SPORTING. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] D.J.C. Summer Meeting. TRAINING NOTES.

Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1813, 19 February 1884, Page 2

SPORTING. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] D.J.C. Summer Meeting. TRAINING NOTES.

Duneoin, Monday, Cutts was out early this morning with Sou'-weater and' July. He gave them a fine gallop twice round outside the hurdles, in company with Holderne&s, Sou'-westev pulling over his companions all the way. Ray sent Nonsense once round slow, and Vanguard twice at a .steady pace. Hippodamia did a n\\]e b,y her&elf, and was then joined by Whitebait, who finished the Cup distance with her at top speed. Tim Whiffler was sent a similar journey alone, while Mata did similar work on the tan. Taiaroa had a couple of rounds outside the hurdles at a steady pace. Hazard did a serviceable two-mile gallop with Lady Emma. The Wave filly did ljghfc wopk satisfactorily. Jilt and Minerva were sent a mile and a quarter at three-quarter speed, and The Poet a couple of miles at half-pace. Lady Evelyn did light work on the tan. Witherby and Rocket did good work. The Age and Prospero had a capital gallop, both moving well. Salvage went twice round at ha}f» speed, Cauyeyier and Xjltt^e tfqhn did good work, but the doiible event gave Sheehan a, lot of trouble.

! LATEST BETTING. 4 to 1 agsl Nonsense 5 to 1 • Vanguard 5 to 1 Sou'-weßter 8 to 1 Tim Whiffler 9 to 1 Lady Emm* 12 to 1 — ; Hippod&mia 12 to 1 Salvage 14 to I^^ July 14 to 1 Cheviot §Q tq 1 ==a Th.c Pq^. The only change in the betting market is the alteration in Vanguard's position, who j is now almost as good a favourite as Nonsense.

We draw the attention of our reader* to Mr Adam L»yboi\ro w4 C©'«» adTertiiemeat !q'