SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13834, 21 August 1908, Page 7

SPORTING.

WAIKATO HUNT CLUB'S MEETING. The following: weights have been declared by Mr. It. Wynyard for the Waikato Hunt Club's meeting, to be held, on September 2 : — HUNT CLUB HURDLE RACE, two miles.— Crespin 12.7. Anna Lombard 11.7. Rotoiti 11.7, Goldsmith 11.5. Stromne.-s 10.13, Roueeabout 10.12. Fencer 10.9, Laddie 10.7, Symphony 10.7. • HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE, three miles — Bellman 13.0, Crespin 12.10, Jluwliiti 12.2, Reeklean 11.7, Anna, Lombard 11.4. Goldsmith 11.2, Rouseabont 10.12, Fencer 10.7, Futaruru 10.7. BAIIDOWIE HANDICAP, six furlongs.— mai 11.0, Aristocrat 10.12, Azott' 10.7. Waihou 10.5, Henry Havelouk 10.4, Memo 9.9. Luros 9.7, John 9.6, Romantic 9,0, Weldon 9.0. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, live furlongs.— French 1012, MlgnOh 10.12. Azof? 10.8. Waihou 10. R. Oonflde 10. Poplar 10.4, Ilemv Havelock 10.4, Golden Dream 0.12, Memo 9 9, Frorttltio 9,8, Euros 9.6. John 9.6. Kcepxtep 9.5, Westward Ho 9.3. Weldon 9.2. Hokomai 9.0, Romantic 90, Eblis 9 0. LADIES' BRACELET, one mile and a-half.— Rotoiti 12.10. Crespin 12.5, Rosavere 11.10, stroiuness 11.8. Pumperiit 11.2. Cliiariniau 10.12. fi»arrlilight 10.12, Warden 10.10, ICotiro 10.10, Otswhai 10.10, lied McGregor 10.3, Symphony 10.9, Ranger 10,7, Bobstsy 10 7. Weldon 10.7. Alarm 10.7. MAIDEN WELTER HANDICAP, One mile.— 11.7,- Poplar-10.9. Pamporia 9.9, Field-Marshal 9.8, Lttt'os 9.7. John 9.6, Cbiarinlan 9.5, Searchlight 9.5, Positive 9.4, Otawhai 9.4. Romantic 9.3. Liberty 9.3. Westward Ho 93, Lady Beresford 9.3. Red McGregor 9.3, Penfold 9.2, Weldon 9.2. Hokomal 9.0. Bangle 9.0, Setitrv 9.0, Eobstay 9.0, YVekj. 9.0. Alarm 9.0. AVONDALE 'JOCKEY CLUBS SPUING MEETING. Nominations for the Avemlale Cup, First Steeplechase Handicap, Plumplon Handicap, and Flying Handicap, to be decided at the Avondale Jockey Club's Spring Meeting-, close to-night at nine o'clock, WAIHI HACK RACING CLUB. [BY TELEGRAPH OViS CUItitKSPOKbEXT.] Waihi, Thursday. A meeting of the Waihi Hack Racing Club "was held last evening. A letter was received from the New Zealand Trotting Association stating that the Hack Club's disqualification in the Wee Pony case had been endorsed, but that the term of punishment would be for life. The secretary reported that the conference between the representatives of the Hack Club and Waihi Jockey Club had resulted in the commencement of a training track, which should bo finished before the cud of August.,