FLEMINGTON MEETING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12652, 4 November 1910, Page 5

FLEMINGTON MEETING.

(United Press Association.—Copyright.! Received 7.5 p.m. November 3." FLEMINGTON, Nov. 3. - Una of the biggest Oaks day crowds spent an ■ uiroleaspnt day, for the weather was close and thunderine. It rainorl lightly rhinnac the hurdle-race, and - there wos a heavy downpour solidly for half an hour before the Linlithgow. drenching the crowds. The ladies' cos- ' tumps vrevp spofed, and the racing 'was characterised hy"small fields. Hurdles.—Woolloornooloo 10 3 I Minato 10.11 » Kins'* Ransom UA 3. Eleven starters. Won by a length.; pight lengths between second and thiid. lime, 0.0/ J. _ Mimosa.—Woplerina 1, Paistre 2 Sv 1™ 1"™ °thers: Elougfm, Silver fchield Blvthesome. Veneta, and Lady i kT; Won easily b Y a neck. Time

.Lmhthgow.—Beverage S.lO 1, Aborigine 9.4 2, Flavinhis 9.7 3. Others: Gold Lace, Captain White, Full Sail. ■jFe-Glass, Hartfell, Indiscreet. Gold Lace and Full Sail made the running the former leading to the five furJong post. Won. by half a length; third horse three-quarters of a length away. Time 1.442. F] P a™^l.--Dhohi 7.13 1, Nuwarra nIS nV' 9' l 3- Others :^ Conge. Deslire, Kyedgeiie, Carl Dour. Chauvelm Cong©, and Nuwarra. Carl Dour led thejield to the five furW post, where Nuwarra passed Conge" Nuwarra led into the straight. Dhobi cut down and won easily by three fltae, Gem 8 Others, were scratched The orders themile post was: Styria . Moon a, -and; Blue Gem. Stvria and Moo ri ]] a , yere together at the abattoirs, four lengths in the lead. Styria easily passed Moorffla in the straiVht ffii T" T Bll-!, by 2* len^ s third horse four lengths away. Time 2.43A - Veteran.— Matouree 7.13 1 PrizPht T ei> 6.7 2, Optimism 6.11 sf'oSS? IjMrJ ■ Nolttii IVwtare, Iliad, and Iml £h£ Tj rl zefi Shtei' at the distance,