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WELLINGTON P.AGING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. . The summer meet ing of tho M ollingtou Racing Club w ; U be continued at tho Hurt Park racecourse this afternoon. Tho first event is set dawn to stair at 12.15 p.ra. Racecourse trams will run as follows: —Leave To Aro 1U.53, 11.30, 11.50 a.in., 1.0 p.m. Leave Thorndou—ll.lo, iL-10 a.m., 12.5. 1.15 mm. Tho train leaving ic Aro at 10.58 and Thorndou at 11.10 will inn right through to the racecourse platform without stopping. The following horses are suggested as likely to run prominently in their engagements : , January Handicap—Livonia and 1 etrovna. Fitzherbert Handicap—Gladsome. Racing Club Handicap—Hiuetaura and General Symons. Ponoko Hack Handicap—Cumulus and Narcotic. Wellesley Stakes —-King Log. Zcalandia Stakes —Advance. Metropolitan Handicap—Ostiak and Ayrdale. Ponearrow Hack Handicap—Warkanao and Good Intent. THE ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY January Handicap, of 116 sovs; seven furlongs.—Hohoro list 01b, Petrovna Bst bib, Ayrdalo Ist 13!b, Shrapnel 'Shell 7st 71b, Torowai 7st, llinekoa list 13lb, General Symons Gst 121 b, Livonia Gst 121 b, SoiiicrJed Gst 111 b, Calibre Aido-do-Camp Gst 81b, Eland Gst. 81b. Fitzherberb Handicap, cf 120 sovs; six furlongs.—Starshoot Bst. 111 b, Gladsome Sst 101 b, Waitarcro 7st 91b, Auratus Gst 12ib.
Wellington llaclng Club Handicap, of 400 sovs; ono r.iilo and a quarter.— Battloaxo Sst 71b, Canteen Bst olb, Hinotaura Bst 41b, Cannio Chiel 7s t 91b, Pallas 7st 41b. Motor Gst 111 b, Benefactor Gst 71b. General Symons Ost 71b. Ponoko Hack Handicap, of 80 sots; seven furlongs.—Shack! o Bst 10!b, Brilliantino Bst 51b, Koivheto Sst 3lb, Narcotic Bst, Asteroid 7st 131 b. Betsy 7st 121 b, Catherine Gordon 7st 101 b, Cumulus 7st 101 b, Lolah 7sb 81b. Kingman 7st 41b, Tiki raw a 7st 4!b. Dodoua 7st 41b, Apprentice 7st, Hatley Cst 121 b, The Guesscr Gst 101 b, Maureen Gst 71b. Wellesley Stakes, of 300 sovs; four furlongs..—Starshoot Sst 71b, Treadmill Bst 71b, Regiment Bst 71b, King Log Sst 71b, Gladsome Ssfc 21b.
Zealandia Plate, of 230 sovs; one milo and a quarter.—Advance Ost 91b, Cannio Cbiol 9st 31b Porigaa Sst 21b. Metropolitan Handicap, of ISO soys; six furlongs.—Holioro 9st 101 b, Ostiak Ost 111), Petrovna Sst 81b, Ayrdalo Sst, Field Battery 7st 131 b, Windwbistlo 7st 131 b, Turopo 7st 41b, Somorlod Cst 101 b. Pencarrow Hack Handicap, of 80 sovs • six furlongs.—Good Intent Ost Gib, Romany Lass Sst 71b, Kowhoto Sst 3!b, Betsy 7st 131 b, Wehenga 7st 111 b, Lolah 7st 91b, Ringman 7st 71b, Bodona 7st 51b, Aldinga 7st Mb, Matuku 7st 31b, Waikanao 7st. Hatley Gst 131 b, Wind Gst 131 b. Wnikakabo Cst 121 b, Koihgo Cst 121 b, Mausorino Cgt 111 b. EKETAHXTNA RACES. Speciae to the “ Times.” EKETAHTJNA. January 23. Glorious weather prevailed for the Eketakuna Hack Racing Club’s meeting yesterday. There was a fair attendance. The bookmakers did good business. Results: — Hack Hurdles, ono mile and a half.— Young Matai 1, Doctor Bill 2. Doctor Bill fell at the last hurdle. Maiden Hack Race. _ six _ furlongs Bopeep 1, Wandering Willie 2, Lottie 3. Venus also started. Plying Handicap, seven furlongs.— Lord Raglan 1. Miner the only other starter, stumbled and threw tbo rider, who had Ills shoulder-blade broken. Anniversary Handicap, one mile and a quarter.—La Torpedo 1 Miner 2, Young Matai 3. Won easily. Saddle Race. —Gaspard 1, Rambler 2. Tyrone 3. Tyrone and the rider. Watson, wore disqualified for six mouths for inconsistent running. Hack Scurry, fivo furlongs.—Miner T, Lord Raglan 2, Bopeep 3. Farced Handicap.—Doctor Bill 1, Gaspard 2, Lord Raglan 3.
