SPORTING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13697, 29 May 1915, Page 9

SPORTING.

(Per Press Association) WELLINGTON, last ni-ht. Folfowin»- avo acceptances for Olsi :i Mauri T.ac'ini; Club's mot t in-

Flying Handicap : Botanist 9.3. .U;t__t__ Achilles 9.1. fortify 8.6. Mastv-.5.-, 0.5, Glacier- 8.4. Maltegsirde 8.2. Ini-n'ov.-, Toney 8.1, Whs.perer 7.13, Hi.s.iaL ■• 7.12, Multoe 7.10, Bold .Stroke A A Ainsdule 7.7. Vladineau 7.4, -lean Ludlo 7.1, Ally 7.0, Battalion 6.12. Ari-ishssn-, Inoladdo 6.10, - Elopenscsst 6.7. Taihoa Hack Steeplechase : Snporifi. 12.8, Fashion Plate 11.8. Ilnin'iy 10.13, The Rover 10.8. Ngapatsi 10.4. Ksstn-i 9.12, Stockade 9.10. Taln.s-a. IVlicass.i Silverdale, Mahakihina, l.'ikiho 9.7. Ruakawa Cup : Lady Louisa. Mu'ltiplv 8.6. Mummer 8.5, Coldstream, Manisuoa 8.2. Rene 8.0, Byron 7.13, Allen Doonc 7.12, Diavolo 7.8, Georgo 7.5, Immer 7.4, Moutoa Girl 6.9, Acli'lledes, Imai-ose 7.0, Chillies. Peroneala, Ineuru 6.7. Otaki Hack: Merry Gaisi 9.0, Han-, makaha 8.12, Master' Moutoa, Arlington 8.4, Hop Dhaa, Perhaps 7.13, Tangihou 7.11, Improve 7.10, Rangoro, La Motte 6.10.

Rahui Handicap : Gold Soult 8.8, Adroit 8.1, Veroneal 8.0, Altcar 7.11, Zeus 7.9, Master Achilles 7.8, Wild Lupin 7.5, Powder Fox 7.3, Bradamante 7.2.

Birthday Welter: Glacier 9.13, Maltegarde, Toney 9.11, His Eminence, Roue, Sir Fisber * 9.8, Janitor, Submersion, Doon 9.6, Ruatangata, Bransiield 9.4. Naupata 8.12, Royal Mary, Irish Fusilier 8.10, Vladian, Wild Daisy, General Madero 8.9, Danger Signal, Lady Davlesford. Elopement 8.7. AUCKLAND, last night... Acceptances for the A.R.G. winter meeting : — Great Northern Hurdles : Admiral Soulf 11.7. Hereford 11.3, Tragedy King, Black Nor. hern 10.13, Roy.sl Arms 10.13, Morocanibe 10.8, Corrie 10.7, Styrax 10.6, Isnnsesssity 10.3, Pip 9.5, Jolie Fillo 9.3. Glenorchy 9.1, El Gallo, Tararua Jack,' Queen's Post 9.0. Maiderl Steeplechase : Sandy Pati! 11.5, Tirohanga 10.9, General Webb. 10.7, Ngatoa 10.5, Doggerb.ank. Lady Sabretache 9*12, Ssmtiago 9.9, Irawadi 9.8, Pairere, Nimblefoot, Ballygowan, Hassan, Wakanui, Automatic 9.7. . Maiden Hurdles: Birkful 10.8, Mom-, tho. 10.3, Blue Garment 9.13, Golden Glow 9.11, Valentine 9.10, Harbor Light 9.8, Soultikoff 9.7, Monorail 9.6, Master Regal 9.4, Kaimanuka 9.2, Ovation 9.1, Martini, Luperin, Dandy Breeze, Vascular 9.0. Hunt Club Hurdles: Fireaway 10.10, Advancer 10.7, Transfer, Master Leslie 10.6, Takanini 10.4, Black Bobs, Tarero;. Waimai, Captain. Lock, Inspector, Tangiheri. Heat her boy 10.0. • Hunt Club Steeplechase: Fireaway 11.7, Transfer, Master Leslie,. Irawadi 10.13, Advancer 10.12, Torero, Black! Bobs, Waimai, Captain Lock, Hassan, fleatherboy 10.7. Cornwall Handicap : Ladoga 11.2, Emperador 10.6, Haskayne 10.2, Colonel Soult 9.13, Tinopai 9.1, Waimangu 8.13, Prince Soult 8.10, Campeador, Castalia 8.5;* Self. Patroftale 8.4, Tangiwai -_.'_, Gold Fran 8.1, Heather Mixture 8.0. \ Members' Handicap: Tatterly - 10.13, Potoa 10.7, Bimeter 10.5, King Lupin 10.3, Toreador '9.8, Lady Middleton, Gletiroy 9.7, ,Tyson 9.6, Hyettus 9.5, Avon Park 9.4, Bluestone,. Goidnre 9.3, Tact, Kauri King 8.13, Kaniki 8.9, Zio-j; Worcester, Tripoli •< 8.5, Try Flake 8.4, Maui Nina 8.2, Miss Lupin, Genevieve, Chime 8.0.

