SPORTING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 365, 12 April 1915, Page 5

SPORTING.

NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB. The following handicaps have been declared for the first dav's events: — LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP (saddle), of 45 sovs. One mile and a furlong.—Chub scr, Richard E. 4sec, Cleve.wood 5, Victor Chief <», Ciss Vivian 6, Wild Night fi, Campaign 7, Dubosc 7. Golden Way 7, Apropos 8, Imperial Victor 8, Two Ways 8. Better Luck 8, Lady Maliou 8, Sherry 8, Cottage Belle 8, Ravcnsworth 8, RosjiJJulni 8, Waimaira 8, Merrywood 8, Pert 8, Harold Wilkes 8, Thora 9, Terriilc 9, Planter 9, King Rothschild 9, Stage Whispers 10, Havana 10, Black Tom 10, Eric Child 10, The Clogs 1.0. Aladdin 10,■-Geranium 10, General Victor 10, Wild Sun 10. TRIAL HANDICAP (harness), of 100 sovs. One mile and n-half. —Foxhill scr, Darkness lsec, Sir Elmo 1, Pastime 1, Harold Dillon 1, No Shenanoghun 1, Betty Bcadon 3, Black Arrow 2, Sand Drift 3, Wai Rougoa 4, Moid of Darringall 4, Kitty N. 5, Coal Kins 6, Calindo Lou 6, Nutwood Junr. 6, Tarah 7, Yur;t

Dillon 7, Irvar 7, St. Louis 7, Ben Dillon r , Maud Tracey 7, Proud Hazol 7, Neigh 7 Ringleader, 7, Cello Syduoy Wilkes 7, Pcgg Pride 8, Don Bell 8, Ngaiora 8, Little Tim°g The Sovereign 8, Rose Gauntlet 9, Blanch Arral 10. BURWOOD HANDICAP (harness), of 20* sovs. Two miles.—Huon Drift scr, Quince; 3sec, Tommy C. 5, Bright Alice 5, Princes Sherwood 5, Bonny ,lenny 6, Lady Theckla 7 Succeed 8, Evelyn 8, Little- Kauri 8, Ka dinnt Morn 9, Childsdale 9, Ariadne 10, Olivi L. 11, Gertie L. 11, Proud Girl 11, Dick B 11, Vermont 12, Young Tohu 12, 0.1.C 12 INNOVATION HANDICAP (saddle), o 100 sovs. One mile and a-half.—Almond scr Sir Elmo 6sec, Provocation 0, Ellawood G, The Chief C. Sand Drift 8, Maid of Darringall 0 Princess Perfection 11, Zani Buk 12, Bogasl 12, Proud Hazol 12, Woodroft 12, Mopey 13, Peggy Pride 13, Don Bell 13, Aero 14, Posit G. 15, General Wilkes 13, Blanche Coompoo 15. AUTUMN HANDICAP (harness), of lOC sovs. Two miles.—Wild Tree scr, Maori wood Gsec, Benmore 10, Te Kutti 10, Parok Bells 12, Clevowood 20, Victor Ciief 22, Maori Princess 22, Dandy Lysnt; 'J2, Wild Night 23, Franz Haulon 24, Chryios 25, Inquisitive 25, Whispering Willie 25, Harold Wilkes 26, Idol 26, Woodford 26, Groat Audubon 20, Red Heather 26, Cottag.; Belle 20, Bille 2C, Admiral Drake 2(5, Imperial Victor 26, Rose Palm 26. Silver Birch 26, Thora 27, King Rothschild 27, Real McKay 28, Havauna 28, Topsy Wallace 28, Jean billon 28, Chocolate Soldier 28, General Victor 28. DASH HANDICAP, (-harness), of 105 sovs. One mile.—Penelope scr, Dollar Princess scr, Muriel Dillon scr. First Alarm scr, Prince Toronto lsec, Icicle 1, Wingatui 1, Childsdale 1, Takio 1, Miss Advocate 2, Troubadour 2, Myreue 3, Sweet Agnes 3, General Wylie 3, Bonny McKinney 3, Ottawa 3, Lucille 3, Lady Lyons 3. WAINONI HANDICAP (harness), of 130 sovs. One mile and a-half.—Caiizonetta lsec behind scr, Mountain Rose scr, Goldwood lsec, Bequest 3, Princess Sherwood 3, Antonio 5, Disappear 5, Rose Dillon 5, Little Kauri 5, Master Poole 5, Gertie L. 7, Lady Superior 7, Icicle 7, Law Chimes 7, 0.1.C. 8, The King's General 9, Beach Boy 9, Galvanita 9, Lord Roanchild 9, Black Satin 9, Texas 9. ELECTRIC HANDICAP (saddle), of 110 sovs. One mile.—Jack Ashore scr, Espinol 4sec, Penelope 4, Dollar Princess 4, First Alarm 4, Lady Superior 4,, Lodestar 5, Treasure Seeker 5, Lord Ashton 5, Prince Toronto 5, May Dillon 5, Takio 5, Miss Advocate G, Young Tohu 6, Elrosa 6, Omy 6, The King's General 6, Lady Lyons 7, Alphie K. 7, Ottawa 7, Bonny McKinney 7, General Wylie 7, Lord Wallace 7, Myrene 7. «* ■

SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. Prest Association. TIMARU, April 11. The following acceptances have been received : OTIPUA HURDLE HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. One mile and a-half.—Andrea 12.3, Margo 11.5, Kings way 11.3, Commotion ll.'o! Merry Valet 10.4, Optician 9.5, Kim 9.3, Coy 9.3, Peerless 9.0, Master Stead 9.0. ROSEWILL HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs.—Christmas Lily 8.1. Free 8.1, Bon 8.1, Mi.ss Finland 7.12, Curaid Diteas 7.11, Parlovna 7.11, Dalkeith J. 9, Cosy Corner 7.4, Steplocfc 7.0, Clmrleville 7.0, Lady Veles 6.13, Red Shield 6.12, St Ewe 6.12, Sartbun 6.12. SMITHFIELD 'HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs.—Clynelish 9.13, Obsono 9.10, Fabrikoff 9.4, Sveaborg 9.4, Melteliikoff 8.11, Dinner Gong 8.9, Charlotte 8.6, Daytime 7.12, Afton Loch 7.9, Gunflash 6.7. TIMARU CUP, of 250 sovs, One mile and a : ouarter.- Specialform 9.0. Golden King 8.4, ! Scotch Melody 7113, Fender 7.7, Bonny Ri™ 7.7, Moddite 7.7, Gold Coin 6.9, All *Readv G. 7. . LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE, of 150 sovs. Two miles and a-half.—The Pole 111.13, Daylight Bill 11.12, Ngatiruanui 11.9, Stone Ginger 10.9, Stroller 10.0, Fairy Finn 9.13, Fritz 9.13, Tolstoi 9.11, Wainono 9 7 Patch 9.7. ' ' AUTUMN STAKES, of 100 so vs. Four furlongs.—Bridegroom 8.9, Tester 8.9, Pleasant Way 8.9, Parlovna 8.9, Hard Shot 8.9, Charleville 8.9, St. Robera 8.9, Bothnia 8/J, Skirl 8.9, Lady Voles 8.9, Themis H 9, Cleome 7.11, St. Hilary 7.11. Ave lleadv 7 ll' Thaddeus 7.11. GLADSTONE HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—Encore 9.9, Leading Lady 9.8, Sartoinart 9.4. Sir Brigid 9.1, Medley 8.10, Trireme 8.10, Stoperina 8.3, Curaid Dileas 8.5. Bandy 7.11 Moneymaker 7.11, Red Robe 7.11 Counted Tolstoi 7.11. v : DONCASTER WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Wild Pilgrim! 9.13. Briar Patch 9.9, Glenowi 8.9, Leading 1 Lady 8.9, John Bunyan 8.0, Foam Flake 7.1. REEFTON JOCKEY CLUB. Pre*<t Association. REEFTON. April 11, The following acceptances have bec7i re ceived: — TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of GO sovs. Five furlongs.—C'lanraonu 9.10, U-urik 9.6, King Star 9.4, Golden Morn 9.0, Wild Bird 3.10, I'arawanui 8.7, Irish Gift 8.2, Federal 7.12, Nancy form 7.0, Miss Masterful 7.0. Kopaross 7.0. BOATMAN'S HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs and n-half.- Divorce 10.3, Royal Dragoon 9.7, Waikohua 9.5, Glenongly 9.3, Royal Marino 8.4, Stargazer 8.1, Kiua B.o| Impulsive 7.12, Mollymawk 7.7, Combination 7.6, Tyne Lass 7.4, Bonny Boy 7.0, The Nut 7.0. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 135 sovs One

