THE RACING WORLD.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 65, 16 March 1907, Page 6

THE RACING WORLD.

CBI WBALEBOKE_ RACING FE-TUBES. Mar—i 16 and IS—Oimenrari J.C. Annnal March 18 and 19—Horowhenua B.C. Annnal March 21 and 23—Masterton R.C. Autumn March 23—Thames J.C. Autumn Meeting March 30 and, April 1, 3 and 6—Australian J.C. Autumn March 30 and April I—Wairarapa B.C. Autumn April I—Patea R.C. Annual April 1 and 3—Fielding J.C Easter Meeting April, L 2 and 6—Auckland R.C. Autumn April 1, 3, and 6— A.J.C. Autumn Meeting April 1 and -2—Canterbury J.C. Autumn April 10—Manala Hack R.C. Annual April 10 and 11—South Canterbury J.C. Autumn April ,17. and 20—Wellington B.C. Antnmn April 18—North Canterbury J.C. Annual April 20—Mercury Bay R.C. Annual April 24 and 25—Manawatu R.C. Autumn

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Punter. — The dividend, £3 14/, as published, was wired by the Press Association, and is also given as that amount by the "Weekly Press." the Official Calendar. Beyond this we cannot state which is correct, but your best plan would be to communicate with the secretary of the club. Somali's dividend was telegraphed as £1 10/.

On Wednesday last at Ellerslie, Tanglefoot and Fabricator were sent a round of the schooling hurdles, both jumping well.

Although Landlock was not overburdened with weight in the Brighton Hurdle Race his connections have allowed him to drop out of that event.

Tbe Gilead horse Sir Gilead was brought from Whangarei on Thursday in charge of C. Chaafe, and" is now a regular attendant on the tracks at Ellerslie.

The most notcieable defections from the A.R.C. Easter Handicap are Parltutn, Seotty, Pink 'Un, Marguerite, Zimmerman, Ballarat, Glennllni, and Intelligence.

Boxes have been engaged at K. Heaton's, Greenlane, for Mr T. H. Lowry's horses, and they are expected to arrive at the end ot next week in charge of F. Davis.

The light-weight horseman Holmes has severed his connection with K. Heaton's stable, and Is now attached to the stable of the North Shore sportsmen, the Messrs Duder.

Mr. Morse's adjustments for the Tradesmen's Handicap, Eden Handicap. Onslow Stakes, Nelson Handicap, and Tramway Handicap are due on Tuesday next, the linn inst.

Mr T. H. Lowry's Great Northern Oaks candidate Sweet Nell has not been engaged In any of the minor events at the A.R.C. Autumn Meeting, and it does not look as if she would be a starter in the evenf.

The autumn meeting of the Thames Jockey Club takes place next Saturday. The Northern S.S. Company are running an excursion in connection with the gathering particulars of which will be fonnd In our advertising columns.

The nominations received for the Traqiway Handicap, which event It was decided would be one on which the double machine would be used, are so small that probably tbe A.R.C. committee will decide to change the events.

IThe Easter Handicap candidate Te Aroha, which has been having an easy time of it since the Takapuna Meeting, has resumed work at Ellerslie" under F. Maemanemin's charge. ,'

A large number of local sportsmen left for Paeroa yesterday to assist at the Ohinemuri Jockey Club's Annual Meeting, which is proceeding this afternoon and continues on Monday nest.

Evidently the Hon. J. D. Ormond's crack filly Eona is not to be seen out at the A.R.C. autumn meeting, as she has been paid up for in the Challenge Stakes and Champagne Stak.s at the C..T.0. autumn meeting, which takes place at Easter.

The defection of Glcnullin from the Easter Handicap is due to a_! injury sustained by the son of Loehie! when racing at Wanganui. by which his hoof was badly broken. The mishap, it Is stated, was caused by the horse being bored across to the outside of the course, and to his galloping on a stone.

A number of good judges who saw Aeolus race at Wanganui pick him out as a horse that Should run forward in the Easter Handicap. Aeolus has been accepted for In .the Feildlng Cup, which Is run for at the same time as the Easter Handicap, so It is evident his owner has not yet decided where his horse will compete

The Hon. J. D. Ormond has left representatives in both Auckland and Christchurch. and it looks as if the colours of the Hawke's Bay sportsmen would be unfurled at both places. Sir Tristram is his sole representative in tho Easter Handicap, while Martyrium (which won the Trial Stakes at the recent Napier Park meeting) is engaged In the Great Northern Oaks as well as a number of the minor events.

