RACING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 26, 31 January 1921, Page 7

RACING NEWS.

I TAKAFUNA RACES i END OF SUMMER MEETING. j I 1 BIG TOTE RECEIPTS. ' The Takapuna Jockey Club's summer ruoerinj: was concluded at t lie North Shore j on Saturday afternoon. The weather was I dull and threatening, but cleared before i racing commenced. The attendance was' KHUBLAI KHAN AGAIN. j Racing commenced with the Moana Handicap, from which I'afemla wns the only! withdrawal. It was a good bet ting race. ' Sylvan finishing up favourite, Imt a lot of n.on.y come f«.r Treso. Impudence. Wani-; gun. Jolly Princess. IVnona, tl nd 1-oni i Bnii*. The latter set ilic pace from the! start, but was not allowed 10 get very far' away, for Waiilgmi ami Khuhlal Knnn were, always liund.v. while Sylvan was wen enough placed in Ihe early stages lo win If: good enough. Lord Bruce fulfilled the role of pueeuiUKcr right Into the straight, when 1 he was done witn and Wanlgan and Kliulilni Khan headed him. while Sylvan also came on tbe s.-enc. au interesting race resulting In favour of Khuhlal Khan by a neck from j \\anigan, with Sylvan half a length away, I third, just iv front of 1/or.l Bruce, witn j Penona. which was finishing fast, ucm. MAORI TIKANGA AT LAST. j Harlestone was the only defection from I the Takapuna Ilu.-k Hurdles, which left al id.men to contest the event. Multiplane lini.sbt'-d up favourite, aboui a hundred and | 1 lift v pounds better fancied than Shell shock, while a lot of money came for ] Mn,,ri Tlkanga. 1.a.1v Lyddite, tleneral ; itavpu, 1.a.1v Energy. Astray, Lombardy |and Guerre ii Mort. The favourite was in , trouble all the way. never getting within 'striking distance, nn.l Shell Shock. General 1 Haven. Maori Tlkanga aud Romance were Ithe ..nlv ones with cliaii.es when the last half mile was entered on, Lady Lyddite. which was well placed up to this stage, falling. Shell Slick and Maori Tlkanga came |at the last obstacle alums! on (onus, whi!" l Uencral Itaveu put in another run. aud I Romance was also handy. Maori Tikanga outstaying his opi.nii.-nts and getting the. ileeisloa l.v hair a neck fr.-'m Shell Shock. I with tlene'ral Haven wilbln half a length, and Romance .lose up. - A SHOUT HEAD VII-TOUY. ! I Queen Abbey. Lord Kcnilworth. novelet 'an.l IMuiuiiuitlon dro|ipe.i ...it of Ihe Suburban II Heap. Golden Bubble beiutt j backed down lo a short pri.-e. but ii was :n sood pool and ('rowlinrs:. Geoffrey. rino kaV.a. 1.-a.l Sweet. I.oval Mark. Miss Elllce. Infante and Ring Lupin had a lot of friends, the only one at a long price helng Soultane. I The favourite began well b.iV never really I goi a rest with his bis weight, lor Infante -kepi him at It all the way. while Dead I Sweet Crow-hurst. Tinokaha and Miss hllioe 'were handy. Infante got alongside Golden Bubble inside the distance, and though the | favourite did li's best to keep him off tintask wns just 100 much for hi-.n. Infante, I which had 411b ihe b»tter of the weights. I I beating liim by a short head, paying a two •figure dividend. Crow