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SPORTING.

DUNEDIN J.C.'S WINTER MEETING. (wrcML TO "XHE tkess.'') v DUNEDIN. June 1. U-neJ ; '.i J"kev Club'o Winter McC* Tlit- U jv e .:' iav Tiio weather was dull. Ms °P £E , ;Vo showers, and thocoui-o « ith , from"thp overnight rain. Tnc ; ;o m' 6*.3ke. 010 nine and th-tx . b.g Crio-.by .Sant IlarioL rXde Svrs, 12st XSlb (W • F.cidmg, 1 „ nil llcbcrt-s's b s K-.lmeuv. aged. 2. I>. «• J . (A. Wo-mat'-Ji H llst - I*s 1<» Ilo'i-vh , '*ic. Gvrs. iCiit 13lb 6 . J. Smith 3 b g 1 Ccn-niot.on 'oit.ithnr'.'.EiiU^f; <: - :a ' vc; Triiford.) G'ertborne and hLa .' hd kd Hy , little, but t> V AtUb'* «un ? r by a tuil Koo-.-ahcre l^ in 7 11 '' K Thill Coir.mo.r.-.:. j Pure •"">!• Time. ."Tjiin -27 1-s;b sic. '•RKiHTO.V HANDICAP, of 140 ? ov ? .. ' crd BOVS. a .id third 10 sovs lV.;u tuk'. Hwen __ j W J. Oon'-g s or g .V.r Ham;.to;;, o" J-i-:;t Ilario -M:-.-; Hami::?n, ajed. -s. 71;," .. .. (W. O'Hsiloran) 1 1. It. C*. G'i:ii:s.'a br g Bellshirt-, 3yrs. frst 13!1j .. .. i.C. Emerson) 2 p J. J. Levis's by Gyrs. Tst fjh .. .. .. (F. Homes'. 3 10 Fiery Cross S?t 3ib (J. Campbell). 1 CJiirobur Bst 12ib (F. Ellic), 11 Vol?p-.ol P-? 12lb (Tt. I'u'jdiconibc), 9 Spanish Pr:i:c<--i iy-t 2lb (A. McKay). 11 Deviation H.=.t 4ib (A. irwilrc::', 3 Lio'u fist 2lb (T. O'-.-in). lo irj.-d «st lib (A. McDonald 1. 12 Ouicisli'-t Tsl ISlb 'W. llobinaoni. 7 Pi:icid 7st 9:b. c-ii. ; M )3'ib IJ. McCcll-.be). 13 Fit7.Osbo-v.c- 7?.; SJb 'tl- C- Pcedi. IS Fire God "=*- Tib c:y 7s: 10lb (T. iJuthveui. 8 Talre Dov.-n 7-t 7i!>, car. Sst 21l« (11. Don*.ram. 2 Moidaii! 7st 7'.b (E. Ludlow), 17 Do A»r 7«t 7lb (T. Aiirtei«on). and 11 Bcro-iino 7st 7!b (S. G'bb) ai-*o fttricd. . . (WißßCi* bred by V.*. J. Going and trautca •>:•' IC. Scnulhir.) It was n good start. c."c?pt that T)*i Aar was Itf'. l-'itzOsboriy.- v.-ss first away, but .1! enco lost his plac-, a-id Bellshue shc.ved the irav to Lion" r:i.l Sir Hnmilton. FitzO?borne jo : ued in again threo fnrlongs from home, but Be'Jshiro- led into the stnigi:'., vfcere Sir Hamilton cbullenged. and the pair ■went awav for a gor-d finish, in which Sir Haniiiton"v.-cn by a ii-od; third horre ihrto Jcngtlts av;ay. Then r.amo Borodino. Ca;> robur, and 1 1 itzO.-;boruc. Imiu o2

J-oth sec. BIRTHDAY HANDICAP, of -100 sevs; xtc pud 50 »ots. nn;l third 20 sovs from ?i.uko One mil? nr.'l a aunitor. C. F. A. and V. N. Prir;'V» >> - Korke's Drift, bv Cnlibro—O'Hovke'., Far'", Irrs. lOst .. •• (>V. Robinson) 1 7. A. Drought's ch c Rincrfoim, -ly: ?, Tst 3lb (car. Tst 7lb) _ .. (t\ Home-) 2 4 J E Rcjrcrs's b g Neuroma, syrs, B.iz * " (A. McKay) :i 5 Mogdala Sst 2!b (J. Findhor!: Bst (0. J. Vinci, 2 Ardenvhor Bst 61c. (C. Emerson). 3 Tannhauser Jst 13lb (J. lieCombo), 8 Quirinus fist 7ib (A. MrDonu.n., and 9 Glcnongly (Ist, Tib, car. L'sl lSlb (,-N Shore) also aturtod. . , (Winner bred bv J. C. X. C!riffg and triune.' by P. T. flogan.) Clcnor.gly dwelt at the start, and lort i dozen lengths. Quirinus led Fiudhorn at tlie cud of the straight. About the nub mark Rorka'3 Drift passed into second plnct, . and Findhom was third. Quirinus fell away with half a mi'« to go. leaving Itorke's Dri". in front, but he was immediately joined by liingforin, and the pair ran home togethei Ilorke'a Drift winning by a reek. Nemomo finishing fast, was two lengths away, clear • Findhorn, after whom came Arde.nvhor. itlugdala, and Tanuhauser. Time, 2min 13scc. OTAGO STEEPLECHASE, of 500 sovs, ac •- end 75 sovs, and third 25 so\*3 from stake. About three miles. 7. M. Hanlcy'e cr jr Carnmore. by Golden Vein. 6vis, 9st 121b .. (Cr. Ficldirg) 1 6. J Kirkwood'3 b g Heatierlea.. aged, list lllb .. •• (Owner) 8. D. Morton's b s The Gunner, aged, 9st 71b .. •• •• <L. Hagerty) 3 1 Black Set, list IP. Willis). 3 The Brewer list 21b (W. Easton). 1 Recharge lOst 9lb (J Elli'j, 5 Grcv Renown lOst Blb (W. rieln ing>. 2 Oratonu" Oat lllb (F. Holmw. junr.), 9 Tommy Ost 7lb (O. Reed), and 10 Casoshot lOst 71b (R. McSoveny) also started. (Winner trained by G, Fielding.) Oratonu and Caseshot Ifd to the sod wa-i, ■when! Black Sea. foil. Recharge threw out at (ho next obstacle, find Oratonu came down at tho "brush entering the back stretch. Thq, Gunner than hod a long lead of Casesliot These two were together at the watei. but Caaesliot then drew away. The Brewer was "nearly down at the stand double. Tommy fell at tho big sod wall, and Tho Biecr • tipped cut at the nest sod wall. Cas.shot, when leading The Gunner ten lengths. r«>n off at the second of tho double in the back. ThU left Carnmore in front. Grey Renown -fell at the next post and rails. Tho Gunner was liere interfered with, and Cairmon? ■ tantcred homo six lengths in front of . Heat lie rlea, with The Gunner twenty-five lengths away; Grey Renown fourth, Caseshc-: next, whilst Oratonu wes ridden in oy a stranger. Time, 6min 12scc. G. Fielding, ridev of th« winner, wns fined £5 for interfering witli Tho Gunner hi if a ' mile from home. TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP, rf 200 sovs; s-fcond 25 sovs. and third 15 sov.3 from ■ stake. Six furlonga. 6. J. Hyraer's br f Marsa, by Marti.in — Nantes, <vrs. Gat Sib (car. Gsr- lllb) (R. C. lleed) 1

