SPORTING
WELLINGTON RACES. SECOND DAY. Following aie the teir.aiuiiig r< -u :» ot yesterday's racing:— Jumpers’ Fiat Handicap, li mile.— South rn Cr.-.tss 1. Ben Jon son 2, St. Albert 3. AA' by two engt Time. 2min 22sec. Dim.. = and £2 17s. Tliorndou Hack Handicap, 5 furlongs.—Nukutihi 1. Warlock 2. Oblivion 3. Won by half a length. Time. Imin = 3-ssec. Dividends. -17 2s and 17s. Seventeen horses -’arted ter tic Jumpers’ Flat Handicap. Shortly after the start Prospector fell at ti c track leading across the track rom the scraping sheds. and brought down Bonlieur, Needlework, R isegrovc, Le lb an ai d Hath y. Tl • - wen not hurt. Henry Fairlirothcr. rider ■if Pr<>sp« <■’ or. : act red several and put his thigh out and sustained some internal injuries. Ho v.as taken to the Wellington Hospital. J. McGregor. rider ot Le Beau, fractured a collar-bone. J.oe O'Connell, rider of Needle wood, received a cut over mm eye and a shaking. Tin tbers not hurt. The sum of i. 1 li .3''-» wa- pj.ssssl through the t Talisator. a= .>g:.\r=t £15.441 last year.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 2775, 25 July 1907, Page 5
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