SPORTING

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 111, 1 May 1908, Page 3

SPORTING

WE LLLNIiXOK ACOK I>TAXCES. l'cr Press Association. Hurdle liiiitdicup—Hcii Sim 11.0, Aeo his 1(1.0, liuyal Blue and Xe Jiaiimii !i.;i, iiepulsc !!.2. Hiiit Handicap— Sea King S.O, Waipakn 8.0 Toa Xulii 7.1J, Jlerrie Zealand ill, Clancliattan, Kunnvaku ;.U, ilus-i-uiV and I'lisni (i.ll. Ahuitai Hack Handicap—Wailcilie D.l, King l'ost 8.7, Xaituko 8.7, Wliarckura (.8. v osami i'.G, Coialie 0.13. Autumn IKimlien{>. —.Marguerite 8.11, 1 ;ii)isiiminna 8.1. Alolucli 7.11, (iazclev 7.4, Stratagem 7.3, .San Julie 7:Z, Carisrtinia (i.KI, \\ liitc |j t . 0.7. I'atilic Handicap—(lold Crist 10.7, Moriaity 8.13, air Frisco, Mon Ami, All linns 8.8, Artillerie 8.4, and Gipsy Belli 1 .St. U'ger-lileneulloeh, Signer, Hold Crest, All lied, and ltosettc 8.10, The Libyan 8.7. Suburban Handicap.—Motoa !).(), Ballarat, Simbonnett 8.4, Sea Kin" 8.1, KiU'lienniaid 7.13, Alerrie Zealand and Aboriginal 7.8, All (inns 7.3. Belmont Hack Handicap—l'enates 0.0. -ir I'risen 8.12. lion Ami 8.1(1, Vosami .8, Ulnc Bell 7.4, Blue Kiblion 0.7. A VON DALE ACCIi I'XAXC lis. Per Press Association. Auckland, Unl Nigiit. Amuniii Handicap, oik.' inile--Lcoualo.- i B.j, J. (_• Aitdia 8.1, Delegate i.l—, Jlis? \uuiuc V.l—, I>kli liuliii; and lui Cakobau 7.10, Celerity and Certainty 7.(>, Uidy lioliiua 7.3, t'oreniost 0.13. Aluiuit ltoskill Handicap, six i'urlongs -Waiutalu 8.3, Stylish s.tl, Azoll i.il, I'.scaniillu and -Memo 7.3, Sir liupert and Jyi'euian 1.2, Dainty 7.U, Kutiti U.lO. Waitakcrei Haiiuk'ap, six lurloiigs.— Jrauiuin D.B, Uoldcu liaglc B.'i, ilaaugai, Xui Cakobau, and llaldaue 7.13, jwli Buliic, Nulcorijii, and Auldearn .1:2, Dogger Bank 7,' J. Xauriki and lipoiu Uiiis i..j, Suultniaid 7.1, WaihtiUa, md Foremost 7.3.

-Maiden Hurdle it.ice. one mile nirl llircc-tjuarters.—,l'aritutu I±7, Lanillock ■ init .Uunligo JO.—, i'lcemount alul Tc K.iimi !i.S, ivapuktipa D.i, -Miss Crispin J.li, yiieen and Philosopher 0.2. Lnglish, Uinsncss, ami i'ukekoho 0.0. !• lying' Handicap, lour furlongs.— lihuk aiul Hold S.u, iialdaue S.ii, Lucior 8.0, i'lii Cukobau j .Ki, Notcorini ami Highly Atom 7.12, Lady French 7.10, Kirsty Frederick 7.4, Blylieii 0.12, I'lull Island and Waihoihoi 6.11). Pony Handicap, live furlongs.—Hughic; O.ti, Octoroon and lmpreinus 0.5, Hopscotch 8.3, Fr&ulieu 7.0, Ngakapa 7.8, I'aul Heaver U. 12, Banshee U.lO. Nursery Handicap, six furlongs.— Karala 8.7, Osgodly /. IU, Waimangu 7.2, llinilock li.lo, Aimwell (i.i. TAIiANAK I 1I lOTKOPOLITAN committi-io. A meeting of Hie Taramiki Meli'ojinlitau Committee was held oil Tuesday night, ilr. F. Watson presiding. Tlicr-' were also present: Messrs lilundell, 101tis. King, Leppcr, Nolan, tStandisli, Webster, and Weston. An application wa 6 received from J. I'. Sliittcry. Manilla, asking that his disqualification for taking part at an unregistered meeting at Kapuni in 1901 should lie removed. —(iranted. An application from J. Mehall'y asking that the disqualification of the mare Lady Arawa should b t . removed was iilso granted. The disqualilication of the horse Wild I-'ire for taking part at an unregistered meeting at 000 in lOUli was cancelled. A request from 11. llartigan that tlu ('isqualilk-ation of the horse Ifiss Park should be cancelled was refused, the twelve months not having elapsed. An application for assistance from lh L > Accident Fund made on behalf of \V. Smith, who was kicked at llawera, was deferred for further information. J.iceiiHes were granted as follows: (.■entlonipii, llessr- S. Mcliae (Patca), .1. Sheehan (Patea); trainers, J. K. l-'ner (llawera); jockeys, L. A. KUis (New Plymouth).