SPORTING.

Otaki Mail, 1 September 1922, Page 2

SPORTING.

♦ Nominations for tlie Otaki inceiis' close 10-nigkt while weights will (♦ declared about the lltli iust. i Deborah has been nominated ter tht ! Maiden, the Trial and Klee trie Hack, 1 to be run at Otaki, while Auckland will compete in the Otaki Hack, the Welter, Dominion Hack and the Uaukawa liardicap. Mr .Jack Gritiiths is at present it Otaki iu connection witli the local club's meeting. The Otaki course is in perfect order, and local trainers consider it has never been better. Peep o’Day and Noble are schooling well at Awapuiii. Both are l.*uoked tv race at Mai ton. A. J. Shearsbv is paving a l«*t "i at* tention to Demos. The old fellow looks fairly well, but his legs will not stand the strain much longer. A cablegram from London say.- that Taylor, Tamar’s trainer, still hopes u> get the colt lit for the £t. Leger. T. Tilley recently put Kinseui iwi Kudo on the active list, in preparatioi for the spring fixtures, and as the pair have wintered well there is every pros pect oi a good season tor the I ordeU representatives. The day Mr J. Ik Keid pui'-hanT; Archery at the Newmarket snle>. b: also got the chestnut horse 'lwa-k-r, ham, by Aiglou—-Margaret Ada by si. IT ast juin—J'rimrose, by Uncas, tor 'd> guineas. 'ldle highest price paid at ?b sa’es was 7'<Uo guineas for «'nmgci Kadi uin —Q u i n t ess cnee. Kohu has been turned out fur 1 lengthy spell. There is little ■ chance of Oivilb.un: and Ilauraiigi sporting silk at Alartcr. as latest reports from Hasting- Mut? that they have been turned out lot i -('Mi j'i.i A' klaii'l owner, Mr Kb"' P: vi-, it-i - ni.'ci'.dy won a race in Lre.i:t:! v. ith hi- i('<’(’i!i!y-])un'h:u i i"l i o-yu*: old. Air Davis has ealib-d tlint 7 v:f bo back in Auckland early in bcr. and hi- tu o-ycar-obl is f to arrive conn weeks inter. Tbe irnfcirtcd rnarc Week l.tei. ' Holiday House —Maid of Bod'd''. Bnili'd » filly 10 Bay '.'"trivi. )|f youngster is a half-si -'ei' to Iw .c----mist. T. F. Quinliviii). who lo- I Hastings since tiie National me-'!® v.ili, it i- understood, in future bw: cintrge >jt the ''t at a r:i Mini. If rt-u tor 0 couple of tuo-yc.'i r-'.-'n* ' joia Li- t• •<n: at Tn ■ 1 liaiu. 'i a Domosihe!,. - -Kr ::yia.na cop ate! ’- Finland Piraeus gelding;. They In- lea. ed by a M’dlinjitoi htviut exuring tin- '.bsnricn of Gnir brc'-uer •’ Honolulu. At the sale or the Koutnruu n lings i: Fftbruary. Fell. Mr VV. I);;’!'" ’oouglit a brother to Grotesque 'by Absurd — Bronze) for IT.'gn*. 'lke air who i- rsr -w -1 Gb-nt'Mi. r, ‘ raced s:t r-.vn years old. vvliic! ; r-ivn to I-* tr lu,- aiKiijtag’ 11,.-rrt wrM-r sta.tes 11 *t,r lil'-r fort uoaTelv troubled with - maiforn:"' tioa of the no*'-. Tbe.»j,iatt and *>•< •<••• one are, he say#, similarly affected. Lo* it evidently doc? not impair tbeir A-' loping ability. At the annual meeting of 'be Tar?-tahi-Cartcrton Kacing Club, the iec lowing motion «< carried, and Lie forwarded to the Kacirtg Con fie: and the Minister for In'ernal AU’a r-; ‘ ‘ That this rnceting of inemtier? ot ' Taratahi-Cartcrtcin Racing Ciu'- “~ pbaticslly protest - against ’he ■ ' rant t& -tarioii racing club* arc G’trr, p,ay the Govornmerit, 2'hereby calls upon the Government K graEt. relief, ns the present tavatn-X----if continued mean? the eliniinatioa nil country racing clubs in New Zetland, and will th:" v-prive courtr" tvsidcnt* of a healthy and legitime:'relaxation and sport which they are t'titled in a free country to enjoy.” was resolved that it be a rccomroen'Btior. that all totedisator tickets be I't.