ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY

Southland Times, Issue 25359, 10 May 1944, Page 3

ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY

WINTON PATRIOTIC MEETING

Following are the acceptances for the Winton Trotting Club's patriotic meeting on Sa hk> r on—ARMY HANDICAP, £145 (3.49). One mile and a-half— Castigate, Anna Wrack, Logan Max, White Damp, Idle Lass, Pukatee, Sterling Fund It, Freckles, Rosie Bond 36, Royal Stone 48, Gold Weed 108. 12.40— NAVY HANDICAP, £145 (3.43). One mile and a-half—Major Grattan, Aussie Boy, Van Horn, Frances Grattan, Larry Grattan, Turi Queen, Sylvia Direct, Grattan Wave, Saskatoon, Anne Grattan, Kandy Girl, Loyal Nelson, Not Sure, Vera Lynne It. 1.20— FREYBERG HANDICAP, £275 (4.47). Two miles—Bien Sur, Debtor, Master Potts It, Jorrocks, Play Safe, Pontoon 12, Sea Born, Poppotunoa 24, Certainty, Princess Maritza 48, Absolutely 72. mT _ 2 p.m.—AIR FORCE HANDICAP, £155 (3.39). One mile and a-half—Dundee Sandy, Major Grattan, Sure Voyage It, Grattan Bells, Sura Wave, Quite Worthy 12, Lochiel’s Pride, Loyal Peter, Navigate 24, Prince Charles 36. 2.40— STALIN HANDICAP, £155 (4.9). One mile and five furlongs—Anna Wrack, Castigate, Logan Max, White Damp, Idle Lass, Pukatee It, Rosie Bond 36, Freckles 48, Royal Stone 60, Gold Weed 120. , .... 3.20— ROOSEVELT HANDICAP (saddle), £145 (3.5). One mile and a-quarter—Major Grattan, Aussie Boy, . Vai) Horn, Frances Grattan, Master Robert, Arion Morn, Turi Queen, Not Sure, Sylvia Direct, Monagh Leagh, Loyal Nelson It, Trevathan, Quite Worthy, Sura Wave 48. 4 p.m.—CHURCHILL HANDICAP, £l9O (2.58). One mile and a-quarter—Elation, Lochiel’s Pride, Blue Horizon It, Bien Sur, Scatterbrain, Loyal Winner, Directly, Convincer, Master Potts 12, Happy King, Debtor, Jorrocks, Sir Thomas 24, Sea Born 36, Certainty, Princess- Maritza 48. MURIHIKU SWIMMING CLUB

Annual Meeting

“We are pleased to be able to record a satisfactory year under the existing conditions. The membership of the club has reached record heights, especially among the beginners, and good work has been carried out with these members,” stated the annual report of the Murihiku Swimming Club presented to the annual meeting of the club last night. The call to military duty had depleted the club of officials to carry on the work. The finances of the club were in a healthy condition, the balance-sheet showing a slight increase on the previous year’s working. ~ , The election of office-bearers resulted as follows:—Patron, Mr A. E. McGrath; president, Mr H. G. Smith; vice-presidents, Messrs A. E. Beadle, W. F. Webb, D. Doake, S. W. Jones, A. W. Jones, D. Strang, T. Cagney, J. C. Kirkland, R. Erskine, J. A. Yule, Dr S. E. V. Brown, Bro. Coleman, Mesdames Doake, H. Smith, H. S. Baker, C. Gerrard, J. A: Yule, D. Strang, J. C. Kirkland, E. Frederic, R. Erskine and Miss M. Gerrard; secretary, Miss Adel Hamilton; treasurer, Mr G. J. McHarg; women’s club captain, Miss B. Beadle; deputy women’s club captain, Miss R. Brown; men's club captain, Mr G. Yule; deputy men’s club captain, Mr M. Carran; committee, Messrs W. Davidson, J. Macdonald, L. Cockroft, D. Wilson, T. Ramsay, D. Doake, Misses F. Rolllnson, H. Wilson, J. Beadle and Mrs Macdonald; delegates to Centre, Messrs J. A. Yule, H. G. Smith and A. E. Beadle; handicappers, Messrs H. G. Smith and G. Yule and Miss B. Beadle.