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S.A.J.C. BIRTHDAY MEETING. (By Cable.—Press Association. —Copyright.) (Received June -Ith. 7.15 p.m.) ADELAIDE, June 4. Following is tbo result of the BIRTHDAY CUP, oi 1500 boys. One mile and a half. Mrs R. 11. Hawker's b h Cyklon,, by Spearmint—Cyanean, Grra, bst 61b ..' 1 S. A. Rawdon'e eh c Hayatou, by Earlston —Vclox, 4yrs, Bst .. .. .. 2 J. J. Murphy'e br g Royal Pomandor, by Pomander—Artillery, syr 3, 73t lib .. 3 Won by three lengths, 'i'ime, 2min 40isec. ' Q.T.C. AUTUMN MEETING. (By Cable.—Press Aeeociation. —Copyright.) BRISBANE, June 4. Following is the Tcsult of the MORETON HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. Ono mile and a. quarter. A. B. Foley's b h Canzone, by Bridge of Canny—Sonatina, Gyrs, 9st .. .. 1 A. Robinson's br c Rosewood Lad, by Mountain King—Dorric, 4yra, 7st 71b 2 5. Hopkins's br c Wayland Smith, by Kenilwexth—Avocat, 3yrs, Set .. 3 Twelve started. "Won by a head. Time. £min lSJsec. AUCKLAND R.C.'S WINTER MEETING. (SI'ECIAL TO "THE PUF.SS.") , AUCKLAND, Juno 3. Tho weather wa« fine and the attendance large, while tho corns© was in good order, though holding, for the opening of tho Auckland Racing Club's Winter Meeting to-day. Tho totaliaator investments were £15,173 l(te. Results:— MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 200 eovs; second -10 sovs, and third 20 i sovs from etake. Two miles and a half. 6. T. Wilson's b g Waimai, by Spalpeen —Cap<i-pi« mare, aged, 12st (■uert Rae) 1 £2. Jas. Bulla clx g Jew Xork, oyrs, 10et 61b • .. (A. McDonald) 2 2 Hon. J. D. Orniond'a br g Idealism, aged; .10et 101b .. .. (W. Bush) 3 1 Captain Macky list 21b (F. Flynn), 0 I"!ingot lOet 13lb (A. Julian), 3 Hopyc lOet101b tJ. Kelly),, i itaiiza. Jliet lOat 61b (T. Scott),. 6 Sam Pan lOst Gib (H. Tricklebank), 8 Taihape Ost 121b (F. Tutchen), and 10 Heather Boy Ost 7lb (J. Hall) alfo at-arted. (Winner bred by owner and trained by E. J. Rae.) Hopy© and No v York, closcly followed by Itanzn Mist, led in turn, with Idealism following. New York was in front turning for liome, but was caught by Wuimai and : Ibcaten by half a. length, with Idealism eix lengths away. Time, ornin 12scc. JERVOIs HANDICAP, of 200 pots; second 40 sovs, and third 20 sevs from stake. Seven furlongs. 8 CJrant and Hodgson's ch g Pendoou, by Penury—Cardoou, -lyra. 8»t "lb (A. J. McFlinn) 1 2. Roulston Bros.' b g Bowler. 3yrs>, Sst (J. O'Shca) 2 0 C. Winder's b g Brown Loch, syrs, Ssl (car. Sst 4lb) .. .. (A. McMillan) 3 8 Tinorcka Oat 331b (H. Robinson), 1 Aurore 9st slb (W. Bush), 14 Kins: of the Valley Ost (H. Stoekley). 7 Scrutinoer 9st. (\V. Gray), 12 Permit Sst "Ilib (J. Roach), 4 San Sebastian Sst Sib (F. E. Jones). 3 Harloetone Sst slb- (T. Chaplin), 11 Kcreor.c Sst 41b (J. XTullins), 15 Penniless Sst 41b (R. Hunt), 5 Blnoform S."»t 4lb (L. Wilson), 16 Porpn-i, Sst 31b (A. Lang), 16 Hemisphere Sst 21b, car. fist 5H> (J. Kemp), 17 Sea Do'il Est. car. fsc-t 3lb (B. Greenwood). 22 Inspector Sst lib (G. Thomson), 21 Parsimony Sst lib, car. Sst 21b (S. Hawkon\ 17 Silver Lupin Sat (H. Goldfinch), 23 Silver Mom Sst, car. Sst 2lb (S. Hare), 18 Sir Rosa S3!. (C. Browne). 29 Lady Winsome Sst (F: Stenning). 10 Idra fist, car. Sst "slb (W. Ryan). 24 Dewy Morn Sst (P. Henderson). 19 Jocular Sst (R. Conway), and 13 Alf. Delaval Sst (J. Conquest) also started. (Winner bred by H. McKenzic and trained by J. Williamson.) Pendoou, coming fast in the straight, won by a length from Bowler, who beat Brown Loch by nearly three lengths, with Penniless and San Sebastian nest in order. Time, lmin 31 2-sth' eec. MAIDEN HURDLE RACE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; tocond 40 sovs. and third 20 fovs from- etake. One mile and threequarters. 5. W. H. Jackson's br g Marconi, by Soult—Caller Ou, 6yrs, lOst 51b (S. Henderson) 1 8 A. L. Raven's b g 4yrs, Sst .. . .. .. (W. Standen) 2 1, L. A in tree's br m Lady Sabrel&cbc, Gyra, lOst 61b .. .. (E. Rae) 3 "• Patronymic lOst Gib (A. Ward), 2 Lady Lobelia 9st olb, car. Ost 71b (F. Flvnn) 7 Guiding Way 9st 31b, car. Ost 41b (J."Kelly). 4 Maryland 9«t (A. J. McFlinn), 6 Royal Rcscl Ost, car. 9et 21b (F. Tutchen), 9 First Call 9st, car. 9st 6lb Anderton), 11 Sir Strand 3at (F. Cullca), 13 Nildah Jht (J.

