SPORTING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 20 November 1924, Page 7

SPORTING.

THE ROSEDAY CASE

APPEALS DISMISSED

By Telegraph—Press Association,

DUNEDIN, Nov. 19. The hearing of the appeal of JRichardson' (owner of Roseday), 1). 1A\ llson (trainer), and A. H. V ilsou (jockey); against their disqualification of 12 months by the Gore Racing Club, was concluded to-night. Mr G. E. Ciitry, stipendiary steward at' the meeting, gave evidence. The Dunedin District Committee then deliberated, and decided to dismiss the appeals. The deposits oi ±.o each were forfeited.

ASHHURST-POHANGINA MEETING

PANTLER WINS CUP

By Telegraph—Press Association. PALMERSTON N., Nov. 19. The annual-meeting of the AshhurstPohangiiia Racing Club was held today, wheii there was a good attendance. . Rain intervened after the third race The totalisator handled £16,351, against £16,988, Jast year. Results:— HACK-HURDLES, of 140 sovs; 1* miles. —7 Suspicion (A, Tiicklebaiik) 90, 1: 1 Puwhero 9.13, 2; 2 All Melodv 10.13, 3. Also ran— 3 Diamond Nap, 8 Equitable,. 6 Gold' Piece, <-> Roaming, 9 Kauaka, 10 Rajput, 4 Boiidpart, 11 Maidfas. Won by a neck. Tinie, 2min 59 2-sseq. ' MiIDEN HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 5 furlongs.—2 Zaza (E. Manson) B.t, ,1; 7 Miss Odille 8.7, 2; 3 Itangimoana 87, 3. Scratched: —Abjecta, Idanoe, Damon, Singer Boy. Twenty-nine started. Won by one and a half lengths. Time, lmin 2 3-ssec. \ . POHANGINA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 6 furlongs—s fhapotoa (D. Wiitts) 7.5, 1; 2 Civilform 9.6, 2; 7 Snatcher 7:7, 3.. Also ran— Santomo, 3 Prince Hal, 4 Allmarimba; 6 Crown Gfern, 10 Probate, * 8 March On, 9 Jackeroo. Won by one and a halt lengths. Time, lmin 15sec. KOMAKO HACK, of 140 sovs; .7 furlonßSi—4 (E. Walker); 7.11, 1*,2 Wilderness Btl3,8 t l3, 2; 9 Soltano 7.0, •3* Also ran—l Megalo; 11 Village; 10 La Reve, 6 Bonomel, 8 Elothencs, 5 Selenite, 7 Pdlyastra, 3 Panache, 12 Charleston. Won by two and a half lengths: Time, lmiii 30sec. ASHHURST CUP, of 300 sovs; miles.—l2 Pantler (L. A. Pine) 6.10, ] • 1 Diamond Ring 8.3; 2; 2 1’ Amour 7.6, 3. Also ran—4 Merry :Bav, 7 Miiraahi; 5 First Salute, 3 Happy Davs, 9 Bitters, 8 Euchre, 10 Askari, 6 Stream, 11 Good Maik. Won by one and a half lengths: - Time, 2min • 11 sec. • SIBERIA HACK, of 140 sovs; 6 furlongs,—2 Lady Isinglass, (C.. Reed) 81, 1■; 5 Dangle 8.13, 2 ;y6 Tutankhamen 7.12 a 3. Also ran—9 Te Kawa, ■ 1 Rubv Ring, 3 Westbroke, 9 Stymie, 7 Ma Boughal, 10 Debate, 4 Gardant, 9 Miss Hupana, 11. Sanctuary, 8 Willow Wai: Won by ■ a neck. Time, lmin 16; l-ssec.j , RAUMAI WELTER, of 170 sovs; 7■ furlongs ——. Sir Pam (J. Barry) .7.7, 1; 2. Prince Hal 8.1, 2; 7 -Martulla 8.1; '3,. Also ran—3 Comical, 5 Kareao, <1 Battle Knight, 4 Dissertation; 8 Roval Gift, 6 Blissfulness, 9 Hautawa. Won tbv a length. Time, lmin 29sec.. ,-': ■ GORGE HANDTCA P, of, 140 sovs ; 'j (R. Reed). 8.5, 1; 0 ,Velvet King 8.5, 2 ; 11 Sansalino 7.7, 3. Also ran—3 Sunshot, 7 , Merry piieetu .4 Blonde. 8 The Emperor, 2 ,Kenvni,ii. ,12 Wind,) ilvOnevoa-, 10 ' tichuff,- 9 Daphne Bruce, 5 Idanoe. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin 45sec.

