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SPORTING.

RACING FIXTURES. Jan. 15—Ashburton County K.C. Summer. Jan. 15—Wairio J.C Annua]. Jan. 18, 20 —Wairoa B.C. Annual. Jan 20, 22, 24— Wellington R.C. Summer. Jan. 21, 22—Foxton R.C. Annual. Jan 22—80y of lalanda R.C. Annual. Jan! 26, 27—Pahiatua K.C. Annual. Jan. 29, 31—Takapuna J.C. Summer. ji e b_ 2—Tapanui R.C. Annual. Feb. 2, 3—Egmont B.C. Summer. Feb! 3! 5 Gißborno R.C. Summer. Feb. o', 7—Te Kuiti R.C. Annual. Feb. 10, 13— Duncdin J.C. Autumn. Feb. 10, 12—Taranaki J.C. Autumn. Feb. 10, 12—Poverty Bay Turf Club Summer. Feb. 12, 14—Rotorua R.C. Annual. Feb. 16—Clifden R.C. Annual. Feb. 17, 19—Wanganui J.C. Autumn. Feb. 17—Tolaga Bay J.C. Annual. Feb. 23, 24, 26—Nelson J.C. Annual. Feb. 24—Waiapu R.C. Annua). War. 2, S— Dannevirke R.C. Autumn. March 3, s—Marlborough R.C. Summer. March 9 —Opotiki J.C. Annual. April 9 —A.J.C. Warwick Farm. April 16, 18, 20, 23 —Australian J.C, Autumn.

TROTTING FIXTURES. Jan. 22—Hawke'B Bay T.C. Annual. Jan. 22 —To Arohn T.C. Annual. Jan. 27, 29 —Forbury Park T.C. Summer. Jan! 29—Poverty Bay T.C. Annual. Feb. s—Cheviot T.C. Annu»l. Feb. 12— S.'l. Metropolitan T.C. Summer. Feb. 25 —Kaikoura T.C. Annual. March 4—Marlborough T.C. Annual. TURF GOSSIP. The good acceptances received for the Ashburton Racing Club's Meeting, which will be held to-day, give every promise of providing excellent racing, and as the recent rains must have improved the track tho going is certain to be well-nigh perfect. The class of horses engoged in the various races is very fair, and in tho Lagmhor Plate an opportunity will be afforded a number of maiden horses to make their debut with the colours up. For the convenience of - North' Canterbury sportsmen a special' train will leave Christchuroh at 10.10 a.m., arriving at the course in ample time for the first race, which will bo started at 12.30 p.m,

In the High-Weight Handicap a useful field will go to the post, but a number of those engaged, including Corn Rigs and Goldtown, claim other engagements, during the day. Goldtown and Prophet's Mark look a likely i pair, and perhaps Waterlow may find the company to her liking, though an injury to her hock sustained the other day. is not likely to improve her chances.

Thorndale, Brightling, and Sir Roy, three well-fancied candidates for the Winchmore Hnndicap, also claim engagements in the Moreton Hack Handicap, but if starters in the former race must be hatdy at the, finish. Brightling is another engaged who has possibilities. John Bradbury will probably start favourite for the Tinwnld Handicap, and on recent form is not badly treated in being" allotted 9-0. During the present season he has won four races besides being second twice and third once. Margaret Birney is likely to be more fancied than the remainder. In the Lagmhor Plate the quality of the acceptors is practically unknown, but-Princess Mafalda, Royal Tractor, and' Tripaway have reputations for speed, and some interest will he taken in the form shown by Satrap. If reserved for the Moreton Hack Handicap, Thorndale, Brightling, and „ Sir Roy must be seriously considered, * while All Colours cannot be left out of consideration. Only six acceptors are in the Wakanui Handicap, and perhaps Economist, even with 9-1, will prove too good for the opposition. Corn Rigs appears most dangerous of the others. The two trotting events have drawn good fields and amongst those that may race prominently are Patsy Phegan, Tom Marvin, Yen, and Winter Audubon.

The Riccarton horseman, D. Cotton, put up something of a record on the West Coast, when he "rode the winners of three Cups in succession. He won the Westland Cup on Moorland and the Greymouth Cup and Reefton Cup on Goosestep. At Ashburton to-day Cotton will ride Corn Rigs and Ma Mie. Heisler, "who hails from the Auckland district and won several races on the West Coast during the holidays, is at Riccarton. He looks particularly well and Bhould add further to his list of victories. J. Beale will ride En Route, Gold Mint, and Bcyphia in their engagements at Ashburtoo-to-day, C. Eastwood will ride Ophir, Moratorium and Tripaway, and A. Eastwood will have the mounts on Gay Queen and Spearman.

