SPORTS AND PASTIMES
D.J.C. CUP MEETING. The following nominations have been received for the autumn mooting on February 9 and 11: Autumn Hurdle Handicap, of 300sovs. One mile and three-quarters.—Bel hock, Barrister, Blazing Light, Falstaff, Glen shine, General Betain, Hylans, Mettle Drift, Mandrake, Rockhampton, Red Admiral, Strathglass, Tuticorn. PnbHc-ana’ Handicap, of VOObovs. Six furlongs.—Bonnie Winkle, Bon Spec, Battle Scene, Brackenficld. Counterstroke, Corn Rigs, Clean Sweep, Filigree, Glentruin, Jazz, Mantua, Mustard Pot, Martian Miss, Miss Mimic, Pyjama, Printerops, Boseday, Royal Mac, St. Augustus, Sunny Loch, Silver Peak, Songbird, Tatau ’Patau. President’s Handicap, of 400sovs. Ono mile and a-quarter.—Angelo, Adjutcr, Bebehead, Oalauria, Filigree, Gunlayer, Galway, Kerb, Lord Desmond, Liqueur, Lady. Blissful, Moulin Rouge, Alalata, Merry Dora. Nunerrant, Orange Bitters, Primum. Raconteur, Samum, Strathglass, Vasilkov, VioeGrand, War March. Dunedin Cup, of IGOOsovs. One mile and , a-half.j-Aiuythas, Bengeroop, Bonnie Maid, Etta, Eleua, Foo Chow, General Advance, Insurrection, Kilmoon, Mazama, Malaga, Mythology, Miss Camouflage, Printemps, Palestrina, Pluto, Purple Spur, Boric©'s Drift, Songbird, Silent King, Sunny Loch, Trespass, Twinlde, Tin Soldier, Vagabond, Winning Hit, Warlovc. Berwick Handicap, of 225sovs. Seven furlongs.—Adjutor, All British, b g Grafton Loch—Bescastle, Brave Deed, Bebehead, Brownie, Bella Lake,, Calibration, Filigree, Francaise, Giantkillcr, _ Galway, Incursio, Jazz, Kerb, Kilmeedy, Liqueur, Loch Miladi, Lonusgun d'i, Linmaflk, Larissa, Matata, Merry Dora, Madam Chiron, Nunerrant, Orange Bitters, Ruena, Royal Admiral, Sunlit, Salerno, Vice-Grand, Vasilkov, War March, Whiplock. Stewards’ Welter Handicap, of SOOsovs. One mile.—Algidns, ' Bebehead, Bonnie Winkie, Barley Bigs, Burrangong, Battle Scene, Bengeroop, Oalauria, Castellan, Kilmooh, Martian Miss, Marching Order, Mirza, Mythology, Purple Spur, Palamon, Eoscday, Rod Gown, Sembric, St. Easel, Tin Solmer, Twinkle, Vasilkov. Owhiro Hurdle Handicap, of 275eova. One mile and a-half.—Admiral Talbot, Bellrock, Barrister, Blazing Light, Falstaff, General Pet ad.fi, Glenshiue, Hylans, Mettle Draft, Mandrake, Palencia, Rockhampton, Red Admiral, Strathglass, Tuticorn. Warrington Handicap, of 250sovs. One mile.—Angelo, Adjutor, Bravo Deed, Bebelieud, Bella Lake, Oalauria, Calibration, Filigree, Francaise, Gunlayer, Galway, Janus, Kerb, Lord Desmond, Liqueur, Loch Maladi, Lady Blissful, Moulin Rouge,Matata, Merry Dora, Nunerrant, Orange Bitters, Primum, Raconteur, Samum, Vasilkov, Vice-Grand, Weird. Flying Handicap, of SOOsovs. Six furlongs.