SOUTH CANTERBURY MEETING

ACCEPTANCES'FOR .FIRST DAY. • The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s spring meeting will be held, at Washdyke on Friday and Saturday. Acceptances for'the first day events have been received as follows: —

On Friday and Saturday special passenger trains will leave Timaru for the racecourse at 11.40 and 12.10, and depart from the racecourse on the return trip at 5.25 and 5.35. A special will leave Christchurch each day at 7.55, reaching the. course at 11.27, ami will start fpom Timaru on the homeward run :tt 6.40 p.m. The morning train trom Oamaru will depart at 7.45, and connect at Timaru with the first train to the racecourse. The evening train lor Oamaru ''and Waimate branch) is timed to leave Timaru at 6.10. The Fairlie branch train will pick up passengers at tire -*&i«ouriio aidjiiA AS 5.19.

The Rules of Racing provide Hint no horse m which any traino.r whose license is suspended or cancelled, has any interest, shall start for any race. This will prevent Kerb starting at the South Canterbury meeting. A Press message from London announces that Air W. R. Tar vis has been apnoi p tod to replace Mi Richard Mar-h. who resigned the position ol , ,] • ,i, dioi'M-s owned by the , i|v, ui'ter , hirty-one years

OTAIO HURDLES, of 160 sovs; 1| miles. Frisco Mail 11 5 Flying "7 Bedrock 10 11 . Master . 9 5 Kerry Star 9 6 Camel Amble 9 4 Blue Streak 9 0 SPRING STAKES, of 140 sovs: ,5 . furlongs. Bran Pie . . 8 8 ltonika . . . 8 8 Clario'n .8 8 Strongbird . 8 8 Chukka . . 8. 8 Waikaia . J 8 8 Laughie . . 8 ,8 Saggitarius 7 9 Lytnp , . . 8 8 Joyeuse . . 7 9 Mdrbuka . . S 8 Windshield,. 7 9 Prince Balboa .88 * TESCHEMAKER HANDICAP, of 400 sovs; 1J miles. Deucalion .93 Mantua . . . 8 1 Red Wink . 8 11 Happy Kilfane . 8 6 AVarrior . 7 1 Baldowa . .8 3 Rivalry . . 6 13 TYCHO HACK HANDICAP, ot 140 sovs: 6 furlongs. Sqlferite . - . 8 9 Cumbrae . . 7 6 Ferino . . . 8 2 Cock-y-Monoxide ->, . 7 11 bondku 7 3 Knocklyn . 7 9 Saxette . . 7 0 Tempo . . . 7 9 Marzoin . . 7 0 Heraldry , . 7 8 Opliir . . . 6 11 Goldspinner 7 8 . Rockfellow . 6 10 Taboo . . .78 CourCelette . 6 9 Clontarf . . 7 7 Corinthic 6 7 PRESIDENT’S WELTER, of 200 sovs; 1 iriile. Mountain Kuia ... . 7 11 Lion .8 13 Golden King 7 10 Prosperity- . 8 7 Empyrean . 7 7 Corn Rigs . 8 2 MAIDEN PLATE, cf i30 sovs ; 6 furlongs. 'Alfonso . 8 10 dolly Glad . 8 10 Bebeform . 8 10 Kilcanfticli . 8 10 Chickwheat 810 Orange Corintlnc . . 8 10 Blossom 8 10 Floramye . . 8 10 Prince Fairy Balboa . . 8 10 Herald . . 8 10 Royal Spoil8 10 Gold Brick . 8 10 Ilouika . . 8 10 In Time . . 8 10 Krasnoi 8 10

KERRYTOWN HACK WELTER, of 150 sovs; V furlongs.

Los Ambus 9 5 Prompter . 8 1 Hurd'y Brown Lady 7 13 Gurd.v . . S 11 Gav Queen . 7 13 gull Swing S 11 Boiiito . . 7 11 Heraldry . 8 9 Horatius . .7 11 Monoxide . 3 9 Sayanora . 7 11 Cherry 8 2 Squint . . . 7 11

FLYING HANDICAP, of 250 6 furlongs. sovs; Moorland . 8 13 hugle Note 7 7 The Iiarp . 8 5 Avispado . . 6 12 Kerb . . . 8 2 Quality . 8 2 Paddy’s . 6 9 Goldtown . Gay Juliet . S 1 Hope . . . 6 7