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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 114, 7 February 1920, Page 8

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—. —$ GISSORNE ACCEPTANCES, By Telegraph—Prees Atnoeiation. Gishorne. February 5. Acceptances for the second day of Hie Gisbomo meeting lire:— SECOND HANDICAP HURDLES. Ono milo and three-quarters, Chillies, lOsl. fill).; Happy Valley, lOsf.; Cvmer, 9st. 41b.; St. Omer, 9st. 21b.; Stfangeways. 9st.

TARUHERU HACK HANDICAP Six fnrlonjrs.—lTookah, Bsi:. 131b.; General Stephen, Sst. 111b.: Lord Astolat. Sst. 111b.; Gatherer, Sst. Ifllb.; Makoro, Rst. Bib,; Patetonga, Bst. 41b.: Raffle. Sst.; Mirk, Tst. 111b.; Wawnla. 7st (lib.; Prince Jewel. 7ft.

FLTTNG HANDICAP. Six -urlongs, Linnskin, Sst. 51b.: Tori. Sst. Sib.; Marnla, Sst. 41b.;-TOack Lace. Sst. 31b.: Orawia. 7st. 41b.; Kcnthcnr.ooii. fist Mdb.

MAIDEN SCURRY HANDICAP. Five furlongs.-Trapuka, 9st.; Prince Randall (bracketed with Iranuka). Tst. 101b. • Red Edna, Ost.: Prince Jewell, Sst.; Ringaknha (bracketed with Prince Jewell), 7ft-. 71b.; Multplla. 7ft. 1.01b.; Admiral Cn-j----rington, Tst. 71b.: Mnmix. 7sf. 71b.; Rotata. 7st. 71b.; Slumk, 7st. 711).; Flywheel. 7st. 71b.; Waikohu,' 7ft. h lb'., Maori Princess, Tst. 71b.; Miss Roseland, "st. 71b.

GISBORNE RACING CLUB HANDICAP. Ono mile—Tekn, 9st. Rib.; Dribble, Sst. 1311).; Cleft. Sst. Sib.; Holdshine. Tst. 131b.j Potentialitv, Tst. 111b.; All Talk. Tst. Slk: Ov.-ileur, i'.st. 71b. SECOND WELTER HANDICAP. Sevpn furlong--!.—All Talk. ?.«f. Vol.; Heathersprig, U. l!!lb.; Vermilion, list. 21b.; Rvlstouc, Sst. 91b.; Crn'swimte, Sst. Sib.; Hythreiul, Sst. 81b-: Eheipn, Sst. Gib.: Fiddlesti-ings, Sst. slb AWAPUNI HACK HAN'PTCAP. Five fiii-loiißs.—Lady Wolowa, Sst. 1111).; Gatherer, Sst. 91b.: Happy Valley. Sst. 51b.; Orawia, Bst. 51b.; Magistrate, Sst. 81b.; Sliimix, 7sf. ; Wlinaiikn,' Tst.; Woodrow, 7st. ; Multilla. Tst.: Riusratahn, Tst. FINAL -HANDICAP. " Seven furlong. -Dribble, 9st. 91b.; Potentiality, 9st.; Pavilion, "st. 91b.; Rylstone. "St. 01b.; Persian King, 7st. Mb.

A T OTES AND COMMENTS

(By Glexcoe.)

Owners are reminded that acceptances for the Egmont meeting, to be held on Wednesday and Thursday next, close to-night.

The Gisbomo meeting will be concluded to-day. Chillies, winner of tho first, day's hurdles, only meets Happy Valley on 91b. worse terms, and as the distance is n quarter of a mile further the. Hastings representative may get his naino on.the lons list of double hurdle winners at a meeting. The Auckland-owned Gatherer, who did not arrive in time for the first day's races, has been accepted for in two events, and the Multifid gelding should show up well in whatever ho starts in.

Tlio consistent but unlucky Eed Edna is to be a runner in tho Scum', and she and Irapuka may bo the hardest to beat.

Owing to the presence of a good numbsr of southern horses there will bo n great deal of interest locally in tiie Hamilton nieetingj w-hich is to open today.

The Yaldhurst representative Golden Crazier is engaged in the Trial Stakes, one mile, and as the class is not strong the chestnut may be soon in a honourable light.

