Manawatu Nominations.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3496, 14 March 1905, Page 3

Manawatu Nominations.

The following nominations have been received for the Manawatu Racing Club’s autumn meeting:— FIRST DAY. Telegraph Handicap, of six furlongs.—Boris, The Slake, Purdey, Mystification, Veneer, Ballarat, Good Intent, Noneen, Chryseis, Solution, Ziska, Assayer, Black Reynard, Wot j Reef, Kaharoa, Gold Wai. s Welter Hack, of one mile- —Pemmi- ' can, Commonwealth, Spoil, Flamen, Victoria Park, Maniapoto, Pardon, Fishermaid, Explode, Faro, Bombas- , tes, Ben More, Royal Blue, Hipporangi, Trephine, Chartreuse, Wild Duck, Loch Tay, Queen Bess. ! First Hack Hurdles, of one and three-quarter miles. —Black Watch, Whataroa, Position, Weary Bill, Anadeja, Locked, Wind, In-the-Van, Throstle, Handsome Rose, Roseplot, Talune, Gipsy Jack, Sleepwell, Valima and Patuna.

First Handicap Hurdles, of two miles.—Trumpery, Waiwera, Levant, Killarney, Lissa, Magnificent Longburn Handicap, one mile and a distance, —Auratus, Gold Crown, The Stake, Submarine, Mystification, Field Battery, Veneer, Crimson Lake, Good Intent, Noneen, Cannie Chiel, Roseal, Solution, Shrapnel Shell, Hydrant, Seagull, Armistice, Le Beau, Black Reynard, Kaharoa, Ngatarua, Gold Dust, Regulation, Electric Hack, of six furlongs.— Notos, Blink Bonny, Sir Geraint, Maui, Tetai, Aotea, Pemmican, Tonderghie, Sardonyx, Iseult, San Paulo, Faro, St. Winifred, Burnisher, Gawain, Spoil, Waikakaho, Matakokiri, Maniapoto, Immolation, Spartivento, St. Amelia, Furneaux, Spark, Chartreuse. SECOND DAY. Borough Handicap of seven furlongs. —Auratus, Polyanthus, Mystification, Veneer, Ballarat, Field Artillery, Crimson Lake, Noreen, Good Intent, Chryseis, Maniapoto, Machine Gun, Solution, Assayer, Le Beau, Black Reynard, Kaharoa, Ngatarua, Wei Reef, Regulation, St. Albert. Flying Hack Handicap of six furlongs.—Commonwealth, Notos, Aotea, Tetai. Maui, Pemmican, Tonderghie, Sardonyx, Iseult, San Paulo, Pearl Necklet, St. Winifred, Bourrasque, Burnisher, Spoil, Gawain, Lady Wayward, Waikakaho, Victoria _ Park, Matakokiri, Maniapoto, Declination, Pardon, Immolation, Pretty Maid, Fishermaid, Explode, Faro, Spartivento, Electric Gun, Huka-aka, St. Amelia, Furneaux, St. Claimer, Hipporoffla, Benmore, Royal Blue, Hipporangi, Spark, Wild Dnck, Chartreuse.

Second Hack Hurdles of one and a half miles.— Black Watch, Whataroa, Position, Haerere. Weary Bill, Anadeja, Locked, Wind, In the Van, Throstle, Handsome Rose, Roseplot, Gipsy Jack, Sleepweil, Patuna, Valima, Autumn Handicap of about one mile and a quarter.—Boris, Gbborka, Gold Dust, Kaharoa, Regulation, St. Albert. Maiden Hack Scurry of five furlongs. —Barmaid, Sir Geraint, Blink Bonny, Aotea, Tetai, Hinera. Sir Percival, Kangawhenua, Rosewood, Merginae, Hipporangi, Trephine, Blue Rock. Second Handicap Hurdles of one and three-quarter miles. —Trumpery, Levant, Waiwera, Killarney, Lissa, Magnificent, Talune. Juvenile Stakes of five furlongs.— Marguerite, Aorangi, Valois, King

Billy, Sir Triataffl, Sir Percival Prelude, purdeyj San Pauln, Pearl Necklet, Lady White; , Probable, Venterlero, Perchance, Otrohgjioidi Chryaeis, Lady Wayward, JLttdy Lyonors, Purify, Waipnnehu. Farewell Handicap of one mile,— Auratus, Polyanthus, The Stake, Submarine, Field Batters, Crimson Lake, Noneen, Good Intent. Flamen, Maniapoto, Pardon, *2iska, Roseal, Shrapnel Shell, Bombastes;' Hydrant, Seagull, Le Beau, Ngatarua, Gold Dust. They are pretty tough on “ crook” riders up Opunake way. The ‘'Times” scribe, writing on an incident at the Oeo races last week, says “ Geech, who rode St. Myra, had a lively five minutes after the Forced. His action in getting hold of Singleshot’s rein, and pulling him back when in the straight, was resented; As soon as the mare pulled up, GeSch Was suddenly dragged off, the saddle being partly pulled round with him. They were not particular whether he landed on his head or feet, as one foot was in (he stirrup and his head near the ground, while the mare did not know what to do. The excitement for a few Minutes was keen, and it looked as if the horseman (?) was going to get the deserts such contemptible action warranted. How* aver, the stern arm of the law stepped in and dispersed the crowd, while the jock sought refuge in the tent, when the stewards soon sat in judgment on him. He tried to convince them that the two horses got tangled, but one of the stewards rightly remarked, ‘ Surely We dan believe our own eyes ! ’ The next time this horsey man goes to Oeo he will be well watched.”