SPORTING.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 100, 29 July 1916, Page 7

SPORTING.

RACING FIXTURES. Aug. 15, 17, 19—C.J.C. Grand National. Aug. 23—Dannevirko R.C. Steeples Aug. 30—Manawatu Hunt Steeples.' ; Aug. 31— North Taranaki Hunt Steep- " les. Sept. 6—Marion J.C Spring. £ e pt, L3_Pahiatua R.C. Annual. i NATIONAL ACCEPTANCES Per Press Association. Christchurch, July 28. The following are the acceptances lor the Grand National meefng:— J Grand National Steeplechase.—Braej burn I 1.1.1, Waimai 11.8, Ngatoa j 10.12, Fagot, Tarero, Vascular, \Viro- ! kino 10.11, Bransfiold 10.8, Now York | 10.3, Bravest 10.2, Glenmore, Ldeal'isra, Nfaupata 9.11, Merry Lad, Cap- ' tain Macky 9.8, Queen's Post. Black I Sea, .Nita, The Brewer, L.uly Bibbero, Heatherlea, Darby Paul, Recharge 0.7. Winter Cup.—Rorke's Drift 11.9, Kooya 11.3, Multifual 11.1, Flying Start 10.12, Sea Down 10.1 i, George 10.6, Goldenlyte, Moltehikoff 10.4, Ilingform 10.2, Ghm-oy 10.1, Gold Soult 10.0, Sedd-ul-B ihr 9.13, Awahou, Fabrikoff 9.5, Ogier, Sir Agnes 9.2, Cherry Blossom 9.1, .ieannot, Speedometer, Black Lupin, San Sebastian, Aurore, Heel-tap, Sir Tarka, Twelfth Night, Gnome, Multum, Jean Laddo, Roufnania, Grand Idea, lciln a 9.0. Grand National Hurdles.—Crib 11.2, Styrax 10.13, Pursefiller 10.11, Kooya 10.9, Te Onga 10.8, Leonta, Harbour Light 10.7, Master Rcgel 10.6, Marconi 10.5, Crown Pear!, Tararu Jack 10.3, Gladful 9.1.1, Art 9.10, KUmeny, Tenacious, Sir Solo 9.5, Banian, Rongahere, Golden March 9.3, St. Kliu'i, Multicipal 9.2, C/.aronus, Sleight of Hand 9.0.

BRACKENFIELD HUNT.

Christchurch, July 27. At the Brackenfield Hunt Club meeting the. principal Steeplechase resulted.: Mawson 10.0 1, W&dparapara 10.8 2, Kingsway 11.12 3. Kingsway, 12.0, won the Hack Steeplechase, and Trireme 9.7 the Hack Hurdles. Yes won the two open flat races. A SOUTHLAND INQUIRY. Bunedin, July 27. A meeting of the Bunedin District Committee to-day received from the Southland Racing Club the result of an inquiry into alleged "dummyism" in training. The committee, deckled that P. Ryder, junr., be not granted a gentlemen rider's license in future; that C. A. Campbell lie disqualified for three years for corrupt practices; that B. H. Towson (trainer) bo cautioned for employing Campbell without making inquiries from his previous employer; and that W. Wallis he suspended for twelve months for acting as a "dummy" trainer.