SPORTING.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17064, 8 February 1921, Page 8

SPORTING.

Acceptances for the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's Summer fleeting close at noon to-day. The following penalties have, been declared for the .New Zealand [Metropolitan T.C.'s Summer Meeting:—Midsummer Handicap, Willie Lincoln penalised osec, Craven Handicap, -sec< Stewards' Handicap, Proudsprmg penalised lsec. HAMILTON R.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING. (FHESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON, February 7. Tlio following handicaps have been declared:— , „„„ WAIMAI HANDICAP HURDLES, ot 300 sovs: ljm—ThrUce 12 0; Luperino 11 7 ; All Talk 11 6; Tenacious 11 4; Oakleigh 11 2; Ditto 10 13; -Signature 10 5; lane 9 11: Shsllshock 9 5; -Scottish Knight 9; Stilts 0; Astrav 9-; General Raven 9; ; Swastika 9; Lombardv 9; Banogne 9; Sea De'il>o; Romance 9; Don't &; Copsal 9; Chess 9; Silver Pine 9; Causeway 9; Maori Tikanga 9: Daloopil 9; I-ady Lyddite 9; Guerre a Mort 9. TRIAL HACK HANDICAP; of 225 sova; 7f—Prudent Lad 9; No Bother 0; Wamgan 8 11; .Treso 8 9; Awareka 8 8; Boomerang' 8 6; Proposer 8 2; To Akotai 3 2; Prince Abbey 8 2; Lucy French 7 13; Torre Abljey 7 13; Glencairn 7 12; King Albyn 7 11; Menace 7 11; Colonel Abbey 7 11; Irish Knight 7 11; Golden Abbey 7 11; Wairanga 7 11: The Gleaner 7 11; 'Fiery Brook 7 11; Nan-ow Neck 7 11; Princess Charming 7 10? Gwenclle 7 10; Mangu Rose 7 10; Milyaian 7 7; Lady Lilac 7 7; Lyroe 7 7; Wa.rmu 7 7;. Paikaretu 7 7; Prince Mcnechikotf 7'7; Recreation 7 7; Navana 7 7; Gidgi 7 7; St. Waipa 7 7; Sam Eralf 7 7; Grab 7 7; Master Rohan 7 7; Connemara 7 7; Wairere Maid 7 7; Ramv Day 7 7; Bright Light 7 7; Kitiana 7 7; Ello, Gay 7 7; Danton 7 7; Kuranui 7 7. „ TAMAHERE STAKES HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; for two and three-year-olds; 6f Ri?ht and Left 10 11; Bute Sound 8 13; Dovelet 8 11; Unahi 8 9; Loyal Irish 8 5; Jaffna 7 10; Peter Maxwell 7 5; Mixture 7 5; Leithfield 7 4: Correspondent 7 3;' Pagoda 7 1; Rainy D9y 7; Arizona Maid 7; Ihapotoa 7; Accelerate 7; Lady Glissas 7; Connemara 7; Miss Beauty 7; Passionless 7; Lady Claureeu G 13; Marble Crag G 13; Bur Ben 6 12; Sunny River G 7; Bluahet G 7. HAMILTON CUP, of 1000 sovs; ljm —Maioha 9 3; Starland 8 12; Woody Glen 8 12; Vagabond 8 10; Glen Canny 8 5; Tinohoro 7 12: Lovematch 7 .11; Royal Abbey 7 9; Gold Kip 7 S; Mangamahoe 7 5; Rocldiold 7 4; Rose Wreath 6 13; Walton 7 12; Scrap o' Paper 6 10; . Canowindra 6 9; Flight Commander G 7; Forest Gold 6 7; Love-light 6 7; Windorah 6 7. HAUTAPU HACK HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; 6f—lnfante 9 9; Miss Ellice 9 8; Clonmel 8 11; Regent 8 7; Salvaless 8 7; Queen Soult 8 7; Penona 8 3; Bitholia 8 1; Miss Leslie 7 13; Militaire 7 12; Knighton 7 12: Brodick 7 12; Black Mark 7 10; Bank 7 10; Jolly Princess 7 (3; War Guard 7 6; Nighttime 7 6; Oak Abbey 7 5; Lord Bruce 7 4; Wanigan 7 4; Elsie Aroha 7 2; Some Fashion 7 1; Ideologue 7 1; Silverlode 7 1; Proposer 7; Subway 7; Sam 7; Marat 7; Harrington 7; Golden Abboy 7; The Gleaner 7; Princess Charming 7; St. Waipa 7; Grey Sapphire 7; Warshot 7; Merry Nell 7; Peter Maxwell 7; Snake 7; Marble Rose 7; Stammer 7; To Ranga 7; Fall win 7; Passionless 7; Aquitania. 