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Final payments for the Great Northern Steeplechase close/ on Thursday ©veiling. '". ' , Carrie-(R.McSevenoy) w_s scut once round .over tho hurdles at Iticcarton on Saturday morning, and gave » good display.. . ',-,,'".' _ v ' While workuig on_the Porirua beaoh on Friday, the dvitfcttus —Pfean iilly, belonatng to Mr -Henry Gai-ford,. ten and broke her'shoulder, and had to bo destroyed. ... By the steamer Matinganui on _nday" night the chostnut gelding was shipped to Svdnoy from Wellington. The son of Signalman is to raco in tho pony ranks 011 the other side. Mr J. H. Pollock, the .wdl-knowii handicapper, has been suffering from nerrous breakdown, *ud is. still cbnfined to his room. The handicapping for the second day at Otaki will be dertakcp by his son. Mr \~v.H. Pollock. Tlvree well-bred fillies arrived ir. Dunedin from _~n_land last we«„. Two of them, Brisselette, by Pi'cton—March June, and Christmas Rose, by Heliotrope^—Evadne. hove cone to Mr J. B. Reid's stud at Eiderslic. Tliey arrived there in first-class condition, and are reported to be splendid looking "Wios. Boiiny Ri""- by. Catty Cra«-— Dhulochnn". who has'been purchased by Mr G. L. Stead,, arrived from tho South on Friday night. -