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SPORTING.

RACING FIXTURES. Tth U-D'icedin J.C. A'ltumn '••cor.fi d»v>. r'»r. u-T»r»n»ki J.C Autumn ucond <li?.. F.V ]} -Poverty Bey Tur: Club ;--imrasr tMrojyl d»v) Feb 12, 14—Kolorue R.C Annuei. r»h l*-Chfd«n B.C. Annuel fr fo it, 13— Wenfreuui J.C. Autumn. Fth 17-ToU«» Bey J.C. Annuel. F,h 11-CJ.C. Midsummer. fth 2:t. 51—Oore R.C. Rummer F«-b 33. 24. 26—Neleon JC. Annuel, f.t. 21—Welepa R.C Annuel. F»h C.i 2B—- WoodfllU DlMriet J.C. Aatimii. Mer 0. i-Dintseviik* RC. Autumn Mirrh .1. S—Marlborough RC Summer. Merrh S—Bank* P«ninsul\ RC M, fc h h— Met»»»t» RC. Annus!. VCetfh 9—Orotlki JO- Annuel. Meroh U. 12—N»pi« P"k n C. A-itumn. M»t*h U—FrenUin R.C. Annuel Mirfh 17—Wetmeto R.C. Annua! Mei<-h 17. l»-Ohin#muri J.C Anmul \|, r ,h }n—B»y of Pl»ntT JC. AnnuKl. April »—A.J.C. Warwick Form. April •«. 1». 2°. 23—Auitrilien JC. Autumn. April 3S—Oreysiouth J.C. Autumn.

TROTTING FIXTURES. Feb 12— N.Z. llotropolitin T.C. Simmer. Feb. Ift—CHfden R.C. Annuel (two e»eute>. Feb. 19. 28—Ouhnbu T.C. Summer. Feb. 23. 21—Gere R.C. Summer (four <>vent«) Feb. 2S, 54, 58— Neleon J.C Annul! (eiz erentf). Feb. 2S—Ktikonre T.O. Annuel. Feb !S. Meh. 3—Wellinjton T.C. Autumn. M»rch 3. S^—l»»rn>oroajh R.C. Snmmer Cfoor rrentt). lltreb 4—Mtflb«rou|h TO. Annuil. Herrb 9—Menewetn T.C. Annuel. ttereh 12. I«— Hew Bri»hto» T.C. Aalumß j| iren it—Wennite B.C. Annuel (two eventi). Uerfh JB—Timari T.C. Autnmn. TURF GOSSIP. Xortinationi close on Monday for the Dannevirke Racing Club's Autumn Meeting. There will be racing to-day at Dun•din, New Plymcmth, Gisborne, and Rotorua. A4vk«a Motived from our special corrttpondent at Dunedin Late last •vening atated that the weather was very promising for today's races at Wingatui. loMrmittant shower* fell ytttarday morning, bat these would impror* th» track, and the conditions for all eonoarned .would be most favourable.

Mr 0. 6. Dalgaty has a good record in the dadaion of the Dunedin Cup. He won the event in 1906 and 1907 Kith' Stepdancer, in 1909 with Prim, in 191$ with Warttep, and on Thursday Uit with Footfall (ton of Warstep). Baeh of the winnera waa br«d by Mr Dalgety and trained by G. MurrayAynsley.

Count Cavonr suffered injuries- to his hind legs aa a result of the mix-up in the Dunedin Onp on Thursday, and yesterday morning there were signs of inflammation. He has been accepted for ia. the Haalett Memorial Plate today, hot unlets the trouble disappears, be will not be produced. Ea Route, who was reserved fojr Udty'e hurdle race at Dunedin, broke down badly in a gallop yesterday morning, the seat of the trouble being in om of his stifles. In consequence, he was withdrawn from his engagement. Ctntrepiere was not accepted for in either of hit) engagements to-day on account of displaying slight soreness as » result of his race in the Dunedin Oop,

