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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17111, 5 April 1921, Page 9

SPORTING.

V ? Nominations for the South CanterI' i « lockey Club's Autumn Meeting, on April Slat and 22nd, close s&*!?o'clock this evening.. The pro--8 i 3 a very attractive one, the tho two days amounting to the official publication of the EngW*£ Turfauthorities, the "Easing it wa.s recently announced liihit at a general meeting of the Hunt Committee, Colonel F. f zsi*rt Phillips, who presided, informed s?fte meeting that the Prineo of TVaJes expressed his willingness to become 'Mi member of tho committee. Hia fllttnval Highness was elected by acclamaSon It « also stated that the Prince #hias registered his brown gelding Kin-li?lark--Woodchat, bred m Australia and in 1911, the horse not having entered in the Stud Book. It will ha recalled that tho animal was pro- > J .spntetl to his Boyal Highness during his .visit to Australia.

t K AUSTRALIAN RACING. . ( Bt Cable—Press Association—Copyright.) ' (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) SYDNEY, April 4. . Jn viow of tho heavy going at Randwick , Saturday, the committee of tho Aus- * -trarian Jockey Club will reconsider th* apt /pD'tjening of the prize money in tho A.J.C. / The totalisator takings at the Australian 'I Jockey Club's Meeting were £281,000 for the **•> four days, compared with £288,000 last year. JLayondale j.c.'s"autumn meeting. M (rjIESS ASSOCIATION TJOBCBAM.) ' M> AUCKLAND, April 4. ■raw l The following acceptances have been re-

IWAIKUMETE hurdle handicap. 300 sovs; 2m—Thrace 12 3; Multivo 11 6; snacious 11; Slowcoach 10 12; Guerro a ortlO 6; Shellshock 10 1; Mentmoro 9 7. DOMINION HANDICAP, of 1200 sovs; Gf—ws Melv* 8 6; Teranga 6 3; Lady Glissas 2- Mangawhtro 7 12; Naxana 7 12; Royal a« 7 10; Otapawa 7 10; Santoa 79; ahoetahi 7 9; Uright Light 7 9; Princess toming 7. 8; King Albyn 7 8; Golden bW 7 8; Grab 7 7; Marble Glass 7 i: Itiane 7 7; Prince Monsohikoff 7 7; Maid •th* L*ke 7 7; Pentargram 7 7; Pagoda •1; Election 7 7; Sam 7 7. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 200 govs; 6f Babi 8 12 : Loyal Irish 8 C; Tireless 7 9; Iburni* 7 7; Arch Laddie 7 5; Smote Conirt 7 5; Hipo 7 5; Katharina 7 i; Lady tnunC 12. ; ■ ' . SUTUMN HANDICAP, of SCO sovs; 9f—jild KipJ> i; Tam«-a-Roa 8 12; Archie 8; 'body Glen 7 12; .. Mangamahoo 7 H>; jnena 7 7; Rockfisld 7.8; Queen Abbey .2; Dluo Cross 09; Perfect Day G 7; iinerald Hill 6 7; War' Tank 6 7; Bang; I'■'■- ■■'■ MOUNT EDEN STEEO?LECHASE, of 300 m; *bout Bm—Thrace 12 5; Tenacious L-4'J. Tetoa id J8; Gluotanus .10 13; C0r0&,9 &,9 S>; Totara Joch 9 7; Ma Copper 9 7; %^KERE? B lpp O RE^ic E S' HANDIiP, of 800 eovs;' 6f— Spanner fl B; Esthonia .'6; Penona 8 13: Lord Kenilworth 8 9; ioki 87; Miss Ellice 7 9 1 ; Lightnin? 7 9; iiizonet 7.1; . Conwmara 7; Jaffnft 7; eineline 7. ROSKILL HANDICAP, of 200 ivs; 9f—Khublai Khan 9 13; Sylvan 9 9; lonmel 9]; Stork 0; Sir Huon 80; Persian in* 8 Si Jollif Princess 8 4; Nunrant 8 i; rodick 8,2: Bitholia 8; Heather Moon 12; Bome fashion 1 7; Active 7 6; Treso it; Glencafrn 7 4: Kinkor*. 7 3; Miss Mel™ 3- Rome.7; Marble Glass 7; Torre Abbey, i'. Miss • Abbcv 7: Lady Rougo 7;' Killot 7. \\TILTER HA>VDIOAP, of 300 sov»; 7f—»ra»t.lo: Jlight and Left 0 13; Penonft .10; Khublai Khan 0 9; Lord Koriilworth f fiii Sylvan 9S; ,Art»n 9; Crowhurst 88; Srap o' Paper 8 8; Dead Sweet 6 7; Bane 61 Night Tim« 8.3; •No ■ Mistake 8; Ber-

