GREY ACCEPTANCES.

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3059, 21 April 1917, Page 11

GREY ACCEPTANCES.

By Telegraph—Press Association. Greymouth, April 20. The following are. the' Grey Jockey Club acceptances:— TRIAL HANDICAP. Five fuvlongsWinning Number, 9st.j Warhawk, tot.; Donnata, Bst. 91b. ;• Florence, 7st. 131b.; ■Tβ Anau, 7st. 131b.; Repeat, Jst. 131b.; 'Clwyd, 7stV 131b.; Sensation Maid, ■ -st. 13 PAROA HANDICAP. Six furlongs and a half.—Kiltess, 9st 121b; Tantalus, 9st; Antiope, Bst. 111b.; Glenowl, Bst. lllb..: Warhawk, 7st. 131b.; Mollymawk, 7st lllb.; Pall Mall, 7st.-71b.; Trilby, ,7st. 71b.; Miraculous, 7st MEIROPOLITAN HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter.—Sir Hamilton, 9st. 71b.; Bradamante, Bst. 121b.; Rose Pink, Bst 81b.; Invader, Bst. 51b.; Xantbos, 7st! 121b.; Glonongley, 7st. 121b,; Sport, 7st 71b EASTER HANDICAP. Six'fnrlongs.Gallupin, 9sfc. '51b.; Chudic, 9st; Tantalus, 9stL; Divorce, Bst. 81b.; Caraid Dileas, Bst. 51b. ' ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Five furlongs and a half.-Tip Up, lOst. 51b.; Golden Morn, 9st. 121b.; Kiltess, 9st 101b.; Gallupin, 9st 21b.;. Epworth, Bst, lib.; Royal Dragoon, 7st. fllb.; Hymettnis, Bst. 81b.; MonntVictoria, 7st Clb. WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs —Undecided, 9st. 81b.; Invader, 9st. 81b; Divorce, 9st.' 71b.; Glenowl, 9st. 51b- Curator, 9st. lib.; Waikelwa, Bst. l'lb ; Gkmongley, Bst. 101b.; Mollymawk, Bst. 10lb.; Atultum in Parvo. Bst. 81b.; Rumania, Bst. 81b.; Mulga Bill, Bst. COBDEN HANDICAP. Five furlongs. —Tip Up lOst 51b.; Golden Morn, 9st. 121b.'; Chudic, 9st.; Parlovna, Ostj Ep■■froftli, Bsf 41b".;-Listen, 7st. 131b..; Hymettius, 7st. 91b.; Donnata, 7st. 91b.; .Florence, 7st.

~ SOUTH CANTERBURY MEETING. By Telegraph.—Press Association. .Timaru, April 20. The following are the acceptances l'or tho second day of tho South Canterbury Meeting„ WAI-ITI HURDLES, of 100 sovs. One mile and n half—Master Hamilton, Bill Terry, Peerless, Glenthorpe, Salatliiel, Honest Fred, Arowhenua, Goldoh Biipse. TEMUKA HACK HANDICAP of 100 sovs. Six furlongs—Golden Prince, Otterdown, Spectrin!, Arthur George, Linden, Wliito Kinf,', Benefit, Placid, Malvclia, Aiarinc, Minesv/eeper. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 200 rots. Ono niilo and a quarter.—Rorke's Drift, Ardenvlior. Marc Antony, Golden King,Marsa, Thcddeus, High water, Magdala, Havdshot, Itedowa, o?ier, Sail Sebastian. PAKE OR A. HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. Five furlong?.—Daytime, Sir Jlatt, Speedometer, B'airSnde, Kilboyne, Tremensl Sveabore, The Finn. BKACONSFIBLD HACK ' WELTER HANDICi.?, of 100 sovs.. Seven furlongs. —Bill Terry. Glendower, Compulsion, Ordsrdovrn, Benefit; Borodino, - Placid, Volspeil, Bellroclc. iSEADOWN WFELIEB HANDICAP, or 120 sovs. Six furlongs.—Aerial, Jttflshiro, Sir Tirkn.. Bon, King Star, Kilboyne, Golden Prince, Bairnsdale, Wild Pilgrim, Redowa, Compulsion, Ogier, Kaminolie. MANAWATU BACKS' POSTPONED. Tho committee of the Maiiawatu Racing Club, acting ,on the representations of tho Government in regard to the dilh'culty of handling traffic during the prescat coal crisis, has decided -definitely to postpone its fixtures for April 25 and 26. It jnay yet be necessary to abandon them altogether, but that is a question which has still to be faced. TROTTING MEETING ABANDONED. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Palmerston, April 20. The Manawatu Trotting Club has unanimously decided to abandon the trotting meeting v which was to have been held on Friday next. DESERT GOLD RECORD. Before her defeat 011 Thursday Desert Gold had registered her nineteenth successive win., Altogether she has started in thirty-one races, and she has never been unplaced. . . Slib started twelve times as a two-year-old, won six of the race 3, was second in live, and third in one. The following year, as a three-year-old, she started 011 , fourteen- occasions, and was always first past the winning post. This season she has " had- five starts, which she has converted into four wins and a second. Her only defeat this 6oason was on Thursday. A 6 a two-year-old the won slakes to the value of .£3065, as a three-year-old ,£8350, and this season -E2350, a total of ■£1-1,305. ______ • Trentham ■ Visitors —WIIOII in Willis Street don't fail to see the window displays of Men's Hats, at Herb Price s, ol- : 50 Willis Street.—Advt. . * Race Visitors —We invite you, when in Willis Street, to call in and see the fine showing of Men's Overcoats. No trou- , ble'to show yon our goods. Herb Price, 54-56 Willis Street.—Advt. - Messrs. James Godber and Co., Ltd., . have again secured the ■ luncheon and [ afternoon tea rights for Wellington Raco Meeting. Patrons can rest assured of overy'satisfaction and attention.—Advt.