SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9854, 6 November 1924, Page 7

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

TURF. ASHHURST-POHAN GIN A HANDICAPS. PALMERSTON N.. Nov. 5. The following handicaps have been declared for the Ashliurst-Pohangina meeting: Hack Hurdles, If miles.—Bullford 12.9. All Melody 10.13, Diamond N'ap 10.2, Waimatoa 10.1, Puwhero, Velociform, Equitable 9.13, Goldpicce 0.11, Good Mark 9.9, Roaming 9.6, Kaiiaka 9.5, Suspicion, Rajput, Bonifant. Ringi, Rebuff, Pikimai 9.0. Pohaffgina Handicap. G furlongs. — 1 ; —Qivilform 9.6, Santonio 9.3, Prince Hal 7.13, Degage 7.11, All- Marimba 7.9, Crown Gem 7.8, Snatcher 7.7, Ihapotoa 7.5, Lady Isinglass 7.3, Probate 6.12, Jackaroo 6.7. Komako Hack Handicap, 7 furlongs.—Degage 9.0, Wilderness 8.13, Merry Queen-, Gluement '8.5. Megalo 8.3, Velvet King 8.2, . Paniim, Tut-. anklr-Amen 8.1, Koau-au 7.13, Gar clan t, Serene, Daphne Bruce, Sling Camp, Sottano Charleston, Pikimai 7.0.

-Ashhurst Cup, lj miles —Merry D'ay 9.9, Muraahi 9.7, First Salute 8.13, Arch Salute 8.8. Happy Days 8.6, Kareao 8.4, Diamond Ring 8.3, Bitters 7.9, L’Amour 7.6, Black Cruiser 7.5, Santiago 7.1, Euchro 6.12, Parkier 6.10, Askari 6.9, Wactca 6.8, Good Mark. Stream 6.7.

Siberia Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs. T-a ICaw* 9.9, Dangle 8.13, Dogage 8.10. Wilderness 8.9, Ruby Ring 8.4, Westbroke, Lady Isinglass 5.3, Stymie 8.2, Megalo S.O, Tut-ankh-Amen 7.12, Ber.mure, Bonideer 7.10, Ma Boughal, Blonde 7.8, Debate, Kopy cm 7.7, Kanaka 7.5, Bonomcl 7.0', Starshell, Coot. Birthmark 6.13, Gardant, Beaumont, Tongatotoa., Miss Hupana, Midnight Camp, Empire Camp, Sanctuary McDhn, Willow Wai 6.12.

Raumai Welter Handicap, 7 furlongs.—Civilform., Comical 9.9, Santonio 9.6, Kareao 9.5, Battle Knight 9.4. Bitters 8.11, L’Amour, Black Cruiser 8.9, Prince Hal, Helen Rufus, Martulla 8.1, Imperial Spark 8.0, Dissertation 7.13, Crown Gem 7.12, Coun-ter-Attack 7.10, Ihapotoa, Wake, Ruatara, Pantler 7.9, Royal Gift, Blissfulness, Sir Pam Maunu, Hutaw;a, Suspicion. Hallowvonia, Puke-, toi, Stream, Bczau 7.7. iManawntu Gorge Welter Handicap, ■1 mile.—Sunslmt 9.1, Merry Queen, Gluement 8.8, Velvet King 5.5, Ivoauau 5.2, Blonde 7.12, Emperor, Kenyon 7.11, Goklpiece, La Rcve 7.10, All Wind, Oneroa, Rebuff, Pale Star, Kaiadare. DaphrJe Bruce, Idanoe, Snffsalino, Hallowmoon 7.7.—P.A.

RIOCARTON TRALNING NOTES

CHRISTCHURCH, Nov

Tins was an “off” morning at Riccarton and though all horses with engagements at the Canterbury Jockey ■Club’s meeting mere out, their tasks in most cases were light. A few showers of mini fell during the- morning. Inferno was given a working, gallop over a mile and moved freely. Enthusiasm went at a sound pace to the half-mile post and then sprinted home. She is in first-class fettle. All the New -Zealand Cup candidates were out but were restricted to half and three-quarter pace- work. The schooling barrier was open and was made good use of by trainers of young horses. Since li.is fine work out yesterday Realm lias come into favor for the Trotting Cup and if lie keeps rightuntil the day of the- race he will prove hard to beat. —Special.,

DISPERSAL SALE. HEROIC PASSED IN AT 16,000 GUINEAS. (Received Nov. 5, 10.45 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Nov. 5. At the dispersal the sale of Messrs Tyre’s, Corteen’s and Godby’s racehorses Heroic was passed in at 16,OOOgns. Irish Rhythm realized 1000 guineas, Valiant 1,750 guineas. Bonaparte 2,450 guineas. Palo Light 1,800 guineas, Three Kings 1,100 guineas and Firan 900 guineas. KING’S TRAINER RESIGNS. LONDON, Nov. 4. His Majesty regretfully accepted the resignation of Richard Marsh, the King’s trainer for thirtv years.—A. and N.Z.C.A. RUGBY.

UNIVERSITY RESULTS

LONDON, Noy. 4. At Rugby Cambridge University defeated Swansea by 19 to 9. Oxford University beat Edinburgh University by 17 to 9. —A. and N.Z.C.A.

CRICKET. ENGLISHMEN AT ADELAIDE. TEAAI AGAINST SOUTH AUSTRALIA, (Received Nov. 5, 11.25 p.m.) ADELAIDE, Nov. 5. The English cricketers arc busy practising. Tlie wicket is heavy owing to recent rain, hut they hope to get in a good deal of solid work. Hie Englishmen’s team to meet South Australia'is Giiligan, Douglas, Chapman, Hobbs Herne, Hendren, Woolley, Sutcliffe TyldesLy, Tate and Strudwick.—U.P.A,

COMPETITIONS TO BE PLAYED ON CUP DAY. CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 5. The Canterbury Cricket Association after many discussions, has decided to play cricket next Saturday, New Zealand Cup day.—P.A. The following will represent Civil Service in a friendly match against Cosmopolitan Club at 2 p.m. to-day at the Oval: J. Griffiths, A. Morrison, A. C. Cooke, H. Allsup, J. Allen, J. Chrisp, J. Mahoney, AY. McLachlan, F. Kingham, O. Brown, J. English, p. McOallion, L. Illingworth.

ATHLETICS. EVENING - MEETING. This afternoon the G.A.A. and H.C. will hold another of their popular evening runs on the Reserve. On this occasion two events wili .be contested. vi.. 100 yards handicap, and a 1 mile cycle. Good entries hnvo been received, and the first event will commence at 5.15 p.m. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr J. Pollock: lmilo cycle handicap.—J. Doug.as scratch; j. Algie 20 yards; E. Herbert. 30 vnrds; G. Sutton•3o yards; C McOov 35 yards; G. Goldsmith 35 yards'; D. Wallace 40 yards; L. Hall 40 vnrds; B. Boyle 85 yards; J. Bishop 85 yards; A. C. Swan SO yards ; 8. McLeod 95 yards; H. Swan ICO yards; E. Algie 140 yards; O. Remnant 140 yards. 300 yards handicap.—.lst heat: U. Pal triage scratch ; L. ' Sutcliffe 24 Vards; J. Harvey 4 yards ; L. Bradlev 5 yards; V. Caulton 64 yards: 2nd heat: H. Martin 2 yards; \V. Lauglands 34 yards; D- Larry 4 yards; J. Martin 5 yards; E. Rme 11 yards.