Rivalry is being pottered about and seems to have thrown off all signs of the lameness that'troubled her. A useful sort of gelding in Master John is one of J. Lindsay's team at Riccarton. He is by Day Comet and comes from the Waikato district. Some curiosity has been evinced as to the origin and meaning of the name AteVeria borne by the three-year-old colt by Rossendale, from Chen Chen, eold recently by Mr M. H. Tims to Mr W. H. Gaisford, Mr W. J. Ralph has Biich an intimate knowledge of the Maori language that one can always depend upon that gentleman 'to unravel points, at issue. "Aterena, it is learned, is simply "pigeon" for Australia, in which country, it may be added, the colt was bred. The West-port Jockey Club has decided on Saturday, April 2nd, and Monday, April 4th ' as the dates for the 1927 Autumn Meeting on the Beach Racecourse, states a. message from the special correspondent of The Punas at Greymouth. TROTTING NOTES. Nominations for the Cheviot T.C.'s 'Annual Meeting close to-day, at 9 p.m. Acceptances for the Hawke's Bay &nd tho Te Arbha T.C.'s Annual Meeting close on Monday. After a successful season at the stud, the American-bred trotter, Guy Parrish, has resumed work at New Brighton. Prince Pointer and Kotuku Jack, who have been freely raced of late, are on the easy list. A. Hendriksen has leased the three-year-old filly, Wee Audubon, to the Reefton mentor, D. Woods. Holly Bell is reported to be training on the right way and is likely to represent M. B. Edwards's stable at the Hawke's Bay T.C.'s Annual ingW. Warren has a useful team in work at Yaldhurst, and his stable is likely to be represented at Forbury Park by Bingenette, Great Earl, and Berenice.

At the Old Glory Sale, held in Chicago, the two-year-old Adam, by Arion Guy, brother to Guy Parrish, was sold for 17.000 dollars, approximately £3604. : • -

The nominations for the Poverty Bay T.C.'s Annual Meeting are not large, bbt the fields include some useful material. Amongst the horses engaged arc Poterwah ; Sister Beatrice, Bingen King, Bicolour, Trampfast, Bittern, The Shrew, Van Rich, Una Dillon, Aggie Bell, Brian Bingen, Roma Bingen, and Commander Bingen.

WELLINGTON R.C. ACCEPTANCES. (FRESS ASSOCIATION TELXOKAM.) WELLINGTON, January 14. The following acceptances have been received for the Wellington Racing Club's

FOXTON R.C.

GREYMOUTH J.C. '— MEETING OF COMMITTEE. (special to the press.) GREYMOUTH, January 14. A meeting of the District Committee ol the Greymouth Jockey Club was held this afternoon. Those present wen.; Messrs T. E. Coates (ohairman), W. R. Kettle, D J. Evans, W. H. Parfitt, H. F. Doogan, and W. B. Gilbert. The programme of the Kumara Jockey Club for the annual race meeting on Easter Monday for stakes totalling £660, was approved, subject to certain exemptions being granted by the Racing Conference. The Westland Racing Club's programme for the Easter meeting on April 20th for stakes totalling £660 was approved. Reports submitted by the Greymouth and Reefton Jockey Clubs and the Westland Seeing Club in connexion with the Midsummer Meetings were approved. Applications for jockeys' licenses were received from M. Kirwan and A. E. McMullan. It was resolved to forward the same to the Racing Conference as the facts relating to these applicants were already known to the Racing Committee. ' A trainer's license was recommended for Edward V. Slader, of Kumara, subject to the application being signed by the chairman of the Kumara Jockey Club. The committee of the Greymouth Jockey Club subsequently met, when the balancesheet for the recent meeting was submitted and considered satisfactory. The programme for the Greymouth Jockey Club's Easter Meeting, to be held on Saturday, April 23rd, for stakes amounting to £B9O, was approved. The gate receipts for the meeting showed an increase of £250 over the previous year's corresponding meeting.

OWNERS' AND BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of the committee was held on Wednesday, Mr D. F. Dennehy presiding over a good attendance.