7. KARAMU WELTER HANDICAP,, of .300 sovs; lm—Arran_ 10 5; Rockfield 10 4; Tinopai 10 1; Scrap o' Paper 9 10; CanoI windra 9 5; Forest Gold 9 5; Matatano 9 5; Bute' Sound 9 3; All Talk 9 1; Prmc& Charleroi 8 12; Tinokaha 8 9; Corregidor 8 9; Vermilion 8 9; Bezant 8 6; Sir Huon 8 6; Tifesor 8 2: Prince Rufus ■ 8; Lovelight 8; /Broadwood 8. v 1 ' CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP, of 050 sovs; i 6f—Tigi'itiya 9 8; Golden Bubble 6 13; King Abbej- 8 13; Queen Abbey 8 10_; Right ' and Left 8 7: Gold Kip 8 6;. Bathonia 7 13; Blackmail 7 13; Nursing Sister 7 12;' Arran 1 7. 7; T-amii-a-Boa 7 7;. Early Dawn 7 7; Munhiku 7 2; Crowhursti7; Caballcro 6 7; Oak Abbey 6 7: Dead Sweet 6 7; Lightning 6 7; Ring Lupin 6 7; Miss Ellice 6'7. 1 CLAUDELANDS HACK- HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; lsm—Formalin-9; Clonmel 8 13 ;■ Sir Huon 8 13; Ohiti 8 13; Actrico 8 2;. Marble Slab 8 1; Winsome Arch 8 1; Krfighton 8 i; Militaire. 8 1; Nunrant 7 13: Brodick.7 11; Isingarcli 7 7; "Miss Nerval 7 7; Treso 7 4'; Bbomerd4y 7 2: ABtray-7.2_; Guianform 7 ;- Pine Arch -7:'.-Eralf 7;.Waikaretu 7; Arch Carreno 7; Recreation 7. POVERTY BAY T.URS CLUB'S SUMME® MEETING. (PEESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) GISBORNE, Feftuary 7. The following acceptances have been received:— WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 boto; lm— PatetongA 10 1; All Talk 9 11; Eheipa 9 10; Hyrax 9 6; Monte 9 2; Whanoko 8 12; Orateur 8 5; Aurore 6 3; Sunray 8 2. FIRST HURDLES, of 200 sovs; ljm— M-ultive 12 5; Crosswords 11- 12; Cymer 11 11; AH Talk 11 8; General Raven 9 10; Marua. 9. ... MAIDEN SCURRY, of 200 eora; weight 8; 4|f —Roline, Correspondent, Haurangi, Merekara, Peppermint, Fort GeoTge, Demlone, Chaplin, Abundance, Poyal Blood, Kopu King, Colgrove," Taupara, Peril, Anxious Moments, Waimotu, Inehu, Sigi, Kata, Kehua, Golden Light. TAURANGI STAKES HAFIDICAP, of SCO sovs; ljm—Teka 9 9; Vagabond 9 7; Prince Willonyx 8 13; Heather Sprig. 8 8; MultiA O 8 2; Cleft 8; Black Lace 7 12: Tari 7 10; Goldshine 7 8; Orawia 7 1; Eheipa 6 9; Hyrax 6 7; Persian King 6 7. TELEPHONE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; of —Caricature 9 7; Tieki 9: Prince Randall 5 8; Manila 8 12; Queens Up 8 12Tignnia, ! 8 5; 'Happy Valley 7 9; Lady Wolawn, 7 3; Polini 7; E&u de Cologne 6 11; Hymen 6 7; Taringaroa 6 .7. -SUMMER HACK STAKES, of 200 sovs: 51—Jovial 9 3; Tout Bon 8'10; Gate Pah 18 7; Whai Korero 8 7: Caricature 8 7; Comic 8 7; Kikini 8 7; Empire 8 7,; Cha-p- ---' lin 7. . - . 1 APPRENTICES' HACK HANDICAP, of ■2OO 6QV3; 7f—Over Thereto. 9; Heathermoon .93: Monte 8 12; Bacchante 81; Eau de Cologne 7 6; Orateur 7.5: Golconda, 7 3; Haurangi 7 1; Lady Flash 7; Hymen- 7; Mavbloom 7; Goldscene 7. FLYING HANDICAP, of 225 sovs; 6f Dribble 9 5: Heather Sprig 9 3: Sweet Corn 9: Tari S 13; Actifid S 11; Mumla T 8; Lady Wolawa 7 7, Orawia 01; Honey Bee 7 G: Tigrinia 7 1. WINGATUI TRAINING NOTES. (PRESS ASSOCIATION" TELEGRAM.) DUNEDIN, February 7. It was inild a-d pleasant a-t Wingatui this inorning, bu 1 , the weather grew rather warm as