The Mercury Bay Racing Club are out with the programme for their autumn meeting, which Is fixed for April 20th. The principal event Is the Autumn Handicap of 12sovs, distance 1. mile. Nominations for all events close with the secretary. Mr. T. McGregor, Mercury Bay, on April* 6th. The weights are due on April Oth, and acceptances close on April 13th.

The Auckland Trotting Club advertise the programme for their autumn meeting, which fixed for April 13th. 17th. and 20th. The principal events are the Stewards' Trot of 60sovs. Munukau Trot of 60sovs, and High Class Trot ot 60sovs. Nominations for all events close on Thursday, the 2Sth March, at 0 p.m.

_> number of owners were present at Ellerslie on Thursday morning after breakfast to witness their horses working, amongst them being Messrs McLean, Romston. and J. Muir. Mr McLean's colt, Celtic ran seven furlongs on the grass, assisted by Te Aroba and Turbine, shaping in a pleasing manner. Mr Roulston's horses were worked ou the outside %t t.l'c course proper, Pukekohe and the gelding by Phoebus Apollo — Miss Blair galloping five furlongs, the latter showing to most advantage, wfciile Lady Winnie finished better than Conductor at the end of a sir furlong sprint.

Amongst the published list of horses left In the N.Z.. St. Leget* appears the name of Misere. The fact that this horse's name has been allowed to remain in the list is a strong argument in favour of an aJteiiation being made. iv the present system of forfeits for classical races, If any such argument were needed. One has only to: look through the unpaid forfeit list to see large amounts against owners' names, who are liable for these sums In most cases through Ignorance. In Misere's case'we have a i horse which is disqualified through compet- ' ing at unregistered meetings, and under no circumstances would he be allowed to compete, and yet his name still appears amongst those left in one of the principal races of New Zealand. The whole thing is a farce, and the sooner some alteration is made to the present conditions ataching to classical events the better.

The question of the licensing of the ex-Sydney lightweight D. Price has for a long time been discussed by sportsmen! in particular, ,but no stand - was ever taken in the matter, and when be was engaged by the Hon. J. D. Ormond, one of the ileadlng sportsmen In (New Zealand. It was thought that everything was surely in order. Now, however, the question ha. been raised, and It. will be interesting to see what action will be taken in tbe matter.' The wonder is that the difficulty has not been met with before this, as the position was well known throughout New Zealand, In fact, one of our leading local horsemen made no secret of the fact that he would test the validity- or Price's license if he ever ran second to. him, which, however, he has never done.

The Anckland Racing Club are taking further steps to prevent the bookmakers from getting communication with the Ellerslie Racecourse, and are erecting a stone wall In front- of the allotments recently purchased by Mr A. Phillip,, where the pencillers have been in the habit of

standing. It is understood that a screen will.also be placed on the top of this wal which will have the effect of entirely shutting out the view from the. bookmakervantage ground. The club -have also let a contract for. a new galvanised Iron fence to run along the back of the course, and which will fence in the new five-furlong starting-post, which is to be taken back Into the property recently acquired.

As announced In these columns last week, the double totalisator will be In nse at the forthcoming autumn meeting of the Auckland Racing Club, and the order of the running of the events has been a'tered to allow of the machine to be used. On the opening day the events chosen are the Tramway Handicap and Easter Handicap, on the second day the Hula Handicap and St. George's Handicap, and ou the concluding day the Criterion Handicap and Autumn Handicap. No separate building has been erected for the machine, and It Is to be Installed In the centre of the. present totalisator house.

A conference of delegates from the racing clubs in and around Palmerston North ■was held recently, when representatives from the Ashurst, Feildlng, Foxton, Manawatn. Marton, Rangitikei, and WaverleyWaitotara Clubs were present. A number of resolutions were brought . forward and carried, the principal being that the New Zealand Racing Conference be requested not to allow the Manawatu Club a third day for the Christmas meeting. It was also decided to appoint Mr J. G. Wilson to interview the Commissioner of Police and ask bis assistance in the suppression of bookmakers. A recommendation was passed that stewards be prohibited from betting on their own courses. A request Is to be made asking th» Net. Zealand Racing Conference to abolish metropolitan clubs and to appoint In their stead metropolitan committees, to be representative of the various clubs interested in the racing district.

