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Noniinations for the Otahuhu Trotting Club's Summer Meeting close at 5 p. to-day. The. Gisborne R.C.'s Summer Meeting will be concluded to-morrow. A special train carrying thirty-one gallopers and fifty-one trotters arrived at Dunedin yesterday from Chr.istchurch. A special train carrying passengers and horses will leave Dunedin for Christdhurch at 9.5 p.m. on Monday. The Forbury Park Trotting Club's Summer Meeting will be commenced tomorrow. Acceptances for the Egmont R.C.'s Summer Meeting and the Te Kuiti R.C.'s Annual Meeting fall due tomorrow evening, when final payments for the Egmont- Stakes and Hawera, Stakes must also be made, A Press Association message says that at a of racehorse owners and trainers on Wednesday, it was decided to form a North Island Racehorse Owners' and Trainers' Association. Marqueteur, winiier of the Paul Memorial Handicap at the Tarsnaki Meeting yesterday, has been a most consistent performer during tho present season. lie has 6tarted seven times for two wins, four thirds, and a. second. Comic and Caricature, two and three-year-old fillies -respectively, by Absurd— Carmania, were returned"winners at the Gisborne Racing Club's Meeting yesterday. Bntih are owned by the Hawke's Bay sportsman, Mr K. S. Williams, and were bred by Mr G. M. Currie. GISBORNE B.C.'S SU MMER MEETING. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) GISBOBAT2, February 3. The Gisborne Kacing- Club's Summer Meeting- was opened in dull weather, and' rain fell- at intervals up till the tiie fourth race. There-, was a s'ood attendance, and the course was in first-class order. Tho totalisator put through £20,909, as compared I with £23,415 on the corresponding day last year, a decrease of £-2416. Results: HANDICAP HUBDI/ES, of 150 sovs; IJm —Cross Words 11 3 A. McDonald 1; General BaTen 11 9 2; Beporoa S 6 3. Patetonga 10 5; Orateur 9 6; and Marua 9 also started. Won by a. head; four lengths second and third. Time, 2m 495. TE HAPARA HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; sf—Whanoko 7 3 Harwood 1; Monte 8 9 2; Tout Bon 7 5 3. Tieki, Hyrax, Bacchante, and May Bloom also started. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, lm 9s. WI PEBE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; 6f—Tigritiya 9 13 B. Bleed 1; Actifid 8 4 2;'. Heather Sprig 8 8 3. Sweet Corn 8 8; Cantabil-o 7 10; -and Manila 7 9 also started. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, lm 15s. MAIDEN SCURRY, of 125 sovs; weig-ht 8; 4f—Comic B. Reed 1; Chaplin 2; Fort George 3. Pirehu, Haurangi, Abundance, Peppermint, Peril, Correspondent, Ahura, King Waimoto, Anxious Moments, Colgrove, Taupara Santoa, Polini, Mayform, and Goldscene' also started. Won by two lengths. Time, 495. GISBORNE CUP HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; 1|m —Teka 8 8 C. Malison 1; Prince Willonyx 8 8 2; Cleft 7 11 3. Vagabond 9 8'; Molyneux 8 11; Black Laoe 7 