SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13377, 19 March 1909, Page 8

SPORTING.

A.J.C. AUTUMN MEETING. United Pro** Associiuon—By Electric Telegraph -Copyright. (Received March is:h. 11. VS p.m.) SYDNEY. March IS. Don-nhi! ai:d h..ve b.-er, scratched for the Drncasvev riand.ca,3 and sydt;y Cup. THE BALLAKAT C ITP. ißeceivtd March Uth, 1.6 a.m.; MKLttOUU-Ki;. Mar«.-h IS. The Bailar.it Cup :—Laay Hoy» 1, Orline 2. Vim a. lucre were nine starters. Won by five lecgthi,. WAiMATE n.c. a:;xval meetixo. Though dull, the wcnlher was oirierw.se line for the ope-iiiig day of t:.v Wairu-u*.- .Wacing Cubs Annuil Meeting a.-.d there was a record attendance, lni'liiumi: many visitors from it: nice order, afforJin.,' v-.ry ia.,t Kouig. while the racing wa.-, of a fairly nature. Alter Field Gut! had won tli.- principal ev~nl of the day, tiu hji:d.« silver our/::tta,.h.-d to it was lwsni-,,1 ; o the horn's Ualr.i-r o.i ociiulf of Mr l>v Mrs K. li. Uhoje*. I'our bookmakers were" <ioui-,- l)u»i;i«5. while the totalizator receipts .-howe.J ,i iiu-rcase on last yo.ir , .-, tun-over. Result- — STL' T'HOLMK STAKKb, of CO miv; sei-oud 10 soy* Irom Hake. Five furlor.Rs. 1. H. Goodman , * eh f Liza, l-.y Oblmailo —Mis* 8.-tty, 3yrs. twt .. iD. Kinp) 1 4. Johnston «:id Pattcrsim , * b'U in \[i« Gal, r.yrs, 7--t 91b .. ,H. Kir.iiiersonl 2 5. C. White - ? uin luiuKiuary. as.'cfl. 7st i:f!h (J. licale) 3 2 San Scvcro !».-'. (L. C. Kirgl. :; Cnt.> S«t 9!b (F. Yarr). an.i t, U.-iizolino G.= t Tib, e«r. 6«t Kllli <C. H«..k> a!.-o flirted. Liza was cjuxkr-t :„ l.t-jv;,,, „,.(] with h,i!f the distance gone h.>:l .; break oi throe ler.gtln on the field. At the d : «tamv Miss Gal lock second place, but she could not make the least impression on Liza, who won comfortably by three lengths; n louptli separatins sfcoi:d and third. Tim.., Iniin 1 2-sth «cc IUIAL 1-LATE. of as soys; second 5 soys from stake. Six furlongs. 1. J. W. Skinner's eh t.' British Peer, by Peerage—Britannia, syrs, Bst -lib (E. , Cotton) 1 2. J. Ashby's br f Lady Et.i, 4yrs, Sat -lib (F. H. Jones) 2 3. S. Turner's b g Arly, syrs, Rst 41b „ . , (\V. Emiuerson) 3 British Peer got slightly the best of the, start, and was out by himself all the way, wuiu.uk with the greatest ease by ten lengths. Arty was forty yards away third. Time, linin 1C l-.ilh see. WAIMATE CUP. of IGO soys; second 15 fovs, and third 15 soya from stake. One mile and a distance. 1. J. C. X. Gripg's blk g Field Gjun, by Hotchkiss—Ganuct. aged, Bst Gib (K. King) 1 2. J. R. Hart's br c White Cockade. 