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Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1919, Page 7

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RACING FIXTURES. Not. 22 ana 30.—Takapuna J.C. Spring. Not. 29, Dec. I.—Felldtng J.C. Spring. Dec. 2b", 27.—Taranaki J.C. Christmas. FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB. THE ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Felldlnf. Last Night. AORANOI TRIAL PLATE.—Keparoa, Wheloke, War Nurse, War Baby, Kapltl, Turplnlte, Klckapoo, Simon, Hymettus—JTreozla colt. Festival, Valley Rose, Otauru, Kldd, EsperantHt. , .fc WAITUNA HACK HURDLES. —Whiro 11.5, Garry Owen 10.13, Combustion 30.7, rawerewere 9.7, Cello, Rienzi, Zeus 9.(1, Gunwata 9.3, Torps, Hushabye, Tutlcorn, Hautawa, Pervolo, Wallad, Vlgllo, Lepanta 9.0. SPRING HTJRDLES.—Gang Awa', Yankee Jr-ck 11.9, MaraetotaTft 10.12, P&panul 10.5, 6lr Donald 9.5, Ngakanul, Cheval 9.0. FLYING STAKES.—Hymestra 9.5, Chimera 110, Dribble, Demos 8.3, Jutland 7.9, Blrkenrale. Bonny Briar 7.8, Murlhlku, Esthonia 7.4, Cancel Arch 7.3. Matatua 7.2, Idle Talk, rrentham Rose 6.7. ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP.—Snub 9.0, ptiaky s"© 'B.ll, Athens 11. 8.1, Marqueteur 7:12, Rode Pink'7.ll, First Salute 7.7, Windorah 7.3, Moutoa Ivanova 6.13, War Star 6.7. KIWITEA WELTER HANDICAP.—Hyttus Rose Wreath U.2, Kipling 8.13, Tresslda 8.11, pushman, Arrowfleld 8.9, Olynthus 8.8, Retard, Black Hill 8.7, Rose Queen 8.1, Bingham 7.13, Ladtfy 7.12. Arch Salute, Engarl, Signorella, (Julanform 7.11. FITZROY HACK HANDICAP.—CooIpan 9.0, Nursing. Sister 8.9, Vance, Neraallne, Admyra 6A, Egmont Park 8.1, Engari 8.0, March On Tl3, Moulu 7.12. Swanee River 7.9. Zela, Glentour, Kyoto, Farce 7.8, Restful 7.0, Russet 7.5, Beloved 7.4, Reparoa 7.1. Better Luck 0.13, Paonui 6.12, Conziska 6.11, Avanti, Haversack, Fiery Lass 6.10. FOURTEENTH FEILDING STAKES.—VaIIey Rose, Acre, Aakati, American Beauty, Swanoe River, Tessares, Gasbag, Solace, br. c. by All Black—Armada, Affebtation, Murlhlku, Bltholla, Passln' Through, Kipling, Machree, Some Kid, Princess Charming, Valencia, Birkenvale, Ermine, Salnia, Croesus, 'General* uslmo, Sandy McDonald, Lady Una, Silver Link, Aoterou, Aquilla, Hetaua, Lord Desmond. OROUA .STAKES (Second Day).—Maungnrango, Murlhlku. Hetaua, Hymestra, Ermine, Tr?ntham Rose, Lls'owel, Tivoll, Matatua. Jutland, Waimatoa, Magistrate, Acre, Passln' Through, Silver Link, lionny Briar, Croesus. TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. CHRISTMAS NOMINATIONS. The Taranaki Jockey. Club has receired very good nominations for its Christmas meeting, Which takes place on December 20 and 27, and from the indications it is evident good sport will be provided for this popular fixture. Following are the entries Micelved last night:— FIRST DAY. HUATOKI PtATE, of 150 sovs.. second horse 25 sovb., and third 10 sovs. from the stakes. Seven furlongs.—Mort Avis. Haversack, Jane Douglas, Vialantle, Crystal Palace, Lata Eel, Simon, Erin's Isle, Master Curran, Zorda, Army Service, Klko Kiko, Silver Wand, Avanti, Lord Rufus, Foremost—Minora filly, Athlone, Cheer Up. Kerry Knob. Vagranceplece, Rekapoto, Takanganui, Mimlrl, Fair Paul. STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP, of 175 sovs, second horse 30 sovs., and third 15 sovs. from the stakes. Six furlon-gs—Zela, Parsin' Through, Otonga, Nemallne, Tlralraka, Sweet Memory, Perfect Day, Egmont Park, Santorinl, Idyllic, Banogue, Oatearoa, Hallow. RAHOTU HACK HURDLES, of 175 sovs , second horse 25 sovs., and third 15 sovs. from the stake. One mile and a half and 100 j jrards.—Applaud, Cheddar, Te Toa, Ratana, 1 Signorella, Khartoum, ■ Blue Moon, Lonato, j , Gunwale, Ngakanui, Nicomar, Darnley, Kur-1 nalpl, Speedwell Mac. ! BOROUGH HACK HANDICAP, of 150 covs., second horse 25 sovs., and third 30 sovs, from the stake. Fivd furlongs.—Generalissimo, Wawata, Lady Leo, Kickapoo. Jane Encircle, Kareao, Nemallne, Tlralraka, Sweet Memory, Polemic, Marblg Bar, War Nurse, i Belle Noire, Prince Formby, Vance, Mflgisj trate. Income, Toddy, Cntallni, Queen Vic- ; torla, Kellee, Ttora, Flying Master, Lady Paula, King Shimose. i CHRISTMAS HANDICAP (Open), of 300 govs., second horse 40 sovs, and third 20 sovs. from the stake. One mile and a quarter Depredation, Haversack, Carmel Arch, Pretty Bobby, Perfect Day, Bingham, Sea Sprite, Paddington Green, Toa Tere, Munster, Alteration, Trombone, Marqueteur, Tiranga. LEPPERTON WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs., second horse 25 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the s'ake. Seven furlongi."