RACING

Wairarapa Daily Times, 15 January 1932, Page 5

RACING

pahiatua weights,

AUCKLAND, This Day

The following Paliiatua Racing Club handicaps are announced by Mr. J. E. Henrys: —- Ballance Ilighweight Mahora, 11.9; King Midas, 10.8;, Adventus, Royal Songster and Royal Opera, 9.18; Blacksmith and Freehold, 9.12; High Heather 9.3; Shootist, 9.0. Konini Hack.—Beacon Fire, 9.0; Lady Rene, 8.8; Arvada, Derry Belle, 8.0; False Scent, 5.5; Golden Shadow, 7.13; Proscilla Verne, 7.1; Lady Noel, Wiliomere, Chief Clerk, Headland and Acreliet 7.0. Paliiatua Cup.-Swoll. 9.0; Cluny, 8.8; Royal Game, 8.5; Rory Mor, Pahu and Chief Cook, 8.3; Statuary, 8.1; Arajean, 7.13; Jayson, 7.12; Tunbridge, 7.5. Ilamua Hack—Beacon Fire, 9,2; Ben Her, 8.8; Manawatu, 8.1; Thrasher, 8.0; Earthquake, 7.7; Fallow, Spearopa and War Ace, 7.0. Malawi Hack.— Lady Rene, 9.0; Baskier, 8.9; Patearoa and Gold Sand, 8.5; Waratah, 8.3; Priscilla \ erne and Lcj land, 7.7. President’s Handicap. —Ac or a*, 9.0; Souchoung aud Statuary, 8.9; Daintj Ways, 7.13; False Scent, 7.2. Eketahuna Hack—Derry Bello, 9.0; Green Patch, 8.9; Laconic and Gold Sand, 8.8; Earthquake, Lady Ronald and Acrospire, 7.13; Peep, Shootist, Morratti, Gold Area, Sir Spear- and Foulwind, 7.11.

TURF NOTES. K ■ A Foxton Press Asoeiation message* states that the jockey, B. H. Monis, was severely cautioned and fined £25 for his riding of Chief Savage in the Awahou Hack Handicap at the Foxton races yesterday.

The committee of the Canterbury Owners and Breeders ’ Association discussed the Ngingongingo case, and a resolution was passed expressing confidence in the New Zealand Trotting Association.and strongly urging tho New Zealand Trotting Conference to use every endeavour to retain the association as at present constituted, states a Press Association message from Christchurch.