WEIGHTS, ACCEPTANCES, ETC. TAIERI RACES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2695, 8 November 1905, Page 58

WEIGHTS, ACCEPTANCES, ETC. TAIERI RACES.

„ The following acceptances Lave been received for the Taieri Amateur Turf Club's spring • meeting on Thursday: — ' Trial Stakes. Six furlongs. — Cuirosottia 8.9, Metford 8.6, Jewel Case 8.4; Trump 7.9, Red Morn 7.7, Bush Girl 7.5. Taieri Cup. One mile. — Koputai 8.12, ! Casque 8.8, Heirloom 7.11, Rubrette 7.0.-' ■ Handicap Time Trot. One mile and a-half. — Pipistrello scratch, Black Jack 1 second, Exchequer 2, General "H. 11, Master 11, Perfection 11, Frisco 14, Aquinas 17, Octave 21, Outlaw 21, Lady Rothschild II 21, Combine 24, Victress 24, Nauwee 24, Incubator 24. • • Novel Handicap. . Four furlongs. — Toney 8.13; "Witch Winnie 8.7, "Cairn -7.12, Rubiforin 7.7, Navarre 7.7., <■ , ,' 1 " Stewards' Welter. Seven furlongs. — Flower V Clutha 9.10,, Stepenfeldt- 9.2, Rio Grande 8.9, 1 Transport 8.0/ Blackpool B.o^ Radium 8.0. ' • „ .Handicap Time Trot. One'mile.— Pipistrello>7Vseconds/Fleigher. 8, Madella 11, , Master 14, Frisco 16, Little Girl 16, Michael IS, Aquinas 18, "Octave 20,\ Outlaw 20;* Lady Rothschild II ,20, G. T.- F. 22, Nauwee 22, Incubator 22, Taimea 22. Go 22. • Flying Handicap. Six furlongs. — Koputai 9.0, Casqae 8.10, Heirloom 8.3, Flying Spark 8.2, Ostachkoff 7.13, Rio Grande 7.9, Rubrette 7.2. Hack Race. Five furlongs. — Flying Spark 8.4, Oatachkoff 9.1. Cuirosettia 8.6, Gypsobel 8.6; Tramantana 8.3, Jewel Case 7.13, Radium 7.11, Cairn 7.9, Rubiform 7.7, Navarre 7.7, Trump 7.6, Red Morn 7.4,_ Design 7.4, Bush Girl 7.0, Peak 7.0. A GUTTLE* AN E PER SUSPENDED. LONDON, October 30. The stewards of the Saadown Park Racing dub hove ,-uspended-Dewend Fiuton, a gentleman rider, for suspicious siding in a match unth Lcrd JJeirard. AUCKLAND RACES POSTPONED. AUCKLAND, November 2. Owing to the heavy state of the Ellerslie racecourse, the opening day of the A.R.C (Spring meeting has tfeen postponed to a date to be decided on, probably November 9. A If.Z. MIKR IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY, November 5. At the Canterbury Park meeting Levant, the New Zealand mare, won the Jumpers' Flat Race. She was an outsider in the race, starting at 12 to 1. PROSECUTING BOOKMAKERS. CHRISTCKURCH, November 1. Further 'informations against bookmakers lor trespassing on the Riccarton racecourse •t jthe August meeting were heard by Mr V. Cr. Day, S.M.y»to-day. B. Ryan was fined £15 en two cllarges and Richard Solomon dE2S ■ on three charges. At the conclusion of the cases, Mr Day said the behaviour of bookJiakers was becoming a public scandal, and in any future cases coming before the court, if there were two convictions against an •oeiised, he would seriously consider the ■

exercise of otter powers conferred upon him by the act. October 31. At tne Magistrate's Court to-day, Barney Byan was fined £10 for betting in a public place, and evidence was given to show that accused was calling the odds on the Warrnam-bool-Melbourne Road Race in High street, but * although' he took money he refused to pay btts. Mr V. G. Day, S.M., at the Magistrate's j Court this morning heard a number of infor- , mations laid against bookmakers by the Can- { terbury Jockey Club and trustees of the Ghri&t- • church racecourse for trespassing on August 15, 17, and 19r The following lines were inflicted: — Eric Bradshaw, J3O (three charges); 71. Williams, /.20 (two charges) ; G. Peaarce, £15 (two charges); J. M'Mahon, £5; J. Cuthbertson, £15 (two charges); "W. Pollock, £5; ?. H. Brierly, £15 (two charges); H. Rowe, £5; F. Clarke. .€10; A. Grover, £5 (three charges?); W. Stellen, £5; S. Barton, £5; J. Lftuchlan, £20 (two charges); and W. Langley, ' £5. Charges -against ,T. Fairbairn, T. Johnson, ' M. Barnefr, and P. Grant were dismissed. I Further oases of trespassing will be heard to-morrow morning.