CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16361, 5 November 1918, Page 9

CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.

« METROPOLITAN* MEETING. NEW ZEALAND CUP DAY. The thousands of people of both sexe who had come to Christchurch for Car nival Week, looking forward to a grca time, had their ardour somewhat damp cd when they arose in the morning t< see that the c'louds were sailing up fron the south-west, but after breakfast am a perusal of tho morning papers, fron which they discovered that the wa: that has been draining tho best of ou manhood lor tho last four years, look ed as if it was 50011 to comc to ' dramatic close, all and sundij perket up, and sallied forth to Hiccarton, iw caring whether it rained or did other -n-ise and whon, shortly after arrival the glorious news that Austria hat practically given in, everybody was Jiappy, fi"d <iitl not euro wnat, happened. The racing tnroughout the day was ui to the' Lest standard produced at l?iocarton, and no compiaint could b« made with tho secretarial department, starting, or tho raco track and enclosures, "which wero all up to the JiHiest 'standard, but the people whe handled the totalisator wore much behind tho times, in all departments, and it is high time that the club's official; tock a hand in tho machine arrangements, for the tedious waits were very irritating. Tho attendance .whs quite up to the average, and the falling oif in the totalisator receipts must bo put down to tho incapacity of the people who were handling the money rather than to tho public's reluctance to invest, for during the. day many thousands of pounds wero shut out puroly through the slowness of those at the receiving windows. A total of £48,036} passed through tho machino, as against £53,10(3} for the corresponding day last year. Tho meeting was opened with the Spring Hurdle Handicap, for which there were only threo starters, Vacuum being inado an odds-on favourite, but Kaan rode a shocking race on him, atid instead of making use of his advantages waited on Good Hope until the last fence, and was beaten easily for speed ijr tho run home. St. Kevin never managed to get hear tho loaders, and is evidently only a shadow of his former self. Me tec was a warm favourite for the Spring Plate, with Onslaught and Maioha well backed. The favourito'3 backers got a bad run, as he was the last horso to get going in a strung-out Weld, while Algidus, Braid, Onslaught, and Maioha, wore out forcing tho pace. Meleo improved his position as the race wont on, but Tyould have needed to he a very good horse indeed to have won. Algidus and Braid wore done with two furlongs from tho post, and Onslaught took charge from Maioha, and always holding him won by a Jong neck, and Htayed on much better than was expected of him. Moleo and Royal Star, who were at the tail end of tho field in tho early stages, finished well up, and may do better before the meeting closes. Karo galloped on something's heels two furlongs from home, and fell, but she was in a hopeless position at tho time. From a straggling start Taunaha was first out in tho Linwood Handicap, and be led all the way to win easily. Claverhouse and Spyglass were always well placed, but' Wild Night, fcjjeopy Head, Oratress, and Larissa were a' long way back in the early stages, though they finished on weH. Tau- j •naha, who has for a long time had a for speed, won very easily, j and looks like developing into a good •horse. lie is by Demosthenes, from Mangaroa, who comes down from the same family as Hilda. Killard was tho only late scratching for the Cup, and the eighteen that) paraded for the big race were a wellconditioned, good-looking lot. and quite up to the standard of former years. As usual Client \ was