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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10314, 25 January 1927, Page 9

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RACING FIXTURES

January 26th, 27th—Paliiatua It.C. January 29th, 31st—Talcapuna R.ti. February 2nd, 3rd,—Egmont R.C. l ( eb. 3 and 5. —Gisborne Racing Olub bummer Meeting February sth, 7th—Te Kuiti R.C. February 10th, 12th—Runedin J C. - February 10th, 12th—Poverty' Bav Turf Club. • • • February 12th, 14th, Rotorua R.C. February 16.th—Clifden R.C. ' February 17th—Tolaga Bay J.C. i'ebi’uary : 17th ; 19th ; -—Canterbury J .C. " a"”' /- ” " ;*.&■' February 23rd, 24th—Gore R.C. February 23th, 24th, 26th, Kelson - -J. c. February 24th—Waiapu' R.C. February 25th, 26th,—Woodville District J.C. v February 26th,- 28th, —Te Aroha J.C. N March 2nd, 3rd,—Dannevirke R.C. March 3rd, sth—Marlborough R.C. March sth—Matamata R.C. March sth—Banks Peninsula R.C. March 9 th—Opotiki J.C. March 11th, 12th—-Napier - Park March 12th—Franklin R.C. March 17th, Opunake R.C. March 17th, 19th—Oliinemuri J.C. March 17th—Waimate R.C. March 17th—Waimate R.C. March 17th, 19th—Wellington R.C. March 23rd, 24th—Rangitikei R.C. March 23rd, 24th, —Oamaru J.(3. March 26th—Bay of Plenty J.C. March 30th—Otautau R.C. March 30tli, 31st or April 27th, 28th—Manatvatu R.C. POVERTY BAY TROTTING ACCEPTANCES. The following acceptances have been received for the Poverty nay -Trotting Club’s annual meeting to be held on the Park racecourse on Saturday next: Trial Handicap (harness), 1} miles. —Richmond Pass, Ngahuia, Jiuia Maid, Huiaraima, Grey Logan, Audubon Mac, limit; Carbine Direct, 33yds behind; Marion, Junr. ; 48yds. Dorn Memorial Handicap (harness), 1-J miles.—Bon Tapui, Great Change, Commander Bingen, Bingen Boy, Audubon Boy, limit; Tui Bells, 48yds behind. Poverty Bay Cup Handicap (harness), 2 miles.—Carbine Direct, Mary Audubon, Halmore, Bittern, limit; Trampfast, 24yds behind; Bingen King, Some Jazz. 48yds; Gladys Cole 60yds; Van Rich 72yds; Peterwah 204yds'. President’s Handicap (harness), miles.—Peter Grattan, Gaza, Hum Maid, Richmond Lass, Ngahuia,, Auduhon Mac, Black Ballin, Ben Bingen, limit; Carbine Direct, 12yds behind ; Marion Junr. 24yds; Makauri Bell 48yds. Dominion Handicap (harness), two miles.—Bon Tapui, Commander Bingen, Bingen Boy, limit; Tui Bells, 24yds behind ; Raima, 72yds.; Petroleuse, 108yds. Electric Handicap (harness), one mile.— Aggie Bell, Miss Marvin, Bittern, limit; Una Dillon, Profiteer, 12 yds bhd; Bingen King 24yds; Gladys Cole, 24yds; Van Rich 36yds; Peterwah, S4vds. Waikanae Handicap (harness), one mile.—Realty, Huiaraima, Peter Grattan, Enawah, Audubon Mac, Grey Logan, Black Ballin, Vel Locan»da, limit; Gaza, 12yds behind; Marion Junr 24yds; Halmore 84yds. Stewards Handicap (saddle), H mfles.—Bingen Boy, Black Ballin, Carbine Direct, Peter Grattan, Alarion Junr limit; Makauri Bell, 36yds behind; Aggie Bell 48yds; Mary Audubon, 60yds; Miss Marvin 84yds'.