Creron, and 10 Chargo 03t (J. Roach) also started. (Winner bred by W. Walters and trained by C. Coleman,) _ Nildah ran off at the first fenoe, a.nd Sir Strand and Patronymic fell. Maryland led for over a mile, and then died away, Marconi winning by three lengths, with Lady Sabrei-acho ten lengths further off.. • Time, 3min 23sec. GRF'AT NORTHERN HURDLE RACE t1... "-ICAP, of 1250 sovs: sccond 250 so>» nd third 100 sovs from stake. Two m iles a.ud a half. 1 W. J. Ralph's br g El Gullo, by Spalpeen—Lobelia, Gyr«, lOst 13lb (C. Scott) 1 5. W. J. Brown's b g Te Cnga, 6yrs, lOst 71b _ .. . .. - ... (F. Tutchen) 2 7. A. Yi'rightson'a' b' g Tararu Jack, 6yrs, lOst ylb ' .. ' .. (A. Julian) 3 13 ICaupa'a list (11. McSweeney), 3 Harbour Light lOst ]21b (L. Traill), 12 Mar ton lOst 81b (J. Dcercy). 2 Pursefiller Ost 7lb (J. O'ConuolI), 9 Spalperion lOst 61b (A. J. McFlinn), 5 Tenacious lOst 5Jb (E. Rao), 6 Gladtul lOst (W. Bush), 11 Sty rax ICet -lib (F. Flynn); 10 Centenary 9at (A. McDonald), 14: Gluepot 9st (J. Anderton), 15 ULoter 9st (J. Roach), and rioultikcff Ost (T. Hawkins) also started. (Winner bred by G. Vorcoe and trained' by P. Jones.) Tlia first hurdle proved fatal to Pnv&efiller and Spalperion, end Harbour Light, fell at the la3t hurdle. Gluepot went out in front of Tenacious, Harbour Light, and Marlon at the stand, and- the Gluten gelding still led with a mile and a. half gone, when El Gallo joined tho leaders. Se-ven furlongs from home El Gallo took command, followed by Styrax, Tnraru Jack, and Te Ongn. A little further on Tc Onga headed El Gallo. Tho last-men-tioned pair came to the last hurdle together under pressure, both horses taking off at tho aanw time. Tho favourite then had to be ridden out. to win by a length and a half, with Tararu jack sis lengths away, followed by Gladful, Styrax, . and Soultikoff, who jumped badly. Timo, 4min 52 2-sth sec. CORNWALL HANDICAP, of 650 sovs; second 100 60ve, aud • third 50 govs from stake. One mile and a quarter. 2. B. Goldwatcr's ch / Lolorua., by Monoform—Soa Bird, syrs, Set 2lb (C. BrcwtieJ 1 6. Richmond and Struthers's ch f Dribble, 3yr*, Sst lib •• .. (L. Wilson) 2 S. H. R. ilcKenzio's 'ch tn Lady Penury, 4yrs. Sst 121b .. (W. Young) 3 0 Multiply I Oat Gib (S. Keid), 1 Battle Evo 93t 2lb (K. K. Jonos), 4 Tj Papapa Sst (J. Buchanan), 7 Fi°her Sst 91 b (W. Rya.n), 1) Fionmtala fst lib (T. C'.hap]in>, 11 King Chiarn S3t lib (A. J. McFlinn), 10 Signo Bst lib (H. Robinson). 1:5 Dancastor Sst (S. Hen dorson), and 12 Gold Lac Sst (H. Goldfinch) a i 33 sturtcc'. (Winner bred by J. McNicol, and trained by F. McManemin.) Kiux Chiara led to tho seven furlong jjost. where Loloma took charge, and was not headed, winning easilv by two lengths from Dribble, who beat Laay Penury by a similar margin. Time, 2niin 14 3-sth sec. HUNT CLUB HUR DLES, of 200 sovs; second 40 sovs. and third 20 sovs from stake. Two milee. 10. V. Holbech's b g Tiniroto, by Glen-j-owrie—Lady Bell, -lyrs, lltet (J. Roach) 1 6. A. N. Dingle's b g Union Jack, tiyrs, lPst 6lb . . (11. McSwceney) 2 5. E. J. Uuc's b ™ Cai-.tain Lock, aged,, IP?t "lb .. (A. Rae) 3 1 Amtasaador 10ft 121b (K. Rae), 1 Motokio l(i?t inlb ( ), 7 National lOet 7lb (11. R. 3 P.oyal I.oop lOst 2lb (A. J. McFlinuj, and Dunhallow 10»t (J. Kelly) (bracketw!), 9 Acrortsh Kit (P. Collins), S Moliyhaw'fC lOst, cur. lfKt Sib ((.». Eccle«\ 11 Kiangareka lOst Harvey), and 2 Tirnu | li'st (•]. O'Connell) also started. (Winner bred bv R. Har.non and trained by I ' T. Morris.) j MMlyViwk lctl for about a miie. and then Unicn Jack forged ahead, but making two faulty jumps. Tiniroto caught lum and won ; by a length; four lengths between second : and third. National fell, breaking a leg, and ; Roval Loop also came down. Time, lmin 7 . 3-Sth &ec. MEMBERS' HANDICAP, of CM soys; sccond ! 70 aovs. and third 30 sovs from stake. Five furlongs. 1. A. B. Carley's gr g Bluestoce. by Bluelight—Flirt, age 3, 7st 13'b (J. O'Shca) 1 17. W. C.'. Ring's ch c Torotoro. "yre, (.1. Mullias) 2 10. A. Alexander's ill c i'yrs, Sst 2'.b (H. Cio'.alicch) 3 7 Tatteriey lOst 111b tL. Wilson), 11 Multiplication iost Clb (S. ileid), 11 G'.euroy lOst 6lb (R. H3trh), 13 Tinopai lOst 51 b (H. Robinsoni. 3 Kitty Bcllairs Ctet 121b (J. | Tappl, 2 Hvginae 9st Sib (J. Buchanan), 12 J Husnnsau "Jst lib (W. Ryan), 3 MarimLa 93t j 41b (11. firifKths), 16 Coleraino Bst I2lb (A. J. McFlinn). 4 Royal Chef Sst 10lb (W. Young), 6 Carlysian 10il> (C. Sinclair). 5 Patcon?a fi*t lojb (R. Conway). 9 Ritnj Lupin Sst Sib (J. Conquest), Id Black Lupin Sst 61b, car.

■ Bst Sib (F. E. Jones). 19 Mossman 6st 411 car. Bst 61b (A. McMillan). 15 Gold Necklc Sst lib (T. Chaplin), 4 Cardrona Sat 6lb (S Hendersonl, and 20 Autumn Rcsa Sst ('C Browne! also started. (Winner trained by W. J. Irwin.) Tatteriey led to the distance, vrtiero Blue stone ehot out, and, stalling off a. run fror the outsider Torotoro, wen by a length ani a quarter, with Bisogno another half lengti away, third. Time, lmin 4scc. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES.. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE of 1250 sovs; about three miles and a halfEl Gfdlo list slb, Captain Jack list 3lb Waimai list 2lb, Ngatoa lOst 131b, Nnupati lOst 101b, Te Onga lOst 6lb. Hopyc 9st 12lb Ranza Mist 9st IClb, Sam Pan 9st Blb, Nov York Sst 81b, Queen's Post 9st 81b, Captaii Macky ffst 7lb. CARBINE PLATE, of 300 sovs; specia weights; one mile— Doncaator list, Fion nuala list. Fisher list. Genevieve list, Idr: list, Kereone list, Nildah Hat, P&teong: list, Pendoon list, Permit list, Some Sta list. White Blaze list, (Alf. Delaval 10s 101b. PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP, of Gsl sovs: seven furlongs—Flying Start list 21b Tatteriey list 21b, Multiplication lOst 121b Downbam lOst nib. Loloma. lOst lib, Batlli Eve lOst, Lady Penury Ost 131b, Te Papapi 9st 12lb. Try Fluke 9st 121b, Dribble Ost 51b Torotoro 03t lib. Kins: Chiar.i 9st 21b, Blac. l Lupin Ost 2lb. Soldier Det lib. RANFURLY -WELTER, of 200 sovs; onlnilc—Tinoteka lOst Sib, Fionnuala lOst Gib Salvia 10at 41b, Auroro 103t 21b, Dancaotoi 931 121b, Scrutineer 9nt lllb. King of the Valley 9st lllb, Permit Ost Sib, San Scbaa tion list alb. Brown Lccli Ost 41b, Harleslow Ost Clb, Penniles3 Ost 2lb, Nimrod 9st 2lb I>on't 9sfc 21b, Porphyry Ost lib. Miss Avr. lancho 9st lib, Heatwave 9?t lib, Sir Rc?:i Ost, Luporin Ost, Idra Ost, Jocular 03t, Cardrona 9st. REMUERA HURDLES, of 400 sove; twr miles—Tragedy King lOst 131b, Tararu Jacli lOst lllb, Alarton lOst 6lb, Spalperion Jfis! o!b. Stj-rax lOst 21b. Gladful 9?t I.llb, E'ursefiller Ost Olb, Gleuorchy 9st 61b, Centeniiiy . 