£ii»n Kirig 8. C ' TR6KTBAM TRAINING NOTES

P (niEBB iSSOCJATIOS TEtBGSAV.) Be WELLINGTON, April 4. m-. Most of the work at Trentham this mornLing was fibaa on the tan circuit. Duo did jjvtwo round* at a strong pace. Golden Bubble K'ghpped over (our furlongs »n 50 8-sth see Gasbag, and Chrygostom didthreetqtitrter psee- work. Johnny Walker was going strongly at the end of Jwo circuits. Bon*vni» M"»d heat Halifax over four furlongs in ft Blsee. Auckland was in front of Blackhead. & r oi*Fswvon furlongs, run in lmin Slsec. Forsgkune Teller beat Rimutaka over four furSlangs'in 51soc. Maioha, Early Dawn, The Pi Hawk, and others were not extended. D*nf mjjj.jfljenal was worked on the course proSfper" where Ratipnal <ralloped five; furlongs "fift. Msec. *" Comic and Fulsome spurted down course proner. I Auckland T.c.'s~AUTHMy( meeting. '. (raTJffl ABS6CIATHK» i\' AUCKLAND, April 4. i TV following handicaps have been de[clarcd:** -^ HANDICAP (in harness), of 200. 'wrvs; for ■unhoppled trotters only; 4mitt "class- ljm—Mujik ecf; Special More sor; AwAK «Qr; Impetuosity sor;-Sherwood Sur'prisoscri Lady Stepney scr; Qolden Downs irtlerit'iKorlißid scr; Gold Lad sor, Golden RSat» ecr; Rema, set, Ruby Lincoln scr; i*N»tJt« Boy scr; Jub» scr; Toiler I2yda bhd; hipß? Rothschild 12; Misa Patch 12; Dentistry 12; War Tank at, Aryo Bell 30, FairBboira.'iW; Nonnica H*ir 48; f Scbisca 48; |Ctel>ew'«o; Wild Kvi Bo } Springbok 72; mi» Marvin Down 72, Simple Peter 08; iioaui 86; Harold Wilkes 06 f Timbell 108; BfSrfolßingen 108; Teter Ilam 108; Rotoramanau 133; Boh Bon lit. M*WSQEKE HANDICAI' (in harness), of |SiW*OVB; B.*S cl»sb; lSm—Wa-pper scr; InMJawafni scr; Gold Sound sor; Muriel Bmgen SttfoiJiittte- Bill sex; Logan .Rothschild scr; scr, Kgatarawa scr, Bellova ecr; 'Bell scr; Silvery Moon sor; St. Ires iLkrT Master'CourtaOtor tct; Poteroden icx; |ffloldBo«l ecr; Reliance scr: Black Prince ifsorVCardinal and Blue sor; Christonia acr; i'-DnleiphW »or: Irish Bell ecr; Pear* Belto ii-W; Ague* B*" KI > R*sret scr; King of iiLydfli 3cr; Hintaon Bell scr; Wawemana, SSl&dahhd; Whikalane-12; Ha\incourt Wood ?«12> Gold, Bud 21; Louvuna. 86; Tiki 8S; 5-Cfeiscnpt 26; Oonl Light 18; Gold Flake 48; *llSer7soott 48; Te Ataibaea 48. Sri CAMPBELL HA?©ICAP (m harnsss), of sovs; 4SO class; 2m—Miss Rolfo scr; jpG#ttan 48; Steel Bell 60; Dean Dillon 84; POintfal Link 108 x Rw,vEABTBR HANDICAP (in harness), of 2jo ifbersi for unhoppled trotteis only; 4 S3 class; SJaitiAppeal scr; Tiki sor; Lonvima scr; &RHa«G»lindp ecr; To Ataihaea 13yds bhd; I Marble Hall 24; Rofaimanuka- 24; Hova. 48; MWadtthorn 60; Lew Patch 72; Overrate 84; f&icfclA&d Girl 61; 81u0w00d.96; Hint 96; %s»icn'l2o; King Capitalist 182. SftJEtOSSOK HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 gcsoTsr 8.36' ohas; of Diamonds *»■ '

