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SPORTING.

RACING AND TROTTING NOTES. (BT "Eooker-ON.") The plough being too heavy on Saturday morning, all fast work wis done on tli9 Xo. G grass gallop, which waft in. gxottt • Older. ■ Indus beat Gatnecock over six fnrlonfffl ifl lmin 17 2-sth eec. Tho Danube goldittff 4s showing greatly improved fornii «nd Motus likely to prove the beat of his sire's got# to date. Miss Mimic ran five furlongs in lmin 4eec, a distance that • Long Range took lmin » l-3th sec to cover. Rossini, by -'Martian—Grand Ooera, waft splinted four furlong* with a stable mate, « and. took 51 2-sth .sec to do it. This colt la getting very bad tempered, and performs like a circus horse every morning. Judiea, with a companion, strodo ever half a mile comfortably in 53soc, while Adjutant with Sir Fanciful covered six furlongs in linin 18sec. ■ Post Haeto and Euripos were given a. working gallop ovor seven fiu'longfl, and took lanin .15sec to dr> it. Winter Cherry was given 401110 weight and n. good beating by. Punka. over sis furlongs., ' 'Punka's titno waa lmin 10 -4-3 th. see, which was smart, as she w-jis ncvGr.ii.il out. E. S. Bagby .will ride the filly in. the Wellington ■ Cup. ' ' ' V , If. . Hobbs. sprinted T.or'trix- . (mcl. separately over a few furlo'ngs. KoiJsian tan .'five furlongs very*nicely in lmin 3 l-sth sec. C. Kmiraon has been "engaged to tide hint I at "Wellington. " . Sea. Blue, Primum, and Starland—were associated in a working gallop over four furlongs, and just br<4ke Slsoc. in doing it. Glcndower took lmin 5 l-sth eec to cover , .five furlongs., Kilrnsh tyas not oui to make time over a circuit. Fiery .Cross showed,'that ho still has pace by giving a stable mate some lengths and beating her ovor'three furlongs in 36 -1 -51 h see. ' King Star boat Greek Son over six furlongs in .lmin 18 2-sth sec. jU. Hobba with "Winter Cherry, Punka, .Fayorita, and 'Tortrix, and B. Longley with Koesinn, left for, Wellington by .Saturday night's boat. R. Emerson . leaves for Tren- • tham.. to-night with . Moorabbo and The Sapper. Air R. E. Harley has purchased a farm' near Takapau, Hawke's Bay, but he does not intend severing : his connexion with the 1 South Island clubs for which he act 3 as starter. Excellent nominations were received on Friday evening for the Dunedin Jockey , Club's Summer Moeting, which will take place, on- -February 13th and- 15th. In the Dunedin Cup, of 1500 govs, one mil©' and a half, no fower than 29 horses have been entered, and they are quito representative of 'the very beat claae at present in comtni£3ion. The decision of the 6tewards of {he Wellington Racing Club in connexion with the | Short case wa» as follows:—"That in the opinion of tho stewards Ernest Short was guilty of instructing his jockey, Harold Young, rider of liemos, not -to win the Shorts Handicap at the Wellington Racing Club's Meeting, run on October 26th, 1918. The stewards, - therefore, disqualify ilr Short for a. period* of two years, under Part (XXXII. of the Rules of Racing. " . . An appeal against this decision was dismissed by tho -Wellington District Committee last week, und' ilr Snort then