CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16363, 7 November 1918, Page 8

CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.

SPRING MEETING. CANTERBURY CUP AND OAKS DAY. Though a strong nor'-wester was blowing all day, the weather yesterday was much better than on the opening day of tho Canterbury Jockey Club's Spring Meeting, and it was surprising that the attendance was not larger than it was. The track was particularly fast, and, with the assistance of tho nor'-wester, two Australasian records were broken. Eilboyno clipped 1 1-oth sec off Sweet Corn's record of lmin 11 1-oth sec running the distance in lmin lOsoc, and Surveyor broke Conouoror's long-6stsblishcd record of 46 , l-sth sec for four furlongs by covering I the distance in 4.5 3-otii s©c. Bsckbts ' of favourites did not have a very good dav, but there was plenty of money available, as the machine, which was more expeditiously worked than on tho first day, handling £43,944 10s as against £43,115 for tho corresponding tiav last year. Thirteen useful platers wont to the post for the Ashley Handicap, and they provided an interesting race. After a good start the field ran in a bfinch, with Hylans showing just clear of the leaders, while Royal Star and Spyglass got chopped back last. There was a considerable amount of bumping during the race amoiig the rear division, ana the positions of tho leaders were never materially altered, except that Hylans dropped out of it, and Claverhouse eventually won nicety. 80-Peep and Meli, were withdrawn from the Oaks, fearing six good-looking fillies to parade for the Ladies' classic. Punka, on the strength of her firie form on tho ■first day, was well supported, but Afterglow, Moutoa Ivanova, and Lionskin had plenty of followers, while Karo also had friends. Punka made tho running for four furlongs, and then Karo and Bonville went out and forced the pack. with Punka in behind them. Half a mile from home Karo was in the lead, with Punka and Afterglow challenging:, and all. three appeared to be doing their best. Punka stayed on, and won by.a neck, Afterglow being a moderate third, Taken all round they were a good lot of fillies, and rather above the average usually Been out in the Oaks. Michaela was made almost an even-money favourite for the Criterion Handicao, from wheh Marsa was withdrawn. The favourite was not well placed at the entrance to the course proper, but she was running on well at the finish, and might have won had there been another furlong to go. Wrestler, Mill o'

I Gowrie, Acre, and Inah were weTl placed at the end af two furlongs, but they failed to run on, and finished wejl back. Assisted by the strong nor'wester, tho winner put up an Australasian record of lmin lOsec for the six furlongs. Tlie field of two-year-olds that went out for the Irwell Handicap was full of future possibilities, for it is seldom that a better-looking lot have been saddled tip in the Dominion for a i*vo-year-old handicap. , The bracketed pair Affectation <and Rose Wreath, were made warm favourites, and they raced well, though somewhat green, j The favourite got away well, but ] could not hold his position, and bad fallen back into fourth place at the end 1 of two furlongs, and thus early Amytlias looked a winner. Crenides struggled to avert defeat with great gameness, but was beaten on his merits, as L. H. Hewitt had him out in front early and: handled him well. A number of the lot that finished well back will see a much better day, as they were very green. The Jockey Club Handicap proved to be a very open race, and though Onslaught won nicely by a short length, and registered his third successive win, it did not look any certainty at the distance post. Parisian l>:amond,

who was a great paddock tip, was well placed all the way, but was not good enough to beat the Antagonist colt at> the weights. Of the wholp field Rorke's Drift and Killard were*the only two competitors who got a bad passage, both of them being last after going half a mile, just behind Ascalaphus. The Canterbury Cup! which looked to be a foregone conclusion for (SasanoF or Kilmoon, proved to be one of the greatest struggles ever seen for victory in the race. J. Campbell on Snub, not finding the pace solid enough, went out in the lead after going five furlongs, and sent his mount along all the way. With half af mile to go the favourites closed I up, but Snub was not to be denied, ana struggling on in tho gamest manner, he got home by a 'short neck from Kilmcon, who was a head in front of Sasanof. , Considering the strong nor'west wind that was blowing, the time for. the journey was really good. With a strong nor'-wester behind them, tho sprinters in the Electric Plate, headed by Surveyor, put up a fresh Australasian record for half a mile. The previous record cf 46 1-oth eee was put up on a sim'lar day by Conqueror, when he won the Welcome Stakes by a narHßc ™«rgin from Dundas, away back in 1897,' and after standing for tw«nty-one years Surveyor reduced it to 45 3-sth sec in this year's Eloctrie Plate —a record that will probably stand for an-

