RACING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 102, 2 May 1925, Page 15

RACING NEWS.

STABLE AND TRACK GOSSIP. FIXTURES FOR THE 1925 SEASON. May 8. 9—llawke's Bay J.C. May <i—Whangarcl J.C. Ma.v "J — Amberk-y R.C. May 13, l-f —tginout n.C. May 10—.North CunterUury n.C. .May SI, 'Ja — Uanganul J.C. June ", i, c—liuiiPdln J.C. June 3, i —Otak.-Maori R.C. iut.a ;:, c, b —Auckland it.c. June lv. -JO —.\apier lark IJ.C. .';;r.e m> — Hunt Club. ,li;!ie 21. -jr.—iiawko's Bay J.C. .lime 20, i'7—A.-hbmtO:i I'ouniy R.C. ,!;:iie x'7—llawke's Hay Hunt C!ul'. July s. ii—Wellington n.C. July 18 —South Canterbury Hunt Club. July -.'3—Walmate District Hunt Club. Ji:ly L' 3. L'o —lilibornc R.C.

r.-irincr, which was sold lor a few poiii'iii a couple or week* ago, Is said to be going along nicely in his work.

f.lack rnii.ser is improving all the time, and put In ;i preat Mulshing effort at Hamilton on -| ln;r*:!a.v. He Is very nearly right, and should have Fomcihing to say in bis enfragenienls before the winter meetings aie concluded.

The American-bred stallion, Guy rarrlsh. according to a southern writer, is more sound now than formerly, and will be rarfid at the Canterbury lark meeting in June.

Pans fipnr stayed on miirh potter than mo<t people expected In Ihe Te Rore Hack Handli-ap at Hamilton on Thursday, she hail run second on the previous day to .Miss Vera, anil Is more than useful at country meetings.

Lord Thnrnham does not seem to be too reliable from an Investor's point, or view, but lie managed to fret ronrlh In the llimtly Handicap at Hamilton on Thursday, lie may improve with nsro. tun probably would make a much belter hurdler than a Hat racer.

Arch Amic Is a good sort, and she won the .Ngaruawahla Handicap at Hamilton Irom end lo end, after Recounting lor the open welter on the Ilrst day. \V. Tozer Has this lIUy very well Just now. and she

should be hard 'lo dispose ut in forth coming engagements.

General Pryde is a solid rustomer and was miroriin'iate in setting- beaten at Hamilton. lie was at ihe lop or the weights in his engagements on both days and ran well. It would have been pleasing to see his trainer, 11. Jury, get another win. Tor he turns General I'rydc out in first-class condition.

lirawbridß-p, the Knirllsli-brnfl colt, by Unripe or Karn, has been somewhat or a disappointment since he raced in AurkInncl, bnl In , appears to be mining into lorm, anil Judging by the way he tlnlshed in his engagements "at llamliiou. he may be very troublesome in events at the June meeting at Ellerslie.

King Pnt further enhanced the opinion formed or him Hits season by the way he won the Consolation Handicap at Hamilton. He led from start lo llnlsh, and the manner in which lie accomplished his task leaves little room Tor doubt that he would be hard lo dispose of If he started at Ellfrslle. He has plenty or pace and can carry weight.

Qutnsllia showed pome speed at the Thames meeting when he finished second to Kalkalni In ihe Parawal Handicap. At Hamilton on Thursday lie accounted for the Huntly Handicap, and though he only scored by hair a length, won well. Qulnsilia Is a most promising sort and should, be heard or again at country nxtures. His supporters received the- best part of a score. \

White Comet was produced at Hamilton on Thursday, and ran well Tor quite a long while. It is some time since tills gelding was seen out, but he accounted for the Kitzroy Handicap at Hie last A.R.C. winter meottng by two and a-half lengths. White Comet, with a lltlle more racing, should soon be" back to his best form Judging- by the way he performed In Ins only engagement at Hamilton.

After the manner in which he wnn thn hurdles on Tuesday at Te nana, it was fully anticipated that West Abbey would be hard to dispose or on thu second day, and lie was made second favourite. However, lie made a bad blunder at tha second r<*nce, though Stanway, his rider, made a μ-reat recovery. Kroni this out West Abbey was never dangerous.

Matinee seems to have trained on" a bit, and did not run at all prominently at Hamilton. This Day Comet colt has a lot ol' sped when properly right, and nothingwould have heen more pleasing than to see him score ror his popular owner (Mr. G. \V. Vercoe). the president or the club, who is a great enthusiast in the cause of horse racing.

