SPORTING.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17296, 7 November 1921, Page 8

SPORTING.

A Press Association message from Carterton says that George Clarke, the jockey, and two other passengers arrived: I on the racecourse at 10 a.m. per aeroplane from Wellington. The journey occupied 45 minutes. Practically all of tte yearlings that are to be disposed of by Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., at their Chester street stables to-morrow have arrived, and anyone desiring to do so can go to the stables and insnert them. The sale is timed to start at 9 a.m. Nominations for the South Canterbury Jockey Club's Spring Meeting close at 8 "p.m. to-morrow. For tho convenience" of owners and trainers who are at oresent. in Christchurc-h, Mr H. H. Fraser will he in attendance at the Canterbury Jockey Club's office from ( j a.m. to-morrow. A. McDonald had been associated with Ore Ore in his previous successes over jumos, but It. Thomrson wa9 given the* motint on Saturday. However, the luck of the game stood to McDor.ald. and ho was on Maniahera, the winner. Radiant Light met with a mishap nrior to the meeting, nnd her display in tho Spring Plate showed that she was short of work. She is a good-class filly, Jiowcvpv. and a stake should soon come her way. Progeny of Martian occupied a r>romin<?nt place in the decision of tho New Zealand Cup, first, second, and fourth places going to descendants of that sire. Absurd has a great record as a sire of successful two-year-olds. The first four in the Welcome Stakes on Saturday were got by Mr G. M. Currie's stallion. Solfarello's time, Imiu Usee, in the Stewards' Handicap, is the fastest that has yet been registered in that event. His performance in winning with Ost 31b ranks as one of the best weightcarrying feats in the history of the race, as only once previously has the winner had a bigger weight. This was Arrow-smith, who won last year with 9st 131b. At the Bathurst Meeting on October 22nd, the principal handicap event was won by Sir Liddoff, by Sir Laddo— Wepener, who is therefore a brother to Sir Solo. . V.R.C. SPRING MEETING. (By Cable—Press Association—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cab!e Association,) (Received November 6th, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, November G. The weather was fine but dull for the concluding day of the Victoria Racing Club's Spring Meeting yesterday. The attendance was large, and the rain which fell overnight made the gcing good. Heir Apparent finished strongly in the Batman Stakes, and won nicely from Harvest King, who was leading at the distance. Duncan rode the winner. Polynesian took charge on. the far side of the conrw and led over the last three furlongs in lie Fttemimgton Stakes, winning easily, The time for the race iB a recoid. Furious and Violoncello were scratched on the course for the C. B. Fisher Plate. Nautical had a big lead in the early stages, but then retired. Tangalooma was first into the straight and won easily. He was ridden by H. Cairns and gave trainer J. Holt his fifth win at the Meeting. Tho value of the stake to the winner was 1137 sovs. There was a great race for th 3 VR.C. Handicap. King of the Sea, on the rails, went to the front in the last half furlong and won by a narrow margin from Wildun, who had made the pace. Sinbad tho Sailor was a bad third., This was Duncan'B fifth winning mount at the Meeting. Compromise fell when going well in the Steeplechase. Doiran, leading over the last five furlongs, won easily. The rider, Mooney, won the same race last year. Results:— BATMAN STAKES, a sweepstakes of 7 sovs each, with- 750 sovs added. For three-year-olds. Special weights, lm. J. I. Vinter-Irvings br c Heir Apparent by Comedy King—Our Queen 8 2.. 1 P. C. Nixon's br or blk e Harvest King by Comedy King:—Harvest Home 8 7.. 