12; Goldshine 7 8; Over There 7 2; Persian King 6 10; and Eheipa C 7 also started. Won by two lengths; length second and third. Time, 2m 10 l-ss. FIRST WELTER HANDICAP, .of 150 eovs; lm—Jovial 9 10 H. Goldfinch +; Prince Jewel 9 2 J. Olsen t; All Talk 9 9 3. Honey Bee' 9 10; Aurora 8 7; Golconda 8 5; Merry Bell 8; and Sunray 8 also started. An exciting finish resulted in a dead-heat, the third house a length away. Time, lm 44- 2-ss. BAILWAY HACK HANDICAP, ' of . 150 sovs; sf—Prince Randall 8 4 J. Olsen 1; Bunny 7 4 2; Kikini 8 8 3. Queen's Upi 9 5; Heathermoon 8 6; Happy Valley 8 o; Martini 7 11; Gat© Pah 7 8; Efeu de Cologne 7 4; Thebes 7 3 ; Form 7 2; Taringaxoa 7; and Hymen 7 also started. Won. by a length and a half. Time, lm 2s. PARK HANDICAP, of 160 bots; 6f Caricature 7 7 A. G. Dixon 1; Sweet Corn 8 6 2; Tari 8 3. Dribble 9 2; Perfect Day 7 ,10; Orawia 7 7; and Tigrinia 7 also started. Won by half a length: six lengths second and third. Time, lm 13 3-ss. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. JUMPERS' FLAT RACE HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; ljm—Multive 12 12; CroeS' Words II 10; Aurora 9 9; Happy 7; General ±caven 9 3; Mama 9. TARUHERU HACK HANDICAP, of ISO sovs; 6f—Jovial 9 12; Q.ueen's Up 9 1; Tigrinia 8.12; Prince Randall 8 10; Heather* moon 8 4; Wlranako 8 2; Bacchante 7 10; Eau de Cologne 7 2; Golconda 7 1; Hymen 7; Merry Bell 7; Whai Korero 7; Maybloom 7;' Lady Flash 7. FLYING HANDICAP, of 200 eovs; 6f Dribble 9 5; Sweet Corn 8 11; Actifid 8 11"; Tari 8 3; Caritabile 7 12. MAIDEN :SCURRY HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; Si —Fort George 9; Polini 8 11; Martin© 8 8; Haurangi 8 5; Anxious Moments 8 2; Taupara 8 2; Demlone 8 2; Taringwroa 8; Peril 7 12; Waimotu 7 12; Ahura 7 12; Colgrove 7 12; Santoa 7 12; Goldscene 7 12; Bobella 7 12. GISBOiRNE RACING CLUB HANDICAP, of 300 eovs; lm—Vagabond 9 8; Teka 9 6; Prince Willonyx 9; Molyneux 8 10; Cleft 8 S; Black Lace S 2; Heather Sprig 8 1; Grolds-lxirie 8; Oyer There 7 6; Orawia 7 3; Lady Wolawa 6 7. SECOND WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 soto; 7f—Jovial 10 5; Honey Bee 9' 12; iPrince Jewel 9 11; Eheipa 9 7; P&tetonga 9 4; Monte 9 3; Hyrax 9 2; Aurore 8 4; Golconda 8 2; -Sunray 8. AWAPUNI HACK HANDICAP, of 150 eovs; sf—Jovial 9 13; Tigrinia 9 5; Prince Randall 9 2; Tieki 9 2; Kikini 8 9; Whanoko 8 4; Bacchante 7 11; Bunny 7 jlO; Eau do Cologne 1 3; Thebes 7 2;' Form 7 2; Gate Bah 7 2; Hymen 7; Demlone 7. FINAL HANDICAP, of 160 sova; 7f— Goldshine 8 12; Over Theiro» 8 5 ; Orawia 8 1; Persian King 7 7; Tout Bon 6 10; Merry Bell 6 7.. TAKANAKI J.