RACING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 29, 3 February 1913, Page 8

RACING NEWS.

TABAPTTKA J.C. SUMMER MEETING. CONCLUDING DAY. ELECTRAKOFF WINS THE BIG EVENT. The Takapuna J.C. Summer Meeting was cnnclu-led on Saturday in fine weather and with a record attendance. The racing was nt a hlgh-rlass character thrnrihgout. and the gathering was easily the most snecessfn' yet held by the suburban club. THE OPENING EVENT. The opening event, the Moana Handicap, brought out a field of thirteen. Toreador being the only withdrawal. Makura was made favourite, but St. Lewis and Allegation carried a lot of money, while there was also support for Phosphorus and Mary Ann. Phosphorus made the early running, but three furlong* from home Allegation went to the front, and though Phosphorus put iv a good run from the turn home he could not quite get up. Allegation winning by a neck, with tiie favourite, which got a bad run, half a length away third. Allworthy fell racing along the hack, and was lame when lie returned to the paddock. His rider, J Hrady, escaped with a shaking. The stipendiary stewards inquired into the falling of. AUworthjr, the evidence of his rider (J. caused by the horse crossing his legs, and was purely accidental.

THE FAVOURITE WINS. Shebeen was made very warm for the Takapuna Hurdles, carrying as much money as the next best hacked fonr horses pnt together. Kxplosive was second choice, while there was a little money for Tiri and Heyboy. but the others were practically neglected. Miss Livonia made the early running, but when it came to racing there was only ono in it. the favourite winning as she liked from Pip. which paid a good second dividend, with Explosive third.

THE FAVOFRITE SECOND. The whole of the acceptors came out for the Subnrban Handicap, and backers went strongly for Overtime, with Apelion next in request, just a little better backed than Red Lupin, while Bine Garment, Elegance, Kotiropu and Bow Bells had friends. Lncllle and Mighty Atom set the pace, but once in a line for home Apelion. whicb was always well placed, took charge, and won nicely by tbree parts of a length from the favourite, with Blue Garment the same distance away.

EI.ECTRAKOFF AT LAST. The field for the Takapnna J.C. Handicap was rodnced to half a dozen by the withdrawal of La Reina, and Electrakoff and Tiresome carried the bnlk of the investments, the former being the slightly better favourite. Jolie Mile and Semolina had friends, hut the other two starters were practically neglected. Backers picked it in two. a».ii after Semolina and Ruatangata had indulged in a game of cut-throat, the fa Touritps appctixcfi on tJin scene and after a desperate race Electrakoff got the verdict by a short head, giving his owner an overdue win.

THE TWO-TEAR-OLDS. Lady Alicia was served up a strong favourite for the Uobson Handicap, King Luphi being 6econd in request, bnt there was any amount of money for LoJoma. The favourite lest some ground at tlie start, and could never gpt up with the leaders, and Loloma after staying with Kins LnpSn to the turn for homp. drew out and scored her maiden victory by a length and a-quartor, with the favourite a poor third.

TOREADOPv AGAIN. The withdrawal of Virtue and Spalflsh left only half a dozen to contest the Rangltoto Handicap, and Toreador was made the medium of a solid plimee. Tripoli carried just under half tho amount invested on the favourite, while Worcester and Kotlropu had a number of friends. The race proved to be the good thing the betting made out, for Toreador beginning qnickly, never gave his supporters any cause for anxiety, winning nicoly from Elegance, which had a great battle with Kotiropn for second honours, which she secured by a head.

THE JUMPERS. Only fipe came out for the Waiwera Hurdles, but four of the five runners met with support. Surplus being a little better favourite than Miss Explosion, with Seaman and Hyperion -well backed, the outsider being The Chef. The favourite made the pace solid, and at one stage looked like coming in on his own, but tired badly, and when Hyperion challenged failed to respond, and the latter won somewhat easily, with Seaman third.

THE CONCLUDING EVENT. In the concluding event, the Anniversary Welter, Virtue was made a better favourite than Admiral Soult, with Worcester, Master Jack, and Semolina all well backed. Master Jack was left at the post, and Worcester getting to the front half a mile from home, won easily.

