SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, 28 August 1916, Page 7

SPORTING.

NORTH TARANAKI HUNT CLUB. THE ACCEPTANCES. rim following acceptances were received on Saturday night for the meeting which eventuates on Thursday next: HUNTERS' HANDICAP FLAT RACE One and a quarter miles,—Cornice 10.10, Camp Guard 10.0, Ridicule, Abalone 10.4, Royal Loop 10.3, Formosus 10.2, Regio 10.0, Silver Tim, Bona, Speedwell Max, Wee Paul., Confusion, Rcneg, Kitogue, Jet Black (late Railway), 10.1 LADIES BRACELET MAIDEN HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. About two miles. Laddie 10.3, War Head, Hoepa, Master Catesby, Deluge, King Simon, Glenpaul, Black Jack, Webahell, Mae, Paddle-box, Southern, Gwello 10.0. HUNT CLUB CUP STEEPLECHASE. About three miles—Expedition 12.5, Argo 11,8, Warea, Captain Dick 11.4, Hydraulic 10.11, King Victor 10.10, Kiwitea, Greyboy, Hoepa, Glenpaul, Mac, Korero, Paddle-box, Wee Paul, War Head 10.7. LEPPERTON HUNTERS' HANDICAP HURDLES. One and a half miles. Warea 10.0, Cornice 0.12, Captain Dick, Union Jack 9.10, Hydraulic 0.5, A' lone, Royal Loop, Ridicule 9.2, Formosus 9,1, Deluge, Glenpaul, Webshell, Regio, Silver Tim, Rona, Speedwell Max, Southern, Confusion, Kitogu? 9.0. STRATFORD HACK HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—Bivouac 10.0, Silver Web 9.5, Madam Ristori 0.4, Pergola 0.1, .fideho, Rcyai Red, Starforte, Seaport IU). WAI'HI HACK HANDICAP. 'Seven furlongs.—Golden Grafton 10.11, Paraoa 10.0, White Blaze, Flying Camp 9.12, Bivouac 9.7, Sylvan Dale 9.0, Dood, Captain Miro 9.5, Ticino 9.3, Normanby URENUI HACK HANDICAP. Six iurlongs.—Golden Grafton 11.1, Bivouac {UO, Captain Miro 9.8, Ticino 9.0, Sylviaroa 9.3, Cordon, Lady Fran, Royal Hark, Crown Head, Pink Pearl 9.0. PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB MEETING By Telegraph.—Press Association. - , Auckland, Saturday. The Pakuranga Hunt Club races were held to-day. The totalisator handled £21,403, compared with £18,085 10s for last year. Results: MAIDEN HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE.—] Heather Boy (Hill), ]; 7 Tetigi, 2; 3 Jacavanda. - 3. Also ran: Scottish Lass, 4 Giraffe, 8 Compromise, 2 Tangihaere, 5 Kaiangarehsi. Won by half a length, five lengths departing the next two horses. Time, li.U.

MAIDEN HURDLES.—I Brookfield IScott), 1; 5 Dewy Morn, 2; 4 Worcester. 3. Also ran: 3 Taknhini, 2 Ulster, 10 Charge, 0 Royal Regal, 8 Kinkora, C Nildah, 7 Sir Rosa. Won by lengths, half a lon«tli between second find third. Time, 3.25. HUNTERS' HURDLES.—2 Tiniroto (.Roach), 1; 5 Ivaiwhakahaere, 2; 3 Westerlcy, 3. Also ran: 1 Gleiulalough 4 Duhallow. Won by two and a half lengths, and seven lengths between the other placed horses. Time, 4.3. SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP,—S Penniless (Scott), 1; 2 Pateouga, 2; 11 Luperina, 3. Also ran: G Homeric and 'Silver Knight (bracketed), 9 Rebel; 10 Cultriform, 13 All Talk, 17 Rockfleld, It) British Arch, 18 Archway, 7 Pory'phory, 1 Idra, 10 Bloominc, 13 Hemisphere, io St, Francis, 12 Kidderminster, 3 Silver Lupin, 4 Cardrona, 8 Jocular, 13 Vinaka, 20 Akuhati, 14 Sea Deil. Won by a neck, the same between second «nd AHird. Time, 1.30. LIVERPOOL SaSJJPLECHASE.— 1 Okaihau (McFlynn), '5 Ranza Mist 2; 3 Captain Lock, 3. Also rail: 2 Spalperion, 4 Bonnie Joan, 6 Stockade. Spalperion fell. Won by three lengths, 15 lengths between second and third. Time, 0.27. PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB CUP STEEPLECHASE.—I Mollyhawk (Ecfiles), 1; 2 Ambassador, 2; 3 Jacaraiula, third. Won by seven lengths, a poor third. Time, 8.37. • LADIES' BRACELET.—S Regio {Jlr. ?3. Brewer) 1; 4 Kaiwhakahaere, 2; 2 Tiniroto, 3 Also ran: 6 Ngatiwerewere, 3 Spalspire, 1 Royal Loop, 7 Lady | Whitford. Won by one and a half lengths, the same distance between second and third. Time, 2.22. | AUCKLAND WELTER.—I Bluestone {O'Sliea), 1; 3 Fionnuala, 2; 4 Soultane, 3. Also ran: 10 Tatterley, 13 Royal Irish, 2 Lndy Penury, 8 Pendoon, 11 Coleraiile, 7 Fisher, 5 Pateonga, 15 Smi!ax, 0 Dan Castor, 9 Glcnopal, 12 Genevieve, 14 Maui Nina. Won by threequarters of a length, the same distance between Becond and third. Time, 1.32 2-5. In the two-year-old parade, in which nineteen colts sprinted three furlongs, a brown eolt by Robert Bruce, eut of Puhi, ridden by Deeley, secured first placs-