It .should not be long before Ruapapa is seen at his best. He ran a couple or really good races at Hamilton, and should show to better advantage before the season closes. Discussing Ruapapa, reminds mc that it Is stated that .Mr. W. Scholium Is likely to go to Sydney with Ills team. He has not yet made up his mind on this point, but ir his business permits, he Informed mc, that ho will undertake the trip.

Ln Choueas was only started once at Hamilton and was a "good thing" beaten. When the barrier went up he hopped out smartly; in fact, he loft the others standing-. However, he got the tapes caught In his mouth, and was almost slewed otr his Teet. in tho meantime Letter or Credit and Ohlnemurl passed him. He was with the leaders In the straight, but got Into more trouble, and he ran a great race In getting third, l.c Choucas has some speed, and was most unlucky.

Cherry Girl was started at Hamilton again on Hie second day. She showed good rorm in both her races but had no chance with liillikens and Letter or Credit on the first day, while, though she finished In fourth position on Thursday, six rurlongs is a little too far ror her this season. As the two-year-old season is now practically over, she may prove a better proposition in sprint events next season. By the way she ran In her two-year-old engagements recently she might run out a good mile as a three-year-old.

Gala Day is getting up a bit In the weights, and, though he was a great trier at Hamilton, he railed to get the chief portion or the stake. Like Broadwood. in the same stable, he Is a good honest little horse, and should do great service ror his owner next year. Itroadwood made another frame effort on Thursday to capture the rlvlef sprint event at Hamilton, but just railed. He is a good horse, and, If in his present form, would have won the Easter Handicap at Elleralle. The racing he has had since then lias improved him considerably.

Aberfeldy has not shown any rorm that would commend him to tl.e public recently, but he was llnishlni,- on in fourth place in the Juvenile Handicap on the first day, despite the fact that Hie judge put Coma, who railed to leave the mark, in that position. On lor Hie Held which contested the Eureka Handicap on Thursday. Aberleldy was the only one who had won over six rurlongs. Nevertheless, the public let him go out at a great price, and he got up In lime to dead-heat with Luxurious. Aberleidy was passed at 200g-s at auction on Wednesday, and though 1 do not Know the reserve on him, he looks as ihouirh lie is going to turn out more llian useful.

Archecn lias been a profitable proposition fii-i season, and In winning the Te Kapa Handicap, six fiirlonps, at Hamilton he showed Hint he is a good one. and will be dllllcult to heat in much more important engagements. Archecn has been running well over distances up to a mile, and the Te Rapa course absolutely favours a horse engaged In a sprint event with any pretensions to stay over a middle distance. The Jong straight is ton much for brilliant sprinters, and the stayers gather them. '1 his is a point tli.it should be remembered by people from Auckland who patronise iho Hamilton Racing club or Waikato Hunt club fixtures. Te Kara and liroadwood are previous examples, and as the mcetlng-3 go 0:1 there will be others.

The Hamilton nacinsr Club concluded tncir drsi aniiimn ineciincr at Te Hapa on Thursday, and the committee and omclals are to bo comn-alulated on the manner In which the fixture was carried out. The sum or £33.1)79 was put through the totalisator during the two days, which is highly satisfactory, considering that nt the sprint? meeting- the totalisator only Handled £:5750 in advance of that sum. Mr. \Y. P. Russell the handicapper, got some excellent racing, close llniriii's bointr witnessed in the majority or the events. The starter (Mr. P.. IC. Skipwith) was in pood rorm throushout the meeting , , particularly on the second day, when he effected some beautiful dispatches. The course was In excellent order, and when the club get the whole of their scheme completed it will be one or the best convincing- grounds in the country. The track Is a really good one, and the long- back stretch and straight test the best or them. A. horse has to be pretty lit to win at Te Rapa.

Despite his Ions: racing: career, Whisper- I Ing Willie is still hale and hearty, and Is dlso liable to win a good slake.

The unhoppled pacer, Maggie Pronto, is now one of J. T. Paul's team at Otahuhu.

Although Realm lias not shown to advantage in two-mile events this season, he Is being ticked oir as a likely Winner of a big handicap shortly.

Progress Is expected to sliow greatly improved form next time nut to that he displayed at Adillnglon, when he was not at his be.M.

