SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18735, 13 December 1922, Page 8

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

AUCKLAND SUMMER MEETINGS. (Per United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, December 12. Fingoland was withdrawn from the Railway Handicap at 11.10 a.m. Gazeworthy has been rchandioapped at 7.4 in the Railway, and Ransack at 7.3 in the Nursery. Rehandica.ps for the Auckland Trots: —Introductory—Pine Child 24yds behind, Wild Nut 108yds. December Handicap—Anselm 84yds behind. Parnell Handicap—Wild Nut 12yds. St. Helier’s Handicap—Queen Chimes 36yds behind, Jimmy Richmond 24yds, WYNDHAM RACING CLUB. RECORD ENTRIES FOR NEW YEAR. The following is the Wyndham Racing Club’s entry list for New Year’s Day, the nominations constituting a club record: New Year Hurdle Handicap, of 200sovs. One mile and five furlongs.—Aycliffe, Claverhouse, Calma, Grange, Hollow Log, Herbert. Innisfallen, Londonderry, Mazama, Maghero, Mystico. Rapid River, Red Pal, Red Admiral, Sweet Memory, Strowana, St. Easel, Trevalla, Wild Shot. Trial Plate Handicap, of 123sovs. Five furlongs. Bruce Hope, Balasor, Boughleen Dhoun, Border Knight, Bloom, Black Mystery, Bonnie Princess, Baldowa, ’Frisco Mail, Green Isle, Grand Fleet, Gay Gauntlet, Gold Mark, Herbert, Killoff, Little Sister, Maytime, Oporo, Overproof, Red Sweep, lied Mac, lligel, Snowfall, Saturday, Soldier’s Thought, Solvency, Solfa, Sir Walter, Tione, Wild Berry, Windsail, Warglen. Victory Class Trot Handicap (harness), of 200sova. Class 4.4. One mile and live furlongs.—Away, Bell Harold, Txix, Bonnie Boy, Dark Rosine, Eros, Eva Wallas, First Toll, Full Cry, Fashion Plate, Fortune Maid, Golden Nut, Harold’s Treasure, Hylas, Jim Logan, John Logan, Kanuknot, La. Franco, Lenamhor, Lucky Dillon, Miss Hector, Miss O’Neill, Onawa, Peterville, Roving Don, Vitalis, Walroon, Wee Spark. Wyndham Cup, of 550sovs. One mile and a-qunrtor,—Boadioea, Balasor, Corn Rigs, Calibration, Deucalion, Etta, General Advance, Incursio, Jazz, Lady Blissful, Ostcrman, Red Gown, Rosoday, Silent King, Silver Peak, Sunny Loch, Songbird, Twinkle, Tin Soldier, Vice-Grand, Warhavcn. Mimihau Hack Handicap, of ISOsova. Six furlongs.—Avispado, Balasor, Baldowa, Border Knight, Bloom, Clothilde, Canton, Gold Mark, Killoff, Laughing Eyes, Lovesign, Linhope, Morse Signal, Moulin Rouge, Oporo, Overproof, Osterman, Royal Admiral, Rex Silva, Sweetwater, Solvency, Salerno, Solway, Soldier’s Pride, Snowfall, Sunlit, Winsome Lady, Uleaborg, Windsail. President’s Handicap, of 230sovs. Six furlongs.—Battle Scene, Bon Spec, Bella Lake, Corn Rigs, Deucalion, Francaise, Gleneponso, In the Pink, Kerb, Listening Post, Lady Blissful, Mantua, Mythology, Miss Muriel, Eedshire, Uleaborg, Songbird, Sweetwater, Sweet Memory. Diggers’ Trot Handicap (saddle), of 157 sovs. One mile and a-half. —-Baritone, Bell Harold, Bonnie Boy, Brickie, Berlin Bell, Cliffoton Chimes, Divine Bells, Dolly Houi, Eppie Adair, Edith Charlotte, Full Cry, Hylas, Indian Child. Ivy, Rothschild, Jim Logan, Jean Mac, Kinness, Kanuknot, L«a< France, Landlady, Lucky Harold, Lou Thorpe, Little Rain, Moonglow, Merce Pointer, Oscar Chimes, Quo Yadis, Red Admiral, Railway Chimes, Spurhead, Somnus, Sundowner, Tracey Wilkes, Tragedy Queen, Vitalis, Welcome Knight. Visitors’ Hack Handicap, of 180sovs. One mile.