RACING WORLD.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 73, 27 March 1920, Page 13

RACING WORLD.

(By whalebone:) FIXTURES. April 3—Tuapeka County J.C. April 3, s—Wairarapa R.C. April 3, s—Riverton5 —Riverton R.C April 3, s—Auckland B.C. AprU s—Beaumont J.C. April s—BJomara B.C. April 3—Walpukurau J.C. April 5, ft—Canterbury J.C. AprU 5. ft— Felldioc J.C. AprU 7, 10—Avondale J.C. ANSWERS TO CO"RKESPON.DENTS. <QDBRY.—The Melbourne -Cup.was of the value of TOOTJBovs. with a sweepstake of SU&OTS added. There were 20 starter*, which would raise the stake to BOOOaovs, of whidh JWOOaovB went to the winner, 1-iOOsoys To tho second, and ToOsovs to tho third. -W.C. (Oio).—C is correct; each makes 24. J. Williamson has disposed of Melttn* to a Bay ot Plenty spoptxmau-RiMng-ha-m sppca.ru to have struck form at last and has now won tlirec races ou end. The Southern horseman J. 'Miller had his collarbone broken when (Bore fell with aim lv the Southland "Steplecchase. W. Kccpa Journeyed to Taurauga tar th* Te Puke-Paengaroa meeting and succeeded in riding a couple of winners. All Over was an odds on favourite w*en. he won the Raumal Welter on the second day of the Rangltikel meeting. T. Kemp is persevering with tine education of Cadtmus as a hardier, sad the son of Monoronn was schooled again ct Ellers11c on Thursday rnornins. The gelding Rambling Star, hy Rambler— Rtsr, is now located at Wlesrelte, wchcrre n-o Is being exercised under the supervision ot J. K. Thorpe. . Mr. Tl. W. Alison Junior, leaves for Sydney by the Maheno nest week, to attend the yearling sales which are held during Kester. L. H. Hewftt. who rod* Uncle Ned to lictorr in the Easter Handicap last year, will steer the son of Marble Ardh again this year. Rajput was stated to be very tore after contenting the Carnarvon Handicap on the opening day of the Kangltfjcef meeting, turd a lensthy tpell may be necessary, J. O'Shca will have the mount on llymestra ln the A.R.C. Easter Handicap. The Ancklaad toneman has not yet anccceded in placing the event to tie credit. The success or Hyttus ln the BangtOkel ■Tup is said to have cbeen well anticipated hy his owner, who benefited considerably by the double-figure dividend returned. A l>ox has idtnn engaged at Mesne. lUe and l'orciral's stables at Green Lane for (iasLpie, and the taaster Handicap candidate Is cipecttd to put la an appearance shortly. Qulnlro was wired through to Auckland as being unbeatable ln the 'tw-urry at toe Bangltlkel meeting, hut third was the position at the finish. Rose Wreath w«* very, sore after her efforts St the Mastertou meeting, and is not likely to be a starter in the Great Northern- Oaks. By winning tho Sindon Hack Hurdles at Rasgltlkel cm Friday. Khartoum has Incm-recT a 101b penalty Tor the A.R.C Brighton Hurdles, which makes his weight ».10. The Auckland horseman A. J. McFlton had three winning rides at the RanglUkel meeting, (teerlug Rtalugham (twlcel aud riylng Master to victory. I-ady Energy was given* another Iccaan over hurdles it Ellerslie on Thursday , morning, and is shaping satisfactorily la . her education as a Jumper. The newly appointed stipendiary steward. Mr. Mmx'blaou, was at the Ranaitikei meeting, having a look round under the guidance of Air. MoMahou. Mir. AturchJcoa will tuke up his official duties shortly. Jock, the winner of the Southland Cnp. hi au aged gelding by Glenctilioch—Fol- . llcle. 