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V !-■ WELLINGTON MEETING, NOMINATIONS FOB MINOR EVENTS. The following nominations have beon received for races with hack conditions to be rnn at; the Summer Meeting of tho Wellington Racing Club:— FIRST DAY. TREiS'THAiM WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Ono mile—Premium, I'alijtaff, Beparoa, Explorer, Red Signal, Voluble, Mandrake, Moorabbe, Fair Fight, Fulica, Rnilaud. Nightraider, Golden Cro/.lcr, Arch Lassie, Lspcrance, Chaeronia, Printemps, Pick, Chummy, Prince Hal, Matatane TRIAL PLATE, of 300 flovs. Seven furlongs.—Early Dawn, Golden Bubble, Martian Miss, Mustard Pot, Premium, Royal Exchange, Some Kid, Sycornx, Trespass, Whetoki, War Baby, Makepeace, Bnd Signal, Parorangi, Flight Commander, Fulica, Active, Machrec, Starland, Arch Lassie, Horic, Furling, Kapiti, Santorini, Sandy Mao Donald, (iiiincs Gold, Blissfiilncss, Matatane, Kilgour. EUAPEHU HANDICAP, of 250 eovs. Six fiirlonpsr-Borcalis, Statuette, AsteTiiia, Early Dawn, Hopta, Makepeace, Mustard Pot, Phoiuiui, Bcparoa,- Sycorax, Prodigal, Demades, Parorangi. Sweet Memory, Tortrix, Philomela, Idleness, Nursing Sister, Hymarty, Arch La'-sie, Kyoto, "Furling, Buddy, Convention, Busset, Swanee River,. Prin'ee Hal, Mumble, Guaiiaco, Kilgour. ,■»...,•'
"■ SECOND DAY, ;■■' "' MUNGAEOA HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Borealis, Chummy, Faletaff, Explorer, Mandrake, Moorabbe, Premium, Roparoa, War Baby, Bed Signal, Parorangi, Fulica, Active, Philomela, Railand, Starland, Golden Crozier, Arch Lassie, Kyoto, Oliaeroni.i, Convention, Santorini, Sandy Mao Donald, Dick Mumble, Prince Hal, Gold Pan, Matatane. DOURO CUP HANDICAP, of 501) sovs, One mile—Prodigal, Falstaff, Early Dawn, Eeparoa, Hindi, Golden Bubble, Makepeace, Mandrake, Mustard Pot, Premium, Royal Exchange, War .Baby, Whetoki, Borealis, Trespass,- Red Signal, Parorangi, Flight Commander, Tortrix, Fulica, Active, Machrce, Eailand, Nightraider, Stecpltolm, Starland, Arch Lassie, Horie, Esperanco, Furling, Ruddy, Sandy MacDouald, RMngh.im, Printemps, Swanee River, Prince Hal, Black Hill, Voluble, Statuette, Matatane, Gnanaco, ICiigour. '. ■ CAMP HANDICAP, of 250 sots. Five furlongs—Early Dawn, Falstaff, Prodigal, Hytinas, Golden Bubble, Martian Miss, Mustard Pot, Pnoanm, Some Kid, Demades, Sweet Memory, War Tax, Philomela, Idleness, Vindictive, Stolen Triumph, Nursing Sister, Arch Lassie, Horie, Chtteronia, Furling, Ruddy, Syoorax, Sartorini, Lady Una, Swanee River, Barleycorn. Guinea Gold. • ch. g. by Rokeby, —Bella,. Donna, Blissfulness, Asterina, Quanaco, Ki!§-our, Kinsein, Rus,aet, Prince Mark. '•■'
'•;• .::'!■- *?v THIRD DAY. ': " ' ' WALLACEVILLE WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 sov.i. Setea furlongs.— Boroalis, Prince Ha], Explorer, Fals'taff, Makepeace, Mandrake, Moorabbe, MumWe, Premium, Reparoa, War Baby, Whetoki, Red Signal, Parorangi, Flight Commander, Fulica, Active, Machres, liailand,' Nightraidor, Starla'nd, Golden Crozier, Arch La?sie. Kyoto. Bsperance, Chaeronia, Furling, Buddy, KajJifi, Convention. Sartorini, Sandy MacDonnld, Dick, Chummy, Black Hill, Gold Pan, Matatane, Kinsem, Dornvbrook. EAITOKE HANDICAP, of 250 govs. Five furl(*i!f.3—Blissfulnes, Early Dawn, Reparoa, Golden Bubble, Hepta, Eron Boy, Hytinas, Mustard Pot, Martian Miss,- Premium, Prodigal, Sumo Kid, Syeorax, Paoanui, Rod Signal, Domiulea, Piiroraiisti. Sweet Memory, War Tax, Tortrix, *\hilomek, Idleness, Vindictive, Rteopholm, Stolen Triumph, Nursing Fister, Evroarty, Arch Lassie, Kyoto, Honie, Restful, > Chaeawa, Furling, Ruddy, Santorini, Lady Una, Swanee River, Barleycorn, Gold, ch. g. byßokeby—Bella Donna, Statuette, As(orina, Ciianaco, Kilgour, Kitfso.m, Russet, Prince Mark.
