THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 428, 10 February 1909, Page 4

THE TURF.

February 10 andll—Jfemonfr'BO. Summer. February 11 and 12.— PoVertj Bay Turf Club (Annual). ' Galftrtiay BO.' , t February 17, and 18 —Woodville District J 0 Autumn" , ' February 24, 25, and 27.—Dunedin JO. A«tuirm. < February 26 and. 27.—South Auckland R C.'a Anmial. M&rci 4 and S -Wappnui J C. A-flUimn, ilarch 10 and 11 —Dannevirko B C Autumn.

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, „ ZEMBA ANq INCODA.' back Mr Duncan Rutherford claimed the name Zemba for a chestnut filly by Swpaiak—Mm Sltente, and the namo fngoda for a chestnut fill} b\ Stcpniak—Armigera Both these fillies, which are.qowiitcr jcar-olds, were, entered and subsequent!} started m'the. Ljttelton Tlate at iho Canterbury Jockey Club's §umuiey meeting ~ Both • carried the same, iwoight, and were bracketed on tho totalisator. IL I'rice, a Ivforth Island jockey, was'engaged, to Ingpda, and W. , t Holmes was given the mount on Zemba, The jockeys in question voigned out correctlj, and secured the correct number cloths, but, Btrange to say, they sadsed-up rpde tho wrong horses , In due com so. Zemba passed the post a i\h,i|c Ipgoda occupied the humble pqsition.(o£ last, Zenjba, hoievor, carried the colours aad tke nu.mbei cloth that should have boenuorn bj Ingoda, and the judge declared Ingoda tho winner—a decision which caused no for the jocLejs and the spectators were not tara.iliar'onongn with the candidates Zemba a.nS Ihgoda to knoiv which was which. Mr J. B l{cid, »ho bred the fillies, slaved that it was undoubtedly the Sfiss Nienfe fiflj which had *on. As both Mr Ifaid/s ruling and the judge's ruling must Jw accepted as final oil the respective pqmts, jt v«mW i»Pßfar that Ingoda was by h ,Stepniak—Hiss Niente, but thiß is, of tourse, absurd, as the name Ingoda was claimed for'the Armigeia fillj. The etonards of the Canterbury Jockey Club, after inquiry into the matter, passed tho following resolution —"That bv an unintentional error of identity, }ngoda was entered for thf Lyttejton J'lafo as by Stepniak— Armigera, whereas \t has been proved that she waa by Stepnmk—His,s Kiento. , The stewards therefore decide that the entry is invalid, and she ia distanced" for tho race." According to a telegram from Christchurch, " this means Sir George Clifford's Ploughshare, w,ho ran second, will get tho ■takes." - Members of the legal fraternity have in I their leisure moments been musing over I tho above decision and "the accompanying explanation. The fqllqiung case'is now put forward. - Ingoda was onterpd for tjie race as by Stepniak from Armigera, end name was alloivci} by the Now Zealand Hacn.g Con-i ference, het entry , is valid. From the statement of Mr, Reid, breeder of the fillies, it is clear that Ingoda finished last and Zemba first There was no necessity to djstahco Ingoda, and Ploughshare the second horse cannot receive the stakes unfyl Zemba is distanced. As both horses wore bracketed, could not suffer is the-result.