SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1920, Page 3

SPORTING.

I HAWKE'S BAY MEETING. PIP.ST DAY'S RESULTS. By Telegraph. —Presi Association. Hastings, Last Night. There was flue weather, and the attendance was good for the first day of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's (In conjunction with the Hawke's Bay Hunt) steeplechase meeting. The totalisator handled £23,651, compared with £21,595 last year—an increase of £7050. Results:— ' WOODLANDS HACK STEEPLECHASE. Two miles.—John Bunny (G. Henderson) 1, Notability 2, Sandringhaim 3. Also started: Graftelia, Torchy, Te Ton, Master Webster, Slumlx, Sail Home, .Tackaranda, Nlcomar, Pollyanna, Combustion, 'Cello. Won by a length. Time, 4.16. ® WBAKATU HACK HURDLES. One mile slid three-quarters—Ladoguer 1, Mannish 2, MeTocation 3. Also started: Retard, Pawerewere. Marshal Nell, Rienzl, Sir Agnes, StrangeBays. Won by a length. Time, 3.17 2-5. HAWKE'S BAY HURDLES. Two miles Deviation (A. E. Warne.) 1, Thrace 2, Muraeteura 3. Also started: Kauri King, Rekanui, IPaddtagton Green, Coldstream, Parawanui. W«m by a good length. Time, 3.54 2-5. ■HAWKE'S BAY STEEPLECHASE. Three tmHes.—Oaklelgh (A. E. Warner) 1, First Line S, WiioMno 3. Also started: 013 Munglndt, Khartoum, Peneton, Harbor Light, Polthogue, Boiun. Won by one and a half lengths. Time, C.26. HUNTERS' HURDLES. One and a half miles—Signysian (R. Thompson) s, Kareur 2, Toruea 3. Also started: Whetokl, Warning, Mlramar, Verona, Freehold, Vermll, Pearl. Neflsche, Master Oriflaimme. Won by three lengths. Time, 2.50 2-5. WINTER HACK. Once round.—Sir Fanciful (B. Morris) 1, Negambo 2, Persian Prince 3. Also started: Kllgour, Sea Foam, The Digger, Mumble, Europea, Mbkatten, Utuwai, Army Service, Ohitl, Ben Bolt, Loch Dhu, Black Lake, Walton, Willy's Knight, Woodlark, Achilllon. Won by a length. Time, 1.52 1-5. HERETAUNOA HANDICAP. Six and a half furlongs.—Gold Kip (H. Robinson) 1, Bagdad 2, Hyginas 3. Also started: Parisian Diamond, Maloha, Income, Railand, Night-time, Croesus, Hymarty, Rawakore, Prince Charleroi, Otauru Kid, Comedy Prince, Old Gold, Hone? Bee, Arch Salute, Hookah. Won by a length. Time, 1.231-B. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. Napier, Last Night. Acceptances for the second day are:— KIKDNAPPERS HACK HURDLES. One mile and a half.—Ore Ore 11.6, Rlslngham 10 7, Signysian 10.5, Marshal Nell 9.13, Mannish 9.12, ltaumanuwhiri 9.7, Relocation 9.3, Ethiopian 9.2, Rienzi, Sir Agnes, Sensitive, Strangeways 9.0. ' HAVELOCK HACK STEEPLECHASE. Two miles.—Pawerewero 11.7, Notability 10.11, Graftella 10.10, Slumix 10.6, Torchy, Manhattan 10.4, Master Webster 10.0, Juan 9.13, Sail Home 9.9, Nlcomar, Jacaranda, Com- , bustlon 9.7. HAWKE'S BAY HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE. About two and a half miles.—Bill 12 2, Patariki 11.7, Sturdee 11.2, Bollin 10.13, Tornca 10 12, Sandringham 10.11, Dorset, Neftsche, Moanomii 10.7. HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Sir Fanciful 11.5, Lord Astolat 10.12, Night-time 10 4, Mosthenes 10 3, Sanacro 10.1, Sea Foam 10.0, Utuwai 9.13, Yankee Dan 9.9, Lallan Rookh 9.8, Negambo 9.0, Magistrate 9.4, Mumble 9.2, Tiorn, Plro Mro, Jolly Cove, Kyoto, Tarlngaroa, Slanter, Trlncess Charming, Sanstcrre, Larkspur 9.0. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP: One mile and a half.—All Over 13.5 Army Service II 6, Waterlorm 11 0, Powder King 10.13, Taklml, Persian Prince 10.11, Ohiti 10.10, Piro Piro, Europa, Loch Dhu, Parawanui 10.7. HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP. One mile and a half.—Signysian 12.13, Convention 12 S, Better Luck 11 11, Kafeur 11.8, Black Art 11.5, Tornea 11.2, Warning, Whetoke, Verona, Vermie 11.0. MARKET STREET HANDICAP. Once round—Mainha 10.8, Comedy Prince 9.12, Bagdad 9.11, Goldshine 9.8, Old Gold 9 4, Railand 9.3, Arch Salute, Black Lake, Hookah, Achilllon 9.0. RACING IN AUSTRALIA. By Telegraph.—Press Assn Copyright. Melbourne, June 23. Vaquero has been scratched for all engagements at the National meotlng. THE JOCKEY'S DISPUTE. .MEETING AT NAPIER. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Hastings, June 23. A largely attended meeting of trainers and jockeys was held last evening In tho Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's rooms, over sixty- being present, to discuss the circular letter issued to licensed trainers and jockejs by Sir George Clifford. In regard to the forming of a combined trainers' and jockeys' unregistered association, the following resolution was unanimously carried: "That the jockeys :;hould have an unregistered association atnonjst themselves, and be represented by a deputation of jockeys to the executive of the Racing Conference annually, or oftener, If required; that owners, breeders and trainers should form an association in each metropolitan centre, to meet together not less than six times a year: that a copy of all resolutions passed and business done at each meeting of each association to be sent to each of the other associations once a year, and delegates from each association to meet and arrange what suggestions or reques's are to be put before the Racing Conference and to appoint two delegates from amongst themselves to represent them at the conference; that delegates appointed bv the Hawke's Bay District Committee be requested, in event of licensing by the conference being carried at tho next meeting of the conference, to strongly oppose T>age 33, part 21, new rule