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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 10, 6 December 1916, Page 2

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WOODVILLE RACES. Per Press Association. Woodvillc, December 6. Thi l Jockey Club’s meeting is being held in fine weather. There is a good attendance. Results:— Maiden Plate, of 100 sovs, six furlongs.—Hymenestra 1. Form up 2, Wapping 3. Scratched: Parisian, Diamond, Kvleml, Dabnial, Hanpai. Sea Scare, Westella, Fortunate, Coldshine, Alteration, Vaeuum, Quinn's Post. Time, 1.15, Hack Hurdles, of 100 sovs, miles.— Kurapai (9.9) 1, Sir Fisher (9.6) 2, .Mamiia Park (9.2) 3. Scratched ; Mnltuni, Dood, Janitoi - , Keynote. Won by two lengths. Time, 3.2-1.

Grandstand Handicap, of 100 sovs., 7 I'urloiigs.—Antwerp <8.1) 1, Maraetotara i 8.2) 2. -Hlunnakaka 8.1) .‘3. Scratched ; Elation, Hopei to. Mascot. Pall Mall, Sulva. Won by two lengths. Time 1.30 1-5.

Woodville Handicap, of 25050v5., U miles.—Maniaroa (8.3) I ; Chunk 8.11) 2; Orleans (8.4. i 3. Scratched; Square Deal, Bon Here, .Marsinah, Heads 'between placed horses, 'rime. 2.10. THE TOTE VICE. H.S.W. ANGLICANS' DEPLORE INTRODUCTION. Press Association—Copyright. (.Received 10.n.ij a.in.) , Sydney, December (i. I lie Anglican Synod carried a motion deploring the proposed introduction ol the totalisator, and urged the Government to abandon the attempt to raise revenue from national vice. THE RULES OF RACING. AN INTERESTING DECISION, Press Association —Copyngnt. (Received 10. on a.m.) Melbourne,. December (1. I lie Pull Court decided that while

the committee of the \’iotorian Pacing C li:b were empowered to disqnali-

' I.V :> success!ii! horse for a breach of I lie Chili’s rules, they must pay the jowner the amount, of the stakes.