SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19257, 22 August 1924, Page 8

SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

NORTH TARANAKI ACCEPTANCES. (Peb United Press Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, August 2:1. Tho following arc the acceptances for the North Taranaki Hunt Club’s mooting: Lcpperton Hunters’ Hurdles. One mile and a-half. —Mahia 10.9, Gay Bobbie 10.5, Piro Piro 9.7, Chesforte 9.6, Maira 9.3, Ahi 9.0, Dramatist 9.0, Darnley 9.0, Uncle Dave 9.0, Roaming 9.0. Omata Hack Hurdles Handicap. One mile and a-half.—Xuki 10.13, Price 10.3, Mias Mickey 9.13, Eldemholm 9.0, Lord Eormby 9.0. Stratford Handicap. Six furlongs.—lncome 11.6, Malgina 10.13, Gaillard 10.6, Irapuka 10.4, Ecuador 10.2, Reremoana 9.13, Stork 9.9, Big Push 9.7, Tekawa 9.6, Awake 9.0, Hori 9.0. North Taranaki Hunt Cun Steeplechase. Two miles and a-half. —Oak Row 12.6, Mahia 11.12, Tetoa 11.7, Onipoto 10.13, Aotcafea 10 12, Kaforte 10.5, Maira 10.3, Ah Fu 10.1, Darnley 10.0, Uncle Dave 10.0, Roaming 10.0, Rosen.iount 10.0. Waihi Handicap. Seven furlongs.—Sunny Vale 10.8, Carnbee 10.3, Interest 9.8, Savoury 9.8, Loved On© 9.5, Glengariff 9.3, Sunshot 9.3, Moeatoa 9.0, Lord Formby 9.0, Tauaiata 9.0, Mountain Bell 9.0. Hunters’ Flat Handicap. One mile and a-quarter.—Ruataia 11.8, Gay Bobbie 11.8, Ma-un.il 11.5, Haligan 11.4, Piro Piro 10 12, Chesforte 10.5, Tetoa 10.3, Lady Comet 10.12, Ahi 10.0.' Dramatist 10.0, Ceres 10.0, Merry Times 10.0. . Urenui Hack Handicap, Six furlongs.— TeKawa 11.4, Sunny Vale 10.9, Carnbee 10.6, Solferangc 9.13, Robunte 9.11, 'The Banker 9.10, Interest 9.7, Waiotama 9.7, Fancy Lass 9.0 Ail Wind 9.0, Wee Sandy 9.0, Erins King 9.0, Empire Camp 9.0, Mountain Bell 9.0, Mountain Ore 9.0, Heron 9.0. Opunake Hack Scurry. Five furlongs. AH 9 o,—Patrolelt, Pentrie Lass, All Wind, Wild Woodbine, Merry Times, Wee Sand>, Shuteve, Cerise, Ruby Red. Erins King, Glongarlve, Close Fire, Manehau, Lady Ristori, Heron. JONES AND M'CARTEN. DATE FIXED FOB HEARING APPEALS. Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, August 21. The Australian Jockey Club Committee has decided that the appeals lodged by 1. D. Jones and M. M’Cartcn in the Royal Despatch case will be heard on August 2d. RUGBY FOOTBALL. ENGLISH TEAM IN SOUTH AFRICA. Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright. CAPETOWN, August 20. Witwntersrand beat the .British Rugby team. —Reuter*. CYCLING. TIMARU-CHRISTCHURCH ROAD RACE. (Peb United Peess Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, August 21. The Canterbury Centre of the New Lealand Athletic and Cycling Union has decided that the Tinmru-Chnstcliurch road race shall be held on September 27. By selecting this date it will be possible for any competitors considered worthy to be sent to Australia to compete in the Warrnam-bool-Mclbourne road race on October 11. OTAGO HUNT CLUB. The Otago Hunt Club is holding its last meet of the oresent hunting season over the well-known properties of Messrs T. Dalziei and A. Blackwood, "Mount Grand, ’ when a full muster of followers is expected. A photograph will be taken during the afternoon. MEW ZEALAND TROTTING CUP. (From Och Own Correspondent.) CHRISTCHURCH, August 21. The following are the nominations for the, New Zealand Trotting Cup, of 2100sove. Two miles.—Tatsy Dillon, Blue Mountain King, First Carbine, Man-o'-War, Box Seat, Alto Chimes, Paul Dufa-ult, Whispering Willie, Acron, Great Bingen, Onyx, Great Hope, Taiaire, Sheik, Snowehoe, Realm, Don Wild, Logan Lou, VHo.