SPORTING.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17810, 9 July 1923, Page 12

SPORTING.

'W'-ek to it-velf, rd.ere cei..-. • - '' ".' •continued en \\ ndr.er/iiiv a;:--: ; i '"^" on '52.'-'- r i-'-"- '■ ,: ' i" 1 •""'..- '"""'• race, tV; Wi:tvc JI-..rJ>v\ -:•• -•> c -" s is '-•>-> V.OLir.-te.-father*i* r:.arked ifi' *•**» ■ ■''■ Grand ?-'s:ifts2.l ?"- *"" 5: '^. : ' . . TT'V. -i 1 ,-- --J f« ' '-'-i recsc* T.'.eet::.v «■» "•--' ...... -"' " ",".'-1 .'. * .. ~--.;->.-.-?• -:. H-i v:. srougfct ;---- -". .---;V.r .-'.' -,-,. -•-.., .T.OT? rCt-';.'<-; r - [~~i ;' : -'~ .''" j- 1 -• - -^ rui*W^!''"f h* Gi'i*:". - ; --f/ t hand ;: .i, ;>'jt -••* Ff'^'.^W.".'.".?? To occupy second .:;_ ..v,^ Mr'J. J. C-.rr/. " The result of the ■•iwjb --aa rati;*.- r- t.-!i;:ii:-r. the Aueklar.d piotinc*. L'otii Oa.kiei.jh ;.i:d Enako are At:ck!and-o*-n.d trn; «d, cr.d wtro ridoen by ■vhi!,: S. Her.d':rsor., L-iokb; joci-rev-. td.-,. Laiis from Auckland. By h:"-. -/.t, -.n t;v> Treritr.am H;:.-'i';f:3 7'srmrr lU,*s tbat Lis KU.irf.lie form wa.=; all ;rror-£. He .-.eeir.'-xi 'ii.pr.eiiincd to do ! :.s toil as Aijekinrid, at Trer.cliarr. hj« v/T.ied ac;:eh more suited hy the conditions. _ Ni:ki:y.':::j, v.-ho fini-jhed second. right "jp to his very con.-.i:>viriD record, srid poA&ibiy, ae the raoe was run, he nigh; ::ave r/oen a littie unlucky to hare Loin teaton. However, his r-jcord takes some beating, for in hia i.'ist eight starts he has not finish**! out of a plrxe, having "won three timed, finished, second a» many times, uid third twice. First Borr., who scored in tho Vit•toriii Hurdks, r.iu=t ryi regarded' -is a very young jumper. Taking a line throijgh Niikuma.i, he would havt> held hi 3 own in the ooen hurdles, and :t is rarnarfcahlo that his vrua 0 seconds fruter than that of Penury Rosa OTer tho sarr;c course. AHowanco rnu3t ho macki, of course, for th-o cut-ting-up thfi track had received o» tho timo tho Trentham Hurdlo Ilaou v/aA run. For all thnt, First liorn defeated Nukurnsi pointier at Otaki, and tho latter haa shown esiy.-llent form linco, «o that overything points to First Bora being much above tho ordinsiry. lTie most interesting nornpt-titoru oi "tho Trial Plate at Trentham aro the t-.To-year-oldt. and on Saturday it wa3 1-cft to two of that age to fail tho loading places. Star Ranger, the winnw, \% si neat gliding by Martian from that brilliant mare Gipay Bello, truly galloping lines. I>ubiom, who finished ilfth on Saturday, ia a Roroan-noscd gelding by Demosthenes or Finland from La Notte. He, together nith the biff, well-grown Hallmark (Tressady— Siivert'oil), should make good later on. Tawehi (Kilbroney—Taringamutu) looked rough, and Rene Mavis (Treadmill — Rene) wa3 never sighted. Enthuse (Boniform —Historiette) tailed off early and evidently could not act in the going. San Forte, who scored in th© Had: and Hunters' Steeplechase, had no particularly striking form to recommend him, end naturally he was one of the outsiders of the field. He is anothcr of the useful Gntanforie breed frnmi Lady San by San Fran from Lndysmith hy Torpedo. Te Alaire, v/ho finished second, has shown himself quite n useful gelding, and in the early part of laat eeason ho found his way into a place *ith marked regularity. A feature of the racing at Trentham on Saturday