other half-century. Surveyor got an advantage at the start, beine on tho move when the barrior rose, put Torfreda immediately honied him, and looked a winner at the distance, but tho Nassau colt finished on and won by a neck, the rest being some d-'stance away. The dnv's racing was brought to a close with Good Dav being made a warm favourite, in a field of twelve, for the Epsom High Weight Handicap, and he sent his supporter's home in a good fnme of mind by winning, but he was lucky to do so, for had the rid or of Sir , Fanciful kept Ijis mount on the rails, ! Gray on the favourte would never have been 'able to squeeze through as he d : d. , Sir Fancifui's supporters were unlucky i in not getting first dividend, but had 1 Linden, who finished third, got a good | run he must havo won, as he jvas traveli 'r.fr foster than anything over the last ' furlong. Ardmore was another that gnt) ! a bad run in the e-ir'y stare* of the race •or he might have cot into tho money. Following are details of the racing:—

ASHLEY HANDICAP, of 200 sovb; second j 40 eof?. ar/J third 20 eovs from stake.. ' One mile. 6. Dcnr.«ilan and SfcgnrtK-inV br ~ Clawhoc;" br Antagonist—Scottish Star 4yrs 8 2.. .. . • H. Youn*» 1 9. J. Y. McCracken's br c Fir*t 3vre 7 .. .. .. M. 2 12. H. Whitney's br f Ariliia 7 F. Cnrl»fct 3 2 Manama 9 o H. Wnf«jn: 1 Sabir.e 8 9 TT. Gray: 3 Rornl Sv ->? F. Air'^'-'rri: 5 'nre fl 1 A. P R 1 W. Bwh: i K : n<r of'tho V>5W 7 9 Tt. -S. 80-»bv: 10 flnmb 7 6 car. 7 8 P.R/'eT: 7 W$H Xi?M 7 2 n. You»l<r: 13 7 2 T. and 11 7 P. C. J?eod aleo Hy'ans, Fimt nnd Bomb wr" in th" 'efl to th" *t-ni?lif, vi'h . e n"cln?fl M Arihia liwrfc. In the ptTnitrht wnt to •win b*- a sn'l s> half from Fi's^ vrVo rw r» a-'»t-irioo in f'oni, of Arihia, Snbin-®, "Wild Vjn-'it, P/1»"' Ci-r- a T "' in t'Hft W.li lit'?"- them. T!rn~, lm 42 3-sa. br~i by Sir Geo. Clifford and trained

bv owners. NEW OAKS STAof Pf>o x-ivfi: i»>n eov. a-nd thiH P0 f-irn ir'iVo. For fillies. '\V' v i ? 'b t 8 10. On« mil" and » 1 1. J. B. Peid'a b f Punka by Con't-ira— j .. .. ' .. H. 1 ' 6. M""- M. A. Pttv's br f Karo by —Ka'ituV" .. L. H. Hewitt 2 2. G. P. br f by •Deirra^hT/v^ —"nnsrlow .. B. 3 3. Sir Geo. fiff-rd's br f LiotiaWn h- Kilbronev —Counterfeit .. H. Youns* 0 5. H. CarH's b f Bonville by Boniforrri— , .. .. ..A. Rood 0 ;4.F S. Fifstoi'a br £ Montoa Ivfliova bv I j Martian —Ukrsine .. .. C. Prieo 0 1 Punic* wen* o£f in the '-v.d for half a j ciiTe. with Aft»rp!ow ln«t. IJ'i-inins: up ti>» back Karo and- Bonville took oha-«r<>* ar .d forced the pao», with Pnnka next. Karo led into the etraidrt from Pnnka and Afterglow,