It was decided to arrange for a special horse train for the Forbury Meeting. Members mentioned the dangerous and unprotected pathway which horses had to traverse when being taken from the ship at Quail Island for quarantine purposes. It was decided to write to the Agricultural Department on the matter.

The secretary was instructed to write to the Westport and Greymouth Trotting Clubs thanking them for their hospitality and consideration shown to the visiting owners and horsemen at their recent meetings. It was decided to ask the Westport Club to start all their races in future half a furlong down the straight, as it would then give all horses a fair chance of safely negotiating the first turn. Twenty new members were elected.

POVERTY BAY T.C. y HANDICAPS DECLARED. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND, January 1-1. The following handicaps have been declared for the Poverty Bay Trotting Clubs

DUNEDIN J.C. NOMINATIONS RECEIVED. (SPECIAL TO THI PRESS ) DUNEDIN, January 14. The following nominations havo been received for the Dunedm Jockey Club's Cup Meeting, to be held on February 10th and 12th: AUTUMN HURDLE HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; lfm— Adjutor, Bonomel, Coastguard, En Route, Guncase, Kaikahu, Lady Gay, Mirthmaker Kadiac, Sayonara. PUBLICAN'S' HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; Gf—Arpent Sugle Note, Black Duke, Bright Mark, Centrepiece, Comic Song, Corn Money, Countersign, D ?"=j e ' Dismantle, Dancing Days, Eaton Bells, Father O'Flynn, Glentruin, Geranial, Good as Gold, Lava, Miss Winkie, Nino of Spades, Nincompoop, Paperchase, Receipt, Bob, Solrose, Sagittarius, Set Sail, VaMamo, Wild Work, Young Lochinvar. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 350 sova, lim—Ascetic, Assurance, Boughleen Dhoun, Battle Colours, Brightling, Calcite, Equerry, Flaming Ray, Gay Sonnet, Gold Mint, High Gear, Hard Prince, Jolly Glad, Kaikahu, Kapuna, Margaret Birney, Prophet's. Mark, Paris, Rippling Lake, Roman Archer, Saxette, Top Gear, Thorndale, Wise Counsellor. DUNEDIN CUP HANDICAP of 1250 sovs; ljm—Battlement, Baldowa, Courtly Rose, Count Cavour, ' Centrepiece, Circulation, Cupidon, Fresco, Footfall, Front Rank, High Gear. John Bradbury, Margaret Birney, Overdrawn, Pink Note, Pink Terrace, Roman Archer, Ravenna, Rapier, Set Sail, Tanadees, Vaward. ■ . . BERWICK HANDICAP, of 225 sovs; 7fBoughleen Dhoun, Brightling, Dark Spot, EyecrOva.-Fla'ming Ray, Gold Mint, Ctosbbow, Calcite, Coch-y-bondhu, Hildreth, King Balboa, Lady Dilatory, Lucy Locket, Mime, Martis, Master John, Overhaul. • Prophet's Mark, Paris, Precious,. Royal Kilt, Rippling Lake, Heal Glad, Raincloud, Royal Despatch, Sagittarius, Serotina, Spean Bridge, Solzia, Shandre Top Gear, Tholomon, Violet 11., Wild Work, Wingatui, Wise Councillor. . STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; lm—All British, Bloom, Bilbo, Battle Colours, Blue Dragoon, Black Duke. Courtly Rose, Chickwheat, Dismantle, Economist, Fairy Herald, Guncase, Hurdy Gurdy, Happy "Warrior, John Bradbury, King Sol, Mountain Lion, Miss Winkie, Ophir, Pink Note, Pink Terrace, Queen Balboa, Roseday, San Salvador, Scion, Some Kid, Taboo. OWHIRO HURDLE HANDICAP, of 225 sovs; l}m—Bonomel, Coastguard, Cartoon, En Route, Gunoase, Hard Prince, Happy WaTrior, Kaikahu, Kapuna, Lady Gay, Mirthmaker, Radiac, Sayonara. HOPEFUL HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; 5f Arrowy, Ark Royal, Broadmoor, Cupid's Dart, Don Jose, Honey; Jericho, Love in the Mist, Starflight, Satrap, Silver Coot, Sudden Storm, Strongbow, Tembroney, Pel Trado, gelding by Solferino—Miss Camouflage. WARRINGTON HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; lm —Ascetic, Assurance, Boughleen Dhoun, Battle Colours, Brightling, Calcite, Dark Spot, Eyed Ova, Equerry, Flaming Ray, Gay Sonnet, Hyperion, Kapuna, Lady Dilatory, Lucy Locket, Ma Mie, Margaret Birney, Prophet's Mark, Paris, Royal Kilt, Rippling Lake, Real Glad, Royal Despatch, Saxette, Top Gear, Thorndale, Tholomon, Wingatui, Waterlow, Wise Counsellor. FLYING HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; Of— Arpent, Bugle Note, Black Duke, Bright Mark, Corn Money,' Dangle, Dismantle, Dancing Days, Eaton Bells, Father O'Flynn, Geranial, Good as Gold, Gold Mint, Lava, Miss Winkie, Mime, Nine of Spades, Nincompoop, Paperchase, Receipt, Rob, Solrose, Sagittarius,' Violet 11., Wild Work, Young Lochinvar. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; lira—Battlement, Bilbo, Brightling, Baldowa, Courtly Hose, Count Cavour, Centrepiece, Corn Money, Circulation, Cupidon, Fresco, Footfall, Front Rank, Geranial, High Gear, John Bradbury, King Sol, Mountain Lion, Margaret Birney, Overdrawn, Pink Note, Pink Terrace, Roman Archer, Receipt, Ravenna, Rapier, Set Sail, Tanadees, Taboo, Vaward. WAIHOLA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 6f Credit, Crossbow, Calcite, Coch-y-Bondhu, Craigmore, Dark Spot, Great Spear, Gay Bonnet, Gold Mint, Hildreth, Jolly Glad, King Balboa/ Lady Dilatory, ■ Lucy Locket, Lady Tractor, Ma Mie, Mime, Master Clarence, Martis, Master John, Overhaul, Paris, Precious, Purple Iris, Royal Kilt, Royal Saxon, Raincloud, Royal Despatch, Sagittarius, Serotina, Spean Bridge, Solzia, Symons, Top Gear, Thorndale, Tholomon, Violet 11., Wild Work, Waterlow. HAZLETT MEMORIAL PLATE, of 600 sovs; lm—Assurance, Battlement, Battle Colours, Baldowa, Count Cavour, Centrepiece, Comic Song, Countersign, Circulation, Dismantle, Footfall, Glentruin, High Gear, Happy Warrior, Loughrea, Pink .Note, Ravenna, Rapier, Set Sail, Tanadees, Vaward. ABBOTSFORD HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; 7f—All British, Arpent, Bloom, Bugle Note, Bilbo, Battle Colours, Bluo Dragoon, Black Duke, Brightling, Bright Mark, Courtly Rose, Corn Money, Chickwheat, Dismantle, Economist, Eaton Bells, Fairy Herald, Father O'Flynn, Geranial, Hurdy Gurdy, Jolly Glad, King Sol, Mountain Lion, Mime, Miss Winkie, Nine of Spades, Nincompoop, Ophir, Pink Terrace, Queen Balboa, Receipt, Roseday, Solrose, Sagittarius, Serotina. San Salvador, Scion, Some Kid, Shandre, Tholomon, Taboo, Valdamo, Young Lochinvar.