4yra. 7st 12!b .. .. (E. Cotton) 2 5. J. Christie's eh g Jack Ashore. syrs. 7st 31b .. .. .. (J. Rae) 3 4 Ard Reish Bst 31b (F. Yarr) and 3 Dc Witte 7st 121b (F. E. Jones) also started. Ard Reigh and De Witte cut out the running past the atand, but once into the back stretch Field Gun took charge, and with half the distance Rone he was closely attended by White Cockade and Jack Ashore. Rounding into the straight White Cockade closed on Field Gun, and a good race to the post between the pair ended in favour of Field Gun by a bare length. Jack Ashore was third two lengths further back. Time, Iniin 57 2-sth MORVEX TROT, of 40 soys; second 7 uovs, and third 3 soys from stake. One mile and a half. 6. J. B. Fox's b m Rothsbloom, by Rothschild, uged, 36sec .. (Owner) 1 2. J. Robertson's Bed Rothschild, 27sec (Owner) 2 10. G. Birchficld's Red Maid, 36sec (Owner) 3 5 Royal Colours 6sec. 4 D.C.L. 7sec, 4 Coronatin. 7sec, 7 Kerryall lOscc, 8 Tornado 24sec, 9 The Article 27sec, 1 Gladiator 33sec, 6 Lady Mambrino 3-lscc, 11 Misa Hay 36sec, and 12 Pearlwood 3Gscc also started. Rothsbloom was in front all the way, and though she mixed her gait considerably lasted long enough to win by two lengths from Red Rothschild, who was half a length in front of Red Maid. Time, 4min 9 2-sth sec. A grotest a-rainst Rothsbloom on the ground of galloping was dismissed. HARVEST HANDICAP, of 110 boys; second 10 soys. and third 5 soys from stake. Six furlongs. 8. Johnston and Patterson's blk m Miss Gal, by Stepniak—Tortulla, syrs, 6st 91b (car. 7st) .. (T. Humphreys) 1 2. J. C. N. Grigg's eh f Ilarita, 4yrs, 7st Gib .. .. .. (C. Hack) 2 1. D. B. McSweeney's eh m I/ady Orizoin, syrs, 7st 111b .. (J. McCluskoy) 3 4 Ard Reigh Bst 01b (F. Ynrr). E San Severo 7st 13!b. car. Bst lib (L. G. King), 6 Cute 7et 10lb (W. Emmerson), 3 Sister Anne 7st 101b (F. E. Jones). 7 Gapon 7st, car. 7st 41b (J. Rae), and 9 Imaginary 7st (F. Bealc) also started.

From a good send off Lady Orizoin and San Scvero were first to show out, but with a furlong gone Lady Orizoin had Ilarita Imaginary, and Miss Gal as her nearest attendants. Racing round the top turn Ilarita closed on Lady Orizoin, and Mies Gal took third place. At the distance Ilarita had Lady Orizoin beaten, but there Miss Gnl came with a great run, and won by three-quarters of a length. Lady Orizoin was third a length back, followed by Imaginary. Time, lmin 14 2-sfh ccc. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 35 bovb; second 5 cove from stake. Four furlongs. 