2 Mrs V. S. Hordern's br o Otacro by Linacre—Otjra 6 7 .. •• •• s There were nine starters. Won by half a length; three lengths second and third. Time, lm 89Js. FLEMJNGTON STAKES, a handicap sweepstakes of 5 sovs each with 500 sovs added. For two-year-old colts . 6f. A. E. Tyson's bo Polynesian by Woorak ■—Woolunqua 7 9 .. •• •• 1 P. A. Connolly's bo Feathernest by Featherstitch —Fleet Street 7 4 -.2 B. 0. Bennett's b c Pascoe by St. AntonLady Honor 8 6 .. •• •• 8 There were nine starters. Won by three lengths; three-quarters of a length second and third. Time, lm 14Js. C B. FISHER PLATE, a sweepstakes of 10 sovb each with 1600 bovb .added. Weight-for-age. 11m. J. Clarke's br g Tangalooma by Linacre— Aureity Syrs 9 1 .. ••.„." * P C Nixon's br or blk o Harvest King by Comedy King—Harvest Home Byra 7 9 ..♦ •• •• •• •• 2 M. I. Jones's b g Purser by Sea PrincePaper Money Syrs 9 1 .- ••• 8 There were she starters. Won by three lengths; three-quarteTS of a length second and third. Time 2m ,88Ja. V.R.C. HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 10 sovs each with 1000 sove added, ljm. H. Masterton's ch g King of the Sea by Sea Prince—Memda 6yrs 7 12 .. 1 T; Sanders's eh h Wildun by Etadorous- ■ Lady Malster 6yrs 7 6 _.••.. ./• l Deanor Livingstone's br hj, Sinbad the Sailer by Bernard— Simmernelle syrs 710 •• •• •• " 8 There were nine starters. Won bv a neck; five lengths second and third. Time, 3m 6a. VICTORIA STEEPLECHASE, a sweepstakes of 5 sovs each with 750 sovs added. About 3m If. . M. Mnllins's b g Doiran by Sojourner— Hibernia aged 11 3 .. •• " H. Connolly's gr g Monroae by Tom Moons —White Rose aged 11 13 .. ,•• 2 I* Ramsay's ch g lolaus by HeraoJies— Miss Dunlop aged 13 6 .. •• s Compromise and Yarram.Lea also started. Won bv four lengths: twelve lengths second ina'lUrf. Time, 6m 245. ... FINAL HANDICAP, a B w«m>tal»« of 10 eovs each with 1000 sovs added, lta. W. I. Winter-Irving's br o Tacamunda by CooTtrim—Artemis 4yrs 7 8 .. -.1 D XT. Seaton's br m Sandbee by Sands of the Orient—Busy Bee 6yrs 813 .. 3 E. B. D. Clarke's ch f lea by The mikm —Teppo 3yrs 7 9 .. •• •• 8 There were fifteen starters. Won by half a length; three lengths second and third. Time, 2m 6fl. QUEENSLAND TTTWF CHUB'S SPRING BRISBANE, November 9. Following i* the result of the DERBY STAKES, a sweepstakes of 10 sovs each with 2000 sovs added. For three-year-olds. Colts and geldings 8 10, fillies J. Eanraker-s br o Lawn Mower by Flying Machine-Lady Woodlawn 8 10 .. 1 J. Currie's br c Ladamond by Syce or geremond—Ladonia 810 •• _" "* J. P. Conachon's b g Wogamia by Flavian—Brushon 8 10 *.. "„,.•• Won by four lengths. Time, 3m 345. ENGLISH BETTING LAW. (ReceiTed November 6th, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, November 5. | ' The House of Lords accepted an amendmerrt to Lord Muir-Mackenzie'e flril exemp*Sgtrutteee from the obligation of churning nnder the Sutlers decision prior to the passage of the present Bilu AUCKLAND B.CS SPRING MEETING. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) , AUCKLAND, November 5. | The AuoUand Racing- Club's Spring Meeting opened tonlay in fine weaker. The cour»e waX in good order; there was an excXTt ItLnlLioer and some fine .racing. Thespian won the Guineas in good style, a rVcord time for the race. Mountain Lion showed excellent farm in Stakes. The Mitcheleon Cup provided a Kreat SjoA between the placed horses. Tto, were £77,582 10s. « against £76,863 10s on the first day of last Spring Meeting. Results:— TRIAL HURDLES, of 600 sots; ljm— Mangsvwat 9 5 J. R. K»an 1; Krphng 10 11 S Wolta 3; Approach 9 W. Kidd 8. Oakleieh 11 12; Golden Glade 10 12; Kerehone 10 13- Poanui 10 11; Crowhurst 10 11; Moats 10 8; Tinokab* 10; Romanoe 9 12; Kiriwinning » 10; No Mistake 9 7; Royal Mark 9; Foxglove 9; Queen Mark 9; Stirrup Cup 9; and The Gleaner 9 also started. Woa by four lengths; two lengths and & half between second and third. Time, 2m 62bL The *avouadta, Poaami, fell when leading at the laM hurdle bat one. GREAT NORTHERN GUINEAS, of 1000 sots. For {hree-year-olds. Colts and gelding* 8 10, fillies 8 5. lm. G. M. Currie's bo Thespian by Absurd— Lata 8 10 .. .- P. Rayner 1 i J. D. Onnond'a bo Anomaly by King Mark—Hoy 8 10 a 13. Williamson's oh c LoyaJ Irish by Abauai-Moir* MaoferM « 1A

