SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 July 1915, Page 8

SPORTING.

iSi CJ.C. CRAXD KAYIOXAL. 1 HANDICAPS. I! *j | By Telegraph.—Press Association. | Tin' following handicaps have'l,,':-, f (Iceland for the CJ.C-Grand .Valium.l J i" ■■■ la:'.;: ■ I (.li.'.'M) NATIONAL STKKPI.I: » CIXVSK. of !.-,i)l) suv.-i. three and a lull | niiivv- I entail 12.7. Tim Dnohn i! ; | S.i„ :- : .'| ■ II.:!, KJ <; a ]]„ :m \ .|. l( ,n.iinii ii 11.2, Scots Guard lii.Kl, Daylight ISHI j 10.12. Ai.-rnii:-;- KM I, <;! ( ji,n<.j,"• and Goid- | en Cloy- 10.0, Kagot am] Ngatininiini g III.S. Sandy I'aul and Harbor Light lo.g. •J tlurakhi ami Aruake 0.11, Xgatoa an-i I C'::r,-!iir 0.0, Tirohanga and Merry Lad ■I !>S. Xaupala, liollin. Prince 'rMd'.c. I Konnv. Golden Crape, lilai-k Sea. Kim, 5 little. Prairie Fire, Kiockade. The 8 Brewer. Appin, Randalero. Gapi-ai!) I Mackv. Logger B a;i |. : . A lastH . strowan, nii'l. Xiiublofonl 0.7. WIXTKR CUP. of 700 sovs, cine mile, - Clio; fie 12.0. Colonel Soult !!.». Hie kayno 1!..'., XlnStijjlv 11.3. John Barleycorn 111.1-;. Olvnelish 10.11, Magdni.i. Awaiiou, liycttius. and Undecided 10!', Lady Louisa and Palisade 10.S, Biridin' !0.."i. Kilraiu 10.4, Borfrada. Kan pan i, Iliad's Hero, and Fabrikoll', 10..'!, Jl,isl.»r Lupin and Khaki 10.2, Bluestene a-nl Wisebir:! III.!. Loloma 10 n, IV" (I.).;. Kamii'idi- !Hl. Slogih. Bank;,;-, aa I Rone ill I. ."lin'der. Black Heart, ini-i-. George !>.'•:, Mia Cira !1.7. Chillies !).•;, Xioemar !(.."), Chrvsotis and Ardent 0.-1. The Cornet, Banian, and Kneore !>..!. Gkairoy, l.adv Black, and Moongiow '.).:, Ilamnakahi, Prince l.addo, Fortify, IK.. Victoria. Toki. Ccrvulus, ,'J cannot. Arlington. I feather Mixture, I'Tee, Master Meuioa. Alhcnir, Potentiality, and Ki,u of Athol !)(). CRAM) X'ATIOXAL lIURDLL'S. of 121)0 sovs. about two and n-ojnarier nsik-o.—t "liortle 12.7. Clontaft 12.4, Roval I Arms 11.0, Leontn. and Tragedy Kin? ! 10.13. Admiral Soult 10.12. Sir 'Donald, , ! Av.aliou. Multipl", and Kl Gallo 10.11. | .St■.-.•ax lO.li. Master I.uoiu 10.2, Harbcr 'Lie-lit 100, Plymouth il.ll!, Magdala 0..2, I Immensity il.il, The Hover O.K. Ilnrakia j !).7. ('onimotion i!.;i. Wiiipunoa^DiaviMO and St. Klmn !).">. Brnoburn !i.:i. Mnnnroa. Rnapani. and Xannafa !1.2, Sampan. Doom Queen's Post. Beldamo. Modditc. Vascular. Master Timi. Arlington. Bransfield, Scrutineer, Monorail. Mas:.-;-Strowan, Snowrakcr, and Forelight !).''.'.

MKF.TLVG OK RACTXG COXTKREXCF;. Yesterday. The Racing ('inference met to-'dnv and Sir George Clifford delivered the presidential address. The Stipendiary Stewarils' Committee, reported that thoi'o. had 'heen a considerable volume of l>ook:;iakin{r <luriu«- tl.'e latter part of this seai.-cn, and stroiisjly urged'that the conference meet the Minister of /listice and devise .'i-omo more effectual lid-ministration of the law in the direction of suppressing this illegal system of £-,in>l>li))£,-..

Till' ])ATi;S. The committee appointed, to eonsiilei dates of race mc.ting approved dates as follow:—Hotowlicnua, September :!0 ; Kurow, optional September 30 or October 14; W'aipa, December 4; Ash-hv-rst, 'Xovi'.inlxr 24; Mauawatu to select dates for iDccember meeting, so that the third day be not later than !>( comber •£').: Cisbornc, February ," and 5: South 'Canterbury. March 23 and Vt; Southland, April 12 and lo; Manawatu. April 12 and IS; <4islmn\e. ,/ne 15 and 17; Hawke's T!ay, June "0 and. duly 1: South Canterbury Hunt Club, Julv 22. Wellington, Last Night. The Kurow Jockey Club was give, the option of racing on September ISO or October 14, on the understanding that this will not prejudice their application to race on the first Thursday in October for tlic future., -The Waipu Racing Club was granted .Decmber 4, in lieu of December .1. The Marlborough Racing Club's objection to. the amended application o.f the .Ashhurst-Pohangina Racing Club for November 17 was upheld, ami the Ashhnrst Club was allocated November 24. The.Manawatu, Racing Club is to be asked to select dates for their December meeting, so that the third day bo not later than December 20. The (iisborne Racing Club was granted Fd-j----.ruary .'J and 5, in lieu of February 10 and 12. The South Canterbury. Jo'ckey Club, in terms of their letter, was grant- I ed March 23 and 25 in lieu of AprjJ is and 15, and Jtho./Southland Racing Club was granted April 12 and 111, likewise on the understanding contained in the letter from t\w. South Canterbury Jockey Club. The Mauawatu Racing Club was granted April 12 and 13. The (iisborne Racing Club was granted June 15 and 17/ and the Hawke's Bav Jockey Chili was granted Juno 30 and' July l.'in lieu of June 10 and 17, as both clubs have mutually agreed to the dates. A letter from the Wanganui Jockey Club objecting to the Otaki Club's September dates could not be considered, as it was nor. lodged within fourteen days of the meeting of the Dates Committee. An appeal from the Southland Racing Club against the North Otago January dates was referred by the conference to the committee, with power to act. The applications of the Taratahi-Car-terton, and Te Kuiti Racing Clubs for I extra days of racing could not be granted, as there were no days of raeinavailable.

With reference to the application of the Waikanae Hunt Club for registration, (he committee recommended: '•'That provided a.'liliation is granted the Waikanae Hunt Club by the New Zealand Hunts Association, registration be gwn'ed under the Rules of Racing. It was recommended (hat the cerlil cites of registration of certain clubs ;,e cancelled, there being no record of their having held race meetings during tinpast three years, and, in some instance-, on account, of amalgamation with other clubs. The following clubs were included:— Taraiii'.ki district, Mamtia ILK.'', (disbanded), Pa tea R.C., Waitara li.C . Wanganui District, Karioi .1.e.. Xgawak.i Farmers' R.C.. WaiToiigato R.C. (defunct). Wellington District,. Lower Valley J.C., Waikanae Ti.R.C. (now formed into Wa.ikaw'.e Hunt). Sliai:i;w; II R.C, The report, with amendments." was adopted. j The Dates Committee was reappoint.'.! as follows:—Messrs K. \V. Alison, W. K. Bidwill, If. Fricdlandir, K. Gocdbelnve G. Hunter, M.P., and P. Miller '