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Tlierc .sliouW bo sonic oxcollrnt racing ai tlio South Canterbury Trotting Club's raoctini; to-day, for t!io fields urn l:;r,2C unci of more tban arornge .Miality. * A special train will leave-"Chiistoliiircli for Tiniaru at 8.0 a.m.. retuvninc; nft.rv tho mooting:. Tho Wanixanni Jockey Ciub's mooting will be iiroiijzlit to a c.nieluMon today, wh«*n the lfadinu attraotions will he tlie >Lay Hurdle Handicap and Grandstand Stooplecltafie. While competing in the "VVairek.i llandicao at. Oaniaru on Tuesday, Ilistori hroko down badly, and it is extremely unlikely that she will race acain : in fact her own or has practically decided to put her to tho stud this'coming season. The racing at Oamaru yesterday was quite up to the high standard set on tin? first day, and it is doubtful if more interrstin^'finishes have ever been witnessed at a meeting of tho Xorth Otago Jockey Ciiib. Stoiie Ginser and Paletto each Bcour(d a double at tho Nortli Otago Jockey Club's Winter Meeting. 'Ilie well-known rider J. McComl>e, who handed in Ills jockey's license after the last Xcw Zealand Cup Meeting, but recently secured a license from tho Dunedin Jockey Club, made his re-ap-pcar_nco iv the saddle at the Xorth Otago Meeting. He had only a couplo of mounts each day, and was not successful in gaining a place. True Scot broke down while competin£ in the Adelaide Cup. In the Xewmarket Biennial Stakes at Newmarket last, month Bayardo scored lv's twelfth successive win. During his career ho lias won 19 of the 21 races in which ho has started.