THE RINGING-IN INCIDENT

Hokitika Guardian, 14 January 1924, Page 3

THE RINGING-IN INCIDENT

[by TT'U.KO HAVII-- 'l‘ Kll I’UKSS ASSOCIATION.. THE KIXGSDAI.E CASE. DUNEDIN. January !2. W. ( ';i imi'M.'ii . ow nor oi l\ i ng-'la le. ha- received a telegram from the Trotting Association icquc-toig him to rid-King-dale in a trial in the pre.-cm-c the nfiicial- of the Core Ra-ing Club. In iv;>!v. Mom's Solomon. ( «n scoiu'i'u* ami Sin ol ni r. (( nimTon’s solifitors). have wind that C'aiucron is willing to ride .* trial in tlic nrc-clicc ol the G„re official- on a grass track. preIV ra LI v at Gore the actual expenses to I ;■ paid, and a naeor provTtled, tam to have pos-es-ion iff the horse lor a week in prepare. LOOK OUT'S TRAIXr.R. DUNEDIN, dan. 12 It i- utuler-iood that th.e man in charge of the arrested animal "Look Out" na- made a -laleiiuni to an official which later, wa- repented to Uupolice, denying any knowledge of Uv alleged malpraci ice. He i- al-o understood to have givoi further particular - about another trotting horse, which has been under mipii ien for some time, ami which w.ts supposed to he deail. lie n-erted that |,e had -ecu the allegedly dead horse in a. northern trainer’s stable about (• jo;]'. t days l>t‘h>rt‘. another max ARRESTED. CHRISTCHURCH. Jan. Df. J Golding was arrested in Christchurch ve-terdav on a charge of <_ou--piring with W. P. Canes and Mm. Williamson to defraud the >outldaml Racing Club, by substituting M dhe Lincoln far the horse Look Out at the Southland Racing Club’s meeting. Golding, who is described a- a hranuror, is in custody in Christclmrcli. He will appear at court mi M'uulay.