—Bonnie Winkie, Bon Spec, Battle Scene, Braokenfield, Counterslroke, Corn Rigs, Giantkiller, General Average, Glentruin, Jazz, Killowen, Miss Mimic, Martian Miss, Mustard Pot, Moutua, Pyjama, Roseday, Sembric, St. Augustus, Silver Peak, Songbird, Tatau Tatau, Whiplock. _ Jockey Club Handicap, of 760sqvs. On© mile and a-quarter.—Bonnie Winkie, Bonnie Maid, Bengeroop, Corn Bigs, Castellan, Etta, Elcus, Foo Chow, General Advance, Insurrection, Kilmoon, Mazama, Malaga, Mirza, Mythology, Miss Camouflage, Purple Spur,' Pluto, Palestrina, Palamon, Printemps, Rcrke’s Drift, Sunny Loch, Silent King, Songbird, Trespass, Twinkle, Tin Soldier. Vagabond, Warlove. Hopeful Handicap, of 350sovs. Five furlongs.—Ardour, Bumptious, Borland, Flight, Prosperity, Red Kriss, Tricrmain, Warhaven. Waihola Handicap, of QOOsovs. Six furlongs.—Absurd—Cintra gelding, Avospado, All British, Boscastlo gelding, Brownie, Bella Lake, Charlatan, Calibration, Distant Shot, Francaise, ■ Giantkiller, Galway, Hillock, Herbert, Illume, Incursio, Kerb, Kilmeedy, Larissa. Lady Blissful, , Linmark, Lomagundi, Liqueur, Matata, Merry Dora, Madam Chiron, Palladium, Ruena, Sunlit, Salerno, Sabor, Vice-Grand, Vice-Royal, ■ Winsome Lady, War March. Whiplock, Weird Hazlett Memorial Plate, of 700aovs. Ono mile.—-Amy thas, Cleon Sweep, Kilmoon, Purple Spur, Pluto, Royal Mac, Silver Peak, Vasilkov, Winning Hit. Abbotsford Welter Handicap, of 300sove. Seven furlongs.—Algidns, Bravo Deed. Bebebead, .Bonnie Winkie, Barley Rigs, Burrangong, Battle Scene, Braokenfield, Bengeroop, Castellan, Oalauria, Filigree, Kilboyne Lima, Mimic, M&rtian Miss, Marching Order, Mustard Pot, Mirza, Mythology, Miss Camouflage, Ordcrdown, Pyjama, Palamon. Primum,' Printemps, Roseday, Bed Gown, Royal Admiral, Sembric, Sunny Loch, St. Easel, Tatau Tatau, Twinkle, Tin Soldier, Vasilkov. The following remain m the CHAMPAGNE STAKES, Of 730sovs. Six furlongs. W. E. Taylor’s b g Prosperity, by BonifT Murdoch’s hr g Red Kriss, by Boniform Greenwood.'s b f Veil, by Absurd— C< K. l ' D. Duncan’s bg i Area, by Martian— P Clifford’s br g Tricrmain, by Sanquhar—Healherbroe. W. K. Komball’s b g Bumptious, by Kilbov—Conceit. , . , _ T , j. C. N. Grigg’s bt f Ardour, by Gay Lad —Mettle. CROMWELL RACES. The weather was /fine for the first, day qf the Cromwell races. Tho attendance was not as largo os it was last year, the gate takings showing a drop of £3O. Tho totalisator handled £3BOO, about £l5O loss than on tho first day last year. Results:— GOLDFIELDS HACK HANDICAP, of 60sovs. Six furlongs.—Guizark, 8.0, 1; Queen Ruth, 9.9, 2. CROMWELL HACK HANDICAP, of 75sovs. ’ Six furlongs—Merry Dora, 7.7, 1; Lotnngundi, 9.0. 2, UPPER CLUTHA TROT, of 65sovs. Two miles.—Bonnie Boy, 4sec, 1; Anvil Chimes, 6sec. 2. LOWBURN HACK HANDICAP, of 60 govs. Six furlongs.—Lomagundi, 9.0. 1; Ruena, 9.0. 2. HACK SCURRY, of 60sovs. Five furlongs.—Linmark, 8.0. 