EASTER RACES. CARNIVAL BEGINS ON SATURDAY.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 87, 13 April 1911, Page 8

EASTER RACES. CARNIVAL BEGINS ON SATURDAY.

(By-'SirTSediyere.) ~ Ead^fr^manyrracewmfH^rngsrwill Jbegin •■onwSainßdayv, wliei*itlißre< T«Sl-ie.--eqaine^ -tests at Ano-lrlajM?,, iWairarapa, 'and' .Greymonth. < WAiRABAPA^HXXURE. - ; -' JJambton sfcaBoiufor Eeaiiherßfconi afc-8.44- &J#~, and, is 2ae at Featfaecston-afc U-3L If it 31-t-jines -si, its /Jp<rf-.?Tt»fri«n 'punctually- pasmay, by; making an im.VpiedaaterdaaOo^a "bus^ jfist<manage to 'j^rei. lo Taaheaseaiikau in. ±hne--to~see the "iopening~«S6irf>, which- i6-dne*4o<«s£aii/- at. u3i:45 a-mT "Tlm:is»*he Trial Hack HanHdicapT ia isluch: KohnpafeQd, who showed ifair- ico3tt*a±^iDaßn©ieirke, wilL cany ■the§jgix .1 do&L Then comes- -the JEaster 'tfEEandicapL, far ■which Banparaha, will .-TBmsiy 'berfaTlowed to- -compete, ior-ithere. :'§b^a JHC&, stake attached, and -the, „ op-, .'ajosiiaon. ds^not- parfifjilarty strong. AimjpeeQ. jsas unlucky at Awapnni, and j^SKjaghwiijeitength^Gf -the journey may. .be ZxxQxar iieyond_ -him, he-^honld nm. welL !*B|ll -hassanany- tbcctl-- performances to*sher osesS> 43ns. .season, and HrfetriaTi, itday *oi "the Masfuimse, -when, be .was only nar■Jßtoady Taasfcan. "by Kauroa -in fast time. -EBcacken-^nd Sea- Queen, are engaged- in; Txikh-tbe 1 WangannQana Welter and ,the-Ssndicapyirr-taie-'laiter-of -which tEoH Batesmay be^-espected -to-make his ,^apjpeaiance. Sinapis, who raced buc-,-cessfiilly at JDanneadrke, wiE "be -opposed, 'Sby a lot of -unknown youngsters in. the 23irrsery Haaidieap, -and -taking the card' Z-gs it stands an interesting afternoonV ; jporfc*is^Hpmised. ; , AITCKLAfIDMEETING. tHuere-is^^vßry indication- I'hafc' the -jSport-iKbich. will .be witnessed at Ellers-J3i&-on^Satuiday will be-of a high-class Tho whole of the visiting --couiangjeaji- has- now put in an appear-, large fields will be' the xule }<ra±he!r-±haiiiitiies«xcepfcian. No less ."than -twenty-three horses > incurred the full "iiabilrty in comseciioiL witih the Easter and though- Equitas, as 'was lantkipaited, >w>r since been withdrawn, ceie»-or*ireo - others may finally drop Jjout, tne»ew€art«pjomiEes--to be-one-of the•fjbesl&ccßSbesbeik handicaps that hawe ever i- «been decided -cm the Ellersli© course.. hSeditwrn, -who has been racing over wifl. probably find the (^pac& too-warm for him, amd Eoyal Soult ■ 'igmay scarcely be sufficiently seasoned for a l&he- taskria ..front -of him: Fort William, -iuxKEoter; as very fit. -just- - now, and,whilst Kakama, jSoTftfftritt./ amct ' Antoinette haws each ■jbeen ■responsible' for attraefisse work in -•priazste- Salute Js trained in the Wai•karf», fvriH' report has it that TTa.Tmn.Ti ,#iae-her"THelL Last* year, it- wall be re— ;jnenlbjeirßdv-she fell'in this»eveirt. Wau3cbim&d& another Northenier -with good and" -posßibly some of the fighfr'Tweighis may be heard of. If; i W<rnafay < ---^ioni3 beuat his* best, howesser, 3ie •grfU, I -think, account for any of • I SJhe A^Hsklaaid -diHtsion, for he is a good" ibsginner, and,, as he -showed! &b EiccarlioitdiLJioveimber, he-caEt cut-out a very" ■jnerry mile indeed. "Boanerges is anafcher nmul 1 . dangerous candidate, xnA it ,wilt be interesting to noto how ne ■Khspes'^fflidlsfc Tcacing Tight-handed. Tur'•bine, 'who cfains an -engagement in the Tramway Handix»p, is said to be-weill, ■and Bully is well fancied for the ißrigMcm Hardies. '

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