SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 February 1923, Page 3

SPORTING.

TROTTING FORBURY PARK MEETING. SECOND DAY S RESULTS. By Telegraph.—Press Association Dunedin, Last Night. The Forbury Park trots concluded to-day. The weather was dull, the course in good order and the attendance, for .an off-day, fair. The totnlisator handled £28,050 10s compared with £28,522 on the second day last year, the total for the meeting being £64.429, compared with £63,335 for the meeting last rear. Results : WAVERLFY HANDICAP.—Sir Wildmoor (Humphries) 1, Swiftest 2, Bonnete 3. Also started: Supreme, W.D., Lady Elwood, General Derby, Alpha Wilkes, Tipperary, Benmore, Peter the First. Fox Trot, Bushranger, Renown. Won by three lengths, six lengths between second and third. Time, 3mln. 53 3-5-TELECRAPH HANDICAP.—Prospect (O. E. Hooper) 1, Lucky Dillon 2, Passing Shadow 3. Also started: Vitalis, Welcome Knight, Mother Machree, Red Prince. Glen Farg, Brown Chequer, Lenamhor, Kilmarnock, Oaknut, Locanda Mac. Won by a hare length, four lengths between second and third. Time. 4min. 4G 3-ssec. NEW ZEALAND TROTTING STAKES.— Young Blake (N. L. Price)- 1, Nelson’s Guest 2, Audomlnion 3. Also started: Inglcblngen, Avalanch, Babardine, Sheila Wilkes, Ron Wilkes. Exotic, Lady Carbine. Won by thirty lengths, half a length between second and third. Time, 3min. 46sec. The investments on this race were almost entirely confined to Young Blake and Audomlnion. FORBURY HANDlCAP.—Loganwood (G. S. Smith) 1, Ouimet 2. Emperor 3. Also started: Adair, Royal Step, Trlxnointer, Sherwood. Asturio, Cbildc Pointer, Star Queen. Don Wild, General Link, Locando Dillon, Tatsy Dillon. Whispering Willie. Albert Cling, Vilo. Don Wild was left. Won by a length and a-half. two and a-half lengths between second and third. Time, 4min. 34 4-.ssec. - STEWARDS’ HANDICAP.—AIwyn (J. N. Clarke) 1. Away 2. Miss O’Neill 3. Also started: Wallace Dillon, Master Odonls, Princess Locanda, Colene Pointer. Landlady. Maheno, Royal Hope, De Oro Maid. Li gan Lou, Daphne Bird, Raymius, Ha era Ra, Kanuknot, La France. Onawa. Fireman, Irish Whisper. Walroon. Won by a length, five lengths between second and third. Time, 3min. 56 l-sscc. CRESCENT HANDICAP.—Darkest (A. S. McGregor) 1, Claude Alto and Nighborn dead peat 2. Also started': Bon Sonty, The Squire, Admiral Derby, Our Lady, Mangoutu, Kolabell. Solace, Merry Bingen, Peter McKinney. Won by four lengths. Time, 4min. 52 2-ssec. ROYAL HANDICAP.—Fashion Queen (J. R. tWcMurray) 1, Walroon 2. Bonny Logan 3. Also started: Oboe M. Willies, Underscrub. Cottage Giri, Little Field. Greystone,' Golden Nut. Dalnahine. Linden, First Toll, Dolly Dillon, Lenamhor, Peter King. Ben Mac, Latona. Won by half a length, three lengths between j second and third. Time. 3min. 47 4-ssec. i

