TROTTING

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2983, 22 January 1917, Page 7

TROTTING

FORBURY PARK ACCEPTANCES,

By Telegraph—Press- Association. ' \ ' Dunedin, January 21. Acceptances for the Porbury ParkTrots are as follow:—

FIRST AMATEUR HANDICAP (Saddle), of 100 sovs. One mile and a half.—Wild Morn, scr.; Trugela, scr.; Marvin Chief, scr.; Moly'neaus, scr.; Bettydale, scr.; Undecided, scr.; Child Haidee, scr.; • Susie Patchen, scr.; PaeTau, scr.; Leonardo, scr.; Dunvcran, Wehenga, scr.; Jimmy Campbell, 20yds. behind; Pat M'Kinney, 20yds. behind; Inchcapo Bell, 20yds. behind; Norma, 40yds. behind; Dellah Bah, 70yds. behind; Happy Jack, SOyds. behind; Major Taylor, 100 yds. behind; Degree, 100 yds. behind; Beeswing/100yds. behind. STEWARDS' HANDICAP (Harness), of 130 sovs. One mile and a half.—Wylla, scr.; Red Silk, scr.; Olive Palm, scr.; Vi Tracey, scr.; Princess Bell, scr.; Neata, 10yds. behind; Parimoana, 20yds. behind; Stockade, 30yds. behind; Robert Lyons, SOyds. behind; Scottish Queen, 10yds. behind; Robert R., 40yds. behind; Belgian, 40yds. behind; Vera Mauritius, 80yds. behind; Gipsy KiDg, IGOyds. behind; Lord Agapanthus, 400 yds. bonind. KENSINGTON HANDICAP (Saddle), of 160 sovs. 'Two miles.—Silver Patch, scr.; First Chime, scr.; Little 'Hector, scr.; Acushla Machree, scr.; Belldale, 6cr.; Ethel Donnn, scr.; Menvale, 2flyds. behind; Silver Shoo, 20yds. behind; Sobriquet, 20yds. behind; Wood King, 30yds. behind; Kros, 30yds. behind; Gold Drift, Iflyds. behind; Gay Wilkes, 10yds. behind; Nore, 10yds. behind; Gipsy King, 40yds. behind; Captain ( Stanloy, 50yds, behind; Lady 60yds. behind; Promise, 70ys. behind; Nutwood, Jun., SOyds. behind; Pax, SOyds. behind; Bridgcwobd, 90yds. berind; Sir Gavin, 100 yds. behind. DUNEDIN CUP HANDICAP, of 650 sovs. Two miles.—St. Michael, scr.; 0.1.C., scr.; Agathos, scr.; Bundura, 12yds. behind; Hardy Wilkes, 12yds. behind; Pranzalena, 24yds. behind; Childsdalo, 00yds. beTrHid; Tamarisk, 60yds. behind; Stanley's Child, 60yds. behind; Moneymaker, 72yds. behind; Sungod, 84yds. bohind; Minston, 108 yds. behind; Evelyn, 12flyds. behind; Adelaide Direct, 132 yds. behind, TRIAL HANDICAP (Harness), of 120 sovs. One mile an da half.—Robert Dillon, scr.; Marble Hall, scr.; Biddy Tracey, scr.; Betty Blue, scr.; Mona. Vale,, scr.; To Aka, scr.; Nancy Stair, scr.; Vi Tracey, 10yds. behind; Calton, 10yds. behind; Trixic Pointer, 10yds. behind; Satinwood gelding, 10yds. behind; G. M. Dillon, 10yds. behind; Aero, 20yds. behind; Niata, 30yds. behind; Indiana Girl, 40yds. behind; Stockade, 50yds. behind; Scottish Queen, 60yds. behind; Robert R., 60yds.' behind; Vera Mauritius, 100 yds. behind. O'J'AGO HANDICAP (Saddle), of 180 sovs. Two miles—Beeswing, scr.; Royal Rothschild, scr.; James Maddison, 30yds. behind; Arcadian, 40yds. behind; Albertoria, 60yds. behind; Brookbell, 100 yds. behind; Gay Wilkes, 120,v,d5. bohind; Little Georae, 140 yds. behind; Rummy, 190 yds. behind. KING GEORGE HANDICAP (Harness), of 220 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Moorland, scr.; Bacchus, scr.; Law Chime-!, 12yds. behind; Prunzalena, 21yds. behind; Moneymaker, 21yds. behind; Dalwhimiie, 21yds. behind; Colmena, 21yds. behind; Mandorcue, 21yds. behind; Suugod, 18yds.' behind; Minston, 72yds. behind; Sherwood, 18yds. behind. ELECTRIC HANDICAP (Saddle), of 00 sovs. One mile—Nore, scr.; Scenery, scr.; John Peel, scr.; Eros., scr.; Sparkling Kola, scr.; Ngaiora, Klyds. behind; Agnes Chief, 10yds. behind; Louvain Chimes, 10yds. behind; Queou Patch, 2flyds. behind; Inwood, 20yds. behind; Molly M'Kinney, 20yds. behind; Radiant Mnrn, 30yds. behind; Seychelles, 30yds. behind; Proud Girl, SOyds. behind; Wing'atui, 30yds. behind; Tho Bron;»wlng,