'His form hitherto has only been . moderate, and his victory came us some surprise. Gluclah. which has been hung up at Opotikl for about a mouth, was brought back to Auckland during the "week, aud t» working again at Ellerslie under the supervision of J. Cblsbolm. The many friends of the Huntervllls sportsman. Mr. J. Bull -trill regret to learn that he Is at present somewhat seriously Indisposed. He will have the best wishes of all for a speedy recovery. Mr. B. Goldwtiter has disposed of nttholln to Mr. L. H. Mathias, and the son of IHr.noirthenes has gone into A. Asprey'* charge. The trainer named will shortly take- over the property so long occupied by J. E. Thorpe. The following scratchlngs have been notified In connection with thn A.R.C. Autumn .Meeting: Brighton Hurdles, Battietlde, at 2.10 p.m., on Friday; and Autumn Steeplechase. Oaklelgh, at 2.33 p.m.. and Steclpaul at 4.43 p.m. on the same day. The Avondale Jockey Club have received record nominations for their Aotnmn Meeting, and the gathering pnmtsea to be the most successful in the history of the Club. Mr. H. Coyle will declare the handicaps for the first day's racing on Tuesday. April 6. Astlnome wis sent out t warm odds on favonrtte tor the OreatfonJ ITandlcaip on th* wcrood ctay of the Rangjtlket meetlne. bnt the best th* (iinghter of Maniapoto could do was to run jeeeonct to RikMv. her empporter* getting a very small return on therlr original Ln-vestmen-i. The er-Sew Zealand horseman. Stan Betel, •mxeeded in riding the winning Jumping aoohla at the recent Caoifleld raee.tinj, Keerfcg Thaletas to victory In th* hurdle race, and Jack Friar in 'fie «t*epleelhiM». Tt* former w*s favourite but the Itxter w-om at a good price. Th* Hon. E. Tf. Alison and Messrs. W. R. Kemball aad R. Hannon have each a couple of representatives Id the A.R.O. Raster Handicap. The former has Taiamai and Rockfleld, Mr. Ke.mhall Hymestra and Bonnetter, and the Walkato sportsman Queen Abbey and King Abbey. The ctefeat of vTartOce in fie Seuf.hkmd cf-tip ~ui a hlg blow to pun tern, for the son of Martian was thought to be unbeatable. Warlike It a bit delicate, and may not have done well on tra* ttiip. for he was oulaUle a rtlftc-e in the AwaT.Tia Handicap on the second day. <». "Cmnng, whoes appeal agftiwa. snapen. ctsn waa narcmCy utihelrt ths Judfee of th* "St— Zenlaa* -Ttarincg Cemferetiee; was in ere«t riding f«rro st <he S?»«fblan<* necgcuig, wtnnlng no less taictn xeven On the second ctay. he won Che whole Dye nf the events he w«a aibla to ride In. Ttbere Is no djjmht nf atoUitv as a horseman. Te Mtrco iv efartert tn the tin* dlviTfoe «f Che Jfowfee ftt«ke« st the recent RoseaUl mecfctMztr. mta»- out tnird firvrcwff-cv H* ww-s not mentioned in the rrmatng, and was outSide a placa at the fintab. The tieec>nd dlv-Mon cr*f the nsme raec* hud a Hetle interest for A-neklenders. for it was won by Jeivua Crteif. which tw tralncM by Jack fialnwforrt. wtm aim ft«ur«il sx part evevner. Jnlla Qny wat- ridden by Gatneford** young sen, who !s spoken of as n most arominent ymm—Ser. It was thought that (come of the more prominent South Island owners would have assisted to make the A.R.C. Royal Meeting a snecess, bnt Mr- ("A. L. stead In the only one to accord the Club a nomination. 81x G«Brge Clllronl the prestdsnt of the Conference, has hcirsca engaged at the Manawatu Meeting, and It would have bees most fitting for bis colours to have been unfurled on such an ocrasfcrn: ont probably be la waiting for the raegrtng «t heraa The prominent Fay owners. Messrs. H. M. Campbell, M.P.. TV. O. Stead. W. Rlrhmond, K. S. WiT.lama. A. B. Wnitems, W. H. Gaisford. and others have all namircated. »nfl alfnsetber th* lists have fillet! remarkably well.

