The programme of the meeting of the Upper Hutt Trotting Club, to be held on November 9, appears in our advertising columns.
Our Wairarapa correspondent writes as follows :

The Wairarapa Trotting Club has de cided to affiliate with the Wellington Asso ciation.
The Wairarapa Trotting Club has decided to hold their annual meeting in November on the Akura racecourse near Masterton.
The Club have drafted a programme of seven events, the biggest money being awarded to the two miles and a half harness trot.
Mr Fabian’s Cup candidate Britain and two two-year-olds left Greytown for Hast ings on Wednesday, all looking well. A Carterton sportsman has announced his intention of presenting a starter’s flag to the Taratahi-Carterton Racing Club.
SYDNEY NEWS. Realm, a Sydney Cup winner, retires to the stud this season.
Mr Hordern’s Nordenfeldt colt, Cannon, who has been turned out for a spell, has just been taken in hand again. Cannon was a strong tip for the Newmarket Han dicap.
The New Zealand horses Loyalty, Laun ceston, Response, Royal Eose, Three Star, Acone, The Dancer, and Fhilson, are each doing good work at Randwick, according to training notes.
Mr E. E. A. Oatley, owner of the Rose hill racecourse, Sydney, who intends visit ing England, purposes forming a syndicate to send a team of racehorses to England in charge of a competent trainer, as he is of opinion the colonial horses will hold their own against the English horses. They will require to keep out of the way of such as Isinglass and La Fleche !

RACING IN NEW ZEALAND.
