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RACING NEWS.

THAMES RACES. THE OPENING DAY. UNCLE XED WINS THE CUP. BTALTERION WIN'S STEEPLES. <By Telegraph.—Special to '-Star.") * THAMES, Saturday, The weather was fine for the opening day .r the Thon.es Jockey Club's meeting. The course had considerably benefited b> nrent rain. There -was ft large attendance, including a number of Aucklandcrs, the special steamer from town having been

Trell filled. •Lord Kenllworth, which fell while working in the iuoruinz, injuring ins stifle, was the only withdrawal trom the Uoldrtelds Clip, whVn was a good betting race. Vnrle >"ed was entrusted with most money, going near tie four-figure mark, carrying, J»« Three hundred pounds more than Blue i. roes, trhlch was a shade better funded than All Talk and Royal Irish, while Ulenopal and Waiuta had plenty i>f friends, lue »uw iielng the outeider. l-nclc .Ned and Royal Jrish were slow to move when the burner lifted, Blue Cross going out to make the pare, leading past the stand, followed b> filenopal, Waiuta, All Talk. Uncle Ned. and Royal Irish in that order. The lending pair ran wide leaving the straight, and Waiuta showed In front; but it was only

momentarily, for Blue -Cross and (.ilenopiil | Boon headed her off, racing in cloce company along tie back, with Waiuta next, wnlic Uncle >"ed moved up almost on terms Willi the last-named, aud Iv these positions they crossed the top. Blue Cross and Ulenopul were still in close company as they mine round Into Ilie straight, closely followed by Waluta and Uncle Ned: the lust-named eliootlng out as they entered on the flual struggle, stalled off a challenge from Waluca, -which met with some luterferenoe at the critical stage, but finished very fast and -won by a length. (Blue Cross was a similar distance away third, Just ia front of •SJenopaL, with All Talk last. After the horses returned to scale IT. Jtoblnson, the rider of Uncle Ned, was beXore the stewards for alleged interference -with All Talk, the explanatiou tendeml Ibelng accepted. <L,ED ALL THE WAV.

Merry >"ell. Hypothesis, and Paddy failed 'te come out for the 'First Hack ■Handicap, ■nd Escaped wae made nearly a hundred gonads better favourite than Bang, while .Formation, Tama-a-roa, Karl Marshal and fenona v«>je all well backed. The start iwae not _ good one, Bang and *sacuppd getting all the better if It, and the pair iwere well clear going along the back and across the top, with Tama-a-roa headiug n 6tinng-out lot. Elyan, which lost « lot of ground at th« start, rnnning up fourth. At the home turn Bang had Escaped beaten, jLDd, .finishing nicely, won by three-quarters of a length. Tama-a-roa was a length away, third, Jnst in front of Elyan, with Erinagh and. Penona the next pair. THROWS AWAY. Only a quartet came out for the First 'Handicap Steeplechase, which punters jjenerslly considered a match between Tenacious and The Channel, the 'former being about a hundred pounds better favourite or the. two. Spalperion was jiot altogether ■neglected. Spalperion was early jn Uie lead, followed by The Chaunel. Tenacious and Grej Star in that oTder. These positions -were maintained till the last round, when Tenacious fell at the feDce by the river, and the race was reduced to a match between Spalperion and The Channel. Tntchen. on the latter, appeared to be able to ran up to the leader any time he wantea

to, ibut left his effort too late, and Spalp«rlca struggled on, and won by a head. Grey Star was a-<iuarter of a mile back. Spalperion was very lame when he returned to scale. ANOTHER CLOSE FINISH. 'Mossman. Lightning, and Corregidor were Hot disked to contest the Stewards' Hand! -- cap, and Crowhorst was made a very warm faronrite, being the first horse of the day to go orer four figures. Mill o" Gowrie, wiUi abont half the amount on the favourite on her number, wan second in request, and the others were fairly evenly buried. The dispatch was ' not a good one, Mill o' Gowrlo getting •crnt TFlth a "fly." led along the ibact. two lengths clear of Ohlnewairua. Royal Chef, and Crowhurst. with Rockfleld last. The field closed up crossing the top, and were well bunched as they turned for home. Coming down, the straight they were all hard at It, and a desperate finish saw 'MeFlinn squeeze Crowhurst home by a ebort head from Rockfield. which was a similar distance In front of Don't, nnd then, a head away, came Mill o' Gowrie, with Ohlnewairua last. FABRIQUETTB A .WINNER. "Waiuta wag the only defection from the Kopu Handicap, and iFabriquettc wound up a shade better favourite than Housewife, •wfth Kereone. Hyllus, Corregidor and Ooid Kip all well backed. There was a lot of

