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The Ladies' Bracelet, to he decided on the second day of the New Brighton Trottinji Club's Meeting, will not be run in heats. Aborigine, who dead-heated with Blue Book in the last Caulfield Cup, lies been recommisßioned by H. Rayner at Randwick. A large number of Ricoaxton-trained hqrocs leave for the .south to-morrow, to fulfil engagements at the South Canterbury Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting It is quite within the bounds of possibility that one of the leading Wairarapa clubs, which at present holds two meetings in a year, may shortly hand in one of its totalisator permits. By the Ulimaroa, which arrived at Wellington on Wednesday, the Porirua trainer, J. H. Prosser, received two fiUlies that were purchased by patrons of hie stable nt the Sydney yearling sales. On© is a remarkably good-look-ing youngster, by Malster, that will carry the colours of the Dunedin sportsman, "Mr J. Brett," and the other is one of the Birkenhead youngsters that was sent over for Bale by the Hon. J. It. Ormond. The last-named, says an exchange, is owiwjd by the Waikana* breeder, Mr I. G. Duncan- She will be raced by Mr Proaeer on and

after her racing career will go to the Waikanae Stud. At the Papakura Racing Club's Meeting on fsaturdav, the various events resulted as follow: —Maiden Plate —Yankee 1, Romantic 2, Taka 3: Flying Stakes—Frontino 1, Flying Soult 2, Lady Dot 3; Papakura Cup— Epsom Lass. 1, Coromandel 2, Dogperbank 3; Hack Handicap—"laka 1, Don Que?: -', Yankee 3; Railway Handicap —Mistime 1, Maiora 2, Dogger Ban it ;i; Welter Handicap—Don Quex 1, Lloyds 2. Caruso 3.