somewhat fretful, and sweated freely. Sasanpf*. who was wearing a bandage on his oif foro leg,. went down -tvell, and all the rest both looked well and did good preliminaries. Tho paw was slow over the first half-mile, as Mazama, Dusky Eve. and Kilrush took 53 2-sth pec to g6t there just ahead of a bunched field and the same trio wore still ahead of affairs when the mile post was reached in lmin 45sec. The order witts the same to tho straight; then Kilrush went on in front, but it was only on sufferance, for Sasanof shot through on the rails and reached t'fte post full-of running four lengths in front of Rose Pink. Menclaus was a good third, just ahead of his stablemate Mascot, -who was with Battlo Song. The winner was undoubtedly the best on the day at the weights, and even if, Rose Pink and Menelaus had got better runs they could not have beaten h;m. Client was never prominent, nor waa Snub. Kilrush ran a good raco and! was \he first into the straight, but was gone almost immediately. Margerine, vyilic, Devotion, Battle Song, and Manama were well enough placed through, the race to have won if they wer© good enough. The field for the Welcome . Stakes was one of the best that has ever been paraded for the event, and though Surveyor won like a good horse, and was staying on, it is not any certainty that he was the best in the raoe, for a number of those he beat wore far from being as seasoned as he was. Warplan© ran like a good colt, arid so did Affectation, and both of them will seo a much better day. Murihiku showed a wonderful bui£t of snted, and it) looks as if Mr McDonald has got another sprinter that may equal Torfreda for brilliancy. Gloaming was made a very warm • favourite for the Derby, and he never gavfc his supporters any anxiety for after stopping in second place for four furlongs he went to the front, and was never afterwards troubled. the surprise of the race was Hfe&thercbte's forward running, for he has not been in the b6st of- health for some time, but • he struggled on -with the utmost gamoness. and it was only in the last stride that the mor<r seasoned Kilmoon beat him a head. Afterglow's running was fi°od enough to make anyone give her * r£yal chance in the Oaks. This is the Jourth race Gloaming has won in suoces- ' tvli « a \ n ~*]?? unbeaten son of the Welkin and Lr g ht it looks as if Mr. greenwood has got a champion capable - Biplane's place in his stable. $ ~a bad passage over the last nalf-mtic, and after being pushed on to the rails and cut on the i shoulder and quarter, his rider eased ; - turn ap. . r f ° r , th , e Stewards' Handicap ; * ! perfect, and tho field ran in line for : £:furlong. Michaela was always well o& f?i°r I «V',® sl ™ght sh * e'ewd j r an< * won ' n hollow fashion, and is evidently a.reallr highfern mare -, Parisian Diamond, Hvand Creesus were alwavs well Placed, n 3 were all of the field, "if they nt) thing had a chance with Saela wh° won pulling up. Inah her usual brilliancy, and waa : «!»o™' 0 <he s,rai = kb"!t ' b " ! SIM _3?i° • day ' a ™ CJ "S was brought to a : ol ] Tritfl t,>o Riwarton Welter. «! »'l'j s sent out a Scod favourin c a j i al well P ,accd > ™ ,ked from Sedd-ei-Bahr, who got a very W l Un ovet ; the firs* two furlongs: in . qtSrter WaS T ? St *• th ° Cn< l o ( th « first about tii 6 « v< i ry llttle to sa 3" 1 ; that race as ?? nka """on bo easily ' tk > w ? s notlnng else in it. racing-5- Dg ato tho details of tho SP S £ UR P r ' E HANDICAP, of 300 3.fvf«d^r^dthMso•V . CWh Si-tiS & ■ 1 v <' !»• <!. Keprah's bit g VacTiunj oyi* lo"! 1 .l' (i ; » . t, K. Kaan 2' - liVfl alfours b S st - Key i n aged 1 "• ... T. Humphries .3 i YT. Bush 0 1

