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NOTES FROM ELLERSLIE.

GOSSIP OF THE TRACKS. BY AI;CHER. It is almost certain that M osa^c taken to Treutham to meet his engagements at the Wellington summer meeting. Mosaic has taken no harm from his re-cent racing and is undoubtedly a hardy one. for ms inches he is extra good. Two newcomers to Ellerslio are a two-year-old bay f;lly by Quin Abbey from Bell Crispin and a three-year-old brown filly by King Lupin from Semolina. The Quin Abbey filly is a full-sister io Gala Day. Boomerday, and Abbey Bell. They are being handled by R. E. Brown. Cawnpore has been entered for tho leading Bprint events at the Wellington summer meeting, and, all going well, he will maKo the trip to Trent'nam. R. Reed has oeen engaged to ride him at that fixture. Messrs. J. C. and P. S. Gleesion have disposed of the three-year-old D/etis Circle who will in future be trained at Ellerslie by M. Ryan and is already included among the active brigade at headquarters. Raceful is to undergo another nreparation, and along with Mr. J. Fraser Smith's other horses, King Merv, Alfort, Muscari, Prince Abbey. Ouineite. and King Selwyn, he is now working a.t Ellerslie under the direction of J. Anderton. Raceful is in his ninth year and has been off the scene for some time. The two-year-old Arch Arrow appears to bo a delicate customer and has not. made much progress since the spring. u.. George has handled him carefully and the youngster has been doing a little better ouring the past few weeks. H, L. Russell has been out of luck with his team this season, but he has a more than useful pa,ir in Civility and Siaosi, who ran well enough at Ellerslie to suggest that they may soon reach the winning list again, Siaori was tried over a middle distance at the recent Ellerslie meeting, and, without earning any money, performed very creditably. The Lamb raced very consistently, but without much luck, at the recent meeting at Elleralie. This fellow is running in much better than formerly and can now get a milo rssther well. His latest show ings indicate that it will not be long before he annexes another stake. Master Doon has been a disappointment since he wor: the Railway Handicap 12 months ago. and in the interim he has failed to win n, race. By running third to Tukia and Day Guard at Ellerslie ast week he eavi> an indication that ho is coming on asa.in. for ho finished in front of some smart sprinters. None of the snrintprs were galloping hetrer than Finelli before the recent meetine, but she failed to win a, race. Finelli showed dash in each of her races and will come into her own acain later on. THE REEFTON MEETING. RESULTS OF THE RACING. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] REEFTON, Wednesday. The Reefton races were favoured with good weather and a. large attendance. The totalisator investments were £8866, an increase of £994 on last year. Results: — TRIAL HANDICAP.—2 Grey Lass (Lee). 1; 6 Marble Bar, 2; 7 Saxtetie, 3. Also Btarted: 1 Lo:rd Lefilie, 3 Probate, 5 Frivolous. 4 Princo Charleroi, 8 Cashbox. Won by a length. Time, lm 17 2-ss. JUNCTION TROT.—7 Legato (McKenzie), 1; 5 Merry Logan. !!; 2 Nota Bene, 3. Also started: 1 Trimmer, 3 Prince Hac, 3 Ocean Chimes, 5 General Thorpe. Won by half a length. Time, 2m 2f!s. HURDLES HANDICAP.—3 Flying Master (Campbell), 1; 1 Uncle Dave. 2; 4 Tenterfield, 3. Also started: 2 Cashman, 5 Mauuu, 6 Gay Gauntlet. Cashman fell. Won by two lengths. Time, 2m 48 2-ss. REEFTON CUP.—3 Prosperity (Lee). 1; 4 Goosestep, 2; 2 Freisco, 3. Also started: 1 Prince Ferouz, 4 Para. 6 Caliburn, 5 Marble Slab. Won by a head. Time. 2m 9 l-ss. SHERWOOD HANDICAP.—I Deep Drive (Kinvan). 1; 2 Somo Abbey. 2: 4 Probate. 3. Also started: 3 Barleycorn, 7 Voute, 6 Fabrinade, 5 Jonquil, 6 Reeheather, 9 Winkie. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, lm 3s. • SOLDIERS" TItOT.—2 Miss Louie (Lynch), 1; !L Kelbur, 2: 5 Prince Mac. 3. Also started: 7 Jean Vue, 4 Trimmer, 6 Ocean Chimes, 8 General Thorpe, 3 Denver Wood. Won by half a length. Time, 3m 465. WELTER HANDICAP.—4 Hiero (Olsen), 1; 2 Gaslight, 2: 1 Jubilant. 3. Also started: 3 Horatious, 5 North Inch. 6 Bitters, 7 Maunu. Won by two lengths. Time, lm 31 4-ss. PROGRESS HANDICAP.—2 Pickaninny (Jennings), 1; 6 Prince Charleroi, 2; 1 Rene Mavis, 3. Also started: 3 Hallownoon, 5 Flying Master. 4 Cairn. Won by a length. Time, lm 17s. SECOND DAY'S EVEi\ T TS. The following are the acceptances for the second day:— COUNTY HANDICAP, f, fur.-Pickanniny. 9.12; Lord Leslie. 9.6; Caliburn. 9.2: Probate. 8.12': Grey Lass, 9.9; Frivolous. Hiero, 8.8: Prince Charleroi. 8.5; Gaslight. 8.3; Saxette, 8.2; Hallownoon, 8.1; Cashbox, 7.7; Winkle. 7.0.

