THE CAMBRIDGE MEETING.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 90, 17 April 1929, Page 15

THE CAMBRIDGE MEETING.

KO.MLVATTONS CLOSE FRIDAY,

With nominations for the Cambridge meeting closing on Friday of this week it would have been thought owners would be conversant with the programme, but few have seen >he bill-of-laro drawn up. More than once the writer has pointed out that if secretaries of chilis would post the caretaker of the dilfeicnt courses a programme it would be placed on a notice board for all to fee, luit evidently some secretaries do rot think it, worth while.

The. Cambridge Club has a very fine programme on offer and catering as it does for the great majority of horses in the Auckland province there should be ft response by owners. Jhe events are: Int raductory Handicap of 100 sovs, one mile and a half, limit 'S.o'2; LeaTnington Handicap of lOOsovs. one mile ami a-half. limit -5.4"»; President s Handicap (-addle), of l.">osovs, one mile and n-ijiiaiter, limit : Cambridge Trotting Cup. of :i."i.">sovs, including cup, two miles, limit 4.4:2; Bardowie Handicap, of 2U(iso\ s (fur trotters), two miles, limit 4..v.; Ilautapu Handicap, of lOOsovs, one mil ■ and a-quarter. limit «3.4: Stewards Handicap. of lOOsovs. one mile and five furlongs, limit 3..'>7: Farewell Handicap, of IUO-ovs. fine mile, limit 2.20.

Nominations on Friday may be made up to ."> p.m. either with the secretary, Mr. W. Stopford. box Cambridge, or with Messrs. Blonifield and Co., High St reet, Auckland.