the., day-advanced. The trestles on the course weie closer to the rails than on Saturday morning, and consequently the gallops on tiie grass read comparatively fast. Killala eonime'iced business ijy sprinting along tho back of the course. Sweet Memory galloped half a mile on tho plough in 51 2-sth ; sec. ltoyal ijtiig, travelling wide out, was ' picked up at the-six furlor.gs by Timepiece, and galloped a mile in lmin 4G l-sth fee, the lalt six in lmin The Cup horse was kept busy in the run home. Tatau Tatau worked six iurk-ngs on the plough in lmin 22 2-sth ;xc. but hjs rider lost a stirrup iron on tho journey. Winning Hit reeledoff four furlongs on the grass in 51 3-sth sec. . i iCsperar.ee rnn a mile in lmin 48 4-sth sec, k but her saddle slipped back when finishing. Glectanner and Orange Mart galloped a mile on the plough in lmin 49aec. Wartone cast six furlongs behind on the grass in lmin 18 4-sth sec. Motor Patrol and anoth3r worked six furlongs in lmin 24»ec. Silver Peak was easing up at the end of six furiongs on the plough, run. in lmin 17 1-Wh sec. Warlove galloped twelve furlongs in 2min 41&ec. The first half took, 5*2 2-sth sec, and' the £rst eix fur-longa lmin 19 2-otn sec. She finished well. Sunny Corner and Kilcullen ran over six furlongs oil the plough in lmin 18sec. Bengeroop 'moved a bit short when galloping ten iurlon«s on the* grass, with Glenshine, in 2min 17 C 4-sth sec. Eleus, Mazama, and Melee ran over the same ground in 2min 13 3-sth sec. Eleus lay in behind the others until turnin" for home, when he came cn with Mazama. and finished better than the latter. Ruddy Gold led Be LI shire over six furlongs on the plough in lmin 15 3-Sth sec. Dutch Courage picked up Chinatown .over the last five of ten furlongs o:i the grass and came home in '2m:n 13 3-oth sec. She ran the first half in 51 3-sth sec, and tho first quarter in 25 2-sth aek. Kokowai worked nine furlongs on the plough in 2min 2sec. Redslilro was travelling nmch better than Red Pal dver five furlongs on the grass in lmin Gsec. Wild Night occupied lmin 19 2-sth eec in getting over six fnrlongs on tie plough. Linden covered eevea furlongs on the plough in lmin 30 2-sth sec. Mirza and Night Alarm travelled a mile in lmin "49sec on the plough. Satisfaction reeled off five

1 ' ' -.i furlor.gs Oil the same track in lmin 3 S-aiu sec, shapine better than C&shuiere, who, how-ever, snowed improved truck form. Sunny Loch picked np Pvjajna after going a furlong, ana ran six furlongs on the plough in lmin ISsec. the last five in lmin 4 2-sth sec. Songbird and n half-brother to Golden King ran down four fjirlongs on the grass in 51 l-sth sec. Calma and Good Start were schooled ovor tho hurdles. Otlwre c.it were Com Rigs, Miss Muriel, Palamon, Brownie, Barley Rigs, Ronit'orm, Cattach, Strayshot, Cairnmuir, Cambrea, Kiliiee, Tirar.ga, Ca-verock, Jaez. and MandVake. FORBURY PARK T.C.'S SUMMER MEETING. ('SPECIAL TO "THE PRESS.") DUNEDIN, February 7. The Forbury Park Trotting Club's Summer Meeting was concluded to-day in perfect weather, o" a- dry and ttustry course. Tho sum of £77,796 10s was put through the machine, as against £72,758 10s last year. Results: — _ SECOND AMATEUR HANDICAP (m harness), of 'l5O sovs; lm sf—l Coinage ecr "VV. Grica 1; 2 St. Alwyu sor 2; 4 Wattia Senior scr 3. 