Toa Ta.ua. 8 10; Shortland 8 10; toad Tirelero 3 5 also started. , Thespian want to the front three furlongs from home, and won comfortably by three lengths; eix lengths between second and thiri. Time, lm 38 4-ss. • WELCOME STAKES, of 1000 sovs. For I two year-olds. Colts and geldings 8 5, | fillies 8. of. ! Estate late W. J. Douglas's blk g Mountain Lion by Mountain Knight—Fairy I Gold 8 5.. .. •• R. Mackie 1 I Dr. W. a—Ring's ch f Shebang by Nas- ! sau—Shebeen 11. 8 .. T. G-lover 3 D. P. Moraghan's br f Just by Kilbroney —Honesty 8 •• H. Goldfinch 3 Mooter O'Rorke 8 5; Royal Fame 8 s*, Tactful 8 5; Refinement 8 5; Hiss Juno 8; Lady Lois 8; -and Nocturnal 8 also started. I Mountain Lion led practically throughout, and won by three-quarters of a length; half I a length between second and third. Time, i lm 2 3-oa. I HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, of 500 ' sots; about 3m—Snake 10 8 W. Rennie 1; ! Sister Abbey 9 Howe 2; Eastport 9.W. J. | Porter 3. Koura 12; Lady Bruce 11; and I Gladwin 9 also started. Sister Abbey established a long lead early in the race, but. Snake made a fine finishing run, and won by five lengths; fifteen iengths between second and third. Time. 6m 15s. SHORTS HANDICAP, of 650 bovs; 6f Pavo 6 7 H. "Wiggins 1; Golden Bubble 8 8 Kowe 2; Dovelet 6 13 W. Percival 3. Listovrel 9 2; Inah 8 1; Geoffrey 8 8; Tania-a-roa 8 8; King Abbey 8 5; Orauga 6 12; Leithfiekl 6 7; Edieform 6 7; Illumination 6 7; and Armorel 6 7 also started. Dovelet led into the straight from Golden Bubble, where Pavo oame through and won by threequarters of a length; third horse a length away. Time, lm 15s. MITCHELSON CUP, of 2000 sovs. 11m. Newton King's br c t Sterk by Hallowmas —White Crane 4yrs 6 7 L. George 1 J. W. Lowe's br g Insurrection 4yrs 7 3 W. Kitchener 2 Mrs E. A. Lindsay's br g Uncle Ned aged 8 11 .. .. .. C. Browne 3 Modyneux 9 11; Khublai Khan 7 12; Mangamahoe 7 10; Forest Gold 7 8; Glen Canny 7 7; Perfect Day 7 3; Pine Arch 7 8; Archie 7 2; Tinohoro 7 3; Rockfield 8 9; Night Time 6 7; Halcyon 6 7; No Bother 6 7; and Explorer 6 7 also started. Tinohoro led most of the journey, with Insurrection and Uncle Ned well placed Entering the straight the latter headed the field. A great finish ended in Stork getting up to win by a neck; a head between second and third. Time, 2m 355. HOBSON HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; 7f Prince Abbey 8 9 T. Glover 1; Boomerday 8 O'Shea 2;.Broadwood 7 W. Mfoylan 3. Nigbtraider 9; Still Sea 8 2; Formalin 8 2; War Tank 8 3; Midget 7; Doric 8 2; Esplanade 7 13; Bright Light 7 10; Marblo Slab 7 9; Navana 7 9; Heathermoon 7 9; Regent 7 8; Menace 7 8; Some Fashion 7 8; Eactylis 7 4; Waikaretu 7; Naughty Girl 7; Pentngiam 7; Quaestor 7; and Spirit Level bracketed; Pagoda 7; a>nd Gwenette 7 bracketed; Commission 7; Treso 7; Narrow Neck 7; and Wrangle 6 7 also started. StLU Sea. led till entering the straight, where Prince Abbey headed the field, and worn comfortably by two-lengths and a half; three lengths between second and third. Time, lm 29 l-ss. FLYING HANDICAP, of 650 sove; 7fTigrinia 7 10 H. Goldfinch 1; Scrap o' Paper 6 7 H. Wiggins 2;- Penonn. 6 12 W. Kitchener 3. Gold Kjd 9 6; Rigihit and Left 8 3; Raceful 8 2; Esthonia 7 12; Arch Salute 7 11; Queen Abbey 7 11; Ben Bolt 7 9; Bang 7 9; Egmont Park 7 8; Pure Laziness 6 12; Lovelight 6 7; and Prince Carl 6 7 also started. Won by three-quarters of a length; half a length between second and third. Esthomia fourth. Time, lm 28s. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.)