The withdrawal at Mr. A. McDon«l«Ti hone* from their eneaceraente an the nrst day er the A.B.C. Autumn Meeting Iβ comeMr. Q. r>. Stead having left Right and Left In the Greet Northern Champagne Stakes, bis meeting with Humbug loot" "*e providing the principal Interest in the erent. The final payme&U for the Great Northern Oak.», and Great Northern Bt_ Lejrer arc decidedly disappointing, both from the numerical and dasa point ot view. Neither event seems likely to attract more than foar runners. The most noteworthy withdrawals from the A.R-C. Easter Handicap were Bindle and Demagogue, both of which were well supported and considered certain starters. The expectations for an Interesting mornings work at Ellerslta this morning were , not gratified, the heavy rain that fell porting the opening of the coqyee proper ontelde the qneetlon. The sandtrack was the only one available, and as a «oneequenee practically cntMng in the shape ol fast work was witnessed. Matters in connection wtth holding the Weiuka Hnnt Racing Club's race meetlns are progressing satisfactorily. A seven fnrlons course bae been «nrrered and a track obtained, wiilch Is said -win be equal to any In the Ancbland province. The date of tbe rice meeting baa been fixed for Wednesday. May 28, and the programme will be lamed shortly. The principal event will be the Cnp <rf SOsovk. and a silver cap presented by R. T. 'Reid, Ebq., president of the club. AVOXDALE JOCKEY CLUB. The folkrwing ire the nominations for the principal event* at the Avondale .T.C. autumn meeting*. A complete list -trill appear in onr later edition. Avondale Handicap. — Ruataxe, Royal Irish, Ulngarch. Tobaew. Rockfleld. Arcbie> Lord Kenil-worth, Tniamai Queen Abbey, Mamranuboe. Uncle Ned, Mitatene. Eethonla Te Om. Pnnka, Tama-a-roa. Woody Glen, Cazfqne, Blue Cro?s, General Advance. Railway Handicap.—No Mistake, Scrap o' Paper. Ruatara. Monocrat, Trine* Charlerol. Kllbßggan, Dead Sweet. Hineamarn. Rockfleld. Arcbie. Lord Kenilworth. Tlnokaha, King Abbey, Bindle. Gold Kip, Tama-a-roa, <>ailque. Crowhiimt, Salvalese, Clonmel. Lightning, Oaycltim. Caballem. 1 Anrumn Handicap.—jßuafara, Hotsl Irish. Irtngerch, Tnhaaco, Rockfleld, Archie, Lord Kenlrworth, Talamal, Qaeesi Abbey, Mangamaboe. Tni-le Npd, Matatane. Wai-ut*, Khthonia, Te Oro, "Punka. Tama-*-roa, Woody Glen, Oazl<jn<>. Phyllona, Bine Cro»s, General Advance. CorregMor. WaJUkerel Handtoap.—No Mistake, Scrap o' Paper, Mrtnocrat. Prince Charlerol, Klf■beggan. Dead Sweet, Rock-fleld. Archie, Lord Kenirworth, Tlnokaha, King Abbey, Penona. Blndle. Gold Elp. Ouzlque, Flnkop rrowhursft, Salvaless, Clonmel, Lightning, Gayclam, Caballero. THE ROYAL MEETLVC. ' The following is a lUt of the nominations meeting to be held at Ellerslie during the visit of the Prince of tYalee to Auckland next month:— Haereraal Hurdle*.