8 Te "Whare Child scr;' 6 Prertissimo scr; 9 Acacia ecr; 6 King Cop a scr; 3 Imperial Boy 24yds bhd; 7 Littlefleld 72; and 10 Better Days 84 also started. Won by a length and a half; eight lengths second and third. Time, 3m 58 2-53. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (in saddle), of 200 sovs; 2m—2 Coldwater 48yds bhd R. Berry 1; 1 Lackie Wood sor 2; 8 Merry Soul scr 3. 6 Day Drift scr; 7 Lewis Mackinney scr; 3 Crusader ecr; 12 Masterpiece 12yds bhd; .10 Gladiola 12; 11 Intolerance 24; S Salome 24;' 9 Norma Dillon 36; and 4 Colchester 36 also started. Won by three lengths; a length second and third. Time, 4m 445. R. Sorry was fined £lO for crowding in on Lackie Wood and Lewis McKinn*NEW ZEALAND TROTTING STAKES (m harness) of 500 sovs-; for three-year-old trotters; lim—l Carbinia T. G. Fox 1; 2 Peter Swift 2; 3 Worthy Bingen 8. 5 Peter Bellmin; 7 Half Moon; 1 Queen Ida coupled with winner;. 4 Bunguy; Aerial Bingen; 6 Laud Chimes; and 8 Eotbdal; also started. Aerial Bingen, tho second favourite, was weighed out, but was afterwards withdrawn. Peter Swift, broke about fifteen yards from tin? post, and was beaten by a length and a half, the .third horoe two lengths away. Time, 3m 525.. FORBURY HANDICAP (in harness-), of 750 sovs;' 4.37 class; 2m—G Willie Lincoln 72yds bhd J. N. Clarice .1; 8 Coldstream 24yds bhd 2; 9 Albert Cling 72yds bhd 3. 10 Legafcy 12yds bhd; 7 Gleaming 24; 1 Vice-Admiral ' 48; 4 Sherwood 60; and' Trix Pointer 60 bracketed; 5 Reta Peter 60; 11 Jack Arrah 72; 2 General Link. 84; and 3 Matclilight 9G also started. Gloaming and Goldstream were in front most of. the way. Won. by_ half a length ;• length second and third. Time, 4m 31 3-Gs'. Vice-Admiral was favourite STEWARDS'. HANDICAP (in saddle), of 200 .boys; lin ' sf—s Merry Soul 60yds«bhi A. J. Marshall 1; 1 Bigwood. scr 2; 6 Itothbell 36yds bhd 3. 8 Raymius scr; 14 General George scr; 13 Narcotic scr;: 4 Gold Chimes scr; 12 Te Whare Child scr; 3 lmperial Bov 2-ivcls bhd; 7 Until 36; 9 Day Drift 60; 11 " Littlefield 72; ; 15 Dusky Locanda 72; 2 Leila Denver 84; and 10 Hoch Ave 120 aleo started. Merry Soul heat the . favourite on the post, his rider (Jarden) beinj censured by the Judicial Com- ' inittce for being' caught Rothwell was three lengths away. Time, 54 4-ss, CRESCENT HANiDICAP (in, harness), of 300 .wys; for uAhoppled trotters ; 4.56 class ; 2m—l Darkest ' per F. McGregor 1; 6 Rite 36yds bhd 2; 5 Effio Bingen 72yds bhd 3. Delville Wood scr; 9 Parkfield ecr; 10 Wallaoetown 24yds bhd; 3 Merry Bingen 36; 7 Koraki S4; 2 Solace 84; and 8 Theseus 156 also started.' Won by-three lengths; two_ lengths second and third. Time, 4m 57 4-08. ROYAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 sovs; lm of—G Jana Wilkes 24yds bhd A. Hendricksen■ 1-; 8-Flower o' Turi-12yds bhd 2; 5 Malice 24yds bhd 8. 13 Lewis McKinney scr; 2 May Tracey scr; 7 Greystone 12yds bhd; 12 Gnardc-ss 12; 11 Winnie G. 24; 3 Coil 24; 10 Thea 36; 1 Saint's Bell 36; 4 Gipsv King 36; and 9 PegasuS 48 also started. Won by a head; three lengths second ?