SPORTING.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1666, 28 January 1885, Page 2

SPORTING.

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Cl NCI. i.'i reviewing ilm proceedings of ias; Tuir.-day oa the Taratahi-Carlcr-■.mi course, which wo icei it necessary Cor ihe lull information ul'our readers to (iii, we would first remark that the frail narrow plat form that acts as a -land in front of the saddling paddock, is new behind, the times, and both dangerous to life am! limb, as during the day persons wore continually being precipitated therefrom. In one case, a number Fell in a heap. The structure is very inadequate for the accommodation of the public, who like to watch a race, and only those who could rush upon the planks before the bell rang could get a chance to bo there, the great portion of ticket holders being shut out. The Handicap Hurdles and the Hack Hurdles were run without any remarkable mishap, tho only casualty worthy of note lining tim fail of i'Tying Jib at the hurdle nearest the road, Kingi, the rider, escaping unhurt. flying Jib is a good horse, hut unluckily, in this c.-me, one of (lie rings ot tlie martingale I eiloJ the buckle of the reins and br..light him down a cropper. This ! ori-e will win yet if per.-evmd wila. Vi, > liaeii Hurdles was a siirjiiise,

although a number, (and even among Die 10.-crs) were pleased to hear Unit ■■ S,t;u':- ” !n>r-;e bad scored a win. Mam will trv another " dark horse" at Tauhercnikaii with amilbcr crack* j..w name, only to be accounted for in .Ua mi 1;-go. 'ihe Maiden i’iale, won

K.-il.-i, earned a meal .'ciisatum, as, buL i'.ir !he tcm lie rush of tiic chc.-l-nut, diisdeai was v\di 111 the lure, ib.la’s prior re: imananeea liar! been id. molten hv lire multitude, havim; ran well aI. Tauheivuikau. I Xu: (/’('oiiiicli, who ran iimu <•' -'i : meal ami i who was nearly neck and neck with Dan, was ruu-iiuo a »atuo err Knli'ii, Mancie Cent, liuia, and (; v Oiricent Wen- 11. 1 111 It. M isehief, (ilia " M i.alcai ” as our devil i;) i.id d m ; lie hi.; race a preseni in 'dddde. The i. i,, ; i.ace wa ;m> race a! ad, me > L'ei hum: in il. hill 'he ii ick rare lhal ’.■littwcd was a "•» ucaer.” ami idiraev did ihe ! rim- ;n :rr i 1 i mm. First',va'er landed 'ho Annieer-eua ..e. li.iu,;a ;l war lie';:;,hi lao Have Mill ie a it,. ihe' dm ui.iimii, V, .mm m i, m, he ! i,in 1 > mu i! by ae- - , v.e;. a surprise, as ii ua eurrenliy erne ieil iin.l Pasha was inumdeii I'or his ia;*e ;dm ilmiu.h ml aee : tim si'lie I, it is hoped lhal the ii.ienliuiis ..•err luu.orabie. Cver.UidU went through the Totalisalor.

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