King Pmork ran a couple or good races at Hamilton and appears to be right at the top or his form Just now. He will be heard of again before long.

Fince going into A. 0. Wilson's hand 3at Christchtirch, The Thistle has been converted rrom a userul pacer into a good trotler.

The pacer, Waitarere, which has been rare;! and trained In the North Island, is now one or J. \V. Clarke's team at Christchurch.

The stylish trotler, Al Mack, is now raced jointly by G. MrKendrlrk and A. Hazeiman. The; lattr-i- also has the grey trotter Spirit Bell, which, by the way. has been going in great style in his work.

Ring Potoa appears to possess more than average pace, and should turn out. a good hark. He was started twice at the Hamilton meeting and lined a place on each occasion.

Escort, whlrh when brought across from Australia, was credited with being a highclass horse, but which has been something of a disappointment, Is still working at Addlngton.

The most successru; trainer in Auckland this season has been A. .Nowdlck. He tins really had only four horses. First carbine. Ruby Htion, Grey Peter and Lord Mlnlo in work, and with the exception of Lord Minto, all have been winners.

Te Tahl has been tried In many hurdle races, but the writer does not think he Is a good hurdler. He had every show to win the hurdles on the second day at Hamilton, but got beaten by Irish Jig when it came to the tlnal struggle.

There Is no question about Normica Heir being able to trot fast, but he is very erratic and only on rare occasions will go right all the way in a rare. The trouble Is to be with him when he is In the rignt mood.

Luxurious, which dead-heated with Aberfeldy at Hamilton on Thursday, Is a full brother to Master Doon. being by Lucullus • —Lassie Doon. Uy the way he ran in the event he. Is going to be a good sprinter next season.

A colt by Great Amlubon, Jessie Dillon, Is amongst A. <;. Wilson's team working at New Brighton. The youngster is said to be an excellent mover, with a nice turn or speed. Ho Is engaged In the Sapling Slakes at the Ashburlon meeting In June.

Irish Jig had a bad passag-p in the hurdles on the iir?t rtny or the Hamilton meeting, and then finished fourth. Ho was again made favourite on Thursday and won nicely. But ror bad luck on the first day the opinion or the public would have been Jusliiled.

Billlknns did not show to the same advantage at Hamilton on Thursday as she did on Wednesday, when she ran Lelter of Credit to a head. Just as she was pulling up after the race she slipped and fell, and Pine, her Jockey, appeared to get a nasty shaking, but it is stated that be soon recovered.

The To Aroha Trotting , Club's flr3t totallsator meeting will be held on Saturday week. May 16, and a good programme should attract large acceptances. The Cup carries £250. and a Cup valued at £25. Nomination for all events close on Monday next, at 5 p.m.. with Mr. A. \V. Edwards, Secretary, Te Aroha, or Blomtleld and Co., Auckland.

For some time past, the Otahuhu Trotting Club has had a stalT working on the club's property at Mangere, where an up-to-date course and everything- that goes with it will be established. Just now the work or making the track is well under way, and when finished, the course should become one of the best in the land.

R. Mlllen will have Wimmera King, Marble Star and Lady Stepney carrying his colours at tho Auckland meeting, which opened to-day. Wimmera King has paid his way this season, but both Marble Star and Lady Stepney have railed in all their engagements In Auckland. However, they possess pace, and may have a vi inning turn anytime.

Ohlnemuri, which is In the same stable as Bllllkcns, has been previously reported to have some speed for a young-ster, and she showed It for live furlongs when she and Letter of Credit were the pacemakers In the Eureka Handicap at Hamilton on Thursday. This Illly will do better, despite the fart that she was unplaced. She is a full sister to Ring Potoa.

Siaosl and Civility were started on the second day at Hamilton, but both failed to get a situation. Civility, If made more use of In the early stages or the Te Rapa Handicap, might have, been closer. She should be a good proposition berore the season closes ir started again. Siaosl was never sighted in the Ngaruawahla Handicap and he showed great form at Riccarton at Easier time.

Ptarland was somewhat unlucky In the hurdles at Hamilton on Thursday. He looked as though he would win coming across tho top, and was rapidly collecting the lenders In the straight. However, he made a very bad jump at the last obstacle and came down. Starland ran so well up to that point that he will have some friends at Ellcrslle If ho Is brought up hero for the June meeting.