<nd third. Time. 3m 49 4-ss. AU REVOTR HANDICAP (in eaddle), of. .250 sots; 2.20 class; lm —8 Silver Shoe 36yds bhd O. Reed 1: 4 Blue Chimes ecr 2; 1 Proudspring 48yds bhd ■ 3. 7 Riissell Maid scr; 3 Acushla Maohree 12yds-bhd; 10 Glen Mavis; 2'Bell Fashion 24; 9 Barooga 24; 6 Oxen wood 94;' and-- Locanda Dillon 48 also started; Won bv two lengths; half a length second and third. Time, 2m 16 3-ss. NOTES ON THE R'ACING. Fine weather favoured the Forbury Park Trotting Club for the concluding day of its Summer Meeting, and for an off day the .-attendance was good, while tho racing was full of interest. Carbinia was a hot favourite for the New Zealand Trotting.. Stakes, and won handscynely after getting away. badly. Willie Lincoln annexed the twoirile race,, the Forbury Handicap, defeating! a select field of twelve, and- he paced one of his beat saces to date. All started in the Second Amateur Handicap, six of the ten competitors being on the limit. The favourite, Coinage, led' from %tart to tinish. . and going strongly, won with a little in hand from St. Alwyn. Coinage is an aged gelding by Lord Derby from Cinders, and is owned and trained by W. Grico, of Ashburton, St. Alwyn. paced a. solid race, 'being always in second place. Wattie Senior, owned and trained by L. Davidson, slowed speed in patches, but was well beaten into third place. Imperial • Boy was promi.nent for *n. time, when, lae broke, and' Littlefield, failed to see the distance out with _ sufficient socod to concede the placed division 72 yal-d-s? Te Whare Ohild did not leave the mark, and King Copa fell during the race. ■ Malice was the only withdrawal from the Telegraph Handicap, L.ockie Wood being favourite, backed to the extent of 900 tickets ir.ore than Coldwater. L-ockie Wood, who haW the services of A. Pringle in the saddle, began smartly and led until four furlongs fiorn homo, when Coldwater put in his claim said won with ridiculous ease, and by getting to tho end of two miles in 4min 44sec registered a fine performance. Coldw-ater is a four-ye&r-old gelding by* Coldstr&am Bolls from Jjady' s Maid, end" being only a young horse, looks like winning eomo good handicap races in the future. Lockio _ Won* and Merry Love both' improved considerably on their handicap?, and along- with Coldwater, made the pace to solid,that none, of the other competitors ever threatened danger. ' "Cine well-bred three-year-old trotters -faced tho starter in the New Zealand jotting Stake?, the coupled horses Carbinia and Queen Ida being backed down to a very Short pric? with Peter Swiit the- next m demand When the various candidates took the fiel'i 'little fault- could be found with their condition, and in the preliminary Peter Swift, Carbinia, Worthy. Bingen, a-nd Aerial Bingen trotted attractively. The, field moved away elowly, tho first to show out being Peter Swift, who was followed by Carbinia, Q-i-een Ids. Worthy Bingen, and Laud C'-himea. Peter Swift made the pace so.id, ■and led until a hundred yards from tome, when Carbinia challenged, and in a nne finish. Peter Swiit broke in the last forty yards and Carbinia got up to win oj' a lergth and a half, with Worthy Bmgon, who also went to a break, two lengths off third. For young trotters the