FOXTON R.C. ACCEPTANCES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11246, 13 January 1912, Page 6

FOXTON R.C. ACCEPTANCES.

(By Telegraph—Press Association.) FOXTON, Thursday. Tne following acceptances have been received for the first, day's events at the Foxton Racing Club's meeting: Handicap Hurdles, one mile and aJialf. — Eiya. 10.13; Seaman. 10.2; Captain. 10.1: Strathmoira and Fond Memory, '.». i:>; Highden and Allure, !> 1:2; Attention. 9.11 ; Canadian, D.10; Chase Mab, i>.'2; Sea wind and Septimus, ( .U>. Electric Handicap, six furlongs.— Minora, 8.4; Avaunce, S.H; Moucoa Girl and Farewauui, 7.1:!; Fashion Plate, 7.1:1: Florence .Nightingale, 7.1): Lord Palmer, 7.7; Waitoto and Tlirave, 7.5; Overheard, 7.:.'; Miss Alba, M; Karoro, and Eastwind. o.i>; Lady Kuby, (>. 7.

Foxton Cup, oueiniloand a-quarter. —Coromandel, i>.o; Sir Autriin. s.-l; Vi, 7. i:>; Julian, 7.!>; Kauparaha, 7.7; Kauroa. 7.0; Brown Trout, 7.;">: Midiaii. 7.4; Queen of Scots, 7.•2; Meremere, 7.0; Matlow, o.lt

Awahou Welter, one mile.—Stevens. '.Ml; Bay Paul, '.).<>; Waiputere, Miss Alba, $.5: Merrie Emerald and Leonta, S.:{; Retreat, .-i.2. Dusky Sound and Raugimarn, S.o

Flying Handicap, six ruriongs. — Kohinoor, 8. S; Blue Lake. P. i:S: To Kahurangi and Lady Monto.".. 7.1): Thetis, Winning Post and Overtime, ('». 7.

Dash Handicap, four furlongs.— Muleteer, 8.;"); Easy, S. t; ineuru, S.:i: Aurora. 7.U; Thrave, Eminent, and Hilverhope, 7.7; Elkmaid, 7.0; lnricta, l>. K3; St. Helena, The Diver, Enterprise, Adella, Epworth and Alma Rose, C. l-,>; Lady Ruby and Astemown, r>. 10. Herringtou Welter, seven turlongs. —Kohiuoor, 9. i:J; Con the Shaughrauu, S.'.l; Queen ot Scots. :->.?; Ambrosian and Marion, 8.4; Separator ami Matlow, BJJ; Winning Post, Seatondaie and Overtime, S.o.

Tin , report published in yesterday's issue, stating that the racehorse Lord Palmer luuf died yesterday morning, w:ts incorrect. The horse which died war a gelding by Porirua belonging to the saiin' owner.' In fairness to onr sporting contributor we miglit .state that the information was not supplied by him. Our informant was evidently not aware that the owner of Li.ii'd Palmer had another horse in tne same stable, and he jumped to tlie conclusion that it was the sou of Lord Loch which Irid departed this life.