SPORTING

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10545, 30 January 1912, Page 5

SPORTING

TAiCAPUNA RACES. '{By Telegraph—Press Association.) .'. '"• > ; - AUGKLAND/Ikist Nfgfait..'''' The Takapuna Jockey Club's Aug was concluded, to-dayj wfoen.ihe. sum of £.22,363 was.put through the totalisator, making £51,307 for tin?. .: meeting.' \ Results:—.vMoana Handicap.— Ooudy Dawa 1, Invader 2,. Master Dix 3. Maiden Hurdles. __ Lloyds 1, Matarere 2, Captain Paul 3. ■Suburban ; Handicap.. Peggy Pryde 1, Red Lupin 2, Mahinga 3. Jbckev Club Handicap.— G-loy"I, FJeetrakoff 2, Jollie Fille 3. Hobson Handicap.— MtmoHue 1, Geneva 2, Prince Merriwee 3. Rangitoto Handicap.— Bogey 1, Firelock 2, Maui Nina 3. Waiwera Hurd?»s.— Black Northern 1, Blue Mountain 2, AVeHcas* 3.' ' ' ' '■','■."" i Ahiniversary Welter.— St ; Amann ( ; 1, Tiresome 2, Waiotahi 3.

DEELEY CAUTIONED.

(By Telegraph—Press: 'Association.)

ATJOKiLANB, Last Sight.

Before the racing* started at Taka.puna vesterdoy., B. Deeley, the rider of, Catrtain' Soult in the v Stewards' Handicap on Saturday, was brought the Stewards, it being alleged by the look-out steward (Mr Geo. Outts) that he had not ridden his horse to the best advantage in that race. Deeley, in hi* statement, said that Wee OJga had run the field out soon after they jumped off. and his mount had lost several lengths. Unci p-r the circumstances, ho had ridden the horse to the best of his judg<- [ ment. T3ie Stewards accepted the explanation, but warned Dooloy as to his riding in the future.

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