display was easily the best seen on the For bury Park course, and this time registered was a recozd -or the raco. j Aeri-al -Bingen struck his quarters badly wlen doing his preliminary, and returned to the enclosure. ■ Mr Pettie's oo!t was withdra^n«from, the race, and the investments returned, 3e» "ten per cent. T . rru All started in the Forbury Handicap. New Brighton-trained Willie Lincoln demonstrated his superiority over his opponents, and thus accounted for the two principal races at the meeting. He p&id s» useful dividend, Goldstream mflde * better chowing- than on the opening l day, £n> iehed in e&cond piaco just ahead of Aloerfc Cling, who also gnawed improved form. Trtx Pointer made a good ehowing, and two furlongs from home looked like finishing 1 in the money, when a bad passage put & stop to hor progress. Gleaming foiled to the distance out,'Vhile Arrah and Vice-Admual

; stepped "badly. after borne prominent in tie j noddle mile. General Link sr;-.\o h;< a;i- ---) ntire.-s a poor run for llieiv mcT.oy. s? !-e v *'.' j j r.ot c.ungerous at any «Mge of the race, j Bigwood. who was a m;|a favourite, looked | to hjvvo the Stewards' Ho iriicap won a long • way from home, when twesty varus *'rivu lh.\ | v post the son of Harold Dillon .m i Firm Wood broke, caul Xv.-ny Son! wifil ! -j popular win. Narcotic :" G.v> CVa:ie» ■ were well plr.eed >or ter" i,. s , ; 1U ; i t« nistain their effort. v-'-iie KriKwei; -•t.-ved on hotter than the tuaiorHv of the ether ! starters, u-nd- gained third money. Par Drift and Leila- Denver stood o>i ti,s\mar» ;:fd took I ■ m> po-rt in .the race. * j I Not one of the competitors "in the Crescent ■ [ Handicap covered the io'.unev \ without a j j .mistake. Darkest, an ared reV'i-.vi b<- B'hoj. '< i child, won easily at the fni=h ?Wm Rite. 1 j Effie Binaren. srd Kornki. nai'-i&st' -did not; begin well, nr.d before -«riMns :t «?4. !<••* ; several lengths, Init in ih> conclu'.iir.c ef'ves | tlotted a solid race and w.-.n r:c.-iv" n rj>e i firish. Rito stuck ta hi? work :'<;n:li 'oeTtfV- ■ tfcan on the. opening dav, s:;d >-tc<! V>.'.-r • enough to beat the '-Miishir.? USEe Bin- j pen. Theseus n;ui Solace l>o:h lie'd a win- . chance wiier. the 'circ.iit v '::com- ; nienced, but broke when under j Pe'vilio Wood penorfneo y:; r i!7r "c'lt'w and 1 ParkSeld stopped a.:tar beir,'z in the load for • ten furlor:?s. " I Jane Wilkes won the Royai Haritirsn' M'ior ! a close fijnish fro*;-. Flower c' Ti.:i. bo;!: i horPoa under pressure in the !a=t i'.'r- : long. Jane Wilkes evidently benefited hv file • races she had on Saturday, v.'hile Flower o' Xuri roistered. her fourth time in n plsee j during the past week. Malice shcired a lot of speed over the last six fnrlorfs, ,as also did Saints' Bell, who finished fourth close j v.p behind the placed division. A successful day's, Mcinsr concluded with | thj An Eevoir Haudica;*. Silver Shoe winning j nicely from Blue Chimes. The start was bad. more than one competitor not j readv to. go. Blue Chimes went off with a j moving start, which greatly helped the Four ' Chimes gelding to finish second. Acufhla was prominent for four furlong, wHlo Eroudsprmg- stopped in the last furlong: aiter