SPORTING

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9647, 12 November 1909, Page 6

SPORTING

RACING

CANTERBURY ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph—Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, November 11. The following are the acceptances for the fourth day s races:— Cooper Hurdles Handicap, of 200 sovs, once round and a distance. — Southern Cross 11.5, Xavier 11.2, Tyrannic 11,1, Kairoma 10.13, Whatakura 9.13, Forest 9.8, Sea Dog and Farley Grove 9.0. Seymour Handicap, of 130 sovs, six furlongs.—Volodga 9.13, Dolce 9.6, Contendent 8.11, Wet Day 8.8, Gunboat and Montreal 8.6, Brasenose 8.3, Magnet 7.13, Eaglestone 7.2, Merrie Lass 7.0, Obligato and Cham' eleon 6.10, Shillelagh, Captain Kidd, Wind Gun, Aunt Sally and Queen of Spades 6.7. Pioneer Handicap, of 130 sovs, five furlongs.—War Sung 9.0, Formeden 8.8, Lord Kelvin and Martyre 8.1, Tenterhook 7.lo,Kilmeny 7.9, Crown Derby 7.8, Master Laddo. Martine, Big Blast, Deploy and Enyo 6.7. Creasy Welter Handicap, of 300 sovs, six furlongs Gold Thread 9.13, Tawhaki 9.9, Effort and Miss Mischief 9.3, Sharpshooter 9.1. Dolce and Nyland 8.13, Valdimar 8.11, Passion and White Cockade 8.7, Diamond Star 8.6, Cymbriform 8.3, Fasnakyle 8.1, Volodia 7.13, Zetland 7.12, Mania 7.7. Fendalton Handicap, of 500 sovs, one mile and a quarter. Aberbrothuck 8.10, Lady Lucy and Roosevelt 8.7, Sandstream and Oiyoi 8.5, Prim 8.2, Kilwinning 7.9, Chief Locihel 7.4, King Post 7.3, Tikitere, Chanteuse, Boutade and Guianfurte 7.2, Ambrosian 7.0, Ilarita 6.13, Dabchick 6.11, Stratagem 6.9, Ristori 6.9, Pretty Nell 6.7.

Members' Handicap, of 600 eovs, seven furlongs.—Penates 9.8, Madster Soult 9.5, Gold Lace 9.3, "Czar Kolohol and Flitaway 8.2, Gold Thread 7.12, Balaclava 7.10, Gipsy Belle and Bollin 7.9, Rose Noble and Federal 7.o,llarita and Full Sail 6.13 Truganini 6,12, Valdimar and Ormuiu 6.10, Merrivonia 6.8, Wet Day 6.7.

Randolph Handicap, of 250 sovs, five furlongs.—Penates 9.13, Gold Lace 9.9, Armlet 9.5, Los Angelos 9.0, Naumai 8.13, St Bill 8.3, Broadsword 8.2, Federal 8.0, Sweet Angelus 7.7, Silk Web 7.4, Nyland 7.3, Multiple and Perle d' Or 7 0, Mundic 6.13, Dolce 6.10, Cerise and Blue 6.7, Thistledown 6.7. G. G. Stead Memorial bup, of 750 sovs, 1£ miles.—All Red and Down-

fall 9.3, Bobrikoff and Husbandman 9.0, Ringdove 8.12, Ingoda 7.0.

AUCKLAND ACCEPTANCES.

By Telegraph--Press Association. AUCKLAND, November 11. The following acceptances have been received or the third day's races of the Auckland Racing Club Welter Handicap, one mile. —Dawn 10.2, Wauchope 9.2, Delegate 8.12, Rully 8.9, Aristocrat 8.9, Raupahara 8.6, Dr. Shimose and Celtic 8.5, Coromanciel 8.3, Hyperin 8.2, Continuance 8.1, Freevata, All's Well, Epsom Lass and Azoff 8.0. Gordon Handicap, five furlongs.— Wild West 8.12, Admiral Soult 8.6, Blue Garment and Miss Advance 8.3, Sea Elf and Fleet Arrow 8.0, Hard f«ock 7.12, Ail's Well 7.7. Dazzling 7.1, Tumataisi, Lady Doon, Soultoria, Lady Dot, Roselike, Aristos, Aoroa. Maykoff, Scotch, Madam rfoult, and Rob the Ranter 7.0.

Parneh Handicap, six furlongs.— Devonport 9.0, Salute 8.10, Kahama 8.5, Sir Artegal 7.13, General Soult 7.10, Turbine 7.6, Seldom, and Necktie 7.5, Admiral Souit 6.9. Wynyard Handicap, seven furlongs. —Tamainupo 8.12, Maheno 8.9, Miss Winnie 8 6, Sir Artegal 7.12, Carmania 7.9, Rarata 7.4, Jewellery 7.3, Miss Time 6.12. Maiden Hurdles, one mile and a half.—Landlock and Eblis 9,12, Master Paul 9.7, Tui Cakabau and Dogger Bank 9.6, First Barrell and Luminator 9.5, Dunborne 9.3, King, Casta'lrift, Totika, St. Maria and Censure 9.0. .

Juvenile Handicap, four furlongs. —Obsidean B.B,Apellon 7.13, Doughboy 7.9, Domino and His Highness 7.7, Goldfinder and Merrijee 7.4, Royal Seaton 7.3, Monolope, Sa Slave and Miss Ada 7.2, Vivace 7.1, Lady Waterford and Hamadryad 6.13. Ascot Handicap, one mjle and a quarter. —Ngapuka 9.0, Lohbuie 8.1. Te Aroha 8.0, Santa Rosa and Uran -

ium 7.13, Wairnangu 7,12, Tattoo 7.10, Maheno 7.7, Akarana 7.4, Aristocrat 7.0. Corumandel 6.13, Michaeloff, Spectre, and liohepotae 6.7.

WOODVILL& NOMINATIONS

Nominations for all events, except Maiden and Scurry, to be run at the Woodville District Jockey Club's Summer Meeting, on December Bth and 9th, will close with the secretary Mr E. J. Gothard, Woodville, at 8 p.m. to-morrow. The telegraph office at Woudville is closed at 8 o'clock. The Ground Committee of the Dannevirke Racing Club report that the course is in tip-top order, and will be found excellent guing on the 17th inst., whilst the plough will compare favourably with the majority of colonial tracks. A conditional license has been granted by the Bench for the meeting. The acceptances for the events with one exception are all that could be desired, and with fine weather a record meeting is anticipated, whilst the train arrangements should suit patrons.