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LATE SPORTING. WASGAWH TRAINING! NOTES, tm tulkoiiaph.— r-aitso association.! WANGANUI, This Day., It mined mthor heavily early thin morning, but the tmok wns not much tho worse. Jewellery wns given it good working gallop onco round, Lady Annie sprinted six furlongs fiiivly fiist. Farltutu rnn it'milo solus in lmin 45sec; ho shaped well, finishing strongly, nnd pleasing tho touts. Catherine Gordon nnd Vex.tlion woro associated in a nillo nnd a half gitllop, the former showing to most advantage. Tautorti nnd Lovelink went a mile together, the hitter finishing in front in lmin 40setf; neither was ridden out. St. Lyra, covered a mite and tv half ivt it solid puce, Muster Delavul was restricted to steady work} the colt benrs a well-trained appearance. Kuroki nnd Dnll ran four furlongs, finishing together in 6lseo. After breakftwt King Billy, Melodeon, and GttZeley were given slow work. Science had the best of a six-furlong gallop with Merriwft-i— time, lmin 21seo. Khnma covered a mile, and a half, Dear Dolly, accompanying him in the ltufc mile, and easily beating the hurdle horse. Boomerang and Starshoot cut out six furlongs in lmin 17 4«6seo, The lattev had ft allftht advantage ovor the former, and contained on alone for another halfmile fnsb; it whs a, good gallop. Cuo'siopea was sent a couple of rounds, Sedgemoor Joining in for tho last mile, which wns cut out In lmin 64« cot tho last sk Jturloiigg Were done In lmin 63soc, Opueue, ran six furlonw in lmin SOsoo, Several others did useful work. Melodeon returned fr6m Woodvillo last night, necompnnled by Gazeley and King BHI, Miwter Dehvvnl nrrived from Auokknd yegt^rday. Oymno ttlsd returned frdm Wbodtlllo, ■ Mr, Morse him decided notito niter Me« lodeon's weight In the Cup consequent on his win at Woodvillo. , THE WneSiF MEETING. DtJNEDIN, This Day. _Tl)4 is showery fov the third day's rticeg, ofltt.the course, Is heavy. Re/»ult»»— Owhiro Hurdles, of 60 govs, one mile and a. half,— Kongoa, 11.9, 1 } Ornduated Tax, 10.0, 2}• Leeside, 10.7, 3. All fttort■ed, Won by two length*. Time, 3mln 6 4-fisec. j Divldendgf £3 4s, ' Warrington Hack, of 60 soys ; four furlonga—CiiirotJWtia, 9.2, lj lied Morn, 7,7, 2f Seer, 10.0, 3. All started. Won by a length and a half. Time, 64sec. Dividend, £6 Msi ■
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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 47, 24 February 1906, Page 6
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379EXTRA EDITION. Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 47, 24 February 1906, Page 6
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