lodged security for an appeal to the Racing Conference. (Bt "Searchlight.") Nominations for tho Ashbuiton Trotting Club's 1920 New Zealand Sapling. Stakes | close to-day. I Acceptances for the Forbury Park Trotting I Summer Meeting close on Wednesday, j All tlie work at Addington on Saturday ! waa done on the training track, which was ' not in very good order. Very few trainers j put in an appearance. W. Smith drovo Bundura two'milea ! with the straps on. The pace was solid, and sho paced freely throughout. Puwhenua covered a mile and a half without a mistake. The 6on of Harold Dillon is on tho improve. Other members of T. G. Fox's team in Turganini, Koraki, and a maiden by Driftwood were only jogged. ' Minteon (W. Smith) hit out freely while doing two miles in harness. 'Lord Dillon, Brown's Nugget, and Strategy, also in Smith's stable, were given steady half-pacc over several circuits. Peter Jackson worked in company with Sunrise over a mile, and gave a nice exhibition o£ trotting. He is a three-year-old colt by Petereta from Dorothy D. and is engaged in the coming Now Zealand Trotting Stakes at Forbury Park. Marietta's mission was a milo and a half. Tho Marvin Wilkes mare is to be raced at Forbury Park next month. Mykot, Rita Rose, and Mies Ryo leave to-morrow for Wellington, and Reta Peter and Mias Havoc on Wednesday. Mr E. E. Lelieve has sent his two-year-old colt by Nelson Bingen from Murie! Maddison to C. James to be prepared for «t'uture engagements. Will o' the Wisp, who was temporarily t sheltered in A. Cox s stable, has been returned to R. Allan. The iilowwood gelding* ■' is under orders for Wellington to contest I the Gold Cup, which lie v.ae successful in winning twelve months ago. TRE NTH AM TRAINING NOTES. (PRESS ASSOCIATION - TKLIKCHASI.) ■ • WELLINGTON, - January jg At Trontham this morning, the weather conditions were favourable lor training opora-' tiocs. The outside of the course proper i and the inside trial,'gallops were available.! Sun Dance and Golden Crosier, ran four fur- ' longs on the course-proper in 50see. Snub ' covered a mile in lmin -lSsc-c, assisted by j Scornful over tho last 61X furlongs. Arch Salute and First Salute rati naif a mile in ' 51sec. Croesus trotted and sprinted half a ! uiile. ' Revocation, Consultation, and Paci- ' fic Slodo ran a mile in lmin 46sc-c. Michaela . and Kilboyne did easy paemg. Karo covered four furlongs in olsec. barainw ran s jx furlongs in lmin 20soc, Cooing :ind S<xinca taking lmin msec, and Onslaught and Lion-

skin lmiii l/Jeec, Solfanello and Macduff sprinted four furlongs on the course proper in 50see. Menelaus and Mascot, rail ft mile in lmin 45sec, Mascot holding: her companion.Heathercote was to have gone with them, but ho whipped round at the start and went alone. Baitlo Song and Battlo Array ran seven furlongs in lmin 33sec. . Surveyor ran five furlongs down the straight in lmin'Ssec, Nanna and Hymcstra doing the samo time. FOXTON R.C/S ANNUAL MEETING. The following acceptances 'have fceon received : — HACK 'HURDLES HANDICAP, of • 175 sovs; about ono mile and a half—Want. 10' 9; First Line 9 11: Lord Nelson 9 11; Sweet Tipperary 9 9: Kurapai 9 8; Huuitapu 0 6; Moutoa, Camp -9 5; Lady Amai 9 5; Bio 9 3; Summit !)": Sarbonite 9; Hoatu 9; Gywnno 9. HIMITAN GI HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; six furlongs—Rajput 8 12; Gold Problem 8 11; Curiae I Arch 8 6; Idle Talk 8 3; Tuticorin 3 1; Beloved 7 11; Transmission 7 10; Mystified 7. 