—Kiriwlnntng Otera. Deviation Notability. Tenacione, Forward Lady, Normanby. Cynic. Uluetanus, Hamlet, Khartoum, Monopole, Lupcrlnn. Rathlln, Marconi. Polthogun. Walmal, Kohu. Pendoon Garryowen, Itekanul, Mill o' Gowrie, Thrace. Rlue and Block. Kauri King, Dhoreka, Manulcau, Movement. Kalrere Steeplechase.—Flreawaj-, Battletide. NormanbT, Golden Glow, Dalcopln. cont, Guanco, Master Strowan, Otara, Peneton, f'olthosue. Ranza Mist, Tirau, Waihl. Kohu, Garryowen, No Surrender, The Channel. Naumai Handicap.—Wack Ami. Miss Muriel, Treeor, Tommlsslon, Malßter filly, Jolly Princess Mata Kalnpa. Lovellght, Herrhlee. Lochluer. Peter Maxwell. Pa»elonless. Pure Laziness. Stork, Gasbag, Humbug, Celmlela. Lady Form, Jaffna. Brightlißbt. Duncdin. Geoffrey, Illumination. Landslide. Hekatoa. Fortune Teller. Wanliran. Prince of Wales Cup.—Tama-a-roa, Woody Glen. General Advance, Blue Crow, Alteration. Arro-nsmith. Cvnlc, Dafky ETe Gflzique. Gold Kip, Llansaunor. Lingerie. Marqueteur, Matatane. Uncle Ned. Pentagram. Ohlnewalnia. Piuatara, Sasanof. Te Oro. Maloha. Hetaoa. Vagabond. Royal Irish. Tinopal. Mansamahoe, Isingarch. I'unka. Catalini. Esthonia, Rockneld, Archie. Lord Kenilworth. Taiamal, T»baKco. Comedy Prince, Kllmoon. Ilenown llandicap.—Clonmel, Monoerat, Fabrlijuette. Flnkop, No Mistake. Talamal. Kenllworth Archie, Rockfleld. Bltbo--1 Ma. Bindle, Tama-a-roa, Some Boy 11.. llllneamaru Prince Charlerol. War Tank, General Advance, Horl, Arrots smith. Crow- ! burst, Gailqne. Gold Kip. Kilbeegan. Kere- ! hone. Lady Glen, .Tntland, Matatane, Oak Abbey, Ruatara, Stilts. Scrap o . Paper, Maloha, Hetaua, Early Dawn. Tlgrltlya. King Abbey. Queen Abbey, ' Kilbeggan. . Massey Handicap.—Brodlck. Miss Abbey. Aircraft. Demoiselle, Stammer. General Joffre, War Tank, Princess Charming. Mountain Gold Walton, Merry Nell, Menttnore, Merrle Prince, Some Fashion, Aman's I.iiHS. Sajralesa. Bang, Empyrean, Demons, Kiplode. Formalin, General Stephen, Don't. Llansannor. Lady Bedford. Penona. Malyneani. Monocrat. Neutralise. Lady , Hruce, Mary Bruce, Mlnilre, Octoplete, North Lobnrn. Oak Abbey, Pentagram. Koyal Prince. Royal Abbey, Scrap o' Pnper, Tom Moore, Winsome Arch. Prince Hofas, Gatherer. Tlnokaha. Tlnohoro, Dead Sweet, No Bother, Catalini, Sanaere, Jlarhle Slab, Golden Petal, Slowcoach, Actrtce. ■Qnanlform. Tnlpa, Glen Canny. Mahgololre, Heefdan. Hypothesig, Homeric, Ma Copper. Independence. AUCKLAND KAQNG CIJUB. AUTUMN MEETING ACCEPTANCES.

The followlne acceptances hare be*n recelred In connection with the Auckland Racing Club's Autumn Meeting:— FINAL PAYMENTS. EASTER HANDICAP. One mil*.

