NOTES.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14978, 27 May 1914, Page 11

NOTES.

Acceptancea'for the Otaki-Maori Rac- " fcjg,Club's "Winter Heeting close this ' :.>jtvening. • " - x, -Acceptances for the-Dunedin Jockey « '.-Club's "Winter-Meeting are due this £ evening."' f Vice-Admiral, "who won-tho New ZeaJ~ land Cup.in.lDll> has -resumed work, again. ~. . -' '. > t , ■ tbo- Clarence". River. MeetingVon t -._, I3lay'-".13th,-3l£ss Monona, by' Field Bat- <■. terJrT-Slinola/ yron the Flying. Handi- ,*; cap, of six furlongs', in Imm 16sec. ■ ;■" Mr D. Westenra has sold the 'chaser Kelp to Mr J. Bartholomew, of Trentham,'who .will in future-race'the horse as Bartholomews.* ,' ...Rogue's .March,, by Pilgrim's Pro- , - tgresg-pOntcast, the Steeplechase .<jvent ; at the'williamstown Race Meet*" ■ ( .."He.on May 16th. ' I -'.; * Master .Penury, , by ■ Penury-—^TJna, -„won. the Salt" Bnsh Prate of six -fur- > - longs at the Macquarrie Picnic Races /oh May 13th. " ' ; :J.-6alathiel-and Merry' Lass are*leaving '" • -for T>unedin by the second express on -. '..Saturday. Neither of them looks any tha worse for-their exertions at Oams -aro..' *;; * "At the Canterbury J-ark- Meeting- on ; -iMay vlGtfl, the Hurdle Race was 'won '.- >-oy- Special- Messenger, while the ex- .. '.Sew.Zealanders Kopano, by SirLaddo : and Marangai, "-^don—Hurricane, filled second and third respectively. • '. *;,., Athenic,. who was operated on for • ' throat troubles a few weeks ago, has *, ."*SP*? -recovered from the operation. j "He"is to be sent home-to his owner's ~_tftftJon during the week, *nd will not % ***'_, P ufc - n wor - £ a ß a in" until October. -:*» -Goldenfield, by-Gold Reef—Kilmorey , tho Flying Welter at the t J7 u ? b , o , rra]l E * ces on "May 15th. - is a half-brother to Kilmar- , ;:nock, Cyrenienne, and' Moreykoff, and ' - #■*■* tyed by Mr G. P. Donnelly. ,"-;" .Doughboy, by Gluten—Goldweb, an-'•.£J«ea,theFourteen-Two Handicap at -'^t. V * c^' na J >ark Raoes on 3*»7 13th. . -'i..-c? ,?Z Zealand mare Antoinette, dj Soult from Miss Annie, who has peen rather a costly failure, has cone . »to E. A. Connolly's stables. Antoinette has .on several occasions shown her _ aisiilje" to, the barrier, v. The -Spearmint horse Tho Curragh, " r&-~ TO". »; * he Kempton Parle. ..fareat Jubilee Handicap was recently enounced-by cable, had provionsiy '" &i ta Fi in this season. At >-ymark|t on- April 16th, he easlly p l ato ' one »-* «3 S + l, Sa^ a ' ty Stepnial-Illusion, XX& nS* 8 ?" ' ? ho - N " eTr Zealand^ 1 brefbv Mr Tf Rptr nT ./ ?On % WaS -" S ,»' 5 D * TO«e and : ifoS£™ b^-s,ster Immersion T?i; TvTr^S 510 , 1 - and Submereion). - whS V M Pa ?H stableß - Victoria in ■- SSSf?; *^ w » r^s s team of ten holies, " BtS,'S? -? cmc stallions Denver SSrfl^ stWO ? d - ? nd Johnson J., were JWentlv completely destroyed by fire ' *2S- \° , ""'Referee" of May £fb£- of fodder, tonffiS The har "oss and gear, bndJe"beine saved, were consumed. ?ar and Mrs Fdwards were in -Melf ? T, , d Mr Clarke, who is asso"Vu m T ath Mr Awards, found the siablaj ablaze, roused tho lads, and they removed the whole of the horses without injury, oxecptino- Johnson J. fwrt« r?s7'- v racp< - Jn Svd'-pv). who was «'J?htly scorched. Clarke had his £*"*-• whil« coa-rinp: the stallion •' oot. Mr and Mrs Edwards motored r come, and found the stables Trm-ncd to - * -J fc 6 Bmnnrl. and tbe lfds hcMinc tha , alongside the ruiTis. Th<» build- - c! 5 oe^on,: " od to Messrs Bambridco ario Scott, arfd the ?rear owned by Mr Edr**ards was insured.