2. Elworthy Bros.' eh g Bruce, by Telemeter. Syrs, Sat 51b .. (W. Emmerson) 1 1. T. Twomey's eh g Umcraboy, 4yrs, Bst 21b .. .. .. (W. Brown) 2 4. J. Ashby's br f Lady Eta, 4yrs. 7st 71b" (car. 7st lllb) .. (F. E. Jones) 3 3 Windward Bst 21b (T. Humphreys) and 5 Full of Trumps 7st 71b (C. Hack) also started. Bruco jumped off in front, and increasing his advantage all through, won easily by a dozen lengths. Umeraboy defeated Lady Eta for eeconrt place by half a length. Time, 49 4-sth ccc. HOOK TROT HANDICAP, of 35 soys; second 5 soys from stake. One mile. 6. H. G. Scarf's b g Tornado, by Torpedo, aged, 16sec .. .. (Owner) 1 1. J. Robertson's Red Rothschild, 18eec (Owner* 2 2. T. W. Sim's David Harum, lOsec (H. Bebbington) 3 4 D.C.L. ssec, 4 Coronatia 163 ec, 8 Rosadora Mace. 5 Almount 16sec, 6 Queen Mambrino 183 ec, 9 Miss Hay 24sec, and 10 Rothsbloom 14sec, lOscc pen., also started. Miss Hay kd for half a mile, attended by Rod Rothschild and Tornado. A little further on Tornado ran to the front, and from this out had matters all his own way. winning by fifty yards from Red Rothschild, who was sixty yards in front of David Harum. Time, 2min 37 2-sth sec. STEWARDS' WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 soys; second 10 boys, and third 5 eovs from stake. Seven furlongs. 1. G. M. Evans's b g Oiyoi, by Stepniak— Hormosa, 4yrs, 9st slb .. (Pine) 1 2. J. R. Hart's b g Chief Lochiel, 4yrs. 9st 51b .. .. (F. E. Jones) 2 3. J. W. Skinner's eh p: British Peer. syrs, 9st tlb (inc. 101b pen.) .. (E. Cotton) 3 British Peer made the running for five furlongs, when he was done vrith Chief Lochiel then went on in front, but at tho distance Oiyoi closed on him, and iron a srood race by a. neck. British Peer was ten lengths away. Time, lmin 29 l-sth sec. NAPIER PARK R C/S AUTUMN MEETING. (press association* tet.egram.) NAPIER, March 18. Th.- Napier Park Racine Club , .. Autumn MecTiiis was concluded to-day. Rain fell inecsEnntly, and the course was very heavy. The attendance was fair, and the totalisator investments amotinted to £3237, as against £5095 or. the corresponding day last year. mekiiiH- a total for the two days of £10,718. ■M 9 against £15,C21. Seven bookmakers wer<licensed to-diiv. their fees returning £113 10m Results — CM A Hl.' HACK HANDICAP HURDLES, of 80 soys: second 10 Rf-vs. and third 5 eovs from stake. Ont mile ant} (• half. Sit W. R. Ru.=*ell'» eh ir Corazon. by Creur do Lion— Ra«(ilka. 3j rs, 9ist . 'J. Hall) 1 P. Hepburn's Nndmc, 9st (T. Priichard) 2 C E. Twist's Nero. Jst 3ib (F. WJiitehouee) 3 Hippnrofla 12«t 71b. Koiroma 1I«t 31b, Erl Kin?" 9st 13H>. Prince Haswn 9st 51b, and Waikarpao 9st 31b al-o str.rted Kairoma was in front for a few lenTths. TTid then dropped brek. I'rl K;n<: tcok no th- rurnin-. fLlloved lv Nr.dine Waikareao and Prince" Haspan. , Nrdi:;e 1-vik command rojnd the back, and »-j> first to enter the Ftraight. She tired in the nm homo, end was passed by Ccrazon. who - won by a iencth. Nero bein? a poor third. Time 'Jjiiin 58 l-sth sec. TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP, rf 30 fivs; second 10 »ovp. -md third 5 neva !rr>m stake. Six furijnis. A. Vi'hite's br f Vcrtcanq- .by Snn Frar.