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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9662, 10 February 1903, Page 2

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(Per Press Association*.) MARTON, this day. Following are the acceptances for the Egmont races:— . Flying Handicap: Okoari 9.13, Westguua'd «uid Oingo 8.13, Landlock 8.8, Rangitata 8.2, Perfection. 7.11, Shrapnel 7.7, Float 7.3, Governess 6.9, Anchorite. 6.8. . First Hack Flat: Coma and Impati 8/11, Prisoner 8.5, Sandy 8.4, Lady Soult aud Hillflower 8.3, Hakaria.. 8.0, Waireka, Kidbrook, Sensation, and Takarawa 7.11, Rustique and Black Cat 7.9 a Recoil, Tlie Lurcher and Siandra 7.8, Pair Jess 7.7, Silver Star 7.5, Picklock, Lady Forest, Ilulcumoana, and Pansckelp 7.2, Matuku, Black Reynard, Tambourina, and Inclewood 7.0. First Hurdles: Waiwera 11.13, Eclair ILI2, Rufus 11.0, Kohonui 10.13, Light 10.9, Miss Drury 10.4, May Day 10.2, PJainstoue 9.3, Cairo and Lady Bell 9.0. First Hack Hurdles : ~ Awahuri 11.9, Midki 41.0, Sumnos 10.7, Hawera 10.5 Mofcuroa and HiJlflower 9.9,. Nugget 9 8 Wetfterley and Capture 9.4, Taranaki, Mahuio, Tahutikahtt,/Linga«l 9.0. Egmont Cup : Halberdier 9.7, Battleaxe 81^ K Motor 8.3 Fleka 7.7, Tmdewind 6.13, Rite, 6.10, Gilnockie, Anchorite, and Belle Golft,6.u - , . Hawera, Welter: Dexterity 10.10 Reclaimer 9:9, Ti-adew;ind 9.5, Hinekok 9.4 Good Intent 9 0 git* 8.12, Hard.vt)rk 8 8 Governess 8.7, St. Lyra, Lissa, Belle - Cole, Van, R<igs, Westerley 8.0 Second Hack % Flat: Glencoe 8.11 Impati 8.5, Apres 8.4, Prisoner 7.13, Hill Flower 7.12, Hakaria 7.10, Tikannva 7 9 Bkck C^t 7 7 The Lurcher and Cgman 7.5, Diehard 7.3, Inglewood 7.0. 4L M r CHRISTCHURCH, this day.'" BeauUful weather was experienced a.t Kiccarton this morning when the tracks were m first-class order. Cannie Cliiel assisted by Dirir aikl Ahetlow, finished tlie last seven furlotigs of a" mile m. lmin 32sec. To-morrow did. easy pacinfe. Somerled did seven furlongs jhf l m Si 33isec. Covenant Maid, ridden out, ran seven furlongs on. the grass L n l min 33^,. Deeretalker, Quarryman and Windwhistle rare five furlongs ou the ■plough, m. lmin 4 S ec. WindwhistJe was Clx iff, and Deerstalker just beat tlie colt l>y a head Secret Society beat Tsaritza by a neck over seven furlongs on the grass m lmin 35sec. Clanburn was much too cood for Narcissus at .;the end of seven* furlongs on the grass m lmin- 33sec. King Stork, . Stepdancer and The Moliican finished together at the end of five furlongs on the plough. Roscommon was too good for Merrymaker and Antigone over six fur- , longs. Pallas, finishing well, ran seven furlongs on the grass m lining 33sec/ Barbette beat Nell Gwynne over five furlooas on the grass. Leonore . and Cerise and Blue finished together at the end of six furlongs on the plough. Calibre, assisted m the first part of the journey by Muscn vite, ran well on the plough m lmin ? iSe °X -"PH #P of done by Lady Lilian, who ran a, mite and a-quarter m 2min llisoc on the grass. She had racmg^plates on, and was assisted by Ropa and Wedbeck. She beat theK ter badly at tlie finish. Ardnatf, on the gra^, ran seyeii furlongs m lmb. 34sec. Gladsome beat Lolah over six furlongs on the plough an lmm 19i S ec. A num&r of others performed useful work Exmoor was scratched at noon to-day for the Maddlepark Plate, '