SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 123, 11 October 1912, Page 8

SPORTING.

A NEW ZEALANDER DISQUALIFIED.

By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Received 10, 10.40 p.m. Melbourne, October 10. The stewards disqualified for life F. F. O'Neill; and Charles .Caylock and J. Chevally (jockey) for twelve months for corrupt practices in tire Gave Hill Steeplechase, won by the Wave at Moonee Valley on September ll.' An appeal has been lodged.

DUNEDIN ACCEPTANCES,

By Telegraph—Press Association. Dunedin, Yesterday. The following acceptances have been declared for the second day of the Dunedin races:—

Waikari Hurdles, one mile and a half. —Gangway 11.13, Jack Ashore 10.10, Gold Pin 10.9, Don Rubyl 9.3.

Burnaide Handicap, seven furlongs. Trireme 9.9, Caraid Dileas 8.13, Muircock 8.10, Foam Flake 8.8, Jan 8.8, Cocoon 8.8, Carolus 8.4, Owheter 8.2, Saclia 8.0, Good Times 8.0, Nanda Devi 8.0. Ranfurly Handicap, one mile. Taskmaster 9.2, Coroniform 9.0, Stepmeter 8.13, Odessa 8.5, My Lawyer 8.2, Medallist 7.5, Gnome 7.4, Mumura 7.3, Kilmeny 6.12. J

Dominion Handicap, four furlongs. Fender 8.2, United Service 8.0, Aye Aye 7.12, Whizz 7.12, Marginal 7.11, Siirtovna 7.7, Charlotte 7.7, Peterous 7.7, Immer 7.7, St. Sophia 7.7. Shorts Handicap, six furlongs. Sea King 9.3, My sawyer 8.10, Thistledown 8.0, True Knight 8.0, Gapon 7.10, Anna Carlovna 6.13.

Kaikorai Handicap, six furlongs.—Hesione 9.4, Scottish Star 9.1, Bucco 9.0, Aphaea 8.13, Malum 8.11, Mosgiel 8.9, Cocoon 8.4, Orange Lily 8.0, Larkspur 7.3, Gold Ring 7.11, Miss Devere 7.7„ Jet 7.7, Carpet Knight 7.7, Etrobes 7.7, Mazarin 7.7.

Telegraph Welter, seven furlongs. Countermine 9.12, Russo 9.12, St. Aldan 9.6, Medallist 9,6, Ceylon 9.5, Troon 9.1, Lupulite 8.9, Kostroma 8.9, Anna Carlovna 8.4, Grand Slam 8.3, Directoire 8.2.

At the Hawera tracks before breakfast, on Tuesday morning, Goddard's Coronet—Couriere colt and Patronata (Patronus-Explosion) did pace work and sprinted home over the last four furlongs; Mendip (T. Fryer) and Lady Menschikoff (N, Goddard) galloped six furlongs together, the mare having a little the better of it; Sam Pan and Princess Flo did pace work, and ran home the last three furlongs together; Bercola (L. Nodder) arid the LupinLady of the Lake filly (Dr. Paget) went a couple of rounds at half pace, skipping along over the final two furlongs; and Galtee (Nodder) and Astor (T. Fryer) were associated in a threc-fur-long flutter on the outside of the course proper, and finished together. Grattan, Allure, St. Serf, Avaunce, Lethean, Opeke and others were confined to pace work, —Hawera Star.