FOXTON RACES. SECOND DAY. Speoiaii to the “Times.” PALMERSTON, January 23. Tho sky was cloudy and overcast for the second day of the Foxton meeting, but no rain fell, and it was intensely hot. Tho attendance was again good. The sum of £5359 was put through the totalisator against £3398 on the second day last year, the total for the two days being £12,805, compared with £8391 "last year. Results: — January Handicap, of 45 sots ; six furlongs.—2s3 Mr Ross Allen’s Ballarat, Bst 61b (T. Wilson), 1 • 89 Mr J. R. Corrigan’s Prisoner, 7st 51b (F. Williams), 2; 48 Mr A. G. Bishop’s Waireka. 7st 8!b (J. Trigger), 3. Also ran —ol' Bounce 7st 71b, 101 Wairero 7st 71b. Waireka got tho worst of tho start. Prisoner having all tho boat of it, closely followed by Ballarat. Coming into tho straight Ballarat was leading, with Waireka third, and tho whips woro out on all but Ballarat, who won easily by half a length. Time, Imin ISscc. Dividend, £1 18s. Hack Hurdles, of 55 sots; one mile a half.—229 Mr Were Tokcna’s Otairi, list 31b CF. Lind), 1: 65 Mr O. Jefferson’s Merry Boy. list 91b (J. Morris), 2; 115 Mr J. R. Corrigan’s Ha. wora, lOst 21b CW. Fahey), 3. Also ran —S9 Old Gnu lOst 21b, 18 Benedictine 9st 7!b, 44 Flanagan 9st 121 b. 34 Moleskin 9st 41b, 16 In the A an 9st 21b. 199 Romany Lad 9st. An excellent-start, Hawora being first away, and Merry Boy close np. Passing the stand they wore racing in this order, with Romany Lad third. Otairi challenged the loaders at tho entrance to the straight, and, coming at a great pace, won easily. Time, 2min 53 3-ssec. Dividends, £2 7s and £2 16s. President’s Handicap, of 120. sovs; one mile and a distance.—-174 Mr J. McAra’s Plaidie, Bst s!b tS. Jackson) 1; 306 Mr Win. Young’s Convoy, lOst. 21b (T. Wilson), 2: 65 Mr A. Peters’s Mussel. 7st (J. Towers), 3. Also ran—79 Regulation 7st 131 b, 21 Elusion 7st 2!h, 26 Roseplot 7st 31b, 41 Volley 6st 131 b, 20 Lissa 6st 101 b, 36 Van Cst 71b. Mr Cameron got tho field away to a magnificent start, and tho horses camo down tho straight in r. hunch, Mussel, Roseplot, Van and Elusion showing their colours slightly in front. At the first bend Convoy began to improve his position, while Elusion fell away. Plaidie was still in tho ruck, and did not seem to bo interesting herself until tho back of Iho course had hcen traversed. Tlion she camo up with Mussel end CcnvoT. who were still in the lead. Halfway clown the straight Convoy passed Mussel and Plaidio passed Convoy. and a groat race ensued, the placed horses passing the judge with only a Tw>ck separating them, the rest of the field on their heels.- Time. 2min 0 3-5 sec. Dividends. £3 Ss and 9s. Grandstand Handicap, of 50 sovs; one mile and a distance—l 43 Mr F. Rhodes’s
