SPORTING. The Dunedin Cup.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1966, 12 February 1885, Page 3

SPORTING. The Dunedin Cup.

[in IKLKLHAIMI.— PKKhS ASSOOI VTIoX.I DUNKIMS, Tuesday. Twiw wa> vci.vtclicd fi>i thu Jhmedin ('up .it twentvhve minutes pn>t tuehe toil i,y Adaimntis mpoited to ha\e done tlio biM gallop "ii the iau.c<>iu-e thi^ hC.i s,.h, .mil li.i— .Kh.inci'd tulOO to ">, at which in ice lie h.i>« hct'ii backed foi .1 yood -t.ilve. W.vpiti n now n.s Rood .1 fi\<mntc fm liiniu'V f"i the Dunedin Cup as Vaii^'uaid, .mil the l)e*t offor ohtain.iUlp m Wellington, whcie the piincipal liookniakeis aie.is 100 to 2-") ; Lady Kilnna and Ciptuiii Welntei aie each (|untud <vt 100 t<> 14, .vnd Faulknei iit 100 to 7. \Y cdne-<day. At Foilmrv thi-, inorning, Taiaio.i, and CiipUiu Webstci had .i gallop (if two mile-. Adamant, after galloping two round*, was joined by Tichboine, who In ought him home past the other round. Lady Emir a \v*s >mt fcwico khmkl at hnlfsfieed, and was then picked up by Matanak i, hni-!miffthfl last mile f.t-t. Mafciinkas >tv\r of going wan nnith udmurd. Vanguard and Wapiti are now cq.ml fa\oiuite-> fm the Cup.

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