1. R. LongJey'a br li Twelfth Niglit 6vts, 7et Blb ... ... (F. Holmes) 2 9. J. Stewart'3 br g Cavaid Dilea3, aged. Est 71b (car "at 6lb) .. (E. Ludlcw) 3 8 Buller Sat lib (A. McKay), 2 Red Charm • Set 9lb (J. Olsen). 8 Redshiro Bst 3lb (H. Donqvan), 4 Clynelish Bst 3lb (.T. McCo;nbe). S Obsono Tst lllb, car. Bst (C. Emerson). 7 Hornbeam Gst 9lb, car. 6st 13J1U (N. S'jci*). and 10 1I:?3 Finland Cst 71b (A. McDonald) ■ »lso start-ed. • (Winner bred by C. G. Dalgety ana tviiupd by owner.) Obscno and Red Charm went <*>ff togetner, Bnller next. Obsono and Red Charm \verc- : lcadin-» for three furlougs. Then Misa Finland took Red Charm's place and raced with Obscmo. Th* last-named was in front ai the distance, but there Marsa rushed pas', and ran home a by three or f lengths from Twelfth Night, who beat Caraid Dileas by two lengths.' Hornbeam was fourth: then Miss-Finland and Buller. Time, 3min 17 2-Stli sec. . HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, of ISO sovs; ■ second 25 sovs, and third 10 sovs from - stale. ■ About two miles. • 8;. Balfour and Rutherford's ch g Ikowai, by Eulnine—Tiger Lily. aged, list 21b (car. llstMlb) .. (Mr J. Kirkwood) 1 1. F. J. Conn'* «h - "Wcllwood. aged, 10st •9lb .. !Mr W. Griffiths) 2 J. "W. Moylan'a cu g S«. Pedro, aged. IGst 13lb " .. .. (Mr I'l Landlord) 3 1 For'ard list 4lb (Mr S. Barr). 6 Debontire lOat 13lb (Mr T. H. Fahey). and 2 ; Dear Annie lOst 10lb (Mr W. Ledingham) f also started. ■ t ("Winner trained by owners.) ' Dt'oonairo fought with hia rider in tlic preliminary, and fell on top of him. Mr raney having to bo taken away in the ambulance. Forard led strongly for n;n«? fitr- «???' fs-H at the sod wall, 'saving lyellwood in front. Ikcwai caught AVelJwood five furiones\ from home and won by . Jjigh. lengths; third Ikrei lengths further off. Time. 4mm 53sec. "WINTER WELTER HANDICAP, cf 175 sovs:. sccond 25 sovs. and third 16 sovs from Ono mile. •- * 1. W. Walters b g'Brnoksdale. bv Pallas R P~^r 3 \°-7 3 - Bs -.B lb (A. McKay) 1 6. li. McKay's br S All Readv, -ivro di - n - T (S. Gibb) 2 7. li. smails o m Lady Trent, 6yrs, Sat ■ _ . . (A. H. "Wilson) 3 a T 2v ler T 13ib (C. Emerson). 4 Redowa ■ «.* ® fa < J - Olsen). 3 Gnome Bst Sib (W. O Halloran). 10 Martel Ssi slb (W. Robinson), o , I?> nCn "'y 3lb (X. Shore), 8 Baritone--3-b, car. fiat-71b (J. Bcale). and 5 Sister •S^d^ 3 "' Car * OIIOVEn ) a ' 3o At the home turn Brooksdale went to the >2,j " e * a7 " l S oS All Ready, won by a 1* J third fonr lengths away: then Ogier 1-. i. *™ Gnome. Time, lmin 4Ceec. *"■ handicaps for second day.

- . FAIRFIELD HURDLES, of 175 sovs; one - ttile and a half—Crib 13st Sib, Kilmeny I2st .... -lib bora list 6lb, Rongahere 10et 121b, C-om--I£i - Glenthorpe 9st 9lb, Hap Dhu. Sst Gib, Peerless 9st 6lb, Canrobur 9st Gib, vjlensponje 96t, Pure Gold 9st. Glenfera 9st, 9st, Sartos 3st, Wait a while 9st, Copper Boy 9st. SILTERSTIJEAiI HANDICAP, of 130 ■ Se7 « n r *Vf lon S 3 —F:eiy Crcas Set 4lb, Bellshiro SHt 4ib Caurobur Sat 121b. Samiel ; : Sf l 1 lb> .Y°^P. lel 91b. Sister Regis Set P J! 861 71b . Finleas fiat 41b, ptL oA ol £\ Deviation Sat 3lb, Mickey ion? 21b '- Gk ? 3 P° ns « Sst, Deltonio 7st i™ 5 'J'P-"P '»t 12 b. Lion 7«t 111b, Izdubar »Tk TUT*, U °E2ymaker 7st 101b, Seamaid 7st . Ms, Quickshot 7st 91b, Placid 7si 9lb, Boro<et ,lb. iitzOsbora© 7et 71b, Takedown SL '">• Firegod 7«t 71b, Bonally 7st 7lb, ?*d Ruth 7st 71b. Martignes 7st 71b, High- - ,s^ 7lb . Moid ant 7st 71b, Daphne Bell <lb De Aar 7et 7lb, Fabl« 7st 7lb, Kau- ■ wnero <st 7lb, Baron Narthbura 7at 7lb. PROVINCIAL HANDICAP, of 300 sovsv Too mile—Rorke'6 Drift lOat 9lb, Findhoru . 9st 4lb, Magdala 9st 2lb, Buller Bet 9lb, Araenvhor Set 51b, Neuroma est 51b. Red Charm , «t 2lb. Down 7st 13lb, 3dars» 7st 13lb. ■■ *"• brooksda-lo 7at 13lb, IJingfcrm 7st 121b, Tann4 lue er 7et 121b, Twelfth Nigln 7st llllj, / Sandy 7st Olb, Ogier est 121b, Gnome 6st

