SPORTING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17687, 26 July 1919, Page 10

SPORTING

VICTORIAN RACING CLUB. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright, MELBOURNE, Julv 25. Ihe annual report of the Victoria "Racing wf+v. i 3 total amount subscribed by the crab far war purposes omounita to £34,614. C.J.C. GRAND NATIONAL MEETING. (P£B XJsited Press Association.) . CHRISTCHUROH, July 25. ine following acceptances havo boea re- [ ceived: — Grand National Steeplechase. "Woimai 12.7 e 12.6, Master Strowan 12.2, Coalition 11.13, Master Lupin 11.9, Vascular 11.4 Moro10.10, Troublesome 10.3, Arlington 9 1L Polthogue 9.10, Lochella 9.9, Merry Lad 9.7, Signature 9.7, Daxdanellcs 9.7, Mamawapanga Winter Cup.—Parisian Diamond 116 Gaziqu© 10.11, Kilboyno 10.8, All Over 104! Battle Array 10.4, Form Up 10.3, Rebekuh 10.2, Athens II 9.10, Astinome 9.9, Samiel 9.9 hjlkea 9.9, Potentiality 9.8, Gold Kip 98, Gamecock 9.8, Sir Agnes 9.3, Pretty Bobby 9.2, Cerberus 9.0, Sir Ralph 9.0, Sonnino 9.0, Sisyphus 9.0, Belair 9.0, Borodino 9.0, Multi' plication 9.0, Fabisco 9.0, Moorabbe 9 0, 9.0, Leaping Burn 9.0, Imaribbon 9.0. Grand National Hurdles. Rewi Poto 11.6, Art 11.6, Sleight of Hamd 11.0, Cynic 10.9, Paraoa 10.8, Qmsahu 10.7, Multive 10.2 Loral Arch 10.2, All Over 10.1, Sir Solo 9.7, Jeannot 9.G, Signature 9.0, Master Moutoa SlO, Befonnation 9.0, Tsgerland 9.0. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. The voting for the vice-presidency and committee at the annual meeting of tho Ehmedin JccVey Club was as follows:—For the vicopxosidency: Mt L. C. Hazlctt 131, Mr R. Acton-Adams 25, 1 informal. For the committee: Mx J. "W. Thomson 110, Mr J. A. Cook 102, Mr S. S. Myers 88. Mir W. H L. (Jhristio 83 (elected), Dr M'Bride 68, Mr B. S. Irwin 65, Mr A. Mnrdboh 48, Mr J. M. Samson 39, Mr J. Toddi 29. BOXING. The first tournament of tho eeasoa to ba held by the Otago Boxing Association will be held in His Majesty's Theatre on August 4. This should give them some idea of tho talent available for the tournament to ba held in the Drill Hall for the funds of tho Returned Soldiers' Memorial Club. As boxing has been a veTy popular sport with the army and navy and the beet boxers from Canterbury sind Southland will be competing, q good night's entertainment is promised.