SPORTING.
ASHHIIRST-POI-lAXGIXA ACCEPTANCES
By Telegraph.—Press Association. Palmerston N., Last Night. ! The following are the Ashhurst-Pohan-. gina acceptances: 1 i Trial Hurdles Handicap—Dorando 9.9, All Trumps,! Maori Rifle, Winchester,. Lorraine, Seaworthy, Whitestone 9.0. Flying Handicap—Moreykoff 9.0, Magneta 8.1, Gladiole, Golden Age 7.12, Miss Sylvia, Turna. 7.9, Bracken 7.1, First Water 6.11, Parewanui G.lO, Golden Ripple, Patrongina 6.7. Ashhurst Guineas—Rill 9.1, Waikeliua, Florence Nightingale 8.'5.. i Ashhurst Cup—North East 9.2, Sandi stream 9.1, Mendip 8.11, Yi 8.4, Gunboat, iHighdell 7.9, Penza .7.8, Merry Frank, ( First Mate 7.7, Goodwin Park 7.2, The- | tis, Vibration, Voetgang 6.7. Komjko Welter Hack Handicap—Waipunui 9.13, San Lass 9.5, Midian. 9.3, The Rover 8.7, Contour 8.(3, Mediterranean 8.2, Miss Sylvia 8.1, Bracken, Floater, Ira 7.10, All Trumps, Queen of Scots, Epsom Downs 7.7. Pohangiina Handicap—St. Bill 9.0, War Song 8.13, Moree 7.7, Singer 6.13, Conquestiria, Waicola 6.7.
Maiden- Hack Handicap—Aliupai 9.0, Melologue 8.10, Toapango, Wairoto 8.9, Aurora, Avaunt, Artistic "8.8, Puketotara 8.7, Nesterine 8.6,- First Waiter, Jolly Maiden 8.5, Moonddne, Passadona 8.4, Konowai, Golden Ripple, Moeroa, Liguori 8.0. Manawatu: Gorge Welter Handicap— Penza 9.2, Waipunui 9.1, First Consuli 8.13, Toanga 8,12, Thetis 8.11, Ariom'B.4, Strathmoira 8.2, Singer 8.0, Aimwell 7.11, Captain Bell 7.9, Waicola 7.7.
HOLIDAY DIFFICULTY IN AUCKLAND.
! . Auckland, Yesterday, i The vexed question of whether or not Monday, December 26, is to be kept as a holiday has put Auckland Racing Club in a quandary. ''At a meeting of the committee to-night it was decided to hold the meeting on the dates originally fixed, viz., December 26 and 29, and January 2 and 3, provided that trains are running as usual on the 26th, and that the Minister for Internal Affairs issues a totalisator permit for that day.
TARANAKI GENERAL ENTRIES AND ACCEPTANCES.
Entries, for the Huatoki Plate and First and Second Scurry Handicaps, and acceptances for the first day's events at the Taranaki Christmas meeting close with the secretary, Mr. E. P. Webster, on Friday evening at nine o'clock.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 211, 15 December 1910, Page 8
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