was the fact that descend- j ants of Merry Moment carried off the | two principal flat races, Joy Ride and j Comftca], Joy Hide was allowed to I pay n good price in the Stewards' Han- | dicap, considering that at hia last meeting at Trentham ho had shown very good form, but possibly this waa Accounted _ for by having an amateur jockey in the saddle In passing, it may be as well to remark that Mr S. Howard can hold his own with many professionals. C!omical ia one of the most improved horses now racing on the flat in tho j Dominion. Just « few months ago he I waa eligible for High VVcignt Handicaps at) Trentham, and attracted attention to himself by winning one in soft J going. At EHerelie last month he I proved himself in the best company on the flat at the meeting. On Saturday > he fairly worried Tmohoro in the Welcome Cup, and had enough in reserve to stall off Tamo Fox. Comical 13 a. naif-brother to Red Cent, who finished fourth in the Wellington Steeplechase. Alaric, the winner of the concluding i event at Trcatham on Saturday, haa many times been mentioned aa a galloper Above the ordinary, and it is understood his owner-trainer bought him; primarily for racing in Australia. Ini hi 3 recent success he gave the opposition no quarter, fairly revelling in the going. His publio form prior" to Siturday is not impressive. Ecuador, who was runner-up to Alaric, i 3 a very useful hack, his last four starta having provided two firsts, one eecond, and one third. The Wellington Racing Qub has adopted the English custom of providing stalls for each of the four placed t horses to come back to and in which to bo unsaddled. The idea is an excellent, one in every way, as not only doe 3 it keep everyone clear of the hcr=ea, but it minimises the chance of accident. Our Greymouth correspondent telegraphs: Two weeks ago the well-known racehorse Wolthea was found wandering at large in the borough of Westport. He waa impounded by the poundkeeper,

• :.■";:..-.:billty. Th;-, v:j- not forticom- .:.-, ~ •..-.: r..■-'••-:r •?:.-> to be -::; h.f.r;-.'i. :'.:: y-ar; ■": a?f=. anc : : . ! .;/ -:.:■;.-. CsrKir.'. " 'jr. Friday a U?.:^ :.:.v : s;x - The \>i'.i \r; i'ot ::.:■■ . '; -xv.-i r<,::n r;fc;iin s.ivi v:;i ;,o ~,r.t to C.v.y-.vt-.ry -;cot:r:gs. :-. K.**iw: iriyt ths: on Sat-:i'-.i. .•!'.'-.'-'.■'.ny"t.r'M/j.' CliiZ WELLISGTOS R.C.'S VrISIER MEETING. '■:?Z-ILL -:, "T3l! liZit."'; T.-..3 difi rating oi tho Wili-Hra:: - r C":j;.j:: \'.'\:.:i- lleeiing was .le;<. fj-day bcior-i j, vocci Tea wei.".proved ?..j the ;i:*» - .:ej T>.a ■■/.a.;:aav.r hir.d.erl £Vifi\~, 10a, 2.'. aga;;x?.; or. the tf.' i<-j la-s; ,-ear. Keaulte: vriTOUiA i:a;:dkjap, c: is'j ='.•-■:•.; liri —i i'.rr. iiora 10 3 .VI. I'cclj lea Tvii l': li; 1-4 llr,wcs. 10 7: -■'. iiotrS-iiri Ht-vr 1.7 3; <i Px~.ce 10 3; 7 Bin* -K-.C.J Li 11; * 'Jh*«r L'r, ') 11: 13 WhiW y.mgs: D 10; 12 'iriEuule' 0 3; 3 V/ild 3 2, and 15 Riisutika 0 also started. Woa TP.iA-L, PLATE, o: 250 «.ts ; Bf—l Star Singer 0 A. ileed 1; 15 ilo-jiiain Crag 1 u « 2; i ila Uoughal 9 11 2. 3 i'irati >3: 13 Lor'l L'sk 0 13; 1 ilaraor.i n 13; 12 Brigade. Bill 9 11; 6 ikmr.t&ir. c i;g.'.ai 9 1!; 11 Proclaim 9 11; 7 Strsari L! 1;; 5 Tiov;o 0 11; 10 i>ji-.:oua 8; ?J >lr.lha3s 0; 3 Uail Mar!'. 'J; i!