RACING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 44, 21 February 1905, Page 3

RACING NEWS.

OTAHUHU TBOTTING CLUB'S

SUMMER MEETISG.

Tne second day of the Otahnha TroUius Clnb"s summer "meeting taSes place tomorrow at Alexandra Park. The ioUowIng are snejrestetl as likely to run forward ia their respective *ugajEemeate:— Trial Trot: V.S. or Miss Dnnmore. Epsom Trot: vVaitekami or Lady Lore. Summer Trot: Cornwall or Type-srrtrcr. Sabnrban Pony: Fsshionabie or Gladys Ros-e. _ , Tramway Trot: General Election or Bell Car. Teiogrnpb Trot: Carbolic or Happ.rlligli Class Trot: The Moorese or Cornwall. Alexandra Handicap: Girton Girl or Sally Homer. The following are the acceptances :— SubuTbmi Pony Handicap, six rartonps ;ind a half.—Girton Ghl 8.10. Lucrece S.T. Fashionabte 5.7. Solitary 5.6, Orange and Blue 5.3. G'adya Bnse S>:, Rally Homer Whawhai 7.11, lady Lotti* 0.7. Alexandra Ilandk-ap, tive furlongs.—Girton Girl 5.12. Orange arrt Blue 8.9. Solitary 8.10, Lacrece 5.7, Gladys Rose 8.3, Whawhai 7.12. Sally tlorr.or 7.11, Sirewsbrtry 7.0. Twine 7.0. Kyi a 6.10, Legerite 6.10. Lady LotU-e 6.7. Snniir.er Trot, two mites.—Typewriter Ss, Miss Wilmington 13s, Cornwall l.'s. Little 15s. Duchess of UothS'-hlkl 17s. Bell Car 20s, Ainprtorioos 27?. liaoq'.iai-r-> Little Uen 335. IMsli Class Trot, one mile anil a half. — Wair.ek;turi 7s. Baxti-r 7s. Miss Wilmington ICM. Ciwnwall I'ii. Bosebod 12s, Little Dootov 12i, TaUioa V 2*. Sir Kobert IoS, The MiK>rtjs V.s, Bi-:'i Car ISs. Telegraph Trot, one uiOe.—Coienso 6s. Bell Car 7s. Utuccr 11s, Donizetti 123, Happy 12s. Maequarrle 14s. Carboik- 15s. Tramway Ti ot. one mile and a half.— Dp 1 Car i-s. General Election 12s, Happ-y l"s. Bazalne 16s. Man-ronui 19s. Eurt-ka 225. F':l>ri> 2-"»3, Little Bf-n 22a. Epsom Hnndleap Trot, one mile and a half.—Waitfknrri scratch. Lady Lore 3s, Lp Rosier 3s. Yonns Sa isbury 3s, K.D. 7s, f olenso «s, Donizetti 16s.

Trial Trot, oae mile and a half.—V.S. 33. Miss Duomcre 3s, Bill Bailey 4s. lago ■is. Nokomai -Is. Forangi 6s, Lance os, Miss Vote 3s.

DU>'EI>IN JOCKEY CLUB'S AUTTM?! MEETING. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) CHRISTCHTTKCH, Tuesday. Tiie Dnnedin Jockey Club's autumn meeting, which opens to-morrow, piw.nlsps to be quite the most snccesslnl held l>y the club since its pa.lray days. The follcwin? horses may ran forward in their reppective enfra^ements: — flurdJe Race: Zealous or Giadbrook. Hack Race: Captain Kettle and Becky Sea ton.

Champagne Stakes: Glenowle.t ana Alexis. l>i;ned;n Cnp: Kelbnm and Ghoorka. Trial Plate: Qr.agjja and PenviTe. Slewnrrls" Welter Handicap: Blackstone ami Secret Sofi-e:y. Berwick Hack Race: Lllystone ajid MuakbUTU. Publicans' Ha.ndicnp: Petrovna aad Master A.ix. VlAfTiniir's withdrawal from the Dune4ln Cnp w;is owinir to his having been lx?afen by Ke'.trarn In a li raiie gallop on Friday m-ornini;.

Donovan, who rode Kelburn to victory Iμ the N.Z. ?t. and other races when the horse was trained in O&ntrerbury, will hc.ve the montrt on him in the Dnnedin Cup to-morrow.

Reti Gauntlet is still looking light

THE WAXGANTJI MEETING. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WANGANUI. Monilay. Golde-n Vein, n-bose name was accidentally omitted from the list of horses weighted for the Stewards' Handicap at the Wanjcanui meetiii=r.,lias bten aJTotted th?t 2Jb. General Averajrc, Strathnron, and Polyhave been scratched for all engagements. DEATH OF A FAMOUS STEEPLECHASER. (By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright.) LONDON, February 20. The Kind's steeplechaser Ambtrsh, 11. dropped dead while beinu exeTvfsett Ambush 11. won the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase in 1900