hurst got third, a Jleugth and a-half away, with Dead Sweet I right up. fourth. j ; LANDSLIDE A WINNER. I Tinohoro withdrawn Ju favour of Royal ' ! Abbey was the only scratching from the i Takapuna Jockey Club Handicap, which I produced spirited speculation, ihe whole of I the starters having plenty or friends. ißoval Abbey was a good tirst fancy, nearly a "thousand pounds hotter fancied llian | : Uoekueld. with Landslide nearly as well . backed as the last-named, the order of the j others In the beltinc boinu Scrap o' Paper. | i Windorah, Canowindra. Gatherer. aatl I Walton, with Mangamahoe the outsider. The held was troublesome at tbe post, but I I once they settled down to the task In I front of thorn Gatherer was out making the j pace, and maintained this position until ! the straight was reached, where the veld I had bunched up. Royal Abbey sot a run , through next the rails as they came round : the home turn, and his victory was loudly proclaimed, hut all too soon, for 1-andsll.le went after him. while Onthorer was also I hanging on to his tusk. Royal Abbey was i still flattering bis supporters at the tor- . ) races, but then It. Reed brought landslide along on the outside with a well-timed run. I !and gradually wearing down Royal Abbey, K ot up to win by half a neck. Gatherer got third, two lengths away, just In front of Windorah. with Walton well up. nest. As the Held raced past the stand. Rock ; I field was knocked almost over, bumping into , | Mangamahoe. the rider of the latter being] I shot out of the saddle, while Roekfield had to be pulled up, practically taking no part In the race. Downing, the rider of Mangamahoe, col a nasty shaking. After the race the stewards held" an Inquiry into the mishap, and after hearing the evidence decided that the inter | ference was unintentional, but severely censured Wiggins, the "rider of Canowindra, ! for alleged careless riding. j THE YOUNGSTERS. j The elirht carded came out for the Hobson ' Handicap, the two-year-old event, ami a red hot favourite was made of l.cithlleid, but a , good pool was made up by the aupport no | corded Unahi, Ornnga, Namutere. ami Loyal Irish. The youngsters were a bit - restless at the post, and when the barrier lifted Oranga and Namutere moved first. ; The former led for a couple of furlongs. then Namutere took charge, being chased into the straight by Marble Crag. Oranita. Loyal Irish, and Unahl. the favourite being already beaten. Namutere maintained his advantage in tho run home, getting the verdict by a length and ahull from Marble Crag, with Loyal Irish the same distance further back. ITiahl got fourth, after getting tlv worst of the running, but the favourite never looked to have a winning chance. FROM END TO END. The only detection from the Rangitoto Hack Handicap was Khuhlal Khan, his withdrawal leaving a field of fourteen to contest the event. Sir lluon was placed al the head of Ihe quotations, a couple of hundred pounds belter fancied than N'unerrant. with Slowcoach a good third fancy, and plenty of money for Marble