FIELDING RACES

Grey River Argus, 8 April 1911, Page 2

FIELDING RACES

HAiN'JjJuCAPb. PALMERSTON N, April 6 ihe following 1 handicaps have been declared by Mr j. E. iuenrys for tEe Feilding- Jockey Club's Easter Meetv vvaiata Hack, of 10U soys, 7 furlongs — Kilostere 9.0, Floater 8.13, Birkline 8.12, Vibration 8.5, Ladrone 8.1, Dervish 7.6, Fond Memory, Gaby Jargon 7.5, Queen of Scots, Golden Age 7.0, Eva 6.7.| , Mangaone Stakes 300 soys, 6 furlongs—JFull rate 9.13, Ebuitas, Gladiole, Boanerges 5.12, Lord Soult 8.7, True Shot 8.2, Nyland 8.1, Irish Rifle 8.0, Tigerene 7.10, Clemora, Sea Queen, Meroze 7.9, Ascalon 7.5, Lady Francis, Wimmera, Birkline, Winning Post 7.4, Pack Pin 7.3, Mon Ami 6.11, Zealand, Peacemaker 6.10, Vibration 6".9, Captain Bell, Waiouru 6.7. Kawa Kawa Hurdles, 200 soys, 2 miles— Gold Bird 10.13, Teari 11.11, . Auratus 10.10, Xavier 10.9, Hydrant 10.3, Winchester 8.13, Sardonyx, Marton 9.12, Whatakura 9.5, Waterworks 9.5, Lionheart 9.0. - Taonui Hack Hurdles of 100- soys, one and three quarter miles — Sleacombe 10.13, -Marton 10.10, Nightmare ICF.6, Canadian 10.2, Waipntere 10.0, Burton 9.11, Leolanter 9.7, All Trumps, Cauldron, Puketotara, Merry Messenger 9.0. Feilding Cup of 500 soys, one and a-half miles— Tepuia 9.0. Raupaeaha H.VA, The Rover 8.10, Hermia 8.3, John 8.2, Koran 7.13, Irish Rifle 7.11 • Anom -7.10, Lady Menschikoff, Goodwin Park 7.9, Kauroa 7.8, Teotane 7.7, Shining Star. 7.3, San Lass 7.0, Mallet 6.11, Daisy Paul 6.10, Ladrone 6.7, Onepuhu' Hack Welter, of 100 soys . one mile — The "Native 9.13, Reurcac 9.0, Mescal 8.13, Merrie Valet 5.9, Stevens 8.8, Contour 8.13, Waitoto 8.2, Bandelero, Excel, Waihola 7.11. Ongo Hack of 100 soys, five furlongs: — Jack Pin 9.8, Allurement S.i 2, Lady Doris 8.11, Bowbells 8.10, Jioronio 8.6, Avaunce 8.1, Moritite 8.0, The Native 7.13, Parawansi, Fond Memory 7.8, Turna, Queen of Scots 7.3, Makara 7.2, Fashion Plate 6.11, Sunrose, Flipflap, Cairnbrogie, Parapara; Saronic 6.10, Retreat Moondine, Taft 6.7 v Halcombe Welter of 200 soys, seven furongs— Nyland 9.13, Irish Rifle 9.12 Wimmera, Moreze 9.7; Flingot 9.4, Kauroa, Lethean 8.13, Vi, Ariom 8.12, Teroti 8.11, Mahutu, Peacemaker, Sea Queen 8.10, Capt Bell, Bourrasque, St. -Stony, Toangia, Winning post 8.9, Con. the Shaugbraun 8.8, Mulga CBiil 8.4, Attention 8.2, ,Sai Lass Floater, Gunboat 8.1, Waipunui 8.0, Tlietis 7.13, Browntrout 7.12, Shining Star, Daisy Paul, Hero, Morie 7.11.

It is understood that Messrs Chas. O'ißourke and W. Featherstone, the well-known bushmen of State Collieries intend to issue a challenge through the Sydney "Referee" to saw (cross-cut) any two men in the world, -an eighteen inch log.

The detectives entitled -to the new rank of Detective-Serffeant, just instituted iby the 'Minister of Justice, for members of -this branch of the Police .Force who have served in it for over iten years, are: — Detectives William Campbell (Greymouth), Peter M'oMahon (lAuclcland), John Cooney (Thames), and T. Boddam (.New Plymouth). iDetectives MoTlvcney (Auclc land) ' and J. Cassells (Wellingiton), will shortly complete the decade en"32finff them to the new rank.