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Taranaki Daily News, 28 February 1920, Page 7

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RACING FIXTURES. Feb. 28—Wanganul .T.C. Autumn. Feb. 28 and March I—Te Arolia J. C. Annual. March 4 and C—Nelson J.C. Annual. March 5 and 6—Napier Park R.C. Autumn. March 10 and 11—Marlborough K.C. Autumn. ■Match 17—Opunake K.C. Annual. March 18—Walmato R.C. Annual. March 20—Masterton R.C. Autumn. •' ! i WANGANUI TROTTING POSTPONED. By Telegraph rress Association. Wanganul, Feb. 27. Owing to rain the Wanganul Trotting Club's meeting Una been postponed until Monday and Tuesday. PANNEVIRKE WEIGHTS. Wellington, Last Night. The Dannevlrke Racing Club handicaps are : TAHORAITE WELTER—Willy's Knight 9.1, Persian King 5.13, March On, Florist 8.12, Wawata 8.8, Probate, Sweet Song 8.8, Glentour 8.7, Lord Lado 8.6, Mosthenes 8.3, St. Omer 8.1, Crystal Palace, Stutter, Mannish, Miss Maid 7.13, Mannlkln 7.12, Admiral Codrington, Mumble, Digger, Lady Bedford, Larkspur, Grange, Convention 7.10. DANNISVHIKE CUP.-Dusky Eve 9, Dribble 8,8, Maiolia 8.7, Rose Wreath 8.3, Athens* 11. 8.2, Daytlmo 7.12, Goldshlne 7.10, Pretty Bobby 7,7, Old Gold, The Speaker, Hookah 6,12, Muliutno 6.10, Alt Talk 6.8. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP.—Hetaua 9.4, Nobleman 8.8, Tart 8.1, Early Dawn 7.13, MunlhukH 7,12, The Speaker 7.5, Bltssfulness "•!■ . . •JUmiATAt HACIC—Early Da.wn 9.4, Ota«ru iCid 0.0, Demndos 8.5, Stutter, Irapukt f,l3 l *'Hea.tliei'moon, Sycorax 7.7, Import 7,4, Lady Witchct 7.2, Bernadofte 6.11, August § : io, Hotufeo, *lm,oinry Lns» 6.7. MAKIBUOJII HACK.—Retard 943, willy's Knlgh( B/.iiJ,' Koliu 7.13, Florist 7.12, Maahattan f.ii, ilnnnish 7.1, Mannlkln 7, Mumble M?, kady .Bedroru e.JI, Hotoke 6.9, Gatherßr jyVENftB HANDICAP.—DeIight 9.6, Rieuje 8.3, Askarl,' Tlgi'lll.vn, Verbomty, Tout Boh, leal-ivity 7.0, nacefW, Kllileo 7.5, Blrkle, Lord Al'itm Silly 7.4, l'olinl, Rina, la ??!!(!«, MiiUiitnln Chief, Marelkun, ■VhrMMM f.g. , 'f'.43KKI WSLTBR— HoUna 10.8, Dribble ItlMi Ra!!.'e?<ji-fc, Gohlalllno 9.9, Matano. 9.5, SSlWBgi Ola UtiW 5.13, Hookah 8.12, Mul■rSiMSj; AH I'alk 8.8, Byl«9ne 7.13, Zeus, TBWBtej' SttfKfF f.lO.