1; Prize Rose, 8.0. 2. KAWARAU TROT, of 65sovs. ; One mile.—La .France, 12sec, 1; Ribbon, Maid, 9sec, 2. Time, 2min 25sco. QUEENSBERRY HACK HANDICAP, ©f 70sovs. One mile.—Adjutor, 8.0, 1; Cannio Jack, 9.3, 2 TROTTING. WILD THYME’S DISQUALIFICATION. iPkb United Pukss Association.! CHRISTCHURCH. January 13. At the meeting of the New Zealand Trotting Association tho appeal of T. H. Ivey., owner of Wild Thyme, against the disqualification of that horse by the Gore Trotting Club for inconsistent running at the club's meeting , on Boxing Day was considered. It was decided t© refer tho case back to the club with the additional evidence supplied by the apnollant. and to inform the club that, in the* opinion of the board, the evidence disclosed was insufficient to support a charge of intentional inconsistent running. WELLINGTON RACING ACCEPTANCES. (Pkb United Puess Association.l WELLINGTON,’ January 13. The following acceptances have been received for the Wellington Racing Club’s summer meeting; Trent’.!;;;u Jumpers’ Flat Handicap. One mile.—Explore. U. 7, Royal Exchange 10.7, Hyttus 10.7, Royal Gift 10.5, Kyoto 9.12, Wamba 9.12, Mandrake 9.9, Falstaff 9.5, Sir Roseberry 9.0, Lady Witchet 9.0. Fitzherbert Handicap. Five furlongs.— Ares 8.13, Morose 8.12, April Folly 8.9, The Emperor 8.8, Mount Boughal 8.2, Hula Girl 7.11, Killa&handra 7.8, Cormorant c. 7.8, The Stag, Bonny Nurse 7.5, Deroulede 7.0, Pillage 7.0, Jolly Bruce 7.0, Zany 7.0, Slayer 7.0, Stream 7.0. Anniversary Handicap. Ono mile.—Dainty Step 10.0, Raceful 9.9, General Advance 9.4, Bonnie Heather 9.5, The Speaker 9.0, Rose Wreath 8.11, Borealis 8.11. Bagdad 8.9, Amber Tips 8.7, Songbird 8.4. Matatua 8.4, Twinkle 8.3, Railand 8.2, Makero 8.0, Martian Miss 8.0, Halifax 8.0, Valley Bose 8.0, Gamboola 8.0.
Wellington Cup. One mile and a-half. — Rouen 9.0, Rude 8.11, Winning Hit 8:11, Vespucci 8.11, Trespass 7.9, I'aonui 7.7, ' Palestrina 7.7, Silent King 7.5, Egotism 7.4, Stork 7.2, Insurrection 7.0, Sycorax 6.12, Red Bob 6,11, Bonny Maid 6.9, Esperance 6.7. Askati 6.7, Callaghan 6.7, Bengeroop 6.7. Telegraph Handicap. Six furlongs.—Solfanello 10.0, Affectation 9.5, The Hawk 8.13, Anomaly 8.11, Mustard Pot 8.11, Pluto 8.10,' Kinsem 8.7, Listowel 8.7, Blackmail 7.8, Astinome 7.6 Nursing Sister 7.5, Celmisia 7.3, Backsheesh 7.1, Birkie 6.12, Mantua 6.7, Quest 6.7, Capping Hay 6.7, Martial Dawn 6.7. Ruapehu Handicap. Five furlongs.—Mereusonta 9.3, Chant Royal 9.0, Helen Rufus 8.10, Triboulet 8.10, Hipo 8.8, Lady Violet 8.6, St. Augustus 8.3, Fabrinade 8.3, Lady Koteripo 8.1, Passionless 8.1, Jackaroo 8,1, Mockery 7.13, Moutoa’s Gift 7.9, Doucement 7.8, Rugby 7.5, Mountain Peer 7.5, All Cerise 7.5 War Path 7.5, Te Uru 7.5. Maropa 7.3, Dissertation 7.3, Marktime 7.1, Island 6.12, Basso 6.10.