Summer Meetit g: — TRENTHAM HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of ) 300 sol •s. lm. Alaric 11 0 Oriflamb .. 9 11 Mint Leaf .. 10 13 Capitulation 9 9 Bennanee 10 8 Ardfinnan 9 6 Kilmiss 10 5 Son o 1 Mine 9 4 Wedding The Tank .. 9 4 March 10 4 Folyastra 9 4 Outfit 9 12 Tannadice 9 0 KITZHERBERT HANDICAP, of 350 ac vs. if. Polydectes .. 8 7 Wit 7 2 Chips 8 4 Historic 7 2 Thaw 7 13 Tone 7 0 Panther 7 10 Priceless 7 0 Reckless 7 9 Grey Mist .. 7 0 Mandy 7 8 Laity 7 0 Melissa 7 8 Vigilance 7 0 MarsurJ 7 8 Expedition .. 7 0 Don Jose 7 6 Hygrade 7 0 Rory Mor 7 6 Scramble 7 0 Otairi 7 4 Miss Trillion 7 0 Silver Coot . . 7 2 WELLINGTON CUP, of 1750 sovs. Urn. j Rapine 10 2 Mandane 7 8 Count Cavour 9 13 Rapier 7 8 Star Stranger 9 3 Hynanna 7 7 Te Monanui .. 9 3 Piuthair 7 6 Tanadees 8 10 Clarinda 7 4 Footfall 8 6 Star Ranger 7 4 Mask 7 12 Oreum 7 2 Civility 7 10 Royal Mint .. 7 0 Merry Day 7 10 Fresco 7 0 ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 500 so vs. lm. Centrepiece .. 9 5 ' Joy Bird 8 2 Inferno 8 11 Decoy Bird .. 8 2 Penman 8 11 Happy Days 8 2 Rascal 8 10 Ring the Bell 8 0 Perle de Leon 8 8 TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 1000 «o vs. 6f. Reremoana ,. 9 12 Cawnpore 7 9 The Hawk .. 9 11 Deluge .. 7 8 Grand Knight 9 9 Llcinius 7 7 Royal Damon 8 7 Booster 7 7 Lady Paperchase .. 7 7 Cavendish 8 6 King Smock 7 6 Comic Song .. 8 2 Ballymoy II. 7 6 Mimetic 8 0 Oration 7 3 High Pitch .. 8 0 Corn Money 7 2 Shirley 7 13 Benzora 7 0 Father Receipt 7 0 O'Flynn 7 10 RUAPEHU HANDICAP, of 300 sov 5. 6f Great Day .. 8 9 Brightling 7 12 Rosenor 8 9 Our Jack 7 12 Minotus 8 7 Bronstell 7 8 Vesperus 8 7 Lady Ideal .. 7 8 Kilmezzo 8 6 Polonaise 7 7 Helen 8 5 Frivolous 7 5 Starboard Royal Picture 7 4 Ligh 8 5 Some Lad 7 4 Subjection . 8 3 Dimmer 7 3 Royal Game 8 3 Hvrngreat 7 2 King's Folly 8 3 Kolis 7 0 Gold Mint . 8 0 Dark Spot .. 7 0 Welkno 7 13 APPRENTICES' PLATE, of 300 sovs. Three-yea r-olds 7 -7; four-year-o ds ind upwards 8-3. 7f. Horomea Royal Land Hymill Royal Stormy Jcmidar Pointer Assura aco Ladykiller Black Mint Aston Lucky Daye No Favours Bank Note Queen's Ch lice Outfit Battle Colours Royal ( ame Peggy Ford Bronstell Vertige ru Pangolin Climax