ith the rest beaten, and after a good raee ome Punka won by a neck from Karo, with iterglow three lengths away.. Lionskin was mrfch, Moutoa. Ivanova fifth, and Bonville ist. Time, 2m 37a. Winner bred by esecu>rs late J. Ttompcon (N.S.W.), asd trained y M. Hobbs. *1 , Bend Or o Ormonde LilyAgoen jf onnß Vedette | Giopm Flying H Vampire Pucheas 1 Irony 'Kosebery V ■ Sercaam Starling a ißonomy IsolaxjelU 3 | Moorhca PAtoi»horr-. 3 .. Si xingfiel4;V arsan Morgiana | _ Bal(>nK)ck Squwb > Lord Clifden 4 # Hampton *5 Galopm •g Ayrslu ™ Atlanta Fewka Oxford £ State* Catherine. Blair Athol Douglas Xiaesie Ceetns ' Tozopholite •A Musket WestAuatr*- ® too in axe o & Trenton Goldsbrough q g Frailty Flora Mclvor J= _ Alarm oq Fanio Queen of Nightmare _ Jieauty Ev«wng Lord Clifden aur M. of Bjerwent

Winners of the race tie:— Emo. m. s. 1887 a. O. Stead's -Enid .. 2 624 1888 W. C. Webb's Enchin trees .. 3 482 1889 G. H. Clifford'® Syniaca 2 44| 1890 W. C. Webb's Diadem ... 3 60J IS9I D. O'Brien's Flarrie 2 434 1892 J. Brafcazon-'a Dora .. 249 1893 6. G. Stead's Icb Diem 2 89 1-5 1894 G. 6. Stead's Blue Fire 246 1895 G. G. Stead's BeLioent ..3 Ui 1696 T. Monin's Armilla ..2 43J 1897 Sir Geo. Clifford's Goldleai.. 2.43 4-5 1898 G. G. Stead's Motto ..2' £6 J 1899 D. McLeod'a Miss Dekwal. .. 242 1900 G. G. Stead's lomene .. 240 3-5 1901 G. G. Stead's Cruciform .. 243 4-5 1902 Hon. G. McLean's Kosslyn 2 44 1903 J. B.'Reid's Gladsome .. 240 3-5 1901 G. G. Stead's Nightfall „ 240 4-5 1905 G. G. Stead's Isolt .. 248 1906 G. Hunter's Mungista 242 1907 H. A, Knight's Mercy ~.2 41J 1908 J. S. Thane's. Artillorie .. 237 4-5 1900 D. Rutherford's Lngode .. 253 1-5 1910 L. G. I>. Acland's Martina .. 286 4-5 1911 Sir "Geo. Clifford's Counterfeit 238 4-5 1912 Sir Geo. Clifford's Brown Ottl 249 1913 A. Alexander's Bonny Helen 1914 Sir G. Clifford's Court Martial 253 4-5 1915 T. H. Lowry's Desert Gold .. 285 2-5 1916 W. E. Bidwill's. Devotion .. 286 4-5 1917 J. Walker's Impediment .. 286 2-5 1918 J. B. Beid's Punka .. 237 CRITERION HANDICAP, of 700 save; second 140 eovs, and third 70 sovs from

