SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15183, 30 June 1911, Page 6

SPORTING.

NAPIER PARK RACES. (Pee Ukited Press Association.) NAPIER, June 29. The winter meeting of the Napier Park Racing Club was concluded to-day. The woathcr was dccided'ly better than it was on tho previous day, although it was •still cold and threatening, The sum of £9585 was put through the totalisator, as against £603b for tho second day last year, making £19,064 for tho mooting, or £6998 more than in 1910. Results: — • BROOKLANDS HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Moutoa Girl, 9.10 (C. Price), 1; Golden Age, 9.1 (F. Coloman), 2; Loch Maben, 9.0 (L. Wilson) 3. Also started: Peroeler, Amaru, Branstield, Esmeh, Southeast. Won easily by a clear length. Time, limn 25 4-ssec. WAIOIIIKI HACK HURDLES. Ono mile and a-half.—Donzel, 9.6 (D. Watt), 1; Tina Toa, 9.6 (M. Flynn), 2; Polynices, 9.0 (J. Hercock), 3. Also started: Bollin, Wirral, Enroco, Mcrrio Valet, Boyne Water, Fond Memory. Won by four lengths, with fivo .lengths between second and third. Time, 3min 54-ssec. WINTER OATS HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Projectile, 9.9 (H. Gray), 1; San Pluie, 9.0 (A. Ollivcr), 2; Humming Bird, 9.12 (F. D, Jones), 3. Also started: Sir Fri-:co, Amato, Starboard, Seaweed, Separator, Remissness. Won by a length and a-half, with two lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 413-sscc. PARK STEEPLECHASE. About two miles and a-half.—Hoanga, 10.2 (Rangi Thompson), 1; Lingerer, 8.7 (R. Gray), 2; Rosegrovo 9.13 (C. Price), 3. Also started: Sardonyx. . Rosegrovo lost his rider and Lingerer came down, but both horses wcro remounted. At the finish Hoanga was the length of the straight in front, and tho same distance separated tho second and third horses. Time, 6min 19 l-sscc. LADIES' BRACELET. Ono mile.Scots Fusilier, 10.7 (Mr A. Hyde), 1; Fttsilca, 10.7 (Mr A. Best), 2; Goldfinch, 10.8 (Mr J. Tracey), 3. Also started: To Wliotu, Eiya, Timerite, "Golden Clasp, Monsieur Soult, Onslow Park, Amphora, Water o' Milk. Won easily by eight lengths, with tho third horse six lengths awav. Time, lmin 581-ssec. PORAITE HURDLES HANDICAP. One mile and three-quarters— D'nil, 9.7 (Rangi Thompson), 1; Windage, 10.4 (C. Price). 2; Tina Toa, 9.0 (C. Cochrane), 3. Also started: St. Albert, Toru. Won by two lengths, with twenty lengths between second and third. Time, omin 394-ssec. NEWSTEAD HACK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Otahn, 9.0 (C. Price), 1; Fuss, 10.2 (A. Ollivcr), 2; Stourton, 9.5 (F. Cross), 3. Also started: Gold Battery, Composed, Turqueena, Flcofc Week. Won anyhow by six lengths, with the third horse two lengths away. Time, lmin 414-sscc. WELLINGTON WINTER MEETING. • (Per United Pbess Association.) '' NAPIER, Juno 29. Tho following handicaps have been declared by Mr J. 11. Pollock for tho Wellington winter meeting:— Stewards' Handicap. Seven furlongs.— Effort 10.9, Wauchope 10.8, St. Bill 10.7, Projcctilo 10.2. Gold Thread 10.2, Humming Bird 9.12, Bracken 9.11, Edna May r. -i n Tu n i,- fl.a. Incy 9.7, First Consul 9.7, Merrio Frank 9.5, Silk Web 9.5, Starboard 9.5, Afterthought 9.4, Hirini 9.3, Firebell 9.3, Royal Maine 9.3, Llanwcrn 9.3. Splash 9.3, Peary 9.2. Pohuhi 9.0, Odessa 9.0, Clem 9.0, Burton 9.0, Negative o.° _ Mir&mar Handicap. Seven furlongs.— Moreea.mbe 10.7, Kopek 10.7, Gold Battery 10.2, Fuss 10.1, Gold Circlo 10.1, Undecided 10.0, Bay Paul 9.12, Sampan 9.9, Rongomau 9.9, Turna 9.8, Sandy Paul 9.8, Black Reef 9.5, Golden Age 9.3, Merrio Goer 9.3, Esmeli 1.0. Mira 9.0, Fleet Week 9.0, Ensom Lass 9.0. Kopanc 9.0. Optimoform 9.0, Merrie Lad 9.0, Vite 9.0, Egypt 9.0. Hack and Hunters' Steeplechase. Two miles and a-half.—Winiata 11.7, Yasmak 11.5, Lull 11.3. Tjrannio 11.3, Hangao 10.10, Rosegrovo 10.9, Hydrant }0.9. fSnnray 10.7, Prospector 10.7, Ribstono Pippin 10.5 Swathmoor 10.5, D'nil 10.2, St, Albert. 10.0.

