SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 July 1924, Page 3

SPORTING.

TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS TARANAKI LICENSES GRANTED, ' v By Telegraph—Press Association. . Christchurch, Last Night. The following licenses have been granted by the licensing committee of the New Zealand Racing Conference for the Taranaki district : Trainers.—J. F. Butler, T. Close, E. George, J. P. Johnson, R. Johnson, D. P. Moraghan, W. F. Mantle, J. O’Neill,, R. H. Pepperell, F. W. Atkins, W. G. Anstis, W. T. Bailey, J. Brown, It. Brough, O. Cox, J. Fryer, J. George, C. Jackson, C. Kelly, E. J. Murtagh, A. C. McDonell, J. 0. McCarten, W. Pine, G. Webby, M. Conway, J. A. Bowden, J. T. Wade. Jockeys.—T. Close, F. Edgecombe, H. Gray, L. E. George, F. R. Johnson, N. F. Johnson, R. T. E'agar, H. Gordon, W. E. Pine, L. A. Pine, P. Webby, M. J. Conway, E. C. Kendall. TACTFUL SERIOUSLY INJURED. NOT EXPECTED TO RACE AGAIN. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received July 29, 9.55 p.m. Sydney, July 29. While galloping at Randwick, Tactful snapped a ligament in the fore fetlock and Is not expected to race again. The racehorses Gloaming, Parody, The Hawk, Molyneaux and Egyptian Flower arrived by the Ulimaroa in good condition. THE AUSTRALIAN HURDLES. NEW ZEALAND ACCEPTORS. Received July 29, 8.25 p.m. Melbourne, July 29. In the six final acceptors for the Australian Hurdles there are no New Zealanders.