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GERALDINE R.C.

THE NOMINATIONS Following are the nominations for the Geraldine Racing Club's meeting:— First Day. First Hurdles Handicap. £l3O. One mile and five furlongs.—Brevity, Call Money, Chrysology, Footwork, Havering, Polydora. Polygraph. Redolent, Vitaphone, ’ Wexford Bridge. Ohapi Hack Handicap, £ll5. Six furlongs.—Arrownilla. Autumn Wind. Aggravate. Culotte, Darien, Desirable, Disclose. Flying Flea, Fog Peak. Gresham, Heather Land, In The Dark, Lord Byron, Orange Bud, Owl's Nest, Pink Comet, Rebel Mate, Red Dragon. Robant, Roseman. Radio Star, Shawlett, Thermidor. Geraldine Cup, £2OO. One mile and aquarter.—Cleaner, Daring Deed. Davolo, Golden King. Gold Cross, Monipcre, Queen Dorothy, Rona Bay, The Surgeon, Tout le Monde, Toreador, Wino. Geraldine Trot, £l2O. One mile and aquarter.—Bill Grattan, Becky Direct, Colleen Wrack, Cyrano. Captain Sqott. Elite Ray, Flotilla, Glencree, Great Don. Gratton Girl. Hytemoana. Harold Wrack. Heather Queen, Janet Gaynor, Joe Perkins, Jambo, Kingussie, Little Derby, Mary Aubert, Mohican. Master Garry. Prunella, Post Haste, Pukeuri, Purina, Rhine Gold. Royal Thread, Renew, Royal Gratton, Serene Eingen, Shuffle. Tap Dancer, Tim Worthy, Twenty Grand, Toorak. Windsor Lass, Zincali. Squatters’ Handicap, £l2O. Six furlongs. —Arrow Rose, Arena. Bay Duke, Capital, Fair Weather. Gaysome. Grey Honour, Guarantee, Great Star. Invoice. Metal Bird, Pelmet, Rebel Chief, TUnneller. Raukapuka Handicap, £l2O. Seven furlongs.—Cyclonic, Convivial, Cape Gabo, Crash, Double Gift, Epic, Elbanor, Fjord, Honour's Lass, Heloise, Jack Ahoy, Lady Kate, Monlpere, Poniard, Patricia Holm, Rose of Tralee. Silver Jest. Stolen March, Silver Lark, Universe. Willie Win. Wild Career. Orari Trot Handicap. £l2O. One mile and a-quarter.—Ahureka, Cam Dillon, Donalda, Dual, Diversion, Frisco Boy. Fay Ray. Greatfast, Gold Salute, Irish Aggie. Lux Lunae, Marscerers, Old Faithful. | Pukeuri. Player, Red Glow. Reno, Shrewdie, Silver Guv, Shadow Queen, Tapdancer, Wink Eye. Belfield Handicap, £l2O. One mile and 100 yards.—Acla, Carfex. Capital, Cleaner, Cape Gabo, Epris, Gold Cross. Havering, Matoru. Queen Dorothy, Rona Bay, Shock, Toreador.