WESTPORT RACES, WESTPORT, Friday. The Westport Jockey Club's annual meeting opened to-day. The totallsator staff handled £51f19, against £424 a last year. Boiler Handicap, of lOOsovs, one mile and a-cuarter.— Rang! Aroha, 7.3, 1; Lady Mlrtdleton, 9JI, 2; Dick, 7.5, 3. Also Starte?d: Xanthos. Tantalus, Molly Mawk. Won by half a length. Time, 2.16. Electric Handicap, Aye fnrJongs.—Partform, 8.10, 1; Hymettus. 9.2, 2; War Tax, 8.4, 3. Also started: Fabisco, Woodrow. Farlovna, Winning Number. Won by half a length. Time, 1.5 2-5. Patterson Memorial, seven furlongsRestful, 8.3, 1: Molly Mawk, 8.2. 2; Tantalus, 9.1. 3. Also started: Silver Shield. Won by three lengths. Time L 35. Colvin Memorial—Benefit 9.0. 1; Lady Lucullus, 7.8, 2. Tho only starters. Won by two lengths and a half. Time, 1.25 4-5. TURF TALK FROM THE SOUTH. CANTERBL'RT. (Special to "Star.") CHRISTCHCRCU, Friday. Though the acceptance money was paid for Amythas ln the tlaster Handicap, it was not long before his connections decided rbat he would not be a starter. Early on Saturday morning It was decided to scratch him, but as the CJ.C. offices are closed on Saturday afternoon, the scratching order lay in the secretary's bos until nine o'clock on Monday morning, when the scratching was announced. It will he a bit unfortunate for those people who backed Amythas on iSaturday afternoon, but they were few In nui»>>er. Thero is sure to be many arguments on the question, but the fact of the matter is that the horse Is not scratched until the scratching has been received by the secretary of the clob. In ine meantime Amythas continues to do great work in his training efforts, and will certainly have the two-vear-olds doing their best if he lfl started ln the Challenge Stakes. What a pity Gloaming Is not on band to do battle with the brilliant son of Demosthenes. Burrangong and Bore were taken to Southland by J. Miller, who rode them in their engagements. Fred Ellis picked them up when they arrived at Inverearglll. and will eventually bring them back to RiccartonBy the wav, Ellis has made a wonderful recovery from the severe shaking he received at the November meeting at Riccarton, when Mandrake fell wltb him. Though Fiery Cross showed signs of lameness after pulling up on Saturday mornintf, there is nothing'seriously wrong with him, and he Is standing up to hte work fairly well. He will race at Amberley on Saturday next, and If he comes through the ordeal all right, be will have a large following at Riccarton on Easter Monday. At the time of writing there Is crery prospect he will fare the starter in the Great Easter Handicap. Of the leeser lights Brackenfleld is reckoned to have a fair chance iv the Great Easter. The tracks at Riccarton are becoming decidedly hard, and if rain does not fail shortly, the fields next month will be considerably reduced, through the doubtful legged ones feeling the strain. Arrowsmith looks a picture. On Saturday morning, with a good weight in the saddle, he: ran four furlongs In 513-ss, and looked as though he could have gone faster. This was supposed to be three-quarter pace work. S. Trilford. who has a'blg 6tring of horses in work at South Canterbury, has no fewer than eight hurdlcis and steeplechasers under his care. He is fairly successful with the leppers. R. Derrett is breaking in a filly by Clareneeux—Judith. Like the rest of Clarenceux's stock, she le a good looking youngster. R. Longley is at present training Kolynin. which is being prespared for the West Coast meetings. Cheer Tp, by Guianoforte— Gavotte, and Kiekapoo by Camp Fire—La Milo, are two rof the horses lately purchased by West Coast sportsmen. Premium, a winner on the second day at Southland, has always shown plenty of pace. but was of sneb erratic tendencies that he could not be depended upon to reproduce lr In a race. He seems to have quietened down considerably of lttte. Onsltneht Is in'good demand for the Groat Faster Handicap, and such a solid galloper over (.even furlo-ngs is entitled to consideration. It will he remembered that, he defeated a good field when he won at Rlecarton Inst November, i S.isanof Is rrently fancied for the Great Aut.imn Handicap, but Warlike has gone out of favour a lot of late. WAIRARAPA NOTES. 