—Canton, Calibration, Coastguard, Clothilda, ’Frisco Mail, Frenchman, Gunlayer, Incursio, Janus, Linhope, Martial Dance, Naomi, Osterman, Primum, Rugby, Raconteur, Solvency, Soldier’s Pride, Gan Salvador, Warhaven, Winsome Lady. WESTLAND HANDICAPS. (Peb United Pbess Association.) REEFTON, December 12. The following handicaps have been declared for the Westland Racing Club’s Christmas week meeting; Goldsborough Handicap, of lOOsovs. Six furlongs.—Bosevcar 9.12, Weary Willie 8.9, Tantalus 8.8, Bestir 8.7, Woodrow 8.3,_ Sleepy Head 8.0, Redsome 7.12, Barmaid 7.9, Divorce 7.8, Cashman 7.3, Sunbath 7.3, Caliburn 7.0, Mystiform 7.0,, Timepiece 7.0, Misrule 7.0. Hokitika Handicap, of 200sovs. One mil© and a-quarter.—Mythology 10.0, Warlike 8.12, Kilmoon 8.11, Caverock 8.2, Missland 7.12, Tantalus 7.6, Amendment 7.0. High Weight Handicap, of ISOsovs. Seven furlongs.—Warlike 9.10, Sir Huon 9.7, Lord Aahlea 9.6, Cheer Up 9.0, Woodrow 9.0, Tiranga 8.12, Balefire 8.12, Black Night 8.12, Roniform 8.11, Sleepy Head 8.10, Redsome 8.9, North Inch 8.8, War Tax 8.5, Grand Duchy 8.0, Mystiform 8.0, Misrule 8.0, Agnola 8.0, Elixir 8.0. Goldfields Handicap, of lOOsovs Six furlongs and a-half.—Grim Joke. 9.6, Sir Huon 8.8, Tantalus 8.7, Balefire 7.12, Redsome 7.12, Boneoto 7.12, Barmaid 7.9, Steepholm 7.9, War Unit 7.0. _ ( Provincial Handicap, of 120 soys. Six and n-half furlongs.—Probate 9.1, Prince Ferouz 7.12. Carnbrae 7.12, North Inch 7.8, Leforte, Embezzler 7.6, War Unit 7.0. Pacific Handicap Hurdles, of 170sovs. About one mil© and three-quarters.—Black-night 10.12, All Serene 10.11, Strayshot 10.3, Lyroe 10.2, Headlong 10.1, Cheer Up 9.8, North Inch 9.0, Lady Pallas 9.0. Christmas Handicap, of 120sovs. Five furlongs and a-half. —Bon Spec 11.1, Kildni 8.12, Samarang 8.12, Counter Attack 8.9, Weary Willie 8.9, Paptian 8.7, Sleepy Head 8.0, Metareka. 7.13, Balefire 7.12, 'Gallia 7.10, Lyroe 7.3, Emerald Gem 7.3, Sunbath 7.3, Marauder 7.0, Demonstrate 7.0, Agnola 7.0, Kukumo 7.0. Electric Handicap, of 120sovs. Six furlongs. Mythology 10.8, Lovesign 9.1, Probate 9.1, Lord Ashlea. 9.0, Weary Willie 8.9, Missland 8.7, Bestir 8.7, Sleepy Head 8.0, Prince Ferouz 7.12, Carnbrae 7.12, Steepholm 7.0, Barmaid 7.0, Wild Night 7.0, Demonstrate 7.0. GORE TROTTING CLUB. HANDICAPS. (Per United Press Association.) GORE, December 12. The following handicaps have been declared for the Gore Trotting Club’s meeting:— Novice Handicap (harness). One mile and a-half.—Bellwood, Chiming Child, Cocoa, Divine Bells, Dixie Dillon, Dark Stream, Eva Wallace, Quo Yadis, Landlady, Princess Locanda, Little Rain, Railway Chimes, Sheila, Fleetwood, Fortune Maid, Edith Charlotte, Jean Mac, Kinness, Ivy Rothschild, Kookaburra, Lucky Harold, Post Mark, Lady Adonis, Rosedale, Royal Scot, Somnus, Sundowner, Wee Spark, gelding by Four Chimes, mare by Banjo M. Wilkes limit, Red Admiral 12yds behind, Armistice 36, Dolly Honi 48, Yen 72. Croydon Handicap, trotters (in saddle). One mile and a-half—Abbess, Berlin Bell, Bessie Mac, Marvin Beil, Don Wallace, Flossie Alien, Kernel], Lou Wilkes, Peter Viking, Ring Off, Roger Wilkes, Wolff Tone, Wee Dragoon, Wild Speck, Zingeber, mare by Wallace L.