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Taranaki Daily News, 12 July 1918, Page 7

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]. " WELLINGTON MEETING. SECOND DAY ACCEPTANCES. < By Telegraph.— Press Association, Wellington, July 11. TALAVERA HURDLES—lvaliumangu ; IM, Lord Ainslie 10.12, Paraoa 10.9, ; Otara 10.5, Del age 0.12, Pai-ky 9.10, ! Giralda: 9.5, Reformation 9.3,- Golden j I'rince 9.2, Undecided, Gwynne, Mount j Victoria, Royal Battery, Master Boris, Chattanooga 9.0, j 'LIVERPOOL HANDICAP.—Form Up I IJI4. 1 J l 4. Hyllus 10.4, Glenroy 10.0, Tip Up Revocation 9.10, Rawakore 9.7, Sar--1 ?•?> Merrie Poto, Rajput, Good Hope, Fleetham ,9.0. I SECOND Hi;CK AND HUNTERS ; ' , '' : ' i -EPLECHASE.—ArIington 12.0. Mast« Hamilton 11.13,. Ormesby 10.8, 'Gaek- . war 10.0,' Advancer 9.12, Silver Tim, ' Korero; Brown Joe 9.7. j ~CROUTON HANDICAP.—Hastie 10.8, ■ Black Hill 10.6, Momac 10.5, Royal iPrince,, Gluoian 10.1, Consultation 9.11, Quinn's Post 9.10, Warmth 9.5, King of I thfif Valley. £(.3, Benzine 9.2, Manu 9.0, Classification, Justification 9.0. JULY STEEPLECHASE.—Bon Reve , 11.13, Sleigiht of Hand 11.10, Crib 11.8, Coalition 11.4, St. Elmn 10.0, Zarkoma 9.12, Modidte 9.11, Marton 9.19, Merry Lad 9.10, Nita, Vascular 9.9, Diavolo, Merry Jack, Ormesby 9.7, | WINTER OATS HANDICAP.—Form Up 10.8, Hydrus, Bagdad 9.12, Tressida 9.9, Multaine 9.8, Detroit 9.8, Bairnsdale 9.8, Sarah Grand 9.5, Sir Agnes 3.3, ! Kiltess, Alteration, Prince Delaware 9.2, ! 'Persian Prince 9.0. | FINAL HURDLES.—GIadfuI 11.12, ' Colorado 10.8, Naupata 10.7, Wishful 1 10.4, Polydamon 10.3, Crown Pearl 9.11, ! Thrace 9.3, Styrax 9.0. j KIA ORA HANDICAP.—Momac 10.5, j Royal Park 10.4, Royal iPrinee, Rajput 10.1, Primato 10.0, Fleetham 9.12, Idyllic, I Whiro 9.10, Love Token 9.9, Piano 9.9, I Idle Talk 9.8, Pomeroy 9.5, Whakatina I 9.4, Benzine, King of the Valley, Omahu | 9.2, Skedaddle, Trickery, Turpenite, Ocj casion, Sea Foam, Moorabbe, Livland, iProbity, Cadet, War Scot 9.0. THE RACING CONFERENCE. Wellington, July 111. The Racing Conference adopted the president's address and endorsed his action in granting permission to the Takapuna and Taumarunui Clubs to give a less sum in stakes than the net amount derived by them from the use of the totalisator during last season, j _ Wellington, Last Night. 1 The Racing Conference passed the fol- : lotfing resolutions: | That every license issued by a district I committee shall be subject to suspension j or cancellation, and entitle the person j therein named as a trainer or jockey to , train or ride as the case may be during t'iie term mentioned in the license. That if no dividend-winning, ticket is : taken on the first horse, the dividend shall be paid on the second horse only. ; if no dividend-winning ticket is taken on | the second horse the dividend shall be paid on the first horse only, i .That a district committee means a j committee consisting of the chairman i and five members of the committee of a i metropolitan club and the office dele- | gates to be elected by totalisator clubs I in a metropolitan district. The chairman i of committee of a metropolitan club | shall be ex officio chairman of the disj trict committee, five to form a quorum, j If it be intended to run a horse in shoes heavier than racing plates the owner or trainer of such horse must report the fact to the steward prior to weighing out. Every club shall during the month of j August of each year forward the secretary of the conference an audited bal-ance-sheet showing receipts and expend!I ture of the club during the previous , year. j A proposal declaring as ineligible for 1 election as delegate to a district comI niittee a paid official of any club was lost, as were motions dealing with the crouch seat and the racing minimum weight from Gst. 71b to 7st. The conference authorised the issue ' of an appeal to racing clubs, asking them to assent to the use of surplus funds for war loans and patriotic funds. |. Sir George Clifford was re-elected president, his service to racing clubs being . . highly eulogised. Members of the dates .committee were re-elected: Mr. A. Mc- | Kellar was re-appointed auditor, and the j Hon. O. Samuel elected trustee.