SPORTING.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1931, Page 5

SPORTING.

C.J.O. RESULTS. \ - X ’ • . • H -X . .. ’ jJBy * ’ • CHRISTCHURCH,' li. / X The both 'invesitrrierii?9;:.f(h* (seven- races' X.)./ were £22,207 as - compared, with, £33^//X ’3OS : for eight events’; last year. ' ■//;■ Jockey Club- Handicap(3) Arrow X] Lad 1; (4) Spoon .2; (9j Mount Boa ‘ : 3; Won by a nose. Time 1.37 1-5. New Zealand Daks:—(3),.Korokio 1; ,X; (4) East Passage k'; (10) Flower 3. ] Won 2 lengths. Time 2.33 2-5. Ashley Handicap: —(2) Moorbird 1; , (4) Filosol 2; (11) Pixie Gold 3. Won by two lengths. Time 1.39 1-5. Avon Handicap : Wise Choice rr 1; (5) A 1 Joison 2 j (1). Nightmare 3. Won by J a length. Thine-: T. 25.-

BRYCE* EXONERATION.

AUCKLAND, November 11. i ’ The decision of thd -. 'New; Zealand' Trotting Association touphold • theba ’ appeal lodged by Andrew Bryce agahfyinst the , disqualification for, twelve. months of himself and' the pacer Ngingongingo by the 1 ' Trotting!'' Club is not likely to be the end ofM- 1 ' the case. . , f . * y ; The • disqualification, wak 'imposed on the ground Of inconsistent rqUnfog when Xgingongingo' won the ' ZTabour Day Handicap on the second day of last ■month's meeting, after being, un- 1 placed on the- first- day. It is prob- v able that the club will appeal 'to the New Zealand Trotting Conference against the Association’s decision, Th© payment of the stakes has been withheld pending reconsideration.