SPORTING.
FOXTON WEIGHTS. Bj’ Telegraph.—Press Association. Palmerston N., Jan. 12. The following handicaps have been declared for the Foxton Racing Club’s autumn meeting: POROUTAWHAO HACK HURDLES, •of 150 sovs. One mile and three-quar-ters.—Spook 10.9, Battle Song 10.8, Opiate 10.7, Waimatoa 10.6, Te Malre 10.5, Fibre 10.'3, Bairnsdale 9.9, Pariform 9.5, Oak 9.0, Pittsworth 9.0, Te Pei 9.0, Sling Camp 9.0. Hukaroa 9.0, Rowan 9.0, Springtide 9.0. HIMATANGI HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs.—Velociform 9.0, Correspondent 8.11, Ania 8.9, Deucalion 8.8. Lord Usk 8.8, Princess Fran 8.3, Petunia 7.13, Fera 7.13, In the I’lnK 7.13, Jonquil 7.10. Merrimax 7.7, Birkenhead mare 7.7, Golden Foam 7.7, Second Choice 7.7.
FOXTON CUP. of 400 sovs. One mi:<and a quarter.—Ngata 9.3, Admiral Codrington 8.11, Kilrush 8.8, Simon 7.12, Esperance 7.11, Rose Wreath 7.11, Detroit 7.5, Moutoa Ivanova 7.5, Barleycorn 7j2, American Beauty 6.13, Passin’ .Through 6.7. AWAHOU WELTER, of 150 sovs. One mile and 100 yards. —-Warrawee 9.13. Sunny Jim 9.9, La Paloma 9.8, Muraahi 9.4, Mannikin 8.11, Pitch Dark 8.10, March On 8.10, Demades 8.5, Misslove 8.3, Goolwa 8.0, Hallucination 8.0. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs.—Waimatoa 9.7. Barleycorn 8.6. Maunu 8.5, 'Tommy Rot 7.12, Bonny Briar 7.8, Moutoa Ivanova 7.5, Gold Problem 7.2, Orellana 6.7. MAROTIRT HACK HANDICAP, of I'so sovs. Five furlongs and a half. — Lady Kotiripo 9.0, Deucalion 8.9, Ania 8.», Gallia 8.1. Princess Fran 8.1, In the Pink 7.12, Morzonia 7.10. Petunia 7.10, Jonquil 7.9. Roset 7.9, Believe 7.7, Megan 7.4, Flying Nell 7.3, Lishanee 7.3, Volito 7.3, Reality 7.0, Pantier 7.0, Good Mark 7.0, Treadwell 7.0, Ambitrouso 7.0, Lady Faa 7.0, Golden Foam 7.0, Some Red 7.0, Golden Heather 7.0. Oread 7.0, Wairenga 7.0. HERRINGTON WELTER QANDL CAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. — Simon 9.4, Waimatoa 9.3, Probate 9.1, Ruatara 9.0, Barleycorn 8.10, Passin’ Through 8.9, Halifax 8.3. Automoana 8.2, Bonny Briar 8.0, Malingerer 7.13, War Baby 7.12, Honey Bee 7.11, Convention 7*lo, Gold Problem 7.9, Bairnsdale 7.8, Pariform 7.8, Velociform 7.7. FOXTON ANNUAL MEETING. ACCEPTANCES TO-NIGHT. Horse-owners and trainers are reminded that acceptances for all first day’s events at the above meeting close to-night at 8 p.m. Mr. J. E. Henry’s handicaps should be productive of good fields, and Mr. Angus Keith (starter) and Mr. J. Cameron (judge) will be in their usual positions at Foxton on January 21 and 23. Good stakes are offered all round, and the popular secretary. Mr. Len R. Freeman, has everything in applie pie order for the gathering.
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