71b, Quirinua Gat 7lb, Hornbeam Gst Tib, iliss Finland Ost 7lb„

WINGATUI STEEPLECHASE, of 350 sovs; about two miles and a quarter—Kilmeny 32st 21b, Heatherlea list 13!b, Black Sea list 13lb, Silver Monarch list 9ib, The Brewer 11-st 4lb, Grey Renown list 4lb, Camnioro Hat 3lb. Recharge ICst lllb. Castshot lOst 3lb, Oratonu lC'st, The Gunr.er 9st 81b. Kentailshorc Ost 51b. Dalton 9si slb. Tommy flat ."'lb, Capphaol Mob S.~t Sib, Traditor Ost, Dear Annie Sst, Euroclydon gelding 9st. WAI-RONGA HANDICAP, of 173 sovs; six furlongs—Builer 9s;. Red Charm Sst B'.b. fist 2lb. Mars.l Kst lib. Twelfth Night Sst lib. Obsono 7st 101b 7si lOib. Peg 7st Plb. Cam id Dileas 7st 71b. loi'.ma 7st, Chudic t r =l 13'b. Hombe&u: C=t 121b. Cortss Get Sib. Baritor.*- C?t 7lb. Multoc Gst 7ib, Ladv Trent f-t! 7lb. Miss Finland Gst Tib. Fmfoss fet lib. "Piaci.-i Cst 72b.

HACK "AND MUSTERS' STEEPLECHASE, of ICO «ovs; about Iwo mi!"- — CVmnjoro i2.=Cn -• - J list llib. I'.rcv.t,i O'.b. Kaupokcuiui lif.t s:b, Tommy ll.n 2lrt. For'.'-'d 10?t 10!b. Uebnnaire 10si T-evir,; K.vl Jib. Wciiv.-ood Dniton ir.a:. CanpiTwl Molt It -1. Kurcclydon Kcitli:-; lOsi. St. P,*:1.0 r«: llib. Gladno Ost Olr. Oct.- ?«i it: V.. T.-«ait-;r !M Oil?. Dcuv A«'s:. : e {Vt- 7:l>. St iron 9*l 7:b. r.\*VERMAV WELTER, of 175 fots: one fl?.-~ncui'onin Pr.t fl:w i Tf-t ~i'), i!ir-:ovn: 9=-. Gib. R= '.'.A slb. Bav.dy {>~[ : "b. Sir Ilmnilfov ?»t V) I>. *s<;:»r 8»; ftlb, ■ v !! R?*'dv S.= t Sib. Co'".: :t S?.t Sib. ocirri =n j; v 1• -c £>•: j.b. Redo-.M Sit 8;b. Gno-jie Sst 3:b, Ca:;i'i 7~:lr:y< 15itc.nc Sal. Lidy Ti.-r.l Crr.iv-1 ji!'.- 7r.t Ih'.b, Glcnonsr'.y 7st 12i'\ Mar:.?'. '-'i 9ib. Sist?r Resm 7s'. nib. Cert*.? 7«' 9ib. (VnKo'iiii 7f. 71b. S-.iiiiUji Pii:if-. = 7r-t 7lb. Hick*.* Free 7st 7ib. Lion <3t7il), gas- Sfbi-st.'iin 7;-t 7l"i». S»r.:«iiici 7r=t 7I1». V«iitss 7s-! 7lb. P-cs-sure Bcni Tat Tib, Highball 1 ". 7i'>, I' i' 7:.. i.i>. CAMTIIRKU RT PARK T.C.'S WINTER MKETIMC. The v.*eatbcr conditions were '."cccdlv.gly ;;t;pi-:a.sa:u jvsicraay tor tli: cper.; 01 the Caiitcruisry far* 'lio:t;:i;,* *_-iub s Winter -\U<:;.ng. taici: cir-Mie v.a3 la.iir.g aur.iij iue 111J.11.t1,,', ~nu u.iu.o the »a:e was ma tins i-i.ace !■) njaam, :iccoiii-l>a.ii-.a u. 'ii, si.ju; Euuifteriy v..r.a. foiuiimikij tjitrs ware --hi..- mi-' ia-.rva.a. but ;j;o afiw-r.:o.>r. at.h Mi/tiun,; out p;cuzuut. J [lore v. j-s, i■.-i t h.ll *. : . ' >j; /cu, a, very i:ur Dtl.-ndance. I>ut me lota.isuior rtvcnuo niturallv showed a dscr-jaso, tnc lavohtrcein:! anwuntiV.3 to XVi.iM, as compared with i'lß, !77 l'i". on the co) r.3pon:i.i] = ' day last y.-ar. "i taierday's r«iU, toi.ow.ng mi tnc downpour ot tho cany part- cf uic wcei;, made' tue track very tieavy, end the t.mes registered throughout the 'were slov/, but there v.T.a soma very interesting racing. The following uro detai.3 : — LADIES' BRACELET (in saddle), of 73 fovs ; D*cond 10 &OV3 irom stake. For nnhoiip.ed trotters only. Mot better than •iinin. Oiio nuie and a lia.f. 2. Mrs Clare's br g l'ntard, by Ard Patrick, Gvrs, 6sec .. (Mr T. 11. Ciare) 1 0. Mrs J. jlcKendry's b in Imperial Anu, Cyrs, 7sec . (Mr J. McKcndry) 2 1. Mrs J. 11. Pov/or's b m Sherry, Oyra, 7see .. (Mr J. 11. Power) 3 7 Eric Child 4sac, 30 Wild Night -isec, 17 Bclrougli iiacc, 17 IJertha Ciulindo ssec. 13 R<?d Bell i'sec, (j Campaign Gs-so, 1G Precision Gfwic. 11 T)eut:.«try fiscc, l The Clogs Gsee. 0 Rose Trnccv Gsec, 5 Better Lucl; 7sec. and Hilda Weed 7sce (coupled). 12 Evtrmoro 7aec. and Cascade 7sec (couylcd), 1 Match 7scc (coupled with Sherry), 3 Rcthino 7sec, and Planter Bnec (coupled), 12 Golden Sapling Sccc, 11 Fragic Bsec. and Wild Sun «3oc (coupled), and 2 Chocolate Soldier Ssec (coupled v.*jth Patard) also started. When tho field settled down Imperial Ann went to the front, and quickly established a rrcod lead from Sherry, with Match and Patard next, doing along the back the last named moved up into third place. Imperial Ann and Sherry both broke over tlip final stages, and Patard won by r. couple of lengths. Sherry was three lengths away, followed some distance bark by Match, Precision. mid Capinii"-". T-'rae. dmin 7s?c. PEXINSULA HANDICAP (in havnpss). of 100 sovs; (second 20 sovs, and third 10 sots from stake; 5.10 or better. Two miies. 2. M. Moran's cli m Hannali M._ by Prill co Imperial—Minnie Tracer, aged, Sosec ' .. (C. Talker) 1 -t. W. R. Thomas's b g Coldstream. 3yra. • 19sec .. ... .. (Owner) 2 C. 1-'. Fairbairn'a : b g Alliert Wallace, oyr.?, 2osoc .. (E. McDerniott)- " 12 Wood Drift lfiscc, 9 Xcigh ISsec, 11 Storm Cloud l£»s»c, 4 General Joffre 25wc, (coupled with Goldstream), 8 Cay Wilkes 21ecc, 3 Cora Dillon 21 sec. 10 Royal Shot 22sec, 13 Edina 23sec, 7 Erleen 23scc, nnd

