LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 51, 1 March 1909, Page 3

LATE RACING.

WASGANT7I TRACK NOTES. H (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) i WANGANUI, this day. Prosser arrived on Saturday with nine CuTca^"? 1118 t 1 ! Red two Cup candidates. His team are all looking In excellent fettle. The weather was agaiu fine this morning. Adyocate and Master Delaval were associated in two rounds at three-quarter pace, the former moving scratchily. All Hed (Jenkins) and Ta°toko (Price) trotted round, and then hopped off r°M c / ln r? a J"" 6 to ß ether ln 1-5S comfortably. Gold Crest was given long slow work on the plough. Shannon Lass slipped over six furlongs in 1.17J, shaping better than ou Saturday. Eanoor and Walmaru were sent a fast mile, finishing together. Blue Ribbon was glren a mile and a-quarter spin, being accompanied over the last mile by Beseareh The pair finished together, the miie tiikin'' 1.47. The Cup cpudidate finished "strongly* A number of other horses did useful work. Water carts are being , used on 'the course proper to-day, as the going Is very hard on account of a long spell of dry" weather. Rain is badly wanted. FLEMIXGTOX TRAINING NOTES. FLEMTXGTON, this day. It is again raining. Lady Diffidence beat Pendil over a mile in 1.50, Dyed Garments ran a mile in 1.52J, and he Jeune a mile in 1.53. DUXEDIN J.C. MEETING. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DTTNEDLN, this day. The priuclpal winners at the Dnnedln meeting were: Meesrs Dalgetys, £340: Sutherland, £305; Smith, £255; Sir George CUf ford. £250: Pyne, £240; Neligan, £205 Other sums total £8350. It is understood the club made a profit of £1500 over the meeting.