RACING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9065, 14 April 1908, Page 6

RACING.

FEILDING ACCEPTANCES. J FEEDING, April 13. The following are the acceptances for the first day of the Feilding meeting:— Marigaone Stakes,of 200 sovs., six ; furlongs."— Lord Soult 9.4, Dusky .Morn 8.11, Ballarat 8.9, Motoa 3.9, Irish Rifle 8.8, Maid of Astolat, 8.7, Kitchenmaid 8.5, Gold Thread ,8.4, Little Mary 7.2, Daisy Paul 7.0, Miss Vera 6.7. Kawakawa Hurdles, of 200 sovs,, ;about 2 miles. Gold Dust 11.4, Capulet 10.13, Claremont 10.11, Pushful 10.9, ICillarney 9.11, Prospector 9.9, Aorangi 9.0. Taonui Hack Hurdles, of 100 sovs., one mile and three-quarters. —immolation 11.9, Royal Blue 10.13, The Stake 10.12, Reservoir 10.5, Catapult 10.0, Mount Cook 9.12, Repulse 9.10, Commander 9.8, The ■ Leader 9.6, Defeat 9.3, Akurongo 9.0, Feilding Cup, of 500 sovs., one mile .and a-half. —Waitapu 9.2, Tangimoana 8.12, The Lark 8.8, Moloch S.G, Bourrasque 8.2, The Rand 7.13, Luiret 7.12, Hiro 7.2, JBelario 6.10, Flamen 6.10, Somali 6.7. Onepuhi Hack Welter, of lOOsovs., about one mile.—lkon 10.4, Rangihaeta 9.9, Mahoe 9.9, Flingot 9.2, Scenery 9.0, Motukawa 7.11, Maidi 7.11. Halcombe Welter, of 200sovs,. ■se/en furlongs.—lrish Rifle 10.9, R2ndrcck 8.9, Daisy Paul 8.7, Climax 8.6, Probability 8.5, Little Mary 8.4, Miss Vera 7.13, Silver L-nd 7.13, Gleam 7.13, King Post 7.11, Hatle'y 7.11. Ongo Hack, of 100 sovs., about five furlongs.—lkon 9.9, Vana 8.11, Yosami 8.2, Windage 7.13, Miss Advance 7.12, Investment 7.9, Kai Errin 7.3, Fairland 7.2, Mulg Bill 7.0, Sir Antrim 6.10, Astreaea 6.9, Chase Mab 6.9.

ELLERSLIE NOTES., BY TELEOIIAPII—PRESS ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND, April 13. With the exception of a mile on the sand run by Veronica in lmin 49sec., there was no work of importance at Ellerslie this morning. King Billy, Aborigine. Arc Light, Paritutu, Waihuka, Chanteuse, Finery, North Head, Diamond Star, Woodley, Terahai, Marangi, Stylish, Kir3ty, Mahuta, and Moeraki have arrived, and were on the track this morning, but were restricted to the lightest-exercise.

RICCARTON NOTES. CHRISTCHURCH, April 13. It being an off morning, work was restricted to light work, useful pacing being principally all that was accomplished. S. Waddell arrived yesterday with Zimmerman, Kairoma, Martyrium, North Pole and Rock Ferry, wno were all out this morning. All are looking well, especially Zimmerman. Fleetfoot has unfortunately developed lameness, and will be a doubtful starter at the* meeting.

The autumn meeting of the Wairarapa Racing Club will take place at the popular Tauher enikau| racecourse on Saturday, April 18th, and Monday, April 20th (Easter Monday), and will no doubt attract a large number of visitors on both days. The stakes are substantial in amount, and as the acceptances are large, some good racing should be witnessed. Particulars of the railway arrangements are given in our advertising 1 columns.