SPORTING

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 12 November 1913, Page 5

SPORTING

C.J.O. MEETING.

TO-BAY'S ACCEPTANCES

(By l'dearavh—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night. following are the a<*>eptances foil the tliird day of the Canterbury -Jockey Club's Spring meeting:— Suburban Hurdles. —'Witched 11.9, , iMorcedo Bravest 9.7, Kingeway 9.0, Combination 9.0. ' Spring Nursery.—Hymettius Goodnight 8.3, Brocado 8.3, Cbfvrmilla 8.1, Recontra 7.5, First Flight 7.5, GtfU'garon 7.3, Fastradi 7.0, Angelina 7.0, Atheldana 7.0, Merry Trick 7.0, Signoril? 7.0, Bytnn 7.0. Avon Welter.—Glenfinnan v 9.5, Royal Arms 9.5, Martel 9.3, Mys- ■ teriarch 8.9, Sanguinary 8.9, Seatondalo 8.9,, Gapon 8.8, Specialform 8.8, Imagination 8.6, S"un bird 8.6, Mosgiel 8.1, Gnome 8,0, Mt. Victoria 7.13, Gasoline 7.12, Kilts 7.11, Silver Shield 7.8, Lady Mareia- 7.7, Royal Marine 7.7, Mere. 7.7.- * ' Canterbury Cup.—'Midnight .Sun, Bmperador, Martins, Tannhauser, Bleriot, Bon Rove, Bon Ton, La Reina, Cherubini, Mowbray, Ogier, Lady Moutoa. • , Jockey Club Handicap.,—Autumnus 9.5, Bon Reve 8.13, Undecided 8.13, Bon Ton 8.10, Tiinnhauser 8.10, Potoa 8.8, Haskayne 8.6, Bliss 8.4, Culprit 8.4, Crown 'Pea.rl 8.4, Mowbray 8.2, Quarantine 7.9, Gapon 6.13. New Zealand Oaks. —Banksia, Historiette, Sunbird, Bonny Helen, l~nmer, Princess Moutoa, French. Rose, Joan, Pavlova, Warstep, Flora Mellon aid, Bon Rain, all 8.10. Randolph Handicap.—Birkful 8.13, Secret Link 8.13, First Glanpe 8.13, Gunflash 8.12, Formnal 8.11, Sveabi*rg 8.2, Mav Dalrymple 8.2, Miss Kolmar 8.0, Vocation 7.13, Baritone 7.12, Speedometer 7.12, Thuringa 7.9, Bonnie Bouche 7.7, Politician 7.7, Ardent 7.5, Counsel 7.5, Madnrna 7.3! Glenongley 7.3, Franganui 7.2, Sauci 7.2, Vanquish 7.2, Ovar 7.0, Overton 7.0, Unify 7.0, Camerine 7.0. Otaio Plate.—Thrax 10.9, Brown Owl 10.3, Lord Renown 9.12, Ariom 9.8, Odessa 9.4, Mangaroa 9.3, Flora McDonald 8.9, Gold Coin 8.8, Mu.3l ura 8.3.

THE LOCH MABEN CASE

FURTHER DISQUALIFICATIONS,

(Received Last Night, 11 o'clock.) MELBOURNE, Nov. 11. Further inquiry in regard to the Loteh Maben ca«e resulted in the disqualification for two years of J. Mac- . Laughlin, trainer, and D. J. Price, in whoso Loch Maben was housed, on the ground of dishonour"able action. W. MoLoud. an apprentice to Price, was suspended for six months for giving misleading evidence.