Sporting

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 64, 8 November 1886, Page 2

Sporting

WANGANUI J.O. SPRING MEETING.

(Tips by Flaneur.) Th© Wangauui Spring Meeting is close at hand, so I must venture my hand uuce more at a forecast of probable results. The ball opens with the Trial Stakes Haudicap, a f~mile flutter, for which I think the placed horses will be Armourer 1 Bttafehtt 2 Hagab 3 , For the Hurdles I select : Wideawake 1 • . : ■ porotawa 2 Mamimga 3 r ' *9' After the Hurdle Race comes, the event of the day, the Wanganui Stakes Handicap, 1£ miles. Forthjs 11 have accepted. The result wilH>e, I fancy in favor «f ; Ahua V ; ... - BtJAPfiHtr , 2 - .■■ ■;'■" Armourek 3 • with Fishebman to boil the pot over. The Maiden Plate will be an interesting race, as there are some' highly spokwn of young 'uns in it. My choice would be, were he not a starter for the_ previous race, British Liow 1 : . ; CAiiiER Hebrin 2 ] - 'Pandora '.'•. 3 ■ -....: CANTERBURY Xc 7 SEEING V The New Zealand Gup will be run for on Tuesday. I fancy. Major George's. horse i is good enough to just r about wiii, even With top weight. J I -"" "' shaU therefore tip • !: ' L.,', .:",; Nelsox .."''." -I : . •','.■-. „- X'"/:- --" i ' ' .., I^chiei. 'l'?.." V; . ■_"• ,'" ' v ' ; '*. Alpine Rose 3 . ; The next beat trio are, WAryißi, ;v QxraBBLE, and Torrent or Disownei), whichever the stable ' selects. .:: - > M v- : The^ O. J,C: Berby is downior thft 12th November, and will he' ahiptly ; contested raoe. I imagine the fiiiitthree to pass the post will be •.. '; \ j - ■ Itepo a .•' i '' ' ••" i ; ■ , ' '." • s ■ ; .Artillery 2 J - ; •.'•' Ruby 3 : ; - —Herald. >; "\- "