THE BETTING MARKET.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VI, Issue 305, 28 May 1896, Page 6

THE BETTING MARKET.

Messrs McLeod end Cleland report good business in connection with the A.R.C. winter double, Donald McKinnon having been backed to win the double down to 20 to 1. The following prices are on offei’:—loo to 5 two Donald McKinnons, 100 to 4 Donald McKinnon and Tiritea, 100 to 3 Donald McKinnon and Mutiny, 100 to 2 Donald McKinnon and Carbuncle, 100 to 4 St. Kilda and Tiritea. 100 to 4 St. Kilda and Donald McKinnon, ICO to 4 Dante and Donald McKinnon, 100 to 4 Dante and Tiritea, 100 to 3 two Tiriteas, 100 to 4 Liberatar and Tiritea, 100 to 4 Liberator and Donald McKinnon, 100 to 3 to 500 to 1 any other way. A few wagers booked at 100 to 1 with Fabulist and Grenadier. Messrs, Barnett and Grant report the following business on the New Zealand Cup : —5OO to 10 Fireflv, 500 to 15 Culverin, 500 to 10 Lorelei, 500 to 5 Maximus, 400 to 8 Saracen, 300 to 9 North Atlantic, 300 to 3 Solitaire, 250 to 6 The Artist, 200 to. 6 Vanilla, 100 to 1 Review, 100 to 10 Belligerent, .500 to lO—Waiuku, 250 to 12£ Black and Red, 250 to 8 Brooklet, 200 to 8 Lady Zetland, and smaller lines.