SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17326, 28 May 1918, Page 6

SPORTING.

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S ACCEPTANCES. The following acceptances havo been received for the Dunedin Jockey Club'i an inter meeting on Saturday, June. 1:--PACIFTC HURDLES, I"ssove. One mile and three-quarter*. •k i st lb lb M OT i Pa £ •• 11 13 Cervulw .. .. 9 U HasterHamilton 11 7 Giralda .. 94 hcda-el-Babr .. 10 6 St. Cletus ..9 0 Silver Shield 10 5 BRIGHTON HANDICAP, Of 12060T5. One mile. Burrangong ..94 John Reilly .. 712 Muzzle .. .. 9 3 Po'.onius .. .. 710 v an J.? l A, '• " 9 1 Pl,M:id •• "79 Night Alarm 811 War Hawk ..7 8 Fleet ham .. 8 !> N Calraa 7 7 Tin Soldier ..8 2 BIRTHDAY HANDICAP, Of 400sovs. One mile and a-quarter. Rorke's Drift .. 9 (J Balboa .... 7 u Ardenvhor ..8 9 Thaddeus .. .! 710 Go.den King ..8 0 Don Pacifico ..7 0 Marsa 7 12 OTAGO STEEPLECHASE, Of 500sova. About three miles. Kirkby .. .. 11 11 Vascular .. .. 10 13 Slon© Ginger 11 6 Turehaua .. ..10 1 Recharge .. ..11 0 Golden Grape 911 Paremata ..11 5 Cliappal Moh 9 7 /.arkoma .. ..11 1 p ai ] ad io .... 9 7 Kongahere ..11 1 Sylva 9 7 TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. Six furlongs. Mohawk .... 9 6 Gleneponse .. 711 Bullcr .. .. 9 4 Kauwhero .. 711 Ki.bwao .. 813 Robert Bell .. 711 Golden King 8 i Benefit .. .. 7 0 FIRST HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, Oi 130sovs. About two milee. Wellwood .. Hl3 Luigi 10 S Ph™lTv\" 11 10 Cap-'im French 10 4 Chappal Moh 11 1 Golden Butterfly 10 3 10 13 Heroism gelding 10 2 MOMONA HANDICAP, Of lOOaova. Seven furlongs. , *22? :::: * I VHSr..:: ! S I '' I: ? ? Sr 4 : 10 Glenshine .. 811 R oya i Star -.'go I i BUok *"-"*» «° WINTER WELTER, Of ISOsovs. One mile. Thaddeus .. .. 9 9 Burrangong .. 8 3 Gunrest .. .. 9 8 Borodino .. .. 8 0 Palisade .. .. 813 Kazan 8 0 " " 511 Wild Pi's*™ 8 0 Hot Air .. .. 810 Kaminohe .. 8 0 Kilbrogan .... 8 8 Placid .... 8 0 Hchcon .... 8 4 WINGATUI NOTE'S. wa ® distinctly wintry at ilTz yest ,' er 4 a y morning, but although the previous day 8 rain had sent the plough gallops out of action, it had improvJd the going on the grass gallops. All the work took place on the middle grass, except what little schooling took place. Cervulus commenced Y going over the schooling hurdles, and shaped well, apart from displaying a tendency to get m the air. Ardenvohr worked tw.co round, and Mohawk also got through useful work. Rorke's Drift was finishing better than Tin Soldier at tho end of six furlongs in Imin 21 4-ssec, and appears to have been smartened up by his gallop on Saturday morning. Thaddeua and Night Alarm galloped six furlongs in lmin 21 3-Ssec. and Kilboyne and Achilleus reeled' off half a miie in 50 2-seec. Kiibrogan and Samiel cast six furlongs behind in lmin 18 3-ssec. .tsalboa went steadily over a couple of cir- , cults, and seemed to improve as he went on. iurehaua strode out nioely in useful work; and from a middling start Buller and Burrangong worked half-a mile in 53sec. Others out doing useful work included Sedd-el-Balir. Gknshme, Wild Pilgrim, John ReiUy, Polo! nius, Plaoid, Marsa, Don. Pacifico, Multiplication, Linden, Borodino, the Heroism gelding J? p. Christie's etable, Achilleus, Hot Air. Captain Fre-nch. Luigi gave a pleasing display over the schooling fenoes, going twice round, but nursing the post and rails in circuit. John Reilly displayed a slight tendency to Wocd from the nostrils after working. .Golden King has thrown og a good deal of the lameness he displayed on Saturday, put etui walks a bit tenderly with his near for© leg. Zarkoma and Sylva were schooled over the fenoes at Wingatui on Saturday afternoon, and gave a satisfactory display. It is, however, somewhat easy country on that part of the oourse. Visiting horses claiming engagement at tho meeting are arriving daily.