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Entries of sires for the A.J.C. Sires* Produce Stakes (1916) closo to-day. domination- for tho Australian Jockey Club's Epsom and Metropolitan Handicaps close to-o!ay. It is anticipated-that the recent nontotalisator' Meeting, held wider the auspices of the Pahiatua Racing Club, will return a proiit of close on £50. May DaLryinplo and Miss Kolinar. who have been thrown out of training, hate been shipped to Auckland, and will be mated with one of the sires, probably Elysian, standing iv Auckland "district next season. Nominations for the following events m connexion with the»Austra_fan Jockey Club close to-day:—A.J.C. Sioed ers Plate, Gimcrack Stakes, December., fetal.es, Champagne States, Sires' Produco _t3kes (1915), A.J.C. Derby (1915), A.J.C. St. L4_r-(l-i6)7 7 George Prico intends lea vim? for bydney on a short trip after the Otaki Meeting. At present it is not intended to send any "Highden" horses to Australia. Pantorm is growing into a fino colt, bat his present form is not congood enough to justify A trial on the other side. " i Labour Day Trill not not in an appearance at thc Winter Meeting of fc_e AucKland Racing Club. It is quite en the qards that the daughter of Soult and Edham will be sent to Australia, a_ xVir t. a. Lowry has roceiTed enquiries fu Cn A hor {Tom a sfadll l as tGr resident in the Commonwealth, who is anxioua to secure her for breeding purposes. ' New Zealand owners who mav'int-nn* raemg their horses in Australia should 1 make a note of the fact that nomina- I tions for several of the rriucioal races! of the \ lctona Rapine Club and Westr ! crn Auc+ralian Turf Club, and also for i the \ViM.amsiowT. Gun, C W to-day ' Nominations will be received by the ' secretary of the Canterbury Jockey I Club. I