SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 273, 11 November 1908, Page 2

SPORTING.

C.J.C. ACCEPTANCES, By Press Association. Christchureh, Last Night. For the C.J.C. Metropolitan meeting the following acceptances and final payments have been received;— Suburban llnrdle Handicap, of 200 sovs, second 30 .sovs and third 10 sots from the stake.—Stormont 12.3, Snip 11.0, Playmate- IU.O, Leonardo 10.7, Stronghold 10.5, Farley Grove 0.0. .Spring Nursery Handicap, of 350 sovs, second 35 sovs and third 15 sovs from the stake; four furlongs,—Day beam 8.5, Applegarth 8.0, Kilwinning 7.1*0, Merigal 7.3, Oymbiform 7.5, Caspian 7.5, Celaeno 7.4, Latehct 7.0, Boutadc 8.11, Aetna 6.7. Avon Welter Handicap, of 200 sovs, second 35 sovs and third 15 sovs from tile stake; seven furlongs.—Grenadier 9.13, l'ctrovna 0.7, St. Aidan 0.3, Diabolo 8.13, Trim 8.12, All (inns 8.12, Sweet Angelas 5.5, G'olden Cairn 7.13, Outlander 7.13, Lady Lucy 7.13, Contender 7.12, I'risin 7.8, Tsitsihar 7.7, Court Beauty 7.7.

Canterbury Cup, of 700 sovs, second 125 sovs and third 75 sovs from the stake; two miles and a-ipiarter.—Hon. •I. D. Ormond's Zimmerman, syrs, 0.5; D. Moraghan's Master iDclaval, Oyrs, 0.3; T. J). Lowry's Downfall, Jyrs, 0.0; 1). Buick's Tangimoana, syra, 0.0; \Y. and G. L Stead's Ringdove, 4yrs, and .1. Monk's Diabolo, 3yr.s, 7.0; Sir Ceo. Clifford's Husbandman, 3yrs, 7.0. •Jockey Club Handicap, of 000 sovs,

second 75 sovs and third 25 sovs from the stake; one mile.—l'enates 0.1, Bobrikolf 0.0, Sir 'Frisco 8.10, All lied 8.10, Apa 8.0, Glencullodi 8.4, Dawn 8.2, Master Soult 7.13, Full Rate 7.11, Sea King 7.0, Moriarty 7.9, Tiptoe 7.8, Moloch 7.7, Rose Noble 6.11, Nobel (i.iO, Harvest 0.7, Outlander 0.7.

The Oaks Stakes, of 400 sovs, second to receive 75 sovs and third 25 sovs out of the stake; for three-year-old fillies, 8.10; one mile and a-half.—G. D. Greenwood's Sunglow, Hon. J. D. Or-

mond's Pellicle, 11. F. Nicoll's Sanlita, .1. ('. X. Grigg's Dahehick, G. P. Donnelly's Gold Treasure, G. 'P. Donnelly's Gold Lace, T. JI. Lowry's Chanteuse, 11. A. Knight's Bountiful, 11. A. Knight's Tikitore, J. S. Thane's Artillcric. Ashley Handicap, of 120 sovs, second 20 sovs and third 5 sovs from the stake; six furlongs.—Mythical 8.10, Tremulous 8.0, Orsino 8.2, llelinntlies 8.0, Ineiibonny 8.0, Advantage 7.11, Sunt Rosal'er 7.10.' Love Wisely 7.0, Cavalimt 8.2, Montague 7.0, Merry Lass 7.0, Vologda 7.0, Obligate 0.13, Mastercr 0.7. Electric Plate, of 350 sovs, second 35 sovs and third 15 sovs from the stake; weight-for-age; four furlongs.— Count Witte 0.0, Lupulite 8.12, Naurnai 8.11, Vinco 8.11, Volodia 8.10, Gold Thread 8.0, Kilts 7.13," Armlet 7.11, Flitaway 7.11, Gipsy Belle 7.11, Passion 7.11, Appiegarth 0.0, Broadsword 0.0, Elysian 6.0, Kilwinning 6.6, Expansion 6.3, Fasnakyle 6.1.

