RACING FIXTURES.

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 121, 18 November 1929, Page 8

RACING FIXTURES.

Nov.. -20, 21—Winton J.C. Nov. 20, 21—Otaki Maori E.C. Not'23—Levin R.c. Nov.. 30. Dec. 2—Tafeapuna J.C. Nov. SO. Dec. 2—Fending J.C. Nov. 23, 25—Te Kultl R.C. Reminders. "Nominations for the Woodville Meeting close next Friday. Handicaps for the Feilding Meeting are due to-morrow, and acceptances close next Monday. - Coming Home. , . '■ , ■ A large number of -North Island horses returned North by Saturday night's steampi\ ■" Amongst them -were Goshawk, Merry Mint,' and PaganelH. Gctohawk and Meri-y'/Mint went on to Otaki to fulfil ffieir' engagements' there onWednesday, abtV Paganelli to Feilding, where he has an engagement in the Feildiuy Stakes in a fortnight's time. ... : . Odds and Ends. .'.Mr.. A. B. Cowell, who purchased Home Made; from Mr. W. H. Gaisford, has endeavoured to purchase Roundelay, but the Ifw .Zealand owner, has declined to sell. 'Hunting Boy ■ has been galloping well at Awapuni, and' is expected to show up in hi's engagements this week. ' ■peneus, ; who • will probably accompany •Gesture- and Nimble to. Auclcland next months held Airforce safely at the end of i five furlongs, at Awapuni last week. The'distance was run in 1.10, ■ Black Acre being-beaten off. All three had substantial up, Alan M'Donald being the pilot of Airforce.-

Elicit,-who has been doing road work for.some time past, is back as an active raembsH'-' of Mrs. M'Donald's team. The' Elysianor. gelding .has thrived on the treatment, and is at present, carrying quite, a robust appearance.