— Nuaio. 3vrs, 7=t 13!h .. (E. Lnve) 1 W. Ca«ar.ach's b!k - il«:.uic. 3vr.«. 6st nb ' (r.aivi;h> 2 G. B. Oman's br g- Pearl Ilctf, 4y,-«. 8-> Ah 'T. Jon,?*! S Trey ?st m'K Gold Tjfrnro S-t lib. jlsy-fl«-v.-rr 7st filb. Martyr Ts-t oil-. Hr.pu ; .a 7't -2.,.. Cork fcft I2'.b. j'aiinano t'.i-! 10 ib ;car. r,.-t 12-K!, and Wouiln bohu. Cf. 71b also \Vr.-,:derV.hm w< n-idiv left at the post. Miii.-die f-avr,i f- win from start to finish, "•ut w tuujrht by V.k>i;:'is at tho distance. vrii.ninj by : 1. r.stii; Pearl Kcvf a «.:uip!e o£ lengths 'nek third. Time, licia ri.OSE MIiMOIUAL HANDICAP of JjO kv: sc«.ncl 2!i *ovs. and third 10 soys from .--take Ori» ini.'t- and n distance. G B. Oman.* b a I-ai-.-.r.0. by Strcwan — Booby, Cvra. Cst 121b (car. 7»t) " " (X. Carroll) 1

Sir W. R. eh f ierengaria. 3yrs, Gst 91b (car. G:-t 121 i>) .. tli. Price) '1 D. Kcmr> sb f Vi, 3yrs. 7st 7ib (E. Lowe) 3 Sandttreatu fst ."ib, Diamond Star "st 12:"n. and Scaton Dale 65: Tib <car. Gst 121b) also started. Vlie Ceid mc-td oil in perfect line, Vi, fnllowcu by l'a.»ano. S musTcani, Diamond Stnr. Bereiijrari'.i, and seatrn D.iie ijeint. , tinfirst to show out. Paisaiio went to the fro.-.t shortly afterwards. JV-iengaria uiso he vie.d. M-;:.ninJr comfortably 1.-y a c'.ii'le 01 lcn.ths. Bercny.-.ria v»ho <<.•->• fast, wa;, a'c.-.u: a letigta a-.d a bait m t.-u::: of Vi. lime, Jrain «cc. KLAU HA.yOICAI , , oi lO.'i sum-; second 13 soys and third 5 soys from .'take. F«r f.vo-vear-o".ds. Fur fur!o:i"'!. T. H. Lvivrv's blk I Gii"u«o. oy Soult— Tst 12iij .. (J. lJuci:am:n) 1 H.n. Z. p. Or'uoiid'? b p Ideate. 7st 13ib iL. Wilson) 2 A. Aker.Vs b!k f Ari.'m. t>; 101b >car. "si ->ib .. . . (H. Kirki 3 Meriv.u Bst .>;b. E;u.-h T.-t, Sciaphit- Tet Z\h. a::o yests Fusilier Gst l'Jlb .car. 7«t ll'c-l also -Li'.rted. Idr:.tff and 0!i««de movocl vu 1 aether, and r-ie.t in the Kv.ci •.•!! tho v.-.iy. t-- n ,l:uri« > :,'_ i> lU peop: '- -■•..ird _ .•.:;« v,.;, : 1 c .mi:- ---;!:^::•.!-.■."<• I'fi-.v.e.! ..c-.'.d aiid' t!i':.-e.' '" iiino. i)l-;l£ WEICiIIT HAXUICAP. of 00 s.-.v*: .-ecv.n-.i It , f..'c> arul third 3 miv.< from ir.-r.. .1. l>. C>. m :incV« b :u Mα-r.-ri'.i'.n. !.y ls:rKL!'.i:eJi.l—Marl Ttioiii, 3vr- ..'st Tin " U-" D. Jor,.---> 1 C. Ki-.gston's eh h Goidcn flan, svr.= !1-t J.'Srcr.«si 1 C. P l).:n:c!\- .-, l> f Ucniiku. .«-:. iolb IA. Hhei 3 'i'i-.e C'ockaloti :Ut 111 L. ..i.= o siarted. Mai-tyriuni hojipcrl oiT the mark very sir art y. (inu i.r.t a L.r.:ik o! tuvrul length* •c' vofii hers.'U' ar:d the ic:-.