trouble at the post, and .Fnbrlqnette and Kereone, getting the better of the dispatch, the pair were In front ail the way. Fabriquettp. staying the longer, won by threequarters of a length, with Corregldor a length, away, third. Housewife was fourth. THE TOTAL.ISATOR. The totallsator staff handled no Jess than £13,006 during the afternoon, which is a remarkable Increase over £9079 registered at the previous fixture on. Boxing Day, 1917. of the later events are as follows: BOBOTJGH HANOICAP. Five furlongs. Moseman, 8.13 fllcFlynn) ..... M _.. 3 KoyilChef, 7.11 , 2 fßoker.ui, 8.8 _ ._. 3 •Won by a neck, the same distance between Becond and third horses. Bekanui iwae ifavourite. Time, 1.2 3-G. GOI/DFIHLiDS CUIP, of 2SO bots. One mile and a quarter. itTncle Ned, 7.12 (Robinson) j fWainta, 7.2 ....„ •> Bine Cross, 6.11 3 Scratched: Lord Keuilworth. Won comifortably by a length. Undue iNed wae favourite. Time, 2.10 1-5. FIRST HACK fHAXDICAT'. Six furlongs. Bang, 7.12 (Hanson) „„....... 1 Escaped, BJO „ „ •> Tama-a-roa, 7.6 3 Scratched: Merrj- uNell and Hypothesis. 'Bang and Escaped, got the better of a straggling start and led all the way. the former winning by three-parts of a length. Time, 1.7 l-o. Escaped was favourite. FIRST STEEPLECHASE, ot 150 soys. Two oniles and three-quarters. Spalperlon, 0.12 < Roach) n The Channel. 0.1.6 2 Grey Star, 9.7 \\\\ 3 Tenacious also started, but fell. Spalperion led all the way and won by a head. Time, 5.1S 2-0. Tenacious was favourite. •STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Crowhurst, Sj6 (McTTlnn) 1 ■Roclofleld, 8.7 3 iDon't, 6.13 ",", y Scratobed: Moesman, Lightning, Corregidor. Mill o' Gowrle led to the straight ■where Crowhurst. Roctfleld and Don't rhnt'.

"»»« v-iuiYuuioi, nuviucia unu Jjon C ClialUeaged. A great race followed, heads separating the four. Crowhurst was favourite. KOPU HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. Fabrlquette fDownlng), 6.12 ■Kereone, 6.12 -i Corregldor, 6.13 3 Scratched: Wainta. The two former were in front all the way end Fabriquette won hy half a length. A length between second and third. Time 1.3. Fabriquette wae favouring '

MASTERTON" .RACES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) MASTERTOX, Saturday. Following are the results of to-day's races:— TRIAL HANDICAP. (Printemps M 1 , Negligee 3 Hyades "'[ 3 Also started: Miss Loss. Won all the , HANWCAP - M« furt -^- ---"Vescovia, 710 ~ Tatlr-orn. 7.9~ Z Daint 'r ' S^'-' ' Won by a "neck! Ch B ; ffi era: G B.3 H^"DICAP - Sii Comment, 8 3 J m _ "

