TO-DAY'S ACCEPTANCES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 December 1913, Page 5

TO-DAY'S ACCEPTANCES.

PALMERSTON N., Last Night. The following acceptances have been received for to-day's races: — Jvilrain Hack, one mile 55 yards— Braeburn 9.0, Papamarama 8.4, Te Hou Hou 7.11, Hiwitapu 7.9, Moirette 7.4, Aha 7.3. • Tlritea Hurdles, .If miles.—Rill 11.13, Tewhetu 10.2, , Marblehead 10.1, Maku 9.6, .Taurangi 9.2, Highc|en 9.0, Coronation 9.0. Highden Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs—Heather 9.3, Secret Link 8.11, Alecto 8.8; Iliad's Hero 8.7, Aratiatia 8.7, Pavlovna 7.8, Sir Moutoa 7.7, Multiplicity 7.7, Arlington 7.6, French Rose 7.3, Ngarua 7.3, Courtley 6.11, Wailand 8.11, Portraiture 6.9, Sir Saracen 6.9, Sir Fisher 6.7. : Liverpool Handicap, 1 mile-and k furlongs—Smapis 8.9, Expect 8.7, Sir Knox 8:5, Peroneal 8.4, Mummer 7.5, Odessa 7.2, Moutoa Girl 7.0, tondale 6.13, Coromandel 6.7,' Charlerose 6.7 ,Lady Nolan 6.7. Eighth Palmerston North Stakes, 6 furlongs.—Bandiera 9.8, Emengarde 9.0, Gladiole 8.10, Rumania 6.9, Pavlovna 6.4, Martian Princess 6.4. •

Terrace Hack Welter, 7 furlongs.— Monologue 9.0, Amity 8.6, Zeus 8.4, St. Elm 8.3, Multiplicity 8.3. Ngarua 8.1, Rangiwhatu 7.10, Moeroa 7.10, Classis 7.10. .. Awapuni Handicap, 6 furlongs— Blue Lake 9.0, Immer 8.8, Sanguinary 8.8, Lady Louisa 8.3, The Great Mogul 7.8, Peronilla 7.6, Red Book 7.6 ,Eocene 7.6, Adroit 7.5; ParaWanui 7.5.' ' '

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB

DUNEDIN, Last Night. The Dunedin Jockey Cluß's summer meeting opened.. to~day, in splendid weather.' The stewards inquired into the running of Oxenhope, and disqualified the horse, owner, tra-. iner, and jockey (T. Humphries )for two years, as they were of the opinion that the . horse had befen deliberately pulled.! They ; also enquired, ln'lsd^^tShfe; r mirii&tera F <i .Wells.-: last i'e» r - Results:— ' 'V' v■ '■■■' Summer Hurdles Brewer 2, Kilmeny 3. Salisbury Handicap.— Reval lj Joan 2, Chudic 3. ; Dunedin r 1 Honfesty 1,Bee 2, Cortes 3. Otago Handicap. —Mai*tius ( 1, Specialform 2, Flora;. Macdonald 3. Ti-ial Stakes.- Gregory 1, Moongldvv 2j Ada Merling 3. . , Federal,Handicap.r— llober.t Bell i, Obsono 2, Mosgiel 3. • ; : v V ■ Bumside Handicap. —My Glove 1 Sveaborg 2. Kuller 3.3 " ■ Otokia iWelter.— St. Petersburg 1, (Mere 2, Gniomia 3. / i

TARATAHI RACES

The Annual meeting fbf 'the Tara*, tahi-Carterton Racihg Club '-was held yesjfcerday in glorious weather in the, presence of a good attendance of the public. The racing throughout: .was interesting, but was rather marred by two unfortunate the second event of the day Master Lupin,- who f »wa&- ; a hot favourite, and ran second, was disqualified, and his rider (Hatch) severely cautioned for bumping Arrahana. In the last race of the day Astral, who was a hot favourite, collapsed in the straight, 6 died a-few minutes later. The cause of death Was i heart disease. The sum of £8219 'was .passed thi'ougb the machine as against £743'7 last year. The results are as follow: . -.Trial. Plate, of 50 •sovs., 5 furlongs —W. Garrett's Conziska/ 8;I1 (W. Garrett) W. H. Brook's Poro Poro, 8.10 (R. Hatch), 2;. G. Neich's Sarbonite, 7.11 (E. Manson), 3. Time lmin 3sec. •" " v ' ; • Belvedere Hack of 70 sovs., 6 furlongs—H. Hodge's Chillies, 7.0 (E. Francis) ,1; W.' Wiggins' Arrahna 7.0 ((Manson) 2. Time, 1 min 16sec. Maimgaralp) ot 50 sovs, 1$ miles —R. -Tj; Sanson's Te Awahuri, 16sec -(Hanson), 1; T. Twomey's All Steel, 21sec (Twomey),. 2; AT O. Bishop's -Wallet 12sec (Benson), 3. " <, Wairarapa County Cup, of 150 sovs II miles—J. Harle's Byron, 9.0, (R. Hatch), 1; A. Whitens The Summit, 6.7 (Kemp), 2; A. Wall's Suratura, 8.9 (Catt), 3. Time 2min Usee. Gladstone Hack Welter, of 70 sovs 7 furlongs—l. Simpson's Rega Park 8.13 (W. Kirk), and G. Neich's Sarbonite, 8.0 (Catt) dead heat, 1; Hooper and Lilly's' Lord Palmer, 8.9 (Lorrigan), 3. Time Imm 30sec. Railway Handicap, of 100 sovs., 6 furlongs.—R. Cooper's Leapuki, 9.0 (G. Francis) 1; J. Fmdlay' s Lord Possible, 7.11 (Lorigan), 2] A 1. Fitzmaurice's Merry Guy, 8.4 (Watson), 3. Time, lmin Bfsecj „ Taratahi Trot Handicap, of oO sovs., one mile—"W. Burr, Princess Bmce (16s<;c) M A- C. Bishop■. Wallett (9sec), 2; J. W. McCarthys Manscenita (llsec),-3. . , Dash Hack Handicap, of tO sovs., 4 furlongs.—C. Louisson's Martlet (Manson), 1; A. Txoodmans Rene (Rowe), 2; Frederick ajid Hubeit s Lady Daylesford G. Francis), 3. Time, SOsecs.

Mr A. R. Maltby, ■ of Mastertpn, received advice yesterday that hifi horse First Consul was seriously in-jured-by a motor car when on the way to Palm'erston racecourse yesterday, and was, unable to start m the Cup race. , The success of the locally owned and trained Sir Solo, in the- Auckland Oup haa gone a step further in raising the reputation of the Wairarapa, which has" this year put up a wonderful record in the direction of sports. That the two big racmg handicaps of New Zealand have come to the Wairarapa this year would indicate that this district is "holding its' own in the racing world. Mr Dorset, the owner of Sir Solo, and Mr Garrett, the trainer, are to be congratulated m landing such a s coup. . / J