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TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETING.

NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. [bt phaeton.]

The Takapuna Jockey Olub will inau Bur . their winter meeting today, an! ] -JY continue the same on Wednesday nevt The meetings hold at the „,«£, suburb claim a deal of popularity, and in tl event of the weather proving fi ne it m t be safely anticipated that a. large crowd of visitors will journey across the harbour in o-der to assist at the gathering. Tins Ferrv Umpany will, as usual, have their large flee* ot steamers for the occasion, and the staff oncer Mr. Alex. Alison, have scored so manv succiwes in handling the crowds that invade the \orth Shore that no misgivings need 1, entertained on that heading. *> The opening event of the programme i, die Maiden Hurdle Race, and with a |„ number of unknown quantities engaged th issue nay be termed very open. Dolores and St. Kovan may fight it out. The Maiden Handicap may find Queen Anne aid Rons home in the leading pla7 and to separate them 1 will give ,',' V o+» to the fanner. ' With 10 horses engagod in th* Emm'™ Handicap that event should give ri»c to an mterestitg race. Malamataharr.keke »nrf Idas stand out as a pair that should ran well ! and the tatter may score. ' In the Hurdle Race I prefer the chances of Haydn and Lmgard. The Maiden Steeplechase may find Maria* and Inchcape in the leading places, and the? may come home in that onto.. ' Takapuna In: been off the active list for some time, and it is a little difficult to mum him, but if the big fellow is himself he should prove hardest to heat in the Royal Handicap '..;.". APCKI'TANCES. The following is a list of the aceeptanm. received for the various events: — HANDICAP MAIDEN HUKDLES of 7(w, One mile aim a-half and lOOyds.-'frn i in-' Coma 10.2, Dolores 10.2, .Sudden 100 s«i °' 9.12, St. Bowan 9.10, m... Gordon 9 9 ' 1)3" 9.9. Tempest 9.7. Gilnockie 9.7. Kotiro 95 {■? den 9.2. Pullack 9.0, Little Wonder 90 *!' vcaler 9.0. J ' K * HANDICAP MAIDEN PLATE of (,s,, n Seven furlongs.— 8.7. Bobs 8.0, HillrW; 7.10. Maoriland 7.7, Swagsman 7.5. Queen Annl 7.5. Soultfish 7.5, Hurrah 7.4, Aureia 7 o gu"* cane 7.0. Corporal 7.0. Leo Delaval 70 V, tonia 6.12, Mount Zeehan 6.12, Frank Dodd so Lanteros 6.8. 68 EMPIRE HANDICAP of 200sovs. One mi'» and a-quarter.— 8.12, Lanrllook a i-> Formula 8.0. Durable 7.8, (including Mb penalty). Jewellery 7.7. Paul Seaton 7.2 M a t a mataharakeke 7.2, Marshal Soult 7.0, Znlirio! 6.12, Idas 6.7. Auuejta

FIRST HANDICAP HURDLES of 15(W Two Bellman 11.5, Royal Connu7rn» 11.2. Haydn 10.12. Princess of Thule °oTI to! gard 9.10, Gilnockie 9.0, Eevealer 9 0 kiikL inoko 9.0, Hippowai 9,0. °"

FIRST PONY HANDICAP of 65sovs. Fi T6 furlongs.— and Blue 10.2. Antmvprl os Forth 9.7, Girton Girl 9.2, Miami 8.9. St Loan da 8.3. Vulpine 7.12, Sentinel 7.11, Solitary 77 Pure Gold 7.7. Whawhai 7.4, Inspiration 70 Report 7.0. First Whisper 6.12, Cuisine 61? Irish Boy 6.9. Sweet Marie 6.7. "

HANDICAP MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE o' lOOsovii. About two miles and a-half —Inci. cape 10.8, Sirdar 10.0, Marine 9.10, Piillack 99 Waimana 9.7, Leona 9.7, Puffing Billy 9 7 ROYAL HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Five fir. longs.—Scotty 9.7, Numa 9.7, St. Olea'M Green and Gold 9.2, Austerlitz 8.10, Cygnet 88 Orange and Blue 8.2, Bastion 7.5. Takapuna fl' Bloodstone 7.0, Camille 6.12. Vulpine 6.12. Bliircarrig 6.7.