Rapier's injuries rewired when he fill on hit note in the Donedin Cup on Thursday are not considered very sorions, but it was thought advisable not to raoa him tie-day. He will be given • short let-up on his return to Riccarton, but should soon be in active coin* ■ietfon again. The foneral of the promising young horseman, N. 0. Dwyer, took place at Oataera yesterday. The trainer* and jockeys aawmbled at Wingatai were represented at the Donedin station as th» train bearing the, body passed through jaaiarday morning, and placed I wrsttA on the flasket. A number of the • rlseietsrfa faßoy-riders also made

the jonnty to Oamaro to pay their last mpects to their departed comrade. The saoeeasful effort of Flaming Bay at Wingatai on Thursday evidently appaalad to on* Dunedinite as he aagotiatod yesterday for the purchase of tfc» Gtarenoaux flUjr, and it is likely that Mr Froeser wlq effect a sale. Cjbiakwhaat was never in • prominent Msittoo in the Stewards' Handicap at Dottedin on Thursday, and it is evident that hj« will require a good deal ff racing before returning to his best. Be will-he a starter in the Abbotsford Haaiieap totday. but although well trealed by the handicapper, cannot be expected to trouble the opposition. The acceptances for the second day's proaramn»t of the Donedin Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting are considered very satisfactory, and the events bear in open appsarsnoe.

Of fin, eight starters in the Owhiro Bardie Handicap, Coastguard should reseat his first day's performance, and ft* and Kaikahu will probably contest fafmriiian. If Bonomel races generattttr he is the likely one of the ressainder -to upset the prospects of the pair tnentiened.

Sbt two-year-olds figure in the Hopehd, Handicap, and as Silver Coot and Do* Jean wfl] be bracketed on the mafhfaij. * tingle dividend will result. Arrowy will ÜBprore on Thursday's effort, and ba ana Mr Gerard's representatives will carry most support. lift Warrington Handicap has attracted i field of eleven, and form potato to the Riccarton-tralned Thorndala, Brightling, and Calcite forming tin placed division. Nincompoop figures at the top of the Ult in the Flying Handicap, and taking a line through his running on Thursday he appears to be worthy of oonsidaration. Lav* and Solrose will probably also attract public patronage. If Front Bank reproduces her Wellington form, then the outcome of the struggle for the Dunedin Jockey Club Haaaicap would not be in doubt, but BaJdowa will find the distance to his liking, and these two will likelr ba the neat favoured. Circulation and Battkvent will also ba in demand. Gold Mint, Martis, and Spean Bridge will most likely attract most patronage in the* Waihola Handicap. %M the prospecte of the last-named * eanaot ba overlooked. , &i*wPr» *»M for &• Abbotsfield Handi-1 MlßtU«ttLho reduced by the fact that! s^JBMPyflt Ifcai Mag the ease, MMppitwalf «ad Shtadra wiU ba in j

METROPOLITAN T.C. SUMMER MEETING. TO-DAY'S PROSPECTS. Alt-bough limited to one day, the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting <'lnb'= Summer Meetinc to be h"ld at Addmgton to-dav promises to prort- a grcai -ijcm" In each of the eight races f -he rifbL irv 'ailiiV-tury, and as the n-Miit of iie i..iif; spei! of ;in« '.vr.ltlliT ill'' r-,;|].i- will ;.>e n ill.it-i.-IaSA ordi-i I :k- in-: r;u.o. :\\\l -ian Nt l-'.o p.m .iii'l dure nil lw a -p'-einl tram •i<?rvirc i.\ reqt:c:u interval- ;iin>usfliowt thf l;u.

l'hv !a\'.- :.i' i"- '-'il 'M' 1 '" VVi,,! ,llc Spr..-\don Hand. >|>. •vlpi.-h ha.-, drawn a li<'ld <>i •.lint'-'"!!, iiiiludiiiv; Duke Kmijeii, The I off Little Logan, Elzear, and Lady Fan, .ill winners this season Thoy will require to be at the top of tli.tr fnrin :•< disp'].- 1 )l .Merry Binuen. on 3'jvd.v and the two scratch hor.-es. N'ourmahal and Ilerbilwin.