TARATAHI-CARTERTON MEETING. Masterton, Last Night. The Taralahi-Carterton Racin" Club concluded its meeting to-day in fine weather. The amount put through the totalisator was £1309, against £lll,llO. The total lor the meeting was £ll,Bll, against £19,20!) last year. Results - — Parkvale Hurdles, one mile and threequarters. Lebeecio 1, Commander 2. Don Carlos 3. Also started: Indian .Mutiny (disqualified), Ilaeremai, Oaitburne, and Whakatika. Indian Mutiny won by a length, lmt the owner of Lebeecio entered a protest against Mutiny for interference, and the protest committee decided to award the race to Lcbeccio and disqualify F. Raymond, the rider of Mutiny, for the rest of the season.

Dalefield Hack, six furlongs,—Sir Antrim 1, Lochiela 2, No Trumps 3. Also started: Royal Maid' .Splash, Bluebell, Osiris, and Conquer. Won by a head. Time, lmin 10 l-sscc. Telegraph Handicap, six furlongs.— Golden Eagle 1, Waicola 2, Toa Tuhi 3. Also started: Lothair. Won by half a length. Time, lmin 17 l-!>sec. Taratahi Hack Handicap, five furlongs. —Tuiuut 1, lioek Eerry 2, Oblivion 3. Also started: Axite. Tliera, Oastii;lionc, and Bravery. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin 3see. Clarcvillc Handicap, one mile.—Tranni 1, Irish Rifle anil Blue Ribbon (dead heat) 2. Also started: Polyanthus, Mutnuri. Silken Rein, and King Post. Won by half a length. Time, lmin 4,' i 2-osec. Grandstand Hack Welter, one mile. — Passive 1, Flintgiin 2, Sealer 3. Also started: Windage, Golden Butterfly, The Dane, and Knight Commander. Won by three lengths. Time, lmin 4osec. Maiden Hack Scurry, live furlongs. — Purakau 1, Waiivarcwarc 2, Viuco ?. Also started: Afterthought and Silver Light. Won by half a length. Time, lmin Isec. Carterton Wellcr, seven furlongs.— Aberration 1, Skye 2, Gaelic 3. Also started: Mutaari, Flotilla, ami Leeretius. Won by a length. Time, lmin 2Uscc.

WAIHI WEIGHTS. ■Mr. E. Mcßae lias declared tile following weights for the Waihi annual meeting, which takes place on Thursday, November 19th: inlying Handicap—Fulniinator 9.8, Gold Bit 8.12, (Jlull 8.10, liaereinai 8.7, Hapuka 8.0, Kiri 7.10. Hurdles Handicap—G lengariil' 11.7, Tokomaru 1U.12, Drudgery 10.3, Greyhead 10.J, Bugler 9.12, Wapitee Lass 0.12. Cup Handicap—-Mistress O.S, Starfish 9.0, Sliuja 8.5 Black Banner 7.12, Lame 7.10.

Publicans' Handicap—Mistress 0.12, Fulniinator 9.5, Durability 8.12, Glen 8.5, liaereinai 8.1, Ouustoc'k 7.12, Larne 7.10, tfapuihi 7.7, Ivairoa 7.7, Life 8.0. Handicap Trot—Bob E. T. scr.; ComlorL Dsec., Urenui 30sec., Mori, Ngapo and Joe Josec., Viyella and Pearlie 50 see., Niuirod, Laddy, Puriri, Nuna, Lady .Maud, Fanny 55see., Tmiga, Barney, Why Not, The Mule, Tommy, Tiny liO see. Acceptances and general entries close with the lion, sec., Mr, XI. George, on Thursday, November 12 th, at 9 p.m.

'I'URF TOPIC'S. (By "Moturoa.") Mr E. P. Webster, the newly-appoint-ed secretary of the Taranaki J.C., attended the \\ .. verlry meeting and might have been seen interviewing owners and generally putting in a word for the forthcoming T.J.C, Christmas meeting. Mr Webster is bent on pursuing a progressive policy and as a result of energy the nomination lists for the coming meeting should lill satisfactorily. Jlr Mcllvride, tile owner of Clonnllin, received a wire from his trainer, Mr. 11. Eva, yesterday stating that the horse had a very bad run in the New'-' 1 Zealand Cup and ivas cut about the legs, preventing liitn starting again at tile meeting. This is verv bad luck, considering how well the' horse was galloping and it is to be hoped that the trainer's assurance that the horse will be all right aj-aiu in a few (lacs will prove correct. Mr. 11. Eva leaves for New Plymouth to-day with (.'l.n. ullin and I'lilaudo.