SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18673, 30 September 1922, Page 11

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

GERALDINE RACES. MEETING CONCLUDED. ROYAL MAC WINS THE PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. (Fbom Oub Own Repohteh.) TIMARU, September 29. Th© Geraldine meeting was concluded today in fin® v,leather, and the attendance was about on a par with the opening day. The track had dried up, and provided much better going with the result that Royal Mao acted much better, and won the principal event from end to end. Mr P. D. M’Nab did excellent work at the barrier on both days, and again proved himself a decided acquisition to the list of starters in the South Island. During the day £11,298 went through the totalisator, making £23,190 for the meeting, as against £20,639 at last season’s fixture. Frisco Mail, Nyonza, and Dollarpiece were all held under lease, and were coupled on the machine in the Wainui Handicap. Those interested, however, failed to notify the secretary, and were fined £5 each for neglecting to comply with the rules,—Results: SECOND HURDLES HANDICAP, Of llOsovs. Thirteen furlongs 1— Mr P. Herman’s Romance, 11.0 (T. L. Redd) 1 2Mr Fulton’s Headlong, 10.5 (T. Humphries) 2 6—Mr Leonard’s Grange, 9.6 (I. Tilson) 3 Also started: 3 Calma 9.6, 4 Bellrock 10.8, 5 Persuader 9.0. Headlong took up the running from Bellrock, Grange, and Romance. Persuader nearly cam© down at the second hurdle. Headlong was punching some of his fences, and was momentarily supplanted by Grange. Five furlongs from home Headlong was again in charge, and was joined by Bellrock and Romance. He led Romance over the last hurdle, and although the latter had to be ridden out, he won comfortably at the finish by two lengtlis. Grange was three lengths further back, followed by Bellrock . and Calma. Time, 3min 6 4-ssec. WAINUI HACK HANDICAP, Of llOsovs. Six furlongs. I—Mr J. B. Pearson’s Eighfeenpenre, 9.0 (Emmrson) 1 4 Mr Pulton’s Trevalla, car. 6.12 (H. Burns) 2 3 Mr Brown's Balefire, car. 7.5 (A. Peart) 3 Also started: 2 Frisco Mail 7.4, 3 Nyanza 7.0 and Dollar Piece car. 6.7 coupled' with Balefire 7.5. After getting a shade the best of the start Eighteenpence was out in front in the first few strides, and led 'Balefire and Frisco Mail. Eighteen-pence was , steadied and Balefire and Frisco Mail drew up. Thq first named came away again, and finally won by two lengths from Trevalla, who beat Balefire by a neck; Frisco Mail was next. Time, Imin 17scc., DOMAIN TROT, Of llOsovs. One mile and a-half and 120yds, 5 Mir E. Prosser’s Swift Pointer, 12yds (C. Hutchinson) 1 9—Mr Hpghea’a Irish Eyes, 60yds (S Withers) 2 I—Messrs Smith and Lake’s Rothmond, 12yda (G. S. Smith) 3 Also started; 2 Vera’s-Doll 96, 3 Plywood scr, Prospect scr, 6 Lucy Pointer 12, 7 Soldier’s Vote scr, 8 Bon Lou scr, 10 Ben Mac 132, 11 Waatewood 96. Swift Pointer took charge in the first quarter and led Rothmond, Irish Eyes, and Plywood into the straight. Swiff Pointer won by three lengths from Irish Eyes, who beat Rothmond by three lengths. Plywood was four lengths away. Times: 3min 50 2-ssec, Smin 47sec, and 3min 53 4-ssec. !■ PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. One mile._ 1— Mr A. J. Wilson’s Royal Mac, 9.12 (D. Cotton) 1 2Mr Rutherford's Some Kid, 9.4 (H. Young) 2 3Mr Kain’s Silent King, 8.9 (Emerson) 3 Also started; 4 Sir Huon car 6.12, 5 Almoner car. 7.9, 6 Twinkle 7.2. Royal Mac led Twinkl© and Some Kid round the turn, followed by Sir Huon and Almoner. Going along the back Almoner moved up. Royal Mac was over two lengths clear at the far turn, where Silent King had moved tip. Royal Mac led Some Kid and Silent King into th© straight, and going on, won by two lengths. Silent King was a length off, third, and Twinkle fourth. Time, Imin 43 2-ssec. STEWARDS’ STAKES HANDICAP, Of 120sova. Six furlongs. 2W. H. Ballinger’s Jackaroo, car, 7.0 (H. Wheeler) 1 4Mr Pearson’s Kilderg, 6.13 (O. Voight) 2 3Mr Pulton’s Wartime, car. 6.7 (H. Burns) 3 Also started: 1 Pyjama 7.12, 5 Counter Attack 7.0. They ran in lino for half a furlong, and then Warlun© and Jackaroo drew out and ran together to the turn, where the others closed up. Jackaroo was in charge as they straightened for home, and' beat Kilderg by a length and a-half. Wartune was a neck awoy, third, and Pyjama next. Time, Imin 1G 3-ssec WINCHESTER TROT, Of llOsovs. One mile and 120 yards. 2—Mr J. Grice’s Jessie Fraser. 48yds' 1 (B. Jarden) 1 4Mr M’Leod’s Pessimist, scr (F. E. Jones) 3 13—Mr Easthorn’s Motven Lass, scr (G. S. Smith) 3 Also started: 1 Ma Cushla 36, 3 Lauriston 12, 5 Qeo scr, 6 Prince Swithin 36, 7 Ella Locand’a scr, 8 Havrincourt Wood 12, 9 Dan Huon scr, 1 Oxari scr, 11 Enniswood 12, 12 Lady Logan 24, 14 Eileen Dillon scr, 15 Tickletoe 48. Morven Lass began smartly, end opened up a good lead, but mixed. Ella Locanda lea Jessie Fraser to the home turn, and the lastnamed, taking charge, won by a length from Pessimist, who beat Morven Lass by six length?. Ella Locanda was next. Times; 2min 30 4-ssec, 2min 85sec, 2min 38sec. GLADSTONE HANDICAP, Of 129sovs. Six furlongs. 6Mr T. Russell’s Bosker Boy, 8.0 (E. Shaw) 1 B—Mr Doyle’s Brown Willie, car. 7.3 (A. Barns) 2 2—Mr D. Kilkelly’s Warhaven, 8.13 (F. C. Porter) 3 Also started: 1 Boadicea 8.13, 3 Quarrelsome 9.0; 4 Kerry Star 7.10, 5 Waitee car. 7.2 7 Sweet Water car 7.12, 9 Marauder 7.7, 10 Dianella 7.12, 11 Osterman car. 7.10, 12 Roniform 8.3. Brown Willie and Boadicea were th© first out, with Kerry Star and Bosker Boy. Brown Willie and Boadioea led Kerry .Star and a close field, turning for home, with Warhaven moving up. Brown Willie was in charge at the distance, but Bosker Boy got up and beat him by a head; Warhaven was the same distance away, third, and then came Boadicea and Kerry Star, two lengths off. Time. Imin 17 S-ssec. FAREWELL WELTER HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs. Seven furlongs. 2Mr T. E. Robinson’s Jazz, 9.7 (Emerson) 1 3Mr Herman’s Sir Huon, 8.10 (S. Cotton) 2 I—Messrs M’Padden and Brown’s Falstaff, 8.12 (Porter) 3 Also started: 4 Kilkee 9.7, 5 Miss Camouflage 8.12, 6 Counter Attack 9.7. Counter Attack led Jazz and Sir Huon until two furlongs from home. Jazz took charge before reaching the straight, and going on, won by three lengths from Sir Huon, who beat Falstaff by four lengths, Counter Attack and the others close up. Tunc, Imm 30 2-ssec. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. HANDICAPS FOR SPRING MEETING. (Peb United Press Association.) TIMARU, September 29. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr J. E. Henrys for the Dunedin Jockey Club’s spring meeting: SPRING HURDLES HANDICAP, Of 250SOVS. One mile and three-quarters. Romance 11.5, Good Start 10.13, Strathglass 10.12, Mazama 10.8, Old Gold 10.6, Mystico 10.1, Headlong 9.13, St. Basel 9.13, Londonderry 9.10, Bellrock 9.10, Mandrake 9.3, Grange 9.0, Innisfallen 9.0, Claverhouse 9,0, Calma 9.0. MAUNGATUA HANDICAP, Of 223aovs. Seven furlongs. Kerb 9.7, 'Calibration 9.6, The Reaver 8.13, Incursio 8,13, Liquor 8.13, Many Kittle 8.13, Bluff 8.12, Morse Signal 8.12, In the Pink 8.11, Ardour 8.11, Muzzle 8.9, Soldier’s Pride 8.8, Matata 8.8, Lomagundi 8.8, Quarrelsome 8.8, Wharfdale 8.8, Warhaven 8.7, Hovatius 8.6, Lovesign 8.5, Frenchman 7.13, Gunlayer 7.10, San Salvador 7.9, Orange Bitters 7.7, Rapid River 7.7, Little Willie 7.7, Cannie Jack 7.7, Brisk 7.7, Wnrseer 7.7, Overseer 7.7, Adjutov 7.7, Kiilada 7.7, Stream 7.7. MOSGIEL HANDICAP, Of SOOsovs, One mile and a-quarter. Songbird 9.9, Bonnie Winkie 9.2, General Advance 8,13, Coni Rigs 8.5, Silent King 8.2, Mac Duff 8.0, Angelo 8.0, Almoner 7.1, Twinkle 7.0, Etta 7.0, Urgency 7.0, Linden 7.0. ELECTRIC HANDICAP,Of 350sove. Six furlongs. Roscday 9.8, Peak 9.8, Royal Mac 9.7, Sunny Loch 9.4, Corn Rigs 8.9, Deucalion 8.8, Will Oakland 8.8, Battle Scene 8.3, Trierman 8,0, Glentrnin 7.7, Francaise 7.6, Mantua 7.5, Jackaroo 7.0, Martis 7.0, Bella Lake 7.0, Sweet Memory 7.0, All British 7.0,

TAIOMA HANDICAP, Of 200sova. Six furlongs. •v; Kerb 9.13, St. Augustas 9.9, Many Kittle 9.5, Hors© Signal 9.4, In the Pink,9.3, -Hillock 9.3, Wink 9.3, Soldier’s Pride ,813; Warhaven 8.13, Horatius 8.12, Wartufie 8,11, Sweetwater 8.10, Seaside 8.6, Sir- Walter 8.5, Avispado 8.4, Gold Spinner 8.4, Distant Shot 8.3, Kerry Star 8.0, Ostennan 8.0, Ravenna 8.0, Loughrea 8.0, Slavish 8.0, Linhope 8.0, Bal'sor' 8.0, Happy Warrior 8.0, Tione B',o, Hurdy Gurdy 8.0, Sanarto 8.0, High. Mark - 8.0, Divination 8.0, Ovenproof 8.0, Walter 8.0, Grand Fleet 8.0, Wmkie’s Mission 8.0, : Boughtpn Dhou 8.0. Proceeder 8.0, Re* Silva "8.0, Bonnie Olive 8.0. OCTOBER WELTER HANDICAP, v. Of 2oosovs. On© mile. | Mac Duff 10.9, Counterstroke 10.2, Prosperity 9.6, Red Gown 9.3,. Alnloner 8.13, Sembrio BJO, St. Easel 8.9, Etta 8.9, Calibration 'S£, Red Kriss 8.8, Linden 8.7, Mirra 8.6,-Car-mine 8.2, The Reaver 8.0, Red Pal 8.0, .Glenshine 8.0, Lomagundi 8.0. PAKURANGA HUNT ACCEPTANCES, (Per United Press Association.)' " AUCKLAND, September 29. The following are the acceptances for:tha Pakuranga Himt meeting: Jollicoc Handicap. One mile and a-half. —lncome 9.0, Uncle Ned 8.10, Sycorax 83, Royal Abbey 8.2, Boomerday, Khublai. Khan,, Glen Canny, Far North 7.3, Mangamahjba 7.2, Crossfire 7.0, Stork 6.13, Nighttime f>,9, Canowindra 6.9, Prince Jewel 6.8, BUbplia, G.B, Gold Jacket 6.7, Poteen 6.7, Fort ,'Eegjal 6.7, Tireless 6.7. ‘ Chatham Handicap. Six furlongs.—Eavo 9.6, Irapuka 9.0, King Abbey 8.0, Ntsnutere 8.0, Lucius 7.7, Hipo 7.4, FingolandtT.3, Crowhurst 7.1, Jolly Princess 7.1, Prince Randall 7,0, Bretland 6.12, Callaghan 6.11, Golden Dream 6.11, Shebang 6.7, Begant'A?* Emerald Hill 6.7. Auckland Handicap. On© mile.