The "Feildlng Star" says:—Some extraordinary methods of preventing the abolition of the totalisator have been suggested, but the strangest of all came from a representative of the Palmerston Club at the Racing Conference held at Feildlng last week. He suggested that, if the small meetings where there was no totalisator- used were not abolished, the machine was doomed,' as the multiplicity of race meetings was tending to that result. No one but the speaker could realise the logic of the argument, especially as the club of which he was tbe spokesman had Increased the number of days on which it could use tbe totalisator. That the racing clubs are fast bringing the day when the totalisator will be abolished by their covetousness for the revenue derived from it there can be no doubt, but the Palmerston Club has no right to claim any virtue of abstinence from that vrrasning policy, and It Is a puerile argument to put the blame of the objection to the totalisator on' those clubs that are not allowed to use it.

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING.

The following acceptances and general entries have been received tn connectiou with the A.R.C. Autumn Meeting, which takes plate on the Ist, 2nd, and 6th April—

ACCEPTANCES. EASTER HANDICAP of 65050... One Mile.

«* 1" * st lb Master Delaval !) 2 Uranium .... 7 » King Billy ..8 4 Tui Cakobau . o £. c . lu s 8 3 Soultmaid ... 7 0 Waipuna .... 8 1 Syren 7 o Cambrian ... 712 Bully 7 ft Sir Tristram 710 Omati Gl3 P 7 S Celtic 613 «< rl 5° sa ,-" I 6 Loftus 6 Ift Miss Winnie . 7 4 Sweet A lire.. 6 o Certainty ... 7 3 Tear Necklet 6 7 BBIGHTON HURDLE RACE of loOsovs. Two miles. r „ r. st lb st "> Lady Hune .. 12 7 Silicia a io Hautapu .... H __ st. Harp .... o Ift Culragno 11 6 Soultflsh 0 2 Dolores v _ Pierre 0 •> Aqua Regia .. 10 2 Nestator 9 o SECOND DAT. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE of 300sovs. About three miles and a-half. st lb s t lb Klaterc 12 S Pierre 10 o Haydn 11 6 Baritone 0 13 Hautapu 11 o Loch Fyne... 9 7 Ak.t Aka 10 7 Westward 9 7 Dolores 10 5 Brlgham .... 0 7 Nor'-west .... 10 4 ENTRIES. Tradesmen's Handicap.—Lady Gladys, Uhlandcr, Lord Seaton, Freemount, Sir Gilead. Uenuku. Claremont, Laudlock, fabricator, Buliy, Geordie, ■iLumlnous, Baltimore, Paritutu. Eden Handicap —Lucrece, Bonomlana, Celtic, Tui Cakobau, Te Aroha, Lochbuhle, Conductor, Freemount, Uranium, Martyrium, Carl Rosa, Uenuku, Omatl, Landlock, Syren, Luminous, Silver Shell. Onslow Stakes.—Pohutu, Lira, Frontino, Hughie, Waiotahi, Queen's Prize, Japan, Tamainupo, Advocate, Port light, Haldane. Nelson Handicap.—Dardanus. Helen Portland, Cymri, Dogger Bauk, Pukekohe, La Cigale, Inglis, Lady Winnie, Puhipuhi, Soultiue (late Ruapehu), Napenape, Miss Crispin, Glenora, Henry Havelock, Master Clements, Bobfe, Catastrophe.

Tramway Handicap.—Engraver, Black and Gold, Te Aroha, Discoverer. Miss Winnie, Martyrium, Sea King, Duart, Methuma.

Stewards' Handicap.—Bonomiaua, Delania, Celtic, Te Aroha, Peregrine, Conductor, Waipuna, Freemount, Uranium, Aeoius, Sir Gilead, Carl Rosa, Uenuku, Claremont, Landlock, Syren, Bully, Lnininou3, Baltimore, Silver Shell.

Ellerslie Handicap.— Moriarty, Downfall, Necktie, Maheno, Pohutu, Wauchope, Waiot_hi. Cadence, Tunewha. Jolly Tar, Tamainupo, Advocate, Port Light, Campaigner, Haldane, Quadroon.

