SPORTING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14353, 19 November 1910, Page 3

SPORTING.

SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY ULua. COMMITTEE MEETING. The committee of tiic- South Canterbury Jocliey Ulub met last, evening. ■frusKleiH, ±Jr (J. E. Thomas (.in" me eiuur), Aicssrs i±. iiowry, J. p. Newman, l£. Id. Re.d, k. L. Oroelt, C. i±. Gresson, A. Score. Mr A. S. Jiiiwortny v.us apologised for. The chairman reported that all the works at rite course were complete d very sat-isfaetoi-Jy, and would prove of very considerable n-anelit to the public. A long circular letter from the Thames jockey Club was read, recountnig all that had been done at the conference of delegates of a very large number of country clubs. —The'resolutions and decisions arrived at were generally approved, and it was decided to write to the Thames Jockey Club thanking them for their action in the matter.

The secretary reported that he bad ordered a new .spring from Melbourne, ami had ice tho licensed booths to Mr J. W. ,Skinner. It was decided that the committee should do their bjst to attend to their visitors, and make it their business to see that tho club's hospitality was extended to all present.—lt was resolved that a gig be obtained for the use of stewards, and also a saddlehorse, and other small details in connection with the race meeting were arranged. It was resolved that the Programme Committee should meet on Monday. 28th. and prepare a m ora mine for tlie March meeting; that a special meeting of the Committee be held on the Friday following, December 2nd, at- 5 •p.m.; and that a rough balance-sheet

of the results of the .November meeting be available for the use of the Programme Committee on the 2Sth. Mr E. J. LeCren was elected a- mem. ber. The acceptances which closed at 9 p.m. were considered very satisfactory, the very trying weather aud hard going during the Christchureh week having tested" many liorsss very severely. THE ACCEPTANCES.

The following are the • acceptances were received tor the first day at next week's meeting:— SUMMER HANDICAP, of To sovs; G furlongs—Flambeau 9-0, Silver Bullet 8-6, Acliray 8-2, Aunt Sally 8-2, Susa 7-13, Alto 7-12, Xyloidiue 7-4, Red, Wliite and Blue 7-3. SHORTS HANDICAP, of 80 sovsj 4 furlongs—Lupulite S-6, Federal U-5, Lady Orizoin 9-4, Aorina 8-10, Pilgrim' "Way 7-13, Manchester 7-8, Perm 7-7, Big Blast 7-7, Mademoiselle lxe 7-7 Casa Nova 7-7," St-epniaid 7-7, Fulmar 7-7. OTAIO HURDLE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; H miles—Coy ,11-9, Southern Cross 10-4, Ringman 9-10, Fandango 9-7, Farley Grove 9-4, Full of-Trumps 9-0. Heather Dew 9-0,

TIMARU HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; mile—Rose Noble 9-3, Outlander 8-10. Adage 7-IS, Cronstadt 7-12, Adhub'e 7-0," = T)abcbie]v 7-7, Puaka 0-7. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 100 rors- 7 furlongs—Waiiti 10-8, Fasnakv'e 9-5 Ivilts 9-4. Adjudge 9-1, Gold Braid 9-0, Gleufiekl 8-0. Grand Slam S-0. Amazon S-0. FLYING HANDICAP, of 100 sots: 6 furlongs—Sea ICimi 9-0. Lupuhte S-t, Balaclava S-7, Scotch Plaid 8-6, Fa*, nakvle 8-3, Pilgrim's Way 7-5, Rock Ferry 6-12, Silver gullet 6 9, Busyland 6i-7. '