Second Day. Second Hurdles Handicap, £125. One mile and five furlongs..—Acena. Brevity. Call Money. Chrysology, Footwork, Havering, Polydora, Polygraph, Redolent, Santoft, Vitaphone, Wexford Bridge. Wainui Hack Handicap. £ll5. Six furlongs.—Almira, Arrownilla. Aggravate. Culotte. Desirable, Disclose, Darien, Elmarch, Fog Peak, Flying Flea, Gresham, Heather Land. In The Dark. Lord Byron. Miss Shamble, Night Wings. Owl’s Nest Orange Bud. Pink Comet, Rebel Mate, Red Dragon. Roseman. Robant. Radio Star, Shawlette, Sailor’s Quest. Thermidor. Domain Trot. £l2O. One mile and aquarter.—Ayrshire. Bill Gratton. Becky Direct, Colleen Wrack. Cyrona, Captain Scott, Elite Ray, Flotilla, Great Horatius, Glencree. Great Don, Gratton Girl, Hyte- i moana, Harold Wrack. Heather Queen. Janet Gaynor, Joe Perkins, Jambo. Kingussie, Little Derby, Mohican, Mary Aubert, Master Garry. Nelson McFarlane, Post Haste, Pukeuri, Purina. Rhine Gold, Royal Thread. Renew. Reno, Royal Gratton. Serene Bingen, Silk King, Shuffle. Tapdancer. Tim Worthy, Twenty Grand. Toorak, Windsor Lass, Zincali. President's Handicap, £145. One mile and 100 yards.—Carfex. Cleaner, Davolo. Daring Deed, Epris, Fair Weather, Gold Cross, Golden King, Guarantee. Monlpere. Metal Bird. Queen Dorothy, Rebel Chief, Rona Bay, Tout le Monde, Toreador, Wino. Willie Win. Gladstone Handicap, £ll5. Six furlongs.—Arrownilla, Amount, Convivial, Chief Lama, Cyclonic. Cail Money. Crash. Desirable, Double Gift, Epic, Elbanor, Fog Peak, Honour's Lass. Heloise, Orange Bud, Owl's Gleam, Patricia Holm, Pink Polly. Rose of Tralee, Stolen March. Shawlette. Silver Jest. Silver Lark, Silver Slipper. Universe, Wine Card, Wild Career. Winchester Trot, £l2O. One mile and ; a-quarter.—Cam Dillon. Colleen Wrack, Ahureka, Captain Scott, Donalda. Dual, Diversion, Elite Ray, Frisco Boy, Greatfast, Gold Salute. Hytemoana. Happy Bird. Harold Wrack, Irish Aggie. Janet Gaynor, Little Derby, Lux Lunae, Mohican. Marsceres. Old Faithful, Post Haste. Pukeuri. Player, Red Glow, Rhine Gold. Reno, Royal Gratton, Shrewdie, Serene Bingen, Silver Guy, Shuffle. Shadow Queen, Tapdancer, Wink Eye, Zest. Stewards’ Handicap, £l2O. Six furlongs.—Arrowrose, Arena. Acla, Bay Duke, Capital, Cleaner, Epic, Fair Weather, Grey Honour, Gaysome, Guarantee, Great Star, Invoice. Metal Bird, Matoru. Pelmet, Rebel Chief, Silver Lark, Tunneller. S.C. Champion Hack Handicap, £l2O. One mile and 100 yards.—Convivial, Cyclonic, Cape Gabo. Darien, Donadea, Fiord, Honour’s Lass, Jack Ahoy, Lady Kate. Matoru. Poniard. Patricia Holm, Pharaoh, Queen Dorothy, Silver Jest, Willie Win.

CRICKET LEVESON-GOWER’S TEAM v. INDIA. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.)

London, September 9. In the first inning of its match against India Mr H. D. G. Leveson-Gower’s XI made 225 (Sutcliffe 94; Jehangir Khan four for 42). India in its first innings has lost one wicket for 102 (Mushtaq Ali 73 not out). CENTRAL-WESTERN SUB-ASSOCIATION.

The annual report of'the CentralWestern District Cricket Sub-Associa-tion states: “The accounts show a credit balance at the bank of £5 12/4, and the excess of income over expenditure for the year was £3 5/2. The association met with a loss on the only representative game held in the district, but after meeting current expenses, it was still able to provide, out of the season’s revenue, for 14 representative caps. “The inter-club competition for the Boyle Cup was perhaps the keenest yet held. The Limehills and Ohai clubs put up great performances in winning 12 games each out of a possible of 14. Limehills subsequently won by 33 runs in the play-off at Oreti. Winton and Otautau divided honours for third place. The McGavin-Stout trophy for the best bowling average throughout the season was won by H. Hammond jun., of the Limehills Club, who took 29 wickets for an average of 5.72 runs. Edie, of Ohai, was rurmer-up with 49 wickets at 6.67. Nimmo (Limehills) topped the season’s batting averages with the fine figure of 52.55, .Toll (Fairfax) being second with 36.00. “During the season the district eleven had its first win, beating Eastern Southland at Otautau by 52 runs on the first innings. The sub-association was later soundly beaten in the return match at Gore by an innings and 25 runs, and lost to a Town eleven at Invercargill by an innings and .14 runs. Peterson (Winton) headed the representative batting averages with 21.50, and Brosnan (Limehills) the bowling averages with 10.11.”

CYCLING TO-MORROW’S ROAD RACE. The Invercargill Amateur Cycling Club’s race to-morrow will be over a course df 30 miles to Mabel Bush and return via Roslyn Bush. This race was postponed last week. The handicaps are the same as published last week. The race is timed to start at 2 p.m. The 85mile trial postponed last week will be held this week-end. WOMEN’S HOCKEY TEAM FOR TO-MORROW. COLLEGIATE. The following will represent the Collegiate Women’s Hockey Club in a match for the Dey Cup against Kapuka. at Kapuka tomorrow:—F. Baird, N. Bell, D. Shuttleworth, E. Smith, M. Smith, E. Belsham, P. Steans, D. Grey, M. Thomas, I. Rewcastle, M. Mclntyre, J. Hannon.

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Southland Times, Issue 22992, 11 September 1936, Page 11

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GERALDINE R.C. Southland Times, Issue 22992, 11 September 1936, Page 11

GERALDINE R.C. Southland Times, Issue 22992, 11 September 1936, Page 11

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