ACCEPTANCES. (PltESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) ifOXTON, January 14. The following acceptances have bee n recelved for the Foiton Racing Club's A nnual Meeting:— POROUTAWHAO HACK HURDLES, o f 160 boys, lm 5f. Lady Pasaenger 10 13 Sir Pam 9 9 Little River .. 10 7. Gurnion 9 8 Elvaette .. 10 7 Captain Wai 9 0 Banjuke .. 10 2 Purseproud .. 0 0 Santonlo .. 9 13 Anchor 9 0 Asleep' .. 9 11 Voxatious .. 9 0 Axle ■ .. 9 10 Ardath 9 0 HIMATANGI HACK HANDICAP, o £ 150 sovb. 6f. Lin j. mgton 9 0 Dominon Rose 7 9 Caluim .. 8 7 Volplane 7 0 Moepai .. 8 4 Wilderness .. 7 fl Molto .. 7 13 Coot 7 "8 The Swell .. 7 11 Grand Lupin 7 2 Sandburr .. 7 11 Whennanui .. 7 0 Lady Oynthia 7 9 FOXTON CUP, of 300 sovs and cap,valued 75gns. ljm. Ngata .. 9 0 Opa 7 9 Merry Day .. 9 0 Buoyant 7 3 Tiega *- ..89. Panart 7 0 Peneus .. 6 0 Stream 7 0 Bonhomme .. 7 9 Bent 7 0 Nukumai ..7 9 AWAHOU HACK HANDICAP, of 150 7f. Bank Draft .. 8 13 Twink SOVI. 7 11 Vivo .. 8 8 Lieutenant Bill 7 11 Asleep .. 8 5 Gordon Swift 7 11 Rising Star ..83 Gold Rangi .. 7 11 Sandburr ..83 Tongara 7 11 Empire damp 8 3 San Pedro .. 7 11 Hymestrason 8 3 ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 200 6f. Royal Damon 10 2 Gleninnis sovi. 7 10 Mireusonta .. 8 13 Buoyant 7 9 First Acre .. 8 13 Birkie 7 3 Papaponga .. 8 3 Bonideer 7 3 Bonogne .. 7 13 Benmure 7 0 Beaumont .. 7 11 • Miss Hupana 7 0 MAROTIRI HACK HANDICAP, of 160 sovs. 5Jf. Lin Arlington 9 8 Strongholt .. 7 2 Billikins .. 8 9 Waramau 7 2 Powhiri .. 8 3 Bonny Louisa 7 0 Break o' Day 8 3 Starbird 7 0 Molto ... 8 3 Dream Girl .. 7 0 Coot ..77 Merry Sarto 7 0 Grand National 7 (J Whenuanui .. 7 0 Grand Lupin 7 5 HERRINGTON HANDIOAP, of 200 sovs lm. Killocra .. 9 6 Royal Diadem Diamond Ring .8 9 Brigadier Bill 7 11 7 11 Bonhomme .. 8 7 Stream 7 11 Nukumai .. 8 6 Shut Eye .. 7 11 Misgovern .. 7 13 Vivo 7 11 NOVICE STAKES, of 110 sovs. Thre e-year old* and upwards 8-5; ttvo-year-olds 7-7 6f. Abbey Queen Landguard Teremoana Rising Star Takaroa Paraki Bonny Louisa Vast Acre Miss Pa Survivor Gordon Swift Bissac Petal Everest Arrow Boy Starbird Cracker Day Otaura Doe Waramau Eclipse