> H«na >lav.s 9, ar.d 11 Tawehi & also started. \Voa by i length. Tie?, Ire 5i3. I'ISST HA'J-i A.MJ HUMTSIIS' STEEPLKC£IA=E, o? 3.00 aov 3 ; i:.-n o;~3 can jrV/rto l> car. 0 3 P. Jar.iSrearty 1; 'i Ta Mairs 10 6; fi Stag Otacer 10 3; I. Ear.iar.uwhiri 10 11; 3 ilerewearc 10 ■*; i Whiz: iJar.g 0 7; \ 8.-ja Hill 0 c&r. 0 3; U Orange Bitters 0; 7 Bartolin» 9 car. a 1, also started. Woa by ha!i u head. Tice, tin 142. ST3WA3DS' HANDICAP, ci i'Jj sots; Cf—lo Joy Kida 10 11 Hr S. Howard 1; 11 P*Dhian D 2; IS 8 a. o .:0.Janeuo 11 10, 17 CiTiliorm. 10 13; 12 Bon S«eo 10 3; 43 Barker 10 6; 7 Mv-sketoor. 'j'i'i; 3 Pasaior.lcaa 9 10; 20 Bonnie Hea'her 0 1); 1 '.Cacti'il 9 7; 1 Arataura 0 C; 2 Santonio 9 5; 11 i'Amorr 0 5; 6 Demand V 3; 0 Tinihaaga. 3; 15 Antinome 9; 5 Uack»hce»h 9; 15 Pink, itos* 9, and 9 Petunia, rj also etart-id. Tv'oa bj t length and aha!i. . Tirr.c, Ira 223. TV£LXT:nGI'ON STKSPLSCEAS3, o! 1300 *r>';3; second 200, third 100. About 3tra. r t. G. and P. Peaci'a b g Oak.eigh by Si. iraans—Jeaa o.ged 11 i2 J. Roach 1 9. J. A- Corry'a b g Dicl: aged S 7 » '■' J a. Henderson 3 «. H. Hanaon'a b J Snake 6yrs 10 8 W. Bennia 8 8 Tigeriaad 10 8; 1 Earmi 10 i; 5 Young Thurnham 10 i; 2 First I/ine 10; 8 Pakncia D 13; 11 Seadown 9 13; 12 Whincoid 9 .- l> Vocifente 9 3; 18 Jiaster Peter 9; * Bad Cent 9, and Z*ii3 9 also started. In a great finish Oakleigh beat JJic'x bj a length. Snake waa tfca Mjne distance away. Red Cent, Banui «r.d First Line were the only others to finish. Time 7rn SCa. WELCOME CUP, of 500 gore; eeoond 100, third SO, Im. I. H. if. Campbell's ch g Comical by -'J*rrj- Ifomenta—Mint Queen Gyra 10 1 K. Reed 1 S. T .V. Duncaa'fl bra 'lame IToz a.god 11 if. ilcCarten a 0. H. A. Knight's b z Urgency 4yra 10 6 D. Cotton 3 li Suweyor 10 13; 10 Haurangi 10 8; 16 Bitters 10 3; 7 KUbird 9 10; S Tinoooro 'i 9; i Arch Salute 9 6; 9 Denwa 9 5; 15 Ter.terfieid 9 i; 13 Prince Ferou?. 9 3; 1-2 Tatau Tatau 9 2; e Crucelle B 2 and Blackiftiil 9 coupled; 1« Blissfulneaa 9; 11 Kahikatea 9, ar.d Kilkce 9 coupled; 5 Lady Ben 9, and MartulU 9 coupled; 17 Patuki 5), and 19 Sir Won by three-quarters of a length; head eecond *.nd third. Time, 1m ooa. TRENTHAM HURDLE HANDICAP, cf 5-CO eovs; second 70, third 30. lira. t. It. Knoit'o br g Penury Boao 07 Penury —Merry Fusee agad 9 V l\ Corlett 1 11. S. G. D&vicbon's br g Nuiumai 4yra 9 13 .. .. L. G. Morris 2 7. L. George'e b g Alteration aged 9 10 E. Copeiitake 8 1 Royal Abbey 11 i; 5 Poanui 11 2; 3 Cerberus 10 11; 9 Tinokaha 10 6; 13 Vagabond 10 7; 2 Kn Route 10 4; 6 Militaire 10 3; 8 Peter Amans 10 1; 10 Mia Bella 9 12; 18 Matatua 9 5, and 14 Kyoto 9 3 also started. Won by a length. Tinas, 3ra SCs. TE ARO HANDICAP, of 350 ecr,-3; Gf—--4 Alaric 9 2 M. McCarten 1; 2 Ecusc! r ! '1 '* 3; 1 Doleful Bitty 10 'i E. 17 Elcullus 10 t; 5 Glumcnt 19 2; 14 Auckland 10; 11 Fera 9 10; 13 Frieco Mail 9 8; 7 Princess Fran 9 8; 15 Zero Hour 9 8; 12 AllmariZnba 9 7; 9 Tinohoro 9 7; 10 Arizona Maid 9 5; 6 Dominant 9 5; 3 Distant Shot 9 I; IS Linroark 9 5; a Thp r mperor 9 2, and 18 Red CourieT 9 alao started. Won oy two lengtha. Timo, Ira 24a. NOTES OX THE RACING. A number oi fery useful looking horees atartcd in tho Vittoria Hurdle Handicap, First Born, r. good-looking and well-condi-tioned four-year-old gelding by Thurnham— AUcia, waa mada an alnWt ovon money favourite. Alwaya well up behind the