THE LATEST.
THE EACE TO-DAY. (SPECIAL.) ■ "jielbourne, this day. yniaht after the despatch of my Stookplace, and £6,000 was in tday afternoon Oakleigh fell l"et heels on the training ground walked away aUright. Iweather is fi»e and there is of a beautiful day. The !;Uversofull of visitors, and assemblage ever known is Aatad. ■ ' of horses were out feeing. All the Cup horses were exercising,, and there is amiss - with any of them. fe i last arrived,' put in appearas yesterday aftemoou; He; is in M condition, and is reported to trial at home. The field i probably number eighteen or L; T , Trident, Enfilade, EscutLr> ( id Jebusite are not likely i start. .1 believe the winner fcUto ba found among Mctoor, %hh Beraus, Silver Prince and tin; and. I prefer the chances ' I-, ■ horse. The three-year * hve little show this year. fek'bolt is the best outsider.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 257, 1 November 1887, Page 5
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