TURF NOTES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10231, 6 May 1911, Page 5

TURF NOTES.

(By "Ginger.'*)

I Horses from Masterton stables did I good execution at the Mirlborough meeting thjs week. The double win | of Gunboat was exceedingly popular among local sports, and MeCrrath is to be congratulated upon his success. ■ First Consul ran a great, race on the first day of Marlborough meeting,. and his party had a good win over him. At last Septimus has 'scored. Gallagher has persevered with the' Offi- < cer gelding, and deserves Ms suc- [ oess. A good N many MJasteritbh i sports backed Mm to win the shorter ( race on the second day at Marlbor- [ ough, but their judgment was misplaced. Septimus paid a nice price ' in the six furlongs event. ' Zealand ran disappointingly at Blenheim, and his party were' not at all pleased with his performance. Tumut is coming on nicely, but does not appear yet 'to be quite «ready. Undecided has proved a good one for Ms owner this season. His form at Wellington was maintained at I Marlborough. Tlie.Marlborough Club is to be ppn- ! gratulated upon the splendid, finanj cial result of its meeting. The totalisator takings were nearly £6OOO in excess of those at the same- meeting ilast year. I The Euroclydoiii gelding Beacon is j in winning form just now, and Rose I has given the owner some good re- • turns ait recent meetings. ! Hilarian 'has proved somewhat of. | a disappointment of late. The San I Fran gelding lias been backed to win. j ton several recent occasions,, but" has I not done justice to- either himself;•<?}• ' his owner.