The first race is timed to be started pun*, tuaily at a-quartei to one p.m.

NORTH NEW ZEALAND GRAND . NATIONAL MEETING. The following acceptances and general en. tries have been received in connection with the North New Zealand Grand National Meeting, which opens at Ellcrslie on the 30th mst.: — GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE of 7oosovs. About three miles and a-half. st lb s » it, Cannongate ... 1.2 7 Sudden . 910 Haydn 11 6 Tnni '" 9 9 Nor'-west 11 2 Sirdar ... '" 9 7 Awahuri . ... 11 0 Cronje ... '97 Princess of Thule 10 0 Light "' 9 7 Jack o'Lantern 912 Puffing Billy '~'. 9 7 GRAND NATIONAL HURDLES of 500-ovs. Two miles. st lb st. lb Waiwera 12 5 Otairi ... 10 4 Cannongate ... 11 6 Glencoe ... ID 0 Mars 11 4 Lingard .„ . 911 Awaliuri 11 0 Lady Bell ... 910 Royal Conqueror 11 0 Princess of Thule 910 Battleaxe 10 13 Sirdar 910 Tresham 10 12 Fakir ... 9 7 Bollman 10 11 Mokomoko ... 9 0 Haydn 10 11 Dolores 9 0 Oingo 10 7 Gilnockie ... 9 0 Miss Drury ... 10 4Pufflng Billy ... 9 0

FIRST MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE. About two miles and a-lialf.—Hipstone, Great Shot, Marine, Pullaek, Inchcape, Light, Master Model. ' <

FIRST MAIDEN WELTER. Seven furlongs. —Lavadel, Hillfiower, Ambition, Bellman, Paratutu, Soultfish, Queen Anne, Maoriland, Crespin, Hurrah, Repetition, Coropier, Sandy, Glasgow, Roseshoot, Kathleen, Robs, Irish, Muskeirdale, Captain Jack, Leo Delaval, lan, Corporal, Mount Zeehan, Le Bean. FIRST MAIDEN HURDLE RACE. One mile and three-quarters.—Tempest, Waimana, Up-to-Date, Hinemoa, Better Days (late May Day), Pungarehu, Fencer, Marksman, Dayntree, St, Gordon, Dolores, Kotero, Oingo, Telephone 11., Kevealer, Gilnockie, Master Model, Fakir, Leona, Spalpeen, Sudden. -, CORNWALL HANDICAP. One mile-Land-lock, Val Rosa, Maroon and Gold, Camilla, St. Olga, Torchon, Numa, Jewellery, Paul Seaton, Durable, Crusoe, Bastion, Putt), Paria, Westguard, Rosella, Float, Warrick, Strathavon, Zuleika, Cygnet, Formula, Scotty, Miss Lottie.

REMUERA HURDLES. Two miles.-Hippo-wai. Lingard, Mokomoko, Bellman, Meteor, Miss Drury, Dolores, Lady Bell, Awahuri, Oingo, Gilnockie, Battlea.ze, Glencoe, Waiwera, Otairi, Tresham, Royal Conqueror. LADIES' BRACELET. One mile and a-half. —Lavadel, Hipstone, ' Kanaka, Swagsman, Commonwealth, Roseshoot, Bobs, Irish, Muskerdale.