—Zela, Alice Montrose, To Toa, Otonjrn, Simon, Signorella, Erin's Isle, Halcyon, Idyllic, Florist, Army Service, Guianform, Lord Rufus. Better Luck, Self Alliance, Kerry Knob, Nicooar; Marshal Neil, White Ranger, Tiranga.TKORANGI HACK STAKES, of 125 snvs., second horse 15 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the stake. Five furlongs.—Valencia, Wawata, Active, Lady Leo, Passin' Through, Encircle, Lake Eel, Rangatapu, Sweet Memory, Master Curran, Polemic, Marble Bar, Egmont Park, Belle Noire, Prince Formby, Vance, Magistrate, Income, Quiniro, Ahipunl, Toddy, Catalini, Mannish, Guianforte gelding, Takanganui, Aotearoa, Vivirljii, Stork, War Nurse. FLYING HANDICAP .(Open), of 200 sovs, second 35 sovs!!, and third horse 15 sovs. from the stake. Six furlongs.—Simonldes, Dingle, Carmel Arch, Esthonia, Munster, Hushumn, Clavis, Revocation, Hallow, Madam Rlstorl.

SECOND DAY. FITZROY HACK HANDICAP, of . 125 sovs., fecond horse 15 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the sfake. Seven furlongs—Valencia, Mort Arls. Haversack, Jane Douglas Yialantle, Alice Montrose, Encircle, Crystal Palace, Lake Eel, Simon, Erin's Tsle. Tiralraka, Zerda, Army Service. Kiko Klko, Silver Maud, Avanti, Lord Kufust Better Luck, Foremost-Mlnora filly. Self Alliance, Queen Victoria, Athlonc, Kerry Knob, Rck.ipoto, Plying Master, Takanganul, Mlmlrl, Fair Paul. IN'GLEWOCD HANDICAP (Open), of l. r ,O 00v5.., second horse 23 sovs, and third 10 sovs. from the stake . Six furlongs—Zela, SimcfliMes, Dtngle. Cirmel Arch. Estonia, Revocation, Hallow, Ma'dam Rlstorl. SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs., second horse 2D sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the stake. Si* furlongs.—Zela, Active, Kickapoo, Pas9in' Through, Otonga, Kareao, Nema. line, Tiralraka. Sweet Memory, Poloraic, Egmont Park, Snntorini. Idyllic, Prince Formby, Banogue, Aotearoa. Hallow. TABATA HACK HURDLES, of 150 sovs. eecond horse 25 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the stake. One mile and a half and 100 yards—Applaud, Cheddar, Te Ton, Eatana, Slgnorella, Khartoum, Bingham. Blue Moon, Florist, Lonato, Gunwale, Toddy, N'gakanul, Nlcomar, Cordon, Darnley, Kurnalpl, Speedwell Mac, Pair Paul. NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP, of 200 sovs . second horse 3:' sovs, and third horse 15 sovs. from the stake. One mile and 100 yards.—Depredation, Haversack. Movement, Carmel Arch. Pretty Bobby, Bingham. Sea Sprite, Paddlngton Green, Toa Terc, Minister, Hushman, Trombone, Claris, Marqueteur, Mlmlrl, Tiranga. WABEA HACK STAKES, of 125 sovs., second horse 15 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the stake. Plvo furlongs Generalissimo, IVawata, Lady Leo, Passin' Through. Encircle. Otonga, Master Cm-ran. Marble Bar, War Nurse, Belle Noire, Vance, Magistrate, Income, Kiko Kilio|. QutirlToV Aliijnm'l, Lord Rufus, Toddy, Hori, Catallnl, Mannish, Takanganui, Aotearoa, Vlvirlnl, Stork, Guianfortc eeldlng. TJRUTI WELTER HANDICAP, of 125 sovs, second horse 15 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the stake. One mile and 100 yards Zela, Alice Mofitrose. Te Toa. Crystal Talace, Simon, Erin's Isle. Egmont Park, Sea Sprite, Halcyon, Idyllic, Florist, Army Service, Guiunfortn, Better Luck, Self Alliance, Trombone, Athlone, Cheer Up, Kerry Knob, Nlcomar. Marshal Neil, While Banger, Tirangn, ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs., second horse 15 sovs, and third 10 sovs. from the stake. Five furlongs.—Wawata, Active, Lady Leo, Klckapoo, Passin' Through, Jane Douglas, Kareao, Nemaline, Raneatapu, Sweet Memory, Masler Curran, Marble Bar. War Nurse, Belle Noire, Prinre Formby, Vance, Magistrate, Toddy, Catalinl, Queen Victoria, Klllee, Tlora. Flying Master, Lady Paula, Cadet, King Shlmose, TURF TOPICS. (By "Moturoa.") Takapuna. to-day. Manawutu entries on Tuesday. Auckland Cup and Railway weights on Monday. If Slmonldes starts in the Borough at Takapuna he will carry our coin. Landslide, though hardly first class, should be good enough for the two-year-olds likely to be.met at Takapuna. Wapplng has Joined M. King's team at Bulls. "Mick" formerly trained the Advance—Betsy gelding with success. Percy Johnson's pair, Movement and Te Toa, should run well In the hurdle races at Takapuna. E. Copestake will probably do the riding. . _f writ towWd iw to ft toon At 4«<itaft