Wild Thorpe 25scc (coupled), X Lady Willings 25see, 5 Great Britain 25sec, and C ! Bridgowood 25sec (coupled with Albert Wal- j lace), also started. Lady Willinss dwelt badly, and going out of tho straight Hannah 11. took clinvsc slightly in advance of Great Britain. "Wild Thorpo and Bridgewood. Alliert Wallace went up to Hannah 111, along the back, and this pair disputed the lead to the stands, where Hannah M. again went out in front from Albert Wallace, Bridgewood, Iseigli, and General Jeff re, following in closo order. Entering the back stretch Bridgewood was done withj and Coldstream appeared on the scene. The last-named joined Hannah M. five furlongs from home, and from this out they had tho race to themselves. In e.n excellent finish, Hannah 51., who looked to be beaten turning for home, came aspiitf, and won by a good head. Albert Walkce was six lengths away third, with Wild Thorpo leading tho others, some distance away. Time 5m in loscc. KING GEORGE HANDICAP (in harness), ot 450 sovs; second 90 60V6, aud third 45 sov 3 from stake. 4.39 or better. Two miles. I. T. Sheen's br h Admiral Wood, by Wildwood Junr.—D.l.C., oyrs, 4see (J. Bryce) 1 10. Burgsss and Stewart's blk m Princess Sherwood, Cyrs, Gsec (A. Her.drickEen) 2 5. J. Farrell's b h St. Kevin, 3yrs, Gaec (A. Pringle) 3 9. Edwards and Geddcs's cli h Denver Huon, 2sec .. (il. Edwards) 0 9. J. Leeky's blk h Mandarin". aged, 7scc (coupled with Denver Huon) (3. Clark) 0 6. J. Henderson's b g Tommy C.. 6yrs, 2sec (P.. Reay) 0 1. F. Johnston's b ni Renr. Pointer. a?ed, 4sec (coupled with Admiral Wood) (R. Dunn) 0 1. J. B. Thomaon'a vn m Muricata. acred, Gsec (coupled with Admiral Wood) (Owner) 0 12. I!. McDonnell's b m Evelyn, syrs. 4sec (Owner) 0 11. T. Roe's gr m Steel Bell. 6yro, sfpc (H. Gaaki'l) 0 7. Herrick Bros." br g Persuader, aged. Gsec .. .. .. (H. Herrick) 0 3. Hall and Black's b g Frandocia, aged, Csec .. .. (A. Buttorfield) 0 2 W. D. Lemon's blk g Sherwood, nvvs. "7s?c .. .. (A. Bright) 0 4. W. H. Young's b m St. Ursula, Byra. 7 sec .. •• (A. Fleming) 0 5. W. Chambars'a ch in Succeed. Cvrs, 7seo (W. R. Thomas) 0 14. R. T. Reid's gr g Eccentric, a<?ed. B=ei (J. Brankin) 0 13. D. Spenc-a's b g Little Tib, aged, 9sec (J. Mr-sservey) 0 Little Tib. Sherwood. Frandocia. Evelyn and Muricata ail lost ground at tho start, and Eccentric, beginniucr smarts, showed tho way to Succeed, St. Kovin, Kena Pointet anil Admiral Wood fls th»v went out "f tlustraight. At the end of half a mile Eccentric had Kena Pointer a-s bia nearest attendant, while Admiral Wood had already run into third place, with St. Kevin and Jlanderene next. With half tho journey gone Eccentric and Rena Pointer were almost on terms, just in front of Admiral Wood and St. Kevin, with Princess Sherwood at tin head of th® second division. When tho back.stretch was reached Admiral Wood had taken charge from St. Kevin, with Rena Pointar nest. Half a mil© from home Princess Sherwood came with a strong run but though she cut down St. Kevin in the straight, she had no chance of catching Admiral Wood, who won 'easing up by eight lengths.* St. Kevin was six lengths behind Princess Sherwood. Frandocia, who finished well, was fourth just in front of Rena Pointer, with Si:cl Bell next. Time, <lmin 55spr. LYTTELTOX HANDICAP (in saddle), of I'2o sovs; second 21 sovs, and third 12 sov3 from stake. smin or better. Two miles. 1. Barney and Unwin's b g Branston, by Wiidv.-r.cd J unr. —Blackchild mare, Syrs, ISsec .. .. (A. Oliver) t 2. R." Cr. C. Munro's blk g Captain Stanley, by Stanley, Syrs, 14sec (R. Logan) + 5. E. H. Thompson's br g Young Tohu, syrs, lleec .. .. (E. McDermott) 3 1-1 Truganini 4scc, 11 The Chief Gsec. 7 Mokau Seec, 4 Pax Ssec, 11 General Link lOeec, 3 Beach Boy lOaec, 6 Irvwin llsec, S darkness 12sec, 13 Bloomfield lteec. 10 Energy 16sec, and 9 Irvingwood 16sec a!ao started. Irvingwood, Bloomfield. Energy, and Branston was the order in the eary stagesj but at the end of half a mile Darkness had joined the leaders, and with a mile covered was showing the way to Branston, Captain Stanlev, and Young Tohu. Going along the back Branston ran to the front, with Captain Stanley and Young Tohu in close pursuit. Branston led into the straight, but Captain Stanlev finished well, and the judge was unable to separate them. Young Tohu was eight lengths away third, with Irvwin a bad fourth, and Darkness next. Times—Branston smin 9 S-sth sec. Captain Stanley smin 10 3-stli sec. ADVANCE HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 sovs; second 30 sovs, and third IS sovs from stake. 3.35 or better. One mile and a half. 1. J. B. Thomson's b h Antonio, by Harold Dillon —Ocean Wave, aged, scr (J. Bryce) 1 4. C. Channing's br g Agathos, 4yrs, ssec (B. Jarden) 2 13. W. Rankin's blk g Irvar, syrs. 53ec (A. Cox) 3