SECOND MAIDEN HURDLE HANDICAP. One mile and three-quarters.—Tempest, Wai» mana, The Needle, Up-to-Date, Hylas, Better Days (late May Day), Pungarehu, Meteor, Fencer, Marksman, Dayntree, St. Gordon, Dolores, Kotero, Moturoa, Oingo. Telephone 11., Revealer. Gilnockie, Master Model, Lantero., Leona, Spalpeen, Mount Zeehan. TALLY-HO STEEPLECHASE. About three miles.—Hipstone, Hylas, Evermore, Nor'-west, Cannongate, Straybird, Tuni, Sirdar, Jack o' Lantern, Cronje, Kowhai, Sudden. Light. THE; PRINCE OF WALES' HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Landlock, Val Rossi, Maroon and Gold, Camille. St. Olga. Blaircarrig, N'uma, Green and Gold, Mary Seaton. Paul Seaton, Paratutu, Austerlitz, Bastion, Patty, Durable, Hurrah. Paria, Westgunrd, Rosella, Glasgow. Float, Warwick, Strathavon, Zuleika, Cygnet,. Formula, Scotty, Muskerdale, Miss Lottie. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. About three Hinemoa (nil). Hyla3 'nil). Kanaka (nil), Pungarehu (nil). Master Modal (nil), Marine (nil). Sudden (£100). Inchcape (£2O). „ LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP STEEPLE-CHASE.-Clyde, Kiatere, Evermore. Boxer, Tuni, Kuhumoa, Great Shot, Marine,' Wild Rose. SECOND MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE. About two miles and a-half.—Hipstone, Fencer, Marksman. Marine, Pullaek, Incheape, Mount Zeehan. Light, Master Model. CAMPBELL HURDLE HANDICAP. On* mile and three-quarters.— The Needle, Cannongate, Hippowai, Lingard, Mokomoko, Tuni. Sirdar, Bellman, Meteor, Dayntree. St. Gordon, Miss Drurv. Dolores. Lady Bell, Awahuri, Oingo. Gilnockie, Battlease, Fakir. Glencoe, Waiwera, Otairi, Tresham, Royal Conqueror, Princes'? of Thule. HUNTERS' HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE.About two miles.— Kiatere. Boxer. AK9 Drury. Kukumoa, Star, Great Phot, Wild Rose. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Five fnrlon**--Landlock, Orange and Blue. Camille, Hniflower, St. Oiga, Nereid. Numa, Green and Gold, Austerlitz, Takapuna, Bugler. M* orl ' land, Rex, Hurrah, Paria. Coropier, westguard, Glasgow, Zuleika. Spalpeen. Cygnet. Scotty. Bloodstone. Maroon and Gold, Sugarcane, Le Beau. ~„■.„ RANFCRLY MAIDEN WELTER HANDICAPOne mile.—Lavadel. Swasr=man. Soultfisii. Queen Anne. Crespin, Repetition. Coronier. Sandy. R.ose*hoot. Bobs, Irish. Muskerrta.e. Leo Delaval. lan. ~ YORK WELTER HANDICAP. One mile--Landlock. Val Ro=a. Maroon and Gold, up-to-Date. St. Olcra. Blaircnrrig. Jewellery. Pa™ Seaton, Durable, Crusoe. Bastion, Pnttv. I*a.riß. Weßtcuard, Glencoe, Roeella, Float. Jarwj. Eoseshoot. Strathavon. Zuleika, Formula. Scnttv.. Miss Lottie, Tan. „.,„.n cir THIRD MAIDEN WELTER HANDICAP >>* furlonsrs.—La.vadel. HUlflower, Swagsman. Ambition. Paratutu, Wnltfish, Queen Anne, MaorOand, Crespin. TTurrah. Repetition. Fan.i. Coropier, Sand v. Commonwealth, fflw".*' Lanteros. Kathleen. B<?os. Irish. Muskerrtasc. Captain .Tacit. Leo Delaval, Bloodstone, l™Sugarcane, finder, Lo Beau, Cvprnet.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12272, 16 May 1903, Page 6

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TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETING. New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12272, 16 May 1903, Page 6

TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETING. New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12272, 16 May 1903, Page 6

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