TARATAHI-CARTERTON R.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) CARTERTON, November 5. The Tarafcahd-Oarterton Racing Club's An■mial Meeting was held) in fine w«a.-tiher, aawi before a large attendance. There w«re caputal fields, and splendid racing. Alter winnine the Cup Bitters was decorated with the blue ribbon by Miss Bunny, sinter of tb» president. The totalisator turnover was £17,923, «a against £22,788 last year BeTRIAL PLATE, of 120 bots; weight 8 6; 6f—Munus 1; Rosa of Athena 2; Rugby 8. Slave Matt, Pantler, Lady Waimamgu, Mark Time Blue Hall, and Red Bond were scratched. Won by a length. Time, lm 17s. CARRINGTON HACK WELTER, of 140 uovs; lm— Lady Witehet 9 1; Wai 9 9 2; Rimutaka 9 3. Rebuff and Silk Rein were soratehed. Won comfortably. Time, lm 455. WAIRARAPA COUNTY CUP HANDICAP, of 300 eovs; lim—Bitters 7 7 1; Printemps 9 9; Siberian 6 7 3. Boneitter and Paoemui were. scratched. Won easily. Festivity lost his jockey (K. Tucker) juet after the start. Time, 2m 8 2-ss. CARTERTON HACK HANDICAP, of 150 eovs; 6f—Kikini 7 7 1; Mountain March 6 12 2; Busy 6 7 3. Jackaroo, Melting Mbmenta, Sunbath, and Whariti were eoratohed. Won by a length. Time, lm 16». BUNNY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 200 eovs; 6f—Backsheesh 8 5 1; Martial Dawn 7 7 2; Bonny Briar 7 8 3. Ruatara and Martian Miss were scratched. Time, lm 14 2-ss. % TARATAHI HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 160 eovs; 7f—Edendile 8 8 1; Maropa 7 7 2; Sir Wai 7 12 3. Bliasfulneas, Galore, Blue Hall, Tatoo, and Black Arrow were eoratohed. Won by a length. Time, lm 295. MAUNGARAKI WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 7f—Oallaghan 9 1; Probate 8 6 2; Bitters 7 13 3. Spook wan. scratched. Won easily. Time, lm 29e. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 150 bovb; sf—Chant Royal 8 11 1; Solstice 7 7 2; Password 7 2 8. Paphion, Martian Miss, Kikini, Merry Day, Whariti, Elmoxz, Merimas. and W&katere were ecratched. Won easily". Time, lm 1 l-ss. HOROWHENUA R.C.'S ANNUAL MEETDXG. (FBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON, November 6. The following handicaps have been declared:— MANUKAU HACK HURDLES, of 150 eovs; ljm—Simon 11 12; Nobleman 10 13; Battle Song 10 13; Kyoto 10 9; Gay Boy 10 8; Otauru Kid 10 4; War Loan 10; The Baronet 10; Passenger 9 9; Royal Gift 9 9; Gold Problem 9 6; Ah Fu 9; Pawerewexe 9; Naughty 9; Rangiotu 9; Eraerua 9; Tremtham Rose 9; Opiate 9; Toddy 9; Wairenga 9; Signer Ella 9; Tarquin 9; Moroa. 9; Hukaroa 9; March On 9. WELTEB HACK HANDICAP, of 150 •ovs; 7f—Spook 10; Tolerance 9 7; Edendale 9 2; Malingerer 9 1; Velociform 8 13; Sunny Jim 8 8; Admiration 8 8; Hallowroz 8 6; Vindiotive 8 6; Helen Rufus 8 5; Kail 8 4; Lady Kotiripo 8 3; Kyoto 8; Misslove 7 11; Knia 7 11; Rugby 7 ?; Sleeping Beauty 7 7; Sling Camp 7 7; Hallucination 7 7i Missnana*. 7 7; Goolw* 7 7; Opiate % if Iflvroi

On 7 7; Penalty 7 7; Crystal Palace 7 7; * LEVIN HACK HANDICAP, of 150 eovs; 6f—Oelmisio 9 9; Paphian 8 8; Velociform 8 5- Creme de Mentha 8 4; Deucalion 8 2; Kilwana 8; Sunny Jim 7 13; HaEowToz7 13; Gallia 7 12; Lord Usk 7 9; Melting Moments 7 6; Projector 7 6; Rose of Athens 7 3; Country Life 7 2; Merry Day 6 12; Suni>2,th 6 10; "emonoss 6 7. HOKOWHE:. V CUP, of SSO sovs; Printemps 9; Kilrush 8 6; Bitters 8 3; Matatua*B; Tori 7 12; Festivity 7 12; Moutoa Ivanova 7 10: Astinome 7 9; Detroit 7 6" Halifax 7 5; Simon 7 5; Weimatao 7 B•' American' Beauty 7 4; Beloved 7 3; Red' Bob 6 11; Sweet Song 6 7; Sling Camp JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; 5f —Uleaborg 8 2; Bravato 8 2; Oearo 8 2; Ares 8 2; Waetea 7 12; Khamsin filly 7 11: Merry Knight 7 11; Native Queen 7 11; Pirouette 7 11; Wake Up 7 11; Enthusiasm 7 11 • Bonrina 7 11; Stream 7 9. Mcdonald memorial velter HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 7f—Printemps 10- Asterina 9 7; Astinome 9 5; Backsheesh 9 3; Bitters 9 2; Borealis 9 1; Riailaod 9; Rua'taira 8 13; Detroit 8 12; Nursing Sister 8 12 • Waimatao 8 11; American Beauty 8 10;' Halifax 8 8; Beloved 8 5; Prince Ferouz 8 2: Hepta 8 2; Bonny Briar 8; Mistian 8; Automoana 8; Missmaid 8; Gold Problem 8; La Paloma 8; Staxengo 8; Wer Baby 8; Admiration 8; War Loan 8. HOKIO HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; sf—Bestir 9 6; Paphian 9 2; Deucalion 8 9; Kikini S 6; Gallia 8 3; Lord Usk 8; Hipo 7 13; Helen Rufus 7 12; Projector 7 12; King's Armour 7 12; Jackaroo 7 11; Minsk 7 9; Country Life 7 8; Tribulet 7 5; Waimahoe 7 3; Reset 7 3; Cochineal 7 2; Sleeping Beauty 7 2; Doucement 7 2; Sunbath 7; Solace 7; Lady Thurnham 7; Good Mark 7; Oriad 7; Minemai 7; Lady lima 7; Princess Fran 7; d'Aubcpines 7; Lady Faa, 7; Pleasure 7; Semper Idem 7; Helenice 7. TBOTTINO NOTES. The weather conditions at Addington on Saturday were ideal, the track was in firstclass crder, and some interesting work was accomplished. Lord Clan fHussey) and Matehlight (Dunn) went together over a. mile and a half, the former pacing in in.prcved style. Gold Boy (T. Roe) proved too good tot Wild Lad (R C. Fisken) in a strongly-run mile and a half, the first mile taking 2min 21sec. Wild Lad endeavoured to keep with Gold Boy, but was unable to do 60, and broke when under pressure Whispering Willie trotted two miles in smin, the last quarter taking 35sec, Mako Mako, in the same stable, was given strong exercise without the hopples, and movea freely. Ena Bell paced a mile in 2min 16sec, and did it well. Over short courses this mate should race well at the meeting. R. E. Mills drovo Estelle two miles, but she failed to trot even'y, and gave an indifferent display. _ Grand Denver's mission was two males m saddle, which he did in a satisfactory manner. He is in good fettle, and has only to repeat his track work to race prominently at the meeting.- ' - ~ . Vilo (E. McDermctt) paced two miles at an even gait, which took 4min 39*ec. Tatsy Dillon (J. Dench) and Schnapps ffi. MeDermott) were companions in a stronglyrun two miles, which took 4min 45«ec. Trix Pointer (F. Holmes) finished a length in front of Sherwood (F. Holmes, jun.) in a work out over a mile and a half in 3min 28 2-ssec. Trix Pointer made most of her own running, but there was little between them at the finish. DiHonwood, with a light-weight up, assisted in the earlv stages, but was eased up at the end of six furlongs. Locanda Dillon worked a mile. He showed a lot of speed in the early Btages, but was stopping badly at the finish. Bangitata Lass (P. E. Jones) had Jack Arrah (owner) as a companion over a mile and a half in Smin 24seo. The former did her work pleasingly, and easily held Jack Arrah safe at the. finish. Others that worked were Frank Tracey, Bundaberg, Thea, Earl Derby, TrtiganinJ, Wet Day, Carbinia, Bush Boy, Coil, and Glen Mavis. , J. Bryce gave his Cup candidate Man o War a fast mile at Oakhampton Lodge on Saturday. It took 2min 12sec to run }be distance, but the ex-Australian did not do it in a generous manner. J. Henderson from Oamaru on Saturday with Albert Cling, Nellie Scott, Effle Bin»en, and Embracer. The quartet are in good fettle, and they will be given strong work at Addington to-day.

