RACING.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2379, 14 January 1922, Page 3

RACING.

FOXTON HANDICAPS. The following are the handicaps for the first day’s events of the Foxton Racing Club’s meeting, on 21st inst.: — Poroutawhao Hack Hurdles, of 150 sovs.; one mile and three-quart-v ers.-7-Spook 10.9, Battle Song 10.8, Opiate 10.7, Waimatoa 10.6, Te Maire 10.5, Fibre 10.3, Bairnsdale 9.9, Pariform 9.5, Oak Rose 9.0, Pittsworth 9.0, Te Pei 9.0, Sling Camp 9.0, Hukaroa 9.0, Rowan 9.0, Springtide 9.0.

Himitangi Hack Handicap, of 150 sovs.; six furlongs. —-Veloeiform 9.0,- Correspondent 8.11, Ania 8.9, Deucalion 8.8, Lord Usk 8.8, Princess Fran 8.3, Petunia 7.13, Fera . 7.13, In the Pink 7.13, Jonquil 7.10, •Merrimas 7.7, Birkenhead mare 7.7, Oo'lden Foam 7.7, Second Choice 7.7. Foxton 'Cup, of 400 sovs.; one -mile and a-quarter.- —Ngata 9.3, Admiral Codrington 8.11, Ivilrush 8.8, Simon 7.12, Esperance 7.11, Rose Wreath W. 11, Detroit 7.5, Moutoa Ivanova 7.5, Barleycorn 7.2, Ameri-: can Beauty 6.13, Passin’ Through 6.7.

Maiden Race. —Jonquil 8.10, Adrina 8.10, Tarquin 8.10, Roset 8.10, Marrdmas 8.10, Communicate 8.10, Goolwa ' 8.10, Hallucination 8.10, Pleasure 8.10, Bonifont 8.10, Flying Nell 8.10, Golden Heather 8.10, Pantler 8.10, Penalty 8.10, Deinoness 8.10, Prominent 8.10, Rada 8.10, Lady Pat 8.10, Panache 8.10, Orellana 8.10, Lady Doolan 8.10, Mystico 8.10, Submerge 8.10, Satin 8.10, Oaktre 8.10, Matareka 8.10. Awahou Welter, of 150 sovs.; one mile and 100 yards. —Warrawee 9.13, Sunny Jim 9.9, La Paloma 9.8, Muraahi 9.4, Mannikin 8.11, Pitch Dark 8.10, March On 8.10, Demandes 8.5, Misslove 8.3, Goolwa 8.0, Hallucination 8.0.

Anniversary Handicap, of 200 sovs.; six furlongs.—Waimatoa 9.7, Barleycorn 8.6, Maunu 8.5, Tommy Rot 7.12, Bonny Briar 7.8, Moutoa Ivanova 7.5, Gold Problem 7.2, Orellana 6.7.

Marotiri Hack Handicap, of 150 sovs.; five furlongs and a-lialf. — Lady Kotiripo 9.0, Deucalion 8.9, Ania 8.8, Gallia 8.1, Princess Fran 8.1, In the Pink 7.12, Morzonia 7.10, Petunia 7.10, Jonquil 7.9, Roset 7.9, Believe Nell 7,3, Liskanar 7.3, Volito 7.3, Reality 7.0, Pantler 7.0, Good Mark 7.0, Treadwell 7.0, Ambitrouse 7.0, Lady Faa 7.0, Golden Foam 7.0, Some Red 7.0, Golden Heather 7.0, Oread 7.0, Wairenga 7.0.

Herrington Welter Handicap, of 200 sovs.; seven furlongs.—Rose Wreath 9.4, Simon 9.4, Waimatoa 9.3, Probate 9.1, Ruatara 9.0, Barleycorn 8.10, Passing Through 8.9, Halifax 8.3, Automoana 8.2, Bonny Briar 8.0, Malingerer 7.13, War Baby 7.12, Honey Bee 7.11, Convention 7.10, Gold Problem 7.9, Bairnsdale 7.8, Pariform 7.8, Veloeiform 7.7.

NOTES. The secretary received seven nominations too late, from Reefton, last Saturday night. The horses interested were: Massland, Flying Master, Black Knight. Had these been in time, the nominations would have exceeded last year’s by one. Tommy Rot, recently purchased by Mr J. J. Corry, arrived on Thursday.

Bairnsdale, in charge of Trainer R. Eagar, arrived on Friday evening.

P. Mcßreartywill ride Bairnsdale in both hurdle races. Trainers and owners are strongly of the opinion that Pahiatua acceptances, closing on the 19th inst., should' be held over until the day after Foxton meeting. Some twentyfive horses racing in Foxton, and several at. Trentham, appear in the Pahiatua handicaps. These do not race until' the 28th inst., and there should be ample time. A handsome gold-mounted whip, donated by Mrs Walter Kirkland, for the rider of the winner of the Foxton Cup, is on view in Mr R. -Heath’s window. Moutoa Ivanova, Penalty and Liskanar, trained by Mr D. McCauley, were the horses safely removed from the local stables recently destroyed. by fire. Two speciaJ trains each day will run from Palmerston to Foxton; also the Sandon tram will run both days from Pukenui. Acceptances for the local meeting close on Monday, 16th instant, at 8 P-m-