SPORTING.
United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Sydney, July 18. Canterbury Park Hurdles.—Berate 1, Don Quex 3, Skean 3. Received July )9. 1 p.sa. 3 Melbourne, July 19. g The"Viotoria Racing Olub stakes for the past season totalled £693,73.
THE RACING CONFERENCE. Per Press Association. Wellington, July 18. ' It was decided that the interpretation “Metropolitan Committee” be altered to “District Committee.” and that five delegates, instead of two, be elected by totalisator clubs In a Metropolitan district. S Role 3of Part YI (providing that no club shall give less in stakes than the uel amount derived by it from the use of the totaiisator during tbe previous year) was amended by adding the provision that the rale shall not apply in the case of a diminution of the number of days on which She totaiisator is used by any club. Rule 7 of the same part was. amended to nrovide that dabs shsll undertake “not to permit any person to carry on the business of a bookmaker.” Previously prohibition had applied to “any unlicensed person,” Role 8, Part XXIV , was struck out and was substituted by : “The Clerk of the Scales before passing a jockey’s weight is correct shall satisfy himself that It does not exceed his correoi weight by more than two pounds in a fist race or four pounds 2n a hurdle race or steeplechase. ” Rule 2, Part XXVI, was altered to provide that a horse may be disqualified and the jockey punished if the horse crosses another, nnloss two clear lengths ahead, or jostles another .horse or jockey of another horse unless it be proved thst the jostle was wholly caused by the fault of same other jockev, or that she jostled horse or his jaokey was partly in fault. Rule 7, Part XXXI.. was amended to provide that there shall be no appeal from the finding of stewards on tbe following matters: (a) Short weight,f(b) a cross or jostle on the post or|on the wrong course or before the appointed time, (d) an obvious pull , . Rule 1. Part XXXV., was amended to give power to tinstess to invest monies at Interest on such terms and for snob periods as they may think fit.
After same discussion it wes resolved “That She Conference make representations to She Government with reference so the unjust system of taxation bo that the t?x be pay able on the net profits of the meet* lag only, instead of, as at preseaton the gross turnover of totaliaator, gate iteoeipts, eta,” la Shis form the motion was carried. Mr Q. Boater moved that it be a perma j: ect;’lcatrnaticn to the Dates Committee not to ballot the Saturday before Easter Sunday as the day of any race meeting, Carried by 25 votes to 13.
The following were'elsoted to the dates | Oommmlitss: Messrs J. W. Abbott E W. Allison, B. Goodbahere, J. MoYay and P. Miller. Sir George Clifford was re-elected president . The president was authorised to make a special levy daring the yeas for the benefit of the Sports Protection League.
WELLINGTON R.O. MEETING
ACCEPTANCES,
The following acceptances have been received for the second day’s races: -
Onolow Handicap, r six fnrlongs Ms. Victoria 10.1 Crown Pearl 9 10, Patriotic 9.9, Curator 98, Oouutertnlue, Sublime 97, Outward 95, Deploy 9.3, Parawenul, Beacon, Purakan and Lcngatep 9.0 Hack Steeplechase, 3 % miles.— The Ohief 10 11. Goldbird, Wedra 10.10, Torbelle 10.8, Taiaha 10 5 St. Amelia 9 12, Pukeroa 9.10, Soman and Retainer 9 7. Croftcn Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Kiiraia.lo.6, Ceylon 9.13, Strategist, Amaru 9.6, Blend 9.5 Manupai, Serenity 9,3, Ngatimaru and Otaraia 9 0, . July Steeplechase, 2 y z miles.—Captain Jingls 11.5. Haut'ere 11 0 Compass 10 6. Matser Paul 10 3 Wbaka-. welra 10.2, Zante, TaJaha 9 13, Flamingo 9 7. _ ' Winter Oats, one mile—Sir Knox 10.6 Mnlga Bill 10.3, Sir Frisco 9. is’ Sea King 9.10 Sbuja 9.8. Mira, Odessa, Sir Tnatsam, Kllcstari, Brown Trent 9.6, San Piuie 9.4, Loch Msben 9.3, Waipunui 9.1, Deploy 9 0 Final Hurdles, 1% miles—The Native 10,5. Bolliu, JWuite Cockade 10 1, Sandy Paul 9 10, Windage 97, Darby Paul 95, Goodwin Park, Waterworks, Gaelic 93, Master Theory, Elfleb 93; Uranium and KUdonan 9 0 Kai Ora Handicap, sis furlongs. - Diavolo 10 9, Gay Lawless 10.5, Kew 9 13, Peroeier 9.6 ; , Amaru 9.5, War Queen 9.1, Coarteley, Taketumu and Wares 9.0.
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10405, 19 July 1912, Page 5
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