stake. Six furlongs, 1 6. A.. Murdoch's.. br g Kilboyne bjr Kil-broney—Arai-te-Uru fiyxa 7 10 ' A.. Reed 1 2. "W. E. Herbert's b f 80-Peep 3yra 7 8 eaa\ 710 .. .. • .. H. Gray 3 , 3. J. Todd's br f Miohaola 4ym 8 9 - v . C. Emenwn 3 8 Aero 8 8 C. Price; 7 Nystad 8 8 R. Bead; 3 Inah 8 4 B. Deeley; 9 Nanna 7 .11 E. MoEwan; 4 Wrestler 7 11 H. Young; 6 Mill o' Gowrio 7 8 H. Watson; 10 Demagogue 7 2 M. McCarten; and 11 Tremens 6 7 T.: L. Keid also started. From a good start MQI o' Gowris took charge of a field that was in % line. In ths straight Kilboyne went to the front, and rao home an-eoey winner by three lengths from 80-Peep, .who was two lengths in front of Miohaela. Tremena was o3one np fourth, and Nanna fifth. Time, lm Kte, an Australasian record. Winner bred, by J. B. Reid and trained by D. Hemdensan. IB WELL HANDICAP, of 300 sots; second 60 soys, and third 30 soys from stsfce. For two-year-olda. Foot furlongs. 2. F. S. Eos ton's b g Amythas by Demesthenes—Gold Treasure 8 1.. 0. Price 1 3. Mra. M. A. Perry's ch g Crenidea 7 11 car. 712 .. .. L. H. Hewitt 8 5. A. W. Rutherford, b g Some Kid 6 12 car. 7 1.. .. T. L. Reid 3 1 Affectation 8 6 H. Gray and Rose Wiwath 7 2 R. S. Bagby (bracketed); G Orange Bittern 7 12 C. Emerson; 8 Sans Saaci 7 12 H.

Young and Tortrix 7 7 car. 7 10J W. Hogg (bracketed); 4 Bitholia 7 9 car. 7 9$ B. DeeJey; 10 Judtsa 77 D.Cotton; 7 Strathglass 7 7 G. Young; and 9 Mieegold 6 12 W. McEwan also started. Affectation was first out, with Amythas, Crenidesv and Some Kid next. At tho end of a furlong Crenides had taken charge from Amythas, with Somo Kid, Rose Wreath, and Affectation next. In the run home Amythas won easily by a short length from Crenides, who was two lengths clear of Some Kid. Affectation and Rose Wreath were next. TOme 4G 2-ss. Winner bred by late G. P. Donnelly and trained by F. Tillev. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs; second 200 sovs, and third 100 sevs from stako. One mile. 4 Sir Geo. Clifford's b g Onslaught by Antagonist—Madwhirl Syrs 7 1 '- G. Young 1 1. G. D. Beatson's br g Parisian Diamond Cyra 9 2.. .. H. Gray 2 3. R. A. McKenzie's ch g Glorify aged 7 • W. Raynor 3 14. F. A. and V. N. Price's b g Rorke's Drift aged 3 3 .. .. C. Price 0 2. D. H. Roberts's b m Killjoy Syra 8 3 ~ ~ ■ . Emerson 0 2. D. H. Roberta's b g Glendower svrs 710 .. .. .. R. S. Bagby 0 9 A. Boyle's br m Margerine 6yra 2 \V. Bush 0 5. P. Soames's b f Bonnie Maid 4yra 7 13 • R. Reed 0 6 H. Whitney's br m Rose Pink svtb 7 11 _ .. .. H. Young 0 10. Mrs H. M. Campbell's ch g Bagdad 4yrs 7 10.. .. L. Berry 0