Hula Handicap.—Lucrece, Loftus, Celtic, Tui Cakobau, Certainty. Te Aroha. Kola Nip. Miss Winnie, Cambrian, Uenuku, Omati, Bobs, Silver Shell.

Mangere Handicap.—Engraver, • Cymri, ! Waitati, Dogger Bank, Pukekohe, Turbine, Lochbuie, Peregrine, La Cigale, Inglis, Lady | Cressy, —ambler,, Puhipuhi. Freemount, Soultine .late Ruapehu), Napenape, Miss Crispin, Heary Havelcck, Master Clements, Pearl Necklet, Duart, Aristocrat.

I Electric Handicap.—Engraver, Tui Cakobau. Black and Gold, Mighty Atom, Discoverer, Cambrian, Omati, Sea King, Duart, Methuma.

Maiden Hurdle Race.—Westward, Tui, Pierre, Caehuea, Heywood, Ben Jonson, Fabricator, Convoy.

Criterion Handicap.—Helen Portland, Dogger Bank, Turbine, Inglis, Lady Cressy, Lady Winnie, brown mare by Phoebus Apollo—Lady Wellington. Soultine (late Ruapehu), Napenape, Miss Crlspiu, Glenora, Stromness, Castadrift, Henry Havelock, Bobs, Catastrophe.

St. Helier's Hurdle Race.—Aqua Regis, Loch Fyne, Khama, Shrapnel, St. Harp, Hautapu, Silica. Soultflsh, Culragno, Ncstator, Aka Aka, Lady Hune, Swagsman, Do. lores.

Auckland Welter Handicap.—Bonomlana, Celtic, Tni Cakabou, Pukekohe. Te Aroha, Peregrine, Lord Seaton, Conductor, Freemouut, Cambrian, Uranium, Sir Gilead, Sweet Alice, Hardships, Claremont, Omati, Annovcd, Bully, Henry Havelock, Geordie, Lady' Hunc, Pearl Necklet, Baltlmoi-e, Silver Shell.

Tonrlst Handicap.—Dardanus, Engraver, Hikuai, Cymri, Waitati, Apollonaris, Dogger Bank, Jubilee. Mighty Atom. Turbine. Lochbuhle, Peregrine, La Clgale, Lady Cressy; Lelra, Rambler, Soultine .ate Ruapehu), Napenape, Miss—Crispin, Master Clements, Octoroon, Sea King, Duart, Methuma, Aristocrat.

Buckland Handicap.—Lucrece, King Billy, Loftus, Helen Portland, Waitati, Delania, Celtic, Tui Cakabou, Certainty, Te. Aroha, Lochbuhle,. Kola Nip, Waipuria, Freemount, Miss Winnie, Cambrian, Aeolus, Carl' Rosa, Uenuku, Omati. Landloek, Soultmaid, Syren, Bully, Pearl Necklet, Luminous. Victoria Handicap.—Moriarty, Downfall, Necktie, Maheno, Pohutu, Lira, Frontino, Wauchope, Hugoie, Walotahl, Cadence, Quean's Prize, Tunewha, Japan, Jolly Tar, Tamainupo, Advocate, Port Light, Campaigner, Haldane, Quadroon, Dunborve, bay Ally by Hotchklss—Sister Frances. The weights for the minor events of the first day's racing are to be declared on Wednesday next.

FEILDING J.C. MEETING.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) FEILDING, this day. The following weights have been declared for* the minor events at the Feildlng meeting:—• Ongo Hack, about five furlongs.—Chicane 0.3, Millenlal 9.3. St. Maria 9.2, Armamento 8.9, Marangal 8.5, Wtinku 8^' Lady

