WAIPA RACING CLUB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15687, 14 August 1914, Page 7

WAIPA RACING CLUB.

The follow'ng handicaps haw been declared by Mr. F. W. Edwards tor the Waipa Racing Club's mooting, which takes place on the 22nd inst :—

HUNTERS' HURDLES, one mile and a ialf —Okaihau 11.12. Curearua 11.5, Killarn 10 5 Bhrney Stone 10.5. Kawau 10.6, Beauty L 0.3. Tangitua 10 0.

MAIDEN TROT, one mils.—Roto Manuka scratch, Teddy McKinney ss, Doris Salisbury 6s, Myrtle G 6s, Solon Dillon 6s. Levuka 7s. Armena Bs. Mono Sal'sbury Bs, Miss Waipara Bs. Prince Akwood Bs. Dido Bs, Kawhatea 9s, Ngapuhi 10s, Master Salisbury 10s. Miss Tui 10s OHAUPO HANDICAP, five furlongs , and a-half — Union Jack 10 2. Starkot 910. Glidesway 9 8. Te Mat* 9.6. Irish Linen 9 6, Kawau 9 6. El Gallo 9.5. Pierrepont 9 5. Patrica 9 2

TE AWAMUTU CUP. one mile.—Lady Dot 9.12 Valentine 912. Sir Rupert 9.11, St. Helena 97, Poictiers 9.5, Rosea 9.0. HANDICAP TROT, one mile and a-hsif.-Ghoaru scratch. Teddy McKinney 16s. Myrtle G. 19s. Doriß Salisbury 19s. Levuka 21s, Ar mena 225. Mono Salisbury 225.

GREEN HILL HANDICAP, four furlongs and a-half—St Helena 10.5, Starkot 910, Glideawav 9 8. Te Mata 96. Irish Linen 9 6. Chondon 9 5. Seafoam 9.5, El Gallo 9.5. Kaakaka 9.5. Piorropont 9.5, Waiomu 9-2, Tango 9.2, Patrica 9 2.

Acceptances close on Tuesday next.

PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB. Nominations for all events to be run at tho Pakuranga Uunt Club's meeting close to-nifrht at nine o'clock at tho office of tho secretary, Mr. P. D. Yongo. Vulcan Lane.

THE CASTALIA ARBITRATION.

[bt telegraph.— association.]

Christchtjbch, Thursday. The New Zealand Racing Conference arbitrators, Sir George Clifford and Messrs. CG. Dalgoty and H. Friodlander, appointed by consent of the parties to the dispute as to the payment of 25sovs to the breeder of tho winner of 'he Avondale Stakes, 1913, have decided that the word " brooder" is in the esse of a breeder of a foal clearly confined for all stud and racing purposes to the owner of the dam at tho time when such foal was dropped. The arbitrators further decided that there was no power inherent in the stewards or committee of tho club to vary the plain meaning of the word " breeder" as so used, and therefore directed thai the sum allocated to the brooder of Castalia, winnor of tho Avondale Stakes, bo paid to Mr. F. Hall, who it was adir.ittol purchased hor da.m prior to tho day on which Castalia was foaled."