CAMBRIDGE JOCKEY CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING.

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1683, 19 April 1883, Page 2

CAMBRIDGE JOCKEY CLUB'S A UTUMN MEETING.

The following entries have been received for the events of the above meeting on the 2nd and 3rd prox. First Day HURDLES. Wawauga Chandler Smike Lone Hand Catch'cm Mount Hastings Loch Lomond Spoitsman Pastime Harkaway Clirisfcmas MIIORTS. Vanity Stanley Yictoiy Orakau Rewi Robert- the-Devil CUi*. Normatiby Barney Billingsgate Doctor Taipouii Whispering Jack Tim WhifHer Libeller Hippoilatnia L.itmu Mastery \laoii Fislnvoinan Lone ITand Lairy Meilin Ken il worth m unisN stkkplkciiase. Mulcachy Bios. Fear Not Count Saint Cruiser MAIDEX I'LATK. Snake Vanity Bulls' itye Victoiy Whispeiiiiß Jack Hector TKOI'TIXU lIAN'OrCAP. Punch Tokoroa Fanny (Jlciigarry Geneial Simon Bob Polly Merrylegs

Second Day. lIUKDLI'S. Wawanga Harkaway Smike Chandler Catchem Lone Hand Hastings Mount Sportsman Loch Lomond Miro Pastime JeiU\ator Clnistnias rCTBHCAN'S) PTRsn. TBainey j Konilwoith Rew i Normandy Doctor Billingsgate Robcrt-thc-Pevil Gilderoy Wliibpenng Jack Hippodamia Libeller Mystery La to lid Lany Maoii Irishwoman Lone Hand Lyue Meilm STEEPLECHASE. Fear Not Lone Hand Smike Mount .Sportsman Loch Lomond <J eilw ater Pastime Hai kawdy Cinifatmas Chandler WAIKATO PLATE. Vanity Omega Victona Bull's Eye Itewi Taipoun Stanley It will be seen from the above entries that the Cambridge Jockey Club have been successful in securing the most numerous entries which have yet been received for any race meeting in Waikato, and as the names will show some of the best blood in the colony has entered for the meeting*. This is a fact upon which the club are deserving of the warmest congratulation. The Cup, with nineteen entries, promises to be the greatest event of the kind which has ever been witnessed on a Waikato racecourse. The entries for the other events speak for themselves The only thing now wanting to make the meeting a successful one is fine weather, when we have little doubt the public of Waikato will not fail to recognise the efforts of the club in securing such excellent sport, and Auckland may be relied upon to furnish a large contingent to assist at the meeting.