leadera, ho took charge halt a mile- from home and romped home an easy winner. Ho ia a uaeful and omart jumper, on© that may do good things later on, and he likes mud. Triboulot aud Mountain Peer made the pace, very solid for a mile, but they compounded suddenly and eventually finished at the tail-end of the fie.'d. Frenchman waa running a good race alongside First B>m at the end of a mile, where he hit a fenca very hard, and that was the end of him, but ma showing waa a good one for a maiden performed, and his turn will come before loag. Rowan, Prico, Bin* Socks, and Mounga all ran well, and ta they looked short of work when pulled up they may do better another day. Maunga's saddle slipped back on hio loins in tie running, and

ia neariy :eil a- tie ii=t 1 ■—■ by iiar'.;a- <iir'a- Belie ii 3 d-io ' "2.'-r. Crag, wLv carr_» :'-".ca a ic". : ">'i" T..a Hac.T 3r.d llijat;-.'.i' Stespiecki;*; •■!'■ "V'. }L?.;;z. Z'r.f. pair aei c:r aa<i ra.2«i '-■-- "*..:■}. iP.d '.,fi ?':'.d':T.T r-T--~ ' ' \\~: ; *. :Icbr«»a/tr -. -. r thi i-iid.rix pair :ry: r.aar.y •,'••; ;a..':J. sC. p-tiei that they fell away, Jfi2 Orr;;er j :j??e<i-lc-Oiiag ing fence. T;;s !:crße Uj rr.aie u ir.istaice \;u.a Sa.'tc;;r.:, whi iv.iJcsu a; ta> i'jver.tli <.;.itac.e, 4:; oruih. Nothina; •r : v«r Lojkt-i to h-ve a chir.ee«':'.h Te Alairs and 857; Porte. V.-'.i.za ;o3t p, 'o: cf ground at ;;eariy every f-jnee, and Orange Bittera or. jevera! occ-isior.3 i-:st g/ound at a j-,2tc.. Thera waa a ah.tvrer the - c .ieM-a.-.J6' Hsr.d.cap wm r\:n, and :; waa hard to tiU«er;; it&tjej were in ::i:£ iwhiaa ia \l.-i final Ho :a evideritly a g;«l clas-i gelding, r.iphiaa stayed cr. nt"ci: better th.ir. uiuai, ar.d juat I'jeat Avispado for second raoi'.ey. b.;t r.e waa !uc!ty tfi tlu it ai ca;no f.-cra a long way hick. H* Icnvked a= :; the lace would do him £<'■>!. Pass or.les. J . Tactful, Arataura Saatur.io aad BackiLee=h were aii well eaough placed enterin;; tr.e atriijh: v> Lava t7on had they bee:', goo! *r.ous;t:. L'Arr.o-ar did act ajpeaf to aaadi; the going wjl: The tVeilingwa Steejleccao-i r,-.:z a :1a: race, there v.-ero not any acratc:d:;g», and !i;e t";.iolo ict et:ipped v.sd. Whipcord, certainly locked a bit ragged, but ho L> always ir.clir.eci that —ay. First Lino, xho 'j=;:acT '.•x.ki very rough, strapped a. J . v.e.l .'« ar.vtliing in ;1;<. race. All get way ".■> a goci iir.e, and were bunched at the fir it fer.c„-, which thw hit so hard '.'.'.a: il waa kr.ccJ-:=a rlas, although it ;.< a atcutly-built cb.-.tacle. The fiftld wja we'd strur.sr out at th-s r .oco:ifl feuce, by "eiiich tiir:e Maaler Pete, Whipcord, and Yocderate vrere down. Kar.u;, who traj jumping like a sta.i;, out to fore* the pace, hia two nearest oppor.cr.ti baing Young Thurnham and Pa'encia, both ot v:r.orja were jumping very hi?, v'oar.rr Thurnham particularly m, while Did:, '&::•! vm bucking ever the higgeat fence-:;, v/oj laat and being ndder.. Tis order v. a.? thu same all the round, with Oaitieig:,. fe'r.a.