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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 215, 18 February 1915, Page 8

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WOODYTLLE ACCEPTAXCES. j l'>y Telegraph.—Per Press Association, i Woodvijle, Last Xiglit. ! Tin; following are the acceptances for ihc second day of the Woodvide Jockey Vinb's Allium;; meeting:— KU.MEROA HACK. Five furlongs.--Allan Doonc 8.8, Vladiiicaii 8.2, Improve ,',ii, Martyross ami .Martlet 7.12, Powder l-'o.v T.li.'i llushabvc: and Textile 7..">, .Miss Trumps, Kiltie La.s and Thoughtful 7.1), Otter, Tiora, Hold Uu.Ui li'.aek Ad::, Leigum L.vs and Co!il-iic:iring ii.U: SK'.'OXIJ ILU'id CURDLES. One mile and a half-Sir Donald li.li.i, (ilen Nevis 11.8, The Diver il.Kl, Composed' and Asealon !).K.', Rongaiuoii '.1.2, Kauwaroa am! Advancement !!.(). j BALLANCE HACK WELTER. Seven' furlongs.—-.-ii"Ail>.i 11.13. Janitor !).7, Rerehau, Tangihou and Whakalioki 9.0, San 8.10, Lady Nolan and Queen's Post 8.0, Captain Hiossop S.S. 1.1 is Eminence, Dancer-Signal, 'Utakura, Sir Moutoa and Sarbonite 5.7. AUTUMN HANDICAP. One mile and a distance*.—Square Deal 9.2, Marshal l McDonald 8.11, Passadcna 5..7, Orleans: 8.2, Iliwatapu 8.0, Leapuki 7.12, .Master j Achilles 7.10, Stepney arid Kina 7.7, i Lady Moutoa, Sartovna and Invader | ''SETTLERS' HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—llushcen 0.1!, Merrie '(lain 8..~>, j Improve 7.12, Want 7.0, Ilushabyo 7.3, ( Blacking 7.2, X~o Idea, Conziska and i Kevnote fi.lo. ' | MAHARAHARA HANDICAP. One j mile and about 170 yards.—Square Deal | 10.9, Monologue f1.7, Black Lupin and' Sir Donald !KO, Ladoga and Midnight j Star 8.7, Merrie Gain 8.5. SHORTS HANDICAP. Five furlongs.! —Blue Lake 9.10, Zeus 0.7, Hymettius ] 8.10, Golden Sky 7.12, Suratura 7.0, j Powder Fox and Sea Lord 0.12. . DUXEDIX JOCKFA" CLUB. I FIRST DAY'S RACES. ' Dnnedin, Last Xiglit. Tl;e Autumn meeting of the Dnnedin Jockey Club coinmenred to-day in fine weather, and there was a large attendance. The totalisator investment!-, were £23,001 10s, as against £24,044 on the corresponding <lav last year. Resfults:— AUTUMN HURDLES, of 150 sovs. One mile :-.nd three-quarters.—l Andrea. 1; 2 Stone Ginger, 2; 3 Cast-Tron, 3. Also started: Hatana, 9 Optician, G Sakthiel, 7 Commotion, 4 Kim. S Pecr- !■■*<. Won by a little over a length. Time (unofliicnl), "min. 2!'/.see. GLAORROOK HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. One mile—o Wild Pilgrim, 1; 3 All Ready, 2; 2 Roumania, 3. Also started: 1 Golden Rupee. 0 Quirimis. 4 Sir Brigid, 5 Varaman, 7 Punchinello, 10 Trilby. S Micky Free. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin. 44scc. CHAMPAGNE STAKES, of 300 sovs. For two-year-olds.. Si" furlongs.—l Adjutant, 1; 4 Snub, 2: 2 >-.onler. 3. Also started: 1 Cowan Brae. 3 Bonsign. Won I bv a neck. Time, lmin. 17 3-osec.