Honour Bright. Firpo. and trimmer were barked with confidence in the mile -addle event.- at i-'orbury Park last month, but did not rare un to expectation, probablv owing to the loose nature of the course liowever. they can nil carry wetcht to advantage and may rare niore creditably in the Lm•Aond Handi'-ap. Eleven well performed hoi.w are engaged in th*; pniK-ipal ra<e. the Midsummer Handicap, and a highly interesting contest looks assured. Since (he publication of the handicaps Cardinal Logan has been faronrite and is likely to figure in that, position when the totalisator closes. Others that may find favour with the public and race prominently ar« Jack Potts, Black Admiral, Logan Chief, and 0. E. Hooper's elect. In view of bis good work-out at Aldington recentlv. Silk Thread will be hard to beat in the Papanui Handicap. Of the others Escapade and Shine Soon mav make the best display. A number of the best trotters in commission figure in the Cashmere Handicap, and this should t rove one °* the best races of the day. The issue is open, hut a quartet likely to race prominently are Bingenette, Happy Rosa, Rose Bingen, and Blue Thorpe. Rev Logan has been set a hard taak to win the Juvenile Handicap from 106 yds, and he and the others engaged look to be held safe by Author Jinks, Bonnie Prince, and Rose Logan, the last-named a half-sister to Master Audo. . Logan Holme, whose form this season has" been most consistent, reads well on 48yds in the Liverpool Handicap, as also does Bold Bill and Homer, both on 24yds. With a Bhort limit of 36yds the Craven Handicap should prove an interesting contest. F. Holmes holds a strong hand with Talaro and Bonny Tx>gan, but J. J. KennerleT s pair, Natire Chief and Pet«r Bingen will be backed, also Taurekareka and Golden Deron. The following is the programme: SPRETDON HANDICAP (In hirnein). of 300 «<m. For unhoppUd troltiri. 8.« to 3.52 elssi. lm St. Rei« Audo .. •« Elmm •- 3} Qaatn Ida .. ser Mmy Blnfin 24 Kourrathal .. ict Little Logsn •• 88 Hwbilwyn •». ic» Th« Toff .. « Lady F»o .. ■« Bins Thorp* .. 60 Wild Hebe .. 13 Duke Blnjen .. 73 Brtftnd -. 13

13.50 p.m.—LINWOOD HANDICAP (In saddle), of 30d aova. 3.13 to 3.17 cU«s. lm. Lady Witdwood scr Nimble Direct .. 13 Harley Dillon .. ser Ben Dillon .. 13 Nlßoer •• »« Doable Event .. 13 HydVipei .. acr Diamond.Child 34 Trimmit .. «« Albert Logan .. 24 Honour Bright scr Roe. Pointer .. 24 Irl.h Whlspeta »cr Ouimet .. 38 Pirpo .. acr Tariao • ■ 86 Mecsnda • i ««

188 p.m.—MIDSUMMER HANDICAP (in harness), of 700 sovs. 4.32 class. 2m. Trenand (0. E. Hooper) «« Talent (H. Frost) .. • • " Golden Divon (V. Alborn) ■• ;4 Cardinal Logan (A. Hendriksen) 30 Locanda Mac (G. S. Smith) . • 3fl

Loganwood (L. Frott) .. 48 Quean'a. Own (P. Riddle) .. 48 Jack Fotts (C. Donald) .. 60 Black Admiral (M. B. Edward*) • • 60 Logan CWtf (J. 3. Kennerley) .. 60 Logan Lou (D. Witbera) .. 84

3.35 p.m.—PAPANTJI HANDICAP (in narnail), of 350 sova. 4.33 to 4.37 elaai. 3m. Nimble Direct .. acr Stormy 12 La Todd • • acr Prince Lyont .. 34 DUact Wood .. *«r Shine Scon .. 34 Lady Embraca acr Succenlon .. 86 Stunt Artltt an Silk Thread .. 86 Macaranda .. 13 Escapade 48 William the Great 13

3.10 p.m.—OABHMERE HANDICAP (In harneaa), of 8.50 aovt. For nnhoppled trotters. 4.44 clan. !m. Merry Bingen aer Harold Child . 60 Lady Fan • ■ acr Onr Lady . • 60 Frisco Bean .. 13 Firat Faahton .. 60 Audobell .. 13 Rota Bingen . 84 Patar MeKinney 48 Matter Ando .. 108 Bin* Thorps .. 48 John Uauritiue 120 Bingtnette .. 48 Monayipidar . 183 Happy Bom 48 3.55 p.m.—JOVENILE HANDICAP (in harnaaa), of 800 tovi. For three-year-olds, lm 6t. Pat Dillon .. t*r Lady MatchKeaa Logan •• •« . . ,l « ht M J Denvar'a Doll .. acr Bonny Prinee .. 34 Helen ■ • acr Author Jlnka .. 60 Patty Phtgan .. icr Rey Login .. 108 4.40 p.m.—LIVERPOOL HANDICAP (in hamate), of 800 ioti. 4.37 to 4.43 data. 3m. AlTira" .. tcr Bold BIU • - 34 Avenger .. aer Charlaa Dixie 86 Margalong .. Mr Lord Bingen .. 36 Guy Fawkea .. acr Colehlll •. 36 The Pointer .. tcr Honour Bright 86 Haunul .. 13' High Jinka .. 88 Trimmer .. 12 General Bingen 86 Tranaport ■ -.34 Logan Holme . 48 Homer .. 24

