SECOND DAY'S RACING.

AMiOTHEIR! U^EGE ATTENUAKCJEi. ifThia sidconldi day's na.oi.ng Wm held! at Pairarwtaii this aiftei-xnoon . in th» pi^ fiietnc©'lTT<ii recmid latittendanicie. Th:e upcoiunita^y .tflaliinß btt'ouigihlti a laa-ge oocqitiingcmrti .of visitors, 'aimd tliiet pr'eitity cairrsiel vflm ca-oiwidctdtwitfli speotiaibors.. Tfo& acmptiataxKS w!6iJe isatikfaicitioiy, thiouigih feJ\V oiieiw ihlonsiesi filoan Aaidk.liaand puib im «ni a;ppean'ainie©. llhd airmamigenxemitisi ■wiepe, aisi usuiai, cionifplete. K);i9iuli;t,9 'uip t!o tihe ifctoae of giving to pnceis ao.*e as unso'fiarl: TIH^,M!E(SI HORIDLES' of 80sav».,lJ miles. Windsors Cbiitoimdie, 10.6 (O'Oonnelll) 1.. WilWsiGleiiiaJbyn, 10U (Tmticiheoai) 2 ' Dumr'obim (9.6) ate® stiaii'ted, but Ml alb tiiß ft^tl jvemlp. GfeniaJllbiyiii. led the mlatjor paulb of ; 'tihei disfeuiioei, but Cbatonbde chiallcaaged.ini *h.e oopiolu'dhig .sitiag-ei-s ■ iamd thlei pair ?oie .to th.c latati juimip together. GHenalbyn; etHuak ■and itihis •tihsreiw him omt of hi® stliiidd and. Cbromlaide: ■won by about hlallf a length. Uiimlei, 2.59. 'SECOKID .MiAiliDiElN .HAN'DIOAfI*, of nosovs.. 6 fuirloAgvs. Ailison^i Tuo'uibleisonxei, 8.10 1 HhmsiomiVs Zulupfei, 7.9 (TW-ggjeir) 2 Licvve's Vailaimlbi'O'Sa, 8.8 ••• 3 Alsioi stenitieid : _ Giiiftering: Siaimd'*, Gluieitiana, Msisi Aviilanldh©, Blu'dbaim!, Zeanile, Oiliisipciein,. Splendl'd raca. Viallannibro'sai wlaiii lcadiing 1 :buti in tih© biusiaiies? end YalaiiuibrWiai 'and Tr!oaibkls!amiei -took tih,e lead and a gloioid finish sany the foirineir Avin by half a dtong-tift. T'EiESfI'DEINfTiSi 'HiANDICIAP of 60 fiO^ M 4 furlowgs. Lozer's Appellow 8.0 (Brown)... 1 R. McMikei's Munsler, 8.2 (McFlynn) 2 Valentine's Genevieve, 7.5 (Oliver) ..-3 Also started : Positive, Arawa, Harenoa, Rosea, Vivace, Miss I^upinius. The latter had the worst of a good start. A splendidly con- j tested race; the issue being in doubt I up to the last. Appelow beat Munster by a neck. Time, 50 1-5