SPORTING.
WELLINGTON ACCEPTANCES,
(Per Press Association)^ Wellington last night. Following are the acceptances for tomorrow’s races : January Handicap. I-lohoro ... 9 9 Gen’l Symons 010 Ayrdalc ... 713 Livonia ... 610 Shrapnel Shell 7 7 Aide-do-Camp 0 8 Torowai ... 7 0 Eland ... 6 8 Hinckoa ... 0 13 Fitzlierbert Handicap. Starehot ... 818 Waitarore ... 7 9 Gladsome ... 810 Auratus ... 612 Wellington Racing Club Handicap. Battlcaxe ... 8 7 Motor ... 611 Canteen ... 8 5 Benefactor... 6 7 liinotaura... 8 4 Gen’l Symons 6 7 Cannie Chiel 7 9
Poneke Hack Handicap. Shackle ... 810 Lolah ... 7 8 Brilliantine 8 5 Eingman ... 7 4 Kowhete ... 8 3 Tikirawa ... 7 4 Narcotic ... 8 0 Dodona ... 7 4 Asteroid ... 713 Apprentice 7 0 Betsy ... 712 Hatley ... 612 Catherine The Guesser 610 Gordon 7 10 Maureen ... 6 7 Cumulus ... 7 10 Metropolitan Handicap. Hohoro ... 910 \Vind>vhistle 713 Petrovna ... 8 8 Turcpo ... 7 4 Ayrdalo ... 8 0 Somorled ... 610 Field Battery 7 13 Pencarrow Hack Handicap. Good lntont 9 6 Aldinga ... 7 4 Romany Lass 8 7 Waikanae ... 7 0 Kowhete ... 8 3 Ha f ley ... 6 13 Betsy '... 713 Wind ... 613 Wehenga ... 711 Waikakaho 612 Lolah ... 7 9 Koingo ... 612 Matamau ... .7 7 Manserino... 6 11 Dodona ... 7 5
Fielding, last night. The Feilding Jockey Club have adopted a programme for the Easter meeting. The stakes woro increased £3OO, and now total £I7OO. TRAINING NOTES. (By Pinetroo.)
Trainers are sending their .horses along in view of the forthcoming meeting, and most of the horses out yesterday morning did strong, useful work. Lady Raven was sent throe rounds, moving very freely, and finishing up strongly. Vivacity was restricted to half-pace. Soultina, who looks very well, is a very nice mover. Bhe went three rounds at half-pace, finishing up slowly. Miss Ruby went three miles slow, but finished up fast. Mr Hepburn’s young filly wont two rounds.
Croupior and his stablo mate, working together, had a good working gallop for a mile. The former, pulling hard, had all the best of the go. Paria was restricted to walking esercise, Tryphcna worked twice round at halfpace. Morpeth, who is coming on nicely, did good, useful work. Bullfinch was sent two rounds at halfpace. Carson’s team, Wilson and Argyll, worked on the beach.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 808, 24 January 1903, Page 4
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