11 Crown Prince ■laec, O 0.1.C. isec.a Sungod s&ec, 10 Qu«cn Tracoy Csec, 3 Makomako

Gsec, 7 Lindetta Gsec. 12 Piecework Gsec. S A 1 Franz 6sec, G Vera K. Ssec, and 9 Mountain Palm Bsec also started.

Sungcd and Mountain Palm were quickly in the van, and coming round the bend Sungod, Mountain Palm, A 1 Franz, and Lind-ctt-j. were in a bunch, with Agathos moving up. Passing the stands Agathos. on the outside, was about half a length in front of Linclctta, A 1 Franz and Sungod in a line. Antonio was prominent among the other?. Going out of the straight Agathos broke, and Irvav shot through, 'ino latter led Lindetta, Agathos. Mountain I'j-hn, and Antonio at tile far bend, but gave way turning for home to Agathoa and Antonio, and in a good f.r.ish Antonio and Agathos came away, the former winning by half a length. Irvar was about three lengths fnrther back, with 0.1.C. :i good interval ahead of the others. Time, ;*min CO 2-sth see. WINTER OATS HANDICAP fir. harr.e.vO. of 125 .-iov?; second 23 ~ov~. :< ]id tlr.rd 12 so'.'o fvnm t-tal;p. 3.5 or better. Fo" unhonoled trotters only. Two mile.-. S. H. A. L'-vd'o b g King Capitalist. by Cs pi iiiiit —Lizzie Bheg, aged. 12scc iM. Edv.-i.-rdiO "i 1. Barlow b in Mauatii Shaw. (Ivi s . .. •• I'A. Fleming! L 2. E. F. I.eiievre'o cii h Grre; .V.i'JuV:!. nyr?. Osec .. .. (F!. McMillan) " 1 :-c;. 5 Olive L IGr.rc. 12 Pan' liuon Usee 10 C'raihwco;! 13f.ee, 0 Havana. II M-c A'or.rl 13 Kubison 7 J;i')i*s J!;.r.-.on '2]-Ic. ;! pactoiiu 22? cc, ar'/i G T 0 -r>!"?;•. 2"3"C also s'-Mte-d. Te-nigh'.. Jumes Miicifon, uiid Paeioii:? led lor th« first haii'-iuiio. but with a lr.ile to '■t Madam Shaw had t«k-:n charge. To-night. Pactolus, and Great"' Audubon loilowi'ig in order. Enten'tig the i>;ick stretch Audubon took s-:-co;:d place behind Madam Shaw, and at tiie !f--11 lie tving C:i!)i;aii.?t was clo.-ing o>i tk<* liai--. King Capitalist hud Madam f?hav.- beater. v-h." 1 ! '-h"V reached tin itraijj'rt. nr. :1 wo: comfortably by three lengths. Great Audubon w-s four iengths away third, with Mac wood fourth. an;l Olive L and Havana some ji-3tav.ee bile-;. Time, Siiiin 15 C-s:h sac. lIAILXVAY HANDICAP (in harness), of 20i» sovd; ■second soiv, and third 20 sovs fiom c'..'X2. 2.! l) n;- better. 2. A. AV. G'-rdon's b ii John Dillon, 'oy iiaroid Diiion —Ltncolu Yei nuue, syi«, .. .. (M. Edward;?/ 1 G. F. A. Pipers blk h Bingana, Gyis, osoc (.1.. .'.lesit-i-yoy) 2 5. M. Chriis's b m Fracza'.rna, o-scd, <sec (V. : . K. Simes) 3 2 Crcn-.itall (coupled with John Di> lon). 3 .1 iiigh Csjc, V iuv.wtuisj Ko.-e Ssec. •1 'i'uuiai isk" Ckc, 10 Mies Advr.c.ite 6roc, J • l.ouia Driit Cs:e, I'oro Jjiilon os:v, 1 In'roraixna Gsec. and 9 Galvanii i Gscc also start-sd flood on tlio. mark. Louo Drift was out in front cf Tamarisk and Miss Advocate, with Vlmganu. closing up. '1 h<-;ast-named got to front alon;; tiie iiack, and John 1-nion put in an appcai'inice. Joi.i. L>illon and Miss Admcals iric.t to pi'.sa l.oir.e ■ 'rift at the Knul, but the latter went _on again. Turning into tlic straight Tamarisk, v.-ho had starled before his bel., was ealie;'. off. though lleay did not hear the order, ai-d went on. A great rs-c-e from the straight entrance, where John Diilon, Miss Advccate, Lrouie Drift. Francalona, and Tamarisk were in a bunch, John Dillon win by half a Icngtii I'rov. Tamarisk, with Bingana a length and a- lu'f away third. Tamarisk being cailcd ct:, brought Bingana up into &c - coiid place, and third place was awarded to Franzaiena, wiv'i Jiouie Drift fourth, and Miss Advccat- next. Time, 2inin 29 2-otii ecc. AU liEVOIK HANDICAP (in saddle), of 140 sovs; second 2(5 sovs, and third eovs from stake. 2.21 or better. One 2. J. TI. OHivc's b m 0.1.C-.. by O.Y.M. —D.1.C.. 6yis, 2scc (J. McLennaiu - 3. IT. Clark's b g L:.'rd Aiulley. age:l, Gsec (E. MeDerinott) 2 7. A. J. Tut lon's b m Kokcmojr. svra, fcsec (IT. Kearus) 3 Aborfcid l - 2eeo. 12 Amis Dillon Esec, 3 Scottish Mae 3fcc. and Kothcida Usee (coupicd), 10 Chelaton 3sec and King's Lyi n 4scc (coiip'.ed). 9 Vera K. ssec, 1 Wocdveie seec, G Sir F.'.nio £»ec, G Calcdon C:ec, 11 Texas Gjcc, 1 Sceptre- Gsec and General Wylie Csec (coupled), and 5 Mountain Faiiu Gs€c (coupled with Lord Audley) aleo atarteu. Lord Audiov, Kokemocr, Texas, and Mourtain Palm cut out the early running, but fouv furlongs from home 0.1.C. began I:, close on tho leading division, and in a finish she won by half a length from Lord Audiey. Kokemocr was ten lengths away, followed by "Woodverc and Mountain Fahu Time, 2min 23 2-3 th see. SECOND DAY'S HANDICAPS. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP (in harness), of 70'sovs; not better than Jin in; one mile and a half —Searchfield acr. Eileen ocr, Patard ls3c, Coalition 2ecc. Dardanelles 2oec, Delta. 2ecc. Blue 'l'racey 2seo, Algy Gee 2sec, George the Fourth 2sec, Jcf.vlo Dillon 25,--c, Fernicigh 2scc, Mona, Va.le 2scc, Loi'd AgapautJiua 2oee, Princcss Elmo 2sec. Liidy A\ oud?r 2sec. Lady Natalia 2sec, Nectarine