'By Telegraph —Special if "Star."l MASTERTON. -thi* day. Astlnome ran .a very good race in the Flying Handicap at Masterton. |6he got Into a good position early in the race, and after a furlong had been covered, was In the lead. She got a big break on tie favourite, Chimera, In the early stages, ami. showing good staying powers, shook off ■Chimera and Torfreda at Che business end winning with plenty to spare. (Mr. Dan Jensen, the trotting horseowner of Walhakeke. suffered a serious loss tha other day when a promising trotting colt sustained a .broken leg aad had To (be destroyed. Mr. Jensen had refused severml tempting offero for (the colt. Dainty Step should soon record a win. In the Atrturun Handicap at Opaki. she ran re-ruarkebly well and showed good stay-ins powers. The Lucullus mare was, of course, no meart-h for Red Ribbon, but her form makes it worth while keeping an eye on her for future engagements*. The principal winning owners at Masterton were: W. R. Kemball £240, F. Dorset tOO, A. MnDonald £195. G. A. 'Pelnier £120, W. Bradford £100, W. Hlgglns £100, J. Mack £100. Trainer r. B. Hazelman has taken over Mr. Harold Brown's stables at Tauherenlkau. Xpgamho, which was purchase*! hy Sir. W. 'R. Kemball ln Australia, galloped in good style in the Hack Handicap at Masterton, and should soon get into -winning form. Lady General hae not yet struck form, ■but she Is coming along satisfactorily in her track work. Though Affectation did not impress the public in his preliminary before the Srewards' Handicap at Masterton. he never left rhe race in doubt and won as he liked hy three lengths. Penury Rose did not race up to form at the Masterton meeting, and gave a very poor display fn the •Stewards' Handicap. iSweet Memory was not troubled with her 10.4 iv the Dcash Hack at .Masterton, and won as she liked hy over three lengths. .Import ran a very fair.race at tn the D'ctsh Hack, and should do better than filling minor positions before long. [ Red Rtobou appears to be about at top form, and won the Autumn Handicap at Masterton ln a Canter. Dainty Step put up a good fight, but was not class enough for the winner. M-ultaine ran very well and pushed Dainty Step at the finish, the latter Having to be ridden out to keep Ln front of Multalne.

SCHOOLING AT ELLERSLIE. After breakfast at Ellerslie this morning, despite tut; rain, There was some schooling work. Manukau and Lady Salvadan jumped the pony hurdles without mistake. Thrace was sent over a couple of big 'hurdles, fencing well. ' Hiueaiun.ru. which is to lie given a chance to earn distinction as a jumper, gave a promising display over the pony hurdles. Lady Bruce jumped one of the pony hurdles, and then rive of the bigger ones without mishap. Gluetanus and General .Stephen were sent together, but the former stopped at the first obstacle, and Gluetanus went on alone over four of the bigger hurdles. General Stephen then jumped a couple of the pony hurdles.. WATMATK PLAINS TROTTING CLUB, (By Telegraph—Press Association.) lIAWERA, this day. The following are the acceptances for tha Waimate Plains Trotting Clubs meeting:— Auroa Maiden Handicap.—Hal Joseph is, Rookaway is, Visible is. Pillage I>s, Lincoln .Jersey Its, Barou .loubert 10s, May Morn. 10s, Destiny lus, Ramaroa. 10s. Kaugiatea Ids, Rua lus. Mindful Ills. Christonis. lis. (General Botha 12s, Leaverllne 12s, Gipsy Mkc las. Eagle lis. Kate 12s, Comic 12s. Normanby -Handicap.—lnora scratch. Hal Joseph :ts. Liidj- Morlaud .'is, Stella C 4s. Flora Dillon .7s. Cyllndo Hell fis, Springbok 7s. Ramarca Os. Rangiatc-a Os. Ura lis, Karon Joubert 9s, Miustun Bell Ds, Ranee 9s. Hawera Handicap.—Whist scratch. Rio Grande 14s. Gold Rocl -n 4s, Overrate 14s, Tod Bells 17s, Perm 20s, Diction 2Us, Wtrimate Plains Cup.—Waverley scratch. Whist 3s, Strategy Frinzora "(ss, Queen 111-ate (is, Heymetta 6s. Temple 7,5, William the First Ss, Totsy Dillon lis, Jimmy Rich, mond Os., Vllo Os, King Lear lis, 'Master Hal lis. Taranaki Disc riot Handicap.—Ju Ju scratch. Income scratch. ejapUose 2fc. Meritorious 3s, Pehu 4s, Diction 4s. Harold Vfllkes 4s, Cliff 10s, Wildwood 10s, Queen Mutiny lets. Timbcll 12s. Albert Chain 12s, Gipsy Mao 12?, Jet Black Iris, N-ightraider lfts, Kyrat lfis, Garnet lfis, Whiffler Bnv lfis, Oolalnp lfis. The Ganger 16s, Hnia Girl lfis Mat Patch 16s, Peru .10s, iSonnie lfis, Mac 18. La Rinka 16s. Dotwood 16s. Stratford -Handicap.—Temple scratch, Tllo Is, Florence 4s, La Badie 4s, Piletta, os, Tlkorea ss, Rothschild 6s. Eicelsior fis. Inora 7s, Coal Light 7«, KoMritea fes, Stella C 10s, Rookaway 10s, Flora Dillon 10s, Cyalindo Bell 10s. Eltham Handicap. - Strategy scratch. Xavter scratch, Dnrnfhv Dimple scrat.-h Prinzora 2s, Molly Chimes 2s, William the First 3b, Hoy-metta ;is, Albert Patch 4s, King Lear 4s.

