Mi h\ctt disclosed the weights toi the forthcoming Wellington meeting on Fnd.u last and his compilation Ins been the duet topic ot com elation amonest tui htes en ci since. Umhm.il satisfaction is expressed at the \wu in v.hich he has hi ought the hoi ses to gether and Luge fields should face the staitor in each event on the caicl -As this wi'l be nn last opportune ot le fernng to the meeting before it takes place I shall endeavour to tr\ and gn c lm readers some idea of what horses it will he safest to invest their money on should the\ be inclined to do so Crusoe and Halbeidiei occupy pucle ot place in the Waiwetu Handicap, lun o\er seven furlongs, with 9st 41b and 9st 31b respectively. The latter, with 31b m his favour, beat the son of Cimser ea&ilv at Feilchng over a mile and a-halt. Since then, Crusoe has captured a stake over a mile course with 9st olb, thus pro\ ing that he is improving. As both have an engagement m the Thompson Handicap, latei in the day, I do not think it a.t all likely that they will try conclusions in the event under notice. Queen's Guaid, West Guard, Fleka. and Tsantza hewe got good racing weights the former carrying the same burden (Bst (>lb) that she bore to victoiv in Wanganui. West Guard and Fleka have winning form to recommend them, a? have also Abvdos, Rebel, la Te Pake Tradewind. and Menura As the ac eeptiances close too late for me to select from I am somewhat in the dark as le- gards owners' intentions, but with a start I shall pin my faith to Menura Rebel and Te Pake in that order Tort uJ La lOst 31b, St. Michael 9st 101 band Battleaxe 9st ()lb, are at the head" of the list for the Thompson Han dicap over a mile. 