2sec, Swqct Cole Escc. Schnapps "see, Pure L)iuc3 3sec, B'ttena Ssec. Silver Drilt 3sc-c, Radiance. Ssec, Agnes Ciiiof 2see, Marvelinc 3s2c, Galindo Bolle iscc, Little Charm 4sec. Oneida 4sec, Gerlefan ssec, Golden Sapling si«c, Forest Chieftain Trsoc. Ineligible—Bcrga.il, Lord Cecil, Belgian, and Miss Sylvia. PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (in harness), of 100 ■sovs: 0.12 or better: two miles— Madam Shaw sor, Nora McKinney Ssec. Arcadian. fisec, Prince Gilt Cssc, Geniul 7sec, James Mnddisnn Ssec, Livingstone 9scc, Paddy Lynd lOscc, To-night. IC-sec, Sergeant Havelock Usee. Dora McKinney 12sec. Gay Wilkes 12£ cc, Pino B';ll 12kcc, Pfttnrd 13sec, Jessie's Droam 133 CC. Tut tic 3 lliacc, Rudston 133 ec, Bonileno lusac, Franz Hnnlon. 15sec, Agnes W. 15sec, Dandy Lyons lGsec, Hiroki lt-sec, Blythe Lad IGsec, Happy Jack 16sec. Lady Patricia' ICaec, Amazon.:. lGsec, Rt»e Palm 'I7scc, Real McKay ITscc. Maori Ptir.c.c-:3 17sec, Thora 17sec. Succory 17sec, Planter 17s-ecj Tarawcra 17sec. Manila, 17sec. Lula Child 17seo, Eric Child 17scc, Francis J. 17sec, Chocolate Soldier 17sec, Koroniiko PLUMPTON HANDICAP 'in harness), of 325 eovs; 4.43 or bettor; two miles—Denver Huon scr, Tommy C. rcr, Evelyn 2sec, Princess Sherwood Ssec, St. Kevin !>;ec, Antonio Ssec, Persuader Iscc, Frandocia 4aec. St. Ursula ssec, Munderene Ssec, Cathedral Chimes Usee. Ladv Tempest Gsec. Stanley's Child 7.; ec, Bright fcsec. General Wilke3 S;cc. Prince Akwood .Bscc. Red Mac Ssec, George Hard tisec, Oinnko Beec. Eicctiocuts 9sec, Lady Ilaldano Ssec, Little Tib 9sec. Kind's <aene::il !)rec, Lord Dillon Usee, Tamarisk Orcc, Ariadne lOsec, Agatho3 lOsec, 0.1.C. IC-see, Ngaraima ltsec, Sun God lOsec, Capriccio lOscc. MIDDLETON HANDICAP (m saddle), of 140 sovs: ■S'ij or. better; two miles—Submarine scr. 0.1.C. 4sgc. Vtirraviile ss-ec, King Capitalist 9ecc, Wingatm Ssoc, Qo«n Traeey Usee, The Chi?f llscc. Treasure Seeker lle-cc, Hova Usee. Voter llsrc, Mushroom l-s-cc, Pcx ISfcec, Mokau ISsec, Gulindo Lou K'.sec, Branston 13sce, Scenery 143 cc, Captain Stanley 14eee, Paprete 15s:c. True Spcc losce, Flora Tracey 15sec. Beach Boy Usee, General Link ISscc, Kaikanui lGsec, Miss Salisbury IGscc, Irvwin lGsec. SOCKBUP.X HANDICAP (in harness). of ISO eovs; 4.52 or better; two nr.les-—Electro-cuie- scr, Great Audubon Gsec, Eruption 7sec, Truganini 7sec, Lord Roanchild fc':ec, Hova Imperial Crown lCsee, Olive L. llteec, Flain'info lCsec, Xorval King lOscc, Auckland Girl Usee-, Hardy Wil.tes Usee, Paul Huon Usee. , STEWARDS' HANDICAP hurnes.M, of 200 eovs; 2.52 or better; 0113 mile and a quarter—Don Ccesar scr, St. Kevin err, Tomniv C. lsec. AdehsiJe Direct 1-vj. he centric 2arc. Frank Tracey Ssec. Sherwood 2soc, John Dillon 2oec, Crcnistall 3iec, 'Author Dillon Sw,, Jineie r.scc. Steel Bel] 3sec, Perst.ader lscc. Mintson 4sec. 'Mountain. Rose 4sec Colmena Ssec, The Whip Esec. Succeed siec Ross Dillon Pace, Ngarainia Csec, King a General Csec, Bingana 6see .u-UiKAPH HANDICAP (m liarn«ss), cf 150 sovs; 2.24 or better; one mile—John billon scr. 0.1.C. 2s:c. Law Chimes 4sec. Louie Drift osec. Rose Dillon ccec. Specification Jui:r. Ssec,- Radiant Morn Csec, U atericg toe, Piecewcr?: lisec. Annia Diuon Csec, Chelston Csec. Scottish Mac fsec. 6scc, Mako Mako Gsec. Kings Lynn iste, Lucille 7see Rosebery 7sec. I.odestar 7rec. Sweet let 7*e-' La Franz 7sec. Young Toliu Ssec. Smoda K g WCi Harold Mir.to Ssec. Hum 8-=cc' WoodveVe Sstc. Sir Elmo Sjvec Gahndo Lou Ssec, Kirwee Ssec. Lord Audley Bscc, Caledon 9sec. Queen Patch Osec. Mountain Palm flrec. Sceptre a-iec. I'anny Dillon 0.-ec, T.F.C. Ogsc. General Wvhc Osec, Major IJckhfc:i Sscc. Ard Cr.irn Usee. , FINAL HANDICAP (m ?c<ldle), or 200 sovs* *2.17 or better; one- milo—St. Kevin fcr Solo scr, Frandocia- lsec, St. Lraul.i oc £ i, Princess Sherwood .2eec. Desdemona. Author Dillon Ssec. Jinslo !«c, larra4scc, Mintson 4s ve. Persuader 4sec. Mountain 4sec, l'«l Mac 4see. Little Tib 4scc. Bright ssec. Irnnnalena Bequest, Ssec, Stanleys Guild usee, Bm = aua Ssec. . . Acocptances close at 110011 to-aay. CISBORNE K.C.'S WINTER MEETING. II"££SS A2SCCIATIOX TZLZGIUM.) WELLINGTON, June 1. The follo-wins handicaps have been deCl pARK HUR.DLES. of 250 eovs: two miles —Diavolo Ust 31b, Spolperion list lib, Crisi>een lOst 9lb, Downham lOst 2lb, Bravest lOst lib Marconi 9st lllb. Jem 9st Dlb, Nicomar 9st Blb Gazette Cst 4lb. Master Timi 9st °lb, Bodenham 9st 2lb. Nildak 9st. FLiING HANDICAP, of 150 eovs; sis furlongs—Downham list. MultifuaJ lOst 7ib, Castalia lOst slb. Zeus lCst slb. Try Fluke lOet lib. Carlysian Set 9lb, Waiorewa, 9et 6lb, Worcester 9«t Blb, Glissando 9st 31b, King ot Athol 9st, Penroe 9st, Mu!tikcs 9st. Lord A GISBORNo STEEPLECHASE, of 400 sovs;' three miles—lmmensity list 6lb. Braeburn list 3lb, Spalporion list 3lb, 1-agot lOst Sib Lady Sabretache lOst 51d, Bravest 10?t, Laiv Bibbero 9st 101b, Kurapotangi 9st 71b, MeriTr Laud 9st 7lb. Rerekohu Cat 710. HACK FLAT HANDICAP, ot 125 eovs: eeren furlongs—Goldeniyte lOst 101b, King of Athol lOst Sib. Con Osl lllb. Penrne 9st 10;b Otara 9st 101b, Majaetotara Ost 101b. Colonnade 9st Tib, Lord Air.shc Set 3ib, Pars;-

