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Outsiders Fill Minor Places in First Race. A large field faced the starter for the ; Trial Stakes, and backers' sent Torch cut favourite, with Biacquedoon and High Quality next in request; Biacquedoon "was first to break the line, but Torch soon ran through to the front, and led along the back from Diacquedoon, Nicodemus and Orefield. Torch was clear across the top,, where Solas had run into third place, otherwise there was no alteration. The order into the straight was Torch, well clear of Diacquedoon, Solas, Orefield. Valise, (Jemland, Kicodemus and High Quality. '. in the run to the judge nothing had a phance with Torch, who won easily by jive lengths from Valise, who stayed on jrell and beat Orefield by a length, {ligh Quality was fourth, and then came Biacquedoon, Solas and Gemland. The High-weight. Dark Marble was installed first fancy, with King Tut and L'Allegro also well backed, in the Orewa High-weight Handicap. Sweet Lap was slow away, and the early leaders were L'Allegro, Tea Chat, Impellant and Lap Up, but along the back Tea Chat had opened up a break of three lengths on L'Allegro, Dark Marble-and Lap Up.. Tea Chat was done at the distance, and L'Allegro ptayed on to win by three-quarters of a length from King Tut, who was a length in front of Lap Up. Tea -Chat was fourth, and then came Dark Marble, Bush Lawyer, Impellant and Sweet Lap. Outsiders Fill Majors-Places. ' J r Dancing L a dy forfeited her engagement in the Ferry Handicap, and most 1 support was accorded Whirling, Gloucester and Flcetwind, but a surprise was in store, the little-fancied Mungacro winning and paying just over double figures. Lion Heart was slow away, and Bellkvrian was the' early leader from Gloucester, Triune, Miingacre, Lord Willonyx and King Br'ierly, • who, was starting to . improve his position. Bellkyrian, Gloucester, Miingacre, King Brierly and Professional were racing in • close attendance across the top, and they turned for home in that order. Mungacre then challenged, and, finishing Ktrnrvrlv- won hv half a lenr»th from

mg strongly, won. Dy nan a icngui iro.m King Brierly, who "just hung on long enough to beat Whirling by a Bellkyrian, Professional, Fleetwind, (Gloucester, Triune and Lord Willonyx were next. i Detailed results: — TRIAL STAKES of £120. Six furlongs. 1— I—TORCH, ch g, syrs. by Illumination—l,upinella (Mr. R. D. Fisher), B.9—N. McKenzie 1 •«—9—VALISE, b f, 3yrs (Mr. A. B. f,' 1 Stonex and Exors. late F. W. Stonex), B.9—A. Murray 2 ; S— 7—OREFIELD, b g, Byrs (Mr. J. Nash), 8.7 —W. Thomson 3 Also started: 2-2 Diacquedoon, 5.13 (L. Dulieu); 5-4 Nicodemus. 8.11 (A. Tinker); 13-14 Bayora, 8.9 (R. Savage): 15-15 Gay 5.9 (R. Fearn); 9-G Gemland, 8.9 (E. Manson): 3-3 High Quality, 8.9 (P. Fearn); *10-16 Kinf; Spenr, 8.9 (,T. Sharkey); 11-10 Mainland, 5.9 (McTavish); 4-5 Paso Robles, 8.9 (H. Goldfinch); 12-12 Survana, 8.9 (J. Winder): 10-11 Solas. 8.9 (R. Horne); 14-13 Marlene. 8.9 (S. Trmeain); 7-8 Whirlmint, 8.9 (F. Fergus). Won |)y five lengths, third horse a length away. Tine, 1.14 3-5. Winner trained by A. Cook, Te AWamutu. * , . . ' v ■ OREWA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP of 1 £150. One mile and a quarter. S— 4—L'ALLEGRO, oh g. aged, by Day Comet—Lady Faithful (Mr. P. G. Yercoe), 10.5—A. Gilmer 1 2— 2—KING TUT. ch g. aged (Mr. W. Gough). 10.1— F. Fergus - 5— S—LAP UP, br g. syrs (Mr. J. Grant), 9.6—A. McGregor 3 Also started: 1-1 Dark Marble, 9.13 (D. T. Burgess); 7-7 Tea Chat, 9.3 (J. fharkey); t-3 Impellant, 9.2 (F. Baker); 6-3 Sweet Lap, ),1 (W. Lawson); 8-8 Bush Lawyer, 9.0 (J. tfcLaughlin). Won by three-quarters of a length, third lorse a length away. Time, 2.10 1-5. Winner trained by owner, Te Rapa. FERRY HANDICAP of £150. Six furlongs, a— 6—MtINGACRE, b g, &yrs, Dy Acre —Manganiaire (Mr. P. A. Swney), B.O—C. L. Goulsbro 1 10—10— KING BRIERLY, ch g, 4yrs (Mr. R. B. Hines), 7.11—5. Trei;V main 2 * 2 —WHIRLING, ch g, 3yrs (Mr. R. T. Reid), 9.O—H. Goldfinch 3 st?r^5 t ? r^,a: 68 Bellkyrian, 8.7 (I. U Fleetwind, 8.6 (L. Dulieu); 7-5 Anderson); 12-12 Lord Willonyx 8.3 (R Strnttou); 11-11 Triune, rul^riragl) 9 tE - : «wTy. D th ' tMrd horse a head ] Winner trained by owner, Waihou. 1 TAKAPUNA CUP of £375. One mile and a quarter. 5— S—GAY ROSE, blk m, syrs, by Gay Shield—Autumn Rose (Mr A. E. Lennard), 7.13— R. McTavish j 2— I—ROYAL APPELLANT, br g, 4yrs (Dr. M. G. Pezaro), 7.0— R. Horne 2 1— 2—MAZIR, ch g, 4yrs (Mr. J. H. Wallace), 7.12— R. Walsh . 3 Also started: 7-9 Monanui, 8.10 (N McjKenzie) ; 3-3 Kelly, 8.9 (L. Dulieu) • 4-4 Gay Marigold, 8.5 (H. Goldfinch) ; 9-8 Scotland, 8.3 (R. Martin) ; 8-7 Lagoon, 7.11 (S. Tremain) ; 6-6 Wait and See, 7.0 (R Savage). Won by half a length, third horse a length and a quarter away. Time, 2.7 3-5. jyinner