SPORTING.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 41, 19 February 1915, Page 7

SPORTING.

SECOND DAY’S RACES. Per Pkkks Association. Wood\ ill p. February IS. The sum ot £I2,'WJ was .mi througn the machine, making £26.576 for the meeting which is about £406 less than ] as t year’s. Additional Results:— Settlers’ Handicap. Six furlongs. Improve, 1 ; 1 Husheen, 2; 2 Merrie Gain. 3. Also ran: 4 Want, 3 Clacking, 7 No Idea, 6 Conziska, 8 Keynote. Won by a bare length. Time, Imin 16 l-ssec., Shorts Handicap. Five furlongs.— 0 Powder Fox, 1; 3 Hymettius, 2; 2 Golden Sky, 3. Also ran; 2 Blue Lake, u Zeus, 4 Suratura, 7 Sea Lord. Won by a length. Time, Imin Isec. Hack. Scurry. Five Furlongs.— Hap Dhat 1: 6 Ally, 2; 5 Salado, 3. Time, Imin, Isecs. Maharahara Handicap. One mile and 170' yards.—l Midnight Star, 1; 4 Merrie Gain, 2; 3 Ladogeur, 3. Also ran: 2 Monologue, 5 Black Lupin. Won by a neck. Time, Imin of 3-5 sec.

DUNEDIN J.C. MEETING.

Dunedin, February 18

The weather was fine. The total 1 i.sator handled £15,834, as against £16,736 for the corresponding day of last year. The stewards held an inquiry into a case of alleged interference in the Stewards Welter yesterday. It was said that Deeley’s mount had bumped into Moddite. The matter was then taken up on account of representation by the stipendiary steward. Thej .stewards took evidence and decided to caution Deeley. AdResults :

Hazlett Memorial. Seven furlongs

—Warstep, 1; 2 Dinner Gong, 2; 3 Roumauia, 3. Only starters. Won ! easily. Time Imin, 32 l-ssec. * Outram Handicap. Six furlongs.— ’ 5 Christmas Lily, 1; 12 Helicon, 2: Sea Maid, 3. Won by two lengths. 'Time, Imin 18asec. ! Domain Hack Handicap. Six furlongs.—2 Petrosus, 1; 5 Charlotte, 2 ; jl Charmilla, 3. Also started: 4 Obsouo, 3 Formal. Won by three lengths. Time, Imin 16 2-osec. City Handicap, for two.year-ol Is. Five furlongs.—3 Bellshire, 1; 2 Snub, 2; 1 Recorder, 3. Also started ; 4 Thaddeus. Won by two lengths. {Time, Imin 4sec. •

Suburban Welter. One mile.—s Peg, 1; 7 Glen Owl, 2; 3 Mount Victoria, 3. Won by a short head. Time, Imin 45sec.

WANGANUI WEIGHTS.

Palmerston North, February 18

The following are the weights for the Wanganui .Jockey Club’s in eel -

1U 8 : ■ , Tayforth Hurdles. ,One and threequarter. "miles.—Kew' ’ TTHS,"* SIV/ik 11.8, Spalplujrion 11.8, 10.12, Tirohanga 1 0f.9, Papador 10.4, Ascalm 10.2, Master Strowan 10.0. Serenity 9.18, The Diver 9.6, -Silver Hood, Advancer, Naupata, Waiter ere , aiding. White Plume, Armature 9.0.

Westmere Hurdles. Two miles.— Leamiki, Aruake 11.5, The'Rover 10.9, Flingot 10.6, Styrax 9:9, Glenorchy 9.7, Timothy 9.6, Papador, Master Strowan, Tirohanga 9.0. Juvenile Stakes. Five Furlongs.— Dinner Gong 9.0,; Black Heart 8.10,

Tirana 8.8, Deeside, Rewarewa 8.6, Eligible, Bisogue, Depredation 8.4, Pohehe, Spain, Canella 8.1. Stewards’ Handicap. Eight iand ahalf furlongs.—Rewi Poto 9.6, Leouta, Ladoga, Fair Rosamond 8.13, Jem, Postillion, Thee Lucerne, Beldame 7.11, Passadena, Patronale 7.10, Astor 7.9, Court-Martial, Play Off 7.8, Sir Moseley 7.7, Leapuki 7.6, ■ Princess Mon ton, Te Hou Hou 7.4, Crawford, Kaniki, Zetes 7.3, Invader, 7.0, Banksia 6.12, Ineuru 6.10, Sweet Van, Draft 6.7.

Wiritoa Hack Handicap. Eight and a.half furlongs.—Patronymic 9.5, Austin 9.3, Lubfiline 8.11, Quo Wadis 8.0, Rerehau 7.13, Draft, Euroco 7.12, Want 7.10, Sylvan Dale 7.8, Bivouac, Silver Hood 7.6, Rosalys 7.2, Mnhist ick 7.1, Hadeau 7.0.

Petre Hack Handicap. Six furlongs.—The Dodger 9.3, Banksia 9.1, Combustion 9.0, Marimba 8.11, Bold Stroke, King Chiara 8.10, Coldstream ,; .7, Miraculous, New York 8.0, Avon Park 8.3, Rerehau 8.0, Foeman 7.8, Bivouac, Fortify 7.7, Kurapai 7.4. Mahlstick 7.2, Crown Head, Lad o’ Cowrie, Sylvia March, Durane, Grader 7.0.

The eommitee of the Auckland Trotting Club resolved to rescind the motion disqualifying Dr Brockway (president), Mrs C. IT. Giesen, A. Gladding and R. M. Shephard, of the Owners of Trotters and Breeders’ Association, in connection with the Auckland Trotting Club’s spring meeting. The passing of -the resolution rescinded arose out of the alleged boycott by the Northern Association.