Our Illustrations.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VII, Issue 330, 19 November 1896, Page 8

Our Illustrations.

We had expected this week to have been in a position to give our readers pictures taken m connection with the V.R.C. Spring Carnival, but inordinate delay somewhere in the Post Office has disappointed us, and the pleasure of presenting Flemington scenes must be postponed until next week, when a specially-prepared picture of Newhaven will be given. However, the pictures of five very fine New Zealand thoroughbreds are given, three of them hailing from the celebrated Wellington Park Stud. These three are Hotchkiss (by Musket —Petroleuse), Cuirassier (by Musket—Frailty), and St. Leger (by Doncaster —Atlantis), Leolantis (the half-brother of St. Leger) is also the subject of a picture; he secured first prize at the Auckland Show among the thoroughbred stallions. The picture of Messrs Alison Brothers Regel yearling colt (another prize taker) is also given.

FOALINGS.

Our Napier correspondent writes : —Mr F. D. Carrington, who manages the Hon. J. D. Or- I mond’s breeding establishment at Karamu, has kindly sent me the following particulars, which I have no doubt will prove of interest to Review readers. Foalings up to date: Dryad, b colt; Ti ame, c colt; Gabble, c colt; Queen of Hearts, c colt; Lyrebird, c colt; Norsemaid, b colt, Maluri, c colt; Mount Ida, c colt; Spinnaker, c colt; Total Eclipse, c filly; Waterbaby, br filly ; Queen of Trumps, c filly : Legacy, c filly Sister —■—*=*— — Association of New Zealand. Yours faithfully, C. C. MILES, Secretary N.I.T.A. of N.Z. Programmes Passed by the North Island Trotting Association. November 24 —Wellington