12. V. and E. Biddiford's b m Mascot Syrs 7 9 .. .. A. Reed 0 11. 11. F. Kicol"s b s -Ascalapnus 6yrs 7 'S C Reed 0 7.' E. S. Lnttrell'a b xa Winter Oi-tv ojris 7 7 car. 7 0 .. B. Dee Icy 0 8. J. Xi. Reid sb g Killard oyrs 7 2 M. McCsirten 0 15. W. A. Nicholl's b f Braid " • . 0 * T. L. Reid 0 13. A. A. Cameron's ch { l/a.«a ,i 6 7 car. 6 10J .. .. F. Corlctt 0 > Onslaught, Braid, and Glorify led a bunched field, of which Rorki'e Drift, Killard, and Ascalaphua were last. At th& entrance to the straight Onslaught was just clear of Parisian Diamond, Glorify, Margarine, Damien, and Bonnie Maid, and holding l-.is own to the post he won by a short length from Parisian Diamond, who was a similar uisuince in Iron*of Glorify. Then in ord;r came Bonnie Maid, Damico, Glcndower, Rorke's Drift, end Margerine. Time, lm 4.5. Winner bred by owner, and trained | by Cutts Bros. CANTERBURY" CUP, cf 750 sove; second 150 soys, and third 75 sovs from stake. Weight-for-age. Two miles and a quarter. 4. W. R. Kemball'e b g Snub by Martian . —Lady Disdain 6yrs 9 3 .. J. Ci-nipbell 1 2. G. L. Stead's b c Kilmoon by Kil- - broney—Lady Sophia 3yrs 7 6 car. 7 7J C. Emerson 2 1. W. G. Stead's b g Sasanof by Martian —Ukraine syra 9 2 .. H. Gray 3 5. G. Wrelliiig's br g Detroit bv Frisco —Fiahermaid aged 9 3 .. If. Young 0 3. V. and E. Riidifoid's b g Menelaus by Martian—Lovelorn syra 9 2 A. Reed 0 Kilraoon made the early running, but Snub wont to the front at the end of five fcrlon£3, and made the pace solid, the order behind him being Kilmoon, Detroit, Sasanof, and Menelaue. Galloping along in fine style, Snub led into the straight, with Kilmoon, Saeartof, and Moaalaaa closing tlio

