SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 January 1917, Page 5

SPORTING.

' TAUMARUNUI ACCEPTANCE^ The following acceptances have beenl received for the Taumarunui meeting, which takes, place next Saturday:— MAIDEX HANDICAP, sis furlongs-* Keystone 9.0, Whitehall 8.3, the Guide 5.2, Lady Oldwyn 7.13 ,Sea De*il 7.11,1 ' Glendalough 7.11, Monodon 7,11, Gold, Sign 7.10, Saccharine 7.8, Pink Tie 10, Newlanb 7.8, Picador 7.0, Royal Sport; 7.5, Wake Up 7.5, Lady McDonald 7.6," Knaekhaw 7.5, Whanga 7.5. WELTER HANDICAP, one mile— Archillpdcfl 10.3, Corregidor 9.0, OarMneaß 8.13, Monorail 8.11, Positive 8.7, Sea, We'il 8.7. Lady McDonaild 8.7, Kapda 8.7< MATAPUNA HANDICAP, five fuw longs—Glenspire 9.0, Gaycium 8.4, Lightning 8,2, Kiriwinning 7.13, Vladinpy f», General Joffre 7.3, Positive 12, Mann* rcwa 7.0, -Harlostone 6.13, Excavator 0.13, Rallygowan 0.10, Sliprail 6.10, ' Royal Reign 0.10, Mahzoltov 7.13. MAiTIKRE HACK HANDICAP; seven furlongs.—Corregidor 0.5, Carbines) '8,7, St. Francis 8.7, Clihrlerose 8.6, Autpmn Rose 7.13, Glittering Sands 7.12, Ditto 7.7, Glendalough 7.0, Harlestone 7.5, Pink Tie 7.3, Ladv McDonald 7.0. TAUMARUNUI CUP, one mile and a quarter.—Shaki 8.7, Marble Star 8.0, St. Francis 7.7, Fionnuala 7.4, Monoiail 7.4. Salvia 7.2, Cokclv 7.0. TARING AMUTU "HANDICAP, five furlongs-Kiriwinning 8.8, Mahzoltov 8.8, Gold Necklet 8.2. Lady Oldwyn 7.10, Opposition 7.8, Positive V.B, .Excavator 7.4, Saccharine 7.4,"Sliprail'7.o, Royal Reign 7.0, Ballvgowan 7.0. OVVHANGA HANDICAP, seven fur. longs.—Kevatone 8.0, Vlfidinoy 80, Autumn Rose 7.12, Gin Sling 7.12, Glit- ~" tcring Sands 7.11, Whitehall7.il, Ditto 7 li, Sea Dcil 7.5, Nowlant 7.4, Pink Tie 7.4, Lady McDonald 7.0, Kapia 7.0, , Whanga 7.0, Royal Sport 7.0. MAXUNUI HANDICAP, six furlongs. » —(ilcnspirc !).«. Acliilledes 8.13, Shaki S.O, Gaycium 83, Lightning 8.2, Marbl* Star 8.2, Maluoltov 7.12, Fionnuala 7 7, Salvia 7.3, General Joffre 7.0, Opposition 0.10. MnnurcwA 0.10. EGMONT RACING CLUB. THE SUMMER MEETING. ' ; There is every indication that the summer meeting of thc x Egmont Racing Club, which opens at Hwera to-morrow, and will continue on Tliursday, .will prove most successful. Though the at- . ceptnuccs for the big race wcro*hardly ns numerous as its importance demands, there is still plenty of excellent material loft in the various events. The cou»se is in good order, though, as can only be expected after the long spell of dry weather, the going will be somewhat on the hard side. A number of visiting horses, including the Greenwood pair, Burster and Gi-eeuatvect, and the Wanganui horses, Record and Grey Star, have already arrived, and the others engaged are expected to arrive to-day. All the arangements for the conduct of & successful meeting arc well in hand, the secretary <Mr. V. D. Stratton) and ths ; other officials having left no stone uai turned to ensure success.