OHINGAITI SPORTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8731, 4 February 1907, Page 2

OHINGAITI SPORTS.

The above sports will be hold at Ohingaiti on Wednesday, and with line weather a record gathering may safely be predicted. The entries are very satisfactory, an indication that the Club is yearly gaining in popularity. The ground and track are first-class condition, and nothing has been left undone that could in any way tend to the comfort of the public or the success of the meeting. In the evening a concert and dance will take place. A most attractive programme has been arranged. Tne following handicaps have been declared by Mr Ulic Shannon :

100 Yards Handicap.—C. W. Mexted scr., J. Slavas lyd, IV. Patterson 2, N. L. Colviu, W. Byrne 3, W. Seally, L, J. Ashworth, W. Eitchie, W. A. Terrill 0, J. Irwin 7, D. 27. Egan, T. A, Begg, A, E. Bell C. Stratford, P. Solly, E. Solly, F, Ward, W. Julian, J. Conner, B. McAlley g, F. N. Wilkie 9.

250 Yards Handicap,—C. W. Mexted scr., J. Shivas 2, W. L. Colviu -1, W. Patterson i, W. Bailey S, AY. A. Terrill 10, W. H. Seally, L. J. Ashworth, A. E. Bell. J. Irwin 12, C. Stratford, D. N. Egan, T. A. Begg 15, O. J Conner, T. Potaka, W. Julian, P. Solly, E. Solly, F. H. Wilkie 16. 410 Yards Handicap.—J.' Shivas, AY. L. Colein, C. AY. Mexted 5, W. Paftefson, J. Bailey 10. J. Irwin 15, Byrne, AV. Ritchie 20, L. J. Ashworth 22, AA'. A. Terrill 21, D. W. Egan AY. H. Seally, il. Read 27, A. K. Bell. J. Conner, C. Stratford 2S. P. Solly, E. Solly, AA'. Julian, F. H. AA'ilkie 30

Ladies Bracelet. 220yds,—J. Sliiras 2, W, Patterson, W. L. Colvin 4, W. Byrne S, W. A. Terrill 10, VT. H. Scally, J. Irwin, \V. Bitchic. L. J. Ashworth 12, IX N. Egan, C. Stratford, T. A. Bcgg 15, T. Potaka. j. Conner, P. Me A Hoy, E. Ingram, D. Foster. F, H. Wilkie U>. 120 Yards .Hurdles. —C. W. Mexted owes 10, Shivas owes (X W. A. Terrill owes ti, T. Potaka owes 2, E. Ingram owes 2, IX Foster sen, B, McAUey ser., D. Egan ser., P. Green ser. The pony llat raee. event Xo. 15, is for ponies 1-1 hands and under, and not 15 as published in the programme.