7; Ma.rch Oil 1 1; Rene Rose 7; Dry Up 7; Vi<*ilo 7. FOXTON CUP, of 100 govs:. ono mil© and a quarter—Sweet Corn 9 0; ■ All Over 8 .13; Ilydrus 8'Jl; Henry Clay 8 5; Orleans 7 13; Elocution 7 10; Classification 7 7; Master Moutoa 7 5; Comment 7 4; Ladify G 10; Boumania 6 7; Namur 6 7. AWAHOU' WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 govs ; about one mile and 100 yards—Moutoa Camp 9 7; Rienzi.9 4; Swinton 9 2; Poincroy S 12; Transmission 8 11; First Lino 8 10.; Arihia 80; Willys Knight 8 6; Applaud ft G; Battle Array 8 4; Probity 8 3. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; six furlongs—Hydrus 8 3-3; Starengo 5,9; Chimera 7 1"; Rawakoro 7 10; Aator'7 8; Jean Ladilo 7 8 : Tirana 7 7; Ahika 7-2: Bairri3dale G !3; Moutoa Ivanovo, C 9. DASH HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; ■five furlongs juid a ha If •'-Rajput 8 I' 2; Gold Problem S 10:' Carmel Arch 8 5"; Idle' Talk 8 1}; • Saniarang 8 2;. Vance 7 7; Wonder 7r-7Stutter 7'a; AVar Scot 7 3; Probity 7'2s Ywli'to C 12j-JR«ne''Rose 6 -12;• Sarbonjte . G .12: 'Jfiiglo .Form -6 12; Naughty, Girl 6 12; .Khatmandu- 6 12; Rosa. 6 12. . ..'WELTER HANDICAP, of ' 200 ( soys;" seven • furlongs— Master Lupin-"'9 1; Orleans 9 ; -Sweet Tipperaiy & 13; Ahika'S ?; Tirana 8 8; Otara 8 5; Need 8 3; Moutoa l .Camp 8 3; Altercation 8 3; Lady Amai 7 13;'Po-meroy 7 11; Probity 7 11. DUNEDIN J.C.'S. AUTUMN MEETING... The . following , nominations have been roceiyed:— . . - AUTUMN HURDLE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; ono mile and three-quarters—Compul-sion, Calma, Euripoa, Glenthorpe, Grafton Tot, Jeannot, Kauwhero, King Star, Nocturnal, Rubsican, Silver Shield, Vascular. GLADBROOIC HANDICAP, of 150 sovb; one mile —Black Mountain, Bombproof, C.ala/bria, .Caverock, Dorian, Eleus; Fleetham, Glen wood, Lady Edith, Locholla, Red Eagle, Red Tape, Sleepy Head, Thistlecrowj, Wild Night.. LUNEDIN CUP, of 1500 sovs; one milo and a half—Adjutant, Almoner, Burrangong, Fleetham, Glendower, Heathercote, John Barleycorn, .Kilrush, Kilmoon, Linden, Marianne,' Meneluus, Mascot, Mazama, Margerino, Melee, Mftrsa, Onslaught, Punka, Red Ribbon, Rose Pink, Royal Star, Rorke's Drift, Subterfuge, Samicl, Thaddeus, Tako Down, Winter- Cherry. PUBLICANS' HANDICAP, of SCO sovs; six furlongs—Bon Spec, Benefit, Braid, Buller, Barley ..Rigs, Caverock, Daytime, Fiery Cross, Helicon, Kilboyne, Killjoy, Kilbrogan, Koeßian, Lionskin, Linden, Orderdown, Michaela, Mortiiam,. Melee, Marsa, Onslaught, Punka, Pyjama, Palamon, Rokeraine, Redshire, Spectual, Trenthain Rose, Winter Cherry. STEWARDS' WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; ono-mile —Adjutant,• Aycliffe, Bon, Bellshirc, Burrangong, Daringdulc, Gunrest, Hot Air, Helicon, Marianne, Multiplication, Nocturnal, Palamon, Samiel, - Sedd-el-Bahr, Subterfuge,' Tliaddeus, Tako Down, "Tyne, Tin Soldier.

