AN APPOINTMENT.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1232, 14 September 1911, Page 6

AN APPOINTMENT.

(By Tolccrnpli.-ProBS Association.) Greymouth, September 13. Fifteen applications wore received fur tho position of starter of tho West Coast Country Racing Clubs at a meeting ol delegates of tho clubs interested, held last night. The applications wero first reduced to the following six:—Messrs. B. It. Macdouald, A. G. Wood, H. Thompson, It. E. Jackinau, H. Uutland, and J.' T. Armstrong. Tho reduction to three resulted: Messrs. Macdouald, Wood, Thompson. In reducing to two, Messrs.. Macdonald and Wood wero left in, and in. tho final vote Mr Macdonald was unanimously elected. Mr. Macdonald, who hails from Gcraldine, Canterbury, is a horseman of wide experience, and is highly recommended as a starter, and for his integrity. ■ In connection with (he Otaki Maori Racing Cluo'b spring in■ cting owners and trainers oro reminded that acceptances for the first day's handicaps and entries for the Maiden Plate close on Saturday, Sep. (ember IG. . FIXTURES. September H aud 15—Ashburton County H.C. Spring. Septeiuk-r 20 and 23—Avcndalo J.C, Spring Scplembur 23 and 25—Otaki Maori It.C, Spring. September 28 and 23—Wanganui J.C Spring Oclober 4— Hawlio's Bay ,T.C. Spring. October 11 and 12-llarlborough R.C, Spring. October 11 and li—Dunedin J.C. Sprintr. October 11-Napio- Park U.C.. Spring. October U and 2G—Greyinouth J.C. Spring. October 26 and 27—Povorty Bay T.C. Spriiig. November 4, G, 8, and 11—Canterbury J.C. Metropolitan November 22 and 23—South Canterburj J.C. Spring