Slab. Formalin, and Black Mark. The race resulted lin a mild surprise, for .1. O'Shea. taking Clonmel to the front at barrier rise, allowed him to run along in front at his own pace, with the result that the son of Marble Arch never let the field near him, winning easily nt the finish by three lengths from .Miss" No—al. the favourite getting third, a lentth further hack, with Formalin. Nancrrani. iind Islngurch close up to the placed hors-es. A MIXED RECEPTION. Half a dozen came out for the Waiw.ra Hurdles. Shell Shock dropping out. J Ltiperino wns the actual favourite, with All JTalk. Oaklelgh. Tenacious. Thrace, and I Multiplane backed in that order, there being lonly about eight hundred pounds between I them. Tho race was a beautiful one lo watch, and as I hey went along the back the last time it was a struggle in which the whole of the contestants looked to have a chance. They bunched up crossing the top, and when Tenacious got a good run through next the rails, and was first into the straight, matters looked favourable for him to score. The others were soon after him. however, and in the run home it was a gi-eat battle. Multiplane getting up to win by a head from Tenacious, with Thrace a short head away, third, and 1.-iporlno. All Talk, and Oaklelgh all well up. The winner, which ran unplaced earlier in the day in the Takapuna Hurdles, when he was a good favourite, met with a mixed reception on returning to scale. The stewards reviewed the running of Multiplane as compared with his first effort, the explanation tendered be*ng considered | entirely satisfactory. j THE MEETING CONCLUDED. The Anniversary Welter concluded the I day's racing, a dozen going to the posl. the ; defect lon being Royal Abbey. lime Sound finished up-favourite, but the betting was heavy, and Eslhonia. Roekfield. Vermilion. I.ovelight. Lord Kenilworlh. and Prince Charlerol got solid support. The favourite was well placed in the early stages, and taking charge crossing the top matters looked favourable for him to see It out. Gold Kip, however, came with a very fast run over the concluding stages, getting up to win by half a length. Esthouia got third, a length away, with Tresor, Roekfield and Trinee Charleroi close up. THE TOTALISATOR. During the afternoon tbe sum of £88.317 passed through the machine, making a total for the meeting of £144,044, against £133,207 last year, an Increase of £11,.'!77. Later results are :— HOBSON HANDICAP of 450sovs. Six furlongs, i Mr. E. W. Alison, jun.'s b c Namutere. 2yrs, by Beragoon —Golden Fly, 8.5 ; (McFlian) l Mr. J. C. Monteflore's b c Marble Crag 2yrs, by Marble Arch—Monorosae, 6.12 (McCormack) .: 2 , Mr. J. William-son's eh c Loyal Irish, , 2yrs. by Absurd—Moira-ma-chree, 8.3 (Robinson) 3 '. Also started: Unahi 9.2, Oranga 8.13, , L*ithfl»lo 8,2. Arch _<ldi« 7,U, Blstaet a.T, Xlbc. i-13 3-S- Leirtatid wm Uv«uiU>

