THE BETTING MARKET.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 683, 9 April 1903, Page 18

THE BETTING MARKET.

Messrs Barnett and Grant report the following as the principal lines during the week :— Gbbat Easter and Auiumn Handicaps. 1200 to 12 Blazer and Dannie Chiel 1000 to 15 Lady Lillian and Pallas 900 to 20 Orloff and Oannie Chiel 800 to 24 Orloff and General Symons 800 to 4 Cora linn and Fleka 700 to 10 Secret Society and Lady Lillian 700 to 7 Orloff and Orloff 600 to 9 Orloff and Lady Lillian 600 to 6 Golden Vein and Lady Lillian 600 to 3 Pampero and Stepdancer 600 to 4 Vladimir and Secret Society 500 to 10 Vladimir and General Symons 500 to 7i Lady Lillian and Orloff 500 to 10 Petrovna and Oannie Chiel 500 to 18 Orloff and Pallas 400 to 8 Pampero and Pallas 400 to 12 Red Gauntlet and Orloff 400 to 10 Vladimir and Oannie Chiel 400 to 2 Vladimir and Stepdancer . 400 to 4 Pallas and Terrapin ( 400 to 10 St Denis and Oannie Chiel

Mr Robert Cleland reports the following business on the Easter Handicap and Hubdles.] 300 to 10 Wairiki and Oavaliero 200 to 8 Wairiki and Awahuri 100 to 8 Wairiki and Inchcape 500 to 16 Vai Rosa and Lingard 350 to 8 Oingo and Royal Conqueror 400 to 14 Oingo and Awahuri 200 to 6 Oingo and Bellman 100 to 4 Strathavon and Lingard 100 to 2 Rosella and Inchcape 500 to 15 Heroism and Awahuri 300 to 3 Heroism and Battleaxe Easteb Handicap. 100 to 33 Wairiki 50 to 5 Bosella 100 to 5 St. Olga 100 to 4 Jewellery 60 to 10 Heroism -

Mr T. S. Clibbom, secretary of the Australian Jockey Club, has written to Mr A. D. Webb, hon. secretary to the New South Wales National Coursing, Association, that tlie committee of the Australian Jockey Club have decided to rescind th® regulation! prohibiting registered bookmakers from carrying on their calling at coursing meetings held on courses where unregistered meetings were held. A proviso, however, was made that the registered bookmakers would still be prohibited if any pony and galloway races were held at the place on the same day that a coursing meeting was being run through. The wishes of the Coursing Association have been thus complied with.