-tt. Tigerland, ar.d Dick gradually making tip their ground. A raiie from home iiar.ui rvaj itill in front from Paiencia and Vocair Thurnliam, but it waa evident that Ilanu; Tvaa doing hU beat, ??hi!e Young Ihuraham' 1 ! estravagant jumping had found him out and hitting- the bruah hard he collapsed, and waa soon afterwards pulled up. Pa.er.cia appeared to be going beat of the bunch atid in the race, fcr Snake, Tigeriand, Oalkleigr:, and Dick wera a!! being hunted along. Tigeriand fell at the cent fence, a scd wall, and Palencia when going up to H-nui at tho next obstacle, one 0: Jog 3, got right Into it linjd toppled fn'K. Then Snake and Oakieigh gradually caught itanui, while Dick was making up hi 3 ground fast. Ranui waa beaten tv;o fences from home and Dick with Snake led over the last fence juat a shade in front of Oakleigh, but the top-wei-ght was not to be denied and in a bitter atruggie ho got up to beat Dick trith Snake at Dick' 3 quarters. Oakleigh puiied up well, and so did Dick, but Sn-ake waa very tired, and he walked away from the weighing paddock aa if he had given h:a back :: slight rick or '.vm desperately tired. itod Cent, Ranui, and First Lir.e, who were the others to complete tho course, were a long way back, while Young Thurnham Seadcwn, and Zeua were pulled up when their riders saw it was a hopeie33 case. The Welcome Cup was a' one-horse race. It. Reid on Comical was nerer bothering about those horaes near him, but waa always on. the look-out for something coming from behind, and once in tho straight he went on to win nicely. Comical has Bizo and epeed, and can carry weight, alao he is good on all sorts of going, which makes him look a likely Bort to win a National Hurdles later on. Tame Fox, who ran second, waa a long way back in the early stages, but he finished on in the gamest manner, and was certainly going fn3tcr than anything over the laat hundred yards. It was a great race for second place, .there being very little between Tame Fox, Surveyor, and Crgency at the finish. Surveyor, who was only just touched off from getting a place, wa3 iamo wlen he did hi 3 preliminary, and must bo ciedited with having run a great race. Ho pulled up as if ths race might do him a lot of good. Of the rest Tinohoro and Prince Ferouz both flattered their backers, but failed over the laat iittla bit. The going was very cut up when it oarco time fcr the Trentham Hurdles. At the first fence Poanui had a slight advantage of 11 lino of horaes, and here Cerberus hit hard and knocked a hole in the flight. Th a took the eteam out of him, and afterwards he was always taikd off. Nukumai ran up to Poanui going up tho back ar.d aeon had his measure, but as it waa, his rider steered tho Machineal gelding very confidently, and never went on in the lead until Alteration came along and threatened to head him off. Then the pair went out by themselves with Penury Rose chasing them. Coming to tho laat fence in which the middle panel 3 had be<>ti knocked almost to the ground, Nukumai ind Alteration were bumying each other for the gap, and Ihia allowed Penury Roae to get closer to them, and they did not have much tho better of him when over the obstacle. Nukumai had Alteration beaten about a chain from the post, but Nukumai's rider stopped riding hia mount, and the result was th»t Penury Rose got up to beat him. by a good margin. It may have been that Nuiumai waa so tired that hia rider saw ie had no chance of beating Penury Rc*e and no dropped his hands, for tho "elding was tired, but it certainly looked as if he threw the race away. _ Royal Abbey was running a good race until