I TtANGITOTO HACK -HANDI-OAT I I of 250sovs. One mile one furloiiE. ! Messrs. D. J. and M. J. Lyno_s 1. g j I Clonmei.' 4yns, by Marble Arch—Sweet : Alice. 8.5 (J. O'Shea) 1 |Mr. 4kK>rge Robinsunrt br m Miss ! ; Norval, aged, 7.7 (-Glover) 2 Mr. P. A. Herman's I. g Sir llnon, 9.4 | (Bracken) 3 I Also started: Formalin O.T, -Salvoless , 8.10 Marble. Slab S.O. Ntinorrant. S.S, Slow- ! coach S.fi. Black Mark S.O. Islnstarch 8.3, i 1 Lady Itruce 7.12, Kralf 7.7, Guiauforni 7.7. : Recreation. Time. 1.50 3-5. Sir Illiop was 'favourite. WAIWERA HANDICAP HURDLI'.S of i yOOsovs. One mile and three-quarters. Mr. 11. Barnaby's blk g Multiplane, aged, by Multifid - Natne. 0.0 (Ronnie) ... 1 Mr. E. J. Rao's b g Tenacious, aged, • i 11.0 (Copostake) 2' Sir. fieorse llreen's br g Thrace, ajred. | I 12.0 (Warner) 3 ] i Also started: All Talk 11.11, Lupcrlno I 11.'.), and oaklelgh 11.4. Time, 3.21 4-5. Luperino wuh favourite. I ANNIVFJRSARY WELTER HANDICAP of 50UBOVS. Seven furlongs. .Mr. 11. s. Kecsing's eh s (cold Kip. j I tiyrs, by St. Amans I-'ranloin. 0,11 i i iGiilitfin.-ii) 1| Mr. W. CaseyV b g Rule Sound. 3yrs, | 8.2 (O'Shoal 2 Mr. P. W Si-ally's br g. Ktnhonla, -tyrs, - 11.12 (M.-Flinn) s i \',s.i started: Roekfield 0.0, Crowhiirst R.ll, I/Ord KetlUworth 8.8, Prince Cbarleroi ■8.5. Vermilion 5.2. Brannt 7.13. Escaped i 7.7. Lovellghl 7.7, Tresor 7.7. Time. 1.28 j 3 .">. Bute Sound was favourite. j j CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. ; j -MIDSUMMER MEETING. I-•. . ' ' (By Telegraph. —Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. j I Tbe Canterbury Jockey Club's Midsummer Meeting was hold al Riccnrtou to-day. Tne Hoathor was iiuprovitioiis. anil ns a result the attendance was atfected. As a result <>t the rain the race Hack was In a heavy state. Tbe totallsator Invest incuts aiiio.inUd to 120.010, which a decrease <l. £8570 compared >vith last year's -ail.erliiK. The following were the results: Trial Stakes, one mile- Countemlroke 1. Bonn..- Mac 2 l-aJirlnade X Also started: Adopted. Sianlk.-, Kij.pmgill. Happy Captain. Chinatown. Sans Sonet. Ixcu W«'ir, Motor Patrol, Horatlus. Voikovo. Pussyroot. Count erst roke won by live leugn.s. "I'inie. 1.33. • Middle Park Plato, six fnrlongs. Winning Hit 1, Pel una 2, Princess Pat .(. Three started. Winning Hit «uu easily by a 1 dozen lengths. Time, 1.10 3-5. I Midsummer .Handicap, one mile ami a half.- Royal stag. .5.13. 1: Wariove. 8.7. 2; Marc Antony, 0.7. :',. Aim ptarted: Warlike. S.ll. Royal Stag won easily by a length. Time, 2.42 3-f>. Lvttclton I'lute. li.-.- furlongs. Tutntl Tamil, til.",. 1; I'alcstriua. 8.12, 2: Hiiinb.ldt. 7.7. .1. Also started: Ivlttone. t -,i-n----enke. liaino Fortune. 'l'aiau 'laiau ivi.il ci'.-liy by five lengths. Time. i..". 15. Craven Plate, seven ftrrlongs. — Clean Sweep, 11.7. 1; Prince Hal. 7.5, 2: Royal Mac 7.13. 3. Also started: Onslaught. Coui.ter Attji.-k. i arniluc, Algkius, lJuk Up, KoA.iaii. Tantalus. Ja/.z. <lreek»on. <'le-.in Sr,vco-i won by two lengths. Tune. 1.32 4 0. I llalswell Handicap, nine furlongs. - Dutch Courage, 8.11, 1; Filigree. 8.2, and Orange Mart, 7.7 odead heat., 2. Also started: Bondage, Reproachful, Fabrisoo, i and Footlights (bracketed with the winner). I Dutch 1 onrajte won by three lengths. Tiun-\ 2.1 15. i lVst Handicap, one mile. -Will Oakland. S.ll, 1; F»o Ciiow. 