/TOTES AND COMMENTS ' &
(By Gimcob.)
, Nominations for all events, including Maiden Hack race, at tho Pahiatua Racing Club's annual meeting, to he he'd on January 29, close on Thursday, at 9 p.m. Weights for tho hack events at tha Wellington meeting aro due on Friday next. The owner of Imaribbon, who is now out of tho hack class, missed the entries lor tho Wellington Racing Club's Summer Meeting, so the whole of A'. Bore's team was returned to Blenheim on Monday.
Rossini, Karo, and Gloaming were shipped homo last night, and'it 'is unlikely tliat any of, them will raced at the Wellington meeting. Tho firstnamed, whom Gray declares as the hardest puller he over rode, is very sore, and will requiro ft spell. ■ Gloaming, 100, lias developed a splint, and the champion will require an easy time of it for some weeks. Tho Auckland Cup winner is quitfi sound, but evidently Mason thinks a. few weeks' rest will do her good, and by that time several of tr-e other good 'handicap horses will have moved up to the Demosthenes mare in weights. Trainers R. O'Donnell and H. Cutis arrived bade fioui Ellerslie yesterday, and sent their teams on to Trenthain. where they will await the opening of tha Wellington Cup meeting. , Battle Song was very sore after racing nt Ellerslie. and he nniy not be able to face tho starter in tho Wellington Cup. Red Ribbon was much knocked about by her fall at Ellerslie, and it is considered likely that she will require a spell. Visitors to Tronl.ham are. much enamoured with the state of tho tracks, which at tho present timo afford splendid going. Mr. G. I/. Stead was very pleased with the race-his two-year-old Bight and Left ran. in the Foal Stakes at Ellerslie, and lie is of the opinion (hat with an ounce of luck he would have defeated Humbug. Eight and L'jft got off badly, and gave the winner u foiirlengths' start going up tho hill. He caught the chestnut in tho straight, hut not being used to the right-handed going, ho did not finish too generously, and ran out from tho stick. In the Royal Stakes, tho two-ycaT-old was too much of a handful for the youngster who rode him, so little notice need be taken of his defeat, more especially as ho wa.i on 'the ontsido of Silver Link and Gloaming on the bottom bend. \ There was much discussion locally on tho nppcarance of tho weight? for (ho Wellington Cup.' The general opinion is that, tho handicap is a good one, and already thero is a. disposition to espouse the chances of seven of the horses. These are Vagabond, Kilrnsli, Surveyor, Kilmoon, Oratress, A myth rs, and Rose Wreath. For the Telegraph Handicap Arrowsmith is tho most spoken of, but. Acre, Chiniora, Spanner, 80-Peep, and Miss Mimio havo nil got a good following. Despite the two hard races lie had at Ellerslie, added to a very bad passage in the Cup, tho Kilbroney four-year-old Kilmoon finished up his tasks tuite sound, and is evidently going to train on. This is ft surprise, for in the last Ilawko's Bay Cup ho broke down so badly that it was feared that his racing days wore over, During the A.K.C. Summer Meeting 32 races came up for decision, and with 19 different sires represented on tho winning list, it will ho recognised that honours were well distributed. Tiio winning list was mncla up as follows:—Tha Welkin (by Flying Foj): Gloaming (2), Wcldouc (2); Marble Arch (by Isinglass): Archlo (2), Clonmol; Martian (by Martagon): Motuihi, Vagabond, Snub; Qtiin Abbey (by Morganatic): King Abbey, Queen Abbey; Autumnus (bv Treadmill): Moorfowl, Royal Stag; Fishtail (by Clnnranald): Rokanui (2); Kilbrouoy (by Tho Wag): Wako, Rose Wreath; Wnnubopa (by Freedom); To Ore (2), Demosthenes (by Desmond).: Knro (2); Advnnco (by Vanguard): Movement; All Black (by Gallinulo): Tigritiya; Elysian (by Soult): Ruatara; Penury (by Gallinule): Pondoon; Nassau (by William tho Third): Starland; General Latour (by Soult): Escaped; Gazeloy (by Groy Log); Gaziquo; Tho Nut (by Amphion); Tainmai; Achillea (by Medallion): Silver Link; Absurd (by Sundridge): Humbug,
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