931, Soultikoff 9st. O RAKE I HURDLES, of 200 sovs: . one mile and three-quarters—Marooni llet 4lb, Patronymic lOst. Gib. Ccntenajry lCrt 41b, Captain Miro lOst lib, Gluepot Ost. 121b, Glondalough Ost 41b, Lady Lobelia Ost lib, Guiding Way Ost lib. I'ls'tor Ost lib. Royal Kegel 9st, "Maryland 3Gt, Kaiwhakuharre "?t, Gws.!ior !tet-, Sir Stroud Ost. JUMPERS' FLAT RACE, of 200 eovs; one milo and a half—Awabou 103t. 131b, H;ir- ' bour Liglit lOst 131 d, Master Rcgel lOst 7!b, : Flingot Ost lllb, Galluuin Ost 7lb, Marconi Ost 71 b, Takauini Ost 51b, Centenarv Ost 21b, Blue Garment Sst 21b, . Glenorchy" Ost 2lb, Lady Sabretache Ost. DUNEDIN J.C.'S WINTER MEETING. (SPECUL TO "THE PBESS.") DUNEUiN, June 3. The Dunrdin Jockey Clubs racc-a were ccn- . eluded to-day in fine weather. The conrae j was heavy, l'ho tot ansat-or investments wen: i —..0,371, as against £24,012 tor ttie corresponaing day last year, making ;i totaj of A"13.0<6 It's for the Moeting, compared v.itu X10.31G at tne Winter Mooting in 1015. Kceuite: — FAIRFIELD HURDLE HANDICAP, of i 7". sovs; second 25 aovp, u;ul ttiird 15 jovs Irom etako. One milo mid a half. [ 6. J. Smith's b g Rongahere, by Sarto — Komuri, 6yrs, li>at 3i!ib (AV. ]",. Easton) 1 2. J. Parson's b g Crib, svit. IKst Sib (W. Finding) 2 1. U. Jf. Roberts's b g Kilmenv, ageo, 12st lib .. ... (A. Wormald) 3 3 Commotion |i/st (G. Fielding), 5 Olcutliorpe Ost Olb (F. Ellis). 4 Peerless sib (R. McSeveny), 7 Pure Gold Ost (W. O'Halloraji). S Copper Boy Ost, car. Ost olb (F. Welch) also started. (Winner bred by Sir G. McLean and ti:::ncd by C. Gie:k-r.) Rongahere a.nd Glccthorpe were together with six furlongs to go witii Puro Gold next. The top weighty closed up three furlongi from home, but Rong.inere answered well jnul won by fully two lengths froiu Crib, wh" Kihneny !>y n .ncck. Time, 2niin 57 4-sth eec. SILVERSTREAM HANDICAP, of bJO £ ovs; second 20 sovs. ::nd third 10 eovs from stake. Seven furlongs. 2. J. J. Lewis's b g Moneymaker, by Golden Knicht —Fainiew, 6>"nf, 7st lulb (F. Homes) 1 12. i>. and H. ch g i'il7.cs'r.orno, aged, 7jt 71b .. .. (S. Gibbi 2 7. J. Christie's ch g Lion, 4yrs. 7st 1 lib ICAr. 7st l2lb) .. .. (J. Oi?en) 3 S. Fiery Cross Ost. lib (J; Campbell.', 3 B?U----fihire Ost 41b (W. O'Halloran). 4 Canrobur Sst 121b (F. E!!ie), 1 Sumiel Sst lllb (A. Worltiald). 0 Yolspiel Siil 0!' li (T. AlcConibci. 13 Izdubar 7st lO'.b. car. Sst Ub (A. McKay), 11 Seamaid 7st Clb (A. McDonald'-, 5 Quirkphot 7rt Olb (W. Robinson), G Takedown 7;t7lb, car. Sst 21b (11. Donovan' l . If, Firegod Ist 71b (F. Anderson).. 1G Red Ruth 7:t Tib ■

(F. Ruth-ren), 10 Moidajit 7st 7lb (E. Ludlow), It De Aar 7st 7lb (Rob Reed), and 15 Kauwhro Tat 7lb (A. Lloyd) aleo etarted. (Winner bred by <T. C. Is. Grigg and trained by owner.) Seamaid, Firegod. acid Canrobur were left. Moneymaker, who -was always handy, eecurcd tho load about three furlongs from home, | and stalling- off Fitzosborne's challengo in the i straight, won by a -nock, with Lion nearly ; two lengths away. Time, lmin 32eec. Beilj shire fell on the hill. ! PROVINCIAL HANDICAP, of 300 sore; j second 30 eovs, and third 20 boys from { stake. Ono mile. ' ! 3. "A. Drought's" ch c Eingform. by Boniform—Ringdove, 4yrß, 7st 121b (F. Homes) 1 2. F. A. and V. Price's b c Rorke'ft | Drift, 4yrs, lOst 9lb (W. Robinson) 2 I 1. A. Bovle's b g Findhorn, 4yra, 9st 4lb (G. J. Pine) 3 ! 4 Magdala ftet 21b (J. Olsen), 7 Ardenvhor Bst 51b (.1. Boa-le). 5 Marsa 7s't 131b (A. H. Wilson), 6 BvooksdaJc 7st 13lb, car. Sat lib (A. McKay), 8 Tannhanser 7at 121b, car. Sat (J. McCombe), and 9 Quirinug Get 7lb. (A. McDonald) also started. (Winner bred by Stead Broa. and trained by J. McKendry.) Rorke's Drift and Ringform were first out, but Ringform was always slightly ahead. Rorke's Drift, who wa« passed early by Marea, camo again at the home turn, and nearly caught Ringform. but the latter kept Eoinpj and won by half a length, Findhorn beating Marsa over two lengths away. Time, lmin 44scc. WIXGATUI STEEPLECHASE, of 330 govs; eecoud SO sove, and third 23 eara Crcxu stake. About two miles and a. quarter. 7. J. Ryan's br g Ilecharg«, by Renown — Tombor. aged, lOet lllb (F. Ellis) 1 1. J. McCubbniß b m Black' Sea, aged. " list 13lb .. .. (L. Hagerty) 0 C. J. Smith' 3 br g The Brewrr, aged, list 4H> .. .. (W. L. Eastou) 3 5 Heatherlea list 13lb (J. TCirkwood). 4 Cnrnmoro list .lib (G. Fielding), 3 Casnshot ]<>gt .111) (R. McSeveny), 1 Oratonu Jfkat. (t. Holmes, jun.). 8 Kentailshorc Ost 7lb (C. McHoveny), nnd 9 Tommy Ost 7lb (C. Reid) also Htarted. (Winner bred by A. Provan and trained by J. Thictleton.) Kentailshore ran off at the stand double, and Ca-?eshot fell cit the sod wall, Iwiving' Oratonu in the lead-from Black Sea and The Brewer. Oratonu and Carnmoro fell at the post and vai'.-a four furlongs from home, and te?charg« her« .Black and eveiitnally won by eight lengths, with The Brewer fifteen lengths away. Oatonn wsa again ridden in by a spectator. Timr, omin 0 2~sth sec. WAIRON'GA HANDICAP, of 17S «r>va; Fecond 2S sovs, and third 15 rovs from stake. Six furlongs. ! 