WELLINGTON RACES. CENTREPIECE WINS SUMMER HANDICAP. WELLINGTON, Jan. 24. : The weather was fine for the third day of the Wellington Racing Club’s meeting. The track was in good order and the attendance large. The totalisa.tor put through £09,221. against £59,597 10s on the third day last year. The total for the meeting was £185,357 10s, against £186,119 10s, a decrease of £762. Following are the results: Wallaceville Highweight Handicap.. —4 Wedding March (R. AlcTavishi 1, 8 Capitulation 2, 1 Vesperus 3. Also started: 3 Bennanee, 2 Oriflamb, 9 No 'Favours, 6 Ardfuman, 5 Son «V Mine, 7 Lady Passenger, 10’ Tannadice. Won by half a head, neck second and third. Time: 1.41. No Favours was fourth. Kelburn Handicap.—2 Assurance (J. Barry) 1, 3 Kilmiss 2, 4 Outfit 3. Also started: 1 Stormy, 7 Gardant, 8 Roval Game, 9 Mountain Star, 5 Some" Lad, 6 Jemidar. Won by halt a length, four lengths second and third. = Time: 1.30. Stormy was fourth. Hopeful Stakes. —11 Silver Coot (A. Bi •own) 1,2 Melissa 2, 12 Laity 3. Also started: 1 High Finance, (i Lorna Doone, 3 Polydectas, 4 Chips, 5 Auratum, 10 Panther, 7 Sudden Storm, 8 Reckless, 15 Rory o’ More, 10 Wit, 13 Priceless, 9 Wild Pigeon. Won bv two and a-half lengths, hall a length second and third. High Finance was fourth. Time: 59.-‘sees. Melrose Handicap.—B Catmint (A. Hobson) 1,. 2 Gold Mint 2, 10 Hymill 3. Also started: 1 Horomea, 4 Starboard Light, 3 Battle Colours, o Serotina,- 6 Crossbow, t Bronstell, 9 Kells, 11 Mister Gamp. Won by a head half a length second and third: Mister Gamp was fourth. Time: 1 29 5 ■ Summer Handicap.—6 Centrepiece l F E. Jones) 1, 10 Fipst Acre 2, i Grand Knight 3. Also started; 2 Rercmoana, 3 The Hawk, 8 Joy King, 11 Penman, £> Knscal, 4 Deluge, 9 Inferno. 7 Joy Bird. Won by a head, three-quarters of a length second and third. The Hawk was fourth. lime: I 'Consolation Handicap—l Hynanna (R, J. Maclde) 1,2 Civility 2,.3 Clarirda 3 Also started: o Mandane, 7 Merrv Day, 6 Alloway, 8 Fresco, 4 Front Rank, 10 Eerie de Leon, » Royal Mint. Won by one and a-ha 1 lengths, same second and third. Mundane was fourth. Time: 2.0* City Hanuicap. —1 Shirley (R. McTavish) 1, 4 Benzora 2, 6 Booster 3. Also started: 7 Royal Damon, 3 Mimetic 2 Hi Mi Pitch, 5 Corn Mqncy, 9 Nadarino,°B Receipt. Won by one and a-half lengths, length second and third. Receipt was fourth. Time. HSitoke Handicap—3 Crown Area (8 Wilson) 1, 9 Aston 2, 13 Ortzone 3?* Also started: 1 tok Note J* Sagittarius, 6 Rady Ideal, 10 Rose nor, 12 Ivilmezzo, 4 Kings lolly, 1 Zarisee, 8 Babv Bun, 14 Polonaise, 15 Royal Tractor. "5 Dimmer, 16 Star fl ier, 11 Mandarane (bracketed «fib Zarisee). Won by a length, half a length second and third. Bank Note was° fourth.- Time: P.Ai.

Taradale Handicap—2 Great Change limit (Corrigan) 1 j 1 Commandei' Bingen limit, 2; 5 Tui Bells 48yds, 3. Also started: 7 Audubon Boy, 6 Btou Tapui, 8 Pactolus. 4 Raima, 3 King Peter. Won by half a length. and six lengths. Time, 3.44. Clive Handicap. —-2 Loch Moigh 12 yds (W. Hughes) 1; 5 Hal Huon 36 yds 2; 1 Karama 48yds 3. Also ‘started: 6 Van Mac, 4 Boston Chimes, 7 Marion Junior ; 3 Item, 9 Golden Morn, 8 Uramic. Won by a length and half a length. Time, 3.39. Hawke’s: Bay Cup Handicap.—4 Sister Beatrice limit (J. A. Corrigan) 1; 2 Bingen King 48yds 2; 6 Van Rich 72yds 3. Also started: 5 The Shrew, ' 6 Blue Glen (coupled with Van Rich), 1 Holly Bell, 3 Trampfast, 7 Master Cute, 8 Bicolor. Won by two lengths and two lengths Time, 4.45. Hastings Handicap.—2 Peter Grattan 12yds, (owner) 1 ■ 4 Fliton 12yds 2; 6 Audubon Mac limit, 3. Also started: 9- Holly Maid, 7 Val _Lomapda, 1 Carbine Direct, 5 Little Huia, 8 Marion Junior, 3 Hal Huon. Won by a length and half a length, lime, 3.1. January Handicap.—l Commander Bingen limit, 1; 3 Tui Bells 24yds 2 ; 4 Raima 72yds, 3. Also started: 5 Ben Bingen, 7 Von Taupi,- 6 Annette, 2 PetroleusG. AVon easily by four lengths, a hundred yards second and third. Time, 5.2. Napier Handicap.—l Mary Audubon 36yds, 1; 4 Blue Glen 48yds 2; 3 Item limit 3. Also started: 2 Black Ballin, 4 Golden Morn, 5 Uranic. AVon by two lengths each way. Time 2.54 2-5.