et lb st lb Uncle Ned ... 8 10 Queen Abbey Gazlque 8 6 Inc. 3Ib pen. t 7 5 Hj-mestra 8 4 Kin* Abbey Talamal 8 2 inc. Sib pen.) 7 2 Rockfleld 8 0 Bonetter 6 13 Tlgrltiya 7 12 Ruatara (inc. M&ioha 7 6 Sib pen.) 6 10 Bo-Peep 7 C T« Ore 6 7 Gen. AdTaflee . 6 7 GKEAT NORTHERN OAKS. One mile and u-bAlt. Rose Queen.. 8 10 Matatsne S 10 Princess MlMfoM * n> Charmin* .. S 10 Uosc Wreath.. 8 in GT. XORTITERX ST. LBOER STAKES, One mile and three-quarters. Tinohoro 8 10 Archl* R 7 Rose Queen... 8 8 Uebuff « T .UKSgOld 8 fc GT. NORTHERS" CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Six for longs. Rifht and Left * 10 An-o Murgof.. S S Gas Bat * 10 Mi»» Mntiel.. s » Flambnj! 8 10 X 7 Blackmail .... R 8 Landslide S 7 Kieu«e « >< • I OXSLOW STAKES. Fire fmioruts. Ptinedln 8 10 Maieter Mly -. 7 9 Celmlfii* S 0 MatalaiH*! ...7 9 Brieht Light 7 11 Par* Luincss 7 S Peter MajweU 7 U H«reldM 7 8 Treisor 7 11 Jiffna 7 S Oottrey 7 11 lUnminatlon ... 7 7 Eekitca ill Stark 7 7 PRESIDENTS HAJTDICAP. Ons milr. anil a-qaarter-Punia 8 9 Bl3i» CniGp 6 7 Eatnonla 8 3 Tabnce 6 7 Bonnener .. '8 5. Uaneiannr 8 7 TlnoDal _. 8 2 RoboiT 6 7 Cynic 7,12 Istngardi « 7 WoodT Glen .. (5 10 Attire B 7 >"ELS05 HANDICAP. Orre mile. War T»Tik „. . n 4 Waltoa 7 7 Mountain Gold S » Marhle Slab ... 7 7 Gatherer S 0 Brodick 7 4 Formalin 8 4 Ma Copper 7 4 Dead Sweet . ... S 3 Ai.trlce 7 0 North LobnriL.. 8 1 Tom Moore .... 7 0 Explode 8 1 numeric 7 o Farce 8 o Rebuff T 0 Independent* H n Mcitt Prlnc* ... f 0 HewiiLn . 7 12 Prince Sifm ... T 0 Stammer 7 10 No Bother T o Xlaflhoro 7 9 EDE>" HANDICAP. Se-ren forltrnss. Vagabond P 11 Trmams 6 7 Lr<l. KenilwnrtJi s io P<!r.\p o' Paper e 7 Mill o" (Jo-wrio s .'. Hinunmftrn e 7 Pnnka 8 4 l.srtr Glen e 7 F.nthorria 9 4 Prinne fh.trieroi e 7 CrowhTinit 7 70 Winsome Arch « 7 Arrhie 7 7 Fabriqnerte ... e 7 Tr»#pae» 7 2 Clonmfil 6 7 Ohineirairua .. 7 0