Good Hope Trent out and made the ru ning irom Vacuum, with St. Kevin tail oil. Tito leader made several bad jumpt, b tho boy on Vacuum never took advantage «nch happening*, and Good Hope ■won coi fortably by two lengths from Vacuum, wi St.' Kevin" a Ion? war back third. Tiro 3ni 49a. Winner bred by Sir Geo. Cliffor and trained .by W. McDonald. THE SPRING PLATE, of 400 jots; mmi SO sots, and third 40 sots from etal Special weight*. One mile. 2. Sir Geo. Clifford's b g Onslaught by e; Antagonist—Madwhirl 3jts 7 4 . G. Young 3. Exars. late W. J. Douglas's cb c at Jlaioha 3yrs 7 7 .. H. Watson 7. S. Liddell'fl b f Sabine 4yrs 7 11 car. 1 712 .. .. .. H. Gfar to C Royal Star 713 F. Acderton; 10 Wa m form 7 13 T. Musson; 8 Cooing 7 31 j , Seed; U Active 7 4 R. Hanson; 5 Algidi 7 4 C. lie id; 14 Msiatita 7 -1 L. Morris: m lleloe 7 4 car. 7 72 C. Emerson; 9 Bonvil u . 7 2 1". CorJett: 4 Braid 7 2 T. Reid; : Karo 7 2 R. S. Bagby; and 13 Mout< U" Ivanovo. 7 2 i{. JlcCarten also started, [j. Cooing fas first out, but was immediate, passed by Algidus and Bruid, wjtli Oi slabght just behind tbera. Maioha and Moutc id Ivauovi being nest, and Mel<e and Ro? Star last in a strung out field. The ordi was not altered until two furlongs from hon* where Onslaught took chargo from Jfaioh: I, and holding his own won by a long necl w with Sabino three lengths away third; itoi ' toa Irar.ova was fourth, Bonville filth, an , Cooing sixth. Time, Im 41 3-ss. Winn* '• bred by owner, and trained b7 the Cutl p Bros. > LINWOOD HANDICAP, , of 200 sovs ie second 40 sots, and third 20 sovs froi , stake. Seven furlongs. c i 1. W. Richmond's br o Taunaha by D«mosthenea—Mangaoroa. Syra 8 5 a R. Reid O 10. Donnellan and Shsnaiitn's br «» Claverhouse 4yrs 7 6 .. H. Young 'i 7. E. Fox's b m Spyglass ojrs 710 A. Rcid ' s 4 Oratress 8 4 0. Price: 6 Sleepy Hea< !- 710 l-\ Anderton; 3 Red Pool 7 10 car. 71 y B. Deolcy; 2 Monrabbe 79 C. Emerson an< 0 The Sapper 7 L. Morris couplcd; 13 Mis _ Bouri 7 5 E. Ludlow; o Kllliney 7 4 3. *" tteid; 18 Bombproof 7 4 t). Cotton; 8 Lariss; 1 1 1 11. S. Bajfby; 32 Wild Knight 7 n G 0 Young; 16 Indus 7 S T. Mackie; 14 Love r ttatch 70 G. Roe; 17 Arihiq, 7 B. C. R«id . 19 Sisyphus 7 Larsen; 11 Bello Noire 7 If r. C'orlett; 13 Bondage 7C. Reid; axd 9 Fire J. Salute 7M. McCarten also started. Taunaha. wka first out, artd led fron 5 Cla-.CTbouse and The Sapper, With Red Poo f and Wild Night last. Galloping strongly Taunalia went on to win by nearly tbre< . lengths from Claverhotne, who ' was tw< lengths clear of Spyglass. Sleepy Head was a. neck away fourth, with Oratress, "Wile 9 Night and First Salute in line next. Time 1 lm 23 o-3f. Winner bied by the late W. J il Douglas, and trained by G. Jones. t NEW ZEALAND COP, of 2000 sovj; eeconc 1 400 6 ova, and third 200 sovs from slake s Two miles. i. 2. W. G. Stead's br g Sasanof by Martian , —Ukraine 6yrs 8 9 •• H. Gray J 1 4. H. Whitney's br m Rose Pink syx3 t> 11 r car. 6Hi •• G. Young I 1. V. and E. Kiddiford'a b g Menelaus t- s?rs 811 .. •• • A. Reed J 13. W. Duncan's ch g Client aged 9 1 Ci Price t , 11. A. Boyle'a b m Margerine 6yrs 8 2 L . W. Bush C » 6. F. Sellwood's b g Yolo syrs 713 .. C 5 3. W. Pi. Kemball's b g Snub 6yrs 7 11 . car. 8 .. •• J- Campbell C ' 12. F/A. and V. N. Price'® b g Rorke's ' Drift aged 7 8 car. 7 12J .. B. Deeley C ■ 1. V. and E. Riddiford's b m Mascot Syrs 5 7 2 coupled with Menelaua ..L. Morris 0 t 8. H. D. do Lautour'a b h Cynic Cyrs 7 2 oar. 77J •• •• C, Emerson 0 ! 10. J. B. MacEwan'a blk m Devotion oyrs . 