SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 191, 11 February 1914, Page 4

SPORTING.

TAJSANAKI ACTUMX .MKI'TLNIi. STAM'S TODAY. (I>\ Moluioa.') 'J In lu.uiiki Joik,\ Clubs milium uniting hlh, li uki, jjUu to ilai a-i I t()-lll<.jly«, pio|lli,l, t 0 i,i ~ Ul()u j {) „ m a,l rc-put- riw iouihi h in fin oi'U , iml In lilt* prOmiHf to l)i ling, •Mi < IK inmii will offiflali u, «-taiti i, ami Ins \ioil, i- too wull known to u 'linn t<stimonialß fioni tins siube In foitiuutils, tin launiki thili mnl 11k nii-tihr of dul.iiiiij,' Mights i,M Liu Jntt day pnoi to tin. Egmont mat m.u, mil tin iuitiiiii<,' at tit" luttu phi' ha* shed .i new light en nliur-,, makiii" two or tliu'c lioiaCh appeal lo 1) thiown inio hiniliuip neiils hue this is p.u tiuiluh noticeable in the case ol lUwi I'oto, who seoied with 8 7 in tin Kgmont Stakes, beating Glad'olc *m»il other hoisos on almost even urt'is Re\w I'oto will..be westing Uladiole n\& a dilieii'iiei' of Mil) ftjp» Flying cap, and the black. Jloric mlfpltigaiwt ii poor lot in i llandiiap Lonfi Lupin, who \v,iß ouh lolliiul 30 jnids from the post in the Egmont Stakes, earning th< *ti uliii ot 'l-t i- ,il«o well tnattd in tin <-U\ ,i,i,' Hindu .ip, run over a Union;: shoitu ioium, with 7 I Patron,- who jiußttlii 1 nlns' Bran let at llawei i il„W''-(Apri a p'nalt. that raie not iKinjr i hanilu ip i\,nl \put from t lit -1 uiifoilimiti, ami -o far 1the hamlicnpper is coucerued, unaroii|< able circumstances, the races look vcrv open. "Form" is not always a reliable guide, as many punters have found to their cost, and many surpii-es may be in store for backers'of favorites. 'The following horses have been scratched for all engagements at the meeting: ~ I Monologue, Royal Dragoon, Aniake. Ineuru, Tiora, and Ked Saint. Penalties (1 r 71b will be put up bv Hula and Kiihin (in the Hurdles); Astor and Powder Fo\ i (in the Stewards' Handicap); and Di Gniiia (in the Okato Handicap). Horses (hat are likely lo carry a lot of money today include Kurnalpi and llnia (in the Hurdles); Lord l.npin and Peronilln (in the Stewards' Handicap): Paoli and Tyson iTininrn Hack Ilanilieap); Km perador and Allegation (C'upl: Kcwi Poto. Tetikura. and White Crane (Welter); Di flam-i and f'aniite (Okato Han ilicapl; Piewi Poto (if reserved) and j Oladiole (Flying Handicap); and Sylvan I dale and Patroon (in the Scurry).' The I fust race starts at noon.

The attention of racing men and Hut owners is directed to the sale of thoroughbred horses to li" held by Mr. Newton Kins; ■'* Jackson'- stables at 0.!!0 on Thursday morning. The list includes two three-year-old fillies V Bandsman (Hotchkiss—Kate (,'odfrcyj. from Fancy work and Go-ling respectively; a yearling colt by Svlvia Park, an.l a two-year-old colt by Patronu-, liotli out of Kaneyworli. All these yoim,.' horses are untried and in good trim, the Sylvia Park 'colt being a particularly well grown, handsome youngster, liotli Kanevwork and Gosling are connected with well-known running families, (he hitter being out of f!oosandc:\ a full sister to the champion mare Mor gan-cr. In addition to the above, th.' six-year-old Ridicule will ah-a he offi-r-d. This horse is ,i full-brother to St. U'll> St. flute, and Killinston. He ran third at the last Taranaki meeting, is a maiden, and has shown considerable pace. All the lots are for sale, practically without reserve... ." 5, , I'fv.cHASixc m\t,it.i.o Ry Cable—Press Association—Copyright Piceived 10, fl.?0 p.m. Svdnev. Fehruarv 10 Mr Taylor, of the Macipiarie Stud has purcha-ed (he stallion Murillo fo.' l.VKlgns. scnATOTHNCS. Ily Telegraph—Press Association. Wanjranni. l.a-t Night. Kilrain ha- lvcn scratched for all en K;:cemei,ts at (he Wanganui .t.C. Meet-