THE BETTING MARKET.
Messrs. Barnett and Grant, Dunedin, report having done the following business on the NEW ZEALAND CUE. 500 to 46 Day Star 200 to 12 The Shrew 400 to 23 Ngatuere 100 to 18 Euroclydon 300 to 30 Lady Zetland 100 to 4 Man-o’-War 300 to 12 Mahaki They also quote the following prices still on offer r—--4 to 1 Euroclydon 6 to 1 Lady Zetland 5 to 1 Fabulist ] 0 to 1 Day Star From 12 to 1 to 30 to 1 the others Messrs McLeod and Cleland report the following prices on offer : — NEW ZEALAND CUP. 4 to 1 Fabulist 20 to 1 Ngatuere 5 to 1 Euroclydon 20 to 1 Saracen 6 to 1 Lady Zetland 20 to 1 Quiltiri 10 to 1 The Possible 20 to 1 The Shrew 12 to 1 Lotion 20 to 1 Pompom 14 to 1 Culverin 20 to 1 Voltigeur 14 to 1 Bellicent 33 to 1 Lorelei 16 to 1 Black & Red 50 to 1 Lord Roslyn 16 to 1 Mahaki 100 to 1 Crimson Streak 16 to 1 Captive The following have been supported for the CITY HANDICAP and HURDLES .' 100 to 10 St. Paul and Miss Nelson 100 to 10 St. Paul and Beggarman 100 to 8 St. Paul and Augbadowey 100 to 7 St. Paul and Bombardier 100 to 7 St. Paul and St. Simon 100 to 6 St. Paul and Grenadier 100 to 6 St. Regel and Miss Nelson 100 to 5 St. Regel and Beggarman 100 to 4 Panoply and Aughadowey 100 to 4 Haria and Miss Nelson 100 to 3 Lady Marion and Miss Nelson ' 100 to 3 Lady Marion and Beggarman 100 to 2 VVairpngomai and St. Simon 100 to Korowai and Miss Nelson Mr A. Moss, of Dunedin, reports the following business on the NEW ZEALAND CUP. 300 to 42 Day Star 200 to 15 The Shrew 200. t0 26 Fabulist 200 to 10 Pompom 200 to 18 Lady Zetland And several smaller lines.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VII, Issue 328, 5 November 1896, Page 10
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334THE BETTING MARKET. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VII, Issue 328, 5 November 1896, Page 10
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