3. T. B. Mclntyre's br g Buller, by Canrobtrt —Tugela, oyrs, Ost (A. ifcKav) 1 8 F. B-. Cross's b g Icilma, aged, 7st (car. 7st 3ll>) .. .. (S. Gibb) 2 ■1. J. R. E. Bcck'a b g Redsbire. 3yrs, Bst 21b .. .. .. (J. Olsen) 3 J Twelfth Nijrht Sst lib (J. .*> Oljsnno 7st ]0)b, car. 7st 12lb (W. Robinson), 7 Clynelish 7et 101b (A. Lloyd). 2 Caraid Dil«w 7st 7!b i.F, Homes*. (5 Hornbeam list I2lb (Rob. Reid). Baritone G?t 7!h, car. (fet I2lb itl. Stimuli), and .10 Mira Finland Ost 7l!i (A. started. (Winner bred hv T. ?.fcKny and train<d by A. 1). MCltoiO Buller raught Jfilmo v.t. tho distance, r.r.d von by a nock, v.itb Redsbire two lengths off. T-roe. lmin IPseo HACK AXI) HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, of I"<> fovs; flecond 2> sovs, and third 10 .-ova from stake. About tiro mik*. 4. F. ■'- Conn's clt ■- Wo'lvrrvvl, by Onp;asborc —N'atator mare, aged, 10.H (ifr W. Griffitht 1 1. Rnifonr and Rutherford's ch p Ikowai, as;e<l. list <)!!> .. (R. McSeveny) '2 6. \V. lloylan'p cb g St. Pedro, aged. 9pt 111!) .. (Mr F. Langford) 3 7 Tommy list 21b ;W. L. Easton}," 2 For'ord 10?t. l(ilb (W. Fielding). 3 Debon?ire lOst •vlb (F. Ellis), and 3 Dalton 10K (G. P'iciding) also startsd. (Winner trained by owner.) Dalton, For'ard, and Debonaire were in the load to the stand don bio, where For'ard pulled Tip after jumping both obstacles. I>.iltim w.?nt to- ti'.o front at the Fod wall. !nit fr'rl at the brush fence, where Wcliwood jumped into the lead. Debonaire foil at the last iecce when chaJlenging. and Wcliwood won all out by a length from Ikowai, with St.. Pidro a dor.cn lengths away. Time, 4n;in s:* 3-oth sec. IXVERMAY WELTER, of j7.i sors; sccond 25 sova. and third 15 sove from stake. One mile. 1. J. E. Rogers's b g Neuroma, by Dc la. Rey—Red Start, oyrs, Ost 13lb (A. McKay) 1 3 W. G. Going's br g Sir Hamilton, aged, Sst 'jib .. .. (W. O'Hallorani 2 6. G. Small's b m Lady Trent. Cyrs. Sst (A. H. Wilson) 3 0 Ogier _6it Sib (J. jlcCombe), 2 All Ready 93t Sib (W. Fiobinson), 11 Redowa Cat 01 b ' X J-

I o!;cn\ S Gncnto :?<•>. .lib. car. $st olb (J. Beak-!, 1- Baritone Sst. car. Sst 4llb (O. ! K;id>, lo Canrobur Tst 13lb (A. I/lord) 4 ! Glenongley Ist 121b (F. Homes). 7 Sister I Regis Tat 9lh, car. Sst 2lb (H. Donovan), 5 Spanish Princess 7st. 71b (E. Ludlow), and 13 Pleasure Bent 7et 71b (S. Gibb) also started. (Winner bred by owner and trained b* A. D. Mdx-or.) Gwrobnr did not Senvo- tl*> mark, and Baritone also,lost ground. Neuroma and Sir Hamilton singled themselves out in the run homo. and. tho Tormer won by a. len-th. and a. half, ten &aroe distance fiCibsratiug second and .third. Time, lmrn 45 3-sth sec. OTAKI-MAORI B.C.'S "WINTER MEETING. (riTE-'S ASSOCIATION' TRJ.F.GILkJI.) _, WELLINGTON, Juno 3. Trto Ot.i!;i-Maori Racing- Ciub'j Winter Meeting commenced to-rbv in glorious weather. live ;r.:ci- 6 wore sonwwhal holding, *" *<> good. The machine bandied _20,4£0 Kjs. aa gainst ri9.SCO for tbe corresponding day last voar. Result* — MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; ** f')r!ongs—Merry Andrew J, Rio -J, Sir Mupkp* ry Dolcct-o, Ak.-Jiai, Loch abe r, Montalrc. iVaiahu. Revocation. Rattle-tide Prince Delaware. Royul Park. Lady Kdith. Westclla. Lejgisn Maid, Sylviaroa-. Tika, liorepuru, and .i!so started. "Won bv a. icngtn. Time, lmin r> 2-sth <=ec FLYING HACK HANDICAP, of loo'ww; sir. fjr!ong=—Golaon Grafton .tt 31b I* Lsdy Blwrk. fst .2lb, •>; Trickcy, Cat W. i ' '- 1 , i b " f«t 71b. Rewa. Re-ra ~st; ..oed ,st !> b. Camp Kettle '? 6 t (511-., ,st 71b, Humorist 7«t "lb Tiora 7st 12b Namtir 7st Miraculous Gst 21b, Hymen Cst 101 bur.d Try Again Gst 10!b al.-o Won bv half a length. Piine. Imm ]-S 2-s'.h sec. " Miraculous and T:ora r*:j. • TAIHOA STEEPLECHASE. of 160 eo v B ; two -J?? 1 , s . !in< ' H I'larter —Paremata 9.-4 9lb, .1: Wuokwo, o*t. 101 V., 2; Kirkbv. Oft 71b 3. Darbv Tan 10*. iParr wanni lOst IMb. 'Ti 1 ,, K '-: nra| roa lost -Jib, and Kevnote 9=t 101b also started. Won bv two lengths, rime, lmin 3! ->-sth r: cc. Pawwaaiii fell and Kevnot" lest hi? rider RAUKA"K A CUP., ■A jn.) ro\«; one rui:c and a quar'.-er—George. 7s*. 21b. l : Ladv Lou:sa. 7si. llib J; fet' 101b, 3Rewi Poto-gst, Krova' Bst nlh, Tarin-amutu Sst 8:b. Square Deal-Sst olb, Orleans t.st 4lb Gold Sou It 1 lib. Princes? Moutoa 7et; Want 6st 1 lib. Merry fi 3 j„ 6;:( n!b> Sj c |ly Gst 7lb. and Roumania C 3 t 71b a!? 0 started led nil the way and -.von comfortably J y long'ths. Lady Louis;?., BrwJatna-nte. and Kooya finished aJmost in lino. Time 2min 13 3-sth pec. OTAKI HACK HANDICAP, cf 120 one mile—Maid o' Gowrie. Pst C!'b, 1 ; p it ,i; Mall, fist 71b. 2: Paraoa, 101b.'3. ' Cello Sst 101 o, Pomcrey Bit Olb. Foro f>L 7lb. Bally bar 7st «»!b, Mem- Dale 7st Gib. and Bjiiisor. 7st also darted.. V'on .;ae.i'v bv throe Tin:-o lmin lCoec UAHCI HACK HANDICAP of 2CO sov?: six furlr nrs 7fit 11.1b, ]; Queen. 7flt 1 2: Tirana, 7si Plb,. 3. Daytime Sst 111b, Sedd-yl-13u.br fisl 21b, Depredation 7st 121b. Hushabye 7st 91 b. Coropelt 7st Olb, Mount Victoria 7st 7'b, Air 7st Sib. Mivster Achilles 7?t s!b, Ohiwia 7at Ilb, and Step Cat 1o!j a\;o s'artcd. Won rjisily by four leiiqrthe. Time, lmin 16 ;:-otli sec. BIRTHDAY HACK UKLTKR. of 100 povs: . s°ven furlongs—Mairu, Bst Oib, 1: Cherry Blofeom, 0;t jSIb, 2; Liulrri, Pst 10:b, 3. Shaki 10s* *.)Ib, 9st 2lb, Starengo Oat. S'pjrifis tat 101b B'.ui.k aud Amber f!rt lO'i'o. Sir Wallace fist 91b. Amity gst 9ib, Sir A;;n<-3 Set Tib. Crown Impo'ia! 11. Bst 7lb. and Coral Kin? Bst 71b' nlsb started. TVon by a length. Tim>. lmin SKCOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. , TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; live furlouga—Golden (Jrufton 9et 31b, haniioen Ost 3lb, Uiinpet tat olb. Rev,-a. i'ew i. 7st l:j:b, Morrv Andrew 7st 11 lb, Need 7st £lb, Martlet 7st Sib,- Camp Kettle 7st 71b, 7st 31b, Starengo 7et 3lb, Tiora 7at 21b. Roderick 7st, Huraoiist 7st, Trickery tir? 1 , 121b. Namur fet 121b, Hymen Gst 10lb, Miraculous fat 101b. Meiri- I'oto Gst 101b, •Ucr.talvo 0)!. 