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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10602, 8 April 1912, Page 7

BASTE® HANDICAP, of 1000 govs., oho anile. 1. Donald McLeod' br m Ivakama fS'oult-Winsomo), syrs, 7.6 (Deeley) 1 2. W. Walter's General Latour, 8.8 2 6. Soultoria 3 Also started— Boanerges, Domino, Antoinette, Ooromandel, Goklsize, Crown -Pearl, Banians, Gloy, Wee 01-' ga, La Reina, First Wairiki. General Latour delayed the but _ was first away,- and loci into the straight.' A magnificent finish resulted in Kakarna securing the verdict by a neck, with a head between second and third. Time, lniin. 4-osecs. Tramway Handicap, of 200 soys., five fuv'ongs.— Bootle 8.6; 1; Lucille 7.3, 2; Salute 8.5, 3. Also started— Royal Soult, Oam- Queen,' Hobungat&hi, Adiby, Harei-oa, Blue Garment, Bowber.s, Bogey, Cloudy Dawn, Solitude. Won by. one and y : y quarter lengths.,- three lengths between second' and third- Time, Win.' 3-sth 1 sees'." Onslow Stakes, of 125 sovs., .5 furDevastation' 7.4: (Stenning) 1 • Prince Merriwee 8.3, 2; Indulgence 7;4, 3. Also started— Centenarv, Bottle Abby,. l'olota, All worthy, HsUelfcon, Prince' King, Taverna, Salvanni. Won 'by a length, lime, 1 min. 3-ot'li sec. -Nelson Handicap, ot 125 sovs., one mile.— Sea" Pink 8.0 (C. Jenkins) 1, Tiresome 8.9, 2 ; Parewai 7.6, 3. Also started— Manuwera, Kopane, Watch j Chain, Maui Nina, Blue Mount, Lady I Betty, Worcester, Pukewera, Tinua, Royal Irish, Sui-p-his, Rutter, Hemisphere, Collier Lad, Nigat'muru-, Cbuntree, Wairiki Rose. Won by a ne:-k. three lengths between second and third. Time, lrnin. 42secs. Eden Handicap, of 200 sovs,, seven furlongs.— Jack DelavaJ 7.8 (Stenning) 1; Mahmga 6.13, 2; Admiral Soult 6.12, 3. Also started— Maliera), Ashby, Outward, Flying Soult, Grenadier, Peggy Pryde, Hyperion, Tokc, Tumat, Tangnvai. Won easily I by four lengths, lime, lmin 27 4-3 •eos. 1 TO-DAY'S ACCEPTANCE'S. | (By Telegraph—Press Association.) AUCiKLAiNtO, Last' Night. The following handicaps for the second day of the A.R.C. meeting have 'been declared:— Stewards' Handicap, one mile. —Sir Arte,gal 9.0, Maheno 7.8, Wee Olga 7.4, Flying Soult 7.3, Mahinga 7.1, Admiral Soult 6.13, Kaween and r l aketumu 6.7. •Manger© Handicap, six furlongs.— Ivanewera 8.10, Waiowera 8.7, Bow Bell® 8.6, Kopane and Hareroa 7.13, Manurere, Haku and Tobias /.11, Watch Chain, and Blue Mount 7.8, Parawai 7.7, Cloudy Dawn and Muskewai 7.6, Royal Irish 7.4, Almeida 6V12, Worcester, Surplus,y.Xgatimuni ,aiid Spatfish .7-3, Rditter. .7.2,' .Hemisphere, Pet, Tangiwai, Aviator, Takanini, and Lord Delaval 6.12. Great Northern Oak®, one mile and a half.— Counterfeit 9.6, Kaween 8.10, Miss Winsome 8.10, Whakarahia 8.10, War Scare 8.3, Wdriki Rose 8.3. St. Goorge'iS Handicap, one mile ! and a quarter.— General Latour 8.9, j Soultoria 8.7, Boanerges 8.5, Domino ! 8.2, Antoinette 8.1, o.r Artegal 8.1, ' 1 Ooromandel 7.11, Maxwell 7.8, Mo:ioj plane 7.7, Sea E':f 7.1, St. A mans 1 6.12, Gloy 6.12, Ngapuka 6.9, La Reina 6.7, Tiresome 6.7. Huia Handicap.— Boanerges 9.0, Kaka.nu 8.10, Salute 8.7, Jack Delaval 8.3, Our Queen 8.0, Hohunga- ' tahi 7.12, Goklsize and Crown Pearl 7.11, Lucille 7.7, Arhby 7.4, Outward 7.2, Jena 6.8. Aittnmn, Steculec-liase. Pleiades 11.0, Sol 11.0, Loch Fvno 10.10, Wobfoot 10.1, Hunakaha 10.1, Tui Gikobau 9.11, Bully and Hautere 9.9, Cbmmandcr 9.8, Beeline, Dinkum, Mi hi ura and Re-he. 9.7. Victoria Handicap, five -furlongs.— Our King 9.7, Prince Soult 9.1, Tact 8.8, Blerict 8.6, Monoline 8.5, Monorail 8.5. Lanr.iaco&t 8.1, Haskey.no 8.2, ,-Prince Mo.-riwee S.o, De\ astation 7.8, Indulgence and Potoa 6.12, Semoline 6.10. Auckland Wcltei - Handicap, one mile.— Wee Olga and Sea Pink 8.5, Ngapuka ard Sph.nx 8.3, Tiresome 8.1, G renad-icr.,/Ruatangata, Explos'ive. Hviuerion and Master Jack 8.0.

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