mor.y 9st 2lb, Admiral Beatty 9it 21b, Grand Idea." 93t 2ib, Carburetter 9st, Silver Lup'.n Got. Br.ins-.vick Oat, Uawa 0;:, Xatalio 9='9st. TEAM WAY HACK STEEPLECHASE. /- 130 sovs: two inile-s—lmmensity 12ot 3lb. Master iialaclii 10st i—lb. Stock.wle lCSst S"' ; .7cm 10"t Tib, Pareunia lCst tVb. The lf-at. Captain Lkli Hsi Tib, T:r;u Ost ' : °- Kiisgarcka 9st Tib. Rcnkoha !).;! "ib. Jferry Lar.d £•■=; 7!b, Sst Tib. T:i'.i:s:» 9=t Tib. WIN'TEK OA VS. of 175 rcv=: ons and a quarter—Kocyii list Sib. Rtrpilt'i 1 13ib. 3lti2ticir>a! l(.'£t 6lb. Castai ; i. 1(>; ■> SlultiiiK-l I IV-' Dijvoio i(M. v'.ib. i>Oic!!?r !>=f lOib, Ffortnnnin 9=f. Tib. Signo fist Clb. Th? fitsmir. : t f.ib. 'Worc<"?"r 9>t, 3ib. To!:i Sat 21b, WbaA<i!ir.';i C?t. Huitikofi 9?t, Motttifcrm ftsi, Xo Idea 2st. AfCKLANU TIIAIXIXG .VOTES. (i'RESS ASSOCIATION TiXEGHAiI.) AUCKLAND. Jr.ii? 3. More rain if'.'. <.iu-;n<j the ii;_;ht. ar.d th; t»*.Tck- vc:v hcavv for trjjn.me operations a: EKorAie. A record r.umlx-r ot worked, the- cravs ar.d r<iv.d Ik in? the principal trucks v*ed. Jjeforo break.as*. Loiojna did seven furlongs 011 th» «aiirl the assistance of V:r.n!:i, t:ie luti i'.ur oi which toel: 52 2-sth see. Souitikoft had tl:? better of Tragedy King. and 1 ac; over n-jVL-n i'ir:r,r.cr:; on t •>;-* pra-the- -as* fix in Iruin 22£ee. (V.stali-i bout Inspector over fi:: 0" the ? f ra?s :u -1 ]-3th -btc. Afi- r the interval Kov::l Chcj d;d four furlongs in 51 -l-sih fcc. > jyi*i Start. Uut'.lp live, un:l iv'.n Scba'-li:::i were together at the end ot povcu furloiiss on the t.and in lir.in Multiple boat 3-*ndo-crcnr over . ; :even l'ndom's on tha era?*", the in.-t live in Irniu &?cc. Harbour Light aiiu Slyrax oil a. inurd o: 1 tiic .=and in -nr«n 'J 'l-sth ?cc. Kit*;,* I>:Uui:s did fivo- l'-:.-on th'.» in l:n;u C.scc. Tnttsrley :i hack of j J .e;it'.vi- .*o ix lit on the gru.-3 in lin in '2?. cec. Mxiitiplication v:ijs too for Tdarimba ionr furlcn£3 on the in 51 --sth Aurovc u?'.d J r i=hcr v.vre together ;it tho- end of six fuilonrrs on the grass iu limn '21 C-sth sec. C;ipt:iin Jjock, Amb.issador. ;md C.iptain Jack were in that order at the end of a round on tho sand in 2min 8 2-sth see. Tep;»pnpa, All". Dohival. an-} K1 in o\or, * order, did *?ven furlonp's in Imin HOscc. Huslinian ar.d. did four {tivionjrs on th<> in 51 2-sth see. llyj/lnas did five furlong.; r. t the in Inr.n Oser. To went ;» roun:l on the sond in 2min 1 4-oth Xuuputa and Scrutineer went u i-oin::I on the th" last ftix in 1 iniu 2'l 2-sth Taravn Jack easily liel<l Spa'.in a ronn-j on jrrass in 2mm t •1-r.lh sfi'. Ciwal'nr. Maryland and filirr v:c*ro ?r!icolcd over two hurdles. Thfc lust-named I:it t!:o laf.t obstacle h:irtl. Martern and 13onny Je;ui jumped trie bii< fences without mistake. Idealism arid 1- liiu*ot went the big fcnces. The latter was very s:o\v. Glenmore and Queen's Post did bifj fences in good style, and :: lot of other? were also exercised, ('ajitain 2.luckay and larero arrived yesterday. NOTES. Nominations t'nr "t ho Xupier l'avk Ihtcing Club's Winter Meeting closc tins evenin;;. Aceopcanrcs for -tlic second day or the Cantorbury .Park Trotting ClnU's r iiitoi- .Meeting are duo at noon tod a . v - a Melbourao message says that additional entries for the. (!rand National Hurdle Kace include Sleight of Hand, I'uisefillrr and 101 C!alio, and lor the

