SPORTING.
The Thompson Handicap Meeting.
Oil Thursday and Saturday next, the Wellington Thompson Handicap Meeting will be got off. For the first day, the following nags should be there or thereabouts s—- ■ First Hurdles.—T rumpery or RungaraWa. Waiwetu Handicap. Auratus (if started) or Gold Growth The Thompson—Black Reynard or Auratus. Silverstream Hack.—Maui or Pardon. Railway Handicap. Ballarat or Boris; Heretaunga Handicap.—Hydrant or Flamen. North Island Challenge.—Achilles; Tinakori Hack. —Maui.
Manawatu Acceptances.
Telegraph Handicap, of six furlongs.—Ballarat 9.0, Wet Reef 8.2, Chryseis 9.x 1, Purdey ?.g, Ziska 7.3, The Stake 6.10, Good Intent 6.9, Veneer 6.8, Noneen and Gold Wai 6.7. Welter Hack, one mile. —Maniopoto g. 13, Pardon g.g, Faro 8.13, Spoil 8.12, Royal Blue and Explode 8.6, Bombastes and Loch Tay 8.3, Victoria Park 8.2, Commonwealth, Fishetmaid, and Chartreuse 8,0. First Hack Hurdles, one mile and three quarters.—-Wind to.i|, Anadeja 10.3, Roseplot to.C, Sleepwell 9.10, Valirila 9.4, In-the-Van 9.2, Gipsy Jack and VVhataroa g.O; Handicap Hurdles, two miles.— Trumpery 11,5, Waiwera io.i3, Levant 10.2, Killarney g. 12, Lissa 9.3, Magnificent 9.2. Longburn Handicap, one mile, anda distance . Regulation 9.0* Cahnie Chiel B,iOj Rosfial iS.2, Auratus 7.9, Subiharine 7.7, Gold Dust 7.0, Ngatarua 6.13, Good Intent, Veneer, Crimson Lake, and Noneen 6.7. Electric Hack, six furlongs.—Maniapoto 8.13, Gawain 8.5, St. Winifred 7.13, Spoil 7.8, Ftlrneaux, San Paulo, and Immolation 7.7. Matakokiri 7.5, Tonderghie 7.4. Spark 6.12, St. Amelia 6.11, Aotea 6.10, Chartreuse, Sir Geraint, and Waikakaho 6.7. Champion Hack.—San Paulo, Pearl Necklet, Bourraaque, Lady Lyonors, Jollv Friar, Lady Wayward, Flamen, Hukaaka, Matakokiri, Sir Percival, Pretty Maid, Electric Gun, Immolation, St. Winifred, Polyanthus, Lord Soffit, Pardon. Gawain, Chartreuse, Refine.
Notes.
At Thames on Saturday, Certainty won the Autumn Stakes from the consistent Romeo. At the Nelson meeting last week, G. Laing and A. McConnon were disqualified for twelve months for alleged deliberately pulling their charges (Valkyrie and Magnificent) off the course during the Second Hurdles.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3502, 28 March 1905, Page 3
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