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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10222, 25 April 1911, Page 5

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WELLINGTON ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph — Fress Association. WELLINGTON, Last Night. Following are the acceptances for the Wellington Racing Club's autumn meeting:— First Hurdle Handicap, one mile and threequarters.— Sunray 9.12, Tor belle 9.10, Bally Shannon 9.5, Whitsstone and British Rifle 9.0. Waiwetu Handicap,- seven furlongs. Irish Rifle 9.13, Sea Queen 9.3, Flingot 9.2, St. Felix 8.13, Bracken 8.11, Toanga 8.9, Kilostere 8.9, Hiiarian 8.0, Mira 8.0. Silver stream Handicap, seven furlongs.— Floater 9.0, Brown Trout 8.11, Longwood 8.5, Canterbury 8.0, Laius and Deploy 7.12, Odessa, Moutoa Girl and Silver Bullet 7.7, Icel 7.2, Golden Age, Lady Volley, Foreshot, St. Brandon and Retainer 7.0. Thompson Handicap, one mile.— Equitas 9.2, Gold' Lace 8.12, Full Rate 8.12, Boanerges 7.9, Iranui 8.9, Sharpshooter 8.5, Vice-Admiral 8.4, Gipsy Belle 7.12, Irish Rifle 7.10, Dearest 7.9, Woodhey 7.8, Cheddar 7.8, My Lawyer 7.8, "vVimmera and Genius. 7.6, Kauroa 7.3, Sea Queen Gunboat 6.13, Mulga Bill, Vibration 6.10, Lady Moutoa 6.7. Plunket Nursery Handicap, five furlongs.— Bootle 8.6, Avarice 8.8, Royal Scotch 8.8, Aphae 8.3, Terebenth 7.11, Khamsin 7.7, St. Peters--1 burg 6.13, Mazurka 6.9, Abercoad, Aloha and Mount Victoria 6.7. Railway Handicap, six furlongs.— Equitas 9.10, Obsono 9.10, Gold Lace 9.4, Effort and Tumut 8.10, Gipsy Belle 8.9, Sunburn 8:8, Formless 8.8, Nyland 8.3, Formby 7.10, Sea Queen 7.6, Mon Ami 6.12, Thetis, Te Kahurangi, and Zealand 6.7. Tinakori Handicap, six furlongs.— Montiform 8.12, Allurement 8.6, Longstep 8.0, Master Sylvia 7.13, Deploy 7.11, Kina, Rongomau and Makara 7.8, Miss Murphy 7.7, Septimus 7.3, Turna 7.Q, Royal Knight, Bees, Varna and Egypt 6.7. Final Payments, for the North Island Challenge Stakes, 1911, seven furlongs.— Penates, Orion, Masterpiece, Counterfeit, Madam Madcap, Flitaway, Bronze, Peirene, Mazurka, Danube, Gipsy Belle, rn c by Gordon Rouge—St. Cyr mare, Peter Pan, Aphaea, St. Petersburg, Aloha, Sunburnt, Vice-Admiral, Bandiera, Culprit. New Zealand St. Leger Stakes, 1911, one mile and threequarters.— B c by Eton—Cyreneinne, Nithsdale, Mira, Kilostere, Danube, St. Bees, King Soult.

LOWER VALLEY JOCKEY CLUB. A meeting of the stewards of the Lower Valley Jockey Club was held on Saturday afternoon, Messrs A. D. McLeod, (in the chair), H. Mackay, 0. Benton, J. Orr, J. Jackson, J. I Martin, C. Brewer, R. Clephane, J. McDougall, and R. Flynn being present. Correspondence was received from : ! The Secretary of the Wellington Racing Conference, intimating that applications for dates of meetings must be sent April 29th. Same, re starting horses without the accident fee being paid, and advising that the penalty for same would be enforced. The matter of recommending to the Metropolitan Club that certain horses be placed on the forfeit list, was left in the hands of the chairman. Intimation was received that the person leasing the course would relinquish same at the end of his term. The chairman stated that notwithstanding the impression that some had to the. contrary, he had good reai son to believe that the Club would i continue to exist. [ It was resolved, on the motion of the chairman, that the Club apply for Dominion Day and the day following, as the dates of the next meeting. The chairman said he.would be in Wellington when the commission met, and as soon as he had ascertained the decision re dates, he would call a meeting of stewards. The matter of. outstanding members' subscriptions was • held over till next meeting. The secretary was • instructed .to convey the thanks of the Club to Mr J. Chesham, for timber supplied by him.