SPORTING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15552, 6 September 1912, Page 6

SPORTING

RACING IN AUSTRALIA

Picas Association—By Telegraph—Copyright

SYDNKY, September 5.

lios Angelas litis been siratohed for tlw Metropolitan, and Hon Soir, llou Rcvc, uiul Hon 'Jon for the A..1.U. Derby. (Received Sept. 5, r.t 10.15 p.m.) t .Masterpiece has been scratched for the Kpsotu and Metropolitan Handicaps. MEMiOURNK, September 5. (Received September 6, at 0.35 a.m.) The following w the result of the Ascot Thousand:-Orchard 1, Littlo Pos 2, Froglou 3. DANNUVJRKK RACKS. (Pbb United I'bebs Association,) DANNKVIKKK, September 4, The following are the acceptances for lira Damicvirkc- races:— Handiciip Hurdles. One mile and a-lwlf. Uundulcro 10.5, Bravest 10.5, Golden Hoop 10.3, Slcacombo 9.12, Slralhmoira 9.12, Highden 9.11, Strategist 9.11, Whimper 9,i1, Fashion J'latc 9.10, HaJtari 9.9, Hcylwy 9.7, Master Stead 9.2, Fionucra 9.0, Raiiioas 9.0. ilollier 9.0, Ngati 9.0, Farronito 9.0.

Uniiitnoruu Handicap. Seven furlong*.— IJinvolo 9.0, Ngalimuru 8.10, 'Peiioomuker U, Waikchua 8.5, Stcllara 8.2 Morton 8.0, Queen of Soots 7.12, Ngakau 7.11, King's Favourite 7.10, Potlurk 7.9, Lord Kilchernti 7.7, Sam Pan 7.6, Kingswel! 7.3, l'anthoa 7.2, Manakau 7.0, Genera! Madero 7.0, Jilovator ?.0, Black Lupin 7.0. Spring Handicap One mile and a-half.— Ariom 9.0, Kilosteri 8.11, Rotitino 8.7, Brown Tionl 6.6. Cork 7.13. Utahu. 7.11, Royal Marine 7.10, Uhlando 7.10, Ellisn 7.9, Blend 613.

Daimovirke Steeplechase Two miles «nd a-half—Gleiimore 11.13. Whakawcira 11.2, Tyrrnnio 10.J0, Morihiko 10.10, Flaniingo 9.12, Kelp 9.9, Pukctotara 9.8, Makiri 9.7, Don Carlos 9.7. Salubrious 9.7. Highden 9.7, SUgamore 9.7. Olanga Handicap. Ono mile—Ariom 9.0, Routino 86, Lord Renown 8.2, Cork 8.0, Cooibegan 7.13, Scatondalo 7.12, Royal Murine 7.11, Leapuki 7.11, Peacemaker7.lo, Muleteer 7.4, Montreal 6,12, Klcvation 6.7.

Hack Welter., Seven furlongs.—Coolbogun 9.7, Ngatiuiswu 9.7, Maitu 8.11, lllciid 8.9, Qticcn of Scots 8.9, Npikn.ii 8.8, King's Favonrito 5.7, Eusv 8.3, Lord Kiloliornn 8.3, Kingswcll 8.0, Kina 8.0, St. Helena 7.9, .Master Stead 7.8, Royal Maid 7.7, GrasMncre 7.7, Crown Batten- 7.7, Triczc 7.7. Resonant- 7.7, llauili 7.7, Hero 7.7. Waimahora 7.7,.M00ndin0 7.7, Uni-atu 7.7.

