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SPORTING.

DA.NNEYIIiKE MEETLNO. By Telegraph.—Press Association, Daimevirke. Last .Night. ; The autumn Meeting of Hi,. Damu'virke .locke.v Club opened .to-dav in ideal weather. The attendance' was large and good In Ids faced the starter. Some capital racing was seen. .Nine bookmakers, were inside and three out. Results:Hack Hurdle., „ao. mile una threeipiartcrs,—Hippurollla. 10.13 (Watt) I; S'tnery !1.l |f. |> r i,. P | •>. Specio.su 9.S (Campbell) :!. Al-o started. .Narcotic 10.12, Whatakura 10.11. Roscm-ovo !).(). and Waikareao D.O. " Makirikiri Hack, six l'urlou<'s Aberbrothoek 8.2 (Olliver) 1, Kimmenan (i.ll I (Bat ten I 2; lia.vcra li.H) 111. Price} ,•>. j Also started: First Hate £.2, .Martyr King 7.11. Ilonniv Doon 7.4. Won easily. Kimmerian was ridden hard. Time lin in I.V/jmcc. Dauncvirke Cup. one mile and a-miav-ter-C»ld Lace 7.3 (Cress) 1; Sandstream S.ll (Hatch) 2: WoodJicv. 8.3 (F. I), .limes) I!. Also started: ll'allvhcigh 7:13. .Moloch 7.12. Clianteus,. ;.!). Mcrri,! Hose 11.13, Loiret iI.S, Tangeroa 1i.7. liereiigaria 1i.7. Iliglnlen 0.7, Clianiois 0.7. A splendid race. Merrie Rose led to the mile, when Cold Lace aad Sandstream put in a claim. Entering the straight the. field was well hunched, and after a ding-dong go In the distance Cold Lace won by a head, Woodhey a length away third. Time. 2min Usee.' Nursery Handicap, four furlongs— Boanerges 8.3 (Hutch) 1; Day Beam 8.13 (F, D. .Jones) 2; Seraphic 7.5 (Cress) 3. Also started: Ball.y Shannon 5.12, Merrigal 8.3, Glissade 7.2, Kiltie. Lass 7.7, Ambrosial! 7.(1, Beach 7.3, Latchot 7.2, Topuiii 7.2. Amphianser 0.13. Won easily by two lengths. Time, 4!l.sec. Tahoraite Hack Welter, seven furlongs—Nyland 8.3 (Hatch) 1; Goodwin Park 8.!) (W. Price) 2; Continuance 8.2 (Parraniore) 3. Also started: Windage 9.7, Awha 8.13. Projectile S.B. Rangiknpua 8.0, Tuatahi 8.0, Robin Link 8.4. Stormlight 8.0, Quandary 8.0, Coliisius 8.1). Won by a long neck, Continuance a length away. Time, lmiii 31sec.

Plying Stakes, six furlongs—Vi 8.0, 1; Plnek 7.< i, 2; Stylish 8.0, 3. Also started: North Head 8.10, Mussel 7.3, Voetgang 7.2, Tuatahi 7.0. Won with, the greatest ease by a length, and a-half, Pluck a length away. Time, liniu ssee! Electric Hack, live furlong—Hermia 7.!), 1; Toanga 7.0, 2; Iney 7.12, 3. Also ran: Tinotoa 8.0, Hereward 7.12, Waipunui 7.9, Ora Pinsent 7.0, Waiariki 7.0, Prevail 7.0. AVon by half a length, a length separating second and third. Time, lmin 3scc. Tamaki Welter, seven furlongs—Maiora 0.1, 1; Aboriginal 8.10, 2; Moscow 8.3, 3. Also ran: Silken Rein 0.4, Martyrium 9.3, Ueiiukn 8.11, Seaton Dale 8.9, Kurowhaka 8.9, RangiheU 7.7, Investment 8.0. A splendid race. Won by a, length. Time, lmin 29sec. The amount put through the machine was £0343. The bookmakers' fees were about £2lO.

SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. Dannevirke, Last 'Night. Acceptances for the second day arc as follow:Hack Hurdles. Whakatnra 10.12, Speciosa 9.12, Scenery 9.5, Robin Link, Waikoreoa, Roscgrovc 9.0. March Handicap.—Stvlish and North Head 8.9. Aboriginal 7.13. Pliirk 7.9. Merric Hose 7.7, Toa Tuhi 7.7. Xupuata Hack Welter—First Mate 9.11, Windage 9.0, Mildura and Goodwin Park 8.13, Monsieur Bcaucaire 7.13, Kobin Link 7.ll,'Stormlight and (Juandry 7.10. j Autumn Handicap.—.Smiilstroain 9.9, Roosevelt 8.5, Bally Heigh 8.(1, Vi 7.13, Moloch 7.12, Waitapu i.ln. Taugaroa 0.7. Juvenile Handicap.—Day Beam 9.1. Scraptic 7.U, Kiltie Lass, Ambrosian. tllissade, and Lntehet 7.0, Xe J'uia O.K, Ariom and Kanpare f1.7. ' Mangatera Hack.—Aherbrolbock 9.0. First Mate 8.11, Voetgang 5.2, Miss Vera 7.13, Awiia 7.12, Tuablii 7.0. Continuance 7.3. Kaitake Welter— Martyriuui and The Cockatoo 9.2, Silken Rem 9.0, Aboriginal 8.13, Kurawaka 8.0, Seat on Dale SU, Loirct 8.3, Moscow 5.2, Rangitata 8.1, Tongaroa and Aberlnothock 7.13. Ucrongaria 7.9. Telephone Hack.—llermia S.H), Mereward and Inez 8.3, Martyr King 7.1.'1, Tino Toa 7.12, Waipunui 7.11, Ora, Pinsent, Bonnie Doon Kinimcrian 7.4. Rawera 0.13, Prevail 0.9. THAMES ACCEPTANCES. Thames, Lost Night. The following are the corrected acceptances for the Thinaes raee»: ■- .Maiden, six furlongs—Waiotahi 7.10. lioldwiu 7.0, Jill 7.5, Urania 7.4, .Master Paul 7.2, Kiatakaro 7.2, Ariatos 7.0, Lady Jane (i.12, Tenby [i.7. Hack, live furlongs—Coldw in 7.7, Frccmaiitle 7.0. Lady Aroha 7..5, Jiil 7.5, Jlistn- Paul 7.3, Uukuliia 7.3. Leu 7.0, Tenby U. 7. Handicap, one mile and three-i|Uaiieia -'Post Haste 10.4, Kapakapa 9.11. Okaihait 9.10. Searchlight 9.10. Eblis 9.5, Putaruru 9.0. Kaitaugata 9.0, Red Mo-' tlicgor 9.0. Steeples, two miles and a-half—Capi-tol 10.12. Ladv Lants 9.12, Kapakapa 9.12, Oknihuu' 9.9, Wainioeri 9.7, Red McGregor 9.7. Autumn Stakes, one, mile and 30yds— Uranium 9.3, St. Tui 8.5, Mauapouri 8.0, Azolf 7.13, Explosive 7.12, Escamillo 7.7, Curnia'iiina 7.0. Shorts Handicap, lour furlongs—llikuai 9.8, Mws Wiuuie 9.0. Positive 7.0. Maranagi 7.0, Aristos 0.13. Railway Handicap, six furlongs—Miss Winnie 9.0, llikuai 8.9, Noteorini 8.0, Azotf 8.0, E.vplosive 7.13, Rarala 7.0, Jena 7.5, Kecpstep 7.4. Positive 7.2, Maranagi 7.0, Ncwtowa 0.10. Welter, seven furlongs —Noteorini 10.2, Coneitte 9.0, Waiotahi 9.0, Newtown 9.0. Aureate 8.7, Kaitaugata 8.7. Kiatakaro 8.7. PATEA RACING COUNCIL. At a meeting of the committee of the Patea Racing Club on Monday evening the report of Messrs. Meßae and Budge, members of the Taranaki Metropolitan Club, was read as follows:—"As requested by you, we this day thoroughly examined your racecourse, and are of opinion that it would be very unwise of your club to use either the old or the iiew course for your coming meeting, ■lor the following reasons: The new 'course we consider unsafe owing to the loose state of the surface. As regards the old track, we are of opinion that it is unlit in its present condition, owing to the holes and wheel tracks, iind it is (piestioiuible whether in the event of rain coming soon it eouhl be improved sufficiently to make it lit to race on, and, on the other hand, if we get a lot of rain it might he in as bad a slate as it was last year: besides which, we are of opinion that whatever the •weather conditions may be between now and the date of your meeting, it would be absolutely unsafe where the tracks merge at either end of the new tilling. We would therefore sugg.-t that you make application In either the Waverlev or Haw-era Cluljs for )ieriiiMoii to hold vour meeting on whichever course you deem most suitable, in which ca»c vou will have to obtain the sanction of the Metropolitan Club." After a lengthv discu--i"n the report w:w ndonled.

The sccrotarv nf I In- C'liili has ivcoiv- ,,| a requisition signed by iiini- in hers asking Uwt a special nici-tins? lie called t i discuss tile place of holding (lie race-.

Sonltlinc, who went oil' a little a'llcr the. .Newmarket Handicap, has picked 'A later Sydney cable intimates that Soiiltliiw has been scratched for all liandwiek engagements.

This in how a breezy writer >mn< up an Australian race ineeling (the thcriniuiictcr, it niav lie mentioned, stood ISO in (he shade): "Before the liisl race -(aided the committee was drunk, the clerk of (he eoinse was boozed, the -tewards were tijrlil, (lie. judge was lialf-i-ea.- over. Sniveller was flickered, the owner was .intoxicated, several .lay I'a.vs were toned up to fighting pitch. San-dalwood-cuUers were full of light and beer—and the crowd were veira fu'. The racing was not of a very high Older, and at times it was very dillicult tu (ell whether the horse was winning one race, or losing the previous event hy (wo laps. The judge couldn't decide and j Hie crowd couldn't see."

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 39, 11 March 1909, Page 3

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SPORTING. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 39, 11 March 1909, Page 3

SPORTING. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 39, 11 March 1909, Page 3

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