AUTUMN HANDICAP, one mile and a-iiuorter. Pacific Slope. 8.9 -..._ 1 Multaine. 7.9 .._ , m z (.'ooing, y.9 ..— .. M * Loyal Arch, 5.6 • •A dead heat. Scratched: Hydrus and Altercation* Won by two lengths. Time, 'J. 9. MASTERTON HACK HANDICAP, seven furlongs. Consultation, 8.1 _« 1 Momac, 8.4 ■> Penury Rose. B.i:{ 3 Scratched: Red Signal and Vnscnvia. W-on by a length. Time 1.2S 2-5. JUVENILE HANDICAP, five furlongs. Chaeronla, 7.0 1 Miss «<ild. B.S 2 .Magistrate. S.li 3 Scratched: Rosererath. Won by a length. Time. 1.2. FOR BURY , PARK TROTS. DCNEtHW. Saturday. The Forbury Park Trotting Cluh's Autumn Meeting opened today. The weather was iv'ndy and showery. Results are:— AMATEIR HANDICAP. One mile and a-linir. Delevelle Wood. 12ydrs behind 1 Rit,>. scratch 2 Dooderill, (Ms n Scratched: Peter Bell. I<ady r:srna. Brighton. Berthett:!, Bnron Adelaide. College Green. Won pulling up by six lengths. Time. :;..">l 1-3. AITVMN HANDICAP. Two miles. Barooga, 12yds behind 1 Quiinet, 12yds behind 2 (iolden Pipping, scratch 3 S.ratcheil: Scenery, Napoleon. Citadel. Prince Burlington, Hamapuka. Time. 4.57. PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP. One mile and a-half. Doreen Dillon, 60s 1 Orange Pippin, scratch -J. Biddy Tracy, 36s 3 Scratched: Royal Chance, Norma Dillon, Wee Bell. Daphne Vale, Russell Maid. Perfect. Day. Won by seven lengths. Time. 3.38. FORBCRY CUP. Two miles. Albert Cling, :(t*s .„ 1 Moneymaker. 4Ss li Tri.t Pointer, 36s „_ 3 All started. Time. 4.37 2-5. Nihilist weighed out, but was withdrawn owiug to illness. CAVERSHAM HANDICAP. One mile and a-hnlf. Haymetta, S4s .-..._ I Royal Hope. 24s 2 Uolden Age. 60s :> Scratched: Lealona. Minelight, Wee Bell, Doreen Dillon, Ouimet. Won by three lengths. Time, 3.37 4-5. DOMINION HANDICAP. Two miles. Palard. scratch 1, Succory, scratch 4 Treasure Seeker, 90s a All started. Won by ihree lengths. Time, 5.3. DASH HANDICAP. One mile and n-half. 'High Admiral, scratch 1 Dashwood. 48yds 2 Genrcr M. Dillon, :lGyds :i Scratched: Einbracer. Won by two lengths. Time, ,!!..') Si.

ST. KILDA HANDICAP. One mile. Rorke's Drift, scratch 1 Shanghai Htf.vds liehind Z InwiioiJ. i'Jyds liel'.iiid :i S.rati-hed: Dillon Kire.i. Quadroon. Wou hy live lengths. Time, ii.S 2-o. Nihlilsi. which died during the afternoon, nnd whs allowed t.> lie withdrawn, Investors getting their money returned. ASH BURTON' RACES, (By Telegraph.—Press Association.)

ASHBIJHTON. Saturday. The Ashlnirton races were continued today in fine weather, ' 'Second iHurdles.—Achilledes, 10.13, 1; Kimbolton. U).o, 2; Silver Shield, 0.0, 3. All started. Time, 1.4 C 4-5. Hack Welter. —Naughty Queen I, Bonslgn. 8.3, -': Lady Links. 7.U, :j. All started. Won by a length and a-half. Time, 1.10 o-O. WINCHMOKE WELTER. Miiky Free. 10.3 „...-..„ 1 Bondage. 5.4 , - Radial, 0.8 3 All started. Wou by live lengths. Time, I.UR. AUTUMN HANDICAP. Daytime, 7.8 —.- 1 Lionskln. 8.3 '■- Claverhouse, G. 7 3 All started. Won by half a length. Time, 1.39 1-5. JUVENILE HANDICAP. KilV.arry. 0.0 ~ 1 Starlike, 7.12 .Tudeta. 6.!) •"• The nnly starters. Won by half a length. Time, 1.15 -o. MELROSB TROT. Eulins. 12yds behind — 1 Perfect Pay, 72yds - Wilda Pointer. 12yde - _ 3 Scratched: Nell Pointer, Coroaleen. AY on by three lengths. Time, 2.24 4-5. VICTORIAN RACING CLUB.