<iindc:- of the f.eit). This li-itil she ir..T:nta;i.ed ii.i the Snisii. v. inning entity by l'r. c length-; hnl! 11 ler.j;t!i bftwecn second ami tliir.'i. Time, lmin 37 '>-.-.tli sec. iIAIHKX HACK .S'.'I'IMJY. of (O snvs; .«<■- c.<:id 10 soys ii-jiu st:.i-.v. V.Viyht o>t. Five fur^nps. A. K. White's h i The- Limn. l,v The Possible—.Jessie. -J.vrs, .. .. ' I.E. Lowe! 1 M 'Jhomas's' b f ovrs, ~1. Sceuts. 3 J Store's 1. jr Icel. r>vrs. .. t W. Kirki i Mediterranean. ForH-tlul. aiui Anmto also ttarted. ■iniato was ieft »i the pusf. Magneta was £rst to show out with The Limit and Icel in close attendance. Tile Limit i-ol on terms with the leader at ihc distance, end just 'v.on: Icel a, poor thirii. Time, lmin lOsec. ST PATRICK'S HANDICAP, of 100 rove; Fceond 15 soys, end third 5 sevs from stake. Six furi'ii!-*. I. Furr's b f Stylish. by S»i, Kemo— Manutuke, 4yrs, β-t 6ib .. ;E. Lwc) 1 C. Surf's br -r Pluck, ayrs. 7st 71b (L. Wilson) 2 CJ Hunter's eh m Cluinoia. ovrs, Gst Tib (c»r. Tst) .. . .. * (F. Crees) 3 Pearl Reef Tst 21b also s-tar:rd. Stylish was first away, anci never g«ve anythin'* else a chance, winning oaf-ily by three 'engths. Chamois being a iong neck behind Pluck. Time, lmin 22 2-Jth i>f<:. .'STEWARDS' STAKES HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of TO soys; second 10 eors. and third 5 soys from stake. Seven furlongs. J. B. Hollier's br g Continuance, by Sabretache—Chibouk, 3yrs, Bst 101 V. <E. Lowe) 1 A. Cave's b g Sealer. 4yrs, Sst Tib (C. Jenkins) 2 C Eennot's br i Rose Lethe, 4yrs, Bst 111b (F D. Jones) 3 Spate 9st Blb, Awh«i Sst 7ib, Mayflower Bst 51b and Highden Bpt 41b also started. Highden and Rusa Lethe led to the straight, where Continuance and Sealer came throxigh, Continuance winning comfortably by two lengths, the same distance eeparatine second and third. Time, lmin 3S l-sth sec.

westport j.c.'s autumn meeting. (press association telegram.) WESTPORT, March 18. Th-e Westport Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather, and with a pocd attendance. Results: CHARLESTON HACK HANDICAP, of 20 soys; six furlongs—Blue Sky 1, Coreese 2. Six others started. Wool by a length. Time, lmin 21 2-sfh sec. GRANITY HANDICAP TROT, of 25eove; on« mile and • a half—Scudo 1, Mutiny 2. Eleven- others started. Won aJI the way. Time, imin 39sec. BULLER HANDICAP, of 30 boys; one mile— Coxswa-in 1, Contingent 2. Won by a lenjrth and a half. STOCKTON HANDICAP, orf 25 sove; one mile—Flintstone 1, Coreese 2. Three others started. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin sO.