40yds. behind; Quinaldinc, 50yds. behind; 0.1.C., 50yds. behind; Prince Poole, 50yds. behind; General Wilkes, 50yds. behind; Law Chimes, 70yds. behind. AUSTRALIAN RACING CHALLENGE STAKES. By Telegraph—Press Association. (Roc. January 20, 8.25 p.m.) Sydney, January 20. At tho A.J.C. Anniversary Meeting the vaco for the Challenge Stakes, six furlongs, resulted as follows:— Wedding Day, 7st. lllb 1 Quiim's Post, 7st. 101b 'I Redfem, Ost. lllb. 3 ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP. Melbourne, January 20. At tho Victorian Amateur Turf Club's meeting the Anniversary Handicap, one mile and three-quarters, »su,lted as-fol-lows:—Sea Pink, 1; Pretty Bobby, '_•; Polydanus, 3. The Wcstland Racing Club, which recently celebrated its jubilee birthday so successfully, is out with its ono day prograuiiuo for Easter Wednesday (April 11). ■ Seven races will be on the card, of an aggregate value of £700. This is an increase of .£SO on tho total of last year, when there were eight races. Tho principal event of one milo aud a quarter is worth 200 sovs., while there is a highweight of seven furlongs, of 120 sovs. Tho programme also includes two trotting races, and the harness event is worth 100 «>v6. Tho programino is a well-balanced one, and as there is a good circuit of racing dates on tho Coast at Easter time, the Hokitika meeting should bo well patronised as usual. During this season the Westland Racing 'Club has increased its stakes by XIOOO, a very practical way to colebratek'tho jubilee ot tho club. "Quiz" writes:—"Will somebody in authority in tho WeUington Racing Club drop tho clerk of tho course a hint to efface himself when the parades of tho horses nro being made before tho big races? On Saturday when the Cup horses were paraded he placed himself at the head of the line between Merry Roe and the stand, and tho onlookers could seo nothing of tho top-weight. Again,- when tho AVellington Stakes wcro bo- ' ing pa.raded he obscured the view of the crack Desort Gold in the same way. No doubt tho clerk of the course cuts a fine figure in his red. coat, but the. public really -want to see the horses on parade, and not the cleTk of the course. If he rode on <bhe far'side of tlie leading horse or right at the head of tlie ; procession all would be well." '• . : The Wellington Trotting Club will hold its annual meeting at Hutt Paik, Petone, to-morrow. The chiof event Is the race for the N.Z. Trotting Oiold Cu P- - ' :