AUTUMN MEETING CONCLUDED. SNVB WINS KINGS PLATE. MELBOURNE, March 22. The Victoria llacing Club's autumn meeting was brought to a conclusion at Flemington to-day. The weather was cloudy, but there was a good attendance. A promising two-year-old In Pannikin won the Hopeful Stakes brilliantly. The time for the race is a record. Sea I'rlucesa was left at the post.

Elkln and Sexthi, who finished first and second respectively in the <iibson Carmichael Stakes, are both owned by Mr. Ernest Clarke. . The favourite, Urstar, finished third to lost. The Northcoto Handicap was a bumping race. Carriole, who was last five furlongs away, got a good run on rails and jußt won.

Tarani Jack, who started favourite in the Steeplechase, lost his rider early in the contest.

Snub led most of the way in the King's Plate, and won decisively. Star Comedian, who was last at four furlongs, finished well.

In the Farewell Handicap. Nanna led early, but finished in the ruck.

R. Marshall, rider of Boontree, In the Northcote Handicap, was suspended for a month for boring.

The following were the results of the racing. HOPEFUL STAKES, of 300sors; fire furlouss. Pannikin *. — — ..— 1 Taviatock 2 Topside 3 Twenty-one started. Won by a length. Time. 1.2. GIBSON CARMICIIAEL STAKES, of sOOspvs; seven furlongs.

Elkin, 8.8 . 1 Sextia, 8.7 2 Wlldun, 8.0 ■'. Ten Btarted. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time. 1.0.

NORTHCOTE HANDICAP, of 400sovs; on« mile and a-half.

Carriole. 9.1 - 1 Meuin. V.9 2 Lancer Plume, 7.2 '•> Eleven started. Won by a neck. Time, 2.38. AUTUMN STBEPLKS, of 400sovs; about three miles. Pinon, 11.13 — } John Donald. 9.7 * lolus, 9.5 3 Eight started. Won easily by three lengths. Time. G.24J. THE KING'S PLATE, of lOOOsovsi weight for age; two miles. W R. Kemball's b g Snub, 6yrs, by Martian—Lady Disdain 1 P. O'Day's br h Star Comeddan, Syrs.. 2 H. Wheeler's er h Gold Cuffs, 6yrß ." Four started. Snub won by a length from Star Comedian, -who in tnrn was half a length in front of Gold Cuffs. Time, 3..T6J. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 300sovs; oce -mile. Blue Cross, 7.12 —„— 1 King of the Sea. 6.8 2 The Hague. 6.2 S Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, 1.395. Mr W. B. Kemball's stake winnings at Flemington amounted to £1422.— (A. wiU K.Z t Cable,*

HAWKE'S BAY WEIGHTS. <Bj- Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON*, Saturday. The following weights have been declared for the Ilawke'a Bay Meeting:— Mungatarata Hurdles.—Collector li.Jf. Kahumangu 11.2. Con 10.11, First I.iue 10.7, Dlavolo 10.0. Cynic 10.3, Ore Ore 10.1, Sir Donald 0.9. Otara l>.r>, Sensitive 9.2, Waiotnre 9.2, Aurore n.O, Tiger Land 0.0. Manurangi 9.0, Juan 9.0. Longlands Welter.—Battle Array 0,11, Muruetotara O.u, Transmission 9.3, Master Iney 8.11. Cross Words K.B, Ethiopian fi.7. Torchlight 8.1, St. Omer 8.1, Woolahni 7.9, Railand 7.7, Recreation 7.7. (Jreta 7.7, Kohu 7.7, The lagan 7.7.

Nursery Handicap.—llptana 9.11, Crenides 9.7, Affectation !Ui, AmyrhnH 8.5, Hitholla N. 12. Blndlc 5.11,. Sundance 8.10, I.veld 8.3, Pnrorangl 8.3. Fluency s.O, MurlHku 7.0. Miss Cold 7.8. Rose Wreath 7.r>. Ufpdii 7..!. Negligee 7.::, Prince Rufus 7..1, Magistrate 7.2, First Blow 7.1, Arch Salute 7.1, Nighttime 7.1. Olynthus 7.(1, Nursing Sister 0.13, Chaeronga r..12. Sycorax G.io. Makcre 0.10, So'ace 6.10, Hyrax H.lO, Red l'oppri: 11.1(1. Demudes (i.7, Maronne ii.7. Cashmere Rose (5.7, North Lohurn (!.7, Hlnde t>.7, Stammer 0.7. Paonul (i.7.