7 2 car. 7 6 .. .. R. Rei-J 0 ' 7. G. Wrelling'e br g Detroit aged 7 i It. C. Eeid 0 i 17. J. S. McLeod'a br m.Trefljsida oyra 611 car. 7 3J i. .. H. Watson 0 14. . ;1. Lu npbell'B b g Bu«ky Eva Gyra ' 6 7 car. G 9 .. .. G. McLean 0 5. A, W. Rutherford, jun.'a b p Kilru-ih 4yr« 6 7 cat. 6 9 .. R. S. iSagby 0 9. P. Soamcs'e br g Battle Song 6 7 car, 6 122 •• •> •• McCarten C 15. G. iiunter's blk g Mazama syr« 6 7 car. 6 .82 .. .. W. Raynor- 0 16. Lance Wood's bp g Rkiogham 3 yre 67 oar. 6 12i .. .. •• C. Held 0 Uazaoia, ilaecot, Kilrueh, and Dusky Eve were at the Jiead of a> bunched field passing the fetdnd, and the pace was «Jow. Pawing the' mile post the Oi'ier was pra®ticilly the game, but Rorke'« Dxift had ruri up behind the leaders, while Saeanof and MenelauS had improved : their positions. • Entering the etraight Kilrunh. wa« in charge, from Mazama, l>U«ky Eve, Mascot, and Rorke's Drift in a bunch, with Sasanof close up, and Henelaus coming.on the outside. Kilimh was.done with before reaching the distance, and Saaanof slipping through on the rails," cleared out'to win by four lengths' from Ro«e Pink, who finished well in second place. Henelaus was third a neck in front of Maecot, who Lad Battle" Song,'• Kilrnah,. «id -'Rorke's -Drift alongside her. Time, 3m 27 4-ss. Winner bfed by T, M. Wilford and trained by G.. Jones. / The pedigree of thi winner reads:— Stockwell Doaeaster Marigold Bond (Dr g Rouge \ Thomanby Rose Ellen Homa Mac*rani Sweetmeat - 3 Tiger '... Jocoee 'Lily P< V'y I'heCtsie « ' Miss Agnes g Lcrd Clifden 3 Hwapton Lady " Shwn Laagdeii Radi*ncy Tibthorne p _________ Meteor Svring- • St. Albans 5 Spring field v '"d» S Mora ' King of the 5 - Sunray Forest "T" Sunshine O _ ——— ' . ■' Torophiiite y\ W«St Austrat Noiden- MußlMt ■< fairJt „ Angler a .m *wt Ooyi Chtyeolito '3 ' Smkatchir I" Saunterer ao stenne Tadmor S«clu#ion Miaa sellon • K ———; Vedetto m G>Jopin . Flying ; x Gossoon Duchess I - r - - i i Hermit ■ - r Gardenia t Chester • | Madras (Cheator 3 „ ~ Emulation Gymkhana Gaiety Winners of the raCo are:— Tr. j Herat. Age Weight. Bkleri. Tiin«. ' 1885 Tarmin ' 5 ' 8 » !>errett s«n IK4 ViTiruird S 8 0 Derrett 3m iST ltes furiJad* 3 6 7 Dodd 3ib 37i« Ifoo Bptdt Ouinet 4 610 Hoxtabl* 3w 32s 1887 TiOChiel ft 712 HuxUble 3m 34}s 1888 Manten 3 610 Holmes 3m 3U» IM9 Tirailleur 3 6 5 Cellelo 3m 34js 189-) Wilverin* 5 611 Thomas Jmin . (382Js 1891 iriUA Won » 611 Uwton 3m 3fji IIS2 St. Hippo - 3 7 7 Gallagher 3m 304* 1593 jßWiffliat 5 7 7 Lindsay 3ra 29s 1(94 ImpalM a 7 9 O. Smith 3Ai 30Ji 1896 Kurocljdon 3 7 0 F. Kinsran 3m3l|» 1896 LadJZttland a 8 9 P. Whit* 3m 30 1897 Wtfuku 4 3 6 P. WhiU 3m3o|s 18S8 Xirantd'Ean ♦ 7 7 Und»»y 3Ai29a 1899 Seahone 3 7 8 Und*y Im34a ,4/m J Fulmen ) 6 7 3 Derrett \2m 294 a* 1900 i1de43 / 5 7 5 Wilson / lXtl Tbrtult4 a 8 1 Jinkins 3m 35 J 1902Halherthr 6 .« 0 F.Warii i«»s 1903 Cantna 6 712 - McCombe 3m 27 a ISM Ofd Rip Ida & 8 5 uU. He«ritt im 31, ' XSOS Nectniform 3 7 7 L.O. HewiU 3m 2»f« 1906 Rose 6 6 7 H. fries 3m g®: 1907ifflico * 7 8 L. C. King 3m fiß|a 190S Deirtfall 4 '78 L, w U>on SnAii 19!»LadTLncy 4 7 1 B. Young Jin ZSfi 16tOBiM«e 4 710 H- Cray 3m 25* 1911 Vice Admiral 4 7 8 H. Deeley ]nt2B 19l2Mldnl't Sun 4 8 0 L. Wilion 3nr27J» 191i|Slna61« 5 7 sft. Barry Ha 26|^ 3 612 aS™! s ® so**0 ** ltlßiTandhou a 6 7 0. Clarke 3a 30 lljUArdanvikhr 4 7 3 B. Tesng 3m BS| 19i7(Meaalani 4 J 1 i. ItMfl' 8m SH 19ii8i«i»0f 5 8 6 B. Gray 3m Blis * Deid hftt. WELCOME STAKES, of 1000 govs;' eeoond 200 sow, And third 160 aor« from etake. Four furlongs. 3. G. L. Stead's ch o Surveyor by Nsaatu —Pedometer 8 5 .. C. Emeiron 1 2. J. Goring Johnston's bo Warplane 8 5 R. Rei-i 2 5. A. McDonald's b c Affectation 8 5 R. S. Bagby 3 13. Exors. late W. J. Douglas's b g Stammer 8 5 ' •• H. -Watson 0 7. lira M. A. Perry's ch g Crenidea 8 5 L. H. Hewitt 0 8. V. and E. Riddiford's be SolfaneQo 8 5 A. Reid 0 ' 8. V. and E. Riddiford's b f Chaercnia 8 (coupled with Solfanello) Armstrong 0 1. Sir Ueo. br o Hoyal Stag 8 s H. Young 0 4. F. S. Easton'e b g Amythas 8 5. . ; C.-Price 0 15. G. F. HarJy's Tar o 'Arch Salute 8 5 P. Brady 0 5. A. McDonald's b f Hurihiku 8 (coupled with Affejtat'cm) .. H. Gray 0 6 E. Short's b.g Bitliolia 8 5 B. Deeley 0 2. J. Goring Jonnstari'e b f Ermine 8 (coiijfled with Warplane) F. C. Potior 0 9. H. Friedlaflder*e br f Marjery 8 F. Anderton 0 12. W. R. KombaJFa b f Miesgold 8 J. Campbell 0 : 11. R. A. HcKencie's br f Solace 8 L. Morris 0 : 14. C. H. Cato's blk f Sycorax 8 F. Corlett 0 : 10. D. J. Stockwell's b I Link Uo 8

