SPORTING.
RIVERTON ACCEPTANCES, Bj Telegraph—Tress Association. INVERCARGILL, May 12. Tho following acceptances have been declared lor tho Riverton meeting:—• JUMPERS’ FLAT, of 100 sovs; If miles.—Penury Rose 9.12. Calibration 9.9, Boughleen Dbourt 9.6, Woodrow 9.5, Mettle Drift 9.0. RIVERTON HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; li mile 3 Post -9.10, Cupidon 8.0, Beauty Lignt 6.12, San Salvador 6.9, Thistlecrown 6.7, Twinkle 6.7. ’
OREPUKI HACK, of 100 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Sweet Melody 9.4, • Obligio 9.0, Mountain Rose 8.12, Soltoe 8.7, Queen Balboa 8..3, Sidelight 8.1, Navy Cut 8.0, Fairy Ring 7.13, Blue Dragoon 7.12, Flight 7.7, Swimashore 7.6, Bran Pie 7.5, Vogue 7.0. APARIMA STEEPLECHASE, of 150 sovs; 2J miles. —Frenchman 12.3, Kilkee 10.4, Ilongahere 10.4, Hollow Log 10.2, Lucky Chance 9.6, Ellesmere 9.4. WAIPANGO HACK, of 100 sovs; 7 furjongs.—Mountain Rose 9.0, Highburn 8.10, Salerno 5.3, Navy -Cut 8.2, Fairy Ring 8.1, Flight 7.8, Swimashore 7.7, Vogue 7.0, Sunnv Gold 7.0. MONOWAI WELTER, of 125 sovs; 7 furlongs.—Valdamo 9.1, Set- Sail 8.11, Warhaven 8.11, Beauty Light 8.8, Geranial 8.5, Francaise 8.4, Marmont 8.3, San Salvador 8.3, Ecuador 7.13, Coastguard 7.9, Thistlecrown 7.8, Counterstroke 7.7, Twinkle 7.7. WAKATIPU TROT, of 115 sovs; li miles. —Our Star scr, Colehill scr, Dixie Dillon 24.vds bhd, Kernvood Bell 60, Marvindale 60, War Chimes 60, Snowcap 72, Quickmatch 72, Miss Adonis 108, John Logan 144, Moor Chimes 168.
OHAI TROT, of 115 sovs; 1£ miles. —Deepstream scr, Colehill scr, Dixie Dillon 24yds bhd, Morning Chimes 24, Ten Bells 24, Petervillo 36, Lady Evelyn 48, Coldstream Guard 60, Marvindale 60, Kernvood Bell 60, Miss Adonis 108, Northopo .120.
Entries for the Fail-lie Hunt’s point-to-point meeting, to be held on Thursday, May 28, close with Mr H. H. Fraser on Wednesday next. It is stated that Te Kara is to bo taken to Queensland before being brought back to New Zealand. When he won the City Tatter-sail's Cup at Randwick, he returned very fair odds. It is reported that Songbird throw off the soreness that characterised him during the progress of the South Canterbury Jockey Club's fixture, and is now working soundly again. The position in regard to the Kilbroney horse may now be reviewed, and it is on tho cards that his preparation will be continued in the meantime.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 13 May 1925, Page 10
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