NAPIirl PAlire weiohts. VV««s»mi\, Lust Nlfht.' •m tfffßßtt m Wle Ilaj-ler Fork autumn iKHfi'S m «« ri'itotw : f$*SArW« JM'IiWMB, ona and three-quai-«9r, fiffiMi--SPl'li H.s, /.sua 11.2. Wishful !*•*• PJ.'ife J!U, Oftme Cock, All Talk 10.9, ueimiUi fl.llj, flsMMa 9.10, Brunswick 9,2, SW-V'hf *t»'fl(>', Fortunlo, Lady Penza, 7>f)Plal»ril I),!), ~¥?& l'4Cft n.V.N'MCAr, live furlongs ~j =•:•!>' Watt" P,C, nuamico, Lord Astoiat 8.6, ASWiliii, Mm en, Hs-iita. 8.1, Heatheraioo* ;,!'': VViiwoin t.itt, Iraptika, Lady Wolawi l.tl, MuKepciKisi 7,10, Mushenes 7.7, Sycorai ; Ji, Jnijwrt 7 r>. Volley Rose 7.3, Dnnstaii Rusk 1.2, rVAerlnjmy f?astto 7.0. King Albert, Homu Hid, Bi*i|!uhtto, rife and Drum, Form, aiU'eiijinruii 0.7, , NAI'IRH nVi' HANDICAP, ono and a quarter JHiloii —Uuzlnvici 0.0, Bonny Maid, Dusky I'-W 80, Puilku.'Maloha. S.r,. Athens H. 8.2, Pilule 8,1, Lingerie, LoTwrvatch it 0, Bagdad J.B, J'o»*iiiliilliy 7.7, Ooldshlne 7.4, Tressida i.i, Demagogue,' Hookah 7.0, Ladoguer, The PlHwfcbr, fiaWlo Array 6.12. Multalne, Huttus (SAPLWO STAKES, firs, furlongs.—Humous iß.il, Delight 9 3, Caricature. 8.10, Little Klror, a'luritljfi 7.iq, Chryoostum 7.10, Verbosity 7.0, Woden 7.7, Raceful, Polinl 7.5, Earthshino, i'tnlo 7,4, Mountain Chief 7.0, Martini 0.12, Black Perle 0,10, Molting. Momenta 6.7. TRIAL HACK HANDICAP, all furlongs Anam 0.0, Mlsa Lovo 8.10, Chant, Royal Okto, Lady Blrdwood 8.7, Grange, Jolly Cove 8.5, Ch:t Chat, Bernadotte, . Admiral Codrlngton, Ponny Brook 3,8, WELTER HANDICAP, seven furlongs.— Athens 11, 10.13, Potentiality 10.7, Goidsliine 10.0, Demagogue 9.13, Matatano 9.12, All Talk 09, Maraetotara 8.12, Hjlstone, VerraUlioh S.S, Voluble, Ehelpa, Persian King, Manhattan, Palm OU 8.7. EEDCLYFFE HACK WELTER, one mileHeather Sprle 10.7, Guanaco 9.6, Reparoa 8.10, Crystal Palace, Miss Maid 7.12, Mokaltam, Mumble, Woodlark 7.11, Hotoke 7.10, Vermllle, Grange 7.9, St. Omer, Admiral Codrlngton PLYING HANDICAP, six furlongs.—Gazlque 92, Spanner 8.13, Chimera, Tlgrlttya 8.10, Hetatta 8.8, Maioha 8.1, Llonskln 8.0, Dribble 7.12, Manila 7.7, Tarl, Heather Sprig 7.0, Hookah 6.11, Bllssfutness, Lady Wolawa G. 7. WANGANUI ACCEPTANCES. Wanganul, Feb. 27. Following are the acceptances for the second day of the Wanganul meeting:— AUTUMN HANDICAP, one mile 110 yards Bonnetteir 8 9, Mellee 8.7, Esthonia 8.3, Slmonldes, Bagdad 7.12, Demagogue 7.5, Jutland 7.7, Borealls, Rose Queen, Ermine 7.0, Amberlnc, Active, Falstaff, Tirana. 6.7. MATARAWA HANDICAP, ail flirlong.l.Dninty Step 9.7, Ruddy 9.4, Egimont Park 8.11, Tarorangl 8 10, Prineo Formby, Klnsern 8.0, Qulntro 7.12, Tassln' Through, Farce 7.11, Marble Bar, Philomela, Hepta 7.10, Hupana, Student, Legato 7.0. FORDELL HURDLES, ona and three-quarter miles.—Zola 11.7, Coldstream 11.4, Wislrful 10.11, Explorer 10.5, Army Serylce 9.8, Ratana 9.6, Applaud, War Star 9.0. OKOIA HANDICAP (2-year-oldsl, sli furlongs.—Canyon, Rleuse 7.13, Bestir, Little River 7.7, Puro Lr.zlness, Verbosity 7.3, Insurrection 7.1, Mariekura 6.10, Isabel 6.9. WANGANUI STAKES, ono mile and a-'half. —Kllrush ,9.0, Oratress 8.13, Kilißoon 810, Client 8.6, Taiamal 8.6, Gazlque, Dusky Eve 7.1", Lorematch 7.2, Moutoa Ivanova 6.9. . HARRISON HACK, one mile and a distance. —Self Alliance 8.4, Hallomronia. 8.3, War Baby 8.2, Army Service 8.1, Kilgour, Haversack 8.0, Tame Fox 7.9, Fullca 7.3, Empyrean 7,2, Rebuff, Crystal Palace, Mannish, Better Luck 7.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP, six furlongs.Arrovrsmlth 8.8, 80-Peep 8.6, Lord KenllworM\ 8.4, Chimera 8.3, Inah 7.12, Swanen River 7.8, Srtmomldes 7.'7, Lion Slqin, Bon Spec 7.6, Astinome 7.2. JACKSON HANDICAP.—Acre, Hymestra 9.0, Silver Link 8.11. Fasten' Through 8.7, Miss Gold 8.4, Listowel, Demand 7.0.

TO-DAY'S PROSPECTS. "I '"' (By "Moturoa.") Wanganui, Last Night. Splendid acceptances are carded for the concluding day of the Wanganul races. The weather Is still overcast, but the course promises to be in bettor order to-morrow Racine opens, with the Autumn Handicap, for which fourteen hau beeri paid up. Bonnetter, Borealls and Jutland appear the best handicapped. Fifteen remain in the Matiarawa Hack Handicap,. including smart sprinters like Dainty Step and Farce. The Jackson Stakes looks like providing an Interesting race between Acre and Sllvat Lir.k. Zola is meeting Coldstream on eight pound better terms In tho Fordoll Hurdles, and the shorter distance to-un::i'row should suit Zola belter. Carry On was unlucky to lose on Thursday and should start a warm order in the Okoia Handicap. Nino remain In the WapEonui Stakes and all are likely to be well supported. KUmoon and Oratress appear tc bo most In demand In doubles, and Oratress may be very hard to teat. Hallowvonia won nicely on the opening day and asain reads well in the Harrison Hack Handicap, but Haversack may be dangerous. . Considerable interest will be taken in Arrowsmith's appearance m the Farewell Handicap. He ran four furlonirs in 48 seconds with Ost. up this morning and looks unbeatable.

