DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19133, 26 September 1925, Page 15

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB.

HANDICAPS ANNOUNCED.

[BV TELEGRAPH.—I'KESS ASSOCIATION.] CHBISTCHURCH. Friday.

The following are the handicaps for tho Dunedin Jockey Club'a Spring Meeting:—

OCTOBER WELTER HANDICAP; 1. roilew r-Happy Daya, 9.33; Footfall, &.10: Gi&tti* killer 9.5; Gay Juliet, 9.4: Happy Warrior, 9.2; Comic So eg, 9.1; Warhaven, Chickwheat, 9.0; Apple Dighton, 8.13: Carpcntior, Corn Riga, Centrepiece. Cocby Bondhu. 8.7; Heather Lad, 8.5; Shandre, 8.4; Kil" barry, 8.2: Fulmar, 8.0. MAUNGATUA HANDICAP; 7 fur.—Carpen tier, 5.4 ; Jubilant, 9.3; Retrospect, Apacho, 9.2; John Bradbury, Cornflower, »•}: Tommy Dodd, 9.0; Shar.dre, Roua.ki, 8.10; Kilria, 8.8; Uleabourg. Incursio, 8.5; Boughleen Dhoun, 8,4: Reno Mavis. 8.3; Jarretiere. 8.3; Hungry Hill. Taboo, 8.0; Jolljf Glad, 7.33; Philanderer. 7.12; liaikahu, Roman Archer, Sparklijrht, 7.11; Martin 7.10; Sporting Girl, Goldstcp, Cornstalk, 7.9; April Showers, Waterlow, Miss Gar* ance, Windshield, Bay Bird, 7.7. TAIOMA HANDICAP; 6 fur.-—lrish, 9.7{ Money Order, 8.13; Volant, 3.12; Uleabour& f-11: Rene Mavis. 8.10; Taboo. 8.8; Arpetit, Bay Raiment, Royal Wink, 8.7; Overhaul. All Style, 8.6; Fairy Tidings, 8.4: Bonny Lake, Quickform, Martia, 8.5; Morning Gift, 8.2; Solfello, 8.1;. Currency, Corn Money, Solna, Strongbud, KillotT. 8.0. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. 6 fur.-Orehid, Songbind, 1 9.4; Father O'Flynn. S. 10: \V inkie s Best, Nincompoop. 8.7; Gay Juliet, 8.4; Comici Sons, Set Sail, Victory Bond. 8.1; Barn Owl. 8.0; Warhaven. Apple Diehtosi. 7.13: Eaton Bells. 7.12: Money Order. 7.11: Dancing Days, Bugle Note, 7.9; Bright Mark, 7.7; Overdrawn, 7.6; Coin Rigs. Circulation, 7.5; Starmist, 7.2; Knocklyn, Fulmar. Philanderer, Hurdy Gurdy, 7.0. ( MOSGIEL HANDICAP, Ji miles,—Listening Post, 9.13; Loughrea, 9.10: Count Cavour, 9.5: Deucalion, Kilfane, 8.9; Boadicea, 8.2; Ravena, 8.1; Malaga, 7.10: Rivalry, 7.4; Tiff, 7.3; Botiena, Lucinette. Jubilant, Henther Lad, - Solerino. Chickwheut. Rapier, 7.0. SPRING HURDLE HANDICAP. 13 miles. —Penury Rose, 12.4; Frioco Mail, Eonmaik. 11.6: Frenchman, 10.11; Adjutor, 10.10; Bachelor Gay 10.5; Kaiknhu, 9.8; Red Kris#, 9.(5; Uncle Bob. Muzsle, 9.4; Paddy's Hopes Wapping Nauheal, Royal Dispatch, Aviapado, Galaxy, 9,0, FORTHCOMING MEETINGS. WHANGAREI RACING CLUS. The V/hangarei Racing Club will bold its spring meeting on Thursday and Saturday. October 8 and 10., _ Tho weights tor events set down for decision on the opening day will bo declared by Mr. F. J, McMauemin on lueoday neit. and acceptances for rani® fall due on the succeeding Friday at 5 p.m. Aoceptancoa may bo lodged either with the socretr.ry. Mr. L. G. Hill, Whangarei, or at Mr. K Sinclair Yates' office. City Chambers, Auckland. WAIKATO RACING CLUB. The Waik&to Racing Club has fixed its annual race meeting to bo held on Saturday and Monday, November 14 and 16. Tho B «tn allottee} in prite-money amounts to £4300. The Waikato Cup of £750 holds the leading place. and it is pleasing to fipd tho distanco retained at a mile and a-haif. Tne leading sprint ovonts—Cambridge Handicap and Kirikiriroa. Handicap—are respectively worth £4OO and £.IOO, and a brace of events each of the valuo of £2OO are for the two-vear-old division, There is a brace of hurdle events each worth £2OO and an equal number of steeplechaser carry tho respective stakes of £3OO aud £250. Nominations for all events close with tho secretary, Mr. E. H. O'Meara. or Mr. C. F. Mark. High Street. Auckland, at 6 p.m. on Friday, October 23. WAIKATO HUNT. The Waikato Hunt will hold its annual race meeting at To Rapa on Labour Day (Monday. October £W. and. with prize-money to the extent of £2IOO offered for competition, it will be recognised that the nrograuuuo is coat on attractive lineti. Tho Waikato Hunt Cup stands out aa the loading ovent, and the cross-country _ event carries a stake of £660 in Bpecie. besides a gold cup of the value of £IOO. The Hunters' Hurdle Race is worth £350, while the Members' Memorial Handicap, to be tun over a mile and 8-quarter, carries a stake of £450; and the Instow Handiuap (six furlongs) of £360 is the leading simat event. From the programme. which will be found published in full in another column, it will be seen thai nominations for all events close on Friday next, and the same may be lodged either with the secretary, Mr. E. H. O'Mear*. Hamilton, or with Mr. C. F. Mark, High Street. Auckland.