7.13. 2; laverock. 7.10. 3. Also started: Ti'ranga, Brain, Coniiucnt. Ailka. Tnntaliw. Gre-:ksoii. Timepiece. Will Oakland won by half a length. I'iuie, 1.15 1 5. I PAHIATI'A RACINi; CLUH. 1 (By Telegraph. - Press._ ss.«-intlou.l ■ PAHIATI'A. Saturday. ' The Paliiatna Racing Club's Mc-llng W<lS held in dull weather. Tue number present constituted a record for Paiitatua. flic sum of t'25.108 was i.t.sse.l t.bro.urh ihe totallsator, compared with £25,551 last year. Th,. fc-llowluic are tl, e later results: Pahiatua Handicap, one mile and aquarler.—ldle Talk. 8.1 11'uckeri. i: Italia ud. 7.3. 2; Mataiua. 7.6, ::. AN" alarted: Scornful, Penury Rose Tlpperary Lass. Idle Talk won by half a length. iTltue. 2.10. I Koainl Hack Handicap, seven furlongs.Klculhw, 8.13 ( U Morris). 1; Billets, 8.11. 2; Festivity, 7.13, :.. Also started: Mumble. CalLforuiaii. Mveei Rest. Paris Kas-b1,,:.. KK-ullm won e.-.sllv by a length. Tim.-. 1 28 4-5. 1 Makurl Ha.-k lUandleap, five furlongs. ■ Larkspur, 7.12, I; Kiltke, 8.0. 2; lilrkle. 7.0. 3. Also started: Suliuirang. Vitella. Busy. iTatoo, Rauglata. O.usiska. Ijirkspur won ibv two lengths. President's Handicap. six furlongs.'.Sweet Memory. S3, 1; Lady <!eneral, 0.7. 2: Weldoue. 7.11. 3. Also start«-d: Doric. | Sweet Memory won by two lengths. Time. 1.14. | Welter Hack Handicap, seven furlongs. I Passenger, 8.8 (McCnrteul, 1; Convention. is.4. 2; Achllle.ni, S.O. 3. Also started: I Galore. Misslnnd, Spare Moment, Tornea, 'Shadow Dancer, Cardial. Pottoouia. IMssen- ; ger won uy a length. Time. 1.28 2-5. I METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB. I (By Telegraph. — Press Association.) i CHRISTCHURCH, this day. j The handicaps for the New Zealand i Metropolitan Trotting Club's February meeting are : — Sprcydon Handicap of 300sovs. one mile 'live furlongs.—Mushroom scr. Sally Dillon .3s. Marvin Junior 4s. Cralbwood 4s. . Treasure Seeker ss. Rlto ss. Nighborn ss. ! Peter McMillan Gs. Micky Man- 7t» Parkfield 7s, Ohapi 7s. Patard 7s. Lovebird Bs, i Succory Bs. Meritorious Bs. Hostage Bs. IBonette Os. Carwar 9s, Dimlight l)s. Imperial ! Victor 10s, Moving Picture Ids. laidy Lena I His. Tony Bobbins 10s. Bundaberg 10s, Eily i IDs, Arron Lad 10s, Happy Jack 10s, Rome ]os. I Juvenile Handicap, one mile five furlongs. : Cbllde Pointer scr. Sir Henry is. Copa de Oro Junior 2s. Taralre 3s. Silver l.ocanda ss. May Traeey ss. I.osauwood ss, Down cast ss. Stewards' Handicap, one mile.—Xaxler scr, Huon Patch 2s, Mint son 2s. Frank Traeey 2s. King Kauri 3s. Joyful 3s. Marie Tempest 3s. Marie Lloyd 3s. Admiral Hal 3s. l.ocanda Dillon 3s. Bon Dillon 4s. Uold ' Queen 4s, Robert Dillon 4s. lx>rd Dillon 4s, : Lochnagar 4s. Peter Mac ss. Bill Brown ss. ' Brown's Nugget ss, Dandy Chimes ss, Trooper Dillon Os, Gladcyp ss. Proudspring ss. Florence la Badie ss, Hickory Wood lis. . Glen Mavis os. j Midsummer Handicap of 750sovs, two miles.