TRAINING NOTES.
[BY TKLEUIUPH.— rUKSS ASSOCIA HON.] Chuisi'CHUßCh, Monday. " Sencx," in The Pi e-s to-day, discussing the final acceptor fertile Metropolitan Meeting says, most of the def.uilters can be accounted for without blame. Mahguer is bioken down, and so has Fusilade, but Pasha, Cteniorne and Torrent are Hying at nigh game, they all three having continued their engagement in the Cup. First Lord has been reserved for the Derby, for which he was backed for a few more hundreds on Saturday night. Only Derringer, Fiv»t Lord, and St. lyes passed out of the New Zealand Cup. It is expected chat a field of 16 horses will compete, but it is feared that the pen will have to be run through Tasman's name, he having pulled up \ery lame after a gallop on Satuiday. This is greatly to be regretted, as he has met with a good deal of all-iound .-upport, and promised to strip in a better nick than ever he has in his life. This morning Nelson coveveJ a couple of miles m such good foim as to raise him in public estimation. He bids fair to lead in the betting before the flag falls. Waitiri and Aitillery also imptove every day.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2237, 9 November 1886, Page 3
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