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING(PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) NEW PLYMOUTH, February 3. The Taranaki Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather before a large attendance, and the course was in good order though hard. Results: OKOKE HACK HURDLES, of 225 sovs; ]m and 980yds—Munition 9 5 N. C. McDonnell 1; Te Toa 10 ll 2; Toa Tere 9 3. Banogue 10 4; Kipling 10 3; Applaud 9; and Ah Fa- 9 also started. Won by threequarters of a length; length second and third. Time, 2m 68s. KAWAU HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; lm and 110yds—Stork 8 3 H. Gray 1; Quiniro 7 9 2; Trombone 7 7 3. Prodigal 9 5; Lord Aahiea. 7 12; Complex 7 11; .Riki 7; Halcyon 7; and Watercall 7 also started. Won by two lengths; half a length secohd and thud. Time, lm 51s. SEVENTH TARANAKI STAKES, of 500 sovs; weight-for-agc, with penalties and allowances ; 6f—Glawning 9 10 B. Decloy l; Silver Link 9 2 2; Rossini 9 3. The only starters. Won easily by -a length and a half; two lengths second and third. Time, lm 16 2-ss. OMATA HACK HANDICAP, of 200 eovs; 6f —Festive 7-2 A. McCormac 1; Master Curlan 7 5 2; Skylight 7 3. Molleen Oge 7 11; Empyrean 7 10; Piano 7 2; Athlon© 7; and Belle Noir 7 also started. Won by half a length; two lengths • second and third. Time, lm lCs. PAUL JEEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 600 sovs; 9f—Marqueteur 8 9 H. Robinson 1; •Bo Peep 7 9 2; Volo 7 2 3. The only starters. Bo Peep led to the etraijht. but in a fine finish Marqueteur won by a head; Volo two lengths away. Time, lm 55 2-ss. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; for two-year-olds; sf—Tommy Rot 8 13 B. S. Bagby 1; Mockery 7 6 2; Oranga 8 4 3. ' Armorel 8 2; Absuidum 7 9; Roman 7 4; j Spelsbury 7; and Hipo 6 7 aVso started. Won }>y a head; three lengths second and I third. Armorel lost her rider, .who was unhurt. Time, lm ?. 2-ss. t URF.NUI HACK RACE, of 200 sovs; > weight. 8 7; sf—Skylight H. Robinson 1; Potona- 2; Kate 3. Top Dog, Ao-tc—roa Reretoa, Mort Avis, Lady's Man, Lady Kotiripo, and Hallowevo also started. Won by a head; two lengths second and third. Time, lm 2 2-se. FAREWELL HANDICAP, oi 400 sovs; 6f —Income 7 10 A. Reed 1; Solfanello 9 2: Passin' Through 6 7 8. Active 6 13; anr Egmont Park 6 7 also started. Won by alength. Time, lm 14s. EGMONT R.C.'S SUMMER MEETING. • (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) j NEW PLYMOUTH, February 3. The following handicaps have been declared: — OUAWE HURDLE HANDICAP, of £OO sovs; ljin—Zola 11 10; -.gakanui 11 10; /Khartoum 11 3: Explorer 11 3; Signysian 10 7; Te Toa 10 1; Kipling 9 3; Banogue 9 2; Polthogue 9 2; Hushman 9; Lady Witchet 9; Toa Tere 9: Sir William 9; Trucker 9: Auplaud 9. FLYING HANDICAP, of 500 eovs: 6f Surveyor 9 11; Warplans 9 6; Sohanello 8 10; Chimera 8 8; Goiden Uubbie s 5: Acre 8 5; Simonides 8 5; Right and Left 8 '4; InaL 8 3; Delight 8 1; Listowel 7 13; Blackmail 7 10; Esthonia 7 6; Crucelle 7 4; Admyra 7 3; Passin' Through U 7; L<idy General 6 7-j Egmont Park 6 7. I
