SPORTING.

Waikato Times, Volume 99, Issue 16653, 19 November 1925, Page 2

SPORTING.

ASHHURST-PQHANGINA MEETING. (Ey Telegraph —Press Association.; ASHIIURST CUP, One mile and a-quarter. Waetea, 8.4 1 Tari, 8.1 2 Imperial Spark, 9.0 .... 2 All started. Won by a length. Time, 2.8 2-5. KOMOKO HACK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. __ Demure, 7.0 1 Lin Arlington, 7.6 .... 2 Catcall, 9.0 3 Scratched: B<m Nevis and Boy. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.29

SIBERIA HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Argue, 7.7 i Girribinie, 7.7 .... 2 Gold Clip, 7.7 3 Scratched: Tempean, Pantagruel, and Coot. Won by a length, a neck between second and third. Time, 1.15. E. Rosewarne, the rider of Coot, was suspended for seven days for interference with Gold Box in the chief sprint. Rauma! Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Prince Hal I, Beaumont 2, Martulla 3. Also started: Good Sport, Birthmark, Strategy, Alabama (coupled with Beaumont), Printemps, Many Colours, Stream, March On, Mosthcncs. A head each way, Time 1.29, Manawatu Gorgo Handicap 1 mile.— Velvet King 1, Fillctte 2, Tongatoatoa 3. Also started: Rangi Sarto, Hen Nevis, Revel. Purple Lilac. Blue Star. Bonny Louisa, Humorist, Gold Girl, Merry Wanderer. Master Felix. Won by a length, third horse half a length away. Time 1.44. ' The totalisator handled £16.815. compared with £16,351 last year. FEILDING RE-HANDICAPS. (By Telegraph—Pres? Association.) FEILDING, Thursday. Kowhai Welter —Demure 8.2. Fitzroy Hack —Argue 7.11. LEVIN REHANDICAPS. PALMERSTON N„ Wednesday. The following rehandicaps have been declared for the Levin meeting: Manakau Hurdles, li mile: Axle 9.10. Makomako Handicap, G fur.: Argue 7.12. Welter Handicap. 7 fur.: Demure 8.10. Levin Cup. i\ mile: Waetea 9\6. Lake Handicap, one mile and a distance: Demure 7.11. McDonald Memorial Memorial, 7 fur.: Miss Hu~ pana 8.9. Hokio Handicap, 5 fur.: Argue 8.0. RACING AT TAUMARUNUI. EVENTS FOR DECEMBER 5. On Saturday, December 5 the Taumarunui Racing Club will dispense its programme, which promises to bo supported by several runners from this portion of tho province. The principal distance event, the Taumarunui Cup Handicap, of ono mile and a-quartcr, is worth £2lO and a silver cup valued at £2O. The Rangaroa Flying Handicap (£110), of six furlongs, will cater for the sprint horses. There are a Hack Hurdles (£9O), one mile and a-half Trial Plate (£80), six furlongs; Matierc Hack Handicap (£BS), six furlongs; Matapuna Rack Handicap (£BS), flvefuriongs; Owhango Hack Handicap (£9O), seven furlongs, and Kakahi Open Handicap (£100), one mile. Nominations for all events will close on Friday next (November 20) by 5 p.m., with the secretary (Mr. Sam Sarah) at Taumarunui, or at Mr. F. Sinclair Yates' office, City Chambers, Auckland.