanecur 121 Abrudbanga ser Vallamont 24' Araroa ser 'Sailor Boy 36 Our Nancy ser Cora Tacks 60 Kolcraino ser Abundance 96 POH ANGINA HANDICAP, of 110 sovs.; one mile and five furlongs. Welcome yds bhd 1 Pearl ser Fliton 32 Eichmond Trumpeter 12 Lass ser Crusader 12 Zolock Wood ser Derby Lynn 24 Mary Brown ser Good Lady 36 Ladv Ballin ser Syringa 72

PALMERSTON NTH. HANDICAP, fo 110 sovs.; two miles. Audo Spray scr yds blid Brian Bingen scr Beal Todd 24 Tamahana scr Tui Bells 24 yds bhd Maori Peter 24 Black Palm 12 Miss Leda 120 Ben Bingen 2-4 Bright Light 132 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 125 sovs.; one mile and a-quarter. Lady Zee scr yds bhd Cora Tacks scr Vesuvius 12 Item scr Mercury 24 iVakotfeld scr Dad’s Hope 24 Lady High Sea 24 Barrington scr Syringa 24 Toung Mate o’ Mine 24 Author scr Profltier 24 Lottie Our Patch 36 Advance scr Abundance 36 yds bhd Hramic 36 Master Cute 12 Caprice 60

Wellington Nominations. Owners and trainers are reminded that nominations for the Wellington Racing Club’s Autumn meeting to be held on March IB and 17 close on Monday at 9 P-m, Rangitikei Also. Preparations are well in hand for the Rangitikei Racing Club’s meeting which will bo held at Bulls on Wednesday and Thursday, March 21 and 22. The new wire panelled fencing has been completed, adding to the smart appearance, of the enclosures, while. numerous other improvements include an unloading platform for horses arriving by motor lorry, and increased accommodation for visitors and ' horses. The accommodation house now contains 86 beds, and a similar number of boxes and 20 paddocks are provided for horses. The plough gallop is in perfect order and there is a good sole of grass on the course proper. The programme comprises 8 events each day, and all classes of horses are catered for. Three open events are carded each day, as well as hack flat, hack hurdle, and maiden races. The Rangitikei Cup, li miles, is worth 250 sovs., and the Fraser Memorial Handicap, 1 mile and a distance, 200 sovs. No race is worth less than 100 sovs. The principal officials at the meeting are;—Starter, Mr C. O’Connor; Handicapper, Mr. J. E. Henrys: and the Judge, Mr J. Cameron. Mr Geo. Spriggins will conduct the totalisator, and Messrs Dustins Ltd. of Palmerston North and Mr. S. W. R. Evans of the Princess Hotel, Terrace End were the successful tenderers for the catering and publican's booths respectively. Nominations for all events, including the Trial Plate, .and the Maiden Handicap close on Monday, February 27th at 9 p.m. The secretary Mr H. A. Goodall has arranged for the Telegraph Office to be open until 9 pm.