LATE SPORTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16836, 27 December 1928, Page 13

LATE SPORTING

MANAWATU MEETING PALMERSTON N., Ibis day. llighden Handicap.—7 Grand Acre 1, 3 Monetise 2. 11 Shrewd 3. Won by half a length both ways. All started. Time, 1.5. President's Handicap. —4 Star Area 1. 2 Men,lip 2. 3 Mountain Heath 3. Ser.: Singlet, n. Won by a length and a bead. Time. 2.7. Stakes: 1 Gascony 1, ? Reremoana 2. 4 Admiral Drake 3. All started. Won by a head, and six lengths. lime. 1.14 20. TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. Fieri lie Handicap.— I Llnnmoro 1, 7 G,,ld,m Flower 2, 3 Valpre .1 Si r. : Lady Quex, Cowl Mild. Mnimloft’. \\ mi by half a- Iciigih and a head, l nne, 1.2 3 5. , . Summer Handicap. 3 Lady Quex 1, 1 Gold Dawn 2.2 Partial Eclipse 3. All started. Won by live lengths and half a. head. Time. 1.24 3-5. Hurdles -. 1 Glengarilf 1. 4 Horomea 2, 3 Royal Acre 3. All started, Won by three ietigl hr,, and five leu;'.! hs. lime, 2.52 2 5.

DUNEDIN RACES (P<>r Pnss Associalion.) DUNEDIN, this day Perfect weather prevailed for the second dav of the Dunedin races. Jhe course is m excellent order. Hurdles. —l Rangatahi (O’Connor) 1. 3 Gavoina 2,2 Titnarnde 3. All started. Won by two lengths and half a. length. Time, 2.48 3-5. Pcrnhiil Handicap.—7, ’lardy (Emerson) I. 6 Page Hoy 2, 3 Phastar o. Ser. : Filosol. Won by two lengths and a length. Time. 2.10 4 5.^ All. niton Handicap.—3 K ilinoyler (Emerson) 1,2 Apache 2, I l.nry Locket 3. All started. Won by a nose and five lengths. Time. L.>9 4-5. \ award fell. St. Andrew’s Handicap: 3 Royal Saxon (Kerr) 1. 4 Hattie Colors 2,1 Queen Balboa. 3. Ser. : Rotor. Won by a length each way. Time 1.39. \ award broke a shoulder and was destroyed, HANDICAPS FOR AUCKLAND (Per Press Association.l AUCKLAND, this day. Handicaps for the second day of the Auckland Racing Club’s meeting are: Fergusson Handicap.—Amor 9.0, Storm Fiend S.ll, Arikitoa 8.4, Court Jester, Hakanoa, High Falutin 7.8, Lunette 7.(5 Sunny Morn, Kontalr 7.5, Tea Money 7.2, Bold Archer, Sir Aloud 7.0. King’s Plate. —Aussie, Lysamler, 9.2, Toxeunm 8.2. Prodioe 7.11. 'Ponsonhv Hurdles. Beaumont 10.11, Wha’rneHffe in. 10, T’ouri, Royal Form 9.13, Lady (’infra 9.11, Rip''' l Abbey 9.9, Clockwork, Farndon, Glen id us, Harbor View, Kahamu L., Spalpeen, Rahepoto 9.0. Summer Cup.—Pegaway S.S, Vci'tigern 8.5, Bright Glow 8.2, lali.-k-ei 7.10, Royal Doulton 7.4, Cashier, Mithra 7.0. . Criterion Handicap.—Gold Tinge 9.8. Love Call 8.7. Eaglet. Avramutu, Gemlight, Carl Idem 8.5, Hun ling Cry 7.5, Dnlstou 7.7, Bennie 7.(5, Imperial Prince 7.4, Currajong 7.3, Alloy 7.0. _ Wa itcm at a II an d i cap. —-Ph C : I’U ; c 9.0, Maori Boy 8.13, PombarJe? Ml), Zeuxis 3.0, Brampton. Atetellus 7.3, Foxhound, Salamander, Uybelc 7.2, Bannock, Good Boy, Nassock, Roman Ahhev, Royal Flower, Template, Yalsier 7.U. E'.eciric Handicap. —Paganelh, Silver Mine 8.4. Awarere S.ll, Nancy 800 8.8, Tea Time 8.3, Kinglield 7A3, White Fang 7.8, Lady’s Boy, 7.5, Arihana. Billikins, High Finance, Marble King, Subdivision, Town Bird, Alacroom 7.0. Plunket Handicap.—King L» 8.13, Perception 8.0, Flying Juliet, Lo (’lumens 8.3, Siasosi 8.1, Golden Wedding 8.0, Tliuvsby 7.9, Hyde Park, Mithra, Sir Russell, Sleepy Sol, Tinikoa 7.7.

THE CHERRY RIPE CASE

OWNER DISQUALIFIED

(P-'r Press Association.) AUCKLAND, this day

The New Zealand Racing Conference gave judgment on the appeal against the decision of the Auckland District Com mittr-c in connection with the ownership of the horse (berry Ripe. The substance of the charge was Unit in May. 1922, Dr. (’. It Murphy became a partner with William Ryan, a. bookmaker, in the horse (’berry Ripe, and ill the subsequent- racing of the horse in Australia and New 'Zealand. Murphy asserted that he bought, the horse from Ryan in May, 1922, and that, after that date Ryan had no interest in the horse.

The. District Committee, by a majority, decided that tlie charge against Murphy was not proved. Tlie judges were of the opinion that the charge against Murphy was conclusively established. and strengthened by bis own statements and conduct. The offence was serious and deliberate, and continued over a period of years. The appeal was allowed, and Murphy was convicted ol corrupt practice and disqualified /or live years. AUCKLAND TROTS (Per Press Association ' AUCKLAND, tins day. Gup -2 Gold Jacket (Bryce), 1; 3 Kaliora (Corrigan). 2; 1 Prince Pointer (Tomkinson), 3; 13 Queens Own (Hooper), 4. Scratched: Imprint. Won h v a bead, and 21 lengths, limes: 4.00 1 5. 4.29 2-5. 4.29 3-5 Parnell Handicap.—2 The Shrew 1, 6 Lady Dnnmorc 2, 1 Free Advice o. Sou. : * jGlulcaway, Gol'chnan, 1 aipaie. Won by three-quarters of a length and half a head. Time, 4-36 3-5.