BERWICK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs; seven furlongs—Algidus, Bandy, Bon ; Spec, Black Mountain, Caverock, Dorian, Etta, ' Jinoneous, . Eleus, Fleetham, Glcnwood, Lady | Edith, Lady Superior, Melee, OBt-erman, Post Haste, Pax, Revolution, Red' Tape, Roko I;.ine, Sleepy Head, Seamaid. Wild Night.' OWHIRO HURDLE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; one mile and a half—Calma, Compulsion, Euripos, Grafton Tot, Glonth<?rpe, Hardshot, Jeannot, Kauwhero, King Star, Nocturnal, Rubisan, Silver Shield, United Service, Vascular. Wingform. WARRINGTON HANDICAP, of 130 sovb; seven furlongs—Algidus, Bombmproof, Black Mountain, CaLibria, Caverock, Dorian, Erroneous, Eleus, Glcnwood, Lady Edith, Larissa, Post Haste, Pas, Wed Eagle, Red Tape, Sleepy Head, Sea Maid Thistlecrown, filly by Catrr.out —Symbolism, Wild Night. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 650 sovs; one mile and,a quarter—Adjutant, Almoner, Burrangong, Fleetham, Glendower, Heathercote, John Barleycorn, Kilmoon, Kilrush, Killjoy, Linden, Marsa, Melee, Margeriue, Mazama, Mascot, Meuelaus, Mariaano, Onslaught, Punka, Rorke's Dritt, Royal Star, Koso Pink. Red Ribbon, 'Subterfuge, Satniol, Tyne, 'lhaddcus, la.;e Down, Winter Cherry. _ HAZLETT MEMORIAL PLATE, of uOO sovs; oil© mile— Ficiy Cross, Heathercote, Kilboyno, Killjoy, Koesian,, Punka, Rose Pink; Samiel, Winter Cherry, Onslaught. „ HOPEFUL HANDICAP, of 200 soys; fivo furlongs—Acquittal, Anton, Kilrov. Link Up, Margen-, Miss Mimic. Primum, Russet, Steebholm, Sundance, gelding by Sunny Lake —Latchet-

FLYING HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; sis furlongs—Buller, Braid, Benefit, 8011 Spw, Caverock, Daytime. Helicon, Koeflian, Kilbrogan, Killjoy, Kilbovne, Lionskin, Linden, Melee, Mortham, Michaela, Onslaught,-Or-derdown, Pyjama, Palamon, Rokelame, Rodshiie, S"pectual. Trentham Rose. WAIHOLA HANDICAP, of 130 sovs; sis ! furlongs—AligdUs, Barley Rigs, Blazeowaj, I Bombproof. Bon Spec, Black Mountain, Calabria, Cervulus, Dorian. Etta, Erroneous, Fabianus, Glaniis. Londonderry, Larissa, Lady Superior, Minsk. Melee, Money my 3 , Osterman, Orderdown, Eokelaine, Revolution, Red River, Seamaid, Sleepy Head, A\ ild Night, filly by Catmont-Symbolism. • ABBOTSFORD WELTER HA>DICAP, of 200 sova; seven furlongs—Adjutant, Burrangong, Bandy, Bellshire, Bon, : Daringdale, Glenwood, Gunrest, Golden King, "ot Air, Helicon, John Barleycorn, KUbrogan, Linden, Lady Editti, Multiplication, octwnal, Palamon, Post Haste Royal Star, Red shire, Spectual. Samiel, Subterfuge, Down, Tin Soldier, Tyne. . , , , After payments of first forfeits, the following remain in the „ „ CHAMPAGNE STAKES, of 300 sovs. xor two-year-olds. Colts, 8 10; fil-ies A geldings, 87. Six furlongs. ~, J. B. Reid's b r g, by Sunny Lake—Latche. J. B. Reid's b f Kilroy, by Kilbroney— Orange Pippin ■ ■ ■ _ , . . Sir - Geo. Clifford's b c Macduff, by Antagonist—Scottish Star . Sir Geo. Clifford's b f Miss -MSmic, by Sanquhar—Counterfeit :

