WELLINGTON NOTES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2426, 12 September 1900, Page 42

WELLINGTON NOTES.

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September 8. Tliere are at present about 50 horses in raining at Tauherenikau. A L JB aliens below. A great number of them are maiden

hcises, while seine of the oder ones arc not too sound.

i ontj may fill hei A'ew Zealand Cup ejigagenitmt, UUu \\ili piobab^y ue teen ouc at %\ nnne.\i nioiicn. fcjii»; m.t^ tliib seiiiSoii. piove ,t Decler peiionner tuan utj. biotuer xtuamulltmga cuu iasi. nei' lull brother, has not yet slaited. lie i& o^.zi Known on oi nib uaixic xue is d out-.ma-come-ageUn ooic cr ti cub.orncr, who, it ne niiiS on Liie w:, lb'suie lo majte a jianie toi nimseii at tne jumping uu=uiess.

Ji^ent, nali-Oi omer io x>uicaa, snoulcl also open nib winning account tliib bddson. uotuburii aiici uiey l-iiooou aie pretty forwaia, and will be sent to Blenheim. 11. U ijediy C'Oes tne ncung ior tne stable when tne weigiit suits. Ot mi; otiieib, Sir iledvers, Transvaal, Derliiigcoote, itt-bei, and omiiuy will oe in evidence by enc time trie CaiceitOu meeting comes lounct in iNovcmcei.

