WAIPA RACING CLUB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17650, 10 December 1920, Page 9

WAIPA RACING CLUB.

THE ACCEPTANCES.

Following are the acceptances for the Waipa Racing Club's meeting, which takes place at To Awamutu on the 18th inst. : — , PIRONGIA HURDLES, one mile and aha":— Keystone 11.4, Shell Shock 11.2, 1 2 1 -i J 1( 4 1 ,\, G <>Wen Petal 10.6. Otara an 5 1 , s L 9 - 13 - Lombardy 9.8. Wangawai 9.0. Kautahoo 9.0. Sea De'il 9.0, Grand CSM ' "We 9 '°' Paulician 90 -

~KIHIKIHI HANDICAP, six furlongs.—Esthoma 9.0, Lightning 9.0, Caballero 7 9 Monocrat 7.6, Teiki 7.5. Tinohoro 7.5, Persian King 7.1. Miss Leslie 6.11, Over There 6.10. No Mistake 6.9, Boko 6.7. Bang 6.7, ■Lady Lilac 6.7, Flowing Bowl 6.7. tpaipa MAIDEN handicap, weight-tor-age five furlongs.—Neuritis. Abberfield. jbady. Petarn, Menace, Katoa, Lady Glissas. lopping, aiatapai, Awareka, Glenval, Aircratt, Jaffna. Princess Renown, Sam, Queen s a& °&i ¥ ar £- , G 'dgi, Knighton. Col. Abbey, Meleesh, Subway, Royal Box, Leitkneld, Waitamahme. Passionless, Coninemara Master Rowan, Shell Shock. Thora, Royal Bride Elsie Aroha, aire re Maid, y a jY Lilac, -Dclysian, Tui Clive, Fairmount. Lady Frederic, Innes, Failwin. Criniz, Recreation. St. Waipa, Brodick, Accelerate. Melesian.

TE A.WAMUTU CUP, one mile and aquarter.—Mangamaho© 9.0, Glen Canny 9.0, * "5« Willonyx 8.11, Cleft 8.11, Gold Kip 8.4, Woody Glen 7.13, Starland 7.13, Tinopai U f Blue Cross 7.4. Lord Kenilworth 7.0, Perfect Day 6 12, Corresidor 6.12, Lady Energy 6.11 oTe ° ro 6 9 Royal Irish craft 6°7 9 ' Tabasco 6 - 7 . Air

FLYING HANDICAP. six furlongs— Dribble 9.3. Right and Left 8.9, Sweet Corn • • Golaen Bubble 8.1, Esthonia 8.1, lightning. a 8.1 \ A tt 7.11, • Tinokaha 7.2, Dead e^. we ? , 6.7, Persian King 6.7. No Mistake 6.7, Infante 6.7, Jollie Princess 6.7.

PATERaNGI WELTER, one mile.— 9™ -S,' s'-,5'-, Forest Gold 10.3, Independence 9.11, Explode 9.10. Bitholia 9.10, Tabasco 9.5, Luperina 9.3, Penona 8 12, Some Fashion 8.8, Cantons 8.0. Boko SO, Harrington 8.0, lui Olive 8.0. Lovehght 8.0, Pukemarama 8.0. ORAKAU HACK HANDICAP, six furlongs.— Pavo 9.5, Miss Leslie 8.10. Kilbeggan 8.8, Heatliermoon 8.6, Penona 8.5, Infante 6.3, Brodick 7.9, lowing Bowl 7.6, Lady Rouge 7.0, Wannigan 7.5. Abberfield 7.5, Stammer 7.4.. c „ ralt T 7.4. Gidgi 7.2, Innesa 7.2, Cninz 7.2. Jaffna 7.2, Causeway 7.2, Glenwir? L- lxl P^ l< > ne 7.2, Passionless 7.2, Waitjamalune 7.2, Knighton 7.2, Recreation 7.2. Boomaday 7.2, Miss Alpha 7.2, Maid of the Lake 7.2, Hypothesis 7.2, Menace 7.2, Awareka 7.2, Wairere Maid, Katoa. HANDICAP, seven furlongs. Dribble 9.8 Glen Canny 9.8, Rockfield 8.7 £-" an 8.2, Bezant 7.7, Te Oro 7.3, Monocrat §»■ ?,' l- 2vi or ß, , 61 -- Independence 6.12, Bitholia 6.11 Tabasco 6.7, Sanacre 6.7, Some ash ion 6.7, Winsome Arch 6.7, Arch Carreno 6.7, Sliver Pine 6.7. TIRAU RACING CLUB. The following is a list of the nominations received by the Tirau Racing Club in conneetion # with their annuaL raoe meeting, winch is to take place on January 1: — MAIDEN HACK.Mottle Rose, Oreipunga, Edna. b. m. by General Soult—Crown Rose, Wairere Maid, Silver Glide, Rauputu, Irish Land, Gwenella, Waitahamine, Morrin Abbey, Tinotua. Accurate, b. m. by Wauchope—Grolden Sands, Lyroe, Ihapotoa, b. m. by St. —Minna, Outpost.

SHORTS HANDICAP.—MottIe Rose, Silver Glide, Gwenella, Loo, Neuritis. Accurate, Quintillian, Queen Soult. Ihapotoa. TIRAU HANDICAP.—SiIver Pine, Brodick, Paulician, Penona, .Morrin Abbey, Loo, Hypothesis, Gold Glide. Boko, Tui Clyde, Silver Lode.

LADIES' BRACELET.—Patetere, Edna, Sir Clive. b. m. by General Soult—Crown Rose, Rauputu," Deceiver. Fierybrook, Quintillian, Ihapotoa, Outpost, Lady Captive.

COUNTY HANDICAP.— Rose, Wairere. Silver Glide, Brodick, Irish Land, Pauhcian, Penona, Gold-Glide, Lyroe, Queen Soult, Neuritis.

SETTLERS' —Mottle Rose, Oreipunga, b. m. by St. —Minna, Sir Olive Waitahamme, b. m. by Wauchope— Sunshine, Nunerrant, Outpost. • WELTER HANDICAP.— Neuritis. Gold Glide, Boko, Nunerrant, Outpost.

A.R.C. COMMITTEE.

At meeting of the Auckland Racing Club Committee was held yesterday. It was decided to start the first race each day of the summer meeting at 11.30 a.m.

The Pakuranga Hunt was granted the use of tie Ellerslie racecourse for their next race meeting about May 14.

A vote of £10 was passed to provide toys and comforts for the children in the Public Hospital at Christmas. Transfers were approved as follows:H. J. W. Lord to D. Marks, Rieuse; D. J. and M. J- Lynch to E. Page, Rekatoa; W. ,G. Stead to F. Davis, Prince Ferouz; J. B. Reid to J. Harle, 1918 br, g. by Sunny LakeVanna.

Accounts totalling £2128 were passed for payment.