LATE SPORTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17653, 28 September 1925, Page 8

LATE SPORTING.

j D.J.C. SCRATCHINGS. Per I’ress Association. 1 > V X EDI X. September 23. Apache, Irish, Frenchman, Bouglij Iccn Dhoun. and Kilboy have been ; scratched for all engagements at the ; Dunedin races. AVONDALE JOCKEY CLUB. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, September 28. 1 he Avondale meeting was continued to-day. The weather was dull but the course was dry though rather heavy. There, was a good attendance. Results; KINGS!.AND HURDLE HANDICAP, Llewellyn, list . . . .1 Poteen, fist . . . . .2 Arsone Lupin, fist .... 3 All started. Won by half a head. Only four finished. Time--3min 31sec. XU RSERY HANDICAP, Ol 400 sovs. Five furlongs. Automaton, 7st 71b . .1 Phaolar, Bst 121 b .... 2 Xgawhati. Sst . . . ;j Scratched: Sub-division. Won by three-quarters ol a length. Time - Imm MOUNT ALBERT HACK WELTER, Ot 200 sovs. Six furlongs. First Division Ring Potoa. fist .... 1 j Constellation. Sst Off) . . .2 * Wyoming, Sst . . .3, Scratched: Waltzer. Adi Yunivola, Hold Mint. Won bv a neck. Time - lmin 20 t ssee. Second Division: Titaness, Sst 41b .... 1 Yaqui. Sst . . . . .2 Odd Sox, Sst . . .3 Scratched: Biliikins, Rarak.au, Irish Jig. Sulla and Harbour View. Won bv hall a length. Time- lmin 20 2-sscc. MASTERTON HANDICAPS. Per Press Association. M A STICPiTQX, September L\s. Tie ;u-.- (he .Mas t ert.on j;.- 1 . - ins' Club’s handicaps:— i INCH WRIGHT HANDICAP, of CIO J lioli LBsl "lb. . Sum |it i«Vi!s'Vl st~Sl'h "l v fui y i'i^t'jib I^ '’mu-g/Vi w \ m 1 '’ ?' r liniri ''m '“i Ib-ve list’ i'lb."' Ard-I'uU'-o.i Pst * 1 !.. i . 11. u, •]:. \\-< •,! li ’Jst 1 lb. Mn n. 1.. si . r :-s, '* 1 „!• 1 1 ‘u 's N ' : | V x I '\'' J ! ■ jj r ‘ : ..I Atlirns 1 7si ‘lib!' ' Caci'.N *Pi r/slrs' itt Lonmuro ‘'"t-Vi* Thudiari 7st. i.AWX HANDICAP, of 1 'o sovs: mie j; S'Yu'cm? 1 Kib'.i-mu'""'>• ' : " j * j [O' •' ryyl NulUa 1 'fst 7) b^DSbuP1‘ ' .MASTP.iiTuN • Ip. ~ r ...vs- ,„K ' "<J ~ ((Uari. r s',, ..... 1 7 j,,\ , I rt-sh.'i in sst Jim. Ki J fain Ssi 01b. Morv !- J' ui* 1 pri - n.', 1 V'-, SSI 1 : ' j' ,’ l; ' ri L ir,a 1 .a'nsdcavn r; handicap of i.-.o •-••% s: six |‘iiri..i.-y -I •j.nisyi I>. 1 Ul:icl< I lock Sst llih. AKilato Sst i'lb! -Boil Marche Sst Sib. Blonde Sst Sib, The Tank sst 71b, Mime Sst .Mb, 1 >e Bu.xe s.C. lib. (Halve Tsi Ilb, Birthmark 7st 1 211-. Kil or uni 7st I 11b, Phantas.v 7st ] Mil,, HI a noe _T°wn Crier 7st Oil., Sole Mi.. 7s t. C BANDSTAND WHLTKi; TTANDT--1 CAP, of l '.'» sovs; scveu furlongs— J >.•- r sage list. :«lb, Clamlhu Sst 101 b. Bumptious Sst Sib. Prince Ilal Sst 51b. |,fpsol Sst '.lb. Aeriform Sst :t 11 >, Serene 1 Sst 01b, Stream ,st Mlb, .Black Hock 7st alb. Zero Hour 7st Hlb, Misgovern 7st 71b, Ben mu re 7st 71b, Pink liosc 7st i’:bi:ctbi<: hack handicap. «.r '.'St nils AVestbroke Sst ‘Ob.' Megatcr, Sst Sib, Standard Sst Sib, AVilJow Wa i Sst 71b, Polyphemus Sst 71b. F-I\ni.s----i inisi.n sst 61". Mime Ssi (Jib. Matin Bell I 7st I'l's Grand National 7st Sib, Ida noe

7st 71b, Our Jiiok 7st 71b. Lady Ideal 7st j 71b, Girriehillir Tst 71b. Karutahi 7st 71b. Kinjr Brr.ney 7st 11b. Mountain Jean 7st 111*. Luarne 7st lib. .Sashnm 7st, Sul- ) 7st. liuby lied 7st. T.oyal T,and 7st. ] Tuition 7st. Hast Through 7st, The Trapper 7st, Daphne Bruce 7st. HAWK HOPELESSLY OUTCLASSED IN WARWICK STAKES. ' (Received September 28. 11.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, September 28. The “Herald” commenting on the Warwick Stakes says: "It was really one horse. Pike was riding The Hawk without fiourish or display, but Whittier on the (lav was master and won brilliantly." The “Daily Telegraph” says; “ The Hawk's all-conquering burst of speed over the final furlong was absent. He was hopelessly outclassed by Whittier.”