AUREVOIR HANDICAP.—Sir H-nry (F. ■ Holmes, Junr.) 1. Idris 2. Nell Pointer 3. Also ' started: Delta, Russell Maid, Tauhinu, First! Toll. Betas Greeting, .lane Wilkes, Bon Wilkes, ( Ma ttys Boy, Marvin Mac, Norma Dillon, j Handsome Lad. Olive Huon, Thea, Hiram, Galindo. Bell Fashion. Won by six lengths, two lefigths between second and third. Time, 2min. 15sec. TE KUITI MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR FIRST DAY. The Te Kuiti club’s acceptances are:— TE KUITI CT’J», 1% mil£S.—Forest Gold 9.5, Marble Slab 7.10, Ruapapy 7.5, Sycorax 7.4, Glcncalm 7.3, Royal Abbey 7.1, Perfect Day. 1 Sir Otway 6.10, Tireless, Classification, Elsie Arolia 6.7. HACK HURDLES, miles.—All Talk 11.3, , Raymond 10.1, Te Kapara 10.0, ’ Silver Pine,; Panchlto 9.7, Esj/6nade 9.5, Dead Sweet 9.4, Princo Rufus, Capstar, Portlet, Proxyform, St. Abbey, Morrin Abbey, Pio Pio 9.0. MAIDEN HANDICAP, G* furlongs—Flying Planet 9.0. .King Quin, Llanelly 8.10, Lady Mcrriwee 8.9, Westminster, Abean. Puketoa, Idle Boy, Mangonui, Uranium geld., Black C ruiser, Walrere, Master Billy, King Poto, Abberfield, Abbeycrest, Bir-jel-Abd, Barometer, Flying Abbey 8.3, Spadona, Waiwakaata, Arch Opal, Kiarito, Miss Masterful, Bay Dighton 8.0. OTOROTIANGA HANDICAP, 6 furlongs—Sir Burnett 9.12. Ben Nevis 9.0, Miss .Tune 8.3, Flying Planet 8.0, Llanelly. Midget, Gidgi, King Quin, King Neva 7.10. .Tolly Gay, Smoke 7.4, Mapiu, Winnie Abbey, Ramblin’ Kid. Irene Bruce, Knckavoc 7.0. HACK WELTER. 1 mile.—Glencaim 10.8, Tireless 9.12, Flying Planet 8.12, /<• Kara SJO, Lady Kerman 8.4; Wanigan, Soulterina, The Curragh, Mapiu, King Poto, Potoa Queen, Sam 8.0. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. 6 furlongs.—Golden Bubble 9.2. Finelll 8.1. Bretland 7.1, Golden Dream 6.13, Lord Star. Regent 6.7. FAREWELL HANDICAP, 5 furlongs.—Golden Bubble 10.5, Finelll 9.4, Princo Abbey 8,12, Sir Burnett 8.9. Awareka 7.12, Wairarapa, King Neva, Gidgi 6.7. WELTER HANDICAP, 7 furlongs.—Geoffrey 9.5, Royal Abbey 9.3, All Talk 9.2. Bedford 9.1, Corregidor 8.10, Regent, Tresor 8.6. Veto* ' triform, Bright Day 8.2, Mumble, Stammer, Prince Rufus 8.0. EGMONT RACES. CUP DAY TO-MORROW. The Egmont Racing Club’s summer meeting, which opens to-morrow, promises to provide racegoers with two splendid days’ sport. Right through the fields are good. The Cup has drawn a fine field of a dozen, being not only strong numerically, but containing a good class nf horse. Marqueteur, which has won the I Cup for the past- two years, heads the list with 9.6, and with Sunart. Kick Off, Muraahi, .ffinohoro, Mark Time, Stork, etc. engaged a great race should ensue. The Flying has also drawn a good field of nine and some of the light weights will keep Solfaneßo and Irapuka husy. The minor events have fllled well. The Egmont Stakes also promtoes to be a great race, with The Hawk, Rational, Tamatete engaged, and the duel between that trio should be worth going a long ‘way to see. Tarleton Is a speedy customer among the lightweights that may keep the opposition very busy. Mr. A. Morse has the course in splendid order, whilst Mr. V. B. Stratton, the club's secretary, .has made very complete arrangements to ensure the success of the gathering. As trains from Wanganui and New Plymouth stop at the course, should be a very large attendance.