Snub went save on WednsMny, "id had to withdraw from the Wansranul Cup. No doubt the bookmakers awmdaled Mr. Gerald Stead's action in leaving Kllmoon in ihe Cup until tho last moment! Somo raoejtoers are optimists! Splashing along Ihronch rain and rami on Thursday one motorist consoled Himself with the idea flint there was no dust! Roso Wreath and Movttoa Ivannva made most of the naee in the Cup, hn: the pair were well lieaten half a mile from home. i Tather cleverly on r had not been made so mneh use of alons Ihe back ihe last time she might hare won. Old Client has done his punch. ' k>ng» {torn bcmt In Did Cup not hi was rljht'

up on the leader's heels, but Ms old sprint "«,! do wi?', <">" »e ML he »» ns t0 flnlsh fourth Mascot made her lost appearance on the IXTr B™BldSlf£S MarTEn Jrf\r Wrl,or . tl,a,t daughter of ?o tile stud y Arfyl6 ta '° b " mlred adde a ri'°!n e 'i; has been added to the list, and came through the onESVjj? r 1 , 1 -. lie has not sll(> ™ & anT^^r^/^^-vnhor... me l»v "v "'I Wer ? mlzzlea whm ' hc '' saw a WmkM ?I 6 , e H ack flsurini -' amongst *e Sn" L ° mlnat . lons - TanJree Ja <* is a beln^ema^uS 11 " ™ Sl * « ™"° bete « a BhS* 1 !- 8 >" ue dWdfmd mm ha ™ come as had him In S i° n 'i ThUradaj '- McP °™a<* back and ™m , W „ runnln B along ». a.n-In™, uUll>s down B °™alls at the turn, X*S!£ffl* the ta " *?*»«• h ° ™ Borealls was flopped out at the start of tered with running out of the (traight Youns ttatack 1 «?A to ° W USe * W« »*£S it Z , J, ana . he coul(l tt' see the' trip out. horJVm^'?. 01 " *• ot Fred Tilley'B ?vw , mved t0 PW » lim! ' dividend at Wanganul, but Ktasem, a three-yeir-oldl Ally us ed long enough to beat the fast-flnishlnc S^iL ß^4 ' waa P'aoed, but put in a | mSSSt "" the str " lfiM - Shel9 ™* longs from home tha* he was being hailed as kwS™- . Jll3t bef0 '' e TO ' e "-lng tl#straight beif h.m m .W? I he -Wmwiniil horse, &' beat him easily m *he run home. Applaud ™.hf,? OTd race ' and Katana also shaped Veil The Victory Welter was a great bettlnif race eight Gorges being solidly supported,Vough atZ P 1^ m ° f £»»-«otag-OB(BNdei So r,,J ° M T 0 ?-"* ma<Je Wm actual favorite ton/, frl'' ? h "", ln J o f< " ,rth »"•« ">ree ft£ longs from home, but stopped riding when he saw. that pursuit was hopeless "ftSSS.* ItSimTX fUt . ,her bac,t lhnn and « "iV'T* ""allonge by Fished, won ?K sta r'and's indifferent running occasioned some comment. The Juvenile Handicap was another surmise horses all being ita ft clnnc "ClM™' Canyon had"* cnanee from the rise of the bnrrlw nmi If i?l , ? snlsh5 nlsh - RloUße <» a hrown flllv U Han"nttr L f **,?• and TI Bh ««<l "ome spied to ™' t ' ?, reMn *'■ Demand, the favorwe, got going slowy, but was finishing very strongly. Pure telness, X ac"ed up ™?«Ti e ' . fß, i at lllD I'ome bend. " P m>e finish of the Wlrltoa Hack Handicap was a BDlendld one, Hallowvonla just beating Pa^e Jrtrt, S l™ mna ' 7 hn flnlßlled almost abrS w, Adm >'™ alld Cauilnl close up. Tmy Sfw'w looked a winner just, before reaching on°wlt r hft'' bU ' , " Ul no ' the *"'Wol!s The Flying Handicap saw Astlnome, Silver v-hife 'l P »r%" nd Bf4l Snec openly'hacked! Innh were early prominent, with BHver link on their heels, and Lord Kenilworth laSt Acre Tnd b!'S b >' »lv*r, Silver Link reth* EHi iJ? % la3t furlong ' and 80-Peep AnI ? nnd wn " easilv from Sv.'nnee River with Astlnome right up ■tyilrd