gap. One. hundnxl yards from' the post) Sasanof and Kilmoon looked ae if they would both boat the leader, but responding- gamely to Campbell's calls, Snub strogglai .on to trie by a short neck from Solmoon, who was a head in front < f Sasanof. Menelaus was a good fourth, with Detroit last casing up. Times 8m 56 l-ss. Winner bred by C. G. Dalgety, and trained by W. Hawthorne. Winners of the raoe are:— Time ?ear. ' Winner m. s. 1854 G. Lee's. Tomerline .. .. — 1855 (2*o race) 1856 W. Smart's Tamcrline — 1857 C. Turner's War Eagk> .. — ISoS W. Barnard's Scrip .. S 52 1859 C. Redwood's Wetsail .. — 1860 C. Rod wood's Wetsail .. w.o. 1861 H. Stafford's Ultima .. — 1862 H. P. Lance's Revoke .. 526 1863 H. P. Lance's Golden Cloud — 1861 —. McKenrio's Shillelagh .. 4 3 1865 W. Harris's Belle of tho Islo 5 51 1866 W. Harris's Stormbird .. 554 1867 —. Studholme'a Knottingly .. 6 6 186S H. Redwood's Manuka ' .. B 4-3* 1869, —. Studholme's Knowingly .. 049 1870 H. Redwood's Poetess .. 4 17 1871 H. Redwood's Peeress* .. 4 18 1873 S. Kosworthy's Lurline .. 4 13 1873 S. Noaworthy's Lurline .. 4 8 1874 D. O'Brien's Tambourini .. 416 1875 P. Campbell's Dan O'Bourke 4 13} i 1876 H. Redwood's Guy Fawkes .. 4 16J ! 1577 —. Farmer's Ariel .. .. 4Hi 1878 R. Ray'e Templetoa .. .. 411 1879 B. G. Griffiths'# Betrayer ... 4 7 1330 G. Frasor's Le Loup.. ..4 9 1881 W. Robinson's Grin . ..4 6 1882 D, Proudfoot's Sir Modred .. 4 14J 1683 J. Pilbrow's Wolcome Jack .. 4 15 1884 J. Pilbrow's Welcome Jack .. 4 15} 1565 W. Reeves's Stony hurst .. 4 11J 1886 P. Butler's Artillery .. 410 j 1887 G. G. Stead's Maxim .. 4 lj 1888 P. Butler's Manton .. .. 412 ISS9 S. H. Golkn's TiraeHenr ..4 3 1890 P. Butler's Crackshot .. 4 4& 1891 D. O'Brien's Freedom •• 4 5i 1892 G. G, Stead's Stepniak #. 4 4} 1893 J. B. Reid's Skirmisher •• 4 <i 1894 - M. Hobbs's Prime Warden .. 4 8} 1 1895 H. Craig's Euroclydon .. 3 S7j 1896 M. Hobbs's Lady Zetland .. 359 1-5 1897 G. G. Stead's Multifona .. 4 3 3-5 1898 G. G. Stead's Multiform .. 425 1899 F. N. George's Seahorse •• 36S 1-5 1900 D. Gordon's Advance .. 8 7 3-5 1901 G. G. Stead's Menschikoff ..3 J 1-5 1902 G. G. Stead's Cruciform .. 4 9 '2-5 1903 Sir G. Clifford's Treadmill .. 369 2-5 1904 G. G. Stead's Martian •• 432 4-5 1905 G. (3. Stead's Noctuifonn ..4 3 8-5 1906 D. O'Brien's Multifid .. 4 8 4-5 ,1907 W. E. Bid will's Elevation .. 4 11 2-5 1908 G. F. Moore's Signer .. ,3 58 3-5 1909 Mesdames Foas and Stnartfa Elyeian .. ..4 0 1910 J. Monk's Diabolo .. .. 553 1-5 1911 Stead Bros, and G. D. Greenwood's Vice-Adminl .. 4 18 S-5 1912 W. S. Davidson's Goldfi&der 4 8J 1913 G. D. Greenwood's Cherubim 4 16 19141 W. E. 'Bidwill's Beputation.. — 1915 C, G. Dalgety's Wars top ..4 4! 1916 G. ft. Stead's The Toff .. 553 3-5 1917 T. H. Lowry*a Estland .. 4 18 1918 W. B. Kemball's Scub .. 3 56 1-5 ~ * Ftod 1865 to 1869 the distance was three miles, asd from 1870 to .1899 and from 1903 it was two mOoe and a quarter. In 1900 and 1901 the distance was' one mile and t Aftor a dead beat with Knotting (Ray), run in 4m 275. t No time taken. ELECTRIC! PLATES, of 600 sots; aeoond 100 govs; and third 50 eovs' {ran. stake. Weight-for-age. Four furlongs. ■ 2 G. L. 'Stead's ch Xo Surveyor by Nassau . —Pedometer 2yra 6 6 .. R. S. Bagby 1 1. A. McDonald's -b t Torfreda Srrs by Hymettus—Straga Syrs 7 11 ..H. Gray 3 4 E. Short's b g Demos by Demosthenes ' —Jeanne d'Aro Syrs 713 .. H. Young 3 5. W. B. Kemball's ch o Hymeetra by Hymottua—Straga 4yr» 9 .. J. Campbell 0 8. G. F. Hardy's b g Croaaus by Royal Fusflior—Aurariua aged 8 13 ' P. Brady 0 C. R. C. GiUies's br g Mertham by Rokoby—Oarrte*bury Bolle 4yrs 8 11 \ H. Watson 0 Surveyor got slightly the best of an uneven start, bat Torfreda was in' front when they t»t to the raOs on the course proper. In the run home Surveyor stayed on best, and won by a neck from Torfrcda, who wae feur lengths in front of Demos. Ore sua was, next, Hymeetra fifth, and Mortham last. - Time, 45 3-ss—aa Australasian rceozd. Winner bred by owner, and trained by B. O'Donoell. : EPSOM HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 400 eovs; second SO' sova, and thim 40 soys.from stake. Seven furlongs.. 1. W. G. Stead's be Good Day by Boniform —Sunlight 4yrs 9 10 .. H. Gray 1 2. Sir Geo. Clifford's blk c Sir Fanciftu Byrs' 8 .. .. H. Young 2 8 H. Friedlander's b g Linden syrs 8 12 ' F. Anderton 3 6"Majestikofl.9 IF. Ellis;-9 Varnish 813 W. Bush; 11 Oxenhope 8 9 S. Walls; 5 Ardmore 8 8 A. Reed; 7 Pyjama 8 3 F. C. Porter; 10 Matty 8 2 G. Young; 4 Riaingham 8 B. Deeley; 8 Achilledes 8 C. Emerson; and 12 Tyne BB.C. Reed also started. Sir Fanciful, Achilledes, and Matty made the running*, from Good Day to. the straight, where Good Day got through, on the raild, and won by a length from Sir Fanciful, who was a short length in front of Linden, Risingham fourths Pyjama fifth, and' Majestfkoff sixth. ■' Time, lm 27 2-5«. Winner bced by 'ewoer, sod trained by G. Jones,

