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\ T.C. \ 1 (Per Press Association.) \ AUCKLAND, Dec. 31. AuqkjlaSd Trotting Club's summer nieetinjb' was continued to-day. The JweathiH was fine and attendance I good. H.' totalisator handled £4009 in ten billing tickets. Results : | SecoiM Maiden Trot, one mile.— Day Ifewn 1, Seacolo 2, Patient 3. Time, aniin- 53 2-ssec. Dividends £4 .2s <ancUC3 Bs. 1' | LadieMßracelet Trot, ono mile and ft )i a lf.- Jp'acole 1, BeiScar 2, Fibre t 8. Tin'ie, 4min 19 2-sscc. Dividends £2 9s and £1 Is. | £ I Christmas Handicap, six and a half furlongs,.—Lucrece, 7.5, 1, Wlvuwhai, 1 I 7.5, 2 ; Gladys Rose, 7.11, 3. Time, llmin 2(ist<c. Dividends, £2 4s and •' 15s. I | Summon Trot Cup, two miles. —ji | Typewriter 1, Duchess of Rothschild > 2, Harold Abdullah 3. Time, smin 1 Bsec. Dividends, £3 8s and £1 13s. I Tramway Handicap Trot, one mile ]' and a tiuarh'r.—Little Paul 1, Al- ,1 ■ bertorious 2, C a rbolic 3. 'Kmc 3m,',n , £ 21 2-ssec. Dividends, £ls lfis and , c |t Class Trot, one mile and a hull'— | Specialist 1, Rushlight 2, Miss Htion £ 3. Time, :!rain 56 2-ssec. Dividends 1 £5 14s and Bs. * Epsom Handicap, five furlongs. Whawhai!, 7.4, 1; Marisa 6.11, 2 ; Delia Roso 8.5), 3. Time, luiin 8J sec 4 Dividend*, £4 lis and 13s. ' Dash Handicap Trot, one mileJuliette 1, Rushlight 2, Tho Mooress ' , 3. Time, 2min -48 2-ssec. Dividends, £5 9s and 14si 1 1 ( NOTES. J (By "lloturoa.") j The stewards of the Auckland Rao I ing Club were not satisfied with 1 1 the running og I'aritutu in the Salisbury Welter, aid the owner (Mr.). : George) and the lider (C. Jenkins) : were summoned to the stewnrds' room. After huiring a statement r from the owner the inquiry was ' adjourned in order to allow of. certain proofs beingsubmitted. Tho A.R.C. stewards are determined to put down the dangerous practice indulged in by contain riders known as "cutting in," and called before them Beale, the rider of Ailsa, in the Summer Cup, who was Clearly taking risk! at the start of (hat race. The rider's excuse was that others did the same. He was, however, severely cautioned, and a warning wab also issued that tile next ollender would not get off so easily. 'l'm; pf!ftWc(TVns a highly dangerous one, and the stewards aro rightly determined to put it down firmly, so jockeys will only have themselves to blame should they incur punishment under this head. Punters have a good largo bill-of- ■ fare before them again to-day. ■ Meetings are in progress at Auck- ! land, Tauhercnikau, Hawko's Bay, ! Rangitikei, and Opunake. Tho fol- * lowing are my selections J AUCKLAND. . Glasgow Handicap, seven furlongs—- , Ailsa, Golden Vein, Numa. New Year *'H,lurdlcs, two miles.— [ Spalpeen, Princess of Thule, Dolores. Derby, r one aijdj a half miles.—G. G. . Stead's elect, Gjjidsome, Boris. Midsummer HuiJdicap, five furlongs, t —Boomerang, lumifid, Kilderkin. County llaniflcup, six furlongs.— 1 Kremlilf; Ailsa, ttlohora. Racing Club Handicap, one milo . and a half.—Sc try, Mahutonga, Ro--3 iueo< d Pony Handicap' 'six furlongs.—Gir- ' r ton Girl, Reduction, Forth. . Maiden HandicnV 011 c mile and a quarter.—King Pqul, Bellman, Soa- ■ bird, WAIRA iiAPA* t Maiden Hack, tiio furlongs.—Ta- . kina, Hoturoa, Montague. Tuhitarata Handicap, six furlongs, i —Solution, MatukufTurepo. i To Awaite Hacklltirdles, one mile : and a half.—Rungalmya, Grand Jury, - Saraband. § 1 Rimutaka Hack- Handicap, one milo f and a distance.—l'i.ncy Work, Wai- ' ■ toa, Matakokiri, \ ' Wairarapa Cup, <-ie mile and a - quarter,—Convoy t .Armistice, Solu- ' ! tion. ' ! Pukio Hack' Handicap, six turlongs.—Coxswain, Blink Squall, Sardonyx. .. ' Reynoids Handicap, seven furlongs. 1 Shraimel Shell, Blazer, Pure Sil- • ■ ,ver, 1 Mokai Hack Welter, one mile.—Wai- ■ toa, Sagacious, Fancy Work. HAWKE'S BAY. Maiden Hack Handicap, five fur- . | longs.—Tonderghie, Forest Vale, < J Outeri Christmas Handicap, six furlongs— Whak'awehi, Catspaw, Ferdita< Welter Hack Kandicap, one mile.— Barca, Polyanthus, Admiral Cervcr- ( as. President's Handicap, one mile and | a-quarter.—Benair, llinetaura, "Madrigal. Two-year-old Handicap, four fur. longs.—Loiret, Martyr King, Merry Tiger. 1 Flying Hack Handicap, six fur- ' . longs.—Coxswain, Horatio, Sir Per- 1 * civale. ' Now Year Handicap, seven furlongs 1 | Ngatarua, Whakawehi, Repulse. RANGITIKEI. 1 Maideu ITacR Flat.—Cyreno, Tro- ■ phine, Rotoairo. Flying Handicap, six furlongs.—Re- ' gulation, Shraimel, Parkshot. Ohakea Hurdles, one mile and three-quarters. Jeannie tl'Albert 1 , 1 Miss King, Vivacity. Carnarvon Hack Handicap, six fur- ■ l»ngs.—Cj rene, Tomairapgi, Delalnere. Rangitikei Ctip, one mile and a quarter.—Douche, Cairngorm, Seagull. Railway Hack Hurdles, one mile and a half.—Springbok, Teruvian, Anadeja.Makowai Welter Handicap, seven furlongs.—Full Cry, Cairngorm, Wind Pukenui Welter Handicap.—Bonheur,'Rotoairo, Kuroki. OPI'NAKE. Hurdles.—Lurcher. Fly ing.—Ma t aura. Opunake Handicap.—Chola. New Year Stakes.—Aureole. Wolter,. —Crimson Lake. 1 Maiden.—Mahikilii. ' Final.—Signora.; '
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7701, 2 January 1905, Page 2
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