5.35 p.m.—CRAVEN HANDICAP (in harness), of 800 tovi. 3.46 date. l|m. St. Maura .. tcr Sea Pearl . • 24 Wharepiana .. tcr Talaro - 86 Taurekareke .. 13 Jack Pottt .. 86 Qutan't Own .. 13 Don Wild ■ • 86 Golden Devon .. 13 Peter Bingen .. S6 Bonny Logan .. 34 Native Chief .. 86 Loganwood . ■ 21

TROTTING NOTES. Nominations for the Sew Brighton T.C.'s Summer Meeting close on Thursday at noon

Excellent acceptances hare been received by the Otahuhu T.C. tor its Summer Meeting. The Otahuhu Cup has drawn a field of 13 horses, including CoiiclirT, Black Lila, Bessie Logan, Cardinal Logan, Acron, Ivokara, and Logan Chief, while in the minor events are such well-known performers as Peter Bingen All Bell, 'Jewel Pointer, Landlord, Hughie Wallace, Betty Moko, Pyramus. l'ntor Swift, and Ingle Bingen.

The Wellington Trotting Club has received good nominations for its Summer Meeting. Amongst the horses engaged are Native Chief, Terence Dillon, Silk Thread, \elson Fame, Jewel Pointer. Dalmenv, Escapade, Whispering Willie, Rose "Bingen. Potor Swift, Master Audo, John Mauritius, Charles Dixie, and Le Todd. The two-year-old colt by Xelaon Bingen from Bertha Bell, brother to Great Bingen, in J. N. Clark*'* stable, has done well of late and i« nw one of the best-looking youngit<>: • in work at the seaside.

The American-bred trotter, Guy Par. rish, is training on the right way at New Brightou and looks like coming to hand early. Harold Burwood has been recastmissioned and looks in good condition after his few weeks' spelL Ouimet is not pleasing his trainer, E. C. MeUermott, and there is erery possibility that the Royal Rothschild gekling will have a chango of stables in the near future.

Tie three r *ear.old gelding. Bichore, hat left W. J. Tomkinton's stable, and fa ftsture wift be trained by B, W. Frank*,

DUNEDIN T.C ACCEPTANCES. ?aiSS ASSOCIATION lILZGBAU ' DL'N'EDIN. rebrier? 11 The foUovrinj i?<-.TMn'-- , s '-itc b«»n r» C»lT«d 07/£J!RO HURDLE HaNDICAF '.' 225 <c--s

TARANAKI J.C. ACCEPTANCES. (hiss nsGcunon micwm.) NEW PLYMOUTH. February 11. The following acceptances have been received : OKOKE HURDLES, of 200 sort. Urn. Fera .. 10 10 Kehutai . 10 1 Passln' Ardath !? 13 Through 10 8 Take Take . 9 8 Peudennis . . 10 8 Sea View 9 3 MOKAU HACK HANDICAP, of 200 (ovs. lm and 110 yds. Mint Leaf . . 9 13 Airtight 7 7 Partaga .81 Closefire 77 Blend .. 7 12 Alwnvs 7 5 Blue Peter .. 7 11 Trollns ..7 4 Asleep .. 7 11 Anols 7 4 Manly 7 11

STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 300 •<>«•. 6«. First Acre .. a 13 Merry Jest .. 7 11 The Lamb 8 5 Nadarino 7 7 Galllard 8 3 Papaponga ■.. 7 6 Lady Deimond 8 0 Jazz Baby 7 3 Oration 8 0 Billikins 7 0 Pouma 7 11

TARANAKI STAKES, of 500 sovs. Weicht-for-age, with penalties and allowances. 6f. Grand Knight 9 5 Oration . . 9 0 Reremoana .. 9 3 Silvermine .. 7 0 The Hawk ..9 8 Melius .. 6 11 PAOL MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 400 sots. Um. Clirlnda .. 8 XO Mint Leaf ..7 7 First Acre .. 7 11 Royal Mint ..7 2 Hipo 7 10 Crossfire 7 0 Town Bisk .. 7 9 Tip Tree ..70 Ops 7 7 Thunderclap .. 7 0 URENTJI ELECTRIC HACK RACE, of 150 aova. Weight 8-7. 51. Turkish Fire Royal Acre Skypoint Tea Time Erin-gofßragh Midnight Camp Tangerim Whaklhihi Olencoe Lady Acre Te Mana Advance Camp Ardalle