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j Captain Jingle 9.13, Levant 9.13, Edna • May '9.12, Defeat 9.12, Commodore 9.11, Mollington 9.11, Salopian 9.11, St. Amelia 9.11, Pushful 9.9, Wirihana 9.7, The Plough 9.7, Rnogonui 9.7, Sylvia Maid 9.7, Jack 9.7, Boya-1 Guard 9.7, Re- . taincr 9.7, ICohupatiki 9.7. I Parliamentary Handicap. One milo.— Full Rate 10.13. Provocation 1013, Sir i Frisco 10.10, Effort 10.7, Ekctrakotf .10.7, Merrio Zealand 10.6, Wimmera 10.6, Dreadless 10.5, My Lawyer 10.3, Vi 10.2, Flitaway 9.12, Humming Bird 9.12, Proiectilo 9.12, Bracken 9.10, Mero&a 9.10, Simlax 9.9, Ariom 9.7, First Consul 9.5, Eclogue 9.5, Ine.y 9.4, C<;rk 9.4, Aimwell 9.3, Peary 9.0, Pohututu 9.0, Kilost-erie 9.0, Seaweed 9.0, Merry Lad 9.0. Winter Hurdles Handicap. Two miles.— Paisano 12.6, Continuajioe 11.11, Wimmera 11.11, .Master Paul 10.12, Whakaweira 10.11, Centaur 10.11, Compass 10.8, Appin 10.3, North-oast 10.3, Paritutu 10.1, Tho Native 10.0, Xavier 9.13, Lull 9.13, Gold Bird 9.13. John 9.11, Napper 9.11, Don Quex 9.9, D'nil 9.9,. Windage 9.9, Bollin 9.8, Tewhctu , 9.8, Whito Cockado 9,8, Waiputere 9.6, Hydrant 9.5, Mount Cook 9.5, The Rover . 9.5, Longner 9.4, Tom 9.4, Golden Water • 9.2, Mallet 9.2. Euroco 9.2, Outlancier 9.2, Pushful 9.0, Aberration 9.0, Robbiter 9.0, ' Raupa.ro 9.0, Gold-en Clasp 9.0, Bovne Water 9.0, • Tina Toa 9.0, Highden 9.0, Game 9.0. ' Te Aro Handicap. Fire furlongs.—Sea-' i weed 10.8, Longstep 10.7, Peroeler 10.6, Amaru 9.13, Kiiia 9.12. Alntanai 9.10. Eiva. i 9.7, Miss Dnvcre 9.6, Lndy Fran 9.6, Mahara 9.6, Eaglestono 9.6, Bier Blast 9.6, j : Merrie Time 9.6, Axis 9.6, Varna 9.4, Lares ! 9.4, Taft 9.4. Septimus 9.4, B'ransfickl 9.2, 1 ; Queen of Spades 9.0, Tewaharoa 9.0," Emma 1 : 9.0, In vera n 9.0, Wirihana 9.0, Foreshore ' I 9 ' o ' 1 Wellington Steeplechase. Three iniles i aiid a-c|uarter. —Te Arai 12.8, Antarctic 12.0, Comon 11.6, Lovell 10.8, Mount Cook 10.6, Sir Lethe 10.5, Winiata 10.4, Ynsmak 10.2, Lull 10.0, Tyrannic 10.0, Paritutu 9.13, Malmna 9.13, Nogi 9.12, Savior 9.11, Hydrant 9.11, Don Carlos 9.10, Pleiad«e 9.10, Hoanga 9.8, Roseirrove 9.7, Stinray 9.7, Captain Jingle 9.7, Pushful 9.7, Prospector 9.7, Swarthmcor 9.7, Ribstone Pippin 9.7, Mollington 9.7, St. Amelia 9.7. Dnil 9.7, Kohupatiki 9.7, Defeat 9.7, The Plough 9.7. ■ V.R.C. GRAND*NATIONAL , MEETING. , Press Association— Bv 'IVlr<rrnnh—Copyright 1 