Daytime, Bst. 21b., and King Lupin-, 7st. 01b., read well in tho Clandelands Handicap field. Both are very smart beginners and may have too much pace for the others. Ring Lupin likes the solid going, and he showed at Taknpuna that ho has not lost any of his pace. The Tamahere Stakes, five furlongs, is for two nnd three-year-olds. H. Telford's charge Blackmail is included amongst the acceptors and, ridden by I/. G. Morris, her paco on tho circular track- will ruako the task of the remainder very difficult, At Trentham Blackmail snowed up very well behind Bight and Left, Gasbag, and Demand, three first-class two-year-olds. Tho Hamilton Cup has drawn a good field, which was only to bo expected as tho stake is .£IOOO. On Awapuni form Kilrush must bo given an undeniable chance, and lie and Punka may hold tho others safe. It. Hannon has got Tinopai and King Lupin in tho race, but their form nt Takapuna was not encouraging enough to suggest that they could beat thb top weight. . The imported Arrow-smith heads, the list in the Cambridge Handicap with 9st. 51b. on his back. Bindle, Bst. Tib.. is next on the list, but Arrowsmith should hold him safe on Trentham form, where there was 15lb. between them against 121b. to-day. 80-Peep, Bst. Gib., won tho same evont last year with Gib. more on her back, but she was generally credited with being lucky to defeat Spanner, and the latter reversed the form on the next day. When he raced at Trentham Arrowsmith stripped a bit on the pretty side, and ho is probably much more forward now.

At Riccarton on. Monday, Mason was first out, and sent Gloaming, in company with Adoption, over half a, mile. The •■ champion persistently refused cither to go up or,, jump off with hi= mate, and, after a lot of persuasion, Ma'son himself went over to the post. Ho could not get Gloaming to go from the four furlong post,, but eventually he got him to go from the three furlongs. When once started he moved in very resolute style, and took some pulling up. Amythas, assisted by Burrangong over tho last, six, ran nine 'urlongs in lmin. s(!sec. the last mile taking lmin. Msec. Amvthas did his worlc 1n great style. Mandrako and Mustard Pot ,-ivem companions over a solidly run half-mile, left behind in 48 Msec. Both horses shaped well.

TROTTING

SOUTH WAIRAEAPA MEETING.

Tho Wairorapa Trotting Club Meeting was held at Tnuheronikau Racecaurss on Thursday. Tho sum of ,E7G25 was put through'the totalisator, compared with J18G95 last year, n. decrease fo ,£IOOO. Results:- ' n„ TRIAL HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Ono mile.-:! Bannchild, Bsec., 1; 2 Brown Pearl 7<ec, 2; 4 Lvall Bay, Bsec, 3. Also started: G All Jet, ssec: 8 Haljoy, 7sec; 7 Destiny, 7see.; 1 Blue Blaze, 7«cc.; 5 Othello, Ssoc. Won by a length. Time. 2inin. 27sec. BEY THOT HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. One mile nnd a half—3 Highwood. I'scc. 1: 1 Pillage, l!isec, 2; 2 Hal ,lo=cph, t*ec, 3. Also started: 5 Marinoto, Usee.: i Sunny nhimes, ISsec.i G J,adv Fcdcr 15-ce. Pillage, would probably have won but for breaking badly. Won 'bv ■% length. Time, 3min. Slsec. GRKYTOWN TROT CUP HANDICAP (harness), of 200 sovs. Two mi cs.-G Speculator, 10' ec, 1; 1' Woodvnlc, lfljee., ■>■ " WilHam 1, lisec. 3. Also started: 3'Warlock, lscc: 3.Plain Rose, lOsec; r, Peace, Msec; 7 Taikorca. lOseo. Hon by half a length, after a splendid finish between the first and second horses. T b7™AY°™ HANDICAP (saddie*) of G5 sovs. One mile.-2 Mirami, 12vls. behind, 1; 5 Blue Blaze, 12yds. behind. 2: 4 I,v«l> Bay, «r.,3 Also darted: 8 Princess Bruce. 12yds be hind; 7 Haljoy, 12yds. behind; 9 I-ady Poster, scr.; G Sunny Chimes, scr.; •) Alfie K., scr. Won by half a head. T TTuAn"IT 27£ MAHUPUKU MEMOlli\I, TROT' HANDICAP (harness), of 100'sovs. Two miles.-! Speculator. ssco. behind scr., I; 2 Diction B<cc, 2; ■ Wallace Reid. Mice. 3. Also started: 3 Turo Kiwi. Won by ten lengths thr same distance between second and third how. Time. lmin. .Wsec. VuinERKNTICAU TKOT HANDICAP (harness), of 100 sovs. One mile and a ln!f. 1 Woodvale. .tscc. 1; 3 H illw.ro 1 |.-er '!; 2 Reioice. 2scc. 3. Also darted": 5 Peace." 3sce.; t The Bathe, 4wc. Won easily by four lengths, j mie. ''"PRESIDENT'S TROT HANDICAP (saddle), of G5 sovs. One mile.-l Brown Pearl. 12vds. behind, 1; 5 Alfie V, scr., ": I Bannchild, 30yds. behind, 3. Also darted; fi Marinoto, GOvds. behind: 8 Princess llrucc, 12yds. behind; 2 Mirami, •llivds. behind; 3 Highwood, 21yds. behind: 7 Runny Chimes, scr. Won by a length. Time, 2min. 30 l-ssec.

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