POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17295, 20 October 1919, Page 4

POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB.

DECLARATION OF WEIGHTS.

[BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, Saturday. Thei following are the weights for the Poverty Bay Turf Club's meeting: — t JUNCTION HANDICAP, fir* furlongs.5^ rt Mußkerry 9.0, Lionskin. 8.13, Statuette 8-8, Hyttus 8.6. Carlysia.ii 8.8, Actifid 8.5. Orawia 7.1;,. Rupa.hu 7.11. Happy Valley 7.10, Magistratei 7.2, Aire 7.0, Woodrow 6.7, Rotata 6.7. Multilla 6.7.

HURDLE HANDICAP, one mile and Mnltive 12 . Con l™ Whfro 9 4 ChtlH-T *« o- \ acuum 9 '2, Brunswick Grk n d h id'et%.0 9 : 2, C ™ 9 -°' W^lriri 90 -

Astolat 9.0 Happy Valley 8.12. Aire 7.13. Astolat 9.0 Happy Valley 8.12. Aire 7.13. 7 7 te, *V-" , J Gold Shine 7.9. Nick's Head 7,3 Woodrow 7.3 Hookah 7.2. Gay Boy 7.2. True Joy 7.2, Slumix 7.2. Hawkesbury 7.2, Persian King 7.2. SPRING HANDICAP, one mile' and aquarter —Gazique 9.13. Multifnal 8.13. Lado-e-ur 8.12. Athens 11. 8.11. Multive 8.6, Cynic So' ml 8 -. Lord Muakterry 78. Palm Oil r-2. Flash Laoy 6.13. Orateur 6.7, Black All

WELTER HANDICAP, seven furlongs. — fabrquette 10.0. Bownham 9.5. Palm Oil 9.8, Jingo 9.6, Crosswords 8.5. Hythread 9.5. SlPahu 3.4. Oho- %*&? • « Hy k !<>^ .B-7. Futons*, 8.7. Fiddlestring 8.6, Pavillion 8.3, Sunray 8.2, Waikohu 8.2. Subdual 8.0, Hookah 80.

, FI " Y J?S i -^ ICAP - s,x turlon Sß ._G». yque 10.0 Multifu*! 8.8, Lionakin 8.6, Escaped 8.4 Hyttus 7.13. Oownham 7.11, Actihd /.10. Black Lace 7.9. Orawia 6 12

OCTOBER HACK HANDICAP one mile -Pretty Bobby 9.6. Flash Lady lltt 8.9. <£«ral Stephen 8.7, Orateur 83, Helton s.O, Rylstone 7.10. Fiddleatrmg 7.10, Gold vv lD j '-S^'o 8 7 - 8 - Pavillion 7.8. Woodrow 72. Hawkcsbury 7.0, Gay Boy 70.

WAIPAWA COUNTY RACING CLUB.

LIST OK ACCEPTANCES

[BT telegraph—press ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON. Saturday. n X O ."n WUIE V? ac cept*nc« 8 for the WaipawiCouaty R aolng Club ' a annual mwt ' ! WELTER HACK HANDICAP, seven fur--7 ?f Vr? ,, , c ° mar 9 -°- Makers 8.10. Mumble 7.13, Patukia 7.7, Gatha 7.7. WAIPAWA COUNTY HANDICAP, one »'•«■— Retard 9.0, Vermillion 8.9. Tan 8.5. Doric 8.0. Maraetotara 8.0, Chillies 7.9. ii, T oo^ll6 7.8. Bliasfulness 7.7, Woodiaric 7.2. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP, one inile »nn a-quarter.— 12.1. Tatimi J 1.11. Nicomar 11.8. Sensitive 10.13. iram&r 10.13. Patukia, 10.7, Bill 10 7 Tipperary Lass 10.7. HOMEWOOD HACK HANDICAP, one tnile.-Carillon 9.0 Wapping 8.13, Red Cent 8.5, Demon 77, Hotoke 7.7. Patukia, 7.2. RAILWAY HANDICAP, six furlongs.Vennilhorj 9.0. Tari 8.9. Doric 8.4. Maraetotara 8.2, Blissfulness 7.13, Chillies 7.11. HACK FLYING- HANDICAP, six farlongs.— Salute 8.7. Lady Kilworth 8.1, Tomikohe 8.0, Woolahra 7.8, Mumble 7.7, Tiora 7.5. Conziaka 7.5, G-atha 6.12. THE TURF IN ENGLAND. ; THE KING'S HORSES WIN. A. and N.Z. LONDON, Oct. 17. At the Newmarket meeting horses carrying the King's colours won three races. The Middle Park Plate (six furlongs) resuited in a victory for Major McCalmont's colt Tetratema (by the Tetrarch). Southern finished second, and Light-hearted third. There were five starters, and Tetratema, who ruled a strong odds-on favourite, won by six lengths. Tetratema was ridden by the ex-Australian jockey, J. Carslake. THE WELLINGTON MEETING. [BY TELEGRAPH. OWN CORBKSPONDENT. ] ' CHKISTCHTJRCH. Saturday. ! Sir George Clifford's team for the Wellington meeting will be limited to two horses. The first of these is Acquittal, a useful three-year-old: the other is Moorfowl, a well-grown two-year-old filly by Autumnus Kirriemuir, and a rare good galloper. She has not had a race yet. but she may be expected to turn out a big winner before the end of the season. Percy Mason will take two horses to TrentJbam to strengthen the team his father is bringing back from Sydney. They are both three-year-olds, the Australian-bred Falstaff being a very likely winner. The other is Lovelock, who does not impress at present. F. D. Jones' team for Trentham will consist of Paraoa. who has put on condition lately, and Burransong. who has not done much fast work since he came here from Southland.

Murray Hobbs will journey to Wellington with lortnx and Flight Commander. The first-named is a handsome daughter of Martian from the New Zealand Cup winner TortulJ*. and th.« manner in which she won at Ashburton this week suggests that she will again be seen to advantage at an early date.

BACK FROM AUSTRALIA.

The racehorses Spanner, Tuanaha. and Golden Bubble, members •of G. Jones' team, who competed unsticcessfully in Australia recently, arrived back in Auckland yesterday by the Moeraki, and are at present located at W. Mobberley's stables, Ellerslie. awaiting despatch to Hawke's Bay. By the same boat, Messrs. Gleeson ana<l Thorpe's two-year old, Dunedin. who claims engagement in the A. R. C. Welcome Stik«s next month, also arrived. Horsemen who returned to the Dominion by the Moeraki were B. Deeley. K. Tapp and J. Deerey.