PARITDTU JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 200 lovi. For two and three-year-olds. sf. .Tazs Baby . . 9 9 Baby Bun 8 4 Hel.n ..91 Miss Pat .74 Melissa 8 9 Goshawk .74 OMATA HACK HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Of.

Vivo ..89 Paitonu 70 Partage 8 5 Toapaiti 7 S Billikins ..80 Flrins Shot ..74 <Juitlßr« .. 713 Sea Star . . 7 2 Onward .. Tl3 Orcades 7 0 Sovena 7 13

OTAHUHU T.C. ACCEPTANCES. (FSMS ASIOCUTIOR TCLEGBAU.) AUCKLAND, February 11. The following acccptaneea have been re calved:—

TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness). o( 300 tova. 3.48 class. l|ra. Gold Btar .. tcr Cheney 21 Lochade ■ tcr Tui Belli 24 Cool King . tcr Eltt Nora 31 Seaan Trubhait tcr Colonel Thorpe 24 Peter H»m .. icr Don Zolock 60 Carbuly • ■ «cr Roma Bingen 60 Norminto . . aer Direct Action 60 Wi Taka . - scr Peter McDonald 72 Lady Ena .. tcr Bridget Galinde 81 Tlmball .. «cr Kolmar I*o Molly Park .. tcr Eiiear . 156 Red Dennit .. 34 Gold Sovereign 150 Petrolante 34

TAMAKI HANDICAP (in harnett), ol 300 sova. 2.57) cleat. lira. Gold Circle .. tcr Mokonui scr Charming Pronto tcr Red Star . tcr Gold Dial .. tcr Goldcatt . «r Matter Hnia . . tcr Maid of the Jean Audubon., scr Mountains acr Rona Moko .. tr Maggie Pronto scr Antelope .. tcr Percy Dillon . 12 Sahib . . «cr Aggie Bell 12 Pearl Fither .. tcr Wrigley 12 Bittern . . tcr Concertina 12 Great Audo .. scr Uremic 12 Nut Hinton .. tcr Rey Logan -4 Leewood .. scr Admiral Loclj . 24 Nancy Bell .. «cr Roamer . ■ 2t Antel Bell ... tcr Blnten Starr . 3H Manna .. scr Van Rich . . 36 Horizon . . tcr Blue Glen HO Moko Chief . ■ tcr l.uvan 36 Taipare . . tcr Don Douglas . 36 MOUNT ALBERT HANDICAP (In harnei.j). of 300 aovs. For unhoppled _ horses. 4.50 clats. 2m. Golden Gate . . scr Scblfcs 3<j Marthal Wood tcr Maggie Pronto 31 Tony Victor . . tcr Wild Nut 4* Kolmar .. tcr Some Jan . 00 Amberlte . • scr Sister Beatrice 72 Rio Alto • • 34 Billy Whlzr . S3 Tiger Salve . 24 Toll Chimes 103 Eltear ■ 36