Farewell Handicap. 5 Blue Glen limit (G. Caddy )1; 6 Master Cute 12 yds 2; 3 Bicolor 24yds 3. Also- started : 2 Holly Hell, 4 Una Dillon, 1 Profiteer and Bingen King (bracketed). AA r on l(y two lengths and a neck. Time, 2.36.

DUNEDIN HANDICAPS

TE KUITI, Jan. 24.The following handicaps have been declared by Mr N. B. Lusk for the Dunedin autumn meeting:—Hurdles Handicap If miles. —Adjutor 11.4, Radiac 11.1, Sayonara 10.13, Bn Route 10.11, Guncase, .Kaikahu 10.8, Lady G/ay, Coastguard 10.2, Bbnomel 9.9, Mirthmaker 9.0. Publicans’ Handicap. 6 furlongs.— Glentruin 9.7. Centrepiece 9.5, Set Sail 9.2 ? Comic Song, Paperchase 5.12, Nincompoop). 8.9, Circulation, Young Locliinvar 813, Father O'Flynn 8.2, Corn Money 8.1, Receipt 7.13, Countersign 7.11, Lava, Miss AVinkie 7.8. Bugle Note 7.7. Arpent 7.4, Bright Mark 7.2, Eaton Bells, Dismantle, Segattarius, Black Duke, Sol rose, Geranial, Dancing Days, Dangle, Rob A r aldamo, Good As Gold, AVild AVork 7.0. President’s Handicap, li miles.— High Gear 9.7, Margaret Birney 9.6, Assurance 9.0, Tliprndale BQ3. Gold Mint 8.9, Roman Archer 8.8, Battle Colors 8.5, Brightling 8.5, Paris 8.2, Equerry 8.1, Gay Sonnet Jolly Glad Bougheen Dlioun 8.0, AVise Counsellor 7.12, Rippling Lake, Saxette 7.1-,, Top Gear, Kapuna. Flaming Ray, 7.10, Ascetic 7.9, Caleite 7.9, Prophet's Mark, Kaikahu, Hard Prince 7.7. -

Dunedin Cup. If miles.—Count Cavour 10.0, TanadeeS 8.13, Footfall 8.11, Rapier 8.7, Centrepiece 8.5/ Set Sail 8.2, Overdrawn Baldowa 7.13, Ravenna 7.10, Battlement 7.6, Pink Note, Fresco 7.5, Circulation 7.4. Front Rank 7.2, Pink Terrace, Vaward, John Bradbury, Cupidon, High Gear, Margaret Biriiey, Rbman Archer, Court-ley Rose* 7.0. Berwick Handicap. 7 furlongs.— Precious 9.12. Sagittarius 9.9, Mime 9.8, Mortis • 9.5, Gold Mint -9.4, Brightling 9.1, Tholomon 9.0, Serotina 8.13, Paris 8.12. Shandre 8.9, Bougldeen Dhouiu 8.9. Overhaul 8.8, Cochy Bondhu, Spearbridge, AVingatu 8.7, Crossbow( Royal Kilt. Atiolet LI., 8.6, AA’ise Counsellor. King Balboa 8.5, Top Gear 8.4, Flaming Ray Real Glad. Rippling Lake, AA raterlogs 8.3, Caleite 8.2,' Royal Despatch Prophet’s Mark, Solgia, Lady Dilatory, Dark Spot, AVikl AVork, Lucy Locket. Riaincloud, Hikli’eth, Eyed Ova, Mastr John 8.0.

Stewards Handicap, 1 mile.—Pink Note 10.2, Economist 10.0, Chickwheat 9.10, Roseday 9.8, Pink Terrace 9.5, Jiolm Bradbury 9.5, Miss rivinkie 9.3, Mountain Lion King* Sol 9.1, Queen Balboa 8.13, Dismantle, Taboo 8.11, Happy AVarrior 8.7, Scion 8.6, Ophir, Black Duke 8.5, Fairy Herald, BilUo 8.4, Hurdy Gurdy 8.2. All British’ Bloom 8.1, Courtly Rose, Blue Dragon, Battle Colors, San Salvador, Guncase, Some Kid 8.0.—P.A.

NOTES AND NEAVS. The following is from tlu> Sydney “Sun” of Friday week: The New Zealand horseman Roy Reed was married at 7.30 p.m. last night at the Randwick Presbyterian Church to Miss Jean Scott, youngest daughter of Air. and Airs. John Scott, of the Royal Hotel, Randwick. The breakfast was held at the Royal Hotel, and 50 guests wore present, including several prominent Sydney bookmakers and New Zealand friends, jnclurting the.well-known riders Al. AlcCarten and George Young. It is worth noting, adds the Sydney paper, that this makes the fourth Dominion rider to be married to a Sydney girl in the past few years.. George A 7 oung, Ashley Reed, a brother of Roy, and Al. McCarten all married in Sydney. AAJiat is the-matter with the Alaoriland girls? Are they not ■'“fast” enough for these rapid riders who are eo used to “going the pace” ‘