J AUCKLAND, November 6. GORDON HANDICAP, of 500 sots. 6f. Wanigan 9 0 Hing Pellicula 7 10 Golden Dream 8 9 Midget 7 9 Wrangle 8 4 Dardanella 7'9 Broadivood 8 2 Naughty Girl •• 7 9 Battleplane 7 12 Pengwen 7 7 Amifoirn 7 12 Pagoda 7 7 Kosinante 7 12 Te Akitai 7 7 Excheauer 7 12 Marquil 7 7 Gold Bud 7 11 MSas Vera 7 7MANUKAU HURDLES;, of 650 bovs. ljm. Guerre a Mort 11 8 lupling 10 1 Loval Arch 11 4 .KJnkora 9 10 Ditto 11 4 Don't 9 0 Hyginas 11 4 Approach 9 0 Explorer 10 13 Royal March .. 9 0 Rathlin 10 12. Sr.ake 9 0 Deviation 10 3 Stirrup Cup .. 9 0 Paoanui 10 2 Foxglove 9 0 Killard 10 2 EPSOM HANDICAP, of 650 eors. 1 Bf. .. Golden Bubble 9 1 lnfa'nte 7 6 Tama-a-roa 8 8 Qnecn Abbey .. 7 5 Geoffrey 8 7 Dovelet 7 C lnah 8 6 Oranga 6 10 Anomaly 8 4 Leithfield « 7 Tigrinia 8 2 Armorel 6 7 Pavo 7 12 Peter Maxwell 6 7 KING EDWARD MEMORIAL HANDICAP, | of 1000 eova. lim. , Molyneur 9 2 Perfect Day ., 7 2 Ur.clo Ned 8 18 Tinohoro 7 0 Lietowel 8 13 Archie ,. 6 13 Gold Kip 8 5 Rockfield 6 7 Mangamahoe .. 7 7 Sylvan .. 6 7 Stork 7 7 No Bother 6 7 Insurrection 7 6 Pure Laziness 6 7 Glo-n Oanny 7 s MUSKET STAKES HANDICAP, of 650 SOTS. For two-year-olds. 5f, Shebang ,. 8 8 Ad Astra 7 6 Master - O'Rorte 7 13 Mcmarty .. 7 6 Refinement 7 13 Ll-anellv 7 6 Biy Dighton .. 7 11 Royal Fame .. 7 8 Tactful 7 11 Owen •< 7 8 Sundaur . • 7 8 Dcrinda •• 6 12 Miss June Bachelor Girl.. 7 8 Lucky Lu •• 7 8 Our Prince .. 6 12 G 11 NORMANBY HANDICAP, ofJOO eova. lm. Nigktraider Boomerday Doric • • 9 7 Some Fashion 9 3 Regent 8 8 Dactylis 8 1 8 0 7 10 Halcyon 8 8 Waikaretu .. 7 9 Pepin 8 6 Quaestor 7 7 Marble Slab .. 8 6 Commission .. 7 7 Stammer • • 8 3 Tieeo 7 7 Tireless ,, 8 1 Herchiea 7 7 Navana i 1 Rose Thurnham 7 7 Heathermoon . 8 1 „.._,_.,.« LIVERPOOL WELTER HANDICAP, < >f 650 bovs. 1m. Forest Gold .. 9 7 Night Time .. 7 12 Glen Canny 9 5 Illumination .. 7 12 RMit and Left 9 1 Pure Laziness 7 10 Raceful 9 0 Bezant 7 7 Arch Salute .. 8 9 Tresor 7 7 Ben Bolt Bang „ ■• Egmont PaTk.. Toa Taua 8 7 Prince Charleroi 8 7 Loveliglit 7 7 8 8 Esplanade 8 3 »Mimiwhangata 7 7 7 7 Scrap o' Paper Dead Sweet 1 8 2 Navana 8 1 War Tank 7 7 7 7 Penona 8 0 Spirit Level .. 7 7