—Wildwood marc, Supreme limit, Ardwood, Blue Thorpe, Don Massey, Guilty, General Quincey, Lady Elwood, Ocean Grove, Pony Wallace, Peter Boy, Sandstorm, Underviewer, Kentucky Moor, Queen Wilkes 12yds bphind, Ngapuna 24, Billy Moore 36, Prejudice, Le Todd, Anvil Chimes 48, Cherry Whips 72, Bonnette 96, Wonder Why 144, The Sprinter 168. Gore Trotting Club Handicap (harness). Two miles—Friendship, Event, Gwenchild, Indian Child, Prospect, South Star, Walroon, Cottage Girl, Kilmarnock limit, Huia Bird, George the Fourth, Brown Chequor, Claude Alto, Quickmatch, Barooga 12yds behind. Lanamhor, Nonna Dillon 24, Donside, Littlefield, Countryman 36, Fashion Queen 72, Jane Wilkes 84. Christmas Handicap (harness). One mile and a-hnlf.—Ardlussa, Vitalis, Eros, Golden Nut, Tinder, Yon, Wee Daphne, Rafferty limit, Onawa, Mentober 12yds behind, Harold’s Treasure, Dark Rosine, Dillon Wilkes, Roving Don 21, Mammon, La Franco, Honest Ned, Diamond Child, Logan’s Drive, First Glance, First Toll, Peterville, Mav Tracey 36, Mountain Chimes 48, Indian Child 60. , Telegraph Handicap (saddle). One miic.— Koniniwood, First Toll, First Chime, Gladiola, Honest Ned, Perfect Pointer, Rialto, Lucky Dillon, Linden, Passing Shadows limit,' Russell Maid, Bell Trix, Etheldonna, Cottage Girl, Walroon, Kilmarnock, Van Dircfilor, Quickmatch 12yds behind, Huia Bird, Marvin Mac. Brown Chequer, Florrie Audubon, South Star 24, Jane Wilkes 48, Matty’s Boy 60. Southland Juvenile Stakes. One mile and a-quarter. ssec limit.—B gby Adonis—Glcnterri limit, Betel Nut—Commander mare limit, hr f by Harold Rothschild—Myrtle Bell limit, b f by Our Thorpe—Too Soon limit, b f by Our Thorpe—Lady Rothsoon limit, h f by Our Thorpe—Queen’s Drive limit, ch g by Four Chimes—Wallace L. mare limit, ch c by Our Thorpe—The Lady limit, ch c by Our Thorne —Queen Wallace limit, ch g by Coldstream Bolls—Bellman mare limit, Railway Chimes, b g by Four Chimes—Rothschild mare limit, h f by Marvin Wilkes —Glenfoot limit, hr c by Adonis— Bellman marc limit, b f by Coldstream Bolls limit, b f by Our Thorpe—Lou Wilkes limit, b c by Harold Dillon —Hilda limit, c hv El Carbine- -Jessie Lou limit, Mias Grant, King Daphne, Spylaw Maid limit, b f by Our Thorpe— I The Pigeon limit, hr c by Coldstream Bells —hack mare limit, b c by El Carbine—Lady- Voyage limit, b g by Four Chimes—King Harold mare limit, b g by Brent Locanda—Pastime limit, b g by Onr Thorpe—Eunice limit, hr g by Adonis—Bellflower limit, ch g by Coldstream Bells— Merce limit, b c by Four Chimes—Wildwood Jr. mare limit, Blazing Run, ch g by Harold Dillon —Sunshine limit, Osier Beauty, b f by Harold Dillon —Scarlet Rose 21yds behind, Mountain Chimes, I> g by Four Chimes—Mountain Rose 36yds behind, Acron, b o by Logan Pointer —Millie C. 60.