THE TCrTALISATORS. Speculation was brisk, fhe snm of £26,306 10/ passing through the machines, making a total of £50,900 for the meeting, as a garnet. £41.307 last year. Later results are as follows:— TAKAPfXA JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP of 300sovs. One mile and a-auarter. E. Price's b g Electrakbff, 6yrs, by I Menschikoff—Electra, 8.1 (CShea) 1 lE. W. Alison's eh m Tiresome, syrs, by Seaton Delaval—Torment β-ll (Bell).. 2 J. T>. Kemp's b m Jolle Fille, r>yrs, by Soult —Merry Maid. 8.5 (Conquest) ... 3 Also started: Advocate 7.4, Semolina 6.11, Ruatangata 6.10. When they were let go Semolina was quickest to begin, but Ruatangata at once rushed to the front, and led past the stand, two lengths clear of Semolina, after which came Jolie FIHe, Eleetrakoff, Tiresome and Advocate, in that order. Racing along the back. Semolina ran into the lead, closely followed by Jolle F!Ue, while Electrakoff and Tiresome also moved up. Crossing the top. JoMe Fille headed Semolina, and was flret to tnrn for home, just clear of Semolina and Electrakoff, which were together just In front of Tiresome. At tbe distance Electra krifr bad Jolie Fflle beaten, when Tiresome challenged on the outside, and a desperate race resulted, Klectrakoff lasting long enough to win by a short head. Jolie Fflle was two and a-half lengths away- third, with Semolina fourth and Advocate and. Rnatangata last. Time, 2.10£. Electrakoff was favourite. HOBSON HAJtDICAP of 120sovs. Four furlongs. B. Goldwater's eh f loloma, 2yrs, by Monoform —Seabird. 7.0 (O'Shea.l 1 R. Hannonls eh c King T.-nnin, 2yrs, by Lupin—St. Crispin mare, 7.0 (Trigger) 2 H. T>. de Latonr's b f Lady Alicia, 2yrs, by Obligado—Lady Alys, 9.10 (Buchanan) 3 Also started: Christine 7.6, Obdurate 7.2. When the barrier lifted Loloma, King Lupin and Christine were first to move, while Lady Alicia lost some ground. The two firstnamed made the running across the. top, followed by Christine and Lady Alicia, with Obdurate last. Tnrntog for home, Lotoma shook off King Lupin and, drawing out in the ran to the poet, won comfortably by a length and a-quarter. Lady Alicia was. three lengths.^way third, and Obdurate last. Time. ni« = . I,nr!y Altrla mis f.ivorrritp.

EASGITOTO HANDICAP, of KWbovs. Five furlongs ajid a-fcalf. L. Harris" b g Toreador, 4jts, by Spalpeen—Lorna, 8.8 (Conquest) J E. W. Alison's b m Elegance. 6yrs, by Seaton Delaval—Antelope, 7.2 (Bell)... 2 A. X. Dingle's b m Kotiropu, syxs, by St. Crispin— Piillis, 8.12 (P. Brady) .. 3 Also started: Worcester 3.0, Tripoli 7.7, Bob tie Ranter 7.5. Worcester lost a lot of ground when the tapes flew up, and took no part in the race. Toreador and Tripoli were first to move, the former showing the way aiong the back, followed oj Tripoli, R»o the Ranter, Kotiropu, and Elegance in that order. Crossing the top stretch Toreador was out a couple of lengths in front of Tripoli. Kotiropu. and Elegance, which were together. Toreador still had charge when they entered the straight, and was never seriously troubled, winning by thfee lengths from iilegance, which beat Kotiropu a head for second honours. Rob the Ranter was fourth, and Worcester last. Time, 1.10. Toreador was favourite. WAIWEKA HANDICAP HUBDLES of 125 soys. One mile and three-quarters. J. Chisholm's b g Hyperion, 6yrs, by Soult—Thea. 0.0 (Kelly> 1 J. Molloy's b g Surplus, oyrs, by Walnki —Bonus. 10.4 (Ross) - G. Wallace's b g Seaman, aged, by Sylvia Park—Pretty Polly, 9.11 iMcFlynn) 3 Also started: Miss Explosion 10.1, The Chef 9.5.

They "were let go to an even dispatch, Seaman, Surplus and The Chef being almost in line when they came to the nrst fence, where The Chef struck hard and came down. Passing the stand Surplus was out half a dozen lengths in front of Seaman, after which, two lengths away, came Hyperion, with Miss Explosion last. This order was maintained as they passed the second time, but going along the back Hyperion ran up second, and was on terms with Surplus as they crossed the top. Entering the straight, Hyperion had the race in safe keeping and, getting over the last obstacle without mistake, won easily by three lengths. Seaman was seven lengths further back third, and Miss Explosion last. Time, 3.29 i. Surplus was favourite.

