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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8542, 24 September 1907, Page 6

.Recevvea September 23, 9.35 a.m. SYDNEY, September 23. Mr Dan O'Brien's colt Maranui, on the grass track, with a light weight tip, caused a sensation by galloping a mile in lmin 42Asec—a record for the season. AVONDALE GUINEAS. By Telegraph—Press Association. AUCKLAND, September 23. The following are the acceptances for the Avondale Guineas, one mile, to be run next Thursday:—Cadence, Carmania, Maheno, Leira, Lady Ferris, Mr Timi Kara's colt by Eton —lrona, Ney, Royal Sonlt, Waiotahi, Quadroon, Don, Hannibal, Wauchope, Nedctie, Portlight, Pohutu, and Epsom Lass. W'ANCANUI ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph—Press Association. WANGANUI, September 23. The following acceptances have been received by the Wanganui Jockey Club for the hack events on the first day of the Spring Meeting : Gonvilie Hack Hurdles, 1 mile 5 furlongs.—Le Beau 11.4, Oryx 10.6, Maui and Hurimoana 10.0, Cassiopea 9.5. Yeulba and Te Kainui 9.2. Putiki Hack Handicap, 1 mile.— Irish Rifle 8.9., All Red 8.5, Belario 8.0, White Star, Dulcinea and Uhlando 7.12, Daisy Paul 7.11, Wai"rarapa 7.9, Sylvan Park 7.5, Flingot 7.4, Catapult 7.1, Ancyle, Anemone, Xavier and Waione 7.0.

WANGANUI TRAINING NOTES. By Telegraph—Press Association. - WANGANUI, September 23. Downfall, Gold Crest, All Red, Swimming Belt and Herevvard arrived on Saturday. Very little work was done on the track yesterday morning, the best galiop beinq; a half-mile by Muskerry in 51sec. The weather this morning was fine. Gold Crest and All Red galloped a mile, the latter finishing slightly ahead. Glenculloch, Goldbeater, and Swimming Belt ran a mile and a quarter, finishing together, though the latter looked to hold his companions safe. Assayer, General Kuroki, Le Beau and Mauri were given a round over hurdles. Assayer ran off at the second obstacle; the others jumped well throughout, and finished together. Explode and White Star covered a round at three-quarter pace, then sprinted the last seven furlongs. King's Birthday and St. Bill ran five furlongs together, neither being extended. The time lmin 7Jsec. Lerida did a couple of rounds over hurdles. Maniapoto was sent thvee rounds at a very solid pace, pulling hard all the way. Nordoff and Mulga Bill sprinted . four furlongs, the former showing most pace. Downfall moved freely over two rounds at three-quarter pace. Flying Wind streaked half a mile in 53sec. Wairarapa and Hereward were associated ii a half-mile spin, the time registered being 52$ sec. Armistice gal--1 )ped two rounds at a strong pace, having the San Fran—Melinite filly as companion on the first round, and Guiding Step on the last circle. The New Zealand Cup candidate shaped very pleasingly,and finished strongly. Helen Portland and Signor ran five furlongs, taking lmin 6Jsec. A large number of others did useful work.