—Mlaibte Bell 8.8, Tireless 8.7, Amiform 7.12, iTe Akatai 7.10, Polini 7.9, Shortland 7.9, Golden Glass 7.9, Wish Wynne 7.6, Lady Hill ‘7-6, Gamboola 7.6, Totara Jack 7.2, Navana 7.2, Election 7.1, Master Mick 7.0, Killotte’ 7.0, Elsie Aroha 7.0, Master Curran 7.0, Rouge 7.0, Utakura 7.0, Semper Idem " .0. Sylvia Park Handicap. Six furlongs.— Amiform 9.0, Dancing Doll 8.9, Matinee-8.7, Potoa Queen 8.4, Just Quietly 8,3, Steel Bar 8.1, Tactful 8.0, Mystical .Rose 7.3, John Dix 7.12, Nocturne 7.12, Bright Day, 7,12, Rosullus 7.12, Heisler 7.12, Bowman 7.12, Queen Albyn 7.12, Poteera 7J2, King OheopA 7.12, Ramblin Kid 7.12, General Pryde. 7.13, Quaeetor 7.11, Spadona 7.11, TetaM 7.11, Uncle Jack 7.10, Bon Chic 7.10, Llanelly 7.10, Merry Times 7.10, Ediform 7.10, Quintilian 7.10, Economic 7.10, Blanch© Abbey 7.10. • Pakuranga Hunt Cup. About three miles. —Hokemai i 1.2, San Forte 10.9, Nownt W-6, Peer Rosa 10.5, Pittsworth 10.0, Westminster 9.11, Foxglove 9.7, Silver Lode 9.6,'-! Paul Fiy 9.6, Eruera .9.6, Esplanade 9-6. Glenotus 9.4, Manukorihi 9.4, Myall King 9.3, Never Despair 9.3, Advise 9.2, Waikawa 9.2, His Excellency 9.0, Fortlet 9.0, Maud Wilapn. 9.0. . Maiden Hunters’ Steeplechase Handicap. About two miles and a-half. —Extract .(late Poddy) 11.0, Esplanade 10.6, Gladurn 10.5, Manukoriti 10.4, Glcnotus 10.4. Never .Despair 10.3,- Waikawa 10.2, Fbrtlei 10.0, P»™» 10.0. Rafferty 10.0, Miss Kamo (late Dolly) 10.0. .. ' Hunters’ Hurdles Handicap. One mile ana ; a-half—Kalfour 11.6. Daddy’s Girl 10.&, Silvcrton 10.5, Nowra 10.4, WestnriMtenlp.O, Erueia 9.12, Wharepoa 9.10, Esplanads K.a, Paul Fry 9.6, Big Gun 9.5, Tulle 9.4. Rcretoa 94, Never Despair 9.3. Pukehuia 9.3, Pukeora 9.3, Salvor 9.2, Advise 9.2, King PeUi- ■? “oule 9.2, Maud Wilson 9.0, Te Rohae 9-0. ' Portlet,' Sa Eeda, Mia Bella, Pink Rady 9.0, Miss Rosa (late Lady Rosa) 9.0. ■ ~ - t-i Ladies’ Bracelet Handicap. One mm and a-quarter.—Army Service 12.0, Gleijcairn . 1112, Kalfour 11.7, Irish Knight 11.4, Espljn-1 ado 10.9, 'Daddy’s Girl 10.8, Reretoi. 10-4, . Tulle 10 4, Wharepoa- 10.4, Putcemn*.-10A, Kin” Pellicule 10.2, Salvor 105, Mra-Bell*. 10.0. Causeway 10.0, Fencer 10.0, The fin** rogh 10.0, Irish Jig 10.0, Miss Hester TOK Undo Sam 10.0, Miss Rosa (late Lady ... Rosa) 10.0. . ' MASTERTON HANDICAPS, . , ’ (Per United Press Association.) i MASTERTON, September 29. The following weights have been declared for the first day of the Masterton Racing Club’s spring meeting: High-weight Handicap, of lOOsovs. On* . mile and a-quarter.—Sir Wai 10.9,. Kyoto 10.8, Red Logu© 10.8, Edendale 10.1. Fera 10.0, Admiration 9.13, Projector 9.12, Wapping 9.7, : Blue Hall 9.7, Silk Rein 9.2, Pass wood, 9.0, Oran© 9.0, Punishment 9.0. . ... TRIAL STAKES, of lOOsovs. Five.,Jutlongs.—Prudent Lad 9.0, Nolament 9/0, Merry Moment 9.0, Kakawai mare 9.0, Blue S.ocks 9 0 Waiputa 9.0, Bonny Friend 8.5, Refrigeration 8.5, Glaive 8,5, Gazeworthy 8.5, Kilbirj 8.5, Bodeal 5.5, The Linnet 8.5, Sunny Valley 8.5, Bonomel 8.5, Solferino—Raid filly 7.7, Sblterino—Mazurka gelding 7.7, Iridiiff®*! 7.7, Misgovern 7.7, Blonde 7.7, Pantagruel -7.7, Boniform —Historietto gelding 7.7. , ( Flying Handicap, of 140sovs. Six fur* ; longs—Dainty Step 9.3, Maioha 8.13, Prin- r temps 8.11, Royal Box 86, Little River B.l# . Bumptious 8.0, Ambitious 7.11, Backsheesh 7.9, Weldone 7.9, Canyon 7.7, Probate 7.7, Mountain March 6.12, Kikini 6.12, Island 6.12. Lawn Handicap, of lOOsovs. One mile.