LATE SPORTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19848, 17 January 1920, Page 10

LATE SPORTING.

r -WELLINCTON TRAINING . NOTES. it, [Per Press Association-.] a -WELLINGTON, January 17. {■ The weather is fine and the tracks aiTroiittom are in good order. On tho tain'Bo-Peep and Active ran seven furlongs. in train 83sec, and Philomela seven in Imin 34sec. On the grass Sweet.'Memory ran four in oOsec, and .. Royal Exchange and Chaerionia six in •Imin 17 3-ssec.. Rose 'Wreath, Mascot and Snub, in this order, covered a mile and a* quarter in 2min 10 3-ssec, tho ' first-named being in front throughout. Arch.Lassie ran four furlongs in 10 3-osec; Right and Left and Melee, five in Imin 3sec; Battle Song and Bonnie Maid,. seven in- Imin Slice; Michaela and Hymcstra, six in Imin l7seo; Moorfowl and Miss Mimic, four in 49 3-oseo; Swauee River and Halifax, five in Imin 4 3-ssec; Nightraider and Esperanto, seven in Imin 3Ugc ; Sonnino and Bal- ; tie Array seven in Imin 32sec: Golden Crozier and Starland, six in Imin ISsec; Restful and Prince Delaware, five in Imin 4 3-s?ec; Gasbag, four in tilscc; Kildec and Fortune Teller, four In 49 3-sacc; Astinomo and Murihiku, five in Imin 3scc. • SILVER TONGUE CASE. ’ (Pr.n Press Association.) » WOODVILLE, January 17. A meeting of the stewards of the Woodville District Jockey Club last ' ■ flight- considered the Silver Tonzua case, and an objection from S. W. Tathan. The following resolution was passed:—That the objection be upheld, and that tho horse Silver Tongue he disqualified for the race; that the own- «. T-,E- Welch, he fined £2O; and that 'Mqlcolm J. Sullivan ho reported to tho district committee. It is understood 'that an nppeal,-wil[ bo lodged.