DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB.

Southland Times, Issue 18840, 5 June 1920, Page 3

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB.

ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY

(Per United Press Association.)

DUNEDIN, June 4. The following acceptances have been received for Saturday:— GREENFIELD HURDLES HANDICAP (one mile and a-halfl —Golden Prince IL7, Jack Symons 11.4, Wild Pilgrim 10.2, King Star 0.12, Calnia 0,0, Awahou 0.3, Strayshot, Spyglass and Aehilleus 0.0. TAIEHI HANDICAP (seven furlongs)— Bondage 0.0, Marching Order 0,.», Silent King 0.1, Chaeronia, Mazama and Bcngeroop 8.9, Blue Admiral 7.12, Carmine 7.12. Mettle Drift 7.11, Lady Pallas 7.9, Black Mountain 7.5, Barley Rigs, Breton and Sartolite 7,7. KING GEORGE HANDICAP (one mile) Radial 9.13, Royal Star 0.3, Melee 9.3, Eleus 8.13, Jock 5.13, Killowen 8.10, Clean Sweep 8.3, Hot Air 7.11, Kilkee 7.10, Torfreda 7.10, Sainie! and Almoner 7.8, Socld-el-Bahr 7.3, Mbs Camouflage and Blue Admiral 7.0. DUNEDIN STEEPLECHASE (about two miles and a half) -Master Strowau 13.2, Urii) X 1.0. San Sebastian 10.10, Merry* Lari 10.3, Diavolo 0.13, Magdala 0.11, Black Sea Stone Ginger and Whipcord 9.7. EMPIRE HANDICAP (six furlongs) Radial 10.0, Silver Peak 10.3. Miehacla 10.1, Killowen 9.2, Kilbrogan S.lO, Eight Bells 5.9, Mortham S.S, Murihikn 8.5, Kilkee 7.7, Pyjama. Sleepyhead and Revolution 7.0. THIRD HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP (about two miles and a quarter) —• Grafton Tot 12.3, Magdala 11.12, Glcnisla 10.11, Luigi 10.1, Kintailshore, Golden Rupee, Dunmure, Gold Patch and Silver Top 0.7. DOMAIN HANDICAP (six furlongs)— Orange. Bitters 0.0, Silent King 0.0, Bcngeroop 0.4, Killiney 9.2, Martifors 8.10, Vice-Regal 5.5, Lady Superior 5.5, Lady Pallas 8.4, The Boss, Red Eagle, Frenchman and Freestone 5.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP (seven furlongs)— All Ready 9.5, Golden King 5.12, Hot. Air S.O, Almoner 5.7, Priinum 8.0, Don Pacitieo 5.4, Clavcrhouse 7.13, Marianne 7.12, Braid 7.11, Linden 7.10, Thistlecrown and Glensponsc 7.2, Miss Camouflage, and Vocation 7.0.

CANTERBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. SECOND DAY’S ACEPTANCES. (Per United Press Association.) CHRISTGHURGH, Juno 4. The following acceptances have been received for the Canterbury Park trots toSKC’OND AMATEUR HANDICAP (one mile and a half' —Miss Chancellor scr, Sherry ■Fees, Rothino 4. Ladysmith G, Our Chance •I, Willi- -Mae (i. Rosi" Wilkes (i. Boston (I, Jack Dillon G, Shine 6, Lasca Lad fi, Waydue t>, Forest Girl ti. Rendalc 0, Tawera 6, Greysto.ne 0, Lady Rita l.h PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (two miles) - -Theseus, Electrocute scr, Wonderland 3, Our Goldie 3. Marvin Junior 7, Larkfield 9, Redena 9, Delville Wood 11, Baffin 11, Mangoutu 12, Lovebird 12, Captain Wood 12. Mis< Lorna 12, Sunri.-e 12. Imperial Vic tor Id, Agt.es W. 13. Red Bell 13, To-night I.U. Blazer Wilson 13. KING GEORGE HANDICAP, of GOOsovs. Own miles)— Author Dillon scr, Admiral Wood 2. General I.ink 3, Agathos 3. Albert Clin 7, Miutson G, Stockade G, Vice-Admiral 7, Rangitata Lass S, MATURITY HANDICAP (one mile and a half l Saints’ Bell l?ec, Jean Logan 1, Milda Pointer 3, Miss Edith 3, Grey Peter G, Kaweka G. Peter King G, Leila Denver G, Charms G.

ADVANCE HANDICAP (one mile and a half' -Sympathy 2?ccs. Shanghai 2, Silver Nut 2. Dandy Chimes 3, Greta 5, Miss Rolfe d, The Whip G. ELEVATION HANDICAP (two miles) - Whispering Willie 2sees, Whisht 7, Olive L. Id, Theseus l.i. Eloctrocuto 17, Bon Patch In. Bluewond IT.

TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (one mile) General Link Iscc, Emperor 1, Admiral Wood 1, Sash wood 2, Chid 2, Stockade 2, Retreat 3. Birdwood 3, Rorke’s Drift 3, All Bell 3, Admiral Hid 3, Nancy Stair 3, Silver Nut 3, Frank Tracey 4, I.etitia 4, Joyful 4.