101b, .Sir Musketrv Gst 10lb. TE ROTO HACK AND "HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, of 100 sovs: . about two miles —liiimcnHitv list 121b, Pnrowanui lQst 1 nib. | Darbv Paul 10st 101b, Wirokino' ICat Jib, Niia-lli't 21b, Kirkby '93t Olb, Crown Park HUIA HANDICAP, of "00 sovs; one- mile — Kflv.'i I'oto 9st, Kooya. Bst. oll>, Square Deal Sst feib, Ladv Louisa Bst 3lb. Orleans Sst 21b, Georgs Sst lib. Daytime fe'3i, Gold Soult 7et 1 Olb, Sedd-cl-Bahr 7st Sib, Princess Moutoa. 7st lib, .Brudaniante 7st, Huehabye 7st, Maid o' Gois*Tie" Gst 131b, Want Cst 10lb, Sicily Cst. 71b, 1 miner Kst 7lb, Roumania Cst 71b. STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP,' of 10J ?ovb; seven furlonjjs—Lady Black Bat 1311), Paraoa fist 10lb, Cherry • Blobboiu Set Blb, Manu 7st lllb, Ballyhar 7st 71b, Starengo 7sfc 3ib. Sylviaroa 7et Pall Mall C^ 1 - 121b. . RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; e ix furlongs—Veto Sst 9lb. Davtimo Sfit 91b, Moutoa Queen Sst 3lb, Depredation 7st 101b, Bradamante 7r.t 6lb, Tirana 7st slb, Mount Victoria 7st olb, Martial Air 7at 3lb, Ohiwia 7st 3lb, Jean Laddo 7st 31b. Cherry Bloe.«om Tat 31b, Step Gat 71b, Need 63t 7lb, . Goldbearing Gst 7lb. OHAU HACK "WELTER, of 100 sovb_: one mile —Fore 9et Gib, Kukri Sst Gib, Xamur Sst -lib Soporific Sst 2lb, Amity Sst 21b, Black,and Amber Sst, Royul Park Sst, Crown Imperial 11. Bst. "Waiaka Bst. Sir Agnes' Sst,, Battlotidc 6st. Sir Wallaoo ftit. CANTERBURY PARK T.C.'S WINTER MEETING. The Canterbury Park Trotting Club's ■Winter Meeting was brought to a successful conclusion on Saturday, the day turning out fine after the morning's hard frost, though with an easterly breeze blowing the atmosphere became very keen before the close of tne afternoon. With tho observance of a general holiday, there was a very large attendance, and' the tofc&lisator investments showed an increase for tbe day, though with the falling-off on the first day the total for the Meeting did not quito reach last years figures. Saturdav's total was £25.329 10s, as compared with .£21,006 10s for tbe second day last year, the iigxires lor tbe Mooting being £39,19S 10s, as against £39.481. The track bad received a lot of attenti.ou in tho interval, but it bad not recovered from the cutup it received on Thursday, and as tbo result of the hard front was decidedly heavy, and the times registered were naturally Biow. The racing generally was very interesting, thon -h ouo or two of the events were rather cn.ii y won, while the management the Meet: "T wa« up to the club's usual high standard. The following arc details of tho racing: — LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP (in harness) of 70 bovb ; second 10 aovs from stake. Not better than -fmia. One mile and a half. , 5. Mrs .T. H. Power's ch S Schnapps, by Tom Savers, syrs, Hsec Olr J. H. Power) 1 8. Hiss liickinboitom's b f Galiudo Belle, 3yre, 4se<; (Mr F. Hickinbottom) 2 2. Mts T. Whitehead's blk c George the Fourth, Qyra, 2sec. (Mr i • Amor) o \ Eileen scr, G Delta 2soc, 7 Lord Agapanthus ssec, 3 Princess l'.lmo 2sec. 12 Ladv Natalie i?eo. 1 ( Sweet Cole 3s?o, 11 Bittcna 3,? cc, 10 Silver Drift 3?ec. 15 Radiance 3sec. 1 Agne3 Chief 3sec, 11 Little Charm 4sec. 1-} Oneida 4sec, 9 Gerlifan seec. and 16 Golden Sapling Ssec also started. Schnapps took charge, at the end of half a mile wjh ehowing the way to Princeas Elmo, George the Fourth _ and Lord Agapnnthu*. jMong the back George the Fourth had taken second place, ana Galnido Belle moved u;-> info third position. Schnanps. however, was never troubled, and won comfortably by twelve lengths from Galindo liell". who passed George tho 1* ourtb in the straight, and !>eot him by two lengths: Delta nud Lord Agapantbue next. Time, 3min 5.7 2-slli see. PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP {in harness), of 100 eovs; second 20 aovs, and thiVl 10 sovs from stake n.12 or better. T.'nboppled trottere only. Two mite. 1. J. Robertson's blk rn Maori Princess, bv Maori Child, aged, 17sec IM. Edwt-.rds) 1 S. A. Gallagher's b m Jessie's Dream, aged. J "sec .. (Owner) 2 3 J. A. Sligo's b g Gav Wilkea. 4yrs, 12scc (J. Mclvennan) 3

I*2 Arcadian osec and Ohorolato Soldier 17seo (coupled). 13 James Madisou Hser, 7 I'sddc Lvcd lOser. 5 Sergeant Havelock Usee," 0 Kudston 13sec, 15 Franz Hanlon U-v:c, it) Agiiea W. 15s«-, 16 Dandy Lyons 16? cc 18 Hiroki Ifisec. 17 Blythe Lad IBsec. 6 Happy .lack 16fcec, 11 Lady Patricia ISsec. II Amaziiia 16f.ee, 10 Rose Pnhn ITsec, 1 Korornikr) 17eec (coupled with Maori Princess), -4 Thcra- 17sec and Marella 37pec (coupled), 2 Lulu Child 17 sec and Eric Child 17sec (coupled) niso started. Koroiniko led at the start, but Maori Princess hud taken charge a! tho end of half a mile, and from this out had tho raco eafc. Rese Paltu and Rudston were running second and third with half the journey gcr.e. but in the ba:ck 6tretch they were joir-cd by Jessie's Droam and Gay Wilkes. Jessie's Dream broke several times in the la?! half mile, tut was got going again in ti:ne to secure second place ten lengths behind MWi Princess. Gay Wilkes, who brok-; in tho straight, was two lengths away third, followed by"Lulu Child and Rudston. Time, omin 25«<"c. PLt>UPTON HANDICAP (in h»rnese). of "2.1 sovs: second Gi sovs, and third 32 fcrvs from stake. 1.13 or tetter. Two ni ilee. 1. W. J. Morland's blk f Lady Haldane, by Lord Chancellor— Pnnrrss Minnie, 4yr=. fsec (A. Priugle) 1 4. Burgehs and Stewart's bik m Princoss Sherr.-ood. 6yr«, 3sec (A. Hendricksen) 2 7. C. Chcnnings's br g Agathoe, iyrs, lCsec •• •• (B. Jarden) 3 10. Edwards and Geddea's ch h Denver Huon, aged, ecr .. (M. Edwards) 0 5. J. Henderson's b g Tommy C., 6yrs, scr • • • • • • (R- Reay) 0 2. J. .B. Tliocisoa's b h Aatonio, syrs, 3scr. <J- Bryce) 0 11. Merrick Broe.'s br " Persuader, «?ed, laco '.11. iiorxici) 0

