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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1197, 8 February 1895, Page 22

George Whiteman, ch g Rocket, aged. T. Benton, jun., b g Makomako, aged. W. McKerrow, ch g Wangaimoana, aged. J. T. Smith, b m Kate Jay. R. C. Cheesman, ch g Jumbo, 4yrs. C. Olsen, br g Giraffe, aged. R. Hockley, ch g Fresh Deal, 6yrs. R. Hockley, Field Gun. I. Armstrong; g g Vivacious, aged. J. H. Prosser, ch g The Miser, 4yrs. J. H. Prosser, b g Kaahu, 4yrs. W. E. Bidwill, b g Canute, aged. W. E. Bidwill, ch g Crescent, 3yrs. F. Pearce, br g Cyrus 11., aged. W. Morison, Cuddle Doon, aged. J. Devonshire, b m Empress, aged. W. Tilson, Deadshot, 3yL-s. Peter Smith, Hautere, aged. C. R. Bidwill, ch m Thalia, 6yrs. C. R. Bidwill, ch f Mira, 3yrs. C. R. Bidwill, br g Pierrot, aged. A. Tait, b g Zero, aged. R. P. Greville, ch g Hermes. J. G. Peters, Nihilist, 6yrs. Chas. Smith, b g Glenore. F. Teahan, g m Lady Ellen. D. Carroll, ch g Dandy Dick. T. Hart, Picture. Jas. Cooper, br m Twilight. T. S. Pickering, b h Scrapiron, 6yrs. W. Corlett, ch g Master Mace, 4yrs. W. A. Mead, Eulalie. J. H. Prosser, br g Steelking, 3yrs. J. H. Prosser, br g Chrystal, syrs. J. Saunders, r m Lady Mab, 4yrs. J. Brickell, b m Dixie, 4yrs. Geo. Wiggins, ch m Ruby, syrs. E. W. Udy, ch m Clytie, aged. Jas. Tidswell, b m Forest Lady, syrs. S. J. Beattie, br m Trefolinem, 4yrs. F. Hiley, ch c Napoleon. M. B. Elder, ch g Woggles, aged. Thos. Bevan, jun., br g Volta. Thos. Bevan. jun., br m Waikawa. Thos. Udy, ch g Scout. Ropata H. Turei, b g Kaitahi, aged. M. M. Carpenter, Mustang. Angus Mitchell, ch g Clinker, 4yrs. T. Benton, jun., ch m Irene, aged. F. H. Bright, br g, Runaway, 6yrs. Hoia Parata, b g Primus, aged. Hoia Parata, br g Lord Lyon, syrs. Grace Royal, Kawea. Tewiata Arapere, Turk. D. McKenzie, ch g Dandy Dick. W. B. Buick, b h Kelpy, 4 yrs. Jas. Maeara, Brookfield, Dinah Shad, War Note, Russley Belle. PROGRAMMES PASSED. Otaki Maori Racing Club, May 24. Pahiatua Jockey Club, January 4th. Heretaunga Hack Racing Club, January 26th. • DISQUALIFICATION S. Adam McMorran, disqualified by the Wellington Racing Club for life, and warned off all Racecourses where the Metropolitan Rules are in force, for striking the rider of Jacob across the head while riding in the Second Hurdle Handicap at the Wellington Racing Club’s Snring Meeting, November 18th, 1893.

UNPAID FORFEIT LIST. R. L. Peene, Velocity, £5. (The above due to the Wellington Racing Club.) Alex. McKenzie, Waiwaima, 15s. (The above due to the Pahiatua Jockey Club.) Wi Tipene, Hairira, 15s. Wi Tipene, Kathleen, £2. (The above owing to the Masterton-Opaki Jockey Glub.) DISQUALIFICATIONS REMOVED. All persons and horses taking part in unauthorised meeting held by the OhauManakau Racing Club on the Tikorangi Course, on December 26th, 1893. Removed by the Wellington Racing Club on January 12th, 1894. All persons and horses taking part in an unauthorised race meeting “ Whakataki and Castlepoint Races,” held on The Beach near Castlepoint, on March 10th 1894. Disqaulification removed by the Wellington Racing Club, May 19th, 1894. REGISTERED COLOURS. H. D’Ouseley—Rose pink jacket and cap. Alex. Fabian —First: Black jacket, white sleeves, crimson cap. Second: Black jacket, white cap. The Stewards of the Wellington' Racing Club meet on the first Monday in each month to pass programmes and transact general business. H. M. LYON, Secretary.

At the Lancaster Park Trotting Meeting, the Lancaster Harness Trot was won by Kelpie, who paid £5 4s. Ipswich won the Linwood Harness Trot, paying £1 Bs. A Sydney cablegram: —It is stated on the authority of the owner that the racehorse Paris will shortly be shipped to England, also that Lord William Beresford is taking a share in the Caulfield Cup winner, and will make all the arrangements'for training and running the horse on the English turf. Mr Martin, S.M., gave judgment on Jan. 31st in the case of Hawkins v. Woods, and Woods v. Hawkins, concerning the trotting horse Invictus and the mare Pearl. His Worship said he discredited the evidence of both parties as to the items in connection with Invictus, and he should nonsuit botßTparties with regard to their claims in that respect. He would, however, give Woods judgment for JHO for money advanced for the purchase of Pearl. Each party would pay his own costs. Mr Skerrett appeared for Wood 3, and Mr Edwards for Hawkins. The Wanganui Jockey Club have completed negotiations with Mr Crawford, of the Imperial Hotel, for four of his starting machines to be erected on the Wanganui -Racecourse.