'DUNEDIN CliP, of 1000 sovs. One j mile and a half.—l .Warstop. 1; 0 Ogier, \2: •"> Spoeialform. 3. Also started: 4 , First Glance, S Hesione, 3 United Service, I!) .Tolm Barleycorn, 2 Snapdragon, '.) Peg, 11 Directoire, 7 Nge.tiruanui. Shortly after passing tiro mile post Warstep went to- the front, and at the half-mile was just leading First Glance, with Ogier next. Warstep *:id First Glance were together turning fnto the straight, but the latter was done with ins'do the distance. Ogier then amc with a great run. but was defeated by half a head, with -Specialform two lengths awav. The winner received a , great ovation. Time. 2min. Sfisoe.APPRENTICES' PLATE, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs—l Teviotdale, 1; 4 Dorothy Perkins, 2: 3 Coroniform, 3. Also started: 0 Part-bun, 7 Curosettia. 2 Kilts, 5 Red Pennon. Won by nearly 1 five l'ciif'ths. Time. lmin. 175.ee. PUBLICANS' HANDICAP, of 000 sovs. Six furlongs.—i Sartorze, 1; 10 Charmilla. 2; 2 Rcval. 3.' Also started: 0 Clmdic, il .Tason, f> Afeltchikoll', 5 Dinner Gong, 1 Petrosus, 13 .Tcannot, S Golden King, 12 Sr.lxburg, 11 Charlotte, lii Marsa, 14 Miss Finland. Won Inhalf a length. Time, lmin. 1.") 2-sscc. STEWARDS' WELTER, of 17.") sovs. One mile.—3 Ladrone. 1; 2 Scotch Melodv. 2: o Mount Victoria, 3. Also started: S Moddite, 1) Rosso, 1 Don Francisco, 11 Kilts, (i Sombrero, 4 I Glenowl. 7 Gnome, 10 Keodor. Won by j three lengths. Time. lmin'. 43 l-.">sec. BERWICK HACK HANDICAP, of 130 j sovs. Seven furlongs.—3 Gleiifern, 1; | 4 Christmas Lilv, 2; 2 Sartomart, 3. Also j started: .") I.a'dy Trent. 0 Cortes, il Caraid Dilias, 1 Trireme, 7 Floriline, S I Sea Maid, 12 Lady Grafton, 10 Ngapuna, I 11 Yolspiel. Won by a long neck, j Time, .lmin. 34scc. !

SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. Dunodin, Last Night. The following are the acceptances for the second dav of the Dunodin races: IIINBOX HURDLES. One mile and three-quarters.—Ngatiruanui 12.1), Stone (linger 11.0, Kim !).'.), Commotion 9.5, Optician !).7,'Cast-Iron IMS, Peerless 9.0. HENLEY HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Wild Pilgrim 10.1), Snapdragon 10.8. Ciolden Rupee !).-!. All Heady 0.2, Roumania 0.1. Miss Finland anil Trireme ' 9.0,. Floriline S.lO. Dorothy Perkins S.!), Varanian B.G, Princess Flo 8.2, Trilby, Volspiel, Ngapuna and Mickv Free 8.0. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP. One mile.—Ogior S.liS, Beval S.lil, Clunlic S.ii, Capon 7.11, Oolden King. Scotch Melody, 1 miner, Colvton and I'cllodalc 7.7, Fender 0.9. Saizburg 0.7. HAZLETT MEMORIAL PLATE. Seven furlongs.—Warstep 0.11, Keval 9.7, Fender 9.4, Chudic and Jason 0.0. Kcd Charm 5.9, Don Franeis;- 0 , Roumania. Fabrikoli' and (iolden Kupoo 8.3, Chai-inilla and Dinner Ciony. 5.2 | OUTRAN HANDICAP. ~Si x furlongs. —Lady Trent 10.0, All Readv and Christmas I.ily 8.11, Miss Finland 8.10, Sartomart, Caraiil Dilias and Trireme 8.9. Redowa 8.3. Sea Maid, Iv-te, fiarotta. Helicon, Ladv firafton, Ngapuna ami 'Mickv Fre,. 7.7. "" | DOMAIN HANDICAP. Six fiirlongs.Obsono 9.0, MeltehikoiV 8.4. .bison ' 8.2. • Martian Maid 8:0, Charmilla anil Petrosiis 7.1:;. Ciolden King and limner 7.8, i I'ormniil 7.1, (ileni'ern 7.2, Charlotte ' 0.11. I CITY HANDICAP. Five f.inoims.- ; Snub 8.10, Recorder ji.t IVUshirc '7 13 ' Thadileus 0.7. '| SUBURBAN WELTER. Our milo.--Peg 9.7. I.adrone and Modilito 9.3. Joannot 9.0. Direetoire 8.12 Don Francisco 8.11, Busso 8.10, .M,„,iit Victoria V.ii. Kilts 7.1:!. F.odore. (ilo-.-.vl, Onomo and Cortes 7.10.

.::Micu.su.v,s Ari'L.u. i;js.\na:iKLi. lly Teicgra;.!;.—Per i'njt-.s Association, !>:.;eiiin, Last Ni.'i'nt. i:i :!:.• :.!.-.;.'.,;■ ~;' ~!;e anneal by"!'. It. I-Vcrson, ii jockey. iigai.-Ht the decision of IV Wellington \y-ilrki. Committee 111 dismissing tiic, appeal lodged by him against tlw decision of tin: stewards o! tin- Wellington llacing Club in scHnci:., ing hi:n until March' :,K„ v.. , negligence in riding, in t!i::t he pulled biir. mount Sutaki back somewhat, ami endeavored to go into the rails, withoi:! first ;'.;-.;-oi'tnii:ii:g iiait In. v.as not intorf.rimr with am- oLlier horses, wilh V: ■ result tliat tlu- horse Dimeter struck his nionnt, and so caused aa accident, the judges oi' tiio Racing Conference' dee'ded as follows to-night: "We are of opinion tbat Emerson was guilty of negligence in riding, and we therefore dismiss the s luteal."