CYCLING.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 September 1910, Page 3

CYCLING.

\v\HNumoor, - Melbourne ROAD I!A('K.

XEW ZKALAXI) KXTRAXTS

We have rerrived tlie following communication lioni the Dunlop Hulilier Co., of Christclmrcli:--Herewith we .send you a few particulars concerning - the forthcoming AVarnambool - Melbourne Uoad "l?aco and trust that tho information supplied will be of interest to your readers. The Dunlop Rubber Company are in receipt of a cablegram advising them that their head oflice (Melbourne) hare' received o'lo entries for their annual "Warnambool-Mel-liournn (Hi"> miles) ]?nad ]{ace to l>e run on Saturday. October Ist. The limit man received a handicap of (if) minutes, and the following handicaps have been allotted the Xew Zealand entrants :•— Min. Smith, A. 15. T 3 CouVer, J. ••• 3 Tozftr. .1. ... 5' O'Shea, P. ... 17 Arnst, W. ... 21 McTeigue, J. ... 23 Gillespie, P. ... 25 Walsh, W. ... 25 Xoilson. 0. ... 25 Hum in, P. ••■ 27 Greeulees, D. ... 29 Kdu-aid.s. H. ... HI Olark, J. ... 33 Lawton. C. H. ... 35 AValdie. J. AW ... -13 Tt is anticipated that tho Xew Zealandors will show up very prominently in this year s race, they being considered as a very strong contingent of representative riders. Howevp.r. after the Goul-burn-Syduey race, which is to he run on Saturday next, the 17th instant, there will 'be a better idea obtained as to the respective merits of our riders compared with the pick of the Australian States. Great interest is being , taken in this year's contest, which it is expected will provide a A'pry close finish.