Ellern. the rider of The Chef, was thrown heavily on the back of his head when hIR mount fell, being rendered unconscious, and was removed to the hospital.

ANNIVERSARY WELTER HANDICAP of luOsovs. One mile. W. Handley'R br g Worcester. 4jts, by Soult—Merry Maid. 713 (Buchanan) .. 1 L. Harris' b g Virtue, oyrs, by St. Ambrose—St. Regis. 7.7' (Conquest) 2 H. Tobin's b g Flying Soult, aged, by Soult—Botfly, 8.2 (McFlynn) 3 Also started: Admiral Soult 8.5, Master Jack 8.2. Manapouri 7.11, Semolina 7.11, Cloudy Dawn 7.8. Master Jack whipped round when the barrier lifted, and took no part in the race. Passing the stand. Virtue had a slight adFlying Soult. Manapouri, Admiral Soult, Semolina, and Cloudy Dawn, and in that order they left the straight. Racing along the back. Worcester went to the front and showed the way across the top, two lengths in front of Virtue and Flying Soult, which were together, with the others strung out. Worcester increased his advantage when they got into the straight, and won easily by two and a-half lengths from Virtue, which was a bead in front of Flying Soult. Admiral Sonlt was fourth, and Cloudy Dawn last. Time, 1.44§. Virtue, was favourite.

WINNING OWNERS. ■J. D. Kemp £410. E. Price £260f Geo. Rohinsou £205. R. Hannon £205. L. Harris £IflO, E. W. Alison £160, W. Handley £I*>, J. Molloy £11.-.. J. ( hisholm £110. H. D. de Latour £105. B. Go'.dTvater £100. F. .1. MrManemin £00. A. Hnniie £00. C. Dawson £85. R. H. Dueler £.17,. J. Kean £30, D. McKlnnon £\T<. C. S. Stevens £15. F. Hall £10. H. Tobin £10. Henry Barr £10, R. McMiken £10, J. Brown £10. W. G. Irwin £5. D. Kidd £*. D. J. Lynch £5. C. B. Major £S. K. Kelly £.">. A. N. Dingle £3, Geo Wallace £o. " Total. £2o!K).

WINNING JOCKEYS. J. Conquest, with three successes (Jolie Fille and Toreador, twice) heads the list of win-ning horsemen. R. Trigger piloted two iSheheen twicei. while C. Brown (Makura and Overtlmei and .1. OShea (Electrakoff and Ix>loma) each rode a like number of •winners. G. Stenning (Glad Tidings*, B. Deelev (Lady Alicia), .1. Ross (Surplus), ,W. Bell "(Allegation), A. Kelly (Hyperion), J. Buchanan I Worcester), and R. E. Brown (Apellon) each rode one winner.

THE WINNING TRAINEES. F. J. McManerain (Mafcura, Apelion, and Lolonia) was the most successful trainer. R. Hannon (Shebeen twicei and P. Jones (Toreador twice) each secured a couple of ■wins, and F. Stenning (Glad Tidings), J. D. Kemp (Jolie Fillet. F. Loomb (Lady Alicia), F. B. Ross iSurplusl, G. Absolum (Overtime), J. King (Allegation).' B. Price (EleetrakofF), J- Chisholm (Hyperion), and H. French (Worcester), one each.

THE WINNING SIRES. Eight different sires were represented on the winning list, descendants of Spalpeen placing him on top with four wins, while the defuTM-t Soult was responsible for three. The winning list is made up as follows:— Spalpeenr Shebeen (2), Toreador (2). Soult: .Tolie Flllr. Hyperion, Worcester. Wairiki: Maknra, Surplus. Gladstone: Glad Tidings, Allegation. Monoform: Apellon. Loloma, Oblicado: L.idy Alicia. Musketry: Overtime. Menschikoff: Electrakoff.

CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.

