RACING.
"TARATAHI-CARTERTON RACING CLUB. The following acceptances have "been received for the first day of the Taratahi-Carterton Racing Club's annual meeting on November 9th and 11th. 1907. Belvedere Hack Handicap, 6 furJongs.—San Julie 9.0, Tupono 8.10, Erl King 8.9, Probability and Russlev Maid 7.12, Hinupai, Houyhnhmn and Oblivion 7.7, Pytchley and Miss Vera 7.1, Lucretius 7.0. Railway Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Full Rate 9.0, Gawain 8.7, The Stake 8.6, Toa Tuhi 8.3, Sunbonnet and Splendid Idea 7.12, Chicane and Sherlock Holmes 7.7, Golden Gate 7.7, Platypus 7.4, Aboriginal 7.0, Scotch Reel 6.12, Liberator 6.9. Tararua Hack Hurdles, H mile.— Matakokiri and Royal Blue 11.2, Playmate 10.6, Black Squall 9.8, Dulcinea 9.7, Tilson 9.6, Hatley 9.5, Variation, Eclipse and Oakley 9.0. Wairarapa County Cup, 11 mile— Mataari 9.0, Letherin 8.7, Chatterer 8.5, Douche 8.3, William 8.2, The Stake and Bourrasque 7.13, Royal Blue, Polyanthus, Hiro and Moral 7.10, Riflemaid 7.7, Aberration 7.5. Sandix 7.3, Rosegrove 7.0, Tangimoana 6.12, Sharkeyn 6.10. King Edward Hack Handicap, 1 mile.—Strathcona 9.0, San Julie 8.11, Belario 8.6, Flingot 8.0, Naptba 8.0, Compass, Gaelic and Oakburne 7.7, Sylvan Park 7.5, Lochieja 7.0, Research 6.12.Gladstone Hack Welter, 7 furlongs. —Mahoe and Truthful 10.3, Maku 9.13, Warlock. 9.12, Gaelic 9.7, Sylvan Park and Houyhnhmn 9.5, Simplex 9.3, Formidable, St. Brandon, Pytchley and Ophir 8.12, Rangihaeta and Don Carlos 8.7. ENTRIES. Trial Plate, 6 furlongs.—St. Flora, Royal Maid, Formidable, Orisis, Grand Myrella, Reveille, Miss Peaty, Rongakoko, Vinco, King Post, Mussen, San Lass, Wharekura. Maiden Hack Scurry, 5 furlongs.— Royal Maid, St. Flora, Diplomatic, Borderland, Formidable, Orisis, Lucretius, Tainui, Grand Myrella, Reveille, Miss Peaty, Rongakoko, Secretary, Vinco, King Post, Mussen, San Lass, Saringa, Don Carlos, Wharekura, Lady Lethe, and Merrie Land. FINAL PAYMENTS. Wairarapa Hack Guineas, 7 fuilongs. Borderland, Whatarangi, Sealer, Full Report, Merrie Land, Thera, Mulga Bill, Blue Ribbon and San Lass. . MELBOURNE CUP AND DERBY. By Telegraph—Press Association. Received November 11, 11.47 p.m. MELBOURNE, November 1. The following are the newspaper opinions for the Derby and Cup : The Leader tips, for the Derby, Mountain King, Welcome Trist and Peru, and for the Melbourne Cup Apologue, Spinaway, Welcome Trist. The Australasian tips are—Derby, Mountain King; Cup, Apologue, , Mountain King and Welcome Trist. , The betting market is very quiet. The latest quotations are:—7 to 4 on Mountain Kmg, 9 to 2 against Welcome Trist, 7 to .1 Master Foote, 20 to 1 bar three. Melbourne Cup—3 to 1 Apologue, 6 to 1 Poseidon and Mountain King. 10 to 1 Tartan and Mooltan, 12 to 1 Welcome Trist, 16 to 1 Dyed Garments (latter well backed)', 25 to 1 Mira, 33 to 1 Lady Diffidence. The weather is dull and threatening. SOLUTION SOLD. By Telegraph—Press Association. Received November 11, 4.7 p.m. MELBOURNE, November 1. The mare Solution was sold by auction, to-day, and purchased by Mr Earnshaw for Mr Moses, of Sydney, for stud purposes. The price was 1,050 guineas. TRAINING AT FLEMINGTON. By' Telegraph—Press Association. Received November 1, 11.37 a.m. FLEMINGTON, November 1. On the tracks this morning Proceedor slipped over ten furlongs in 2min 21sec, Tangaroa registering a similar performance. Knox was sent nine furlongs which was compassed in 2min ssec. Spinaway galloped a mile in lmin 54sec. Mountain King and Tartan, separately, had a spin over five furlongs, taking lmin 4sec and lmin 7sec respectively. Lady Esme journeyed over a half mile in 52sec. - i SCRATCHING. By Telegraph—Press Association. AUCKLAND, November 1. Epsom Lass has been scratched for the Great Northern Guineas. MARLBOROUGH NOMINATIONS. Nominations for all events at the Marlborough Racing Club's spring maeting will close with th« secretary, •Mr C. J. W. Griffiths, Blenheim, at* 9 o'clock to-night. By Telegraph—Press Association. WANGANUI, .November 1. Nominations. for the Jackson Stakes, to be run at the autumn meeting of the Wanganui Jockey Club, in 1909, closed to-night. They number 94, as against 52 nominations for last year.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8870, 2 November 1907, Page 6
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