— Auckland 9.0, Birkenella 8.1, Te Knri -8.1, Reset 8.1, Lady, Ben 7.12, Zouave 7.12, Pillage 7.7, Bonnie Nurse 7.7, Kilbirnio 75, Lady Knox 6.9. , Masterton Cup Handicap, of 235sovs. One mile and three furlongs.—Maioha .9.5, Insurrection 9,3, Scipn 8.9, Bonnetter 8.5\ Tenterfield 8.2, Festivity 7.12, Omaha 7.11, 'Bonnie Heather 7.9, Bitters 7.8, Matatua 6.13, Prince Martian 6.13, Mark Time 6.12. ' Lansdowne Handicap, of lOOsovs. Six fur- „ longs.—Bumptious 9.0, Merry Day 8.13, Miss Rene 8.9, Uleaborg 8.4, Solrino 8,3, Deroulede 8.0. Zero Hour 7.7, Fortune Teller 7.3, Megan 7.2, The Linnet 7.2, Elotbenes 6.12, -. Aeriform 6.12, Proclamation 6.12. Grand Stand Handicap, of 130sovs. Qua mile. —Chimera 9.12, Bonnie Heather 8.11, Princess Pat 8.10, Dissertation 8.8, Sable* 8.6, Capping Day 8.6, Prince Hoi 7.1 C, Jaipairu 7.9, Martian Miss 7.8, Slave Mart 7.7, Farewell Handicap, of lOOsovs Five fur- ; longs.—Comic 9.0, Zany 8.13, Deronled© 8.9, Solrino 8.9, Pillage 8.8, Glenropo 8.2, Fortune Teller 7.10, Kilroe 7.9, Vitella 7.9, Nym 7.7, Cheerful 7.7, The Boulter 7.7, Karutehi , 7.7, Kilbird 7.7, Refrigeration 7.2, Deborah 7.2, Gold Pan 6.12, Merrimas 6.12. RACING IN ENGLAND. ‘ Pre« Association—Bv Telegraph— uop^righl LONDON, September 29, The Jockey Club Stakes resulted:— 3|/ady ! Juror, 1; Batourouge, 2; Gloriose," §. — Reuter. . GOLF. Pres* Association—By Telegraph—Copyright NEW YORK, September 29. (Received Sept. 29, at 8.30 p.m.) In the Southern Open Golf Championship at Nashville (Tennessee) Kirkwood did not finish among the first 40 in the qualifying round. Mitchell and French headed the list with (VS, Farrell 70. Hagen and Barnes also failed to qualify.—A. and N.Z. Cable. V RUGBY FOOTBALL. The Druids’ match, Otago-Linden v. Ivan-hoe-Lily Lodges, will be played at Alexandra Park, St. Kilda, at 3 p.m. this afternoon. The following will take part:—lvanhoe Bros;| Bryant, Welker, Brown, Gordon, Romerill, Barton, Muslin, Dove, Cannon, Miln©, Carter, Jones, Walker, Ledgerwood, and Johns. Ivan- • hoc-Lily: Drake (3), Jones, Earley, Wilkinson, Treloar, J. Williams, Johnstone, Brockjo, Hollick, E. Reeves, Templeton, Faulds, Bradshaw, Lethaby, Little, Bedford Milne, and Metcalfe. Mr A. Tilbury will act as referee. A Fifth Grade match. Southern v. Dunedin, will be played at the Caledonian Ground at 1.30 p.m.—Southern: Hodge, Kelleigher, Bamber, M'Kerrow, Maxwell, Marsh all. Cooper, M Ilroy, Porter, Montague, Wilson, Smith, Wallace, Crawford, Flockton, Taylor, M’Robie. PRIMARY SCHOOL GIRLS’ HOCKEY. A seven-a-side tournament will be held at the Oral this afternoon, commencing at 2 p.m. The following teams will compete:— High Street (2), St. Clair (1), Meeandrew Road (2), Mosgiel (3), Green Island (1), Normal (1), George Street (1), Oaversham (1). ' * ROWING. The opening of, the Otago Rowing Chib will take place to-day at 3 p.m. BILLIARDS. The billiards tournament between the Dun©din bowling clubs for th© Henaghan Banner was concluded on Thursday night. Caledonian and St. Kilda met, eight a-side, four games on each club’s table, and the outcome was that Caledonian won five games and St. Kilda three games. This brought St. Hilda’s total score to 30, or one less than.’:St. Clair’s total, so St. Clair wins the banner.