un- Royal Stag, Affectation, and Surveyor gave led a lot of trouble at the barrier, but the field but was sent off to a splendid start. Murilriku o£ Hi one© took charge, and at the end of a furim- long had a three length*' lead of Affectation, ith who wag juet clear of Ermine and Surveyor, ne, Affectation joined Murihiku in the lead at the rd, end of two furlongs; shortly afterwards Ermine tried to squeeze through between the in £ leader*, but got sent back In the run home ke. Surveyor stayed on best, ar.d won by a neck from Warplane, with Affectation half a li'ugtii away third; Amythas was a length away fourth, and Bitholia fifth and Crenides sir.th. 1 Time, 48s. Winner bred by owner and trained by R. O'Donnell. The pedigree of the winner reads ** Vedette ® r " Galopin Firing A- 15 St. Simon Due hem J •= St. Angela KinprTom Ho ' * A<?g ' ing il .5 Biinkhooue ; oa ** Wisdom Aline _ »I* n-x Gravity .'Enigma r?% IJ ? kO T >n- J : r j TheSphynx .a f . ~ ~~ Adventure? Fal i*s [Privateer |La Favourita ■" Buccaneer | _ iLord Lyon t jPr.muia iGiantess *; 3 j | IU * c ct „_, (Oxford Bd cr -flrueLove W»»P« ier »- ° . i— >«• * * Canne iStockwell 0 (Mayonnaise _i a Toxophilite ►> jilusket Daughter of 2? N"ordenfcld!_ W. Australia' g | 0n 7 x Angler - ' 1 Chrysolite « ~ .. Irish Bird--3 - s Saunterer catcher 5 — Seclusion Ennui !* u 50 (Hermit's Tadmor l ? 2 <iam) Miss Selioa ICL o if," o Musket *' . Carbine Mersey » Wallace Uold«- ' g Melodious brou s h I. % Melody « BWCaldino m Mystery Trumpeter 9 j | Charade Winner* ctf the race are;— •o loar. Owner. Winner. Time. t IS h«c'. !d 1879 H. Prince's Hilarious .. S2i e, 1880 il. Horalord's JL<a Aioda .. oij' r. 1881 ii. liorsfoni's Siesta .. .. 5i 1862 W. Robinson's Oudeis .. 4$ , 18*J W. itobinaon'a Liverpool .. olj 3< 1861 G. Clifford's Stonyhurat .. W ISs5 H. Goodman's Apropos .. hi JiKJU H. Goodman's Silverwark .. 4*s laS7 il. Goodman's Somneil ..48 1888 ii. Cutts'3 Cynisca .. .. oj 2 1889 J. Harris's Pygmalion ~ ol iSf*) S, 11. Gollan'a Namoa .. 6li 3 1891 G. G. Stead's Stepniak .. 50 lt»2 J. B. Reid's Skirmisher .. 49J 0 1693 JJ, O'Brien'3 l J hiison .. 48 ISJi J. Paul's Caribou .. .. 50i 0 1895 G. G. Stead's Bombshell .. 46} 0 1896* G. G. Stead's Multiiortti .. 4!> 1836* J. 1). Ormond'a Sir Laacelot 49 - 0 1897 G. G. • Stead's Conqueror • • 4li 1-6 1898 G. G. Stead's XoUtoi .. 50 1-5 0 1899 G. G. Stead's Bomanoff ... 51 3-5 11MKJ E, J. Watt's Indian, .. 48 3-3 0 1901 G. G. Stead's Orloff .. 51 4-5 11KB Sir G. Clifford's To-morrow .. 60 1-5 0 190J G. G. Stead's Golden Lily .. 47 2-5 1904 G. G. Stead's Afnnjeet ..' 49 4-5 0 1905 Allen and Hobbs's Ivanoll .. 60 1808 J. D. Ormond's Edna .. .49 0 1807 G. G. Stead's Armlet .. '49 . 190S W. G. And G. L. Stead's 0 Nautiform 49 2-5 . 1909 G. D. Greenwood's Danube •• 48 4-5 1910 W. G.. and G. L. Stead's . Culprit 48 4-5 1911 Sir G. Clifford's Winning Way 49 - 1912 W. Nidd's Pcronilla .. 48 2-5 1913 E. J. Watt's Downbam ... 49 . J914 Sir G. Clifford's Battle Ere .. 49 1916 Dwan Bros.' Sweet Tipperary .. 49 2-5 , 1036 H. E. Troiitbeck's Simonides ..48 1017 W. E. Herbert's Bo Peep .. 48 3-B 1018 G, Ij. Stead's Surveyor .. 