SPORTING.

Hokitika Guardian, 15 January 1932, Page 2

SPORTING.

FOXTON CONCLUDES,

JOCKEY FIXED £25

(By Telegraph—Per Frets Association)

FOXTON. January 14

The second day of the Foxton R.C. meeting concluded in excelled!* went her, with a good attendance. The totalisator handled £4175 for the day as against £6732 on the corresponding day of last year. E. H. Morris was severely cautioned and fined £25, for his riding of Chief Savage in the Awahou Hack. Results :

Pninki Mu-dies:—(4) Whisogne 1; (1) Arrowliead 2; (3) Easterly 3. Won h„v 11 long: h•. Time 3min.

Motuiti Maiden Handicap:—(l) Paioneone 1; 13) Morrah 2; (2) Kulmuk 3. Wen bv a neck. Time 1.15 15.

I’residcrv-: If a ud icnp: —(2) Habit 1; fl; Ihmnui 2; (3) Teller 3. Won by a length. Time 1.48. Whiinkino Nursery:—(2) Head Rady 1; fh > Fight 2; (3) Arena 3. Won by 21 lengths. Time 1.1 3-5. Rangiotu Hack Handicap:—(3) Hvstride 1; (4) Priscilla Verne 2; (2) The Budget 3. - Won by ;] of a length. Time 1.15 J-5. Awahou Hack:— (3) Pateroa 1; (4) Thrasher 2: (1) Chief Savage 3. Won by U? lengths. Time 1.44 1-5. Wliunauiri handicap:—(3) A.rikira 1: Hi Arc 'a 2; (n) Arrowhead 3. Won by 11 lengths.' Time 2.7 1-5. RAY 01’ ISLANDS. R.C. W!!A XCA f? I'll. Jamiarv 12. "Following m- liu; accept a nees for the Lay of ' hinds Pacing Club's meeting to lie held on January 16th:—liokianga Pl.-Lj:—Mater, Cloiitarf Rill, Black Marlin. Kaihojoinai, Miuei,al. Pat.man. Wharctuke. Fajrv Belle, 'll- Kanin, 1 1 ■»wthorn. Kaikohe M> 1< 1 LViiidicap, six furlongs : I'rot hblower 10.13, Gay Idea R?.7, lloilmri' 1 10. J, King Peg 8.0. Royal Sens,nil 7.10. Blue Bon net i>, Radian! Sin Wendv 7.0. Kauuikawa Hack Cup, one mile and a-<|iiarter : —■ B-o-y.o Tray 0.1, Gay Idea 8.7, Alloy 3.0. mem I' 7.13. Good Idea 7.12, Speed fa.st 7.6, PaperDark'. niumi nigh, Cat-i-Mes 7.0. N'ortliland Counties Handicap, seven furlongs:—Archem 12.0. Alpina 10.1. Sm>w Ri ince 0.13, Autornno 8.4, Fairy

Belle 7.9, Blue Bonnett, Black MarJin, Radiant Sun 7.0. Mnromaku Hack Handicap, six furlongs:—Frothblower 10.13, Gay Idea 10.7, Hoihoma 10.1, King Peg 8.0, Royal Seagull 7.10, Mineral 7.1, Kia Haroma.i, Wendy, Batman, Mater, Radiant Sun 7.0.

Pakaraka Hack Handicap, six fur- | longß:—Frothblower 10.13, Gay Idea, 10.7, Alpina 10.7, Hoihoma, 10.1, King 1 Peg 8.0, Hawthorn 7.9. I vßiaeawai County Handicap, one I mile.: —Archeen 12.0, Alloy 10.4, Al- | pina 10.1, Snow Prince 9.13, Blue j Bonnet, Radiant Snu, Black Marlin, Wharepuke 7.0. I Russell Hack Handicap, seven furlongs:—Bronze Tray 9.10, Frothblower 9.8, Alloy 8.13, Snow Prince 8.8, Good Idea 8.7, Paper Dart 7.5, King Peg, Fairy Belle. Royal Seagull, Uluminagh 7.0. NGINGON DINGO CASE. Following on the letter sent by the President of the New Zealand Trotting Association to the various trotung clubs throughout the Dominion, the President of the New Zealand Trotting Conference,. Mr H. F. Nicoll, has addressed to the same bodies the tollowing letter:— “You will have read in the newspapers, if you have not alreardy ro ceived,. a copy of the statement issued by the President of the New Zealand Trotting Association in ry:nsection with the Ngingongingo case. The contentions as set forth on bellia-f of the Association may he open to criticism, but it is desirable that the prestige and authority of the New Zealand Trotting Association should he upheld so far as may be possililo, and it would rjot lie seemly that any argument should ensue in connection with the resignations of the majority of the members of the Association, until the matter has been discussed and finalis'd by the New Zealand T rolling Conference. The Executive of the Conference are satisfied that the delegates appointed by the clubs- to attend the special meeting of the Conference on January 21st. will be able to deal with the business on its merits when the facts are placed before, thorn.