RACING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8331, 14 January 1907, Page 6

RACING.

WEIGHTS FOR PAHIATUA. By Telegraph—Press Association. PAHIATUA, January 12. The following handicaps have been declared for the Pahiatua Club's summer meeting:— * First Hurdles.—Gold Dust 11.5, Needlework 10.13, Rangitoto 10.1, Laviniaand Mussel 9.13, Pantaloon ; 9.11, Cassiopea 9.8, Matariki 9.2, Pemmican, Bruiser, Acetylene, and Challenge 9.0. Railway Handicap.—Platypus 9.7, Hipporofla 8.9, Aboriginal 8.4, Sun Bonnet 6; 13, Cyrene ana Scotch Reel 6.9. Flying Hack.—Full Rate 9.9, Moloch and Sharkeyne 7.13, Pearlie 7.12. Miss Adeline 7.11, Houyhnhnm 7.10, Soultite 7.9, Saga and Seaman 7.8, Lomaria 7.4, Clem 7.3, Robin Link 7.0, Parapet 6.12, Sylverie 6.11, Rangipapa 6.10, Spikie and Hillspring 6.7. Welter Hack.—Victoria Park 10.11, ' Pantaloon 9.8, Moloch and Sharkeyne 9.7, Tangeroa, Millennial, Naptha, and Lavinia 9.5, Nero 9.3, Taiwha and Rendrock 8.13, La Torpedo 8.12, Hatley and Papatawa 8.11, Lawn Rose 8.10, Te Utu, Sandix, Grand Poplar, Arcadia, Fascination, Miura, and Netherby 8.7. Pahiatua Cup. Polyanthus 9.0, Whakawehi 8.0, Roseal 7.13, Aeolus 7.12, Royal Blue 7.9, Slken Rein and Ladylike 7.7, Barca 7.5, Montigo 7.4, Aberration 7.3, Nova 7.1, Makikihi 7.0, Dulcinea 6.9, Southern Cross, Variation, General Peel and Pomegranate 6.7. Telegraph Hack. Cyrene 9.0, Marseillaise 8.13, Pytchley and The Squatter 8.9, Pearlie 7.8., -Gold Dredge, Miss Adeline and Stepmar 8.5, Soultite 8.4. Saga 8.3, Eruption 8.0, Lady Sherwood 7.8, Moata and Culmination 7.7, Ancycle 7.6, San Julie 7.5, GoytMare 7.2, Bruiser, Toatuhuand Aquatis 6.13, Wai- • cola 61.1, Workgirl, St. Killian, Motoa, Miss Riwaka, and Spikie 6.9Konini Welter.—Roseal 9.9, Aeolus 9.8, Jolly Friar 9.5, Aboriginal 9.4, Ladylike 9.3, Moral 9.O.Victoria Park 8.13, Silken Rein 8.12, Makikihi 8.9, Dulcinea 8.8, Mussel 8.5, Southern Cross 8.3, Rosegrove 8.2, Variation 8.1, Moloch, Marstone,' and General Peel 8.0. Acceptances for the first day's handicaps and entries for the Trial Hack Plate and Maiden Hack Scurry will close with the secretary, Mr G. L. Hawley Drew, Pahiatua, at 9 p.m. on Friday next. TURF NOTES, (By Zetland). Acceptances for the Wellington ■ * meeting are due to-night. It is expected that there will be a good response from owners, and if so the fixture will be quite as successful as .„that of last year. • A\ large number of invitations to attend the meeting have been sent out to different parts ,' of the colony, and this in itself will ensure a very large attendance. The latest addition to H. Fletcher's team at' Clareville is the Lethe mare Wailethe, who will be trained for autumn meetings*. . Pati Pati, By Apremont—Flatter, and therefore a full sister to that good mare, Palaver, has joined M. McGrath's lengthy string at Opaki. This mare injured her knee while in "work three months ago, and has been spelled sjnee. A three-year-old colt by Lethe — Noisette, owned by Mr H. McManaway, has been taken in hand by H. .Fletcher. He is a well-grown colt, j and should be ready, to compete at | autumn fixtures. ■ ■ \ ■ The Musketry gelding Ratu, who was injured by falling at the Maryborough meeting, has been turned out. His shoulder still bears the appearance of the muscles being strained. v . ! 1 Mataari,who has lately been trained - at Ashhurst, has been brought back '. to Wairarapa, and is now an inmate of J. Gravesfock's stable at Clareville., The Martinborough-trained Narcotic will compete in the Nelson Cup to be run this week* At the Hawke's Bay sale of blood stock last week Mr H. McManaway purchased a colt*by Torpedo—Carnelianv and the brood mare Spring, the dam of the same owner's Mahuta.