48 » 'Dead boat. [ NEW ZEALAND DEBBY STAGES, of 1500 1 sovs; second 300 eov«, and third 150 eova . from stake. For three-year-olds. Colts 8 10,' £llies 3 5. One mile and a. half. I j. G. D. Greenwood's b'g Gloaming by The. i Welkin—Light 8 10 .. B. Deeley 1 , 2. G. L. Stead's bo Kilmoon by Kilbroney E —St. Sophia 8 10 .. C. Emerson 2 > 4. Sir Geo. Clifford's ch g Heathcrcote by i Boniform—Heatherbrae 8 10 i H. Young 8 [ 1. G. D. Greenwood's br f Afterglow by i Demosthenes—Sunglow S 6 (coupled r with Gloaming) .. "W. Bush 0 „ S. C. G. Dalgety's ch g Scornful by Bonny Glen—Lady Disdain 8 10 .. H. Gray 0 Scornful made the running at a steady pace-lor half a mile, the time being 64 ,4-6 th sec. Shortly afterwards the speed brightened up, Gloaming having taken, charge, and he reached the end of a mile in lmin 4Geeb •with Scotafnl,- .Kilmoon, and Afterglow in Jine behind him, and Heathercote last. In the straight Gloaming held his own to win/ by two lengths from Kilmoon, who waa a head in front of Heathercote. Afterglow was six. lengths away fourth, with Scornful * ( long way back last. Time, 2m 87 2-ss. Winner bred by E. E. D. Clarke (Australia) and trained by R. J. Mason. The pedigree of the winner reads:— / Ormonde Bend Or Lily Agnes o Orme Angelica Gulopiu St. Angela Jf Galopin Vedette ~ J t«»I» . - ony .1 — Roaebeiy ——— Sarcasm 1 r-. i Rosebery- Sptculum i J: CrowbetTy Ladylike ; Lizzie Scottish Chief i | L "^« a -r Agility . £ Uncaa Stockwell ; g The Wid- NightingaJa 1 g •£. goon Ujrptwus (5 Nu Lambda j _ ~ Oxford ~ I d . sterling Whisper 1 .§ . Enthusiast clM rry 8 Duke ] u DucJhew Mirella * J* Kildare t M Melton Violet j Greeba Melrose } Suunse Springtield i . Sunrav •?. 0 . — fJoncaster 2 . Rouge Rose ] S, orvieto Xapoli Micajoni 1 q Sonspjoe | • Sterling $ Eleotrifl Whisper 5 £ Light BeaChy K of S Patrick t Hea,i [Beechndt Winnerb of the race ar«:— I Yea;. ' Winner. Time. „ 'm. e. S 1869 W. Harris's Ada .. .. — -c 1860 C. Kedwood'a OHo .. ..3 0 . 1661 J, Mallock's Emmelins .. 186 a It. P. Lauce's-Azucena .. 2 58 „ ISCo E. Staflord's Opera — j 1864 H. P. l»alice's Bgremont .. 3 12 ; 1865 H. P. Lance's Nebula ». 2 5t 1666 J. Mallock'e Scandal .. 2 56 1867 W. Barnard's "Flying Jib ... w.o. 1 IS6B H. i'edwood's Manuka .. 2 50 J 1869 J. Dougias'e Malabar .. 2 .52 1870 S. Nos worthy'a Envy ... 2 69 I 1871 Mr Hunter's Defamation .. 2 49 "V 1872 S. Nosworthy's Calumny .. 2 49 j 1878 H. Redwood's Papapa .. 2 47 I 1874 P. Campbell's Tadmor .. 2 53 1 1875 P. Campbell's Dan O'Rourke 2 sai A 1876 H. Redwood's Songster .. 2 62J U 1877 G. Fraaer's Trump Card .. 2 47 • 5 187" W. If. Neileon's Natator ..2 43 i 1879 R. Kay'« Hornby "Mo A 18S0 R. Campbell's Sir Modred ... 43 B 1881 H Weatmacott's The Dauphin 2 44 £ 18M W. Robinson's Cheviot .. 2 45i B 1663 W. Robinson's Oudeus .. 2 41J L 1834 H. Redwood's BlacV .Roee .. 2 54 B 1835 W. Reeves's Stonyhurst .. 2 44 G 1866 W. H<Jbioßon's Disowned .. 2 4'2| 1887 G. G. Stead's Maxim .. 2 405 D 1888 P. 'Bntler'a Manton ..2 40 g 1889 G. G-. Stead's Scots Grey .. 2 42 a I€9o G. G. Stead's Medallion .. 2 41J J, 189 L D O'Brien'* Florrie . • 2 43& K 1533 G." G. Stoad's Stepniak .. 2 40J. y 1893 J B. Reid'e Skirmisher .. 2 44i W G. G. Stead's Bl«. Kr. ..2 421 E 1895 H. Cmig'a Euroclydon .. 2 1896 G. G. Steads Uniform .. - 41 1897 G. G. Stead's Multiform •• 2 41 D ■-IS9B G. G. Steads AlUir • • - B S ■•'««« g 11901 G\ G. Stead's ... 2 3, 4-o B 1902 G. G. Stead's Orloff -• - JU l-o Q 1903 S. B. Mouatts RosmJ .. - _-o ■iftfU o G. stead s Isigmfali .. _ 1905 ■ g'. G. Stead's Noctuixorm .. M 1906 J D Ormonds Zimmerman 2 40 1-5 1907 W E. BidwiU's Elevation .. 2 36 1903 Sir O. Clifford's Husbandman - 38 --o V( 1900 Mesdamos Foss and 2 Li 1910 G D. Greenwood's Danube .. - 38 _ 9" 1911 Sir G. Clifford's Masterpkce 2 £6 3-o 1912 W. G. and G. L. Stead s Bon Rere 2 42 3-o 1913 G. D Greenwood's Cherubini 2 35 1-5 19J4 T. If. Lowry's Balboa .. 2.35 2-3 1915 T. H-Lowry's Desert Gold .. 2 *1 l-o 1913' G. L." Stead's Tbe To? •• * £ J-® 1917 T. H. Lowry's Est land ..2:39 4-5 t< 1918 G. D, Greenwood's Gloamxßff - 37 2-5 t]