Sir Geo. Clifford's b f Steepholm, by Treadmill—Bonnie Brae H. Friedlander's blk i Marjery, by Bozonian—Margaretho G. L. Stead's ch g Surveyor, by Nassau— Pedometer., G. L. Stead's ch f Sundance, by Sunny La Ice—Showano W. Stone's blk c Anton, by St AntonWonderland C. Ci. Dalgety's ch g Primum, % Nassau— Prim H. Whitney's b c Rasset, by Autumnus— Aetna >. G. B. Starkey'a ch g Mustard Pot, by General Latour—Prudiah D. J. •StockweJl'a b i Link Up, by Birkenhead—Secret Link E. N.-Baracq's br f Demades, by Demostheness—Gold Powder . WINTON T.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING. (special to "the press.") INVERCAIiGILL, January IS. The following nominations have been received— COMMISSIONERS' HANDICAP, of 75 sovs; one mile and a half—Lucaleua, Violetivood, Baikly, • Lady Marvin, Winnie G., Hall Mark, Harold Wallaco, Tahiti, Marne, Lady Mac, Mona Chimes, War Soott, Jessie Scott, Effio Adair, Mooney, Queen's Lane, Bell Fashiou, Tlio Gunner, La.sca Lad, Kentucky Wood, liothstar, Pets Alone. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 5.8 class; two miles—Rose Chimes, Spotswood, Evening Chimes, Dandy Chimes, Royal Hopo, Sweet Child, Marvelle, Lady Wild, Brookbell, Hazelfield, First Chimes, Knpuka, Lass, The Tank, Blue Chime?. BELGIAN HANDICAP, of 83 sovs; for imhoppled trotters; one mile and a. Half — Lu.dy Evelyn, Eley, Diameter, Special Ribbon, Bushranger, Erie Rothschild, Exiuoor, Linda Lou, Darkest, Poter i llam, . Stirling' Cain, General May, BraV*!iyoonie;;.\Vildmomi .Syndicate, Rita Rose, Highland. Nec■tar, Kola Bell, Koa, Beh -8e11,.. Lady Mias Chancellor, McGaven, Prejudice, Bireftk' •Not ( Lyon, Jack..' . .WINTON TROTTING CLUB CAP (in harness), of 150 BovajvSihin class; two miles—Sashwood, G. M, Dillon, Eros, Malicc, Lucky Prince, Royal Step, Nabob, •Lady Wild, Odd Socks, Dandy Chimes, Matty's Boy, Dora Derby, First Toll, Marvelle, Sobriqtiet, Blue Chimes, Miss Bye, Sympathy, Wallroon, Sir Gavin, Cross Batterv, Free trade, Jane Wilkes, Seaward Spot. MEMBERS' HANDICAP (in saddle), of 00 sovs: one mile and. a, half—l/ucalena, South Star, Barkly, Hecdale, Winnie G., Spotswood, Hall Maxk, Dolly Eodgers, T:> • hiti. Evening Chimes, Marnc, Lady Mao, Princess Cole, War Scot, Guy Wild, Jessie Soott, Young Weary, The Tank, Eppie'Adair, Mooney, First Chimes, Queen's Lane, The Gunner, Bell Fashion, Cuirassier,-Laska Lad, Pete Alone. SPEEDWELL HANDICAP (in harness), of 03 sovs; 3.7 class; one mile and a quarter—Hoymctta, Sashwood, Nabob, G. M. Dillon, Eros, Malicc, Lucky Prince,. Game Child, Elma Boy, Last Vue, Calliope, Odd Socks, Roll Up, Dandy Chimes. First Toll, Wallace town, Miss Rye, Sympathy, Wallroon, Kouritc, Cross Battery, Freetrade, Satin Boy, Takio, Jane Wilkes, Seaward Spot. . PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP (optional), of 110 sovs; 5.6 class; two miles—Patard, Eley, Special Ribbon, Bushranger, Erio Rothschild, Lady Wilde, Darkest, Swiftwood, Happy .Jack, General Way, Brookboll, Mangoutu, Solace, Benbell, Miss Chancellor. FAREWELL HANDICAP (in saddle), of 100 sovs; 5.30 class; one mile—McConnacliie, Eros, South Star, Rose Chimes, Game Child, Royal Stop, Nabob, Calliope, Odd Socks, Roll Up, Matty's Boy, Sweetchild, Sir Gavin, Kourite, Hazelfield, Hoymetta, Cross Battery, Free Trade, Satin Boy. .

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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16425, 20 January 1919, Page 3

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