Snake ran well over a mile and a-half In the hurdles at the Hamilton meeting on the second day. lie led Tor most or the distance, but, owing to his rider losing an Iron, faded away in the 11n.il stage, petting third about four lengths behind the other placed horses. Snake should be kept in mind fur winter racing, for he Jumps well and with a little more racing may cause his presence to be felt If ho Is brought to the Ellerslie meeting-.

For nearly 30 years trotting enthusiasts In Invercarglll have been trying , to secure a permit, but it was not until Tuesday that Hie Invercarglll Club held a meeting to the accompaniment of the tote bells. The machines put through £ 15,705. The Invercarglll Cup was won by Erin Chimes, an aged bay son or Four Chimes. He. started favourite, and driven by \V. J. Tnmkinson. won by hair a length, going 4.57 4-5. but the course was very deiifl, the result or heavy rain falling just prior to the meeting. SOUTH CANTERBURY MEETING. JOCKEY SERIOUSLY HURT. (By Telegraph.—l'ress Association.) TIMARU. Friday. The South Canterbury Jockey Club'B Autumn Meeting opened in perfect weather to-day. The lotallsator handled £1G,025, ing day or last year. J. R. Kaan, rider of Charlatan In the steeplechase, suffered a fracture or Mie base, or tho skull. A. Peart, rider or Greensbone in the same race, was slightly injured, noth liorses fell. Tiie time for the cup w.-is a record for the track. Results or the later events are as follow:— Tlmaru Cup, one mile, and a quarter.— (I) Tarleton, 5.13 (F. E. Jones.. 1: '2) Ravenna, S.I, 2: (5) Sunny Loch, s.G. :i. Also started: (3) Mountain Lion. (•!» Kilfalre, (fit Dancing Days. Won by a lung neck. Time, v>. 4 i-s. Smitlitleld Handicap, six furlongs.— (2) Oay Juliet. 8.1 (Cottwi). 1; (i) Ayrbiirn, 7.: i, 2; (1) Los Ambus, R.G, 3. Also started: (i) Sun Ip, (3i The Harp. (7) Clontarr, (01 Lava. Won ljy a heaa. Time, 1.13 i-.">. Otipua steeplechase, two miles and a J.nir.— (2) I'alencia, 11.9 (A. E. Ellis i. 1; (<>) Golden Prince. 9.a, 2; (i) Kipling, 10 8. 3. Also started: (1) Charlatan, (3) Mettle Drift. (7) ToKomalriro. (5) Greenstone. Charlatan and Greenstone fell. Won by six lengths. Time, 5.20. Rosewlll Handicap, seven furlongs.— (1) Retrospect, 5.2 (C. Eastwood), 1; (i) Ronald, 7.10, 2; (B) Lord Leslie, 7.9, 3. \lso started: (8) Goosestep, (3) Kilrls, '<") Obligio, (9) -Mountain Rose, (6) Gold Spinner, (10) Captain Sarto, (7) Prompter. Won by a neck. Time. 1.27. Doncaster Welter, seven furlong-s.— (2) Warhaven, 8.0 (C. Emerson), I; (Si Happy Days, 9.12, 2; (I) Barn Owl. r j.S. 3. Also started: (4) Kilbarry, (7) Dutch Courag-e, (11) Uleaborg, (5) Kula, (3) Prince Charlej-01. (6) Quality, (91 Bella Lace, (12) Hiirdy Gurdy, (10) Sartolite. Won by a head. Time, 1.26 1-0.

