THE TURF.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2743, 23 February 1910, Page 6

THE TURF.

DANNEVIRKE ACCEPTANCES

fpEK PitKss Association.! DANNEVIRKE, Feb. 22. The following are the acceptances for the Dannevii'ke races: — —First Day.— Handicap Hack Hurdles.—Windage 11.3. Gold Bird 10.10, Longner 10.7, Moat 9.4, Canadian 9.0. Makirikiri Handicap.—Red Wing 9.0, Toanga and Strathmoira. 8.4, Magneta 7.13, Aim well 7.12, Curator 7.11, Leolanter 7.5, More© 7.4, Ivildonan 7.3. Royal Maid and Compassed 6.9. Dannevirke Cup.—Sir Frisco 9.0, Sandstream 8.10, Truganini 8.3, Kopu and Waitapu 7.11, Te Puia 7.9, Goodwin Park 7.5, Parable and Clemora 7.3, Bridge 7.2, Lawn Rose, Miss Advance, Btrengaria, and Tam Glen 6.7. Nursery Handicap.—Kohinoor 8.13, Sea Eagle 8.9, Killaloo 8.8, Virtue 7.10 Ngatiruanui Bill, Esmeh, Excel, and Lady Edna 7.7, Waikehua, Varna. Humariare and Deploy 6.10, Waitoke 6.7 Taboraiti Hack Welter.—Captain Bell 9.9, Waitoto 8.13, Passive 8.12, Pcljnices 8.11, Liquid Air 8.10, Obscurity and Waiariki 8.8, Sleacombe 8.5, Harekoa, Tsushima, and Rangibapua 8.3. Kimmerian 8.1, Nightmare, Artie, Nebus, Lord Irwell and Tupaea 8.0. Open Flying Handicap.—Sunbonnet 9.0 Hermia 8.10, Expansion, 8.9, Sea Queen 8.6, Tarina 8.3, Voetgang 7.13, Aboriginal 7.9, Liza 6.13, Waicola 6.10. Electric Hack Handicap.—Ambala and Red Wing 9.9, Toanga 9.0, Magneta and Glen Spring 8.9, Conquestina and Lady Doris 8.6, Leolanter /.9, Hinekorangi 7.9, Blend t .5, Ascalon 7 4 Bay Paul and MaVkoff 7.3, Queen of Scots 7.2, Stovaine, Amaru, Handy Jack and Golden Bell 7.0. . Tamaki Open Welter.— Swimming Bek 9.13, Longner 9.12, Lethean 9.7, Te Puia 9.5, Sea Queen 9 4, Marten 8.9, Miss Advance 8.5, Golden V ater 8.l! Ballyneety 8.0.

TRAINING AT WINGATUI. DUNEDIN, Feb. 22. At Wingatui this morning fifty hoi - ses were exercised, but no remarkable performances were recorded. •' ori i was restricted to walking exercise ana short sprints. The weather promises to be fine. Husbandman is in fine condition. Tikitere is going well.

APPEAL ACAiINST TROTTING 'ASSOCIATION DISMISSED.

CHRISTCHURCH, Feb. 22. In the Supreme Court to-day, in an application by John Hanna for an injunction to restrain the Trotting Association from disqualifying him, Judge Sim, in. giving judgment, said that it was not the function of the Supreme Court to act as a court of appeal from the decisions of such bodies as the Association, and the only ground for interference would be that the decision had not been arrived at properly, or that the Association had acted contrary to the principles of natural justice. He concluded that Hanna had purposely avoided giving an explanation to the

committee .before the disqualification. There was tno reason to think that the Association had not acted bona fide. Judgment was given for the defendant Association, with costs. f

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