SPORTING.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 12867, 27 May 1905, Page 7

SPORTING.

AUCKLAND K.C. ACCEPTANCES. FIRST DAY. Per Press Association. Auckland,. May 26. MAIDEX STEEPLECHASE, about ■2), miles.— Defoe 11.3, Rolf 10.7, Major 10.3, Lu'do 10.0, Liniguarti, Diamond Drill 9.9, Merry Fire, Terence 9.7. MAIDEN WELTER, 7 furlotngs.^Nervine 10.12, Noteormi 10.10, Seabird, Golden Sanlds 10.6, Sojubhem Cross 10. o, Roojkby (including- 51b pgaialty) 10. 0, Air Gim 9.l2,'whakaliM 9.11, Simple Simon 9.10, Leo Delacval 9.9, DiscaVerer, Alb/uera, St. Harp 9.6," Sir Hector, Pakano (including 51b penalty)) 9.5. Pukekohe 9A, Klonidyke,^ Lady ■ Clements, Soult Ma*d 9.3, Mauk'u 9.2, Limeta, Star of South, Royal Shell, Stdpmar, Loch Fyne 9.0. i 'MAIDEN HURDLES, 'if miles.— ! N6\vt own 11.2, Lady Hune, 10.10, Fieranafosca 10.9. Major 10.5; Rolf 10.3, Commomvealth '(including 52b penalty)" 9.8, Coronation 9.6, Hiiienioa, Cuir-. ag-no 9.5, Yolotte 9.2* Lady Clare,. Mora, Kereru, Moreh'u 9.0. CORNWALL HANDICAP, 1 nfile,Romeo 11.10, Paritutu 11.9, ' Durable U. 2, Chivalry (including ,51b penalty) 10.11, Full Cry 10.10, Exm'oor 10.5, Delania 10.3, Zulidia. Waikato 10.0, Rose Madder 9.10, Goordie 9.6, Lovelink 9.5, Sir Giload, Calle <lris 9.3, Admiral Cei'veras 9.2, Smi'ltfish 90 ' \ PONY HANDICAP, 7 furlongs.^Sonoma 9.12, Fashionable 9.5, Forth 9.3, Orange and 81-ue 5.12, Sally Homer 7.7, Storyteller 7.3, Piph4ara«roa «.(), Dr. Quest, ' Little Mabel 6 10 LADIES' BRACELET, l's miles',Soatonia, Irish, Mocassin Copim.jnwoalth. Trumpery 11.2, GoMon Sands U.O. Cyrano, Pearl Necklet, Sir Godfrey, Lycia 10,6. TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. At a meeting- of the Taranaki Jockey Club Committee, held on Fridayevening, Mr W. L. Newman was voted to the chair (i n tho absence of Mr 0. Samuel), and there wore also present : Messrs A. D. Gray, Ab.,Goldwater, C. M. Leppeh D. O'Brioa, " F. Watson, and W. C. Weston. Leave of absence was granted to Messrs Samuel, Paul, King, and" Symes. Tho case of Norman Campbell for having made statements when applying for a jockey "s license which, jn the opinion of the committee were wilfully false, was considered, and disqualification made for twelve ra.on.ilis'. F. Flynn. of Hawera, made application for the removal of the disqualification incurred by him and the mare Kathleen Mavourneen for having taken part in unregistered meetings. It was decided to remove the disqualification, twelve months having expired since the date when the applicant last took part in unregistered racing. A similar application referring .to A. Lucas, of New Plymouth, and <he horse Simple Simon, wass held over to June Ist, when the period of 12 months will expiie. Jockeys' licenses were grantqd to Jack O'Connell and Bert Russell, and a stable servant's permit .to P. O'Brien. It was decided to write off the forfeit of £4, owing by R. Ivingan] (deceased ). ' ' " I