MELBOURNE, June 29. i (Received Juno 29, at 9.40 p.m.) ) : The following aro the final acceptances - ; for tho V.R.C. Grand National Hurdles: — ; The Reckoning 11.13, Kulcuma ll.il, [ Sparkle 11.9, Obi 11.5, Minato 10.7, Bribery I 10.7, Tundulya 10.5, Battery 9.13, Bab , Gilder 9,13, Kcadool 9.13, La'dy Glen 9.9, Fiskl Trial 9.9, Nimrod- 9.7. Golden Cairn ' 9.7, Huntoreton 9.3, Stern Anchor 9.0, A.rquebuse 9.0, Rufus 9.0, Lady Esker 9.0, Bcortkoi 9.0. TE KUITI RACING CLUB.' iPea United Press AsaoruTioHi TO ICUITI, June 29. Tho To Kuiti Racing Club held a special general meeting last night, when, in conssquenco tho grant of a "tote" permit, it was decided to make immediate arrangements for a loan not to exceed £1500 with l which to purchase a; courso to be ready - for tho next raoo. meeting. . t - ■ , • NELSON JOCKEY CLUB, r iPeb Ukited Press Association! 1 ' NELSON, June 29. l Tho annual meeting of the Nelson Jockey , Clulb last evening decided to declare its > race mooting a first-class hack meeting, 3v with stakes inoroaood' to £1000. It was dot ciclcd not to increase the stakes for the , Nelson Cup owing to tho poor entries in tho past and the lack of local support of ' racing. l . BEAUMONT. JOCKEY CLUB. ' (FROM ODE OWN CoßnESPoram.) L . • LAWRENCE, Juno 29. j Tho Beaumont Jockoy Club will hold a special meeting to discuss tho Racing Com--3 mission's report, Tho suggestion of tho 3 commission that -a permit snould bo wit.li- • held from tho Beaumont Club unless it • takes immediate stops to mak-o its oourso 3 freehold and oomss to an arrangement to 1 amalgamate with the Tuapoka County Cluib 3 is not regarded very favourably by tho ) Beaumont Club members, but, at tho same 5 time, it is not likely that they will attempt to <lo other than fall in with the decision of the commissioners. j CLUB'S NEW ARRANGEMENTS. ( , (Psn United Press Association.) E MARTON, June 9. t At a mooting of the committee of the > Marton Jockey Club to-day a subf committee was appointed to confer with j th© Rangitikei Racing Club with a view of relieving it of any possible loss after tho realisation of assets. Since the totalisator permit has been, taken from tho _ Alexandra. Jockey Club application is being made to the Racing Conference for a permit to hold a nontotahsator meeting, which will, we understand, take the form of a trotting meeting with hack races included in ',ho programme—Alexandra Herald.