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-The Hawkes Bay Jockey ■ Spring Meeting will be day, when the Hawke's Bay will constitute the leading Amongst the best ; M probable starters are Nautaforar-mT sian, and Tawhaki. : /.'_^>(_;"# There should be some interestinK*^ 1 ing w,tnessed to-day at the OhokS Eyreton Jockey Club's Meeting, for^-)}M fields are all of more than *&&<!&. strength. A special train will k£t*«;% the course at 10.35, stopping at mediate stations. ■ '/"^v;/%£ There will be racing to-day mgs Marlborough, Ohoka, •id-Kaft^^.^ A large number of Riccarton ttiih-d"^ horses are engaged at the Eyroton Jockey Club's *&i takes place to-day. ; *; "( "™-y:M A start will be made with thelfew Brißliton Trotting Club's Meetitig at W Addington, on Saturday next. ,R«me will start on each of the three days oNlt the fixture at 1 p.m. .-•. ■, ■. .; vp 1 Melbourne critics anticipate •Pink Un will be » tip-top. cott_iU6tt'v:# by the time the Caulfield Cup com.- f -_isiW for decision. •■ v i'--;; :; ':?||l; : The jockey wonderful record in connection. *^wi-h K, 'il the National- Breeders' : Produce at Sandownj in tho last eight he has ridden the winner five ti___tWi|£ A Sydney cablegram states thit':Lova!f|P Blue, winner of the Kensing&fi Md-$P Squatters' Handicaps at the - Spring Meeting, has been sold'for- '?lj&'sM guineas to an Indian buyer, with a tingency of £300 in the'eVentVof ?__#3s| horse -winning either the Caulfield : ? «f|lS the Melbourne Cup. - ~■;.; . / T^Siifi