STEWARDS' HANDICAP, ! second 300 govs, and third 100 aov» froa I stake. Six furlonge. _ , , i 6. J. Todd's br f Micbaela by Kokcby— Jessie Letvars lyrs " - car - ' ® , C. Emerson • 10. W. G. Stead's b g Good Day *y r? 612 » R. S. Bagby ■ S. W. E. Herbert's br fBo P<»P 3yre 7 3 > R. Hanson ' » 3. G. F. Hardy's b g Croesus aged 0 0 P. Bradv ( 1 7. W. R. K«sbills ch c Hymest-ra 4yr« n e .. .. J- Campbell ! 7. W. R. Kembail'a br f Nanna 4yrs 8 1 (coupled) .. •• McEwan ( 1. G. D. Beatson's br g Parisian Diamond 6yrs I) 3 .. >■ Gray ( 5. J. Gorinr Johnston's b h Nystad syrs 6 0 .. R. Raid ( o. J. Gcriag Johnston's br g Birkenvale •lyrs (coupled) 7 9 •• Wateon ( 13- \V. Duncan's b c Acre 4jts 8 9 C. Prioe C 11. H. Spratt's b m Inab. Syrs 8 3 B. Deeley C 2. Sir Geo. Clifford's b h Wrest!*? syrs 71l ... .. .- Tonnp 0 9( A. Murdoch's br g Kilboyne syrs . 10 A. Reid C 13 :»frs M. A. Perrv'a b g Dennjoaiie Svrs 730 .. " M. McCarten 0 4. R. C. Gillies's r g Mortham iyrs 7 2 E. Ludlow € 12. R. A. McKenzie's ch g Glorify aged 6 13 L. Morris 0 17. W. Kain's br nx Marea aged 6 7 car. 6 11J .. .. .. D. Botton 0 16. \V. A. Nicholl's br m Tremens .. 0 i-i. A. A. Cameron's ch f Damian 3yrs G 7 car. G 11} .. .. F. Corlett. 0 The field got away from a perfect start and ran that way lor a furlong. Turning iuto the Inali had a Blight lead of a bunched field, Mortham, Hvmestra, Parisian Diamond, Damien, and Micbaela's colouri being prominent. Once in the running Emerson lot Michaela's head go, and pui eoon settled tho question, winning by three lspgtbs from Good Day, who km just clw f-i BoPeep. Jna.li was fourth, Parisian Diamond fifth, and Damien sixth. Time, lm 11 4-ss. Wir.ner bred br owner and trained by J. Rvt lodge. "Winners of tho race are: — Year. Winner. A. W'g't. Time. at. lb. aa. *. 1890 W. Ru»»t!l'» Red Croaa * *5 1-ltj 18$1 H. Xiuan'a Clanranald ..I 8 8 IIT 1602 Geo. G. Staad'a Stepniak .. 8 •T 10 llt 1895 P. ButUr'a Au R»voir ..4 8 0 IIS 1891 -G. H. Clifford'* Goldan Flteca ..8 7 4 1 IS| JB9> J. Cnrran'a Vanilla 5 4 9 1 144 38D6 J. Curran'a Vanilla 8 8 1 1 1«44 1897 F. Webb's Boxaai.. • . 719 llt 14 1896 J. T. Moore'a Cnataeui ..4781 16 H 183* 11. Bobb«'» Banxoin 4 7 S 1 111-J 1900 Kon G. lieLean'a Pampero ..3 7 4 1 141-f 1901 Geo. G. Staad'a Royal Artillery .. 3 7 10' 117 130J Hon. G. McLean'a Vladimir .. • *7 8| 1 14 I t 1903 Geo. G. Siaad'a Machina Gun .. S Si 1 1(8-1 1804 TV. T. and L. C. Hazlcit'a Vladimir t 0 0 111 160S R. w. Patwion'a Solution .. 4 7 9 114 M ISOS J. MoLaughlin'a Captain Shannon 5 7 7 1 141-1 1307 J. R. Macdonald'a Gold Cr«it .. » 8« IUM 1909 A. Barclay'a Fenatei 4 810 1 lIS4 190) F. Hall'. Gold Laoa 4 8 4 1 111-1 1910 F. Preaton'a Equit&a 6 810 114 JW 1911 Mr Highden'a Nyland S 711 1153-6 1912 W. G. 2c G. L. Stead'> Bon Kevat 3 6 0 1 119-5 C. G. Dalgaty** 6Urdaacart 8 4 7 1 1134 1918 C. G. Dalgety'a Watatap > 618 118 1914 J. ,7. Uoßrid«'a Obeono 6 711 114 1915 G. F. Hardy'e Crceeua 4 813 1 121-4 1916 G. D. Greentvood'a Bimeter 5 8 9 1 131>5 1917 H. Ei Troutbcck's Form Up 4 8 10J 112 (inc. Jib over) 1918 J. Todd's Michael* 4/7 3 1 114.3 * Inc. 121b over, t Dead-baat. . RICCARTON WELTER HANDICAP, of 400 bots; second 80 gots. and third 40 MVS from stoke. One mil?. 1 J. B. Roid's b f Punka,- by Cooltrinw Drowsy 3yra 8 12 ■ B. Deeley 1 2. H, Friodlander'a ch g Sedd-01-Babr 6yia 8 13 ... .. .. C. Price S i. Sir Geo. Clifford's blk c Sir Fanciful 3yra 8 .. , H. Stoong 8 3 John Barleycorn 9 11 F. E. Jones;' 9 Linden 8 13 F. Anderton (coupled with Sadd-•el-Balu); 7 King Star 8 7 F. C. Porter; 6 Matty 8 4 H. Gray; and 5 Achilledea C. Emoraon also started. ' Sedd-el-Bahr waa the first out, hut got B.entv back, and Matty took, the lead with Kin<j Star. In tho straight Punka.. took charge and went on. to win by a length from Sedd-el-Bahr, who was two length* clear of Sir Fanciful, who was a noaa in front of John Barloycorn. Linden was fifth. Time, lm 40 A-Ss.