SPORTING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13242, 23 March 1907, Page 5

SPORTING.

* AUCKLAND AUTUMN MEETING. .•.':;' Per Tress' Association. • AUCKLAND, 'March 22. The following are acceptances.: .- TEADESMENJS HANDICAP. Paritutu 9st; Landlock Bsfc 61b, Uhlander 7»b 131b. Geordie 7st 101b/ Clareiiiont 7s't 101b, Lord Seat6n"7st 91b, Lady Gladys 7st 71b, Freemounfc 7st lib, Uenultu 7st. Baltimore fet 101b, Luminous 6st 101b, Sir Gilead 6st 101b. Fabricator 6st 101b. " - EDEN HANDICAP. Landlock 9stf Carl Rosa Bst 71b, Uranium Bst 21b, Lucrece' Bst, Tui Oakabou Bst. Celtic 7st , I3lb, learohi 7st 121b, Bonomiana ,7s>t 121b. ilu tivium 7st 91b, Silvei Shell 7st 81b Uenuku 7't 81b, Conducloi 7st 41b, Lochbutuc 7<tt Luminous 7i t ONSLOW SlUvlS Pon Light Bst, 4]b, Lena 7si 41b, Advocile 7st 41b. Tumunupu 7st 21b Waiolnhi 7sL 21b, Haldane 7st Hughie W. Queen s Pn/e 6-t i2lb, Jipan 6-t 121b NELSON IUNDICM'—HeIen Poillind 9st, I i Civile Bst 81b, Doggei Bmk Bst 81b Aliin Uispin 7st 131b bonlllini 7st 9'b, Mastei Clements 71b, Puhekuhe 7st 71b, Tn«hs 7st 71b, Pu lunula 7st 7lb \ijnjnvpc 7ft 71b, Glcnoi.i 7 s< 71b. Bobs 7--X 71b Cit istiophe 7st 71b IRUIWVi HANDICAP -- Black and Gold 9sl 51b Alibis \Ainme 9st Discoiei„i B<=t 121b. TeJacihi 8-t 21b, Duait 7sl 121b, Fngiaver 7st lib ' THI MASPLRTON MELTING MASIERTON M.uth 22 Ihe Mislciloii laces concluded to daj R?mjlis>. —Hack Huidles..—Qrvv 1, lek.ii nui2, dividend, £3 Qpaki Hark Hmdicip Scdrodii 1, Meriy Rosp 2, dividends, £a 12s and 16s. Autumn Handicap.—Sherlock Hobneft 1, Londwern 2; dividends, £8 9s and £1 Is. .High Weight. Hrck Hjiidicip. —Gaelic 1, Hinupai 2; dividends, £5 18s and £2 6s. Railway Hack. —William 1, The Voucher 2; dividend, £2 Is, Telephone Handicap.-~Mab.utu 1, Maui 2: dividend, £4 AVelter Hack-Handicap.---Devonia 1, Lfivinia 2; ■ divi, rlends, £1 18s and £1 ICs-, Finul', Hack Handicap.—St Killan 1. Waicc-la 2; dividends, £3 7s and £2 19s. SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY ' OLUB A special meeting of the commute of the South Canterbury Jockey Club \\ us held last evening. Piesenl—Messrs E. R. Guinness (cliainna.nl. W- ' Law.son, H. Lov\rr, and Dr Thomas. Major Lindsay, and Messr:, Mundcll. Scott, and Grcsson sent apologies. A letter from Mr H. Reynolds stated that he would bo unable to attend the next meeting with clock to start trotting lace*. —Secretary to make arrangements with ■some other starter. It, was l evolved to appoint Mr S\ Kraet/,er to act a.s detective under the antibookmaking by-lavi. Mr Lawson 'opposed the motion, as he doubted the value of the appointment: an advertisement that book-making would not be allowed ought to be sufficient; but the amendment was not seconded. ; Mr Kraet/.er had advised that! he be given the authority that had been given eKewheie to "-warn" md prosecute people betting villi bookmakers ;!•* well as 1 the bookmakers, and a resolution 1o this effect was also cariied, on the motion of the ch.iirman. It.-urus stated that at Christchuich a number of people vere ojdered off the course for betting with bookmakers. Messrs W. 'lhoinson (North Canleibuiy) and E. R. Guinne-.* (South Canterbury), ■w ere voted for as representatives of the Club on the Metiopolitan Committee.