J. Ayers. is sending Com to Wanganui next month, illumination, m Hie same uiabie, w.ife the most UKeiy Uuiiiens canduuite 1 saw during a trip louncl vie siab^es m uu district. Al AijiauDoiougli .Dave Jrianub is jumping La Yoxta, ivononui, and <>im camp ben, and uiey aL suape wen dl it. Voltau c and \\ iiario are iv tiaimiig at Fe.itnersion, but Yaiicyne lias been turncu oat. A J ony, aani oi tnose nor&es, n«ii a yeaihng coll i by jiuioclyaon, and as in iO<U io uipsy ivmg. vlr Jo=,cjijli Cundy, who u.n. lei sc\eini yeaib j acted as honoraiy starter to liie- \\ anarapa itac- | ing Grab, recently mamed, «inu dtsiies vo be iCueved oi ins oieicial dune?, luriy i-ipei a j services are not available, but Air C. Chcvaniiefa ■ iUny oe secured. xhe oiud i« r.sc on the iook- , oui lor i. n^nchcappcr. An is being 1 made to bc^uie me buivioes or M.l J. ii. Henry, ' -.wiosc ume i 3 pretty lully occup-cu at present. ' iliy Ua:c ol uio buuiiuer niectia o hits oc-tii -i> tjieu co jjecenioei Jl and Jjiuuuj I. Air \\*. | ~. xJiaveil liu-s Deen elected ciiiurnian Oi ior t£(. season. j btratn-braan nas taisen up stud duty in the I Fc-.iUieiston district, and i.= iure io liave a gocl j ■ j i ason. He nas iurmshed into a fine sta.llloll. -iinong tite maies booked to him are Ali^s tj-eitie Kuperl;, ttduiexc (by i J urui), \\ ainora (,aam oi \v r anaka), ljillian (dam ot IxualQaiiunga;, Jb'etroieum— Jeanctic mare, ana other*. in consequence oi the Wellington Racing Ciuo iio.an,g over Fred. liari\ b joJicy'b iiceii&e he w<ib unable to ride at limaru. 1 understand the tiouble is m connection \vitli some cicc.aiacions made concerning Uui'm.v liunga, and liao to be settled with tho C.J.C. Ihe lollowing is a list oi hoisos in tramiiig at 'lauhereiiikau. — 3. CRESS. Uigent, b g, Strenuous — Hippona, syrs liostv/ater, DJk i, Waterfall — x J iunicse, 3yrs Cavalier, b g, Yoltigc-ui— Lillian, Jyis ~\'olley, o m, Yoltigcur — Lillian, bj-r.s Gouiourn, cii g, Palo Altc — Silver Bell, aged Paralima, b m, Catesbj- — llinemoa, byrs Giey iubbon, g m, Louis d Or— Blue Ribbon, aged Ofiilt — Waitiri bay gelding, iyrs. D. Sir Reavers, b g, Fiske — Konini, 4\'rs Westerley, eh c, VVestmere — Martha, 2yrs. F. SECOMBE. Nevermore, eh g, St. Andrew — Lenore, 6yrs Ziska, b f^Flintjock — Thelma, 3yrs Ycimer, br m, flintlock — Makura, -lyrs The Weir, eh ni, Flintlock — Watei queen, 3yrs Dischuige, br g, Derringer — Makura, aged. A. M'PHERSON. St. Louis, b h, St. Leger — Muskerina, 4yrs Oudenavde, b ni, St. Gtorge — Jilenheim, 4yrs. J. E. PILBROW. Master Agnes — Priina Donna cliostnut gelding, oyrb. W. H. TOPHAM. Transvaal, b g, Cuir?,s&ier — Lilac, s>rs A'apmapi, br m, Grand Duke — Anita, 4yra Solar, br g, St. Leger— Sunbeam, 3yrs. J. J. REED. Mackintosh, br c, Clanranald — Black Cloud, 3yrs Derringcotte, b g, Derringer — -Mascotte, aged Forest Oak, eh g, Forester— Belinda, 4yrs. J. FREETIL Field Trick, gr m, Trickster — Field Piece, 3yrs Smithy, eh g, Treason, 6yrs Long Shot, br g, Derringer, syis Hebel, b g, Rebellion, 6yrs Bonny Experience, b g, Puritan — Anterosc, syrs Infantry, br g, Voltigeur — Mermaid, syrs M'aimai, b m, Ascot— The Donkey, 3yrs Sylvie, eh m, Petroleum— B?rbaia, 6yrs. A. WKA\. Discussion, b g, Voltigeur— Topic, syrs Will Scarlet, eh g, Forestei — lieacherous, 4yrs. T. ROSS. Aiabi Pasha, br g, Yoltigeur — Malta, aged. J. M'LAUGHLIN. Ambiosia, eh g, Petroleum — Nectar, syrs. K. M'KENZIE. "\Yaipi\ke, b m, Quilt — Waitiri, sji& Te Taiaha, br g, Torpedo — Swivelline, syrs lvtikupa, b f. Forester— Jeanette, 4yrs Petroleum — Water Queen chestnut colt, 2yrs. 3. AVERS. Coin, b g, Louis cl'Or — Konini, aged Waitiu-u, f f, Lethe— Eulalie, -iyrs Illumination, eh f, Petroleum — Waikuri, 3yrs Cinder, eh g, Forester — First Watex, Gyrs. Quilt— Jeuaail bay filly, 3yrs. C. BTJRT. Voltaire, b g, Master Agnes — Polly, aged Whario, b g, Piscptorius — Polly, aged. A. Peters won the Hack Steeplechase on the second day at Marton with the Sou-wester gelding, Gorte, who paid the good dividend of .£9 18s. The same trainer lan third in the York Farm H-tiidicap with Dewdro|>. Agumaldo, who won tho Mtiide.i Race and Electric Handicap, is a, four-year-old by the Tacman horse Flinders. Meiry Boy, who pulled ofi three events, is by ihe St. George horse, Merrie England. The winner of the Flying, Rocr, is by Flinhlock — Lillian, halt-brother to the sin-inter, Maiarna. The only one of the Napier contingent to score was Purhnti (Vasco di Gama — Scylla), who pulled ofc the Final Welter. Tho Uavtmtv-tiimicd Biadiord (Renata — • Seal Brown) pnd iadladoen (UajKl&ome JackEn Avant) ran consi&tenly, but unluckily, and are likely to score before tho season is far advanced. Angle, who defeated Menadeiva in the Hunt Club Cup, is by Isaac Walton. Monment was taken up and brought back without being started. Tho hot-headed Kaiwhakarna was keiDt going yi.rs>i<;ht in the Hurdles, and his supciior x^ace p/e .-.tiled. He wad downed by Ilautcnga (another Sott'-wcslei) when in receipt of two stone tho second day. Toriki!s biotiier, Tokotea, made hid appearance in the Trial Steeplechase, and ran into a place. At a special meeting of the stewaids of the Wellington Racing Club, held on Sattuday morning, the stewards' annual report for the yeasc ending August 31, 1900, was diawn up and' approved, and ordered to be printed with the usual statement of accounts. The following ■jenl.lcmen riden wore elected- — Messrs C. Button, G. Tuily, and A. E. Furlong. Permisbion \va^ given, to the Ot.iki JJaon Raciiit; Club to alter the dates of it' 3 Spring meeting from tho 11th and 12th to tho 10th and 11th of October next. It was decided not to issue a jockey's license to Henry Tclfoid at present, pending the result of mquirid'? which are being made, as no licenses will be ip&ucd to apprentices unless they are duly appi enticed to an owner, or licensed trainer, as required nuclei the new lulc^ of racing. Several applications were held ovei until tho forms of agiecuicnl* drawn up by the conference have been executed.

Under the rules relating to jockeys' licenses it is piO\'ided that no license shell be issued to any jockey who is the owner, pail-owner, or lsssee of any lacehorse m t.aming, and the committee decided to acl' scveial applicants for riders' licorses to make a statutoiy declaration that the rule m question is not being violated.

It is lumourcd thpt sevoial joci~sy-owner£> have tranf-feircd the ownershix^ oi their horses to near relatives — wife, fathei, biother, etc. — to comply with the lule, hence the declaration under the Justices of the Peace Act.