SPORTING.
NEW ZEALAND CUP WEIGHTS. (By Association.) CHRISTCH.URCH, Last Night,. The New Zealand Cup weights ato as follow—Bohrikoff 9.6, Midniphi Sun 8.13, Masterpiece 8.11, Goldiiuder and Bon Ton 8.9, Bronze 8.5, Bloriot 8.4, La Reina 8.3, . Labour Day 8.2, Undecided 8.3, Domino, Sir Solo and Mira 8.1, Soldiers' Chorus, Cheddar, Haskayne and Empeiador 8.0, Byron 7.12. King Mark, 7.11, Fort William 7.10, Quarantine andi Poton 7.9, Expect 7.8. Bulletin, Thrax and Sonite 7.7, Tannhauser and Kopu 7.6, Sinapis, Multiply, Peroneal and Mowbray 7.5, Passadena 7.4, Sea Pink and Rinaldo 7.3, Cherubini 7.1, Salzburg 7.10, Royal Arms, Roosevelt and Ogier 6.13, Lady Moutoa. Imagination,. S! evador e and St. Francis 6.12, Julian 6.11, Ceylon 6.10. Gapon, Ariom, Monorail, Sir Daniel. Mangaroa, Immer, Sallici, and Multifid gelding *6.9, Bonnie Boy, Invader, Martel and Birkfnl 6.8, Brown Trout, Waikehua, i Braeburn, Goldi Cup, Mere, Yankee Doodlf, Lady Marcia, Tiwari, Corrie, Kimbombi. Aviator, Arohakau; Sir Moseloy, Bodemham, Guiding Way, Anguish; The Summit, Bon Rain, and Somniform 6.7. /'- (By "Also Started.") Dannevirke nominations fall due on Monday next, August 25th. G. Neich has A team of four horses in work on the Clareville tracks: Suratura has wintered well, and is" bowling along in nice style. The ;other three members of Neich's; team are and comprise a; fuUbrothep to Suratura (Sarar-en--Wai-tuTa), a fourfyearmold filly by Aehille% —Merry : Maiden, arid a, chestnut colt by Conqueror. ' . ' Mir C. F. Vallanoe's steeplechaser Nedra got mixed up with ono of the fences while contesting the Lincoln Steeplechas at Rioeartori on Saturday and knocked her stffle' about badly. It is expected she will be off the , scene for •', scrae time, - and the con- ' templated trip to Sydney may have to be abandoned. •..'... The locally-owned trotter Princess Bruce was amongst the starters at last w«ek but failed to run into money. The track proper on the.Clareville course is being top-dressed and re-,. turfed in places by Caretaker Hodder'. Amongst the entries in the Electric Handicap atS the Marton spring meeting appears the riaime of the Masterton-bred horse St. Brandon. Pip, winner of. thei&yx Hurdle was'f this grass* .wio;;noTv rap' AuGklarid , way.. ; : Pip.ia an aged: hay gelding;by .Merrie j ~..;', •■TheGisborne trainer G. Jones has no-r less than twenty-three horsejs entrusfted to his care. .' : *•'.;•• {Sir George Olifford has decided i&at; Antagonist shall stand at ,th?., stud this season at a fee of lOgas.'^'' • ■• flxtMes< !; '_..:•= : ; September 3—Marton "Jockey Club. September 10—-Bannevirke Racuag -■:■ Club. .■'..,.,.., ..::., .-. ' • ; *:
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 19 August 1913, Page 3
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398SPORTING. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 19 August 1913, Page 3
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