MERE MERE HACK HANDICAP, of 300 acvs; 5f —Truthful 9 5: Flying Master 8 13, Irapuka, 8 lvfc Clonmel 8 10; Canyon S 10; Automoj.na 8 9: Hori 8 5; Celmisla 8 5. Quiniro B'2; Marble Bar S; Hallowroz 8; Master Currin 7 11; KilH-ee 7 11; Skvhtrht 7 9; War Nurse 7 9; Militaire 7 9; Nemaline 7 8; Munition 7 8; Potona 7 6; Otapawa 7 5; Proposer 7 5; Fares 7 5; Vindictive' 7 4; Snnbath 7 4; -Lady Paula- 7 2; Halloween 7 2; Piano 7; Birkie 7; Mort Avis 7; Interest 7; Valdino.7; Sage Queen 7; Golden Vi 7; Ao-te-Roa. 7; Top Do? 7; Golden' Foam 7; Lady. Polly 7; Poivma. 7: Master Mick 7; Huiroa 7; Lady Kotiropo 7; Zimera- 7. EGMONT CUP, of 1200 sots: _ ljtu—Surveyor 9 9; Warplame 8 13; First Saluie 8 11; K'.ide 8 10; Volo 8 10; Mhmnotcur 8 3; Starland 8 3; Vespucci 7 13; Delight 7 7; •Simon 7 7; Landslide 7 6; Pente 7 3; Estbonia 7; Esperance 6 12; Crucelle G 10; Rose Wreath 6 9; Scornful 6 7; Flight Commander 6 7; Prodigal 6 7; Ra.ilar.u 6 7; Warra.wee 6 7; Misslove 6 7. APPRENTICES' HANDICAP, of 250 soys; 7f—Clonmel 9; Aut.omoaii-a 8 13; Quiniro 8 7; Festive 8 2; Gay Patron 7 13; Complex 7 13; Mangawai 7 13 ;„ Mollee.n Oge " 11; Munition 7 11; Piro Pir'o 7 10; Skylight 7 9;' Empyrean 7 9; Equitable 7 6: Lady : Paula 7 5; Katoa. 7 3; Waterca.ll 7 3; Country Air 7 3; Athlon© 7 3; Sunny Jim 7 3- Deucalion; 7 3; Interest 7 3; Pat 7 3; Ranpitapw 7 3; Rauriki 73; Cardhu 73; Belle' Noire 7 3; Reretoa. 7 .3; Semper Idem 7 3. WAIPAPA HACK FLAT HANDICAP, of £OO sots ; 8£f —Voluble 9 13; Admyra 9 9; Warraiveo 9 6; Active 9 4; -Stork 8 13; Admiration 8 11; Paesin' Through 8 11; Valenr cin, 8 9; Malingerer S 9; La Palom-a 7 13; Lard Aslilea- 7 10; Passenger 7 10;' Militaire 7 10; Complex 7 9; Ta-lata 7 7; Ma.ngawai 7 7; Velociform 7T; Piro Piro 74; Empyrean 7 4; Watercall 7; Halcyon T; Country Air 7; Lochson. 7; Riki 7; Vagramcepiece 7. WHAREROA WELTER HANDICAP, of 409 sovs; 7f —Simonides 10-7; Solfanello 10 7; 80-Poop 10 5; Golde® Bubble 9 13; Simon 9 11, Jutland'!) 9; Blackmail 9 7; Rose Wreath 9Z; Voluble 9 3; Rose Queen 9; Kareao 87; Truthful 87; Active- 85; Arrowfleld 8 5; Amberine 8 4; Prodigal 8 3 ; Admiration 8 2; Egmont Park 8; Haversack 8: Mis3love E; Grotta.n 8; Tirana 8; Trombone 8. , BICCARTON TRAINING NOTES. The inside of the trial grass gallop was open for fast work yesterday morning:. Counter-Attack, who was brought home by Domades, covered seven furlongs in lmin 32 3-sth sec. He did not finish well. Kilrush and Rada covered half a mile in 51sec, and Bonny Mac, with Castellan, ran five furlongs up the back in lmin 2 4-sth sec. Mahawaponga gave -a fine showing over a round of the big hurdles, and Rippingill galloped half a mile comfortably in 54sec. Onslaught and Clean Sweep were companions in a mile gallop. Both''finished well 'in lmin 46spc, and Comment,'with Sans Souci, ran five furlongs in lmin 4 l-sth 9ec. Dame Fortune brought Will Oakland home <wer the last four of six furlongs that took jmin- 16 4-sth sec. A contingent of Riccarton-trained horses went South to Wingatui yesterday-. J.'B. Pearson, R. ElKs, T. H. Gillett, and F. Christmas will take their teams down at , the beginning of next week.
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