WRAPS RETAINED AS PRECAUTION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18545, 20 August 1928, Page 10

WRAPS RETAINED AS PRECAUTION.

BRIGHT WEATHER FOR FINAL DAY’S RACES.

The best had been reserved for the last, and no fault could be found with cne weather to-day. Addington was at its freshest and gayest, and the spirits oi the assembly rose. bartorially the day was not important. Inherent caution dictated wraps, which were soon discarded, donned again, and put aside onci more as the warmth of the sun checked the chill breeze which always, even in the most beneficent of weather, seems to favour the racegoers at Addington. It was pre-eminently a day for the wearing of tailored costumes, severely cut and with one note of frivolity in the bright posy which has now insinuated itself into every toilette. Some cubist wraps were noticeable, and though strangely enough, few spring hats were worn, those that had been selected were bright and pretty. Among the many ladies present were:—

Mrs J H. Williams, wife of the president, who wore a smartly tailored suit of navy-blue cloth, a small navy felt with a Skunk fur necklet. Miss Odie Kerr, Mrs P. B. Hume, Mrs C. P. Agar, Miss Dorothy Pengelly, Miss Mona M’Cullough, Mrs J. S. Neville, Mrs Frank Scott, Miss Violet Heeney, Mrs A. M’Master, Miss Ethel Livingstone, Mrs G. W. C. Smithson, Miss Leech, Miss Louie lies, Mrs Norman Batchelor, Mrs H. E. Button, Mrs R. H. Livingstone, Mrs Leslie Macfarl&ne, Mrs C. L. Hart, Mrs J. C. Newton, Mrs A. Young, Mrs J. F. Green, Mrs Alfred Bunz, Mrs J C. Martin, Mrs E. G. Seed, Mrs L Phipps Black, Mrs H. D. Hall, Mrs Moss Ballin, Mrs A. H. Rothenberg, Mrs David Crozier, Mrs Watts-Ryan, Mrs J. B. Norris, Mrs Henry Harris, Mrs Claude Piper, Mrs Cole, Miss Gertrude Brown, Mrs J. Gr.eig, Mrs Alfred Smith. Miss Moreland, Miss Edridge, Miss Rosie Atkinson, Misses Thomson (2). Miss Betty Norris, Miss N. Williams Miss Muriel Kerr, Miss T. Davis, Miss Helen Buckham, Mrs F. C. Wooler, Miss Shona Dampier-Crossley, Miss B. Nancarrow, Mrs W. M’Rae Peacock Mrs J. P. Andrews, Miss D Garrick, Mrs Mark Armstrong, Mrs Campbell Brown, Miss Geraldine Anderson, Mrs J. Olliver, Mrs R. Reay, Miss Christine Tait, Mis H. C. D. Van Asch, Mrs R. A. Bagshaw, Mrs Henry Burns, Mrs Peter Wilson, Miss Isobel Ashworth, Mrs Derrick Gould, Mrs P. C. Quartermaln, Mrs E. Henderson, Mrs G. Potts, Mrs Howard Kippenberger. Miss Gladys Rundle, Mrs Hammond, Mrs Henry Jellett, Mrs Harold Goggm, Mrs Stephen Barnett, Mrs Herbert Lawry, Mrs George Holder, Mrs Noel Valle, Mrs A maud M’Kellar, Mrs J. Grant, Miss Nancy M’Kellar., Mrs Rosewarne, Mrs J. Maclntyre, Mrs R. M. Morten, Mrs Nicholson, Mrs Neil Guthrie, Miss D. Stewart, Mrs Leonard Coop, Mrs F. Ifaycroft, Mrs M’Clatchie, Miss Effie White, Mrs Wellesley Reeves, Mrs Murray Hobbs, Mrs T. Twyford, Mrs David Friedlander, Mrs H. L. Widdowson, Miss N. Hood, Mrs Erasmuson, Mrs F. Murray, Mrs Arthur Derbidge, Mrs Leslie •Dougall, Mrs R. Morgan, Mrs Howard James and Mrs Sampson.

M. HOLMES FINED £2 FOR SPEAKING TO SPECTATORS ON COURSE.

At a meeting of the Judicial Committee, it was decided to fine M. Holmes, the driver of Burnie in the Midwinter Handicap, £2 for speaking to spectators on the course.

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE INQUIRES INTO PETER BINGEN’S PERFORMANCES

The Judicial Committee met to inquire into the running of Peter Bingen, winner of the National Cup, as compared . with his running on the first day of the meeting. The committee decided to accept the explanation of the trainer and driver (J. J. Kennerley) as satisfactory.

DANNEVIRKE RACING CLUB. Per Pr*?»s Association. WELLINGTON, August 20. The following handicaps have been declared for the Dannevlrke Racing Club’s meeting by Mr J. E. Henrys:— GLENGARRY HACK HURDLES, of 100 sovs; one mile and a half.—Cohesion 11.8, Ballyfarnon 11.5, Diana's Lad 10.8, Beaumont 10.3, Killia 9.13, Chrlssarto 9.3, Essential 9.3, Royal Elm 9.2, Christina 9.1, Lieutenant Bill 9.1, Kempsey 9.1, March On 9.0, Jackaroo 9.0, Birkback 9.0, Heather Blend 9.0, Ponjola 9.0. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 130 sovs; six furlongs.—Arrow Lad 10.11, Miss Pat 10.0, Lin Arlington 9.10, Dreamy 9.6, Good Sport 9.5, Starboard Light 9.0, Moepai 9.4. UMUTAOROA HACK HANDICAP, of oo sovs; six furlongs.—Kalos 10.11, "'llmezzo 10.1, Dishonoured 10.0, Dreamy i.O, Moorgas 10.0, Tanagra 9.13, Abis>gne 9.9, Gold Bag 9.8, Tahutama 9.6, ?llinmerton 9.6, Kindle 9.3, Grey Mist

