RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 20 October 1928, Page 5

RACING.

NEW ZEALAND CUP

THE C.J.C. ACCEPTANCES

(By Telegraph—Press Association)

CHRISTCHURCH, October.l9. The following J.C. acceptances are announced :

New Zealand Cup.—Star Stranger 9.6, Count jCavour, Rapier 9.0, Beacon Light 9.7, Footfall 8.6, Set Sail 7.13, Pink Note 7.7, Bisox 7.7, Battle Colours 7.6, Black Mint 7.5, Nultumai 7.1, Hr.'e 7.1, Oratrix 7.1, Rotor, Shining Armour, Lucy Lockett, Hpylake, Blimp, Beau Geste 7.0.

Stewards’ Handicap, 0 furlongs.— Cimabue 8.13, The Hawk 8.6, Crown Area 8.3, Money • Order 8.1, White Fang 7.12, Paperchase 7.11, Childsplay 7.11, Duke Abbey 7.10, Goshawk 7.9, Staghunter 7.8, Arrow 7 Lad 7.7, Chelone 7.7, Royal Saxon 7.6, Golden Armour 7.5, Consent 7.4, Helotis 7.3, Keddar, Moa Bird, Royal Duke, Bin Tin Tin, Solrose, Royal Tractor, Desert Lad, Lucky Light, Banket 7.0. Welcome Stakes, five furlongs.—First Money, Courtlike, Duollona, Honor, Speed Light, Cossack Chief, Francolin, Admiral Drake, Lordd Thomond, Aspiring, Imperial Guard, Captivate, Gold Tinge, Sunny Paper, Stealth, Winloch, Sir Ronald. Derby Stakes, U miles—Lucky Eight, Concentrate, Roscrea, Moorgas, Calapat, GashieV, Silver Paper, Night March, Precursor, Staghunter, Full Feather, Cynic colt. Oaks Stakes, 1£ miles.— Lucky Light, Royal Flower, Charmaline, Calamine, Pride, Full Flight, Precursor, Bon Rose, Merivale, Childsplay, Sarnia.

RACING CONFERENCE

FRESH EXECUTIVE ELECTION

WELLINGTON, October 19

A special meeting of the Racing Conference to-day, presided over by the Vice-President, Mr Watkins, in the absence of the President, \Sir George Clifford, through ill health, endorsed the President’s action in declaring the election of the Exeuctive Committee at the last annual conference void and decided that the Executive Committee means a Committee consisting of the President, Vice-President and six representatives of the conference, who shall he elected at each annual conference, or, if necessary, at a special meeting of the conference; three to form a quorom.

There was a long discussion on a motion from Hawke’s Bay for winch, however, the necessary three-fourths majority was not forthcoming. The following delegates were elected . Messrs W. T. Ta/lett, G. Could, L. W. Nelson, H. A. Russell, A. C. Hanlon, and J • Perrett.