SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1925, Page 4

SPORTING.

WELLINGTON RACES. TRAINING NOTES. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, July 2. The heavy rain and gait last night in the Hutt Valley had left its effect on ■the Trentham course, which this morning was in a water-logged condition. The ■work, despite the dismal conditions underfoot and drizzling rain, was not uninteresting. The trial grass was available for fast work. Joybird and Bonny Dawn were first to appear, but they were given only pace work on the sand, Potanui hit out well when sent for half-pace work on the sand. His stablemates Glenidle and Highflown were allotted similar tasks, and Highflown was very keen to go on at a faster pace. Weneh was sent for a working gallop over six furlongs, but the soft track was slowing her up at the end. Waltea and Ardfinnan finished practically on terms at the end of five furlongs run in Iniin 14see., the last four taking 59sec. Arrowboy was well clear of Gold Dollar at the end of half a mile run in limn 1 2-osec. ■Dick (C. Butler) and Maunga (H. Griffith) were together at the end of a mile, which took 2min 10 3-ssec. Bright Eyes was in front of Apaehe at the completion of half a mile which took 1 min. Kuhio had to be held back.to Hyama and Mutu when galloping four furlongs in 58 4-osee. Eonmark (A. McMullan) was schooled over three hurdles, afterwards doing pace work. He jumped well. Many Colours (P. Mcßrearty), Lucullent (N. Rowe) and Kendall (E. Stanway) were sent over three hurdles. Many Colours were inelined to run' about at his fences and Kendall appeared to do best, and only with difficulty could be pulled up. •Sanforte hit out freely enough when doing pace work on the sand. He appears to make a noise now. H. Griffiths, on Black Art, alone, galloped a mile in 2min Bsec, the first half taking Imin 1 2-ssec. He appeared to have had enough at the finish, but was not knocked about. Peggy Ford sprinted down the straight, and Tinohari galloped three furlongs in 44 4-ssee. Lady Gay took Inrin 4sec to cover half a mile, after going a similar distance at a good three-quarter pace. White Comet was going much beWer than Heisler at the end of six furlongs, which took Imin 27see, the first three being run in 31 see. Debate alone ran 5 furlongs in Imin Ksee, going well. Monday, who was sprinted, was last to work. S. Reid sent bis horses, apart from the rising two-year-olds, for work on *he hills. 12th TARANAKI STAKES. THE ENTRIES. The Taranaki Jockey Club has received the following entries for its 12th (1926) Taranaki Stakes:— R. H. Baker's Bon Don, by Hallowmas —Shandon Bells. Sir Geo. Clifford’s br.f. Greencloth, lyr, by The Aee—Equipment. J Sir Geo. Clifford’s ch.f. Miss Flighty, ! lyr, by Warplane—■ Miss Mimic. John Asher’s e. Te Koroke, 2yrs, bv ■ Humbug—Tigritiya. A. Alexander’s ch.g. Gaillard, 3yrs, by, Absurd—Noreen. A Alexander’s br.f. Barryonder. lyr, by Martian —Per Arma. A. Alexander's rn.f. Viviloff, lyr, by Daniloff—Virivini. Hon. E. W. Alison’s b.f., lyr, by Tea Tray—Lady Celia. Ernest Alison’s ba?., lyr, by Shepherd King—Elegance. C. C. Biel’s Lin Arlington. G. M. Currie’s ch.g. Deluge, 4yrs, by Absurd—Lignify. . Ci M. Currie’s b.f. Motley, 3yrs, by Ab- ; surd—Pennon. Chisholm and McDonald’s Glentruin. T. Clegg’s b.c., lyr, by Tea Tray— Dixieland. M. J. Carroll's br.f., lyr, by Lueullus— Bi ayton. M. J. Carroll’s br.g. King Merv, 4yrs, by Quin Abbey—The Rand mare" M. J. Carroll’s br.f. Quinette, 3yrs, by Quin Abbey—Brown Nell. Darragh and Howden’s br.g. Argue, 3yrs, by Antagonist—ATgar. ELot Davis’ blk.f., lyr, by Lueullus— March, F. Earl’s c. King's Speech, by Magpie— Front. Evans and Hastie’s br.ni. Dale Ogden. 2yrs, by Kilbroney—Ukraine. Jat. Fredric’s ch.g. Seatown, by Archies- ! town —Seasprite. G. p. Greenwood's Gloaming. G. D. Greenwood’s Chignon. G. D. Greenwood's Nincompoop. G. D. Greenwood’s Goldspear. G. D. Greenwood’s Society. <L D. Greenwood’s Coupon. G. Gerard’s b.c. Cyrene, 2yrs, by Paper , Money—Gyre. G. Gerard’s br.f. Victory Bond, 2yrs, by ( Paper Money—Kilberry. G. Gerard's br.c. Paper Boy, lyr, by j Paper Money—Kilteel. G. Gerard's br.c. Crossbow, lyr, by A rchery—Peace. C. Goodson’s ch.f., lyr, by Bisogne— * Maid. T. George's Arch Arrow. J. Gleeson's blk.m. Merry Jest, 3yrs. by Absurd—Yes. J. P. and C. S. Gleeson’s Gold Acre. | J. P. and C. S. Gleeson’s c., by Tea Tray —Hula Girl. E. George’s b.f. Nastori, by Nassau— Madam Ristori. W. T. Hazlett’s Beacon Light. W T. Hazlett’s Father O’Flynn. W. Higgins’ b.c., lyr, by Kilbroney— Peronilla. W. Higgins’ b.g., lyr, by Kilbroney— Snow st ill. W. Higgins’ b.g, lyr, by Kilbroney— i Glen Helen. W. Biggins’ b.f. Jcybird, 2yrs, by Argosy—Almond. W. Higgins* b.f. Bunny Davin, 3yrs, by G reen back—Lupuca t i a. C. Elgar's b.g., lyr, by Comedy King— Camilia. 0. Elgar's b.g., lyr, by Rossendale — Pansy. F. Elgar’ s b.f., lyr, by Rossendale— | Naarilla. C. Elgars blk.f. Lucky Days, lyr, by Lueullus—Adoption. C. Elgar’s b.g. Llncinius, 2yrs, by Lueullus—Helanius. Newton King's br.e. Oration, by Cieeroi —Elsie Hart. W. Scholium’s Royal Blood. G. Kelehey’s b.g. Toapaiti, 2yrs, by Antagonist—Cornice. J. Lupton’s b.c. Kiosk, lyr, by Tea Tray •—Rosie Desmond.