9. W H. Young's b m St. Ureal*. ayrs. 6sec .. •• (A- Fleming 0 6. R. Logan's b m Stanlc-v'e Child, ssred. Taec .. .. (Owner) 0 12. R. M. Morten's b g General Wilkw. 4tts, fiaec .- .- (E. McGinn) 0 15. T. A. Maiden's b g Bed Mao, aged. Ssoc .. .. (T. Frost) 0 3. It Taeker'e ch g George Hard. 6yrs, Ssec . tC. Taskor) 0 IS. G. B rooter's ch-c OinaJso, -lyrs, fscc (R. W. Frank.-! 0 S J. H. Oliver's b m 0.1.C., 6yrs. lOsec(F. Holraw) 0 1-1. Hall and McDcrmoH's hr f Capricckv 4tts, lOsec (E. McDermoti) 0 Capriccio. Lady Haldane, General "Wilkes, and Agathos cut out tbe early running, one or two of tbo others losing ground a-; the-' start. 0.1.C. in particular running almost off the course. At the end of a railo L««.ly Haldanc toek the lead from Capriccio. niter whom camo Agathoe and General Wilkes, with OinaJso and Antonio prominent iu tbo next bunch. Going along the back Lady Haldaue drew right away from tbe rest of tbv. field, with Agathoa in second phu-e. Half a mile ,'r~m home Prinrsss Sher'-cod pnt in a strong ru'". and ciuglit Agatbos when the straight was reached, but ccnld not trouble Lad'v Haldanc. v.-bo won easily by six lengths. Acalhns v.-as eight lengths away third. with Capriccio ;: poor fourth, just in front of St. Ursula ::nd General 'Wilkes, who weio n* the head, of an casing bunch. Time, lmin 55 3-5 ih ecc. MIDDLKTON HANDICAP fin j-addle\ of • 110 soys; second -H soys, and third IS soya from stake. 1.">5 or better. Two miles. 5. It. Locliore'« b g Voter, by Electioneer, I aged. Usoc '■• IA. Pri:ig!c> 1 3. J. G. S. Holmes'.? b g Treasure Seeker, aged. 15sec •• (L. Anne-til 2 0. 0. Thomas's b g True Si:cc, a red. 15=ec (Owner) 3 1-1 The Chief Usee. " M.okau Urec (rouoied with Treasure .Sutker'-. II Hoy.; Use,-. 7 Pax 13s.ee, 1-2 Giilindo Lou lose.:. 1 Capinn Stanlev Usee, 0 Papeete 1-V--.:. •_' Flora. Tracey I'isec, S Beach Boy K'.-ec. 10 General Link l."»sec 11 Mis:- Salisbury J Usee, and 5 Irvwin lGscc also rtarled. Flora Tracey took charge before they had gone a couple of furlongs, and led until th> end o; the first circuit, a ben Beach Boy headed her. with True Spec and Treasure S*eker next. Entering the back stretch Troarure Seeker tan to the front, but Voter V.aa quickly in pursuit, and these two raced on terms over the "last half mile. Treasure Seeker was beaten in the straight, and Voter won bv three lengths; True Spec was five lengths back, followed by Captain Stanley and Galindo Lou.- Time. smin lser. SOCKBCRN HANDICAP tin harness), of 150 soys: second 30 rots, and third 15 sovu from «tuk«. For unhoppkd irottcr3 only. 1.52 or better. Two utiles. 1. J. Fleming's b h Hardy Wilkes, by Marvin V.'iikes —Doris M., oyrs. Usee (A'. Fleming). 1 3 J ' Leslie's b ", Electrocute. Jig-ed. scr iJ. -Wright) 2 9 J Wraith's b h Taul Huon, aged. Usee (Owner) 3 •1 Eruption "?-c 10 Truganir.i Teec, 2 Lord Roar.chi.d. Sscc and Imperial Crown lOsec (coupled!, 5 Olive L. lOsec, 7 Flamingo lOscc, S Nerval King iusec, and 6 Auckland Girl 10s«c o.lso started. • Hardy "Wilkes began -well, and was snowing the •v.iv to Imperial Crown and Fiamuiso at tiie cud of a furlong, Flamingo ran into second place at the six furlong post, with Nerval King, and Lord Roanchild following at. close intervals. It was now onlv a scatter of Hardy Wilko3 keeping steady. " He had a lug advantage passing the stands.' where Flamingo was just in front of Lord llcanchild iu second place, with Olive L. heading the others, among whom Electrocute was .going well. The lastnamed' had run irito second place before reaching the far bend, and thongh challenged by Paul Huon in tbo straight, he obtained second money by two lengthe, though about -if) yards behind the favourite, who won easing no; Time, smin 5 l-sth sec. STEWARDS' HANDICAP (in harness), of ' 200 boys ; second 40 sovs, and third 20 sovs from stake. 2.52 or better. One mile and a qtiarter. 9. J. Henderson's b g Tommy C, by Young McKincey—Tracev rnaro, 6yTs . " (R. Kcay) I 2M. Edwards's b m Adelaide Direct, aged, lsec .. •• (Owner) 'J l-t.-T Tioe's gr m Steel Bell, 6vrs, Ssoc (T. Fo;) -3 13 Don Co&sar scr,-G St. Kevin scr, 10 Eccentric 2sce, 6 Frank Tnicey 2sec, 8 Sherwood 2s«c, 1 J'ing'.e Gsee, 12 Persuader lsec, 1 .Colrnena. sscc. 7 Succeed osec, 3 The King's General 2sec, and 11 Bingana 6scc also started.. • • " , ' . Bingana, The King's ■ General, ■ Succeed, Colrnena, and Frank Traccy wag the order down the straight, and going round the bend Succeed and Colmena moved up, the fbrmor being' in'front and Colrnena second-at % the five furlong mark. .Eccentric.put in an appearance at the far bend, and turning for home Sherwood, Tommy C, Adelaide Direct, and Steel Bell wero also hailed as winners by their respective supporters. Tommy .C. went on to win a fine race' by three lengths, two lengths '-"separating .second and third, Shevwcod." Colrnena, and Succeed close np. Time, 2min 55 2-sth sec. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (iu harness), of 130 aovs; second SO sovci, and third 15 sovs front stake. 2.24 or better.'. One mi'e. 7. Ca,ptain E. J. Ltikev's b m Mountain Palm, bv .Mount Palm—Secrecy. .iyTS, Oeec .'. •• -• (J. Lukey) 1 1. Barlow Bros.' blk m Queen Patch, Cyrs, Osec .. :. ;. (A. Fleming) - 4.-E. H. Thompson's br g Young Tohu, svrs, Ssec .. .. (E. McDermottl -i IS Louie Drift ssec. 13 Specification Junr. ssec, 5 Radiant Mcrn 6sec, 8 "Waterlog escc, U Annie Dillon 6scc, 12 Rotheida feec, '- Lodestar Tsec and Woodvero Seec (coupled). J Sinoda. Bsec, 15 Harold Minto Bsec 10 Sir Elmo Ssec. 16 Galindo Lou Ssec, 11 Caledon 9sec, 9 Sceptre 9sec, 6 T.F.C. 9eec, and General "Wvlie 9sec (coupled). 