TURF TALK FROM THE SOUTH. (By Telegraph.—Own correspondent.) TIMARU, Friday. There wa3 some very fine racing at Washdyke tv-day when the South Canterbury Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was opened. Petunia was made ravouriie for the Te Kaiio Hurdle?, but the- outsider of the . Held, Lord Ashlea, won from him very , easily, and paid a dividend or nearly a | quarter of a century. Lord Aahlea does nearly all his racing on the West Coast, unJ in Hie next race, the Gladstone Hack Welter, another West Coaster, All Gold, won by a nose rroni Kerino, with shandre a similar margin away, tlilni. Again iinotlier bis dividend was paid, the winner b.-mi? only ninth in demand. All Gold lias only recently been acquired by his present owiier, and tin* was his ilrsl start in In* new colours, thouifh Ilgtinng on the card as still Uie property of Mr. C. Preston The Electric Slakes was an exhibition or rough riding, but no official movement in tlie matter was reported to the 1 ress. (Jold linck. Some Abbey, and holtoe were Hie llrsl out, and, avoiding trouble, lllled 1 was made a warm ravourlte Tor the Tlniaru Cup, and, llioug-h not having "n opportunity of gelling a breather at ay pan of the race, struggled on gamely, and came from last to ilrst to win Uy nearly a length from Kavcnna in the last, tune of s.-i -i-i tor the mile and a-quartcr. The- Hi si three rurlungs were run in 375. Ravenna stayed on well, and will probably improve on her snowing. Kilfane broke a blood vessel and was eased up. Tno Snuthlleld Haiidicap went to tne second favourite, Gay Juliet, but she had to be ridden right out to win narrowly from the last ilnishmg Ayrburn, which lost the race by a bad beginning. Los \inbus, the favourite, was third. Charlatan carried Just on twice as much money as Die second favourite, Palencla, in the Olipua Steeples. The favourite did not Jump too well, and, arter misjudging his fence at the seven-furlong peg, fell heavily at the next. This left Palencia to go on and win from the veteran Golden I'rinco and Kipling. Both the last two will win races this winter if they survive a preparation. Itouakl and Lord Leslie made the pace warm alter a furlong had been covered in the Host-will Hack Handicap, and looked to have Hie race to themselves arter heads were turned lor home, but the three-year-old Aulumnus filly Retrospect extricated herself from a bad position, and, llnlshlng very truly under punishment, beat the other two by a nr ;k. Honaki was a head the bulk of the investments, «id more than double the number of tickets Invested on any other competitor were taken out on her chance. Warhavi-n and Happy Days were again meeting in the Doncaster Welter at the same margin in the handicaps a3 when they dead-heated at the lUverton Easier meeting-. They again fought out the. llnlsh with only a head separating them. Today Warhaven was a good second favourite to Barn uwl, which got third after a bad passage. Happy Days was neglected on the machine, and went out eighth ravourlte. Gloaming lert on Thursday Tor Hastings, ana will Do accompanied by Haze. I tie champion did a particularly good gallop over six furlongs at Hiccarton yesterday, I and will be well forward to contest Ins ! two races at the llawke's Bay Jockey Club's meeting. ' Three yearlings have arrived from Teviotdale, and will shortly be broken in by l<. J. Mason. All are by Pluto's sireMi tala, and they comprise a colt from Egotism iby Demosthenes —Conceit), a colt from Greenstreet (by lan—Vicella), and a llliy from Hoden (by Danube— Remission II.). The last mentioned Is, if anything, a trine on Hie small side. Viewpoint has not recently been troubled with the bleeding which overtook him t-arSy in the rouna of West Coast meetings, but the son or Autumnus is to be spelled until next season. He will therelore forfeit his Immediate engagements.

Ulg Push Is also on the easy list. J Pine has taken up the Tractor fllly Windshield, and the will be pottered about for a month or two berore going Into regular work. The imported horse Arrowsmlth will arrive at lUccarton next week, when he will be In !■'. Holmes' care lor toe next stud season.

Tentcrlleld was due to arrive at Rlccarton yesterday, to be trained by A. E. Wonnold.

F. Johnson, after completing his riding engagements at the South Canterbury and Amberley Ilxlures, will go north to ride Te Toa fit the Eguiont Haclug Club's Winter Meeting-.

A. Eastwood, a younger brother to the successful apprentice C. Eastwood, has taken a position with H. Nurse ai Illcearton. Like his brother, he can go to scale at a very 11 flit weight, ana, If lie shapes well, will not want lor opportunities.