ELECTRIC TROT, one mile.-—Done Thorpe, Trimmer. Prince Mac. Sylvia Logan, Marion Junior, limit; Ocean Chimes. 24yda behind; Merry Logan, General Thorpe, 36yds; Denver Wood, Nota Bene, 60yds; Jean Vue. 96yds. SECOND HURDLES. 1J miles.-Tenter-field. 11.11; Uncle Dave, 11.6; Caßhman, 10.7; Flying Master, 10.3: Marble Slab, 9.10; Maunu. 9.6; North Inch, Gay Gauntlet, 9.0. INANGAHUA HANDICAP, one mile.— Prince Ferouz. Prosperity. 9.3: Para. 9.0; Lord Leslie. 8.5: Goosestep, 8.3: Grey Lasa, 8.0; Caliburn. 7.13' Jubilant, 7.10; Horatius, 7.7; Marblo Slab, 7.4. CRONADUN HANDICAP. 5 fur.—Picanniny, 9.13; Deep Drive, 9.12; Rene Mavis, 9.4; Barleycorn. 9.3; Some Abbey, 9.0: Probate, 8.13: Frivolous. 8.10- Flying Master. Gaslight, B.E; Gay Gauntlet. 7.5; Voute, Jonquil, 7.3: Red Heather, 7.0. BROADWAY TROT. 1} miles.—Nellie Parsons, Trimmer; Nauon June, Marion Junior. Prince Mac. limit: Kelburn. 24yds behind; Miss Louie, Legato. Ocean Chimes. 36yds; General Thorpe. 48yds; Denver Wood, Nota Bene, 84yds: Jean Vue, 104 yds. HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP. 7 fur.-Para, 10.5; Hiero. 9.7: Caliburn, 9.2: Marble Bar, 812; North Inch. 8.5; Bitters. 8.3: Maunu. 8.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP. 6 fur.—Prinze Ferouz. 9.8: Rene Mavis, 9.4- Prosperity, 9.3; Some Abbey. 8.13; Goosestep. Flying; Master, 8.9: Marble Bar. 8.6; Prince Charloroi, 8.5; Hallownoon, 8.4; Saxette, 8.2; Cashman, Voute. 7.3 THE WELLINGTON MEETING. WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY. [by telegraph.—press association.] WELLINGTON, Thursday. The following weights have been declared by Mr. H. Coyle for events to be run on the ODening day of the Wellington Racing Club's Summer Meeting:— TRENTHAM HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, 1 mile and 3 fur.—Gauntlet, 10.10; Santiago, 10.8; Gamecock, 10.6; lvilburn, 9.12- Kilorum. 9.10; Mask, 9.9; Son o' Mine. The Tank, 9.8; Gay Queen. 9.4; Glaive, Matu, 9.0. FITZHERBERT HANDICAP.. 5. fur.— Kilperon, 9.2; Note, 8.13; Gleninnis, 8.11; Helen. 8.5; Lucky Days, 8.2; Paper Boy, 8.0; Verigern, 7.12; Hynanna, Alyson, 7.10; Decoy Bird, Climax, Magna Charta 7.9; Wild Work, Miss Scandal, Young Lockinvar, Torque, 7.7; Front Rank, 7.6; Eloquent, Lady Killer, Elthoin. 7.2; Lady Desmond. Royal Game, Volplane, 7.0. WELLINGTON CUP. 1J miles.