T. H, Lowry’s br.c., lyr, by King John —War Talk. T. H. Lowry’s b.c., lyr, by King John —Landrail. T. H. Lowry's b.f., lyr, by King John En Parole. T. H. Lowry’s Nigger Minstrel. sT. H. Lowry’s Oreum. 0. G. Mclndoe’s Le Choucas. C. G. Mclndoe’s c., by Sarchedon —Trimlight. T. McAvinue's Gold Box. A. McDonald’s b.g. Affectation, aged. A McDonald’s br.g. Killocra, 3yrs. A. McDonald’s blk.g., lyr, by Paper Money—Timba. A. McDonald’s b.g., lyr, by Solferino— Rosalie. G. F. Moore’s b.f. Helen, lyr, by Limond -—Bonny Portland. G. F. Moore's ch.f. Lady Cavendish, 2yrs, by Absurd—Bonny Portland. G. F. Moore’s ch.g. Reremoana, 4yrs, by Hallowmas —Bonny Portland. Frank Ormond's b.g. Inner Harbour, lyr, by Absurd—Birkelot. C J. Preston's b.g. Benzora, 3yrs, by Bisogne—Lady Ora. —. Patterson's c., lyr, by Acre —Pergola. H. L. Russell’s b.g. Siaosi, 3yrs, by Elysian—Civ ilisation. Vivian Riddiford’s ch.f. Spode, lyr, by Tea Tray —Exclusive. Vivian Riddiford’s br.f. Note, lyr, by Paper Money—Elain. Vivian Riddiford’s br.g. Climax, lyr, by ■ Solferino —Nada. Vivian Riddiford’s b.c. Mimotus (imp.), 2yrs, by Polynotus—Mimona. Vivian Riddiford’s b.g. Nadarino, 2yrs, by Solferino—Nada. Vivian Riddiford’s b.g. Indian Sage, 2yrs, by Catmint—Chakwana. Vivian Riddiford’s blk.m. Merit (imp.), 4yrs, by Diadumenos—Lady Marcia. Mrs. Bush’s b.f., 2yrs, by Solferino — Panama. K. Tito’s eh.e. Paitona, 2yrs, by Bisogne —Monaghan. J. A. Taylor's blk.f. Ilka, by FinlandGold Bound. NEW SECRETARY OF THE V.J.C. By Teletfraph.—Press Assn.—<3liyrl«t.'. Melbourne, July 1. Out of 142 applicants, Mr. A. Kewney, secretary of the South Australian Jockey Cifib, was appointed secretary TROTTING. TARANAKI CLUB. A meeting of the committee of the Taranaki Trotting Club was held on Wednesday evening, Mr. W. C. Weston presiding. There were- also present: Messrs. H. S. Brookman, F. Price, A. Avery and J. Dunn. Correspondence was received from the conference regarding racing taxation, and from the Minister of Internal Affairs regarding completion of the agreement with the Jockey Club. It was decided, following correspondence from the Trotting Association, to donate £2 2s towards the Royal Agricultural Society. Mr. A Morse wrote expressing his appreciation of the assistance rendered by the committee and stewards in connection with the starting at the race meeting. Voting papers were received in connection with the election of representatives to the Trotting Association. Remits to be submitted to the annual conference were discussed and directions were given to the secretary, Mr. D. Morgan, who will represent the club, as to how to vote. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded to Mr. A. R. Standish for his assistance in the Sweet Prince—Takapo inquiry.