The Gay Lad —Assertive colt and the Kilbroney—Fair Flight colt, bought by Dr. M. G. l.oulsson, have been broken in by H. Emerson at lUccarton, and are now seen on thu tracks In the morning. NORTHERN NOTES. (By Telegraph.—Special to " Star.") WIIA.NGAREI, Friday. Tho appearance yesterday or tlio handicaps Tor the Whangarei Racing- Club's nifutlngr Mas tr'ven rise- to increased Interest locally, and It Is probable that the acceptances taken here will be very satisfactory. Local owners are keen to win the cup given by Mr. Bray, and also greatly admire Mr. Macindoe's liandsorne trophy which goes to the principal event. In a seven-furlong gallop this week Lady Patience, with the worst of the weights, beat Scrap o" Paper in fair time. The mare has since shown signs o r a Plight ligament strain, but Is recovering, qulrkly. Comet King and the Maniapoto gelding ran live furlongs In the best time registered recently, the former going right away at the llnfsh. Dellghtment had the best of a flvefui long spin with the Lord MulUlld gelding lludswell. Kinkora shaped well in a schooling task over the hurdles, and will probably be a coinpetllor In the hurdle race. lloarirl galloped a good live furlongs, and Is rapidly getting back to form. Llghtwood put up good time over seven furlongs, though Hurtswell, which went the last hall-mile with him nnlshed the better. Clements will be on Llghtwood In tho Settlers' Handicap. Walls will probably ride Lady Patience in Hie local race, and Scrap o' Paper in the hurdles. Venour looked well when galloped this ; week, putting In a solid seven furlongs, i though the Journey was quite far enough for liim. WHANOAREI RACING CUD. Acceptances for all events at the Whangarei Hacing Club's Winter Meeting close with the secretary, and at Mr. n. Sinclair Vates' office, at 5 p.m. on Monday A.R.C. WINTER MEETING. General entries for the A.R.C. Winter Meeting, on June 3, 6, and 8, close on j Friday next, May S. at 5 p.m. HAWKE'S BAY MEETING. LIST OF ACCEPTANCE?. (Hy Telegraph.—Press Assorintiuu.i NAPIER, this day. Acceptance* for the first day of the llawke's Hay Jockey Club's meeting are: Mnnsratarata Hurdles, one and threequarlcT- mile*. —Vagabond. I.andbird 11. s, little River 10.!?, Master Peter lu.n. Kenyon 0.0, Uood Mark U. 7, Asleep, Suspicion •i.:'. Mania. RebutT «.o. Lnnglands Welter, one mile and one furlong—Oeneral Harrington B.IS, Serene S 11 Pottana 8.10. Gauntlet. .Mountain Top s. 0 Rowley. Hlack Art 8.5, llaligan 8.1, Killoch. Jubilee 7.13. Wristlet 7.15. Carniola. Mountain Lass, Chapiin. Hilar ion. Mixed Heather, Menekara, Martona. Singer | Boy 7.7. N'ur.=erv Handicap, nve rurlongs.—Gold I rtox 9.0, Shirley B.to. Standard. Naclurlno P 0 nerinlhla 7.r,, Lin Arlington 7.3, WaiKit, Earl or Aslllea, Bank Draft 7.--'. Tljferov ft. 7. liawke'? Bay O\x<. "n" mile and a-half— Gaze B,n. 'Ouiesr.-nt. Fool's Paradise Sr> Scotch Mixture S.:i. doo.l sport j 8 I, Tanadpes 7.13. duo 7.u>. Klirnlre. I Haze Ilauransri 7.5. Bonena, Dazzling Light 7.5, roily Pcachum 7.v, Meg-an o. n>, Slinopoukawa Hark Handicap, six rurlongs.— Newbcrry King P.O. Ilinkat 8.11. Tutankhamen 3.10, Hoad Hog 8.7, Pantagruel 8.0, Cauntlet s.:i. I'urseproud, Tile Strand 7.12, Star Shell 7.11. Mlnlstrel Boy 7.10, Stymie, llliip Jay. Araby 7.5, Princes-; Nata- 7.1, Kllmcre.' CarnlOla 7.3. Capitulation. Sasham 7.0. Manutai, .serenade Pall, Capt. Wai, coot r..io, Nine or Spades, Revel, Sandy MarGregor f>.9. Autumn Handicap, one mile and one furlong.—Heather .Sprig 0.5. Good .Sport \rl- ! mlrnl Coclrlngton S.IJ;. Martian Miss 8.0. ' snatcher 7.t0, L'Amour 7.7, Many Colours 7.5, Lady Joyce 7.3, Tari, Megan 7.1, Crisis 7.0. Crown Gem 6.7. I Porang-ahau Handicap, six furlongs Rationnl 9.12, Clvllform 9.5, Koodoo 9 4 Hall Mark 5.2. Tuahine 8.0, Dazzling Light 7.11, Princess Ronnie 7.5. Avonlea t 4 Mai-,our, Lady Joyce 7.0, Puketol 6 7 " ' Hawke's Bay stakes, six rurlongs 'and ' a-tialf.—Gloaming, Peneus 10.0, Clarinda 8.0, Runnymede, Mimetic 8.-3, Roburant ,