Poukawa Handicap.—T.iunahn 9.5, Statuette 9.1. Old (iold S.I'J, Wappiug S.HI, Lord Muskerry S.r>, Onnva N.O. Mcl! 7.11. llymarty 7.1". Shald 7.10. Ethiopian 7.0, Mimin 7.0. Gatherer 7.:!. War March 7.2, Woodlark 7.2, The Speaker 7.0, Pao 7.0. Hymen 0.12, Woolnhrn β-11, Powder King G.lO. Yankeeland 6.9, Murree 0.0.

Hawkes Bay Cup. —Sasunot 0.11. Meneislus 0.1. Red Ribbon S.I 2. Client S.lO, Mascot S.S. NohU-man S.H. Dusky Eve 8.3, Moltifunl 8.0. Bonnie Maid S.i>. Kilmoon 8.0, Sweet Corn fS.O. Vngabon'! 7.10, Almoner 7.0, ilendri 7.0. Star Uidy 7..">. Multlve 7.1, Multlcipal c.13. Kiormlon Sonnlno 0.10. Retard U.I). Cooing 0.0. Tressldn 0.8, Khelpa (>.", Hythread ti.7. Black Lncc (i.7, Kahuiuanuga i>.7.

Autumn Handicap.—Vagabond O.n. Eloeiitton 8.5. Muitlve 5.12. Cooing 7.13, Retard 1.1-2. Palm Oil ".!>. Dmvnhaui 7.0. Multiline 7.(i. Klltcss 7..".. liheipa 7.::. Ilythreail 7.::. liOvcniatch 7.0, Sea Lord 7.0. Classilicatlim (i. 12, Maruetotnra 0.10, Lord Muskerry l>.lu, Altercation (i.7. SwinUm 1i.7. Porangahan Handicap.—Sweet Corn O.S. C'roemis O.">, Satwnof 9.3, Parisian Diamond n.3, Torfreda 5.13. Nystad S.O. Killowen HA. Demos HA. Tlgrltiya 8.0, Bonny Briar 7.13. Tniinaha 7.5, Kipling 7.(1. Potentiality 7.;t, Chimera 7.."!. Downham 7.2. Astrophel 7.2, Demagogue 7.1, Statr>>tte 7.0, Old Gold 0.11. Astor U. 7, Sea. Lord (i.7. GISBORNE AOCEPTAXC6S. (By Telegraph-Press Association.) UISBORNE, Sunday. The following are the acceptances for the (Jisboriie Racing Club's meeting:— Jumper!*' Hint.—'Blackall 10.5. Con 10.1, tJJornebors ll.lu. Atiron- 0.10. Lord Ainsli-y 0.7, Brunswick 0.4. Hurnkia 0.0. Taruheru Hack.—Crosswords 8.8, Sabinc 5.11, Ohorekn l.\:t, Orateur 7.10, Knhlnahlna 7.r>, Leighton Lass 7.0. Theln-s 7.0. Secret Code 7.11. Manuraugi 7.0, Nick's Head 7.'». Fiddlestrlng 7.0. Flying Handicap.— Multifunl- 0.4, Astrophel 0.1. Sheila 8,11, Sea Lord 8.0, ActlrHl 7.12. Carlyslan ".(">, D'avolo 7.0, Orawla 7.0.

Maiden Snirry.— Demonstrate, Yankee land, KoKRItB, True Joy, Mllmany, (ilea Kyle. Uoldscene, Secret Code, Multllla I'av-illon. Hukewhaka.

Raelns Club's Handicap—Multlve 8.8, Cynic >s.ri, Ilythread 7.(i, Black Lace 7.(i, Ehelpa 7.L\ Master Iney 0.10, Aurore 0.7.

Welter.—Downham 9.9. Ehelpa O.S. Cross words 8.10. Ohorekia B.S. Blackall S.,"f, Dla vulo 8.0. Tavlstock 8.1. Bjorneborg 8.1. CraiKl Idea 8.0. I'uuo 7.0, Rakau 7.0, riddle string 7.7.

