RACING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8245, 25 September 1906, Page 6

RACING.

AUSTRALIAN RACING.

By Telegrpph—Fress Association. Received September 24, 9.57 a.m. SYDNEY, September 24. Herthiar did a convincing gallop with eight atono iu nbo saddle. From almost a standina start he ran seven furlong" in Imm 30>£sec. He had assistance over the last five furlaugs and finished splendidly. Isolt went alone, keeping wide, a;jd coreiod nine furlongs in 2miu Ise-', the Epsom distunce occupying lmin 4G><jsec. Huasear bent Porcelain over a mile in lmin IGj^sec. liouifonn and Seddon threw half a mile behind iu 52J£sec. The injuries to Sir Leonard iu the Hawkesbury Flying llaudioap necessitated his being destroyed. Received September 21, 11.6 p.m. SYDNEY, September 24. Isisford has boon scratcdod far the Epsom Manuicji. In the A.J.C. Hurdle Ruce Rydo has top weight with 11.12, Mies King and Hydrant 11.0. jln the First Steeplechase Mies limg hus 11.1, Swimmer 11.2, Diugo 10.0. In tho Kensington Handicap Melodeon has 9.4, savoury 8.10, am! Sandy 8.0.

WANUANUI JOCKEY CLUB.

ACCEPTANCES,

WANGANUI, September 24. The following ncoeptnucoa have been reoeived for the Wancanui Jockey Club's spring meeting:'— Maiden Hack Race, 5 furlongs.— Tarina, Ludy Hell, Highden, Dan Leno, Burton, Lady Lancelot, Chinobilli, Seamau, Uam Var, Mongolia, Paranui, Liusoed aud Sweet Lethe 8.2.

Flying Handicap.—Wind, Anecdote, Waddy, Moldavia, Blazing Star, Saga and Lomaria 7.7. Gonville Hack Hurdles, 1 mile 5 furlongs. —Ngatarun 10.12, Capulet 10.10, Sammy 9.5, Champion and Hukio 9.0.

Putiki Hack Racq, 1 mile.—Armamento 8.10, Mataari 8.7, Aeolus 8.5, The Lark 8.4, Silvershell 7.13, Divonia 7.10, Albußra 7.6, Lady Well and Glen Gowrie 7.3,] D'Nil 7.2, Bighden 7.0.

WANGANU! TRAINING NOTES.

WANGAMJI, September 24. The weather was flue, yesterday morning, for training operations, bat little worn was done. Tautoru slipped over a fast seven furlongs—the only cao extended. Useful work was done by half a dozen others. The woather was beautiful this morning. Gulden Cairn and Blazing Stiu* galloped a mile together, both moving well, in lmin 50sec. Halberdier' did two rounds at a solid pacee. Weary Will went once round at a fair pace. Grand Slam and Tangimoana were associated in a seven furlongs spin, Snishing on even,terms in lmin 35seo from a flying start. Albuerji took a second longer. Seaman and Sedgmoor put up a good working gallop for two rounds, tho former pulling double all the way. Fontenoy, St. Lyra, and Armistice jumped off at the halfmile post, the intention being that the two latter should cover a mile and a half. The boy on Armistice lest his stirrup iron shortly after the start, and* could not hold the mare, wtiioh bolted, covering three hnd a half miles befoie she was stopped. The New Zealand Cup candidate is in great heart, and maintained a fast pace all through her self-imposed journey. She pulled up comparatively well. St. Lyra is in -capital nick. Colleen, a youngster by Bill of Portland, did steady work on tho plough. A uumber of •others also got through useful work.