- Winner bred in Australia, and trained by M. Hobbo, HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY. ASHLEY HANDICAP, of 200 sow. Ono mile. at lb at lb Hasama ... 9 5 Consultation 7 9 Subterfuge .. 811 Moorabbe .. 7 8 Sabine .. 8 0 -Bomb .. 7 6 Koyal Star .. 8 9 H*ppy Captain .7 6 Ulcus. 8 8 Missouri ... 7 2 Cooing •• 8 6 Wild Nisht .. 7 2 Jingo ..,85 Indus ... 7 2 GJavorhouse .. 8 2 Mcli .. 7 0. Spyglass .. 3 1 .Bondage ... 7 6 Torchlight . ■ 8 1 Ari'oia ... 7 0 Sleepy Head .. 8 1 Lovematcli .. 7 0 Hylans .. 8 1 Eeperance ..7 0 Palm Oil .. 7 13 The Sappor ..7 0 Algidua .. 712 First Saiute ... 7 0 King of the Hytom .. 7 0 Valley 7 9. CRITERION HANDICAP, of 700 bots. Sir furlonge. Cit&sus .. 9 0 Mortham .. 7 0 Hymcstra .. 0. 6 Torfreda .... 7 2 Koesian .. 8 9 Demagogue .. 7 2 Michaela .. 8 0 Onslaught ... 7 2 Acre - • 8 8 Daytimo ... Gl3 Nystad -• 8 8. Maioha ... 613 Demos .. 8 6 Linden .. 612 Inah • S 4 Kleas .. 611 Long Range .. 8 2 Hyttus j.. 611 Nanna .. 711 Oxenhope Gll Wrestler .. 7 11 Oratress 6 7 Kilboyno ... 7 10 Damien •. 6 7 Good Day ..7 9 Marsa 6 7 Ascaiaphus .. 7 9 Pennon .. 6 7 80-Peep .. 7 8 Tremens ... 6 7 Mill p' Gowrie 7. 8 Belle Noir .. 6 7 Birkenvale .. 7 8 IRWELL HANDICAP, of 300 wSvs. Four furlonge. Warplaiie .. 8 9 Marjory .. 7 7 Affectation .. 8 6 Arch. Salute .. 7 5 Ermin© • • 8 1 Stammer ... 7 5 Amyth&s ..8 1 Hytinas .. 7 5 Orange Bittera 712 Merry UAra .. 7 5 Macduff 7 12 Idleness .. 7 3 Sans Sonci ... 712 Gha«ronia. ... 7 2 Acquittal .. 7 12 Rose Wreath ..7 2 Crenidea •• 7 11 Link Up .. 7 2 Bitholia .. 7 9 Mustard' Pot .. 7 0 Muribiku .. 7 8 Nursing Sister 612 Solfanello .. 7 8 Some .. 612 Strathglass .. 7' 7 Missgold .. 612 Elhythm 7 7 Calauria .. 612 Solaen Crozier 7 7 Farce .. 612 Csantvillfe .. 7 7 Solace .. 6 12 rortrix .. 7 7 ,Syoorai ... 612 Judaea. ..'7 7 Miss Fanna .. 612 JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 1000 sore. Ono mile. Menelaus .. 9 3 Depredation .. 7 7 Parisian Nanna ..77 Diamond 9 1 80-Peep _.. 7 6 Kymeatra .. 813 Mill & Gowns 7 5 Volo .. 8 11 Kilrnah ..7 5 Rorke's Drift 8 3 Heatheroot® .. 7 5 Killjoy ..8 3 Killard ..7 2. Ladogeur " ..8 2 Onslaught .. 7 1 kcre ..8 2 Glorify ..7 0 Syatad .. 8 2 Tre«ida .. 7 0 fulmoon .. 8 2 Maz&ma .. 613 ilargerino .. 8 0 Torfred.a .. 613 Adjutant ..80 Itemagogue . 4 613 Soeaian .. 713 Majestikoff .. 612 Bonnie Maid 713 Vaniish .. 611 Rosa Pink .. 7 11 Hyttus .. 610 jone Range .. 7 11 Mandrake .. .6 10 Bagdad .. 7 10 Braid •• 6 7 jrlendower •• 710 Royal Star 6 7 klascot .. 7 0 ActiTe •• 6 7 Devotion ..7 9 Dusky.Ero ..6 7 3ood Day .- 7 9 Warform .. 6 7 Ucalaphus -.7 8 Risingham -- 67 rohn Barleycorn 7 7 Tremena 6 7 iilboyne . 7 7 Damien . • 6 ' Wrestler •- 7 7 Belle Noir ... 6 7 rVinter Chorry " 7 2PSOM HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 4CO sors. Seven furlonga. "010 •• 10 11 Revocation .. 8 6 Jerotion .. 911 Kiltees •• 8 5 Bagdad -• 911 Pyjama .. 8 3 Jood Day .. 910 Prince Delaware 8 2 til rush. ..9 8 Matty ...82 sirkenvale .. 9 8 .Phi! May ..8 0 Onslaught .. 9 3 King Star .. 8 0 rlorify .. 9 2 Risingham .. 8 0 Icornful •• 9 2 Matatua .. 8 o lajestikcS .. 9 1 Sir Fanciful ..8 0 iaioha ..91 Happy Captain 8 0 tobur 9 1 Derby Day .. 8 0 "arnish •• Sl3 Achilledea .. SO linden .. 8 Hiero 8 0 Iztnhope .. 8 9 Tyne •• S 0 ■abine ' ..89 Kaminohe .. 80 rdmore .. '8 8 Fabisco 8 0