LATE SPORTING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8539, 20 September 1907, Page 5

LATE SPORTING.

HAWKE'S BAY WEIGHTS

By Telegraph—Press Association

PALMERSTON N., September 19. Thn following weights have been declared by Mr Henrys for the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's meeting Tomoana Hurdles Kaipetipetl 11.9, St. Albert 11.4, Te Uira 11.2, Golden Comb 10.11, Panteloon and Mauri 9.9. Te Rahui 9.8, Poplar and Iceland 9.7, Cassiopea, Narrow Escape and Airiki 9.0. King Edward Handicap.—Sir Tristram 9.0, Grand Slam 8.9. Helen Portland 8.5, Ellerton 8.2, Mystification, Kurawaka, Elevation 7.12, Nireuku, Lyrist, Gazeley and Oxton 7.8, Downfall 7.7, All Red, and Goldbeater 7.6, Whakawehi 7.3, Chatterer 7.2, Tangimoana 6.10, Lady Warwick 6.9, King's Lynn and Mecca 6.8, Clochette 6.7. Pakowhai Hurdles.—Creusot 11.4, Pushful 11.0, and Asteroid 10.4, Gold Dust and Faro 10.2, St. Albert 10.1, Lavinia 9.7, Nadador 9.4, Rangitoto and Aroha 9.0. Welter Handicap. —Master Delaval 10.9, Paritutu 10.7, Kurawaka 9.8, Polyanthus 9.6, Hipporoiia 9.2, Moral 9.0, Barca 8.11, Arc Light 8.9, King's Lynn, White Lie and The Rand 8.8, Oasis 8.2, Te Rahui, Dan Leno, Reservoir, San Cruz, Oakburne and First Foot 8.0.

Waipatu Hack. — Erl King 9.0, White Lie 8.4, Illustrious and Muskerry 8.2, Comedian and Wallasey 7.13, Lairet 7.11, Sarilla 7.9, Gaiety 7.8, Flower Girl, Scenery, Rose and Lettie 7.7, Pytchley 7.6, Rangipapa, Bobrikoff, North Pole and Sir Fernando 7.5, O'Bri and Toprose 7.3, GoHficld, Napier, Hapuka, and Adventure 7.0, Snowstell 6.9. Flying Handicap.—King Billy 9.0, Golden Gate 8.4, Loftus 8.3, Eona 8.1, Oxton and Gold Crest 7.13, Douche and Fairy 7.8, Pearl Reef 7.5, Chi:ane 7.3, Miilenial 7.0, Lady Warwick and Starina 6.12, Linkless 6.11, Muskerry 6.10, Eland and Lily 6.7.

Ey Telegraph—Press Association

Received September 20, 12.31 a.m. SYDNEY, September 19. Poseidon, with a light -weight up, went once round in 2min ISftsec —the best time ever registered on the Randwick track.

By Telegraph—Press Association

Received September 20, 12.31 a.m MELBOURNE, September 19.

The prospect of Solution taking part in the races at Caulfield and Flemington seems more and more remote. It is not unlikely that the mare's usefulness on the racecourse has ei>led. She has done very little work lately, 31 is now stated that her trainer has resorted to swimming exercises.