SPORTING.
OAULFIELD MEETING. PEE PRESS ASSOCIATION. Melbourne, October 12. Heavy rain fell last night. The gallops to-day were confined to the oinder piths as the tracks are still heavy and the atmosphere sultry. At the opening betting to-day for thi Caulfielcl Cap Sweet Nell was on offer at 6 to 1, without any takers, and subsequently, consequent on backing of Notkos and Klderslie, she retired to 8 to 1. Nothos and Elderslie were each backed to win about £7OOO, the formei at 8 to 1 and the latter at 14 to 1. The backers of Elderslie were willing to go or>, but wanted 15 to I. The closing quotations are: 8 to 1 each Sweet Nell and Notho?, 14 to 1 Elders lie and Bilhli.
OTAKI AOOKPTANOES. Acceptances for the Otaki Maori Racing Club's meeting to be held on the 14'ih and 15; h inst.: Demonstration Handicap, one mile and a distance: The 6u°sser, Apprentice 8 6, Rubin 81, Position 8.0, Hydrant 7 8, Oasis 7.0, Te Hiwi !W>mo'ial, one mils : Tirole 8.7, Valima 8.2, Elibank 7.12, Black Squall 7.3, Pair Water, Coxswain 6.7 I Hurdle Handicap, one mile and a half: Killarney 10.13, Romany Lid 10.11, Inspan 10.9, Hutana 10.3,, Doctor Bill 9.12, Halcyon 9.5, Aroha,i Omnia 9.3, Gold Mine 9.0, ] Welter Handicap, furlongs: Tirole 9.11, Hatnm 9.9, Australasia, White Ribbon 8.10, N g.itarun, luawa, Fair Wat&r, The Romany 8.7. Flying Handicap, six furlongs: Valiant 8.5, Ulovelly 8.3, Australasia, MeGinnes, Pokeka 6 7. Stewards' Haadic»p, five furlongs : Sir Gilah.d, Firelight 8.2, Whistler 8.0, Gold D«-di>a 6.13, Xungatumahi, Miss Park 6.7.
DUNEfIIN AUOEPTANOKB. Following are the acceptances for the first day of the Dunedin masting, which commences on Wednesday:— Hurdles, one and three-quarters; Roller 10.13, Southerly Bitter, Waikaia 9.13, Arapata, Snapshot 9.0. Hack Handicap, six furlongs : Juniper 9,8, Sarchedon 8.13, Aldinga 8.8, Avenue 8.3, Fate, Orown, Imperial 7.13, Trenthbridge 7.10, K'iputu, Western Ohimes 7.7. Mosgiel Handicap, one and a quarter Exiles; Pampero 8.13, (Ja»teen 8 11. Electric Handicap, six furlongs: S3*. Denis 9.1, Guldspur 8.8, Red Gauntlet 8.1, Bychem 7.5. Welter, sevea furlongs: BUzer 10.9, Glenelg, Ardnartf, Tugf-la 9.7) Bombardo 9.2, Juniper 8.7,' Flower-o'-Glutha 8.0,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 220, 13 October 1903, Page 2
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355SPORTING. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 220, 13 October 1903, Page 2
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