Awapuni Hack.—Happy Volley 0.0. Airo !>.<!, Mnrola 5.7. Marensa 7.1J, War Guard 7.9. Tleko 7.0, Lady Gazeley 7.7. Knhinahina 7.5. Demonstrate 7.7, Ooldscene 7.7. Yan!;eeland 7.7.

Kinal Handicap.—Unziqup 10. S. Astrophel B.IS, Ilythread 8.: 1 .. Sea Lord 7 I", Actlfld 7.i(), Colden Lyte 7.5. Carlysian 7.4. Orawia 6.11. Manurangi 6.7, Tieka t! 7.

ACCEPTANCES. (By Telegraph.— Pre? 3 Association.) IXVBRCARGII.L, Saturday. The following are the acceptances for the Southland meeting:— Iloslyn Handicap. — Moneymusk S.lO. Olenwood «..%, Cismeedy 5.4. Night Alarm 8.4, devolution HA. Lady Edith SO, Lady Knight 7.10, Mettle 7.10, Drift 7.10, Erroneous 7.0, 'Musselinaii 7.9. Part is lan 7.9. All Rain 7.7, Bengeroop 7.7. Cannot 7.7, Cattanach 7.7, Marching Order 7.7, Martinfors 7.7, fMoneymnker 7.7, Plensureform 7.7 tted Eagle 7.7. Speed King 7.7. Waverley Saddle Trot.—First Chime. Alia nnd Jollt Major limit; Barooga, Breve Chimes, Golden Pippin, Routal and Step l'Jyds behind: Kros 24yds; Flower o' Turl ROyds : Krlr Rothehlld, G. M. Dillon 4Syds: Dandy Chimes, Wallacetown and Quara 85yds.

Southland Cup.—ltorke"s Drift 0.10, ■Golden King S.I, Marsa 8.1. Hoyal Star 7.0 KleuK 7.7.

Southland Steeples.—Bore 11.7. Znrkoma ll.r>. Chappol Moll 11..1, Sllverspur 10.0. Palladlo 10..->. Penry 10.0. Grafton Tot 0.7.

'Flying Handicap.--Kilbrogan 0..1. F.ieus 8.4, Kokelalne 8.0, Hotnir 7.0, <;iensponse 7.4, «leepy Head 7.", Kllmcedy G. 12, Orderdown 0.12.

Invercarjrill Harness Trot. — Captain Hectornx. Dolly Rodgers, Guy Wild. Harold Wallace. Hecdnle, Jesstp Scott. Lagocalum, Mineright. Princess Cole. RoMistar. Anthony, War Scot limit: Tahiti 24yds behind : Kapiiku Lass .16yds: I/fnahmoor 00yds ; Hazelfleld 72yds: Queen's Lane 84yds; G. M. Dillon 368 yds. Disposal Stakes.—Wild Pilgrim 0.0, Achllleuß 3.1."!, Ayllffe 8.13, Bon 8.12. Revolution 8.6. Tjidy Bdith 8.2, Hrooksclale 7.12, Cannct 7.12. Fltzorborne 7.12. Miss Finland 7.12, Sallburg 7.12. Vocation 7.12. Tradesmen's Handicap.—Golden King 8.13, ■Mareann 8.3. Thaddeus 7.8, Cave Rock 7.5, HUrbwnter 7.r>, Xazama. 7.0, Aycllffe 7.0, Ted 7.0, Admiral 7.0. EAXGITIKEI ACCEPTANCES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) BULLS, Saturday. Following are the acceptances for the first day of the Rangltikei Racing Club's Meeting, which takes place on Wednesday next:— Trial. Plate, live furlongs (9.0). — Haversack, Omahii. Otonga, Queen Carnival, Kyolo. Stetson, Simon. Best Man. Some Girl, Big Push, Early Rose, llnutnwn. Golconda, Vance, Kold Boy, Dusky Knight, Papanui. Ned, Log. Volito, Rasland, Acutllou, Ben Bolt, Altilon. Ziraiele. Scott Memorial Handicap of 2OOsovs. six

Scott Memorial Handicap of 2OOsovs. six furlongs.—All Over B.:>, Inah 8.7. Kipling S.ti, Starengo 7.9. Rawnkore 7.7, Flay Off 7.7, Coolpan 7.7, Madamn Kistori 7.0, Staccato 7.0, Hastie 6.7, Need U. 7.