tmr mile and a-quarter.—Royal Dragoon 9.3, Waiuunui 9.1, Curator 8.13, Wnikehu'a. 8.12, In vader 8.1, Iloyal Mariue 8.1. Wild Bird 7.11, Bonny Boy 0.7, The Nut 6.7. COUNTY HANDTCAr, of G5 sovs. Five furlongs.—Mertou 11.3, Divorce 10.3, Rurik 9.3, Glenongly 9.0, Wild Bird 8.11, Invader 8.4, Kina 7.11, Impulsive 7.9, Mollvmawk 7.4. FLYING HANDICAP, of 60 sovs. Five furlongs.—Divorce 10.0, Iloyal Dragoon 9.10, Clanmeua 9.10, King Star 9.4, Golden Morn 9.0, Parawantii 8.7. Irish (lift 8.2, Federal 7.12, Nancvform 7.6, Yeodel 7.0, Kopaross 7.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs and a-lialf.—Divorce 10.3, Curator 9.12, Waipunui 9.G. Waikeluui 9.5, Glenongly 9.3, Totaranui 9.0, Wild Bird 8.11, Invader 8,7, Royal Marine 8.4, Stargazcr 8.1, Kina 8.0, Combination 7.6, Tyne Lass 7.4, The Nut 7.0, Bonny Boy 7.0. PROGRESS TROT HANDICAP, of GO I sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Mada scr, | Ned Corbott 2sec, Kopara Dick 3, SignoI retta 5, Bisa 7, Malabar 8, Miss Clarice I 10, Red Trince 11, §tli#l Ball 18. Triumph j 13, Zeppa 13. j REEFTON TROT HANDICAP, of Go sovs. Two miles.—Voter scr, Fiction 2sec. > Kopara Dick G, Signoretta 10, Bisa 13, Tell- | tale 13, Malabar 14, Sergeant Ilavelock 17, Red Prince 18, Fairy Whispers 20, Goldsoeker 20, Triumph 20, Special Lass 26, Zeppa 20, Counsel 26, Retrace 26. i . HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. rresn Association. HASTINGS, April 10. The following are the nominations for the principal events: — HAWKE'S BAY CUP HANDICAP, of 700 sovs. One mile and a-half. —Sauci, Bodenhnm, Mummer, Ladoga, Kinbombi, Birkline, Red Book, Bon Reve, Ventura, Maniaroa, Indigo. Emperador, Byron, Leonta, Rewi Poto, Balboa, Fair Rosamond, Chortle, Multiply, Hiwitapu, Colonel Soult, Hoy, Purseflller, Midnight Star, Gold Soult, Sir Alba, Merry j R oo. j BURKE MEMORIAL STAKES, of 400 sovs. One mile and a-quartcr. —Sauci, Bonny Rigg, Heather Mixture, Mummer, Ladogu, Kinbombi, Chudic, Birkline, Red Book, Bon Reve, Ventura, Blackall, Maniaroa, Indigo, Banksia, Settler, Emperador, Byron, Leonta, Bertrada, IJewl Toto, Balboa, Beldame, Fair Rosamond, Allan Doone, Ramanuwhiri, Chortle, Multiply, Hiwitapu, Colonel Soult, Hyettus, Hoy, Vascular, Ratana, Midnight Star, Plunder, George, Gold Soult, Sir Alba, . Castalia, Merry Roe,

I! AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. Press Association. ■ AUCKLAND, April 10. The Autumn Mooting of the Aucklan< ~* Trotting Club was concluded at Aloxandri j t Park to-day in perfect weather. There was ; t again a large attendance, and the totalisatoi y registered £31,319 for the meeting, as com j ( pared with £25,138 at the corresponding c meeting last year, constituting a record foi any trotting meeting in Auckland. Conelud O. ing results:— y AUTUMN HANDICAP (harness), of 150 s soys. Two miles.—2 R. and G. Holland's bi ', g Prince Berlin scr (Bryce) 1, 3 Lieutenant .-J2sec 2, 5 Kirikiriroa Usee 3. Also started: e ] 1 Gruttan Abbey ICsec and 4 Lady Zeppelin '■. lGsec. Time, 4min 42 3-ssec. ADAMS MEMORIAL HANDICAP (liar- * ih'ss), of 150 sots. One mile and a-half. — • 2 B. Edwards's h m Canzonetta 6yrs e (Bryce) 1, 1 Buff scr 2, 6 Resurrection lOsec '• 3, Also started: 5 Linotype 3sec, 7 Miss 1 Dulce 4, 3 Ploranz 6, and 4 Huon Patch 12. ' Time, 3min 27 2-ssee. R HILL TROT HANDICAP (harness), of 150 sovs. Two miles.—l Jas. Pettie's b m Auck- ' land Girl 27sec (Orange),.l, 2 Grattan Abbey 23sec 2, 4 Blackthorn 18sec 3. Also started: 4 3 Aminu scr, 0 Clivc lOsec, 5 Kirikiriroa 18,