—Man-o'-war scr. Malchllghl scr, Trix Pointer 2s. General Link 2s. Albert Cling 2s. Jack Arran 2s. Rita Peter 3s. Sherwood 3s. Vice-Admiral 4s. Asrurlo 4s. Agat.hos 4s. Capricclo ss. Willie Lincoln ss. Sympathy os, Gleaning os. (Joldstream os. J.ord Mint.. [ I os. Legacy 7s, Maoriland Bs, Partner Ss, , j Emperor Bs. I Cashmere Handicap of 250sovs. two miles. . : Homelolgh Dick scr. Whisht 3s, Thesus ss, | Boy Patch ss, Olive 1.. Bs, BIIIv Parole | Bs. Harold Child !)s, Eruption 10s. Marietta . 1-ieler Timroermnn 12s, Waliinepai 12s. | French Handicap.—Dandy Chimes scr, i Trooper Dillon 2s, Hewanui 3s, Prince Burj lingtou 3s, Bush Boy 3s. Oladeve 3s, ! I.inrietta 3s, Coal King ss. Will o' the Wisp ss. Hour! ss. Bill Brown ss. Pegiunis ss. The Dingo ss. Albert Wallace ss, Delta Os. I Wandering Willie os. Indra 7s, Billy Hillou I Bs. l.ocanda Junior Ms. . | Liverpool Handicap of 400sovs. two miles. I Moneymaker scr. Partner 2s. Gold Queen 2s. i Rorko's Drifl 2s, Marie Lloyd 3s. Pleasant Mount 4s, Joyful 4s, Queen Pirate 4s. (ireta I 4s. Frank Traeey 4s, Hayseed 4s, Makomako , 4s. Oulmet 4s, Red Heather Is, Peter Mac 'ss. Whisht ss. Lochnagar ss. Onyx ss. j Nabob (is. Uuynemer Ox. George Hard 7s, I l.indotla 7s. Bmnlura 7s, Marvello 7s. i Craven Handicap of loosovs. one mile and , n-quarter.—General Link scr. John Dillon , , scr. Albert Cling Is. Willie Lincoln Is I Oleaming 2s. Dlllonwood 2s, Chid 3s. Moneyi maker 3s. Our Chum .'ls. Paul Dufault ,".s . ' Capricio 3s. Sungod 3s. Emperor 3s. Bird- . ! wood 3s, Asturlo 4s. Legacy 4s, Maoriland . I 4s, Rorke's Drift ss. Marie Tempest ss, I ; Marie Lioyd ss. Admiral Hal ss. Rota , ! Peter ns. A STRANGE COINCIDENCE. . j (Received S a.m.) MELBOURNE, January 30. Artilleryman, winner of the 1»1!> Mol- , I bourne Cup has died as the result of a I growth. Mr. Murphy, part owner of the 1 i horse, died tbe day previously.—(A. and c I N.Z. Cable.) | Mr. Murphy owßpd Artilleryman In part--1 nerehlp with Sir Samuel Hordern, the colt j belag considered one of the best three-year-j olds seen out for 6ome years. He made a j runaway race of the Melbourne Cup. but i went wrong soon after, being beaten iv I the A-.1.C. St. Leger by Millieme, and his I last appearance under silk was in the All .' ' Aged Stakes at the A.J.C. Autumn Meeting. !in which he ran unplacea. It k* somethlnc of a coincidence that Mr. Murphy and his f champion should die within a day of each , other. Mr. Mnrphy was a prominent figure . la Australian racist circles, and hia death 1 *U1 be generally rtfretted.

] TE KUITI HANDICAPS. j The following weights have been declared iby Mr. F. .1. MaC.Vlanemin for events to be I run at the Te Kuiti Racing Club's meeting lon February 12: Otorohanga Handicap. live fnrlongs.—lnfante 0.12. Mlss Elite* 0.0. Dead Sweet 0.2. Olonniel 9.0, Sahaless 8.10. Queen Soult 8.10. Illumination S.O. Knighton 8.0, Jolly ' Princess 7.8. War Guard 7.8. Elsie Arena 7.4, Jaffna 7.2. Some Fashion 7.3. Sylvan !7.2. Proposer 7.0. Subway 7.0. Maid'of the Lake 7.0, Sam 7.0. KiUaua 7.0, Knockhow ;7.