A.8.N., Sst 91b (Griffiths), 1; 175 Mr W. Homo’s Lifebelt, Bst llib (J. McAleor), 2; 31 Mr J. R. Corrigan’s Prisoner, Sst 21b (Williams), 3. Also ran —158 Dick Turpin Dst Sib, 55 Craftsman Sst, 87 Indiana, Cst 71b. Far the greater part of the race a tablecloth would have covered the horses, and it was not until the straight was reached that A.B.N. and Lifebelt became prominent. At the entrance they passed Prisoner, A.B.N. and ning without the whip. Time, Sniiu 1 4-osec. Dividends, £‘3 10s and 19s. Carnarvon Welter, of 45 sovs; one mile.—2Bß Mr V, T . Chapman’s Handsome Rose, Ust 71b (W. Price), 1: 153 Mr O. George’s .Vlas, Sst 91b (T. Wilson); 2; 156 Mr Keith’s Westerly, Ost 71b (A. Hall), 3. Also ran —115 Rebellious Ost Bib, 17 Ashlcaf Bsfc 01b, 18 Arataumahi Ost 21b, 35 11 a mil 8s t 71b. Rebellious took tho lead from a flying start, and maintained it until the straight was reached. Handsome Bose had, however, been coming steadily to the front-, and 1 caught tins leader at the bend, whore Alas and Westerly were also in evidence, but could only run a good second and third. Time, Inuii -10 2-ssec. Dividends, £1 IGs and £1 3s. Hallway Handicap, of CO sovs: six furlongs.—2lß Dir J. Minin’s Gold Dust, 7st 7ib (D. Kemp), 1; 232 Mr E. W. -Morse’s Hardwork, 7st 91b (W. Price), 2; 23 Mr D. Bnick’s ETusion, 7st 41b (L. Miller), 3. Also ran—7s Regulation Sst I 1 lb, 11 Laureate 7st 91b, 91 Mongomti Sst Sib, 30 Romanoff 7st 51b, 57 itoseplot 7st 91b, 21 La-urcstiua 7st, 34 Cave Ost 71b. Romanoff was tho first to appear in front, but was soon deposed by Regulation, Gold Dust in tho meantime was making groat headway, and at tho entrance- to tho straight, was an evident winner, though Hardwork and Elusion pressed Mm hard to the finish. Time, Imin 17 3-sseo. Dividends, £2 6s and 15s.
Electric Handicap, of 40 sots ; five furlongs.—74 Mr J. Rotter’s Nat Gould, 9st (Williams), 1; 123 Mr W. Home’s Tirolo, 9st (MoMorrin), 2; 82 Mr T. Scott’s Endeavour, 9st (Fahey), 3. Also ran—3l Two Bah list,l4 Wizard Oil 9st, 123 Hawini 9st, 6 Ratahi Sat, 10 Nitrite 9st, 237 Boublo 9st, 104 Inglewood 9s€, 0 To Ngaio 95t,32 Heartless 9st, 10 The Soott 9st, 52 Goldmine 9st, 7 Trumpery 9st, 31 Mary 9st. Tirolo and Hawini 123, and Two Boh and Mary 31, were liradieted on the maohino. Nat Gould canio first out of the largest field of the day, and practically kept the lead to the finish. Time, Imin 6sec. Dividends, £7 4s and £1 Ss.
Tim Fail ding Jockey Club has passed the programme for its Easter meeting. Tho stakes havo been increased by 300 sovs, and now total 1700 sovs.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 4871, 24 January 1903, Page 5
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