" 9 Autocrat 21, 7 Nut Ansel 21, 10 Lady Love j 24, ami 8 King Capitalist 27. Time, 4min ' 59 3-s.sec. [ BAKU HANDICAP (harness), of 200 sovs. I; j One niilo and u-quarter,—2 G. Paul's b g Alf , McKinuey Gsec (.J. Paul) 1, 10 Silver Black . 7sec 2, 5 Specialist 7sec 3. Also started: 6 i Master Park scr, 9 St. Ursula lseo, 7 Ludskj 3, 7 Dick Fly 5, 3 Minston 5, 1 Norminstou 5, 4 Futurity 5, 3 3 Master Ham G, 11 Huia Gray 9, 12 Victor G. 9. and 8 Reuben 9. Time. 2miu 51 2-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP (saddle), of 125 : sovs. One mile.—2 A. Tim's gr g G.M. 4sec (J. T. Paul) 1, 8 Flora McKinney lOaec 2, 3 St. Trella 9sec 3. Also started: 3 Casling scr, 6 Annoyed Isec, 4 Grampian 4, 1 Uniform 4, 13 Miss Dulco 5, 10 Lady Rosier 7, 9 Lady Child 7, 11 Lord John 8, 7 Resurrection 9, 12 Tableau 10, and The Scout 10. Time. 2min 17 l-ssee. AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. By VabU'. — Press Association. — Gopyrijht. SYDNEY, April 10. The Australian Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was continued to-day in fine weather, but the course was heavy. There was a large attendance. Merrimax was well supported in the Hurdle Handicap, but was unplaced. Spurn, well ridden by McLachlan, oasily captured the All-aged Stakes. Mountain Knight was made favourite in' the Cumberland Stakes, but he was unable to last out the distance against Ulva's Isle. Details of the concluding events are:— CUMBERLAND STAKES, of 10 sovs each, M-ith 2000 sovs added. Weight for age. Two miles. A. G. White's or h Ulva's Isle, by Positano —Lord Ullin's Daughter, 4yrs, 9.0 I E. J. Watt's b c Mountain Knight, by Mountain King—La Voille, 3yrs, 8.2 2 Robinson and Clark's br h St. Spasa, by St. Amant—CuJ-ita, 4yrs, 8.11 ~ .*. 3 Also started: Onazer, Sir Alwynton, and Carlita. Sir Alwynton was first away, followed by Onnzer, Mountain Knight, and St. Spasa. Passing the stand Sir Alwynton was still showing the way, Carlitta, Onazer, Mountain Knight, St. Spnsa, and Ulva's Isle being next in order. Ulva's Isle assumed command at the seven-furlong post, and entered the straight in the lead, followed by Mountain Knight and St. Spasa. The positions remained unaltered, Ulva's Isle beating Mountain Knight by two lengths and a-half, while St. Spasa was a head away third. Time, 3min 34Jsec. CITY HANDICAP, of 10 sovs each, with 750 sovs added. One mile and five furlongs. C. Hebden's blk g Narivo, by Prudent King—Cleopatra, 4yrs, 6.8 . . . . 1 G. Main's b ni Necktie, by Collar—La La.ide, C.vrs, 0.8 2 11. Berry's b g Scotch Artillery, by Royal Artillery—Scotch Annie, syrs, 8.7 . . 3 . Scotch Artillery made the running to the ; bond, where Narivo came away and Avon easily by six lengths, Necktie beating Scotch ! Artillery by a length and a-half. Time, 2miii 52sec.

With a view to ensuring: the safety of the .soldiers in camp jit Trentharn an extract from the King's Regulations, regarding ammunition, ball and blank, is quoted in tho camp orders, says the "Post." The regulation stipulates , that before the men arc dismissed from any parade for which ball ammunition has been issued, an officer must ascertain that uoue remains in their rifles, bandoliers, or possession. After flrin<» with ball ammunition, a certificate wifl l>e rendered to the effect that all unexpended rounds of: ball ammunition J have been collected or otherwise accounted for. The company commander will inspect all ammunition issued for the use of his company, etc., and will be personally responsible for the correctness of the description and quantity of ammunition drawn, and for the caro and expenditure of sueh ammunition. He will also personally check any unexpended balance of ammunition when collected from the men, and will be responsible for its return to the magazine. Men not complying with the regulation are liable to be tried by court martial.