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Excellent aw-eptanres were Teofi) , )* on Saturday for the Canterburyjs«&a|| Tiotting Club's Ulccttng, which'i<R>pS[ on Saturday nest. Xo less teen remain in tlio .Empire Ha»<iis*s';ji| which gives every promise of a splendid race. '-^IM-M NVhcn competing in the Hurdle Race at Takopmia on day, Xoteorini fell at the last ami interfered -with Prophet, going exceptionally; -,r<?ll at the tiflS^ ; B In all probability the late 'Ki?t|',-l|[ stud will bo carried ou by King who, is was recently notified, lima tod his intention of farming S| raciiiß string. Irj addition to stanch supporter of the Turf, theJw!B ceased monarch was an all-rpCSe.H patron of outdoor sports and pastM&;||| Jiy reason of tho Kind's nominations of the following bomß owned by his Majesty for tho «I^#- : S events, tho Derby, the Oa.ks, nud'SKii I-eger. have become void:— ore!l%iM Border Prince, l>amia, and Per&iM There are several other colts and fr'l* , .-j§§ nominated by tho King for most O^ I *.if iniiportant events for two and year-olds, and they, too, arc inelilEtW'Jß to their eiiKaßements. Tliere is on view in the windoT«' j ,»-|J|w M, iSandstein and Son tt T*s:® handsome cup, prc*ented by sfr Wj-*:||! Clay to the Canterbury Coursing foT competition at the forthoomij&||j| meeting. In addition to the tion there is a very fine- coimstf&lf scene engraved.