=ec. WESTPORT COAL. COMPANY'S HANDICAP TROT, of 30 eovs; two mil-es—Over-land 1, Maud Allerton 2. JNin© others started. . Time, smin 16sec. MINERS' HANDICAP, of 25' soys; six furlonms—Silemt Member 1, Benzene 2. The two other etarters wero left at the post. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING. The following handicaps hare been declared:— GREAT EASTER HANDICAP, of 1000 soys. Seven furlongs. s* lh et lb Bobrikoff .. 9 9 Woodhev .. 711 All ited ..9 9 All Guns ..7 9 Gold Crest .. 9 6 GleucuHoch .. 7 9 Penates .. 9 3 Wauohope .. 7 8 Bonifcrm .. 0 0 Diamond Star 7 8 Husbandman 812 Diabolo .. 7 6 Buccleuch .. 811 Cootendent .. 7 5 Tumut .. 811 Peirovna .. 7 3 Rangipapa .. 8 9 Lady Dirdain.. 7 3 Muslcerry .. 8 8 Sweet Angelus 7. 3 Gravitation .. 8 8 Bollin .. 73 Dowrifnll ..8 7 Tniganini .. 7 2 Aborigine .. 8 i Consolation .. 613 Dawn .. 8 3 Waipaku .. Gll Czar Kolohol .. 8 3 Valdimar .. 610 Sir Ej-isco .. 8 2 Pcrolina .. 610 Aitillerie ..8 1 Rore Noble .. C 7 Go'dbcateT .. 8 0 Merrivouia .. 6 7 Sir Tristram .. 713 A'exis .. 6 7 Armlet .. 713 Miss Mischief.. 6 7 Flitaway .. 713 Zetland ..6 7 St-a King .. 712 Paesion .. 6 7 Gold Thread ..; 712 Ormulu .. C 7 Los Angeloa .. 711 Erskine .. 6 7 GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 1000 boys. One mile and a haJf. All Red .. 9in Lop Angeles .76 Bobxikoff ..9 7 Ali Guns .. 7 5 Zimmerman .. 9 5 Sea King .. 7 5 Boviform .. 9 1 Grand Slam .. 613 Gold Crest .. 813 White Lie .. 612 Husbandman 813 Vat<a .. 611 Downfall .. 8 9 Waitapu .. 611 Frisco •• 8 9 Waipaku .. 611 l'cnates .. 8 9 Osiris .. 611 Muskerry .. P- 5 Consolation .. 610 •• 8 * Perolina .. 610 Tarizimoana .. 8 3 Rose Noble .. 6 7 Ariillerio .. 8 0 Valdiroar .. 6 7 Sir Tristram .. 8 0 Fie.d Gun .. 6 7 Sir Frisco .. 712 Outlanckr .. 6 7 Diabolo .. 711 Tikitero .. 6 7 Glenculloch ..7 9 Chisirinian .. 6 7 HeoHhen .. 7 9 Erskine .. 6 7 801 lin .. 7 8 Sant Rosaleer.. 6 7

AUCKLAND R.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. (press association telegram.> WANGANUI, March 18. The following handicaps have been declared : —

EASTER HANDICAP, of 650 sove; one rmle—BobrikoiT 9st 101b. All Red Ost 9lb. Moral 9srt 51b. Master Soult 9st 3!b, Downfall 3st 101b, Tumut 8»t 8!b, Gold Thread S«t slb, Master Delaval Set 31b, Diabolo Bst 2lb. Uranium Sst lib, Woodhcy £st lib, Aboriginal 7st 131b, Grenadier 7st 131b. Tan San 7st ialb Tamainupo 7st 12lb, Ngapuka. 7st 121b, Ikon 7st ll!b, Weimangu let 111b, Sir Tristram 7st 101b, Tiptoe 7»t 9lb, Wauchope ."st Slu. Devonport 7st filb, Advocate 7et 81b. Sir Artoiral 7«t 7!b. Chontcuse 7st 71b. Lody llLiisrhikoff 7fit Gib, Bully Tat 6lb. Tuitoko 7rt 51b. BolHn 7st 51b. Sedition 7st lib, Sarria Rosa 7«t 31b, Longncr 7rf 2!b, Injrlis 7st 2'b. Whetiimarama 7st lib, Aulduarn 7et, Sir Antrim 7st. Golden E»r1o 7«t, Delegate 6ei 131b, Aristocrat 6st 131b, Dunborve 6et 121b, Maher.o 6rt 131b. First Mat* Gst lllb, Winimcra 6rt IKb. Perolina Gst 10lb, Mernvonia Cst 9!b, Griz«lle 6f?t 71b, Coroma.ndel 6st 7'b. Ep'om Lass (Ist 7!b. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP of 200 soys: about t}iree mile? and a half— Kiatew 12st Sib. Loch Fyne llet Bib, Bullworth 10s: Sib. 10? l 7H>. Fost!i»fte lOst s!b. GolcNm-th 10«t 51b, Mczert 10vt 31b. Capitol 10it 3>b. Crenfot 9»t 12'b. LuF«mbe 9?t lllb. Good Faith 9?t T>lb, Okaihau 9st lOib, Kapp-kap* 9st 9'b. E! Dorado Ds-t 91b, Specica 9-t Sib. Warden 9«t 7lb. BRIGHTON HURDLES, of 200 soy*; ■two miVes—Paritivtu list Sib. Exmoor llrt lib. Hautapu lOst 13!b. Aororigi lOst 121b. Waipu 10-rt 12!b. Curragno 10ft I0':b, NestaVir 10«t S'b. Ben Jor?on 3<j-t 8!b. HoECrvoir 10? i. Omaii 3»t 331j. To Ar-i 9«t 9!b. Lu«----c<m!-e 9st Tib. NctocrlT-.i fet Hb. Pori-.t "«t slb. Forest 9st 3!b. Okain.-.u Ost 3lb.' El Dornrto C-;>t 2lb, Crcu-ol 9=t 0!b. Srx-cio'a S*t lib. Mcxart 9,t lih. Mikolahi 9ft. Good Faith 9st, Kapa-kapa 9?:. iIASTERTON H.C.'S AUTf.'M.N MEETING. (rRKSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) ■WELLINGTON, ilcrcl. is. T!iv ;n!lc>win2 «'f.!;ii)."! l>iiv ); ixor. dcolare'J : — HACK HUiIDLE HANDICAP, ct 7n sM -i : ocp ruile and tlirec-qvi.irtert— Aetna l'"i;t 01!.. C.v lf!st 91'\ Don Carlos lP.it s!b 'Wlrtakuia 10«t 51b. Narcotic J Out M'.i. Lcriia 9st i.5 ; !-. Ef) Kiujr ft;ii. fln-nsrlp 3&1, <-r>. V.'ai:i:ar:a 9?t 4!b. Chicuii" L'st, Tauire 0-:. Rcs;--j,-rcrte 9*t, Dr"ar.;y D:i!iicl !?■;;. fei.rabane 9at. MARCH HANDICAP, of lOu soys: f i x Jur. Ungs—Snnbonnct 3M.. stylish Ss! 13!b. Waikaraka. 6st 51b. I!oc< Kerry 7st illlj. Mcrrie 7»t 4lb. Toa Tubi Tst 21b Lochiela fi?t i.i »b. Ke'&o 6at 111:.. Genuinp Ctt lllb. .MASTF.BTON HACK HANDICAI'. of 80 »ovs; one mile—The Cockatoo 9st 7ib, Skve fist 7lb, Sealer Sst 21'j, Rose Lethe Bst 21b,

ifiiatirß Tst 131b, Knight Commander 7st ilib. Nctnrioue T»t 101b. WtiwaKwtre 7st Gib. iilanwern 7sl 41b, diplomatic "et. Mediterranean' r>Bl llio. Koßcllcrsld 6st Ilib. WAIIUPI CUP HANUICAJ.', of 200 eovs: or.-j mile *»d a. quarter —Koosovelt 3st. M-loch Set G'b ifcoii ft 6ih, Taitoko Set 31b. \Vait«pu 6el ii'b, Waipaku 7M 13ib. Tangcrca Tal loib, Oiir s Tst Tib, Ma.ora Tst 6ib. 3ri;irio .5t ;ilo ilerrie Kose Tst 'Jib. Whttuuiaraina 7ft i!b, Go'den liate Tst 2ib, lney CM liib. ii;:d\ir-A 6s: Ttb. URACKLh-T HANDICAP, of 50 *ovb; or.o miic an J a quastci —Waipn 12sl lib. Aoto.l Uet Hlb. Coy 11 ? : Ilib, Scale* 5 Ift 51b, r.o.drn Bui .orfir lift. L,c:ida 1051 12:'\ Kucratc lust Uib. .J.;d>nc U.b. Lc'.-.-ccia lt'st ll'ib. Mono:!-. 