Obakeaillack Hurdles of loOsovs. one mile and three-quarters. — Kahninangu 10.18, Wbiro 10.9. Vacuum 10. S. PoHhogue Si.i: , ,, Speedwell Mac 0.12. Sweet Tipperary 0.1, Movement 0.7, Kurapai S).t>, Moutoa Camp 9.6, Willy's Knight 9.6, Yankee Jack 9.4, Rio 9.0. Gwynne 9.0. Gunwale 0.0.

Rangitlkei" Cup of 400sovs. one mile and .1 qunrter.—-Nobleman 9.5, All Over 8.12, Henry Clay 7.9. Loyal Arch 7.G, Master Lupin 7.fi, Star Lady 6.9.

Carnarvon Hack Handicap of 130sovs, six furlongs.—Hallow 8.9, Borealis 5.3, Endure 8.2, Nemaline 7.9, Pomeroy 7.1, Yladic-au 7.1. Zela 7.1, Tunatau 0.7.

Parewanut Welter of 175sovs, eight furlongs and a-half. —Master Lupin 9.3. Loynl Arch 9.3, Paddington Green 9.4, Dingle 9.2, Hyglnas 9.2, Zola 8.10, Cello 8.8, Ladify 8.0, Gipsy Gem 8.0. Ngatlapa Hack Handicap of 130sovs, five furlongs.—Gold Vrolilem 9.8, Samarang 8.13, Metallum 5.13, Carmel Arch 8.13. Piano 8.9. Tonukoke 8.5, Ruddy 8.5. Omahu 8.2, Prlmato 8.1, Haversack 7.5, Best Man 7.5, Bronze Queen 7.5. Kareao 7.5, Queen Carnival 7.5. Zemanek 7.5. Pukemri Welter, seven furlongs.—Sonnlno 9 13, Moutoa Ivanova 9.4. Idle Talk 8.11, ■Siguor Ella 8.9, Tempo B.S, Pomeroy 8.2, Compel 8.1, Zela 5.2, Simon 8.0, Cadet 8.0, Clieer Up 8.0. HORSES REHANDICAPPED. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) MAKTON, this day. Rangitikei rehandicaps are as follow:— Scott Memorial. —HasHe 7.7, Madam RisObakea Hurdles. —Whiro 11.9, Vacuum 11 4 Movement 10.3. Cup.—Star Lady 7.9. Pukenul Welter. —Sonniuo 10.9, Moutoa Ivnnova 9.1. Parewauui Welter.—Gipsy Gem 5.7.

Ngatiapn Handicap.—Gold Problem f>.II, Metallum O.f. Samarang 9.5, Karea.l S.O. All Over &as been scratched for all en.-

AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. .ICTIMN MEETING NOMINATIONS. 'rho fo] lowing nominal lon p Tislvg heeti received for tli'e Auckland Trotting Clubs Autumn Meeting: — FIRST DAY. Improvers - Trot, <>nt> unci ahalf miles.— Caplliosc, Peter McMillan, Dandy Patch, Swept Memory, Timbell. Speculator, My .luuior, Tiki, Aranui. Kits Cialindo, Goya. Bon Bon, Nancy Drift. Maetborne, Lady Lonsdale, Amberite. Polar Star, Misa Murphy, Gold Uud, Normica Heir, Koscray, Wild Lad. U>rd Roberts.

Mange re llaudicup, one and a-balf miles. Charming Rod. PoHyanna, Endeavour, Dillon, Dillon May, Temple, 'IV Awa, Coal Light, Shaunon Golden, .lack of Diamonds, Dulciplione. Flora Dillon, Brlanza, Beausant. Greta, Confusion, Brandon.

