LATE SPORTING

Southland Times, Issue 19098, 16 November 1923, Page 6

LATE SPORTING

BOWLING. GORE v. HOKONUI. (From our own Correspondent). On Wednesday the Gore Bowling Club’s A. team met the representatives of the Hokonui Club on the latter club’s green. The home team was defeated by a substantial margin, the score being 83—35, as ‘follows:— G. H. McCorkindale, Frobarth, Tinnock, Perks . . 26 Ross, Scott, Ritchie, Leishman 14 Finlayson, Day, Brown, Donald 33 Smith, Cunningham, Tutty, Bishop 10 Grant, Duncan, Cox H. Graham 24 Martin, Garrick, Thomson, Harvey 11 83 35 GORE BEAT EDENDALE. At Edendale the Gore B. team defeated Edendale by 76 —53, as follows: — Learmont, Bennet, Rodger, Hicks 20 —- Cook, Morton, McFadden, McPherson 19 Stewart, Brady, Louttit, Usher 31 T. Marshall, Shields, Hiddlestone, R. Marshall 16 Anderson, Cleine, Preece, Craig 25 Dickson, Scoullar, Lamont, Irvine 18 76 53 SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR NEXT WEEK. (Per United Press Association.) TIMARU, November 15. The following are the aceptances for the South Canterbury J.C.’s Spring meeting: OTAIO HURDLES (Um.).- Falstaff 11.9, Likelihood 10.9, Bon Spec 10.5, Twinkle 9.13, Humboldt 9.13, Lord Nagar 9.8, Bill Turpin 9.0. SPRING STAKES (sf).—April Showers, Brocart, Buoyant, Clarion, Shandre and Zarmof 8.8, Carnbrae, Dame Fortune, Denzota, Elba, Integrity, Purple Iris and Queen Balboa 8.5, Revel 7.9. TESCHEMAKER HANDICAP (l}m).— Deucalion 9.8, Boadicea and Angelo 8.6, Prince Ferouz 7.13, Mantua 7.8, Guncase 7.4, Baldowa (inc. 101 b pen.) 7.3, Kukume 6.7. TYCHO HACK HANDICAP (6f.). Uleaborg 9.0, Valdamo and Incursio 8.13, All British 8.10, Miss Minerva, Scorn, Royal Wink and Bonnie Lake 8.5, Solvency 7.9, CourceleUe 7.7, Goldspinner 7.5, Knocklyn

7.2, Sunny Lake—Kilbasa gelding 7.2, Bandalero 6.13, Lady Peters and Bonaria 6.12, Cacus 6.12. PRESIDENT’S WELTER HANDICAP (Im.).—Happy Warrior 9.6, Some Kid 9.1, Golden Light 8.13, Carmine, Warhue and Guncase 8.11, Tinihanga 8.7, Whipping Boy 7.13, Petunia 7.11, Kilfane 7.10, Piccanninny 7.9, Sartolite 7.8, Sir Otway, All Ready, Gossard, Osterman and Fabrinade 7.7. MAIDEN PLATE (6f.).—Adopted, April Showers, Barricon, Brocart, Castona, Clontarf, Dinner Bell, Enare, Kilbrin, Monsieur Boutade, Orange Blossom, Petal Dust, Solferinte and Wink-a-Peep 8.10. KERRYTOWN HACK WELTER (7f.). —Ferino 9.4, All British 8.12, King Sol 8.9, Sprinkler 8.8, Viewpoint, Balasor, Frivol and Sabor 8.5, Frisco Mail 8.2, Rigel and Cacus 7.11. FLYING HANDICAP (6f.).—Boadicea and Lovesign 8.11, Baldowa 8.7 (inc. 101 b pen), Paphian 8.6, Economist 8.5, Avispado and Dancing Days 7.7, The Reaver 7.2, Kilbarry 6.13, Uleaborg 6.12. THE RUAKURA STAKES. DISTRICT COMMITTEE’S DECISION. AUCKLAND, November 15. The Auckland District Committee, after hearing the repprt by the Hamilton Racing Club, decided that the Ruakura Stakes, being a race for two-year-olds only, apprentice jockeys could not claim any allow ance, and that Quintette and Abbey Bell should have been, disqualified and the stakes awarded to horses placed third and fourth. ASHHURST-POHANGINA MEETING. RE-HANDICAPS. PALMERSTON NORTH, November 15. The following are the Ashhurst Racing Club re-handicaps:— Pohangina Handicap: Waitapu 8.10, Mangawhero 6.13. Komako Hack Handicap: Basso 8.2, Ihapotoa 7.12. Ashhurst Cup: Bonnie Heather 8.6, Beloved 7.5. Siberia Hack Handicap: Mangawhero 8.11, Atapo 8.8, Sensible 7.13. Manawatu Gorge Handicap: Basso 8.5. PONY RACING. MORE DISCLOSURES. SYDNEY, November 15. Giving evidence at the inquiry into pony racing, Frederick Hodges, formerly presid ent of the Pony Owners’ and Trainers’ Association, said he knew of a case where a pony entered a race at Victoria Park, was backed by the Stewards, that it lost, and that the trainer was disqualified for twelve months on the following race day.