10*t Tib ii:h: lt-st T.b. Tc U:uatu lOst Tib, Hiaxicu It)-: Tjo, ijod-remoore 10.-t T:o DASU HACK -iIA-NDiCAI-; cf :>0 soys: Sve r-.ir!.>i^r—iiu-y S»t. Axitr #.-t xO!b, Andrew Ma- s S»l 10.b. -Vlcrry Chrislni".s S!(>. \Vus«>rcr»«ti> Sst fiX (.uiiqurstiua fft lib, Kimrierian Tst i3ii>. Cor.quer Ti-t lolb, Toar.ga .Vi Hoy.l Maid :<-t lal">, .">»a;imv :n l-l-.U. T-.sti Trhi TM 10! l>. K.s.iiy Ui>.r. T-t 1 , .-:4-" CM,vi n 7s: 10'K Htiffato 7st 'Iftivvi: T»; ja.b. I'ms-i-.u Ti-t lulb. W. r.oor- ! .'hri T-: T: , '. Tst Til. Morrinn Tat '..j, Kr:<l:-y 7«- T. 1.. \ i::i-o T.-t Tib, KVmi-fi.-.u T SI Ti:>. Ko.-o Hcr=.<l M Tib. T< I.> 7.>. KFAK.I WMi.TKK iiANDICAi , of 7;l n-vr-. s-jvrn iiiri.-i:-;s—Li t:-<>r.-i 0?t U.b. Ahcrr:il:o.-r !i-.> S)'.i>. \V.it,.;-,ii,. ■_!.-: C-4... =i:k.-u Jtcin Of.t s:'\ -Mr.i-r.-i 'Irt G. 1,, Ciijln :»-: oili, LellifHn ;■?'. '.'l'j. S:.->t:>n l>a:c ;'.-t S!!>. Ski-c . v s: s!!i. L r.tifCiorft ?a .--th. Sft "3i..«. Kiira\.cii.i Sat ;>:b. Sjjiei.i jst. li.»'.~:> f>sl. NOTICS. Nominations for tin , AVuirarapa ll.C'.'s Autumn A 1 .-ctinjx. mid aco»'j»-taiu-es !or tin- Tarr.iiaki .I.C.'s Autumn .Mooting aiv (iiu> this i-voniii£-It is umlorstood that the \Vans:iiiui ■Joclvoy Chili's autumn inert ing rotiltod in a profit of soiiu'-thir.K liko CIOOO. ArtiUorio and Wharokura liad a jiood passage to Sydney. ;uni have bot'ii steady work since- ihoir arrival at Kaiitiwick. The thri'i'-yt>ar-olij c-i!t St Aiilan. by Birki-nhoail has I>im-ii purcha.sod from the Hon. J. 1). Ormond by Mr F. Xelligan. W*. M - Jvnclilan. rider of Soultline, is stated to have taken the blame on his own shoulders for the Now Zealand sprinter's do feat in the All-Aged Stako«. In his endcavonr to steady Soultlino in the first part of the race, M'Larhlan ■•choked" the horse, hence when it came to a finish l'arsoe had iiothiiia to beat. Though Siynor did not win a raco at the V.R.C Autumn Meeting, his three plaeiugs brought Mr G. F. Moore 475 soys. As the Patea ltncing Club's course is not considered to be in good enough condition to race on, the annual meeting, fixed for Easter Monday, will bo held on the Egmont Club's course, at Hawera. Among the owners who have turned their attention to the English turf, consequent on the interference with racing in some of the American States, is Mr H. P. Whitney, who now has 27 horses at Newmarket, in charge of A. J. Joyner, who trained for him in America. Joyner, who also has four of Mr August Belmont's horses in his stable, turned out 95 winners in America last year, the stakes won totalling £89,000. Of Mr "Whitney's 27, no fewer than 17 are two-yoar-olds. The jockey for the stable is E. Dugan, one of America's most prominent riders.