SPORTING.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 June 1932, Page 2

SPORTING.

OAMAIUJ J.U. ACCEPTANCES. OAMAItU, June 23. The acceptances for the Onniaru J.C. Winter meeting on July 2 are:—Hack ami Hunters’ Steeplechase, 2 miles: —Gallium, Antrim Boy, Lancer 11.3, Fresh Breeze 10.2, Raineses 9.10, Orofiamb 9.6, Graball 9.4, Adji Baba, Royal Land, Trooper North, Night Attire, .Marco l’olo, Pcterctto 9.0. Novice Stakes, 5 furlongs : —Cold D«?6s, • Ossiman, Rorlock, Toptharn, Congo’, Dutch .Princess, Shamfiglit, 1 Rose Dart. Heigh Ho, Flaxbird, Polantua, Warship, Royal. Estate, Adult 8.0: Grange Handicap, 1 mile.—Mount Boa 9.8, Royal Saxon 8.11, Inevitable 8.11, Red Racer 8.9. Dunrnven 8.6, iSahno Snlar, Rascal 8.5, A 1 Jolson 8.2, Water Power 8.2, Weatherly, First Raid, Pakitere 8.0. Winter Hack Handicap, L', miles: — Ballance, First Song 8.9, Craigavon 8.6, Appeal, Silver Salver 8.5, Academy, High Speed, Dressy, Pharaoh, Runtui, Bitractor 8.0. Farewell Hack Hand imp, 6 fur longs Red Royal 9.9, Hot Tea, First Song, Metal Bird 9.1, Lord Buchan 9.0, Belvoir 8.13, Merry l’ieel 8.10, lan’s March 8.9, Brown Pearl 8.5, ' Some Good, Prince Tractor, Flaxbird 8.0. Oamaru Trot ('harness), 3.45 class; 1-r miles :—Cloudy Range, Nelson Lo-

panda, Lena Thorpe, Little Claire, Ayrshire, Rena Bingen, Ouyziah, Suuhrowu •'■cc.. A lino at. Cling 36, Chenwood CO.

Waikaura Trot Handicap (harness); 3.2 class: lj miles:—Te Kinga, Chenwood, Lena Thorpe, Alniont Cling, Little Claire, Hard Words, Tat Wrack, Ayrshire scr.. Sto’la Bingen 24, Black Jester 24, Wild Guy 36.

PROTEST TO AUCKLAND CLNB.

AGAINST MR CARRY’S HORSES

(Vt'v Press Association— Copyright.)

AUCKLAND, June 24

In the Great Northern Hurdle Race, run at Ellerslie on June 3, Air J. J. Corrv’s Landmark and Make Up finished first and second, and Alussrs E. and N. Foreman’s Full Alnrk third. A protest ha,s now been received by the Auckland Racing Club against Air Corry’s horsey being allowed to run in the race.

A Supreme Court action was brought by Air Corry jn regard to the ownership of Coupier, who raced in hi,; colours last season, but in August lent a partnership was registered in Croupier between Corrv and John and James Paterson, of Auckland. Air Justice Herdman found that the horse, was owned by the Patersons, and it is as a consequence of this judgment that Messrs Foreman are appealing. They wish to test the eligibility of Air Corry’s horses to take part, in the Great Northern Hurdle Race in view of the Supreme Court action. The stakes have been paid out to Afr Corry. but the Auckland Racing Club will consider the protest shortly.