RACING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7953, 31 January 1906, Page 3

RACING.

DANNEVIRKE NOMINATIONS. Nominations formal I events, except the Trial Hack and Maiden Hack Scurry, at the Dannevirke Jockey Club's annual meeting, on March 7th and Bth next, will close with the Secretary, Mr James S. Freeman, Dannevirke, ou Saturday next, at >9 p.m. Ihe telegraph office, at Dannevirke, is closed at 8 o'clock.

PAUIATUA RACES.

By Telegraph—Press Association

PAHIATUA, January 30

There is a large number of visitors in town for the Pahiatua .Races, which will be held, to-morrow, and Thursday. The course is in capital order. The entries are large, anl good sport is anticicated. A slight shower of rain fell this morning.

NELSON RACES.

NELSON, January 30,

The second day of the Nelson Jockey Club's Carnival Meeting was held to-day in perfect weather. The sum of £4558 was put throush the totalisator, making h total of £8,920 for the meeting. Results were as follow—

Second Hurdles.—Defoe 1, Soufc b Star 2, Komingo 3. Also started— Error. Time, 2min 52 2 sec. Dividend, £3 10s. Welter Hack. —Detonator 1, First View 2, Marstone 3. All started. Time, Imiu 18 1 Sec. Dividond, £9 and £l.

RICHMOND, PARK STAKES. White Ribbon, Bat ... 1 Tikarawa, Bfc olh ... 2 1 Narcotic, Sat 81b _ ,3 Scratched-- Wind. Time, lmin 43ec. Dividend, £2 6a and 15s. Trott (saddle.)— Torpedo Bill 1, Glen 2, Scotia 3. All started. Time, 25min 11 3-ssec. Dividends, £1 19a and £3 12s.

Stoke Hack.—Montague 1, Detonator 2, Tiwha 3. Scotched—First View, Allettn, Rekapai, Lady May. Time, lmin 4eo. Dividend, £2 and 18s. A protest for inconsistent running was dismissed. Waimea Handicap—White Rihbon 1, Rose Petal 2, Roseal 3. All started. Time, lmin 30sec. Dividends, £2 2s and £1 13b. The rider of White Ribbon was fined £5 for crossing.

Hack Scarry.—Secret 1, Pytcheley 2, Handsome Cap 3. Scratched— Waiwest and Cheval. Time, 52sec. Dividends, £1 13s and £1 2s. Farewell.—Roseal 1. Rose Petal 2, Error 3. Scratched—Sandy, White Ribbon, Tiwha, Gold Guard, Cheque. Time, lmin 16 2-SbBP. Dividends, £2 9? and 18s. GISBORNE ACCEPTANCES.

GISBOKNE, January 30.

The acceptances for the first day -of the Giaborne tfacintr Club's summer me«tinß are aB follows:

Flying Handicap—Full Cry 9.3, Martyr King 8.5, Captain Shannon 8.4, Soiilt'na 8.12, Probieda 7.6, Flag 6.7. First Hurdles. Ranana 11.6, Roseplot 10 13, Inapan 10.12, Taniwha 9.12, Nobhot 9.9, Reab 9.4, Te Ukn 9.0.

Summer Handicap. Mahutonga 10.8, Full Cry 8.12, Heroism and Minerve 7.12, Bonomiana and Flag 6.7.

First County Handicap.— Sarakoff, 9.0, Sarilla 8.6, Pobieda 8.5, Kaipetipeti 8.4, Waimaori 8.0, Cinque 7.6, Hineiria 7.3, Melton Hall and Boldrewood 7.0. Park Stakes. Full Cry 9.2, Minerve 8.3 Martyr Kins: 8.2, Heywood and Soultina 7.10, Contender 7.9, Hiki 7.8, Lavinia 7.3, Bonomiana and Te Hauke 6.13, Flag 6.7.

ACCIDENT TO A JOCKEY.

THAMES, January 30.

While riding at the Matatoki Races, Alfred Maxwell, the son of a settler, was thrown through his mount falling. He sustained concussion of the brain, and lies in the Thames Hospital in ( a critical condition.

The Manawatn Racing Club has inserted a new race in their programme for the Summer Meeting in 1906, to be. called the Palmerston North Stakes. The race is of the value of 500 sove, and is for two-years-old and upwards, weight for age, six furlongs.

The following winners afc Wellinftton and Foxton meetings incurred a 101b penalty at the Pahiataa meeting, which oommencee to-day:-Hardies, Geologist and Swop; Bail, way Handicap, Tambourina; Flying Hack Handicap, Federation and Silver Shell; Welter Haok Handicap, Pangaroa; Pahiatua Cup, Ropa, Submarine, Barca, Ladylike and L«therin; Konini Welter Handicap, Barca, Bowman and Tambourina.