Annual Meeting:- - TRIAL HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Urn. Ben Zolock scr Grey Logan scr Richmond Lass Bcr Audubon Mac . Ecr Ngahuia scr Boston Chimes scr Iluia Maid scr Great Audo scr Huiarairaa scr Carbine Direc t 36 Shirley Marion Junior 48 Audubon scr DOKN MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 100 sovs.^ li n. Lady Ena scr Audubon Boy . scr Bon Tapui scr ' Bingen Boy . scr Great Change .. scr Ximbell . .scr Commander Tui Bells . 4* Bingen scr Brian Bingen . 06 POVERTY BAY CUP HANDICAP, o f 250 sovb, and cup valued at 25 sovs. 2 m. ■ Blue Glen scr Bicolour . 36 Brian Bingen .. scr Bingen King . . 48 Carbine Direct. . scr Some Jazz . 48 Mary Audubon scr Gladys Cole . . 60 Sister Beatrice scr Van Rich . 72 Halmore scr The Shrew . 84 Bittern scr Peterwah . 204 Trampfast 24 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. U m. Great Audo scr Boston Chimes scr Ben Zolock scr Black Ballin . . scr Peter Grattan scr Little Huia . 12 Gazo scr Carbine Direc t 12 Huia Maid scr Marion Junic r 24 Richmond Lass scr Hal.Huon . 36 Ngahuia scr Makauri Bill . . 48 Huiarairao scr Mary Audubo n 84 Audubon Mac.. scr DOMINION HANDICAP, of 130 govs. 2m. Lady Ena scr Tui Bells . 24 Bon Tapui scr Raima . 72 Ben Bingen scr Brian Bingen . . 84 Commander Annette . 90 Bingen scr Petroleuse . 108 Bingen Boy scr Roma Bingen . . 132 Timbell scr ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. lm, Halmore scr Profiteer , . 12 General scr Bicolour .• 24 Aggie Bell scr Bingen King . 24 Jean Audubon .. scr Gladys Cole . 24 Bittern scr "Van Rich . 36 Miss Marvin .. scr The Shrew . 48 Una Dillon 12 Peterwah . 84 WAIKANAE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. lm. Great Audo acr Boston Chimes scr Ben Zolock scr •iudubon Mac . scr Una Dillon scr Grey Logan . scr 3hirley Audubon scr Black Ballin . scr Vel Locanda .. scr Gaza . 12 Ngahuia scr Little Huia . 24 Realty scr Marion Juni or 24 Peter Grattan scr Halmore . 84 Huiaraimu scr Miss Marvin . 96 Enawah scr STEWARDS' HANDICAP (in saddle), of 100 sovs. ljm. Squaw scr Makauri Bell .. 36 Bingen Boy .. scr Jean Audubon 48 Little Huia scr Vggie Bell . 48 Black Ballin . scr Mary Audubon 60 | Carbine' Direct scr General t~ Peter Grattan . scr Miss Marvin .. 84 Marion Junio scr

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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18900, 15 January 1927, Page 10

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SPORTING. Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18900, 15 January 1927, Page 10

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