THIRD DATS HANDICAPS. MIDDLETON HURDLE HANDICAP, of 200 KjNj. . Ono mile. and three-quarters. oi. lb. at. lb. Fisher i.. 11 9 Good Hope . .. 9 13 [Vascular •• 11 3 AchfUedas ..9 8 Vacuum .. 1018 St. Kevin ». $ 8 Eimboltos ..10 5 Ynscoma .. 9 0 King Star . .. 10 2 Sentence ...9 0 APPRENTICES' HANDICAP, «f 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. Afterglow ■ ... 9 9 Bed Pool , ..7 8 Sabine - 811 First Salute .. 7 8 Bellxoek ~ S 9 Bomb ..7 8 Rosevear .. 8 9 Happy Captein 7 7 Oooing ..8 9 Arihia ..7 8 Elena .. 8 9 LarisM .. 7. 2 Risingh&m . .. 8 8 Wild ..7 2 Ma-tatna ..8 3 Indus ... 7 2 Palm Oil ..8 2 Bondage .. 7 0 Montoa Ivaoova 8 1 GvaelatOß, ..7 0 Coneultation .. 7 9 Ssyeranos >.7 0 King of tho Glcnapp fiOy .. 7 0 Valley .. 7 8 Tbe Sapper ..7 0 SPRING NURSERY HANDICAP, of 400 sove. Five furlongs.