Mataura Handicap (harness). Two miles. —Ardwood, Blue Thorpe, Don Massey, Exotic, General Quinoey, Guilty, Kentucky Moor, Lady Ellwood, Ocean Grove, Pony Wallace, Peter Boy, Queen Wilkes, Sandstorm, Underviewer, M’Kinney Mao, Opihi Lass, Ruth Wilkes, Young Tom limit, Worthy Bingen, Ngapuna 12yds behind, Billy Moor, Lord Rolceby 24, Le Todd 36, Lady Evelyn 48, El Beilette 60, Tipperary 84, Dan Mac 96, Wallacetown 108, Wonder Why 168, The Sprinter 204. Final Handicap (harness). One mile and a-quarter.—La France, Honest Ned, Mammon, Lucky Dillon, Koniniwood, Passing Shadow limit, Event, Gwcnchild, Bell Trix, Prospect, Russell Maid, Van Director, Kilmarnock 12, Brown Chequer, Huia Bird, Florrie Audubon, George the Fourth, Marvin Mac, South Star 24, Littlefield, Donside, Lanamhor 36, Countryman, Barooga 48, Fhshion Queen 60, Norma Dillon 72, Jane Wilkes 72, Royal Step 84. HORSE BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the committee of the Otago and Southland Horse Owners and Breeders' Association was held last week, when Mr R. Green presided. Letters were received from the Wyndham Racing Club and the Winton Jockey Club stating that they had decided to reduce their acceptance fees. A letter was received from the Dunedin Jockey Club stating that it could not comply with the association’s request regarding the reduction of acceptance fees. Mr R. Green reported that a deputation had waited on Mr T. Elliott, president of the Forbury Park Trotting Club, in connection with the reinstatement of the amateur event on future programmes, and Mr Elliott said that his committee would be prepared to meet a deputation when drafting its next programme. A committee was appointed to interview this club when it next met. CRICKET. M.C.C. TEAM IN AFRICA. Prow AjmoomUAq — Bt Telegraph—Copyright CAPETOWN, December 11. The Marylebone team has commenced a match against Benoni. Heavy rain fell during the night, but the wicket was not affected. Marylebone has lost seven wickets for 191.—A. and N.Z. Cable. RUGBY. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. Preu Association —By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, December 11. The Athletic News predicts that the Rugby League Council will unanimously accept the invitation to send a team to Australia and New Zealand in 1924. BOWLING. South Otago banner matches commenced on Saturday afternoon. Three rinks from Milton Club journeyed to Kaitan gate, the match resulting in a victory for last year’s unbeaten champions by 12 points. The following are the results (Milton names first): Clark, Wilson, Martin, Wyber 17, Maiden, Dunn, M’Fadyen, Burleigh 23; Moore, Lockhart, Clayton, Henderson 21, Tribbon, Carson, M’Ghee, Pryde 18; Moroney, M’Kechnie, Mnyes, Sterhman 14, Duncan, Gray, Clark, Penman 23. Totals; Milton, 52; Kaitangata, 64. • FOUR-RINK CHAMPIONSHIP. Kaikorai v. Balmiacewen, at Kaikorai, tonight.—Kaikorai: Rankin, Ellis ; R. Tyrrell, Allnutt; Ramsay, Pettitt, Ritchie, Marshall; Stewart, John Armit, H. Morrison, Masterton; Keilar, Walker, M’Gregor, W. Lindsay. Emergencies—M’Kenzie, Renton, Sunderland, and Millar. VISIT OF MACLAREN’S TEAM. THE WANGANUI MATCH. (Per United Press Association.) WANGANUI, December 12. It has now been decided that the minor cricket associations will play an eleven, and not 13 players against the English cricket team in the match at Wanganui. The minor association’s team is; Holland, London, Orr, Orton, Williams (Winganui), Gilineur, Hughes (Waikato), Kingston, Clark, Lambert, Dr Maunsell (Taranaki); reserve: Wood (Wanganui}.