Grind fjtyle't handicap v> ithhelrt OTAHUHU COP (in harneul. of 1000 ion, 4.33 clasi. 2rn. Billy Sea . . tcrTj Locanda Mac . . 21 Auto Maehlaa ■ • ser. Cardinal Logan 24 Btanrnoor . . »cr Sen Pearl 1* Coneliff .. «cr Acron fin Black LUa .. acr Kohara . CO Talent . . II Logan Chief 60 Bertie Logan . . 12 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP (In harneii). of 300 iov». Trotting hnrsei only. 4.42 I cle«. 2m. j Ingle Binges j<r Aerial Binssn 12 j Ngatira . . icr The Tartar . . 24 ! Mutu . . icr Peter Swift ~ 36 | At Mack . «rr Pete Peter .. Sfi I Tradeiman . «er Pyramid .. 4S Wimmera King, scr Botty lloko 4? I FAPAKURA HANDICAP (in harness), of j 400 aofj. 4.40 clam. 2m. Soma Wilket .. acr But But 16 Bingen Starr .. aer Direct Wood .. 38 . Van Rich .. icr Rock Hlnton .. 4* ! Flerent .. »er Rockburn . 4i> I Luran .. 3« Direct Morning 4* I Reaped . . 3" Machine Gan . . "2 j. Don Donglat .. 3ft SITTERS HANDICAP (in harneii). of 500 tori. 2.48J elan. Um. Glandor* .. icr talent .. 12 Cute Lad .. icr Coneliff .. 12 Wallroon .. »er Jewel Pointer .. 12 Hypo .. IC r All Bell .. 24 Dr. Dillon . . aer Beteie Logan . . 39 Hugh!* Wallace 12 Acron .. fJO Goldtun .. i: Peter Bingen .. 60 Landlord .. 12 RAILWAY HANDICAP (in aaddle). of 350 «eti. 2.18 elan. Im. Liberate .. le? Muter Cute .. ««r Bleolour .. acr Woodvale ■ 12 Great Britain .. acr William the Firat 12 Delavsa Bill .. aer Firpo .. 12 Jean Darling . ■ eer Ruaptre .. 12 Salience .. icr Huon Grettaa .. 24 Kiatieler* .. aer Amerii 24 Satlnbird .. ter Gald Jacket . . 24 Bronio Pateb .. acr Uaiter CounTJnete Bert .. aer ciUor 34 ftttvtet .. ter Lord Nepean .. 48 Uuwstm M ter Olaadare M 60

NELSON J.C. HANDICAPS DECLARED. .;-.-.-,-, a;-,oU*I!OS Tr.LIOR\J4.i WiLMNGTON. February 11. Mr ." Z K'.-r.rys his declared the followicr r.ir..: car>; fvr •:-.;• '-(Nt. Jorke;. C'lri s Anr.-iv M«'.r- - VLt.'H t'i' ■•' 25 > irv. »ni c-p talked :- =.> v,. Urn

The following trotting handicaps have been declared by Mr F. C. Thomas for the Nelson Jockey Club's Meeting:— RICHMOND HANDICAP TROT (in harness). of 80 sovs. 3.45 class, ljm. Waipuki . ser Nellie Parsoor, 48 llereury ser Hope Dillon 60 Paby Rose s>-r Great Wilkes 60 Eura ?cr Dillon's Pride 72 Ocean Whispers 21 Velocity 72 Proud Joyce 36 Rita Rye 144 Audubon Mac . -48 WAI-ITI TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 80 sovs. 3.8 class. l}m. Mercury ecr Nellie Parsons 24 Star of Hope ser Great Wilkes 36 Baby Rose «cr All Pours . . S6 Eura t-rr Latest Fashion 36 Dorrie Thorpe scr Hope Dillon . . 36 Ocean Whispers 12 Lord Denver . 36 Wenlo 12 Hal Joy 36 Jim Beldon 12 Velocity 48 Red Count 12 Sunglearn .. 84 Audubon Mac 21

WANGANUI J.C. ACCEPTANCES. IT. 25S ASSOCIATIOS TILEGBAM.) WANGANUI, February li. The following acceptances have been received:— MAIDEN RACE. o( 200 sovs; weight 8-0; 6f—-Rising Star. Monsogne, Midnight Camp, Musket, V*;n I.ady, Acre, Limoea, Erin-Go-Bragh, Vast Acre, Lethal, Calculation, Goshawk. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 350 sots, BJi. Glenross .. 3 3 Rascal .. 7 13 Civility 812 The Lamb .. 712 Mask .. 8 8 Decoy Bird ..70 First Acre .. 8 1 Tip Tree .. 7 0 Hipo 8 1 Thunderclap 7 0 WESTMERE HURDLES HANDIOAP, of 226 jots. About lira. San Fera .. 10 8 All Wind .. 911 Comedy Little River 0 11 Prince 10 5 Gold Peak ..90 Elvaette .. 10 S Festive 9 0 Matu .. 10 3 VICTORY WELTER HANDICAP, of 300 sors. lm and a distance. Kilmlss ..9 8 Capitulation 8 8 Outfit .. 8 18 Inoe .. 8 2 Great Day 8 11 Archon .. 7 9 Captain Troilus .. 7 9 Gazeley 8 10 Left ..7 7 Blend ..8 7 Airtight ..7 7 Acred ..8 6 Blue Peter ..7 7 Onward 8 4 San Pedro .. 7 7 Parlaga 8 4 Lieutenant Bill 7 7 Bent ..84 WANGANUI CUP HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. Urn. Rapine .. 10 4Mint Leaf ..7 6 Te Monanui . . 9 9 Opa ..75 Piurhalr ..82 Nuknmai . • T 2 Nzata 8 2 Novar 7 0 Clarinda 7 12 JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. For two-year-aids. Sf. Rusnui 8 9 Damaris T 5 Melissa ..84 Vigilance ..70 Panther ..7 8 PETRE HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. 6f. Whenuanui .. 911 Some Lad .. 7 5 Great Day .. 813 Break o' Day 7 5 Outfit .. 810 Silver Tray ..73 Jats Baby .. 8 10 Blsiae •• ' ' Helen ..8 7 Paltonu .. 7 0 Acred ..8 6 Monsogne .. J J King's Folly 8 0 Erin-go-Bragh 7 0 Royal Elm ■. 711 Hymestrason 7 0 Ohul ..7 8 FLYING HANDICAP, of 400 iots. 81. The Hawk ..98 Mireusonta ..76 Tamatete ..9 0 Buoyant ..7 5 Shirley 8 10 Deluge ..75 Tukia 8 7 Oration "4