Haok and Hunters' Steeplechase. Two miles.—Bonnie Jean 10.11, Kelp 10.9, Puketolara, 10.8, Makiri 10.8. Hakiri 10.8, Whelurangi 10.7, Pukoron 10.7, Waipureka. 10.7, Roliol 10.4, 1-ongboal 10.4, Paparoahi 10.3, ilnckman 10.1, Gondolier 10.0, Olds 10.0, Tho Banter 9.13, Major Webb 9.11, Barneses 9.7, Hero 9.7, Sagamore 9.7. llarata 9.7, llaurcro 9.7, Tally-110 9.7, Corroborco 9.7, 'Jlio Colonel 9.7, Stockman 9.7. Hiifus 9.7, Garrison 9.7, Rangitane 9.7, Chareo 9.7. NKW ZEALAND TKOTTINCI ASSOCIATION. (Peb United Press Association.) CHUISTCIIURCH, Sepicmlier 5. Tho first meeting of tho newly-elected Board of tho Now Zealand Trotting Association was hold this afternoon.

Mr P. Selig was unanimously rc-olectcd president of tho association.

Tho election of tho other officers rcsidted sis follows:— Vice-president, Mr (J. S. Howell; lion treasurer, Mr 0. S. Howell; Licensing Ccinmitteo—Messrs W. G. Garrard, W. 11. Denton, and W. Hay ward; Colours Committee—Messrs W. G. Garrard, 11. 0. Duncan, and 11. F. Nicoll; Appeal Committee—the president and Mr K. 0. Duncan; Foreign Horse Committee—Messrs W. G, Garrard and W. n. Denton; examiner of foreign Jiorscs, Mr W. G. Garrard; auditor, Mr C. .1. Marshall.

BOXING. Preaa Awociataon—By Tolcgraph—Copyright. CALGARY, September 4. Bayley (Victoria, 8.C.1 knocked out Allen (Ottawa) in a contest, tor tho light-weight championship of Canada. CYCLING. MOUNTAIN ROAD RACE. (Peii United Piiesu Association,) NEW PLYMOUTH, Sqilembcr 5. Fifty-Bovcn cyclists started in tho Round-tho-inountaiji Road Race of 120 miles today. Tho weather was lino in the earlier stages, but the cyclists ran into heavy rain Hearing Stratford. Tlio winner, T. G. Gollins, was in front practically ail the way, and despite two chain breakages ho scored somewhat comfortably at the finish. Tho following is the result:— T. G. Collins, Grey-mouth, 6hr 2nmi sseo; 11. Ronald, Martinlxiroiigh, 6hr Omin 19seoj A. Danielson, Palmerston North, 6hr 6min lscc;

J. Alien, Halswell, 6hr 7min lOsec: 0. Rowlands, Tfkurangi, 6hr 7min 43sec; A. Codd, Rahotu, 6hr 7min 48<jec. The next to finish were 11; Rcnncr, N, Wadman,' W. Roebuck. (1. Wallace. P. S. Ilumm. 11. Gibson, J. MTiguc, J. Sheppard, 11. Hcndcreon, J. Clarke, and 11,. F, Williams. Tho fastest time was scored by W. Wadman—shr 54min 25scc. HOCKEY. OTAGO v. SOUTH CANTERBURY. (Per United Press Aesociatios.) TIMARU, September S. The liockcy match played at Temuka, Otago v. South Canterbury, was won by tho former, tho scoro being : Otago 3 goals (all shot by Penman), and South Canterbury nil. LADIKS' TOUttNAMKNT. (Per Uniteii Press Association.) CHRISTCIIURCH, September 5. The Now Zealand ladies' Hockey Toitrnament will commence at Sydcnliam Park on Saturday, and will continue throughout tho following week. Six matches will be payed daily. There are 14 teams competing. The tournament promises to bo tho most successful yet held, although arranged at very short notice. The Auckland.' Hawko's Bay, anil Nelson learns arrived to-day, and the others arc expected tomorrow. GOLF. The Otago Ladies' Golf Club played its monthly senior medal competition on Tuesday. Tho following wore Iho best cards handed in: — Gross. Ildep. Net. Miss M. Law 107 20 - 87 Mrs Oldham 110 21 - 89 Mrs Maekio 105 IS .— SO Mrsdilrav 11l 21 - ffl Miss Graham 11l 19 — 92