NOTES ON THE RACING. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) CHRISTCHCRCH, Saturday. The opening event was the Trial States, for which, there were eleven starters. Scottish Star was rather better backed than Carolus and Cannte. Carolus was first to begin, but Golden Morn soon ran past him, and led to the straight, where Carolus, Martian Maid, and Stamboul were all prominent. Golden Morn dropped out, and Carolus went on in front, and stalling off a late run by Ladrone, won by a length. Martian Maid was three lengths away, just in front of Scottish Star and Canute. The winner is a three-year-old by Charlemagne— Nautiloid, and is thus a halt-brother to Pilgrim's Way. He gallops well, and looks a useful sort. Cannte and .Scottish Star were running on well in the straight. There were nine starters for the Hornby Welter Handicap, KHmeny being favourite, with Winning Way and Editha best backed of the others. Winning Way was first out, and at the end of a furlong she had Federal in close attendance. These two were still in charge turning for home, where the field closed np. At the distance Kilmeny and Medallist joined Winning Way in the lead, and Kilmeny won a good race by a neck from Medallist, while a length away Aimwell beat Winning Way by a neck. Kilmeny. by Kilchecan—Bulbul, has been a very useful horse during the past twelve months, and he should win more races yet for his West Coast owners. Medallist ran a good race, and must be classed as a wonderfnl old battler. Winning Way was beaten by the distance, after showing a lot of pace.

There were eight starters for the Middle Part Plate, representing five stables, the field being the largest seen in this race for several years. Mr J. B. Reid's bracket Salzburg and Ogier carried a little more money than Sir George Clifford's pair Autumnus and Nightwatch, while Mr G. D. Greenwood's pair Emperador and Historiette were third choice. When the horses could be made out approaching the course proper Salzburg was in front, with Emperador handy. Below trie distance there was not much to choose between Salzburg, Emperador, Nightwatch, and Autumnus, but in the last fifty yards Emperador shook off his opponents and won by half-a-length from with Salzburg nearly a length away, and a head in front of Autumnns. The winner, which was making his first appearance in public, is bred on both sides from English parents, being by Charlemagne IT.—Lady Wayward IL, by Ladas Vane. He had a big allowance, bnt his performance-made Mm out a good horse. The time, 1.13, equals the New Zealand rerorri. >*Ich.twntch ran well. aftPr tret-

ting oft slowly. Salzburg stopped at the finish, but Autunnms ran a good race under his bis weight.

A field of seven lined up for the Midsummer Handicap, Coroniform and Anna Carlovna being almost equal favourites. Anna Carlovna got the worst of an indifferent start, and was several lengths behind the field going out of the straight, where Mumura, Parable, and Gnome were in charge. A little further on Mumura drew to the front and The Cornet moved up, taking second place at the mile post. At this stage Coroniform and Anna Carlovna were in the rear, and they were still there half a mile further on, where Coroniform made a fast move up. Turning for home Mumura was done with, leaving The Cornet and Coroniform in charge. At the distance Anna Carlovna appeared with a great run. and she beat Coroniform by a length, with The Cornet half a length further back. The performance of the winner was full of merit, and it is appearent that she has made great improvement lately. She is by Soult—Czarena, by Stepniak, and she should win again for her owner before the end of the season. Coroniform's form was also good, while The Cornet ran well, though unable to quite see the journey out.

Thirteen hacks lined up for the Halswell Handicap, Editah being a strong favourite, with Thrax second choice. It was a good race all the way. Imp was responsible for the early pace, but at the entrance to the straight he was done with, and half a dozen were in a bunch. Pleasure Bent was in front at the distance, but Foam Flake cut her down in good style and won by a length from Andreae which finished fast and beat another fast finisher, St. Kevin, by half- alengtb, with Editah at the head of the others. The winner is by Calibre—Aqualis. This horse has for some time been shaping fairly well in hack company. There were only three starters for the Final Handicap, and backers sent Stardancer out a hot favourite. Mosgiel made the running, and, turning for home, Tropn also headed the favourite. R. King, however, was only waiting, and, shooting out in the last fifty yards, Stardancer won easily by a neck, Troon being sis lengths away. The winner, whicTi is a three-year-old by Martian—Stepdancer, ran a dead heat with Bon Reve in the Stewards' Handicap and is a smart filly.