HNAL HANDICAP (one mile i ---Retreat ’-’sees. Birdwood 2, Rorkc’s Drift 2, Tamarisk Trooper Dillon Ramitiairi 3, Hoymetta 3. Juris li, Ariadno 3, Locanda Dillon 3. Inv.ood 4, Rh a.-ant Mount 4, Our Churn 4, Dora Derby .I, Dillon Direct .5. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. (Per United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, June 4. The following the the acceptances for the -econd day of the Auckland Racing Club’s meeting: - PANMUKE HURDLES (one mile and three-quarters I—Deviation 1 —Deviation 10.12, Kereone 10.11, Gleuspirc 10.3, Keystone 9.12, General Stephen 9.7, Ohoreka 9.3, Cambridge 0.2, Mary Bruce 9.1, Surrey Park, Multiplane, Peria, St. Karl, Middlcmark, Ma Copper 0.0.

HUNT CLUB CUP (about three miles) Southland 12.5, Totara Jack 11.7, Count 11.7, Master; 10.12, Woodpecker, Maira, Master Harold 10.7.

RANFURLY WELTER (one mile) —Royal Abbey 11.3, Sir Fanciful 11.0, Khubla Khan 10.S, Ngata 10.S, Demoiselle 10.7, Marble Shut 10.1, Dead Sweet 10.1, Scottish Knight iti.l, Tuipa 10.1, Monoerat 9.12, Ohiti, North Lonurn, Golden Petal 9.5, Texas La.-s 9.3, Nunuernnt 9.2, Aircraft, Octoplete 0.0.

REM U ERA HURDLES (two miles) Thrace 11.12, Omahu U. 3, Rekanui 10.13, Kauri King 10.12, Pendoon 10.1, Gluetajius 10.0.

KIN’G GEORGE HANDICAP (seven fur-longs)—-Parisian Diamond 11.4, King Abbey 10.12, Rockfield 10.9, Crowhurst 10.G, Trespass 10.G, Glencanny 10,0, Gold Kip 9.11, Hyihi'S 9.11, General Advance 9.8, Bezant 9.7, Tamaroa 9.G, Lady Ball 9.4, Waiuta 9.3, Arran 9.1, Ohinewairua, Te Oro, Archie, Lady Glen, Some Fashion, Tabasco 9.0. CARBINE PLATE (one mile) —Colour Sergeant, Guerre a Mort, Carlo, Kinkora, Master Rohan, Monopole, Mountain Gold, Nunerrant, Aviation, Paratu, Pepin, Scrap o’ Paper, Shell Shock, Sir Fanciful, till 11.0, Cashmere, Marble Slab, Nighttime 10.10.

GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE (about three miles and a half) —Old Mungindi No Surrender, Gladful, Lochella, Omahu, Tenacious, Luperino, Pcniton, Slow Coach, Golden Glow, Garryowen.

BOXING. VOLAIRE V. O’NEILL. (Special to the Times.) CHRISTCHURCH, June 4. In a boxing contest to-night for a purse of £l5O, Eugene Volaire, the Frenchman, easily beat Frank O'Neill, the West Coaster. . Volaire established a good lead until the sixth round, when he sent the West Coaster to the boards three times in quick succession, the third time being for the full count. The fight was never interesting, owing to Volume's pronounced superiority. FOOTBALL. INTER-ISLAND MATCH. SOUTH ISLAND TEAM. (Per United Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, June 4. The Canterbury Rugby Union have recommended the following local players for inclusion in the South Island team to play the North Island: —C. Evans, full-back; W. Ford, W. Thompson, three-quarters; D. Sandman, half-back; D. McCormick, fiveeighths; A. Henry*, E. Cummings, L. Peterson, E. liasell, forwards; W. Carnegie, wing forward. HOCKEY. LADIES’ ASSOCIATION. The fortnightly meeting of the Southland Ladies' Hockey Association last evening was attended by Messrs A. Macgregor (chairman) and K. Richards, and Misses E. Stout, G. Taylor, J. Coutts, H. Ashley, L. Lawson, C. Walker, and L. Wilson. A delegate stated that she had received an inquiry from the Dunedin GirLs’ College team asking if it- would be possible for the Southland Association to arrange for a match with the College team to be played in Invercargill early in July. It was decided to accept the offer of a match with the Dunedin team, and the secretary* was instructed to arrange a definite (late. The matter of arranging for a local team was left to the selectors. Miss McClure was appointed Southland’s vice-president on the New Zealand Ladies’ Ilockcv Association.

It was decided that the secretary, on behalf of the Southland Ladies’ Hockey Association, should communicate with the School Sports’ Association protesting against the delay in commencing the schools’ hockey fixtures, and ask for definite information in regard to the objects of the Association and the relation of the Southland Ladies’ Hockey Association to schools’ hockev. FIXTURES. It was decided to commence the junior fixtures on Thursday next, and the matches were arranged as follows: High A. v. Melrose. College A v. College G. High B v. College B. SENIOR GRADE. The fixtures for next Wednesday’s senior grade matches are as follow: — College v. Winton, at Winton. High A v. Underwood, at Underwood. High B v. L T nion. Doon street. Collegiate A v. Collegiate B. Queen’s Park. BOWLING. NEW ZEALANDERS AT BRISBANE. (By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) BRISBANE, June 4. (Received June 4, 11.2 p.m.) The New Zealand howlers defeated the combined South Brisbane clubs by 101 points to 89.