<i. Miss Reauly 7.0. Oanton 7.0, Miss Nor- ! val 7.0, Marat 7.0. Harrington 7.D, Ibopotoa 7.0, Gidgi 7.0, Loved fine 7.0. Te Kuiti Cup, one mile and a-quarter.— Starland 0.5, Woody Glen 0.5. Right and Left S.S. Hold Kip 8.6. Tiuohoro 8.5. RockI field SO Tinopai 7.5. Canowindra 7.3. All [Talk 7.2', Windorah 0.13. Forest Gold 0.12, .Lord Kcnilworth ij.ll. Prince Cliarlerol O.S, Sir Huon ti.7, Lovelight 0.7. Actrice 0.7. ITrreor 0.7, Pine Arch 0.7. Marble Slab 0.7, I Nunerra.it (1.7. Royal Irish 0.7. i Hack Hurdles, one mile aud n-half.---Shc'.l Shock 11.2, Scottish Kniebt 10.10. Lady Lyddite 10.0. Lombardy 10.0, Banogue m.o. 'General Raven 0.10. Sea De'il !).."., Romance |».l. fan so way !. 0 Swastika 0.0. Kautahoe DO, Argentuni S).o, Thora P.O. Scrutineer 9.0. Outpost M.<>. Astray 0.0. Camo 0.0. ; Stewards' Handicap. six furlongs.— 'Golden Bubble 10.2, Right and I-rf-ft 0.10. Gold Kip !l. In. Ksthonia 0.4, Roekfield 8.13. , Tawa-a-roa 8.13, Tinokaha 7.7. I.Urhtnlng 7.7. Miss Kllice 8.13, P.czaiit fi.l3, Moiicrat 0.10, JafTua 0.7, Prince Carl 0.7. Unbellcro U. 7. Ilhiuiitialion fi.7. I Farewell Handicap, five furlongs. Golden 'Bubble ID.S. Ksthonia 0.8, Arran 0.8. Tamala roa !».,".. Tinokaha 7.13. Lightning 7.13, lnI finite 7.12, Miss Ellice 7.5. Dead Sweet 7.1. Ring Lupin 7(>. Regent D.7. cabellero 0.7. Knighton 0.7. Jolly Princess 0.7, Jaffna 0.7. jWarshot 0.7. Sau'i 0.7. Maid of the Ijik<--0.7. Whitebaii H. 7. Proposer H. 7. Subway C>.7. IMIrS I'.angi 8.7. Grey Sapphire 0.7. I Weiter Handicap, seven furlongs. -Arran 10.10, Canowindra lI.HI. All Talk 9.9. Win'dorab o.i>. Archie 0.1. Clonmei 9.1. I'orregiidor 0.0, Rozant 8.13, Penona 8.10. Marble I Slah 5.3 Actrice R. 3. Nunerraut 8.2. Explode ,8.2. Prince Itufua 8.1. Wanigan 8.0. (sylvan S.o. Princess Charming 8.0. Elysian Kmi : grant gelding S.O. Silver Ix.de 8.0. Kuruiml .so Miss N'orva! 8.0, Astray 8.0. Mapui S.O, Colonel Abbey S.O. Miss Ranci 8.0. Maiden Handicap, six furlongs. --Illumination n.n. Jni:v Princess s.o. Waniean 8.0. ISvivan 5.2. Lov-.i One 8.0. Tress,. 7.13. Fall I win 7.13. Warshoi 7.0. Mapui 7 8. Glencalru 17.5. Colonel Al,!„.v 7.7. Puketoa 7.7. Miss Raugl 7.7. Elyslau Emigrant gelding 7.7. ('orresiionder.t 7 7. Golden Abbey 7.7. Aqui-liant.-i 7.7. Iri.-h Knlghl 7.7. Klnit Albyn 7.7. | Maid of the Lake 7.7. Kltlana 7.5. St. Waipa 7.5. Mango Rose 7.5. Lady Glissas 7.5. Dan'lon 7.5. Princess (-h.-iri.iing 7.5. Lady Rouge .7.5. Hecn-alion 7.5. Urab 7.5. Gi.lcl 7.5. iNavana 7.5. Grey Sapphire 7.5. Gweicttc I To Kin.i Haiidicnp. six furlongs. Penona '.if. P.rorilek 0.0. Illumination <).<). Knighton lli.o. War Guard S 8. Kleic Aroha 8.4. Sylvan '8 2. Loved lie- s.'i. Tresso 7.13, Proposer 17.12. Ihn)>oeu.a 7.U1. Torre Abbey 7.0. While hall 7 8. Irish Kniglil 7 7. Maid of the Lake !7 7 Aqußania 77. Miss Rangi 7.7. Pnkftoa 7.7. Mangn Rose 7.7. Navana 7.5. Crab 7.5. Ist Walpa 7.:,, Harrincton 7.5. lady Rouee 7.5. Recreation 7.5. Princess ("harming 7.5. AISTRALIAN RACING. WIIITEPHAST SOLD. illeceived 10 a.m.l SYDNEY. January 30. The nirehors.- Whitephast has been sold to an Indian buyer for SOtJOgs.- IA. and N.Z. Cable.i