Campbell Handicap, two miles.—Waver lev. lMtarna Willie Lincoln, Ilnr.ild Devon, Alf. McKlnucy. Lieutenant, Steel Bell. ■Asturlo, Cathedral Chimes.

lOiister Handicap, two miles.—Oruarangi, Rejoice. Kenipsey. TanealUil, Rnnuul, Galli i>oll. Pukenua. Sundial. Goodrich.

Hobwjn Handicap, one and a-half miles.— All Bell. Prince Poole, Kenipsey, Manuka Park, Miss Holfe. P.ronze Patch, Lucille, I.lrtle Kauri. Wilding. Lena Patch, Inwood, Comedy Chief. Stewards" Trnt Ifnndlenp. two miles. — Gold Boy, Wonderland, Whisht. King Cnpitallßt, Lyric. Kirlkiriroa. Auckland Girl, Blackthorn, Amherite, Hint. Cornwall Handl.-ap, one mile.—All Bell, fluid Girl. Prince Poole. Pltaroa. Willie Lincoln. ICeeenlrlo, Wnverley. Victor G., Htion Gratia n, Alf. McKliiuey. Trooper I.MUnii. Derby njlluii. Inwood, Salamander. Marconi Handicap, one mile.—Red George. Hymen. Srone Belilon, (ialvanitn. Lincoln Star. The Scout, Ruanul, Linotype-, Prim-.. Akwood. Bronze Patch, lluon Grattan. George K. Oalllpuli, Sundial, Prince Child. Goodrich, Pearl T>'«>r. Dorothy Dlmple, Comedy Chief. SECOND DAY. Barn Handicap Trot.—Caplllose. Peter McMillan. Sandy Patch. Sweet Memory, Tiuibell, Speculator. My Junior, Canberra, Tiki. Favour Royal. Aranui. ltltn Gallnilo, Goya, Bon Ron, Nancy Drift. Maet horn. I.ndy Ixinsdnle, Amberite Nlkoni. Polar Star, Miss Murpliy. Gold ltod. Normica Heir. Roscray, Wild Lad. Lord Roberts. Manukau Handicap, one mile and abalf. Sweet Mint. Halswell Dillon. Endeavour. Itua Pere, Dillon, Dillon Way. Te Awa, George K. Shannon Golden, Rurllngton, Reausant. Greta. Confusion. Brandon.

Prince of Wales Handicap, two miles. Waverley, Pltaroa. Willie Lincoln, Harold Devon. lluon Graltan, Alf. McKinney. Lieutenant, Steel Bell. Asturlo, Cathedral Chimes.

Autumn Handicap, two miles. —Hymen. Oruarangi, Rejoice, Kenipsey, Taneatua, Ruantii. Galllpoli, Puwhenua. Sundial. Goodrich.

Adams Memorial, one mile and a-linlf. — Prince I'oole. Rejoice, Kempsey. Manukn Park, Miss P.olfe., Bronze Patch. Lucille. I.lttle Kauri. Wlldine. I.ena Patch Sun dial. Prince Chllde. In wood lommly Ciller

Members' Handicap. n™ rutleo,- <;..m Boy. Wonderland, Klrlklrlroa, Whist. King Capitalist. Sjrle. Auckland Girl, niackUiorn. Amberlte. Hint.

r.lverpool Handicap, one mile and n ouarter.—All Bell. Cold Girl. Prince Poolp. Pltaroa. Willie Lincoln. Eccentric. Waverlfiy. lluon Grattau Alf. McKinnev, Trooper Dillon. Inwood. Salamander.

Farewell Handicap. one mile. —Red George, Hymen. Stone P.eldon, (Jalvanltn, Lincoln Star. The Scout. Kenipsey. Ruannl. Linotype. Pvin<-o Akwood, Bronze Patch. Victor «.. Lucille, Gallipoll. Trooper r>lllon, Derby Dillon. SunUlnl. Prince Hiilde. Goodrlru, Pearl D'flr, Porotuy nimiile, Comedy Chief. WAIMATE PLAINS TROTS. An abridged programme of thp Wainintp Plains Trot t ing rinb'B meetins is pnhllßtaod by advertisement to-day. lOutries close on Marili at 0 p.m.

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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 71, 24 March 1919, Page 8

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RACING NEWS. Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 71, 24 March 1919, Page 8

RACING NEWS. Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 71, 24 March 1919, Page 8

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