Bcresford 8.3, Moscow 7.13, Ancycle 7.13, Toa Tnhl 7.13( Little Mary 7.9, Gold Wal 7.3, Gold Dredge' 7.3, Waihuka 7.3, Kai Erin 6.13, Gauze 6.12, Lothair 6.12, Prevail &9. Denealton &9, Pixie~«.B, Miss Riwaka 6.8. Consternation 6.7, Secretary 6.7, Alberta 6.7, Aquatis 6.7. Halcombe Welter.. seven furlongs.—Polycaste 10.5," Lord' Soult 10.2, Exmoor 9.12, Polyanthus 9.12,. Landwern 9.9, Le Bean 9.8. Flamen 9.7, Immolation 9.5, Aboriginal 9.4, De Wltte 9.2, Barca 8.13, Mlllenial 8.11, MaMkihl 8.11, Chatterer 8.11, Waikato 8.5, Rosegrove 8.3. The Leader 8.3. Sandix 8.2, Roseal 8.2, Terahnl 8.2, Silver Shell 8.2, Truthful 8.0, Sherlock Holmes 8.0, Climax 8.0 Flshermald 8.0. Marseillaise 8.0, King's' Birthday 8.0, Moloch:8.0, Honyh'nhnm 8.0. TOLAGO BAT RACES. : (From Our own correspondent.) GISBORNE, Friday. The annual meeting of the Tolago Bay Jockey Club was held to-day, and there was a' record gathering. Results:— Handicap Hurdle Race of 40sovs, one •mile and three-quarters. —Mr D. Hepburn's Cinque 9.8 (Barron), 1; Morpeth, 2. Bounding the home turn the rider of Cinque lost his girth and surcingle, but by clever horsemanship managed to maintain his seat aud win a great race by a short half-length. Dividend, £2 2/. First Maiden Scurry of 20sovs, four furlongs.—Mr D. Hepburn's San Cruz, 1; San Jose, 2; Lady Betty, 3. Also started: Toherangi, Hikimoa, Rahuroa, Notillo, Ivan, Murahi, Joker, Ilby, Lady Crackshot, Daylight. Won by a length. Time, 525. Dividends, £3 5/ and £3 9/. Frying Handicap of 45 soys, six furlongs. —Mr L. Mcintosh's Bone, 1; Ruanui, 2; Lady Warwick, 3. Also started: Hlnetitimata, Gladsmuir, Alluvial; Won by a length. Dividends, £6 14/ and £6. A protest against Ruanui, on account of being trained by an unlicensed trainer, was lodged, and the inquiry adjourned till this evening. District race of 50sovs, 1 mile.—Mr T. G"reen's Waimaori. 1; Trent, 2; Hauitl, 3. Dreamstar also started. Won by half a length. Time, Im 48s. Dividend. £3. TJawa Stakes of 65sovs, one mile and aquarter.—Mr L. Robinson's Lady Warwick, 1; Melton Hall, 2; Flag, 3. These were the only starters. Won easily by two lengths. Time, 2m 14s. Dividend, £2 6/. Hack Race.—Lady Rohina, 1; Beay, 2; San Cruz, 3. Also started: Alluvial, Hauitl, Grey Goose. Won easily. Dividends, £3 11/ and 17/. Autumn Handicap.—Hineoria. 1; Waimaori and Gladsmuir (dead heat). 2. Also started: Trent and Hiki. A splendid finish. Dividends, £8 on Hineoria, 11/ on Gladsmuir, and 19/ on Waimaori. FEILDING B.C. AUTUMN MEETING. IBy Teiegrapn.—wess Association.) FEILDING, this day. The following weights have been declared by Mr J. G. Henry for the Feildlng Meeting:— , Taonui Hack Hurdles, li mile.—Gold Dust 12.12, Assayer 12.6, Sen Sim 11.8, Southern Cross 11.3, Ngatarua 11.2, Lull 11.0, Bonheur 11.0, Vivacity 10.5, Tonderghie 9.13, Te Uira 9.12, Merriwai 0.5, Recreation 9.5, Aorangi 9.5, Maidi 9.3, No Shot 9.0, Mooshen 9.0, ; buepnhi Hack Welter, one mile. —Ma'hoe 10.9, Matauri 9.13. Terahui -9.9, Moloch 9.6, Tangaroa 9.3, Recreation 9.0, Rendrock 8.13, Manira 8.13, Routine 8.12, Nero 8.19, Gold Guard 8.9, Swimming Belt 8.5, Ngaruahoe 8.3, Greenleaf 8.0, Splkle 8.0,_ Kawakawa Hurdles, about two miles.