Later results are as follows: MIDDLE PARK I'LATE of oOOsovs, for two-j-ear-olds. Six furlongs. Emperador 1 Nigbtwatch ......'.'.'.'. a Salzburg 3 Scratched: Winning Way. Won by half a leugtli, three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, 1.3. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP of 400sovs. 14 miles. Anna Carlovna, 7.8 1 Coroniform, U. 2 2 The (Jornet, 7.3 3 All started. Anna Carlovna, after being left several lengths, finished with a'great run and won by a length; half a length between second and third. Time, £.35 2-5. LYTTELTON STAKES of 150 SOTS. Five furlongs. Chernbini, &O 1 Bradamaute, 7.11 ". „ 2 Zeus, bSi 3 Scratched: Fender and Jeannat. Won toy a length, half a length between second and third. Time. 1.1 2-5. CRA*VEX PLATE of 2OOSOTS. Seven furlongs. Qnery, 7.7 1 SpeciaJform, 6.12 2 Oxenhope t~lb penalty), 7.9 3 All started. Won by a length, a length, between second and third. Time, 1.27 3-5. HALSVTELL HACK HANDICAP of 130sovs. One mile. Foam Fiakc, 8.5 1 Anrjrp^ t 7.S ~,.,,. ,;««..,... 2

St. Kevin, 7.0 '.„ 3 Also started: Thrax 8.10, Editah 8.9, Owhetoro 8.3, Martian Maid 8.0. Pleasfire Bent 7.7, Forest Belle 7.0, AdTance Gnard 7.0, Tarpon 7.0, Imp 7.0, Scotch Melody 7.0 Won by a length. Time, 1.43 4-5. THE POST HA>~I>ICAP of loOsors. One mile. Stardancer, 8.4 _ 1 Mosgiel, 7.3 2 Troon, 7.11 _. 3 Won nicely by a necs. with Trnon four lengths away, third. Time, 1.42 2-5.

ROTOEUA JOCKEY CLUB.

The following are the weights for the annual meeting of ihe Kotorua Jockey Club, to be held on February 12: — Maiden Handicap, six furlongs.—Phosphorus 0.0, Matawerewere 8.7, Shebeen 8.7. •Lady Gladstone S.O, ilerrimac 8.0, Aimer 7 K>, Tohora 7.10, Topic 7.10, Peria 7.6, Tenby 7.6, PeariHe 7.6, Villa 7.5, La Sylph 7.5. Little Joan 7.5, Fredesia 7.5. Waimangn Handicap, four furlongs and ahalf.— Marangal 9.5, Bow Bells 8.12, Tattoo 8.9, Lucille 8.2, Mighty Atom 8.1, Luperin 7.5, Positive 7.8, Tobias T. 7, Jena 7.7, Frontino 7.6. Revelation 7.6, Weka 7.2, Aliwcirthy 6.13, Lady AVairiki 6JO, Pearifle 6.10, Ongaroto 6.10. Rotorna Cup, one mile and a-quarter.— Jolie "FUle 9.7, Jack Delaval 9.0, Master Jack 8.5, Admiral Sonlt 8.5, Plying Soult 80, Semolina 7.10, Seaman 7.3, Sir Bupert 7.2, The Chef 7.1, Vestal 7.0, Ximrod e.i;i, Te Waharoa 6.13, Duma 6.12, Monocle 6-12, "Blnestone 6.10, Grenadier 6.10, iManu Kawhae 6.10. Wfoakarewarewa Welter, seven furlongs.— Phosphonis 9.5, Merrimac 8.5, Topic 7J.3, Abner 7.13, Tenby 7 10, Overdale 7.7, Peria Thermal Spring Handicap, six furlongs.— Marangai 9.10 v Lucille 8.9. Tobias 7.13, Clare 7.13, Leahora 7.0, <Frontino 7.9, Matawerewere 7.4. Arawa Park Handicap, one rnila.—Jolie Fille 9.8, Admiral Soult 8.7, Master Jack 8.6. Flying .Soult 83, Watch Chain 7.12, Vestal 7.2, The Chef 7.2, Shebeen 7.0, Duma 7.0, Bluetsoue 6J.3, Grenadier 6.13, Monocle 6.12, Zuleima 6.10, Nightdress 6.10. Tourist Plate, four furlongs and a-hatf.— Jolie Fille 0.7, Marangai 0.5, Bow Bells 8.12 Tattoo 8.9. Lucille 8.2. Mighty Atom 81, Sir Rupert 7.10, Luperin 7.8, PosiUve 7.8, Tobias 7.7, Jena 7.7, Leahora 7.6, Frontiuo 7.6, Revelation 7.5, Nimrod 7.3, Weka 7.2, Matawerewere 7.2, Aliworthy 6.13, Lady Wairiki 6.10, Pearifle 6.10, Ongaroto 6.10, Little John 6.10, La Sylph 6.10. i Farewell Handicap, seven furlongs. Jolie Fille 9.10, Watch Chain 8.1, Impulsive 7.13, Vestal 7.6. Te Waharoa 7.8, Lady Gladstone 7.4, Grenadier 7.4, Weka 7.2, Nightdress 6.12, Manu Kawhae 6.10, Overdale 610.

POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB.

(By Telegraph.—'Press Association.) GISBORNE, Sunday. Acceptances for tie first day's racing in connection with the Poverty Bay Turf Clnb's meeting are a≤ follow:— Welter Handicap of TOsovs. One mile. Anldearn 9.11, Montiform 3.10, Rising Sun 8 5, Tatlmi 8-2, Repeal S.O. First Handicap Hnrdle 'Race ef 70sovs. One mile and three-qnarteis.—Reservoir 10.0, Spate 9.5, Hanrere 9.5. Forward 9.2 Kirkby 9.0, Bill and Coo ao, Marmoe 9o' Cally Bridge 9.0. Telephone Handicap of lOOkovb. Five furlongs.—Our Queen &2, Boce:ie 5.9 My Lady 8.2, Wee Hose 75, Moree 7.3, Evadne 7.3, Arosine 6.12. Tnranga Stakes Handicap of 23Osovs. One mile and a-qnarter.—■Birkline 8.12. Allegory 8.10. Waiorewa 8.0, Monorail 7.10, Golden Loop 7.5, Vi 6.9, Esmeh 6.7, Colleen Dtia 6.7. Maiden Scurry of 60sovs- Four furlongs Weight, B.o.—Leadlight, Golden Glade, Flash Earl, Marshal, Gazette, Ridsdale, Hima, Soultie, Pakare, Lady Cook, Aldgown, Despatch Carrier, Oma Tere. County Stakes Handicap of 60sovs. Sis furlongs.—Scorch 0.7, Auldearn 9.4, My Lady 9.3. Caher Dahon 8.9, Spate 8.3, Ktelng Sun 7.10, Faith 7.8, Aldgown 7.3, Fealry 7.3, Kaitangata 7.0, Rerekohn 70. First Hack 'Flat Handicap of 80sovs. One mile.—Multiply 9.0, Peacemaker 8 10 Ngakau 7.12, Tyne Lass 7.7, Harblehead 7.2, Compliment 7.2, Merrlmas TJ2, Esmeh 7.0, Oma Tere 7.0, Fagot 7.0. Flying Handicap of 120sors. Six furlongs —Our Queen 8J.2, Eocene 8.5. Scorch. 8.1, Winning Post 7.8, Daybreak 7.8, Moree 7.0, Frjiiio 70.

FOEBURY THOTS. !

(By Telegraph—Press Association.) DUNEIMN. Satnrta* The Forbury Trots were continned fM. afternoon. The weather was jJin*! 1 strong wind was blowing. The goW ££ i good. The attendance was excellent The som of £19,676 was put thronkli tfe I machine, as compared with £17,788 for th* I corresponding day last year, makine • tot»r : of £34,656 for the ssaS* £30,285 10/ for the last autumn meeting Later results were as follow:— —•«. Progressive Handicap.—Weresa 1 L. 2, Centrewood 3. All started. Won kleight lengths. Time, 3.50 1-5. - • * Forbury Handicap.—Eccentric 1, Gianeiu 2. Little Fib 3. Won by a good lenS? Time. 4.39 1-5. . 8 ™ - Musselburgh Handicap.—Lord Nelson L King William 2. Lady Kelson 3. Scratched* I Almont il. and Patsy. Won by sis lenrth*' Time. 3.55. . . elu * . Royal Handitap.—Lodi 1, Little Tib 2 Lady Child 3. Scratched: Prince ana AlerL A head separated the placed horses Tim. 2.58 3-5. * ■ ™* Crescent Handicap.—Rotherla, 6s, i-'j-l ranger, 10s. 2: Security. 18s. 3. Also stirtSBrook Bell 10s. Michael Galindo 10s.' Sμ* 12s. Monsoon 16s. Todd Bells 16s, ComlSl 18s. Won by sis lengths. Time, 4.51^ An Revnir Handicap.—Pinewood. 10s. fc Scottish Mac. Ss. 2: Silver Black," Tjs"-J"-" Also started: Eccentric 2s. Behind 9s, Bar. magnie 3s. Miss Florrie C. 3s, Jack Trace* 7s, Bennaline 7s. Wallace Jnn. 86. WorTwa neck. Time, 2.24 2-.V -"'