Apprentices’ Plate. Seven furlongs.— Bodyguard, Blissfulness. Chant Royal, Edendale, "Liqueur, Pam, Redwyno, Password, Sussex, Tcion, St. Augustus, Triboulet, The Reaver, Vaseeker, Vindictive, Whipping Bov, Zero Hour. Welcome Stakes. Five furlongs.—B c Martian—Polymonia, ch f Thumham—Tiresome, ch c Thurnham—Takahau. Damlop, Red Helen, Pirouette, Wake Up, Ares. Rational, b c Lucullus —Silvermane, b f Piedmont—Adede, b ,f Sonet—Cyronienne, ch f Sones—Ruse do Guerre, Radiant Light, Farceur, Thespian. AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND. NET YIELD OP £17,700. It was announced at a meeting of the Australian Board of Control in Melbourne last week that the profits . of the Australian eleven tour in Britain amounted to £17,700. Each player and the manager wore awarded bonuses of £590. The sum of £IO,OOO will be divided equally among the six States represented on the board. TUie report and balance sheet of the manager of the Australian eleven, Mr Sydney Smith, jun.. showed that the takings ter the whole tour amounted to £35,713, and the expenditure £17,976, leaving a credit balance of £17,737. The gate takings for the 1912 tour amounted to £7367. The gate increase_ was attributed by Mr Smith to; (1) The increased charge of admission to the various matches; (2) the abnormal weather conditions experienced from the commencement to the end of the tour; (3) the increased enthusiasm displayed by the public; (4) the popularity of the team; and (5) I that this was the first Australian eleven to visit England after the -war. Mr Smith said the increase in the cost of living had been very considerable, and consequently the expenses were now very much heavier. For instance, the fares for the team in 1912 amounted to £2122, whereas the amount involved in this tour was £4322.. Hotel expenses were also more than double, railway expenses likewise, and tipping and other items. increased accordingly. Roughly, the team had travelled 33,500 miles since leaving Australia—namely, 26,000 miles by boat, 4266 miles by train and motor in Great Britain, and "3234 miles by train in Africa.
The board decided that, first of all, the three associations of Victoria, Now South Wales, and South Australia, which had financed the last tour, should bo recouped to the extent of £l4ll, that each of the 15 players and the manger should receive a bonus .of £3OO, the baggage man and scorer a bonus of £IOO, and the manager of the Australian eleven in New Zealand a bonus of £IOO.
Of the balance, it was decided to divide £IO,OOO equally among the ■ six States represented on the board, and to hold the balance of £1325 in the funds of the board. The arrangement was that each player was to receive, in addition to all travelling expenses, £4OO for the English tour, and £66 13s 4d for the’South African tour.’ Consequently each player will now receive £766 15s 4d for the two tours. ' • . The aggregate score in a match, finished inconclusively this week, between the Wanganui representative team and the Nomads ’touring team is one of the highest recorded in New Zealand. Wanganui made 310 and 317, while the Nomads scored 352 and 27 ior no wickets. billiards. M‘CONACHY’S STRONG POSITION. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON. Jaripary .13. In the billiard match M'Conachy’s score is 13,219, a’hd Reece’s 11,500. Breaks: if‘Conachy—3ss and 102- Reece—26s, 196, 148, and 118.—A. and N.Z. Cable. • LAWN TENNIS. The B Grade match Kaituna v. Balmacewen will, by _ courtesy of the latter club, be played to-day at Balmacewen instead of at Kaituna. The Kaituna players are: —Tennant,. Hunter. Phillipps, Christonhers, Misses Anderson, M‘Hutcheson, Whyte, M'Keuzie.
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