AUCKLAND T.C.

Southland Times, Issue 24357, 11 February 1941, Page 6

AUCKLAND T.C.

ACCEPTANCES FOR TOMORROW (United Press Association) AUCKLAND, February 10. Following are the acceptances for the second day of the Auckland Trotting Club's meeting tomorrow: — MANUREWA HANDICAP, £2OO. Class 3.49. (One mile and a-half).—Getaway It, Golden Journey It, Kaipaki Bill It, Kara Avis It, Surprise Moko It, Tenacity It. Twice Worthy It, Wharekawa it, Baby Triumph 12yds, Nelson Carbine 48yds, Buncrana GOyds, Silver Countess 84yds. WAIHEKE HANDICAP, £2OO. Class 3.5. (One mile and a-quarter)—Second Division: Blush Worthy It, Cyone Girl It, Escobar It, Flashlight it, Guide Peter It, Guiding Light It, Honey Pot It, Josedale Dawn It, Josette It,' Marminga It, Parrish Boy It, Parrish Lad IL Pearl Oro It, Sonja Henie It, Sparkling Pointer it, Tasker Queen it. Auto Bingen 12yds, Portadown 12yds, Sir Echo 12yds, Mandalay 36yds, Magic Task 48yds. FOURTH GREAT NORTHERN TROTTING STAKES, £4OO. (One mile)—Dan Triumph, Lovely Jewel, Biddy Girl, Free Machine. Too True, Our Find, Right Ring, Albert Tracey, Mihini Tere. Symphony, Pacing Power, Übakim, Tantareva. ALEXANDRA PARK HANDICAP. £5OO. Class 4.33. (Two miles).—Llanvabon It, Noble Prince It. Mongolian 12yds, Three Bells 12yds, Molly Direct 48yds, Our Jewel 48yds, Our War 48yds, Uenuku 48yds, Kenworthy 48yds. RICHMOND HANDICAP, £3OO. Class 3.28. (One mile and a-half)—Bedford It, Betty Boop It. Katent It, Kete Kura It. Petite Jewel, Revision it, Stargum it, Sentiment 12yds, Princess Linnett 24yds, Proletarian 24yds, Compass 36yds, Great Chum 36yds, Popeye 36yds.

FORBES HANDICAP, £275. Class 3.42. (One mile and a-half)—Buncrana It. Gold Kilt It Bournemouth it, Dick Redmond 12yds, Lady Bunker 12yds, Bon Haven 24yds, Ester 24yds, Worthy Treasure 24yds, Modest Maid 36yds, Worthy Belwin 36yds, Expensive Lady 48yds, Modern Lady 48yds, Sir Tony 60yds, Mah Jong 108yds, Vain Lad 108yds. RANGITOTO HANDICAP. £275. Class 3 33. (One mile and a-half).—Cavalryman It Davey Day It, Ihi Ihi It, Intrigue It, Wishful It. Young Parry it, Whanako 12yds, Forest Jewel 12yds, John's Last 12yds, Moana Tama 12yds, Monty Chimes 24yds, Swift Lady 36yds, Kewpie's Queen 48yds.

FAREWELL HANDICAP, £325. Class 2.48. (One mile and a-quarter)—Great Chum it, Bronze Queen it, Llanvabon it. Noble Prince It, Our McKinney It, Our Way it, Adversity 12yds. Bold Venture 12yds, Mongolian 12yds, Our Jewel 12yds, Kenworthy 24yds, Molly Direct 24yds, Our Peggy 24yds, Three Bells I 24yds, Bayard 36yds. CONCLUDING DAY AT ROTORUA (United Press Association) ROTORUA, February 10. For tlie concluding day of the Rotorua Racing Club’s annual meeting the weather was fine and the track fast. The attendance was satisfactory. The totalizator handled £21.393, against £23,789 last year. For tlie meeting tlie total was £54,273/10/-, against £48,143 last year. Results:— TARAWERA HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, £l7O. One mile and 160 yards—6-8 MAXOWN 9.0 (McGregor) 1, 10-10 GENERAL RISKE 9.0 (Coon) 2, 8-7 LITTLE RUSE 9.9 (Collett) 3. Also started: 5-5 War Cloud 9.11, 1-1 Miss Bridge 9.10, 2-2 Marchby 9.4, 4-4 Bronze Emerald 9.3, 7-6 Clooneen 9.0. 11-11 Parekura 9.0. 9-9 Royal Jay 9.0, 3-3 Surpai 9.0, 12-12 Worthy King 9.0. Won by a nose, third a neck away. Time, 1.51 3-5. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, £l4O. Five furlongs and a-half. —5-5 BRONZE BIRD 7.7 (Meynell) 1, 3-4 ROYAL SON 7.7 (Ensor) 2, 1-1 HUNTER'S ROSE 9.0 (Markwick) 3. Also started: 2-2 Verulam 8.12, 9-8 Golden Pam 8.4, 10-10 Dutch Ace 8.3. 4-3 Ohmaha 8.1, 6-6 Natal 7.8, 8-7 Bon Trek 7.7, 7-9 Miss Valerie 7.7. Won by a length, third three-quarters of a length away. Time, 1.7 2-5. FLYING STAKES, £l5O. Six furlongs.— 2- BEVACE 9.0 (Evans) 1, 1-1 LADY VIXEN 8.7 (Messervy) 2, 5-4 TEA LASS 8.7 (Gollop) 3. Also started: 7-7 Royal Jay 9.0, 3- Starbright 9.0, 6-6 Vaalsmac 9.0, 9-10 Winning Tray 9.0, 10-9 Sporting Ace 8.11. 11-11 Slyonyx 8.7, 8-8 Beaucoup 8.7, 4-5 Nan Vaals 8.7. Won by half a length, third three-quarters of a length away. Time, 1.14.

PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, £350. One mile and 160 yards.—l-3 BLACK MUSK 8.0 (Ensor) 1, 5-5 HIGH DELIGHT 7.12 (Gollop) 2, 2-2 THE DOZER 8.0 (McKenzie) 3. Also started: 3-1 Greek Queen 8.5, 6-6 Besiege 7.4. 8-8 Eastern Heir 7.0, 7-7 Pocket Venus 7.0, 4-4 Queen City 7.0. Won by one length and a-half, third a neck away. Time, 1.49.

RENNIE STAKES HANDICAP, £l4O. Five furlongs and a-half.—2-2 REGAL FOX 7.0 (Waddell) 1. 7-7 Opuatia 7.0 (Begully) 2, 3- MIHINUI 7.0 (Ensor) 3. Also started: 4- Teacony 9.7, 1-1 Kadina 8.7. 9-9 High Spy 7.12, 8-8 Malo 7.12. 10-10 Wee Sal 7.11, 5- Pukahu car. 7.4, 6-6 River Plate 7.0. Won by two lengths, third half a length away. Time, 1.7 2-5.

C. A. CLARKE MEMORIAL HACK CUP, -1-1 COURT FAVOURITE 8.7 (Cleaver) 1, 6-6 PAYMASTER 8.7, car. 8.2 (Ensor) 2. 4-5 ACREMAN 9.4 (McKenzie) 3. Also started: 8-8 Glen Connel 8.11 car. 8.8, 2-4 Karatoki 8.5 car. 8.2, 5-2 Lady Acushla 8.1, 3-3 Mendelssohn 7.12, 10-10 Fairfield 7.7, 7-7 Raepata 7.7, 9-9 Snow White 7.7. Won by half a neck, third half a length away. Time, 1.50.

BOROUGH HANDICAP, £250. Six fur-longs.—l-2 DUVACH 7.8 (Dye) 1, 2-1 MERRY VAALS 8.2 (Wiggins) 2, 6-6 NOITARO 7.0, car. 7.1 (Gilchrist) 3. Also started: 3-3 Aero King 8.1, 4-5 Orate 7.9, 5-4 Biddy Girl 7.0. 7-7 Trilliarch 7.0. Won by one length and a-half. third one length away. Time, 1.12 4-5.

KIA ORA HANDICAP, £230. One mile and 160 yards.—l-1 AUGMENT 8.3 (Waddell) 1, 2-2 FLYING ACRE 8.3 (C. G. Goulsbro) 2, 4-4 FOREST ACRE 8.3 (Gollop) 3. Also started: 3-3 Sir Robin 8.0. 5-5 Very Glad 8.0, 7-7 Jayola 7.7, 6-6 Prince Rangi 7.7. Won by half a length, the same distance between second and third. Time, 1.49.

TENNIS REPRESENTATIVE TEAM SELECTED The following tennis players have been chosen by the selectors (Messrs A. J. Deaker, B. V/helan and G. R. W. Barnes) to represent Southland at the quadrangular tournament at Dunedin next week-end:— Mrs Adams (Invercargill), Miss R. Wilson (Northern), Miss L. Barrett (Invercargill), Miss K. Cutt (Invercargill). Mrs G. R. Hanan (Invercargill), Miss M. Farmer (Waihopai), Miss D. Deegan (Central); B. Whelan (Eastern), A. T. Baird (Western), A. J. Deaker, captain (Invercargill), F. Lindsay (Winton), D. Radford (St. Mary’s), G. Ilorsburgh (Winton), J. Coward (Rugby Park). Tlie team will travel by train on Friday afternoon. Any player not available is asked to notify the secretary (Mr J. H. B. Scholefield) immediately. Team practice will be held at the Invercargill courts tonight and on Thursday night. LIMITATION ON GIFTS FOR AMATEUR PLAYERS NEW YORK, February 9.

The United States Lawn Tennis Association has ruled that players connected with the sale of tennis goods are ineligible for amateur competition. The association has made it unlawful for an amateur to accept unlimited amounts of tennis equipment from a manufacturer —the executive committee will rule on the proper number of rackets and balls acceptable. Shoes, clothing and other equipment is ruled out completely. An amateur may not accept travelling or living expenses for more than eight invitation tournaments and four sectional championships, excluding his own, within one year. National championships are excepted. Hospitality accepted by an amateur in a private home will be regarded as expenses furnished.