9.1, Air Force 9.1, Highcourt 9.0, Hinehoro 9.0, Whakaari 9.0, Arrow Boy 9.0, Fair One 9.0, Humorist 9.0, Gay Salute 9.0, Charmaling 9.0, Seamstress 9.0. NEAGLE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; one mile and a quarter.—Gaze '9.13, Royal Game 9.12, Imperial Spark 9.11, Atareria 9.10, Shining Armour 9.9, Princess Ronnie 9.6, Comical 9.8, No Favours 9.5, Othon 9.1, Mountain Crag 9.0, Braeman 9.0, Beau 9.0. DANNEVIRKE HACK STEEPLECHASE, of 100 sovs; about two miles and a half.—Handy 10.13, Peneus 10.13, Comedy Prince 9.10, Master Arch 9.4, Sir Wai 9.3, Stymie 9.0, Mataipuke 9.0, Captain Wai 9.0, Scornful 9.0, Padriagh 9.0, Scrap Iron 9.0, Haumarirlre 9.0, Birkbeck 9.0. RUAHINE HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; seven furlongs.—Tresham 10.8, Royal Game 10.3, Beaumont 10.1, Peneus 9.13, Miss Pat 9.7, Poloneit 9.6, Singleton 9.6, Othon 9.0, Good Sport 9.0, Gardant 9.0, Morose 9.0, Berkie 9.0, Mountain Crag 9.0, Moepai 9.0, Our Jack 9.0. HARRIS HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; one mile.—Singleton 10.13, Court Jester 9.13, Pale Star 9.12, Grand National 9.9, Royal Elm 9.9, Kindle 9.3, Star God 9.3, Mount Shannon 9.0, Wet Winter 9.0, Full Mark 9.0, Piripono 9.0. DANNEVIRKE HUNT. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, August 20. The following are the handicaps for the Dannevlrke Hunt Club’s meeting;— ASHCOTT HUNTERS’ HURDLES.— Highway 11.13, Ballyfarnon 11.11, Home Made 10.9, Kilia 10.5, Sir Wai 9.11, Panther 9.10, Birkie 9.9, Chrlssarto 9.9, Guadalquiver 9.6, Sir Frisco— English Rose gelding 9.3, Pongola 9.2, Middleman 9.0, Democratic 9.0, Timipouri 9.0, Altea 9.0, Law’s Road 9.0, Primulax 9.0, Opoupaea 9.0. ORINGI HACK HURDLES.—Cohesion 11.9, Ballyfarnon 11.5, Diana’s Lad 10.9, Beaumont 10.5, Handy 10.3, Braeman 9.13, Othon 9.6, Lieutenant Bill 9.4, Overture 9.4, Essential. 9.5, Royal Elm 9.3, March On 9.0, Jackaroo 9.0, Heather Blend 9.0. DANNEVIRKE HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE.—Rang! Sarto 11.13, Overture 11.9, Highway 10.13, Hollycombe 10.1, Master Archy 10.0 Sir Wai 9.13, Birkai 9.9, Mountain’ Crag 9.9, Captain Wai 9.7, Beau Etymie 9.7, Mataipuke 9.4, Trouble, 9.3, Scornful 9.3, Risk 9.2, Tarakete 9.0, Birkbeck 9.0, .Terehu 9.0, Padriagh 9.0, Del Sarto 9.0, Scrap Iron 9.0. Harunariri 9.0, Opoupaea 9.0, Tepal 9.0. RAKAI AT AI HANDICAP. Royal Game 10.3, Beaumont 10.2, Imperial Spark 10.1, Gaze 10.0, Peneus 913 Rouex 9.13, Atareria 9.11, Shining Armour 9.10, Comical 9.9, Polonett 9.9, Wanderlust 9.9, Miss Pat 9.8 Princess Ronnie 9.8, Lin Arlington 9.4 Pk hoi J. 9 ?* Good Sport 9.0, Morose 9.0, Gardant 9.0, Our Jack 9.0, Moepai

KAKAHUKURA HACK HANDICAP— Kalps 10.13, Kilmezzo 10.3. Locarno 10.2, Dishonoured 10.2, Dreamy 10 2 Tanagra 10.1, Gold Bag 9.10, Plimmerton 9.8, Takutama 9.8, Kindle 9.5, Grey Mist 9.3, Air Force 9.3, Grattan 9.6, Arrow Boy 9.0, Hinehoro 9.0, Wet Winter 9.0, Veronese 9.0, Fair One 9.0, Delude 9.0, Gay* Salute 9.0, Seamstress. 9.0, Atholspear 9.0, Merry Mixture 9.0. AKITIO LADIES’ BRACELET—Locarno 11.13, Mountain Crag 11.5, Red Bank 10.13, Saturn 10.13, Guadalquiver 10.12, Scornful 10.9, Democratic 10.7, Golden Dream 10.7, Primulax 10.7, Belgian Queen 10.7, Humorist 10.7. KAITOKE HACK HANDICAP— Singleton 11.5, Kilmezzo 10.4, Dreamy 10.3, Court Jester 10.2, Pale Star 30.1, Abisogne 9.12, Grand National 9.12. Royal Elm 9.7, Kindle 9.6, Star God 9.6, Air Force 9.0, Whakaari 9.0, Full Mark 9.0, Roburant 9.0, Piripono 9.0, Hinehoro 9.0.