—Count Cavour, 9.6; Te Monanui, Musketoon, 9.1; The Banker, 9.0; Listening Post, Suggestion, 8.10; Grand Knight, B.S; Royal Divorce, 8.7; Enthusiasm, 8.5; Surveyor, 8.2; Tanadees, 8.0; Muraahi, 7.12; Star Stranger, 7.11; Clarinda, 7.10; Tresham, 7.9; Fool's Paradise, Waetea, 7.4; Star Ranger, 7.3; Ealdown, 7.2; 'Tarleton, Gala Day, Tommy Dodd, 7.1; Martulla. Kalakaua. Beacon Light, 7.0 ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, 1 mile.Bright Day, 9.13; Tresham, 9.10; Waetea, 9.5; Martulla, 9.4; Mimetic, 9.2: FootlalJ Tommy Dodd, 9.1; Tarleton, 3.13; Economist. 8.11; Beacon Light, Modern, 8.9; Rouex, Agitato, Bumptious, 8.7; Father O'Flynn 8.15; Cla.ndhu, Ail Marimba, «.£>; Sr.atcher, 8.3; Tieira, 8.2; Printemps, Retrospect, Crossfire. Enare. All Style, Bonnie Gold, En Route, Wristlet, Royal Diadem Revel, Missgovern, 8.0. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. « fur.— Reremoana, 10.3; Grand Khight, 9.4: Lady "Ridicule, 9.5: Peneus. 8.10; Deluge, Orchid, Lady Cavendish, 8.7; Tainatete, 8.6; Hipo, 8.4; The Tiiorn, 8.1; Cawnpore, Mimetic, 7.12; Black Cat. 7.9; Set Sail, Pelham, 7.8; Economist, Shirley, 7.7; Sleot, Ilka, 7.3; Oration, Liciniu®. Phoenix Park, 7.2; Father O'Flynn, Miss Hupana, 7.0. RUAPEHU HANDICAP, 6 fur.-PoV-phemus, 9.0; Vic'iory Bond 8.12; Celerity, 11., Gauntlet, Westbroke, Mime, Diogenes, | Newbury King, 8.8; Nine of Spacies, 8.7; [ Cuillfire, Demure, S.G; Bright Knight, Bon (March, 8.5; Dal Eaton, Subjection, 8.4; | Indian Sage., 8.3; Letter of Credit, 8.1; Bevis. I O'nui, Salamis, Tione, 8.0, Serotina, 7.13; 'Llandudno, 7.10; Windshield, 7.8; The Bolter, 7.7; Serenade, Some Abbey. Frivolous, 7.6; Oreum, Mah Jong, 7.a, Lady Ideal, Black Mint, Elysianor. 7.4; King Broney, 7.3; Joy Bird, Coupon, Girriebillie, 7.2; (jay Bird, Assert. Joyeuse, Peggy iFoid, Rs.ngimoana, Tannadice, Mint Leaf, 1:7.0.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19220, 8 January 1926, Page 6

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NOTES FROM ELLERSLIE. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19220, 8 January 1926, Page 6

NOTES FROM ELLERSLIE. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19220, 8 January 1926, Page 6

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