Steeplechase Morning aiul Fl G'allo. Admiral Wood's victory in the King George Handicap at Canterbury Park yesterday. which was gained very decisively. was the iirst return ho lias made since ho was sold to his present owner at a four-figure prieo last spring. l'esterday's rain, following on the heavy downpour of the early part cf the week, made tin; track at Canterbury Park very heavy, and the times registered were in consequence decidedly slow. The "Winter Oats Handicap at. Canterbury Park yesterday looked like being a finish between the two American importations. Madam Shaw and Great Audubon, until the Auckland-owned King Capitalist camo 011 the scene in the last half-inilo and scored a, comfortable victory. Our Master ton correspondent ifh 1 - graphs that i\ motor-car collided with Fr.mbonnct on the Onaki road yesterday morning. As a result of the, impact the horse sustained a fraeturcd leg and was destroyed. The car was not seriously damaged. Franbonnet, who recently showed good form, was by San Fran—Sunbonnet, and was owned and bred by Mr AY. Cooper. The Lyttclton Handicap, .1 two-mile saddle race, produced a very exciting finish at Canterbury Park yesterday. Branston, who was ridden by the wellknown flat race jockey, A. Oliver, went to the front over half a mile from home, and was apparently winning comfortably, when Captain Stanley came with a strong run, and the .judge was unable to separate the pair. Tho Invercargill .sportsman, Mr >T. T5. Thomson, whose purchases of trotting horses have proved very fortunate, seemed a very good bargain in Antonio, who won the Advance Handicap at Canterbury Park yesterday in very good style. * Less than a fortnight ago Antonio was successful in the Brighton Handicap at tho New Brighton Club' 3 Autumn Meeting. In the Paihvay Handicap at Canterbury Park yesterday Tamarisk went away before his bell, and his driver (K. Hcay) was fined £10 by the starter. Tamarisk continued in the race, and finished in second place, behind John Dillon, with Bingana next. With Tamarisk out, Bingana took second inoney, while Frnnzalena was plaecd third, though there seemed little doubt that she finished behind Louie Drift.

At a meeting of the committee of the "Westland Racing Club, licld on Tuesday, n letter was received from the Racing Conference, asking that a term of disqualification he fixed in regard to the case of the jockey F. Lang-stone, who w:t>s disqualified afc the club's Summer fleeting during ])leasure, for striking another jockey with his whip. The Racing Conference, having pointed out that according to the Rules of Racing, tile disqualification must be for a fixed term, it. was decided to make the period of disqualification three years. Our J)unedin correspondent telegraphed the following notes in reference to yesterday's racing at Wingatui:—The Pacific Hurdles was a pretty race. .Nothing fell or ran off. Hap I)ha lost ground at the fences. Crib came when wanted, being evidently aide to haudle his big weight, even though the going was wet, and he won decisively without distress. Sir Hamilton lay handy throughout the Brighton Handicap, and challenged Bcllshire at the foot- of the straight, and won by a head in a finish that he quite controlled. In the Birthday Handicap, Quirinus ran himself out aluer six furlongs, and then ii. was a go all the way home between Ringform and Rorke's Drift, in which the latter won, according to the judw, bjr a head, though most of us made U a nook. Rorke's Brift looked a trifle lidit for such a burden as he had. but h,T galloped it out strongly, and looked like so in a; on. I expect that his light anpearanee created the dividend he paid". None of the riders who came down in the Ctago Steeplechase were pcriouslv hurt, but "W i 1 lis lititl <1 lar-bone broken. Black Sea. labourite, came to grief at the first fence. Carnmore. the winner, t?? supposed to bo out of an Earl of Richmond mare. Marsa made a "solo" of the Tradesmen's Handicap at the finish. Reel Chann did not last, and was one or the first beaten. Caraid Dileas might have troubled the winner but tor carrving 131b extra. For ard v.-as jumping like a deer., and making a one-horse race of the Hunters Steeplechase. when he fell. ,In the inter Welter. Osrier held the lead to the straight, where Brooksdale mastered iiim ° Ml Readv then came at Brooksdale with the best run he has shown for a long-time, and the favourite won bv only a head.