Jervois Handicap : King Chiara 10.-**-. Nicomar , , Kauri - King 10.3, Salvia 9. 1 ?! Dan Castor 9.8, Combustion 9.5, Loloma 9.1, Gallupin 8.11, Kaweeii 8.10, Chamiisade 8.7, Hima, Coleraine 8.6, Glucij.it, Sigsio 8.4, Gluetanus, Plenipotent, Op position, Heather Mixture 8.2, StepniJpaul :8.1, Hopye, Ulster, Brookfiesrl, I Parsimony, Tnki, Lady Lobelia, Redman, Fioiniiialss. Cai'hisit^:;, JCitly A.ia:->, Krishna, l.hio Ro.-e. Crescendo, l.acsv Gwendoline.. Tamahere, Miss Avalanch. 8.0. Addisoug.it was ss'rat.ht-d at 3.10 p.sii. .to-day for the '('real Northosn Sttcpl ■•- DUNEDIN, last nighl. ' Acceptances for the firs.', day <of 'the I).J.C. meeting ;-— Pacific Hurdles: Commotion 11.10, Cast Iron 11.9, Kirn 11.6, White Cockade 10.12, Banian 10.5, Cahcr Da von 10.12, Steperina, Frederick 9.9, Cyrn 9.0. Birthday Haandicap : John Barleycosn 9.8, Hesione 8.10, Specialform * S.ll Ogier' 8.5, Golden King, United -Service 7.12, Chrysotis 7.11, Sister Radius, All Ready 7.9,' Vocation 7.5, The Cornet 7.4.

j Brighton Handicap: Pride of CTtsfha i 10.9, Encore 9.7, Sir Hamilton 8.12, Lady Trent 8.10, Spanish Princess B.Q, Bon 8.8, Firmhold 8.4, Hornbeam.- Lion 8.3^ AH 7.11, .Roisrriaii'a, Girlda, Mic'ivj Free', Fable 7.9, Glenongley, Grafton j Laddie, Allan Water, Firegod, Aerogram, First In, Can Steep, Rershield 7.7. ■ I Otago Steeplechase: Stone Ginger and Royal Medal 11.6, Golden Grape 11.2. j Northern 11.1, Fritz 10.11, Black Star 10.8, The Gunner 10.S, Cardiff, No. 3. The Brewer, Milo 10.2, Teua IOUr, Tommy 9.7. Tradesmen's Handicap: Clyrjelish 10.3, Palisade 9.6, Daytime 9.3, Fender '•> 8."., Medley 7.12, Golden King 7.9, Afto . Loch 7.7, Moonglow 7.6, Slogan. Bulle. 7.3, Marsa 6.11, Cortes, Baritone 6.7. Hunters' Steeplechase : Tolstoi 11.13, Ironsand 11.5, Parramatta 11. 0, G*_ent 11.2, Zingabee 11.0, Oratonu, Goldois Down, Ikowaa, Prairie Fire 10.11, Wellwood 10.9. ' Winter Welter: Pride of Olutha 10.2, Moonglow 9.10, Multum m . Parvo, Russo 9.9, Banian 9.8, Sartomart, Will Pilgrim 9.5' Encore 9.1, Mt. "Victoria 8.11, Leading Lady, Merton 8.9, Neuroma 8.8, Waionui 8.3, Glenfern, Gle.iowl, King Torrent,, Giarlda 8.0.

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