RACING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9099, 27 May 1908, Page 6

RACING.

SOUTH WAIRARAPA CHARI- •: TABLE TROTTING CLUB. The following handicaps have beer. declared by Mr J. H. Pollock for the South Wairarapa Charitable Trotting Club's meeting:— Greytown Handicap Trot, 2 miles —Dr Cutney scr, Austrey 7sec, Rockwood 7sec, Eland 15sec, Silver Girl 18sec, Kalmea 22sec, Bangor and Young Victor 28sec, Ticket, Ploughboy, and Governor 30sec, Pierotte, T»i AAaauri and Fiery Cross 33sec, Uoihlin 36sec, Poriri 40sec. Tamahau Mahupuku Memorial Handicap Trot, 2 miles—King George acr, Dr Cutaey 2sec, Rockwood 9sec, Blacklock Usee, Eland 17aec, Craigarusky Usee, Dickie 23sec, The Flasher 25iec, Young Victor, Childstjne and Bangor 30sec, Ploughboy and Governor 32sec, Pierotte, Te Awahuri, Butterfly, Fiery Cross, anJ biary 35dec, Rothlin 38sec, Poriri and Chips 42see, Golden Child 48sec. Kempton Park Handicap Trot, 1} mile— George scr, Craigarusky 123<ic, Ngaraima, 16sec, Dick G 17 sec, Marathon 18sec, Childstone, Bangor, Young Victory, and Tuhu- . rangi 22s»c, Fairfield II and Straight Mat 25: sec, Butterfly, Blanch R, Glory and Tocllar 27sec, Giggles 28 863, Flirty 27sec, Cast Pearl 30sec, ' Fraehold 30sec, Deborah 32seo, Chips 32sec3, Queen Anne 32sec. Ladies' Bracket Handicap, one mile.—King George scr., Rockwood 4sec,' Blacklock ssec. Eland 7sec, Dick G. 12aec, The Flasher 12sec, Childstone 14sec, Tuhurangi 14sec, Glory I7aec, Fiery Cross 17sec, Pylades 19sec, Blanch R., Poriri aw 1 Jarvis 20sec, Unnamed and Freehold 21sec, Deborrah, Chips, Postboy, Scamper, lronwood, Old Census and Rahari Tuarua 24sec. Birthday Handicap Trot, one mile. —Austrsy scr, Silver Girl Bsec, Ngaraitna 9sec, Barmegue 9sec, Kalmea llabc, Lady Kate 12sec, Marathon ISsec, Reality 14sec, Fairfield 11. 15sec, Straight Mat and Woodburn Ladlßsec, Giggles 22sec, Glemdol, Pylades, Toddler and Flirty 223 ec, Cast Pearl and Miss Rothrchild 23 sec, Irish Molly, Child Agnes, Sunday, Queen Anne and Golden Child 25sec. , President's Handicap Trot, 1 mile —Austrey scr, Silver Girl Bsec, Barmegue 9aec, Kalmea Usee, Lady Kate 12sec, Ticket 14sec, Reality 14 anc, Fairfield 11. 15sec, Straight Mat, Woodburn Lad and Fiery Cross 18 se-!, Poriri 20sec, Blanch R, Giggles, Jarvis, Pylades, Toddler, and Flirty 22sec, Cast Pearl, Unnamed, and Misa Rothschild 23sec, Deborah, Irish Molly and Queen Anne 25sec.

Acceptances for all handicap events andl entries for the Maiden Trot close with the secretary, Mr W. Armstrong, at the Club Hotel, Greytown, at 9 o'clock to-morrow night. BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION. WANGANUI, May 26._ Following are the principal winning owners at the Wanganui Jockey Club-meeting:—James Orr, £370; Juhn Clark, £265; A. F. Douglas, £250; Jas. Bull, £200; J. Maher, £145; Mrs Jas. Bull, £120; W. Homes, £IOO. TURF NOTES. • (By "Zetland.") By winning the Wanganui Steeplechase, of three miles, the Martin-borough-owned Tilson registered a good performance. The Lethp gelding was turned out in nice solid condition by George Freeth, and was very capably ridden by T. Pritchard, who is making a name for himself this season in the matter of winning rides over obstacles. Tilson, who is owped by Mr J. Orr, the wellknown Martinborough owner, was bred by Mr R. Tilson, of Ponatahi, near Greytown. When the horse won the Hunt Steeplechase, at Taratahi, in September last, he jumped in such a capable manner, galloped so resolutely, and finished like a stayer, that the writer, *in writing of the form shown at the meeting, expressed the opinion that would make a worthy competitor in open steeplechases. The victory in the Wanganui Steeplechase practically - bears this opinion out. Sir Artegal is being wintered in Masterton. The colt has grown considerably since racing last spring, and should make a good three-year-old. Satisfactory acceptances should follow the weights for the Otaki meeting, which will open on June 3rd. The Wairarapa entrants for the Raukawa Cup, (Aboriginal Bst, Ritfemaid 7st 111b Merrie Zealand 7st 51b, Sandix 6st 71b) appear to be nicely treated, but will have to be at their best in order to hold their own against the top weights Mahuta, Waitapu, Bourrasque and Cross Battery. Although unsuccessful at Wanganui, Motoa 9st 51b, has been given his full weight irl the Rangiuru Handicap, in which Penates 7st 111b and Simplex 7st 21b are well treated. 'ln the Hack Hurdlfi Handicap, Letherin list has been harshly treated on being asked to give weight to winners like Snip, Mount Cook, St. Amelia and Rawhiti. The Lethe gelding has not yet started in a hurdle race, so might have been let off with at least ten pounds less.

FOOTBALL. The following- will represent the tparn of Old Boys, to play against Aluion junior?, on Thursday, on the Sctioolgr.ound: Pauling. Brown, Troy, Daniall, Flaws (2), Milne, Winchester, Gallic, Golder, Boyd, H. Biilington, Harris, V. Williams, A. Iggul ■idll. T ie following are the Bush Union's fixtures for Saturday next: Elcetahma v. Pahiutua, at Eketahuna; Wirtjaha v. ILikanui, at Nireaha; liamu i v. Mangatainoka, at Harnua. Tne teim to represent Dalefield jigiinit i'o Ord o.e, at Dalefield, on Sicurday, ia aa followd/.—C. G. Allan, H. Playle, G. Neilsen, B. ( btandou, A. Welch, C. August, P. Lee, H. tuehaids, A. Cdnwell, M. Gavey, W. Ashton, A. Udy, W. Hart, G. Hart, W. Smith.