— Prospector 11.2, Handsome Rose 10.13, Gold Dust 10.13, Rookby 10.13, Capniet 10.7, Assayer 10.6, Florlo 10.5, Gold Sea) 10.0, Sen Sim 9.7, Bonheur 9.0, Wind 9.0, Lavinia 9.0, Rangitoto 9.0. Foilding Cup, one mile and a half.— Truce 9.0, Montigo 8.13, Aeolus 8.13, Douche 8.11, St. Joe S.o, Bonrrasqne 8.5, Apa 8.5, Ritiemaid 8.0, Gaeeler 7.13, Flamen 7.13, Polyanthus 7.12, Landwern 7.12 Probable 7.9. Aboriginal 7.0, Volume 7.0, Barca 7.0. Mangaone Stakes, six furlongs.—Full Rate 9.5, Baliarat 9.1, Lord Soult 9.0, Boomerang 8.9, Contender 8.5, Delamere 8.4. Garvain 8.3, Splendid Idea 8.0, Kitchenmaid 7.13, St. Clalmer 7.12, Cyrene 712 Probable 7.11, Tupono 7.11, Clanchattanj .7.8. Martello. 7.8, Scotch Reel 7.4, Marangai 6.9. Fisher Maid 6.9, Sherlock Holmes 6.9, Marseillaise 0.7, Moscow 6.7, Lothair 6.7. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH; Friday. For the Canterbury Jockey Club's autumn meeting the following acceptances have been declared:— Great Easter Handicap of 750sovs. seven fnrlongs.—Achilles 10.2, Munjeet 9.5, Isolt 0.5, Marguerite 8.10, Buccleuch 8.8, Cross Battery 8.6, Stronghold 8.3, Chrysete 7.13, Submarine 7.13, Truce 7.11, Red Gauntlet 7.9, Zetland 7.6, Replete 7.6, Medallist 7.4, Ivanoff 7.3, Clanchattan 6.13, Apollodoris 6.13, Fireiron 6.13, Landwern 6.12, Pas Seul 6.10, Almee Soult 6.10, Harvest 6.7. Great Autumn Handicap of "SOsovs, one mile and a half.—Marguerite 9.0, Munjeet 8.8, Pink-un 5.7. Cross Battery 5.4, Submarine 8.2, Truce 8.2, Chryseis 7.12, Stepdancer 7.9, Landwern 7.3, Seal Rock 7.3, Zetland 7.2, Lapland 6.7. Field Gun 6.7. After payment of subscriptions the following remain ii> the Fifteenth Challenge Stakes of 650sovs, 7 furlongs.—Glenculloeh, Guld Wife, Aral-te-Cru. Isolf, Astolat, Count Wltte. Elevation, Ivanoff. Eona, Achilles. All Red. After the declaration of final forfeits the following remain in the Champagne Stakes of 650sovs. six furlongs.—Count Witte. Astolat, Elevation, Sir Frisco, Eona. Glenculloeh, Guid Wife, Goldbeater, All Bed, Chameleon, Tlmi, Karas, bay colt by Eton—lrma. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB'S AUTUMN SLEETING. The following is a list of horses left In THE NEW ZEALAND ST. LEGER •STAKES of 400 soys. For three-year-olds, i Weight-for-age. One mile and three-quarters. Mr N. Jackson's br c Conductor, by Cyi-eniau—Mslodia. Mr A. A. Phillips' eh c Misere, by Cyrenian—Pikau. Elt George Clifford's br c Blazing Star, by Clanranald —Catherine Wheel. Eir George Clifford's cv c Golden Cairn, by I Clanranald—Golden *resi. Mr A. F. Douglas' br f Ikon, by San Fran —Nymph. Mr W. J. Marshall's b f, by Fatrland— Wepener. Mr T. Crosses eh c Grand Slam, by The Possible —Scotia. Mr H. H. Fnnrazyn's b c Satis, by Waiuku —Bonnie Idea. Mr J. Goodwin's b or br c Volume, by* Sylvia Park—Lottie. Mr T. H. Lowry's b c Loftus, by Seaton Delaval—Lissadurn. Hon. J. D. Ornjond's b c Idaeus, by Birkenhead^—Mount Ida. Hon. W. W. Johnston's br c Moscow, by Stepniak—Coronal. Messrs Allen and. Hobbs' b c Ivanoff, by Stepniak—Arline. Messrs Alien and Hobbs' br c Field Gun, by Hotchklss—Gannet. Mr G. Hunter's b f Munglsta, by Stepniak —Madder. Mr G. G. Stead's br c Seal Rock, by San Francisco—Miss Gladys.