Civility 8 5' Nadarino .. 7 0 Bentora 7 9 Merry Je»t .. 7 0 yuißt 7 8 Stir Are* • • 7 0 SECOND DAY. The following remain in the JACKSON STAKES, of 500 »ov»; w.f.a.; 6f—Limited. Tukia, Reremoant. fir-nrt Knight, Moli»«a, Oration, Lyeander, The Hnwk, Inferno

WELLINGTON T.C. NOMINATIONS RECEIVED. Th« Wowing nomination* have been received:— IMPROVEKS - HANDICAP (in harnea*), of US iovs; 3.45 c'ssa. 11m—Patay Phegan, Marian Junior, Bill Todd, Surfboard, Good Lady, First Imperial, Brentfue. Hori Dillon, Panto. Mercury, Direct 'Vave, Auditresa, Bell Somerton, Steel Wire, Zella, Welcome Pearl, Item. KAITOKE HANDICAP (in harness!, 0 { 125 sovß, 3.52 clan; for unhoppled trotter*, Urn— Trampcriep, Tom Marvin, Hon Tapui, Molly Molloy, Hardy Grattan, Mies Ledi, B!ack Palm, Audo Spray, Boyai Audubon, Ripon Son, Mat Audubon, Sarsaparilla. 801-LAUD HANDICAP (in harness), of m «evs; 1.36 clnts. 2m—Silk Thread, Slunt Artist, Nimble Direct, Meneraber, Jewel Pointer, Terence Dillon, Direct Wood, Native Chief, Nelaon Fame, Doctor Dillon, Billy Sea, Tronand, Shine Soon, Dalmeny, William the Great.

BEACH HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 flovs; 3.36 class. l}tn—-Some Jazr, Reta Ere, Tut Wildwood, Tui Zolock, Exolusive, Beattv, George the Fourth, Reta Ttacey, Lopn Park, Amazon, Xopia, Abundance, Daisy Pointer, Meb, Lochree, First Water, Henry Logan, Doria Dillon. U'ILPOItD HANDICAP (in harness), of SCO sovs; for unboppled trotters: 4.53 class. 2m—Escapade, Peter Swift, Whispering Willie, Rose Bingen, Master Audo. Pet* Peter, La Todd, John Mauritius, Bonny Spec, Charles Dixie. BELMONT HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 sovs; 4.44 class. am—Vert" Rich, Reta Rye, Ingle Bingen. Daytime, Amaris, Okoura, Happy Rosa, Wee Gui, Kelman, Logan Lily, Zolock Palm, Harbour Light, Kibiringi, Pearl Coronado.

DA3H HANDICAP (in httnnt), of 200 tova; 251 class, ljm—Nimble Direct, Same Wilkes, Koluku Jack, Menember, Jewbl Pointer, Amaris, Final McKinney, Rose Pointer, Happy Rosa, Direct Wood, Native Chief. High Jinks, Grey Cloud, Trenand, Firpo. Harold Thorpe, Resit Nut, Bingen Lad, Tsient, Pearl Coronada.

SHORTS HANDICAP (in saddle), of 150 sovs; 2.24 class; lm--We!come Pearl, Rock-

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