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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8550, 7 October 1907, Page 5

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- -« ■— NAPIER PARK ACCEPTANCES

By Telegraph—Press Association. NAPIER, October 6. The following acceptances have been received, for the Napier Park Racing Club's Spring Meeting:— Greenmeadows Hack Hurdles, If mile.—Te Uira 11.8, Golden Comb 10.8, Te Rahui 9.13, Poplar 9.8, Laura 9.6, Earmark 9.G. . Trial Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs.. —Hydo Park 8.13, Prize Bloom and Ahei 8.5, Pumoana 8.3, Commander and Hippolytus 8.2, San Fernando and Sandstream 7.12. Taradale Handicap Hurdles, ]g mile.—Pushful 10.10, Assayer 10.9, St. Albert 9.13, Lavinia 9.2, Aroha. and Nadador 9.0. County Hack Handicap, 1 mile.— San Cruz 9.0, Reservoir 8.5, Sarilla 8.4, Dan Leno 8.3. White Lie and: Comedian 8.0, Gaiety 7.6, Oakburne 7. J), Crackpot 7.4, Scenery 7.0. Park Stakes Handicap, 1£ mile. — Mystification 9.0, Hipporofla 8.12, Whakawehi 8.9, Douche 8.7, Ellerton 8.3, Uenuku 7.9, Lyrist 7.8, King's Lynn 7.7, Barca 7.5 Clochette: 7.2, Oasis 7.0. Juvenile Handicap, 5 furlongs.— Kopu, Formative and St. Aidon 7.10, Shannon Lass and Splash 7.5, Chanteuse 7.2, Steady 7.1, Girton and Voetgang 6.13. Ahuriri Hack Handicap, 5 furlongs. —Erl King 9.0, North Head 7.12 r Loiret, The Squatter and Pronoun 7.5, Goldfield, Pytchley, Rose Lethe, and Gold Thread 7.0, Snowstell 6.10. Railway Handicap, 6 furlongs.-r-Grand Slam 7.8, Golden Gate 8.3, Moriarty 7.11, Wallassey and Chicane 7.5, Arc Light 7.3, Linkless 6.12, Pearl Reef and Millennial 6.11, Moral and White Lie 6.10.

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. ' By Telegraph—Press [Association. Received October 7, 12.30 a.m. SYDNEY, October 6. Mooltan js favourite for the Metropolitan Handicap at a short price. Apologue, , consequent on his Spring Stakes display, hasfadvanced to within a point of him. Garches has weakened to six points behind Apologue. Camera comes next. Beyond these there is practically nothing in the market. .

MASTERTON CLUB. Play for the championships commenced on Saturday last. The following matches were played:— MEN. First Round. W. P. James beat J. B. Henry—3 up 2 to play, D. Donald beat A. C. Major—2'up. F. H. Elcoate Won from N. D. Bunting by default. C. C. Cox won from A. C. McDonell by default. Second Round. A. B. Lawrence beat.A. Bewley—--7 up 5 to play. The following will meet in the second round, and must play off their matches by next Saturday:— W. P. James plays D. Donald, F. H. Elcoate plays C. C. Cox. W. H. Robieson plays W. H. L. Galwey. LADIES. "' . First Round. Mrs Henry beat Mrs James—4 up 2 to play. Misc E. Robieson beat Miss Holmes —6 up sto play. Miss J. Robieson beat Miss Payton —1 up 3 to play. Miss K. Booth beat Mrs McDonell —4 up 3 to play. In the second round, to be played by next Saturday, Mrs Henry plays Miss E. Robieson, and Miss J. Robieson plays Miss K. Booth. MEDAL COMPETITION. The best cards handed in for the Second Grado Men's Medal Competition (36 holes), the last round of which will be played next Saturday, are as follow: Gross Net S. H. S. A. C. Paul 107 16 91 G. G. Aitken 107 12 95 E. J: Mirams 119 24 95 C. Perry 123 P. Gordon 130 20 110 LADIES' CHALLENGE ROSE BOWL. .' The final round for this trophy will be played off on Wednesday afternoon next. Players are requested to arrange their opponents.