EAVES FROM MY NOTEBOOK.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16008, 28 August 1915, Page 10

EAVES FROM MY NOTEBOOK.

1 711 d >,/< . v. it", it inn v be remembered, t,! ' , s#>a? " n tak " rf :i place with the aged ".ns-;'..n. OT:d ran tmis be appropriately 1 fierred to an a, veteran of the race track,, i.- along j; , his work with all bis ■ ci-timo trreclurn. and as the little son of j Gluten 13 very sound limbed, he looks I jiood to lan f.•! ' a considerable time vet. j Uolrtsize w'l • be found carrying ' J , ' j i alters popular colours' at -Avondak- next, month. It is stater] that the New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase winner agatoa wiU-probably run his next race in Australia. All being well with Ngatoa Mr. ,E. W•. Alison, jnn., will probably nominate the brown gelding for the .steeplechase to be decided at the A.J C • pnng Meeting, "hi- takes place 'in October. * f ,.% Ma i s '' .Sir Hamilton Goold-Adams. the. State Governor of Queens la ttd, , 3 le ,, r d,d a . a first-clasa judge ul hi-i and v. hat i-, more, ho is not af;rl 1 ' I"". hi< knowledge to good use. At tti,- jcric ural show held recently n Rr,>lv„,,, His llencv j„d" tho blourlM.;,, k. I here were 14 Intries m Im stallion class, and the aristocratic _,_udga went about the work in a businesslike maimer Eventually, the. competition was redu.wd to two-Wallensis (b v Wala.c Cha.nt-rcos), and Melodeon (bv gteuraaK Melodia), and the former cot the tea! vote from the State Governor. The Auckland rider, W. Ryan, is to do -So °4i th s flat ' dill =- r for T - Lloyd's tab!o thi 6 pra£ when the weights suit. 6; 11,? Ne.w &t 7 te ? Hiirakia, winner of : 1 Race will W + G v an f National Hurdle "ace, wiU have to be treated to a rest