RACING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8486, 13 July 1907, Page 6

RACING.

WELLINGTON ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph—Press Association. WELLINGTON, July 12. The Wellington Racing Club have received the following acceptances for their Winter Meeting:— Stewards' Handicap, 6 furlongs.— :3t. Claimer 10.5, Gawain 9.12 ; St. Bill 9.10, Platypus and Jolly Friar 9.6, Chicane 9.4, Makikihi 9.2, Kain.cu, Siivershell and Pardon 9.0. Miramar Hack Handicap, 7 fur-;ng-i.—Te Araia 10.2, Truthful and Ooiii i3ss 10.0, Tangaroa and Warlock 9.9, Pearlie 9.5, Clem 9.4, Vala, Gold Guard, Scenery, Nero, Waica.raka, Lady Storm, Grand Circle, Papatawa. and Hinupai 9.0. First Hack Hurdles Handicap, If mile.—Auratus 11.2,. Kaipetipeti, Matakokiri and Goiden Comb 10.7, Top Rose 10.4, Southern Cross 9.13, Regulation 9.11, Oasis, Stayboy and IdasT 9.10, Royal Blue, St. Albert and Waipu 9.7," Playmate and Black Squall 9.4, Dalcinea 9.2, Rahui 9.0. Parliamentary Handicap, 1 mile.— Kuku and Aeolus 10.4, Montigo and Narcotic 10.2, Kurawaka, Wrhakavvehi, Chatterer, and Clanchattan 9.11, Seaman 9.10, Intelligence and Mataari 9.8, Lady Warwick and Hatley 9.7, Shrapnel Shell 9.5, Ellerton 9.3, Naptha, Rosegrove, and La Torpedo 9.0. Winter Hurdles Handicap, 2 miles. —Prospector, Pushful and Paritutu 10.9, E;enlode 10.6, Merewai 10.3, Auratujlo.2, Cavalry 10.0, Asteroid 9.11, Le Beau 9.10, Bonheur and Ben Jorison 9.8, Levant 9.5, Lull S. i, Sen Sim 9.3. The following horses remain in the Wellington Steeplechase, about 3J miles. —Kaitere 13.3, Phaetonitis 12.0, Haydn 10.13, Waitarere and Irish 10.9, Nadador 10.8, Loch Fyne and Inniskillen 10.5, Khama 9.13, Silicia 9.10, Comfort, Evenlode and Romany King 9.9, Pawa, Needlework, Cavalcade and Carona 9.7. WINTER CUP. By Telegraph—Press Association. * 5 CHRISTCIIURCH, July 13. Maniapoto was scratched for the Winter C-.ip at 4 p.m. to-day. rangitike: facing club, spring meeting. The Spring Meeting of the Rangitikei Racing Club will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, September 18th and 19th. for which the Stewards have issued an attractive programme of fourteen events, with stakes totalling 1,100 sovs, 570 sovs being allocated to the first day and 540 sovs to the second day's races. The events include two steeplechases and one hurdle race each day. On the first day the Rangitikei Steeplechase, 150 sovs, is the principal event of the meeting, and the Clifton Steeplechase, 120 sovs, the best of the second day's events. In the flat races the Spring Handicap (first day) and the September Handicap (second day) are each allotted 110 sovs. The remaining events are all liberally endowed, the stakes ranging from 50 sovs to 70 sovs. Nominations will close with the Secretary, Mr H. A. Goodall, Bulls, on Saturday, August 24th next.