ecr; Illumination vx; Van Coronado.scr; General Advance 12yds bhd; Gulhpoh 1;-; Waterfall 12; Puwhenua. 12; Pd ctt » "5 Kempssy 13; Jo*«U "Wood 24; Treaiiac 21; Ambush 24; Jimmy Richmond 24; Bluewood 24: Lady Somerset 44; Hymen 36; Profited 48; Prinoe Pook> 48; Bed Star 48; Mint Boy 60: Harold Devon GO; Manuka Park CO; Antonio 84: Hayseed 61; Nita Bell 120; Oruarangi 120. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, (m harness), of 350 SOTB* for nnhoppled trotters only; 4.05 class; 2m—Rita Galindo scr; Appeal scr; Bon Bon Kr; Amoerite scr; Tiki ecr; Miss .Huon Junr. acr; Mv Junior scr; Marble Hall 24; Hova. 48; Blackthorn GO; Overrate 84; Auckland Girl 64; Hint 96; Wonderland 96; Speculator 108; Grattan Abbey 108; Kins Capitalist 182. ' CORNWALL HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs- 2.10 class; lm—Manuka Park ecr; Prinzoraeer; Botbcliff scr; Miss Rotfe 12yds bhd; Kowp» 12; Antonio 12; Derby Dillon n- Hayseed 36; Harold Junior 86; Nita Bell 36; All Bell 48; Gold Girl 4S; Eccentric 60. MARCONI HAJ'fDICAP (in Baddlc), of 250 soys; 2.24 class; lm—The Scout ecr; Peter Scott scr; Illumination scr; Mykot scr; Rrreilte scr- Levrino 6<sr; Van Coronado ecr; Bigamist acr; Wedgwood 12; Albert Patch 12; Kempsey 12-; Puwhenua, 12; Pearl D'Or 24; Treanac 21: Jewell Wood 24; Hiram Galindo 36; Jimmy Richmond 36; Jays Belle 36; Hymen 3G; Agnes Chief 36; Sanddrift 36; Prince Poole 48; To Awa 48; Dorothy Dimplo6o; Prize Pearl 60.

BICOABTOSr TEAINING NOTES. , The No. G grass gallop was open yeetsrday for horsee engaged at the Wellington Autumn Meeting. Winning Hit was sprinted fire furlongs. He is improving steadily, and looks a better horse than prior to the C.J.C. Autumn Meeting. Purple Spur dashed over four furlongs in good tirfl!*. Royal Stag, who was brought home by Gounteretroke. registered a. good gallop over seven furlongs. Mis* Mimic, who has lightened up a little, was also sprinted, and went very- boldly. Tigrrtiya waa given •«, working gallop. Kilrush, who was sent a mile, is fast coming back to form. Pyjama and Sunr.y Lech ran five rurlong3 togather, but they were not out to make ti mfi - ' . _ , Tigritiya, KUrush, Jliss Mimic, Royal Stag. Winning Hit, and Purple Spur le»vo for Trentham to-night.

TEOTTOrO NOTES. Accept*n«s for the Manawatu T.C.'s Annual Meeting clogs- to-morrow. Nominations for the Forbury Park T.C.'s Winter, and the' HawkeV Bay T.C.'s Annual Meeting close on Friday. . A large number of horses are in work at New Brighton «t the present .time. R. . Pollock, A. G. Wilson,' G-. Anderson, J. N. Clarke, F. Thome, H, Frost/J. Messervey, J. Lorgolly, G. F. Robinson, L. Davidson, W. Warren, W. Bryce, tvnd M. B. Edwards •hove strong teams in work, and regularly exercise their charges at the seaside course. J. Lorgelly is a team of five— Asturio (who looks none the worse for his recent racing at Addington),*iyuann, Eley, Arran Lad, and Henry Tracey. Until recently Henry Tracey has been worked at the trottinij gait, but as the King Tracey pekling did not show to advantage, without the straps, he'has once more joined the pacing division, and will form, one of Lorgelly's team to raco at Timaru. Saint's Bell has doity well since being gelded, and of late is pleasing his ownertrainer, G. Anderson, in his work. The son of Logan Pointer and Ma Belle is engaged at Manawatu, and will go North early noxb week. Jt. Pollock's team lias recently been strengthened- by the inclusion of Colonut and the trotter Simple-Peter. Tho first-named looks big and is iu nice condition to start work. Other members of Pollock's team, in Letitia, Robert Dillon, Ben Wallace, and Pessimist,' are in nioo- condition, and only require a, few smart! workouts to fit them for racing. G. F. Robinson is devoting plenty of time to Rosßj Peters, Pleasant Mount, and White Lupin,'and the trio look to have done plenty of work. The fhsi-named two ore under orders for Tjoiara^H. Frost Has a fair sized team in commission, but the majority are only doing lifjht exercise. He has Sympathy and Olive Huon engaged %£ Timaru, and both mares are.'in pood, fettle. Reta P«ter has cteri* w«U since the Metropolitan Easter Meeting, and is striding along freely in her work. The champion trotter will next &e wen in public at New Brighton, and will contest the Burwood .Handicap .amongst: tho pacer*. . ■. - > Mr F.' H. Robson has decided to convert his three-year-old trotter by Great Audubon from Tot Huon to-.•■' pacer,' The Jhalf,brother to Reta.Peter has shown good promise at the trotting gait, having 'already covered half-miles in lmin ISaec, which isexceptionally good for a youngster ef his »g£- ' ,; '. ..~ ■' She young New Brighton trainer, M. B. Edwards, who met with, a motor .«ocldent.on Sunday, night, fracturing his collarbone, and suffering other minor injuries, is reported to be making» good recovery*