being well placed at tho home turn. OTAHUHU T.C.'S SUMMER MEETING. (press association telegram.) AUCKLAND, February 7. The following handicaps lia.ve been "declared;— • ' TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 175 boysfor uahopped trotters only; 4min class; ljm—lliss Patch acr; Impetuosity scr; Guava acr; Audex Bcr; Lord Roberts ecr; Golden Gate scr; Baalbek KCr; Lady Stepney scr; Roma scr; Molly Allan tlie Great scr; Lonely scr; Native -Boy scr; Lady Lonadale scr; Norland scr; Aerial Bingen scr; Pat Huon scr; Mujilt «cr; Topey Rothschild 12yda bhd; Dentistry 12; Toiler 21; War Tank 36; Mißs Murphy 36; Fairbairn 60; Bill Honlt 60; Sebiscsi 60; Hula Girl 72; Canberra 72; Tim bell 72; Wild ftut 72; Springbok 72; Sandy Patch 96; Miss Marvin Downs 96; Bon Bon 156. TAMAKI HANDICAP (m harness), of 173 sovs; 8.10 claes; ljm—To Ataihaea scr; Eric Bell 12yds hbd; Black Pripco 12; Logan Rothschild 12; Ngatarawa 12; Reliance 12; Christoonia 1£; Marchwood 12; Lady Dunmore 12; King Albert 12; St. Ives 12; Whispering Dell 12; Irish Bell 12; Peaoe Bella 12; Kotiro 12; .Jays Bell 12; Gold Bud 12; PeteT Scott 12; Peteroden 12; Whakatin© M; Louvima 36; Conscript 48; Selkirk 48; Gold Flake 72. ALEXANDRA HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 eova; for unhopplcd trotters; 4.56 class; 2m —Hutu scr; Bon Bon scr; Rita. Galindo scr; Meritorious scr; Amberitc scr; Miss Huon. Junior 12yds bhd; Succory 12; . Tiki 24; My Junior 36; Kirikiriroa 43;' Syrie 60; Pura Bell 60; Marble Hall 72; Navarre 84; H<yv& 96; Speculator 120; Mushroom 120; Grattan Abbey 156. OTAHUHU CUP (in harness), of 850 sore; 4.40 class; 2m—Belmont Chimes scr; Temple. ecr; Mjps Rolfe 6cr; Rothcliffo 12yds bhd; wonderland 12; Marie Llovd 12; Antonio 24; Lord Rose 24; Comedy Chief 48; 'Harold Junior 48; Steel Bell 72; iiuon Grattan 72: Decn Dillon 96. MOUNT ALBERT HANDICAP (in hflrneas) of 200 sovs; 3.42 class; lim—Flora Dillon scr; Reveille 12yds bhd; Selkirk ft; Camille 24; Leovrine 36; Mykot 3ff; Van Coronado 48; Winestra 48; Eikberanei 48; Jack of Diamonds 48; King l Lear 48; Oro'48; Navarre 48; I'iletta 48; Mount Albert 48; March. On 60; Treanac 60. PAPAKURA HANDICAP (in harness), of 225 sovs; 3.36 class; lim —Mykot scr; Ambush 12yds bhd ; Bluewood 12; Albert Patch 12; Kempsey 12; President Wilson 12;, Pearl d'Or 24; Red Star 24; Lady Somerset 24; Ordtorio 21; Prince Poole 60; Temple 60; Florence la Badie B0; Gold - Boy 96; Strategy 120. PRESIDENT'S HAKIDICAP (m harness), of 350 bovs; 2.55 claes; lim —Belmont Chimes 6cr; Temple scr; Mint Boy- scr; Florence la Badie 12yds bhd; Rothcliff 12; Manuka Park 12; Anotonio 13; Miss Rolfe al; ,Salamand?r 21; Derby Dillon 24; Harold ■ Junior . 48; Nita Bell 48; Gold Girl 60; Oru&ranei 60; Eioentric 60; Dean Dillon 84. RAILWAY HANDICAP (in saddle), of 200 sovs; 2.24 class: im—The Scout ecr; Peter Scott scr; Gold Flake sor; Leovrine scr; Ambush 12yds bhd; Prinoe Childe 12; Profiteer 12'; Albert Patch 12; ' Harwell Dillon 12; Pearl d'Or '24; Bushchild 86; False Alarm 36;- Agnes Chief 36; Ruanul 36; Hymen 36; Victor G. 36; August Child 48; To Awa 46; Harold Devon 48; Prince . Poole 48; Bronsei Patch 60; Dorothy Dimple 60; Strategy 98.