DUNEDIN RAGES.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1723, 30 November 1887, Page 2

DUNEDIN RAGES.

Dunedin, November 30 The weather is delightful and there is a good attendance. The ball was opened with the hurdleß, for which all except Drovor accepted, Garibaldi „, ... ... 1 Dunluce „, 2 Trapper ... 3 Efligy/who was a warm favorito, ran off at the entrance to tho straight. Garibaldi and Dunluco hadtfre ra.co ontiroly to themselves after tho first mile, and although Dunluco twico challenged Garibaldi, tho latter came home full of running by a locgth. Cotton had a severe fcpill m tho morning, which caused his backers to lone fuiih iv him. Victory, who was greatly fancied fenced wretched.y. Trappor an indifferent third. Time— 3min Dlsec. Dividend— £B 10b. MAIDEN. All tho accoptors started. Corruna got the lead, closely followed by Kimberley. who was a warm favorite. The latter and Shamrock ran nido by side to the mile when the top woight dropped back beaten At the distance Bpringston challenged the fav©rito, who won hard hold by a lenpth. Tiine—lmin 20800. Dividends £2 "3s 6d and £2 6s. HT ANBKEW'S HANDICAP. Quibble 1 Bereeford 2 Bavenßoraig ... ... ... 3 Bereeford was made a warm favorite Qujbb'io got the J?est of a good *tarr, and though hotly pre'epp,d by tho favorite and liavenscraig, who carried l^lba oyorweight, was never headed, winning comfortably by a length and a-half . Time — 2inin 4lßeca. Dividend — £9 15a.