17 Major Rothsea, 9sec. and Ard -Cairn Ssec (coupled) also started. „. -, '" «. T-.F.C, Mountain Palm, and Sinoda wero prominent *s they, went out .of the straight. In the back stretch Mountain Palm hart taken charge, and stalling eff a- challenge f 10111 Queen Patch won bv three Young Tohu was two length., back, followed by- General TVylie and Lodestar. Time, 2rain 2'oeec. . FINAL HANDICAP (in saddle), of COO sovs; second 10 sovs, and third 20 sovs from stake 2.17 or better. One mile. 10 T Sheen's b h Mintson, by Papanui— Mint, syrs, ls?e. .- •• (H. Frost) 1 5 F. A Piper's blkh Dingana. aged. ssec (S: August) 2 1< A .7 Talbot's blk ni Dcsdomona.. aged. 2s«, c (J. "Wilson) 3 1 "st. Keviu scr. 3 Frandocia lsec, 11 St. Ursula 2see. 6 Princess Sherwood 2scc, .2 Author Dillon 3se.c, 9 Jingle Tsac, 8 Mountain Roso 4sec. 12 Red Mac 4scc. 5 Little Tib 4sec (coupled with Bingana). 13 Bright ssec. 7 Fronzalenn ssee, and t Stanley a Child jbcc also started. Minlsou. Franzatena. nnd Hingnna were quicklv iu the lead. Bright falling at the turn going out of the straight. Mintson was challenged by Bingana in the final staircß, but kept his place and won by three lenetli3. Desdemona. with -a late run. secured third place two lcngth.3 behind Binga.ua. Stanley's Child. Princess Sherwood, and St. Kevin were next in order. Time, 2miu 21scc ASHBURTO'N T.C.'S WINTER MEETING. The following handicaps nave been de- ; clared ;— i TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness)., of 125 sovs; one mile and a half—Hnroid Junior scr, Goldstream 7sec. Royal Gwirge '.lsec. Schnapps 9sec, Searchfield lOsec, MeConachio Usee, The Lark Usee. Bloornfield 12sec, Peggy Pride 12see, Irvingwood 12aee. Albert Whllb-oc 12sec, Royal Shet Usee. No SLenanag'aan Msec, Vermilion Ifisec, General j Joffre lfc'-c, P'orest Child Ifisec, Stella. C. Kisec, Lady "Williugs l£s.se.. Lady Rennetta' I7sec, Twp Bells 17sec. Zara 17sec, Vera Mauritius 17sec. Beowood 17; ec, Dolly "Wood, burn 17sec, Sa.lly Brass 17sec. Great Britain 17soc. Delta 17sec, Bridgewood 17aec. On Guard 17sec, Erin's Queen ]7sec, Galindo Belle J7sec. Zam Buk 17sec, Bittena. 19scc, Agnes Chief 19sec. Miss Sylvia 20sec, Coalition 20scc. Lady Moth 20scc. Lady Jinks SOsee. Rod Empress 20sec, Tarah 2Hscc, Xavior 20sec. i LONGBEACH HANDICAP (in sEddle). of

100 sovo; ono mil© and a half —Treasure S©eker scr, Ohapi 3seo. Kelso P-aec. Craibwood 3sec, Commander Bell Csec, Tika lsec, Havana, Ssec. Arcadian 6w:c, Mayfield 3sec. James Madison 9sec, Bowbells 9sec. Jessie's Dream Osec, Sergeant Havelock 103W, Rudston Usee, C;iri Usee. Red Lancer Msec. Heriot Usee. L.K. l*eec. Lulu Child Usee, Happy .lack 1-Isec. Patard 1 Ivnrv Bells 143 CC. Lavian 16soc, Thora 16sec. Silver King lKsec, Ella Princess lGsec, Investment IGacc, Hiion Child 16aec, Sherry lFsec, Degree ITsec. Quince Tree 17sec. Micky Marr 17seo. Colon"! Havelork 17sec. Belrau?h Blackball ITsec, Rose Palm l'sec. Lionheart ISsec. R»d Bell ISscc, Winiata, lS3tc, Master Ebony " B ashburton trotting cup handicap (in harness), of 350 covs: two miles— Denver Huon scr, Tommv C. 9cr. Evelyn 2»ec. Princess Sherwood 2sec, Sfeol Bell 3scc, St. Kevin "sec, Autonin 3a<?c. Adelaide Direct 3see, Frandocia Jseo, St. Ursula .">*ec. Cathedral Chimes ssoc. Lady Haldnne j.'ec. Mintson osec, Eccentric Csec, Stanley's Child 7sec, Bell Metal 7see, St. Swjtbin 7sec. George Hard Ssec, General Wilkes Ssec. lfe<l Mao .Ssec, Moneymaker Ssec, Oinako Ssec. Coal Kins !>see. Electrocute 9«ec. Sir 'Fu'-hnm I Hsec. Ardlhos Dsec, Gold Crest lOsec. The Maid Itoec, 0.1.C. lOFec. Annie K, Usee, Suugod Usee, Specification Junior Usee, MooTlaud llsec. AMATEUR HANDICAP (in harm*), of 100 sovs; or.e mile —Doilywood scr, Tho Sovereign Isec. Jovful leec, Searchlight Ssec. Schnapps 3sec. Strategy - 3s-c, The Lark 4«ec. Hon<>3t Mac ss*c.5 s*c. Dorothy Di'ion ss*c. ss<*c. Albert V>"a'lac» 53CC. Littl" Hector Psec. No Sh»nnnashan fisec. Quiricev B<:I1» "pec, Fores'- Child "see. 'V ermiiion 7.«ee. Vendetta 7scc. Kos© Gaunt T et Prond Sprint: fsec. Queen Helen Ssec. Accelorate £secj Bell Vcro filly Saec, Bella Vesta fiscc,

Dardanelles Ewe. Galindo Belle Ssec. A S" l " a S«ec Dillon >Inid Ssec, 801 l Meadow -J* 00 ' Prince? Victor 9soc. Princes Zam Bilk 9wsc. Delta Owe, Silver Drift Robert Lvona Peec. AVillow V*?re 9sec. l»itten» Osoc," Sweet Colo lCVscc. Lady Jinks lCfcr. Palrodnle lOscc, Mario lOsec. Tarali ICteec, Mis* Srlvia lOser. Xavier lOsec. ACTON HANDICAP (in saddle). »i IT>> sots: one mile and a. quartoi —Queen Traeey «cr. Treasure Seeker Isoc. Chelston l;cc, fountain Talm lsec. Lord Audlcr '>«c, Yours Tohu ivo. Harold Devon Csec. Trixio Misc 4seo. Wir.cratui -lsec. ■ General "Wylie 4soc. Galindo !•<>'•' If"*. Borgan ■' fw ' Kitty's Tux 4SPC, Pax -Isjyi. True -Sfwc -lsec. Calodon C«oo. Kokfmoer Ssec. General Link osoe, Gcnrgo McKinnev .isec. Kirs Karri ssec. Scenery Jlafor Rothsea s?rc. Inwood ssec. llollio McKinnev F;ciry Dillon Sscr. Flora Tracer Sscc. Captain fc!*nley oser, Darkness John Peel Csec, Texas Gr-ec, K1 llos.» G?rr, Rearguard free. Koysl George Gsec, Miss Klexa 6soc. Irvwin Cscc. The Sovereign Tsec. Maud Traccv 7?eo. St. Lro 7see. Str«- ( 0 ~ v <troc. Blcotn tic id Ssec. Master .Rothschild .W<xxi Drift ?«*■. McConachie fsc<-. Let itia Ssec, KorkeV Drift Ssec. T>rndhun>t ftseo. Honest Ma,-. Ssec, Peltry I'rnlo tfeec. Kthcl Donna Bse<\ J'RESIDK>*T'S HANDICAP lin hs-mcsA of ISS gov.-: two miles—Kin? Capitalist per. Kelso ."►sec, Craibwood iiscc; F.l Carbine njoc, Co—uiander Bell . r >se'c, Tika C.ip., Arcadian 0;oc. Rubican lOseo, Maori Pliucess lisec. Jessie's 3>rearu 1 ;i3-oc. : l ini- 801 l losec, liiidst-on ltjscc, Tattles : ICroo, Blytho L.id 19soc, Amozona ; Ir, La/iy Patricia i\-ed Lancox lOse.-. Da-vdy Lyons iOsec. Huppy .lack £osec. Succory itteeo, Turn vera 20sec. I .avian iOser. Lulu Child 'JOsec. liocilenc OOeoc. .Bohemian •21soc. Javlin Qlsec, Huon Child ilsec,. Thoru. ilsec, Kric Child Cisco. Ro.