SPOTTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 89, 10 September 1914, Page 8

SPOTTING.

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X'ur I'il'ss Ajociation. , Dannevirke, Last Night. \ The Dannevirke Racing CJuU's is..«tpaechase meeting' was held 10-dUy j n spieu did weatluer. The eouise was in B pi ell did order, and the aUemfcuwte-laig"*. Tli. totalisator invesunients oim-cquiiud t< £11,280, a» coxipared with £\lfiw a the correspond, ng meeting hai, yea,!-. Several falls occurred during the iump iug events. Gerbera broke his -leg in tfli= Hack Iluideti, and liad) to be dti?t>rove<l Results:— J HACK HANDICAP 1 '/ 2 milcs.—l Glen Nevis 1, 4 'Goldcnwater 2, 0 Lammlorf 3. Also started: Merry Guy, iManitui, Ibbara, Gevbeni, fkni?-i tic, Oullinan, Papador, Pikrho, Goid» Lock, Kakuwai. Pikilio fell at toe first fence Manitau at the second, Ibhsvr, [Gcrbeva, Soultic and Papador at t(io 1 third, and Mcmltie- at the hist 01*? I Nevis wos always in a good poatt!«% 1 and won easily by a length and a. h,sv)f, '.half a length between, second and, tfiyd. Time 2min, 50 l-ssec. UiIUTAOHOA HACK HANDICAP, .seven furlongs.—M Ontario 1, » o">lui.n--bus 2,, 2 AJccs 3. A'so started: 4 Gazette, 9 Oourtlc-y, 5 Lady Te&zlfi, 7 Clmrierose, * Tue Nile. 10 Lord Kilefcor-.. an, 0 PcTaaps,""? jfJ Sn« ! ate. "At iWd:itniiee Mantar.o tin tb fciitsicte «notj through, and won by a Keiii'ti'tm&dlambus. Time iflnrn. 9 $-t<>e&:~', ■..'■■ 1 fIPRLSiG mmmW; : 'v;.y..PFNj M l dml a ouarter |ter Lupin 2, Sir Stfip'.- 4, Also started: | 8 Peroneal, 3 Ladr Louise. 8 Redloh. 0 I Sir Antrim, 7 The Summit, 5 Football. I With, three furlongs to go, Master Lupin had assumed conrmand, hut enter-1 nfe the straight Indigo went to. the I front, and won by w br.re length, Sir Solo a fair third, and Lady Louise fourth. , I ■DANiXiKViIKKR ' ; two and tliriie-ouartcr miles.—3 Ofnisin Jack 1, 1 Kaaro.i 2, 3 Darby Paid 3. Also started: 2 Sjiwksiivn," 4 ,Rov<il Medal, 6 Tewhetu, 8 Tliro Abu, 9 Defeat. Kam-oa was IkmHv left at tlve start, but before a mfW had been traversed he was with the field, and assumed' oommarKl at the Wk of the course, followed by Cousin Jack, wlio then 'took up tibo running, and he and Fond Memriry led throughout the second rennd to the last jump, where. Fond Memory fell, also PporfMrnait. » Kauroa- was six lengths behind the winner. fcV mat* distanee between second and third. Time I 5m in. 33seo.

TRIAL STAKES, ■»* furlongs (weinbr. Rat.).—3 Master Achillea 1, 7 >S<*i. T«rd 2, 4 Bhiwlial>vu 3. Also started.: 5 Elevate, 5 Bosalys, I Montelvo, 6 Improve, 12 GoMbearing, 14 Krishna 11 jlVßss Gun, 10 Te Aunui, Hi Tanwhou. 33 .Was Heaton, 9 Sir Agnes. 2 Te Opai. 14 Blissful, 18 Totoli, 8 Bally-bar, 14 linger Pign-l. 5 J».n>itor. 17 Canada's Co'w. 15 Mono. Won by three and a half len-rth*. Tjti", lin\irt lfr*c. HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, about two miles.—9 Tyranwie 1, 3'Kurnalpi 2, 7 Blend 3. Also started 1 : 1 M»kiivi. 9 Master .i Ziundaliiro. 10 Master Stead, f! Bmblerf), 4 Snpopcfic, 11 litirrty,, ■ 13 Black Qnecrt, 14 Eangi, 2 Grey Renown, -12 Gir«y Dot. Won comfortably by four 'lan-rfh-s, two lengtlis ibetween second and third, 4m'n. s'2issee. _, OTANGA HANDICAP, one mile a n «l 50 yaTds.—l Awatou 1,3 Merrie Pnanlc 2, fi Negative 3. A3so Rt.nrt°<l. 2 Oojitmotion, fl ItedWi 3 Vi. 4 Smilax. 7 W«ipaku. C Stetnlinll, 8 Montreal. The fieH was bunched in Hie - .■straight. w;h«n Awahou Kliot out an.il won easily by a lomj'fch nnd a l»>lf. Time lmin.'4Bic. HACK WETjTFI!!, seven furlong.— 4 Alccto 1. 2 Aires 2. 3 Sir Dowvhl S. Also started: 5. Gazette, 9 Pte?m, 7 Owi-tler, 10 Poiicemaker. H Perha,i», .13 Ron<?omai. 3 minster AeHlleß. 6 MvsW.fied-, 8 Otatn.ro,' H Glint, 12 Baprnpoa Won comfortably. Time lm'm. 308ec.