and gave him the tip to he on a roughle In the Trial. "What lot," replied the sport, "I wouldn't be on tho cow with lead sovereigns I" The Allison Cup bears a very open appearance, but Some Boy, Uncle Ned, Tlnopal, unci Depredation will all carry big money. Tinopal, who won the race last year, always performs well on the Takapuna course. Ohlnewalrua is another that has a liking j for Takapuna. and the chestnut may keep her opponents very busy In the Cheltenham Handicap to-day. If Oak Abbey gets any sort of a tun In the Melrose Handicap, the Walkato horse should be hard to hold off, though heap 3 of things may happen in a Held of thirty-three. Two lialf-stunned punters were trying to pick a likely winner. "What about this Entente Cordiale," said one. "Gam," replied the other, 'Toil never saw any of those cordials, any good. I'm going for the Flowing Bowl!" There was a good show In the thoroughbred class at Wangafful Show on Thursday, but the Judge had no difficulty In placing Mr. J. Whtttaker's Gazeley first. Mr. Jas. Bull's All Red was second, and Mr. G. Chamberlain's Gulnnforte third. Some reports of tho Tunning of the Gorge Handicap at Ashhurst credit Sir Fanciful with, being one of the first to hit the front. As a matter of fact he never lilt the front at all, and most people reckoned the closest he got was third, though the Judge awarded him second place. I Tho other day a big punter took Iho odds I to a thousand Bonnetter—Dribble, and a slmllar wager Onslaught—Dribble. Both landed, Whether *the gruelling some of the layers got over tho Canterbury meeting has anything to do with the cramped prices quoted for Taka-» puna, this scribe knowolh not, but few sports would bo game to back tho Depredation— Slmonldes double at tho figure quoted on some charts. A. Mr. Hadden, of Sydnoy, paid £SOO for the Campflre mare, Wonder, last week. She was a fair winner for Mr. Penfold, but all the same must he accounted well sold. By the way, Is she not nut of Cecily? Some writers give her iljm ?s Sicily. When. M» W. R. .Kerabail's team of sixteen arrived In Wellington the other (lay, seven of the most forward ones—Snub, Hymestra, Rebuff, Scornful, Well Done, Trespass and Explorer—were railed to Felldlng, The others—flladful, Wishful, Old Munglndl, Lord Xagnr, Nlgambo, Miss Nannn, Vasllkov, Raceful and Miss Gold—were sent to Masterton. Next season Mr, W. R. Kemball should hold n strong hand in Jumping events. In addition to his New Zealand team he trill hare the Australian-bred Jumpers Old Munglndl, Lord Nagar, Nlgambo, and Explorer, battling for him, and they are all pretty useful horses. Those who wero fortunate enough to witness the Free-for-All at Addington, describe the battle between Author Dillon and Cathedral Chimes as a race worih going miles to see. The field was reduced to a quartette, but as It included three previous winners of the great event it lacked nothing as Tegards quality. Admiral Wood and Author Dillon meed together for a mile, and then Cathedral Chimes drew level. Over the last quarter. Author Dillon and Cathedral Chimes drew right away, and a desperate race home saw the former draw awny in the Inst few strides nid win by less than a length. The Hawera -owner, Mr. .T. R. Corrigan, won £4B,i in stakes at the Metropolitan trotting meeting. Wlilst winning, and Xovier gaining nlnee money also. Although Friday's takings at the gates of the J,ew Zealand Metropolitan Trottlnj Club's ground probably constituted a record, (states tho Sun), they would hare been larger had not some Ingenious person In the outside enclosure found a way of beating the club for revenue This Individual placed a ladder against the high fence which divided the course from the show grounds, and soon a stream of Intruders set in down' this ladder The game of "getting in for nix" went on for a considerable t me. At one stage a man hurried over to the ladder, and it looked as if the game was up. However, he merely l r H ig ,i ten , ed ""■'•■"Me'r and steadied it a little, ana the loss of revenue continued. At last r a em S oS r fh„ O Uae 8 r dUb ™ * *«■ » J