-:« Pnlm -Jsee, | Kins Pirate •listr. fjilrcr King i'Jact, Black I Aoni 2'2<?eo\ Chocolate Soldier -2scc. I WINTKK HANDICAP (iii harnees), of iiO | eov3: one mile and a quarter—St. Kevin tcr, Denver Huon lscc, Frandocia locc, Evelyn ifec. Piincep,' hhrrwood Sherwood 2sec, Fratik Tracey -sec. St. UrsuJn Oew. Eccentric '.'sdc, Mintson 'iaco. Antonio '2sec. Dasdeniona. 3»fc, «*.ianncren« ."ssec. Crouistal] 3eec. Author L'lllon ;:=<h-. Jingio 3sec, Steol —el! fecc, Litllo lib l£ec. Persuader Iscc, Mountiiiu l?ose- 4«c, iJvli lox-c. Red Mac Isec, Cello Sydney Aviikes 4sec, iitanley's Child s?cc, Siico'-cd osoc. Sir Fulliam ssec, Joan of Arc 3soc, The Wnip Ssec, Colmena 6see, Ssec, Franialena olcc 4 6scr, JiV~-€o Dillon (isec. 1* AliKu KhL IIAiN OICAP (in tiaTiieas), of 150 Ebva; oac rails—Rcee Dillon acr, Louie Dint scr. The Maid ecr. JRothanic scr, Sungod lftc, Piecework Isee, Bacchus lsec, I'leasure Seeker 2sec, Alountain I'alm 2see, Lodestar 'lusc. King Lynn 2sac, Lothario 2sec, ilotheida -sec, Jlako Maka iacc, Chelston 2cec, La Franz Zeqc, Lucille 3see, air Ktmo :ise<-, W'ocdvere 3sec, Lord Audley 3scc, j King Lens- 3?ec. Queen Patch 3aec, Blacklord Hs,oc, N'era K. ;!sec, Young Tohu 3see, Scenery 1 sec. Trixie Mac i sec, General Wylic •lsec, Galindo Lou lscc, St. Louis Isec, Waichnian lecc, Bergun 4sec, Kitty's Tux lscc, Sweet i'oi -lsec, Pax Seec, Truo Spec •lscc, Mi3s'lilexa 6sec, General Link seec, Fanny Uiilon ssec, Armature ssec, Inwood orcc, Mollie iUcKinnev seec, Ilenia Kosa ssec, Calcdon Ssec. NOTES. Acceptances for tno Ash burton Trotting Club's "Winter Meeting are duo to-morrow evening. TI»o Alonschikotf filly, Malvolia, fullbister to Twciltli Night, lias rejoined tlie active biigade, under l'. Smith. J?. Woods, the Kiccarton horseman, passed tne doctor after enlisting last week, and goes into camp in July with the 19th Keinforcements. Another also employed at "\Y. H. Thompson's establisliment, G. Jiochefort, also passed and will proceed to camp this month. Mr W. J. Stratton, wlio is retit'n;* from the Hccrctaryshin of tlie Huwk«'s Bay Jockey • Club, clected a life honorary member of the club, in recognition of his 'past -services. Kongaliero ran in the hurdle racc at Wingatui on Saturday as if he was much improved by the first day's gallop. He defied his opponents all the way. , The prominent Victorian cross-coun-try horseman, J. P. Edwards, was killed on May 20th, through his mount, Expcditioner, falling with him iu the Brush Steeplechase at Epsom. D. I>eeley has appealed to the Auckland IHstnct Committee ' against the suspension inflicted on'hiin by the Judicial Committee of the Aticklaiid Racing Club, and the appeal will be heard tomorrow. j . 'J'ho well-known Auckland trainer," A. McMillan, sen., left for Feathcrston on Friday "vreek, to join, the Veterinary Corps, in' training for the front. Before leaving, he was the recipient of a large number 61' uesents flom his many frionds t in the. Northern .capital. Although Mountain Palm .was comparatively neglected iu the betting on t'ue Tefegraph Handicap at Canterbury Park on Saturday, his victory drew hearty applause for his driver,' J. Lukey, who is.one of the veterans of the sport. Buller ran .much bettor on Saturday than on the first day of the D.J.C. fixture, and won the Wairongoa Handicap as lie liked. Twelfth Night, the favourite, ran in the interest'of Mr A. Hill,'who bought the Menschikoff horse after the acceptances on Friday. " Most of the dividends at Cantcxbury Park on Saturday were rather small, but the last throe races gave backers surprises, the winner in each case returning a double-figure price. Mintson's dividend was the biggest pail during the meeting, and was snrpri-s----i;igly large for a. winner turned out of J. I?rycc's stable. Jlorke's Drift ran a great race in the Provincial Handicap at the Dun-> edin Jockey Club's Meeting on Satur-' day. He was interfered with four furlongs' froiii home, and then had to come round two horses on the last turn. The Calibre gelding very nearly caught Ijingform at. the. distance, but he was tiring at the finish, and small wonder. If it had been further Kingform would have won easier. Mr Thomas Holmes, who died yesterilav afternoon at the residence of his son. F. Holmes, at Riccarton, was n well-known old-time sportsman. He bred Slow Tom. winner of the New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase, Ahilitv, aud Bealey Cdam of Redown and Brooksdale). besides a number of other good horses. One of the best horses he owned was Emperor, who was bought out of a selling raco at Ashb'.ifton. Lady Haldane, who w-on the Plumnton Handicap at Canterbury Park <in Saturday, has started only three tiraos this season, and has been successful i.-n each occasion. Slio made her first, appearance at Forbnrv Park last November, when she won the Second A mate; ir Handicap, and next Taced at Gore in .March, when she won the Riversd.t v Trot in fast time. In the racc on Saturday she took charge at the end of a mile, and won very decisively. La-iy Haldane, who is by Lord Chance'ler from Princess Minnie, was bred and :s trained by her owner, Mr W. J. Mur hind, the well known Rakaia sportsman. owner of Country Belle. Both the races for unlioppled trotters at Canterbury Park on Satuniav were won very easily. In the Progressive Handicap. Maori Princess so-m drew awav from the rest of the field, and establishing a good lead before half the journey had been covered, was never afterwards troubled. In '.V Sock burn Handicap the Australian-brt\l Hardv Wilkes, trained aud driven !>y A. Flemincc, registered a similar per formance, having the race won a long way from home. Maori Princess vnJ trained and driven by M. Edwards who had on the first day won the Winter Oats Handicap with King Cap'talist. beating Fleming's representative, the American-bred Madam Shaw. FV two trainers mentioned thus mono nolised the three open races for tranters.