Lady Ball ..8 9 Nantville ..7 8 Warplane ..8 8 Bitholi* ~7 3 Amytlias ..8 8 Straithglas .. 7 2 Affectation .. 8 4 Arch Salute .. 7 2 Royal Stag .. 8 4 Stammer «.". 7 2' ■Prrrini .. 8 0 T-!1n n«8e .. 6 18 Crenideo •• 7 10 Chaeronia .. 6 13 Macduff .. 7 10 Roes "Wreath. .. 6 11 Orange Bitters 7 9 Mustard Pot ... 6 11 Flight Com- Some KuJ 6 10. mander •• 7 9 Nursing Sister 6 '9 Solfanello .. 7 7 Calauria .. G 9 Murihiku ..7 5 Solace .. G 9 Sans S<raci ... 7 5 Sycorax ..6 9 Marjory 't ..7 5 Miss Fanna .. 6 7 Golden Crozior 7 5 Mies Gold .. 6 7 Rhythm .. 7 5 METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of 1250 60V3. One mile and a half. Saaarof .. 9 9 Bagdad ..7 5 Client .. 9 4 Sedd-el-Bafer .. 7 H Snub ..9 2 John Barleycorn 7 2 M n n©la'i« .. 9 0 Cynic .. 7 2 Volo ..8 5 Kilrush ..7 1 Marj;orina a .. SO Kiilnrd ..7 1 A*iiutamt .. 8 0 B-ttJe Sonj .. 7 0 (•Kilmoon .. 7 13 ""via .. 7 n Rorke's Drift .. 7 12 Earo ..7 0 Glendovrcr ..7 9 . s.ty Eve .. G 7 Kosfl Pink .. 7 7 Mazama .. 6 7 Detroit .. 7 7 Mojeatilroff .. 6 7 Depredation .. 7 7 R-oyal Star ..6 7 itnfloot .. 7 7 Varnish ..6 7 Devotion .. 7 7 Pwingham ..6 7 .. 7 7 Active •• 6 7AVON WELTER HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Sis fttrlonfs. K'iiboyne ..10 6 Tjionsfcin .. 8 2 Pood Day .. 10 C Oratress .. 7 13 J .. 9 13 Ardmore .. 7 13 Inah .. 9 11 Pvjama .. 7 13 Bn<;dr*l .. 9 9 Mouloa Ivanova 7 12 T/otit Range .. 9 9 fynhope .. 7 11 ■Ro-Pe*p ■ .. 9 9 Princ* Delaware 7 10 Bi-kervvalo .. 9 8 Phil Mfty .. 7 9 Mil! ©' Gowrie 9 4 Royal Star .. 7 .9 M«-t'i»m .. 9 3 Cooing ..7 9 T<vfrida .. 9 2 Jinso , ..7 9 Glorify .. 9 0 Th*stfus .. 7 ° M-unhk .. 8 in fVrby Day .. 7 7 Davti"v» ' ..7 7 Scornful .. 8 12 V>wabbe .. 7 7 RoVfr ' .. 8 11 Tvne_ ..7 7 Tymairogue .. 811 Bonsign .. 7 7 Liridon .. 8 7 Hiiro .. 7 7 | Revocation ..8 3 Firat Salute ..7 7 Cherry Mart .. 8 2 Fabisco .. 7 7 Damien .. S 2 j RANDOLPH* HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six ftirlon"*. Onslaught ..10 6 Missouri .'. 7 2 M?ioli:v .. 9 9 Meli _ ..7 2 Afterglow .. 9 7 Boilo Noir .. 7 0 CJaverhonse .. 9 1 ..7 0 Sir Fanciful .. 8 13 Wild Ni»ht ..7 0 Subterfuge .. 8 10 Bombproof ..7 0 ..8 8 Trickery .. 7 0 Phil May .. 8 6 Bonsign ..7 0 Cooing .. 8 6 Laripsa .. 7 0 Royal' Star ..8 6 Bondage .. 7 0 Jingo ..8 6 Indus ..7 0 Klc-us .. 8 6 Vasconin .. 7 0 TTi-othis ..8 6 Lcvo Jfatch ..7 0 Warfonn ..8 3 Soaltmena ..7 0 Sl'-epy Jffead ..8 1 Shypjus .. 7 0 Monrj<bb« .. 7 13 Immenso .. 7 0 Alaridus .. 7 13 Greekson .. 7 0 Active .. 7 13 Maiipo .. 7 (1 Spyglass .. ' 7 12 "Hytom .. 7 0 Red Pool ..7 5 Once More ..7 0 Killinay ..7 3 Chorale ..7 0 Tolemoa .. 7 3 CamerisA A . al 0

FEXDALTON HANDICAP, ore^rTW One mile. - Si Parisian Kilrush '» . Diamond ..9 9 Hotvthorcote " 4 ! Menelaue ... 9 3 Mill o' Gow,U J Hymosfra .. 8 13 Karo I * Tolo .. s U Melee " i * 5,1 MjchacU .. s 9 Afterglow "7 ® Kilborne ..8 6 Glorify I j* Adjutant .. S S Killed " i ? Good Day ..8 3 Daytimo 1 * Nystad .. 3 3 Majeslikoff Acre ..8 2 Kobu r " 111 Killjoy .. S 2 C!av«rhouse "* <5 J Eorke'a Drift 8 1 Linden c J Koeeian .. 713 liars* " 6 0 1 Long Range .. 713 Varnish . . e «" Punka .. 713 Ozenhoj* ». e 9 Demos .. 7 12 Sabine 6 ? Row Pink .. 710 Maxaraa ~ $>• Innh _ ..7 9 Subterfuge .. £> » Devotion ..7 9 Tremena .. fi '? Begdad .. 7 9 Royal SUr g »■ v Mascot .. 7 S Eleus 5 i Ascalaphus .. 7 7 Matty $7 • Nanna ..7 7 Risinsham .. 6 7 Sedd-el-Rabr ..7 7 Bonviilc .. g » Wrestler .. 7 7 Moorabbe .. 6 ? John Barleycorn 7 6 Palm Oil ~ g ■» Winter Cherry 7 5 Acceptances close at noon today. ■.. .