RACING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8994, 2 December 1907, Page 6

RACING.

FEILDING RACES. BY TELEGHAPJI—VKESS ASSOCIATION. FEILDING, November 30. The weather was again fine, and there was another large attendance. Results:— York Stakes—Moriarty 1. Oxton 2, Waipaku 3. Scratched—Gawam, and I Toa Tuhi. Won by a length and ahalf. Time, lmin 15 3-ssec. Nikau Hack Handicap—Motoa 1. Catapult 2, Greenleaf 3. Scratched —Nukutihi. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin 15 2-sse<\ Manchester Handicap—Moral 1, Irish Rifle 2, Saga 3. Scratched— Frisco. Won by a length and a quarter. Time. 2min Bsec. Cheltenham Hurdles—Sen Sim 1, Le Beau 2, Pushful 3. All started. Won easily by a length. Assayer fell. Tiu.e, Smin 17 3-ssec. Welter Hack Flat—Belario 1, Daisy Paul 2, Speciosa 3. All started. ' Won by a head. Time, lmin 57 l-ssec. Railway Welter—Chatterer 1, The Stake 2, The Rand 3. Scratched— Contender. Won by a head. Time, lmin 29 2-ssec. Maiden Hack Scurry— Ikon 1, , Buoyant 2, Windage 3. Scratched•Urisis, Crucinella, Bonny Doon, Penates. Tane, Kaha, Flying Wind, Fond Memory, Nightmare. Won by a head. Time, lmin « 2-Sseo. (The result of the Rongotea Hack Hurdles was not forwarded by the Press Association agent).

TAKAPUNA RACES. BY TiirjKOl'.Al'H —I'RKSS ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND, November 38. The results of the Takapuna races are as follow: Trial Handicap, 1 mile—Philosopher 1, Henry Havelock 2, Escamilb 3. Time, lmin 45sec. Cambria Handicap, 4 furlongs— Rarata 1, John 2, Roosevelt 3. Time, 52 l-ssec. St. Andrew's Handicap, U mile.— Uranium 1. Scotty 2, Lord Seaton 3. .Time, 2min llsec. Maiden Hurdles, 1J mile and 100 yards—Lady Clements 1, Grey Dawn 2, Omati 3. Time, 2min 58 3-ssec. 'Cheltenham Handicap, H furlongs —Devonport 1, Lucrece 2, Noteorini 3. Time, lmin 9sec. Melrose Handicap, H furlongsVeronica 1, Tito 2, Lady Dot 3. Time, lmin lOsec. Tiri Hurdles, 12 mile—Hautapu 1, St. Harp 2. Time, 3min 24 3-ssec. Pony Handicap, 5J furlongs—Hopscotch 1, Necktie 2, Hughie 3. Time, lmin 11 l-ssec. LICENSING OF BOOKMAKERS. BY TiaKOHAVH—mESS ASSOCIATION. DUNEDIN, November 30. No bookmakers applied to be licensed at the Tahuna Park Trotting Club's meeting, the fee of £2O per day being considered unreasonable. "The bookmakers used to be charged £5 per da> for the meeting, and have sent a protest to the Premier and the Hon. J. A. Millar against a fee of £2O being charged. The Ministers have replied that in their, opinion the club's action is a very unwise one.