sin fur'onga from home, where he hit a hurdle hard, and that was the. end of him. Poanui had everything in his favour, but he is not the same horse that he was when he raced last winter. He has learned a trick of running down hia fences, and now te ia lacking in stamina. It may be that he is cot forward enough yet, but on to-day's form he does not look to have much chance of winning races. Tinokaha should have run much better than ha did. As it was, although he stripped weil, he never looked to have a chanoo of getting into a place. Vagabond, En Route, Peter Amans, and Mia Bella all ran-badly, while Matatua was never prominent. Altc-ration ran a good race, but contrary to hi 3 usual custom when right, he failed to run on and hia looks both before and. aiter the race suggested that he ia about at the top of his form.. The day was brought to a c'.c3e with tfca To Aro Handicap, for which eighteen horaea went to the poet. Tho public backed Doleful Ditty, Ecuador, Distant Shot, and A.anc much' tetter than the rest, and they were not far wiong, for three of them iilled the places. The disappointment was Distant Shot, who, when first sighted, was wide out at the home turn but well up. She, however, failed to run on and finally finished a long way back. The three placed horses, Alaric, Ecuador, and Doleful Ditty, ahvava in the lead and Alario won very handily after getting through the awful going as if he liked it. In fact, many backed him on his preliminary. There were not many falls during the day and it is pleasing to relate that neither boys nor horsee who received spills were hurt. Ths courso is fearfully cut up after the day's racing, and it cannot possibly improved to any extent for the concluding daya, 90 those horses that handled it to-day aro likely to show up again later on at the meeting. tSCOND DAY'S HANDICAPS. (rzafi AMoczifiox nr/soma.) WELLINGTON, July 6. COKUNWA HURDLE HANDICAP, of 350. EOVB'; l£m.

HICK WEIGHT HANDICAP, cf 350 soys;

FRANKLIN AND MATAMATA R.C.'S COMBINED MEETING. C7MS3 ASSOCIATIOS 722.Z<MUtt.) AUCKLAND, July 7. The following handicaps have been de-

V.R.CS GRAND NATIONAL MEETING. _ MELBOUIUSrS, July ?. TcV.<y*-Z3 ia the result of tho:— GRAXD NATIONAL HURDLES EA.V BICAi", of 1750 boys; 3m. H. Alan Ciirxie's br g Berrimbo by Ritualist—Equalia* 6yrs 9 6 K. Thompson 2 L. Stuart's ch g Beadoc 07 Sharpshooter —Toagaroo Syrs & 6 .. ..2 H. E. Connolly's ch g JackatafZ by Sea Prince— 6yrs 9 10 S. Eeid 8 There were- eleven starters. Won by three lengtha. Tims, 6a Ijs. Mnecuiar and Gulgarri were first away irith Jack3taS next. Mnernar led into the straight, but Urownlind then went to tho froct only to be displaced by Loujs, who kept the lead to the three fariong post. la the last ro-JEd Betrimbo took charge and, led to the last feurdis from Maetnn, Louja, and JackstdJ. Bendca came fast in tha rua home bat was beaten by trree lengths. Time, 6:r. 133.

Fust Bom . xl 9 itiapo . a O Kail . 11 a Bkci Hill . a u ■Milii&ir* . 11 S llauaga . 9 9 . 9 i General '6£0 «U 6 Miss.end 2 a To* Tana . 10 11 Bodyguard . 9 a Boa Spec . 10 6 Astiaonw . 9 •2 Crowiiunt . 10 S J'resciisisa . 9 0 Row&a . 10 5 Kinds . 3 0 Erie . 10 3 Eiautaii . 8 0 lieieweat* , 10 3 Jackaroo , 9 0 Sir Wti . 10 3 Peep o' Daj . . 9 0 Mountain Ptor 10 1 Adruiratioa " . . g 0 Prks . 10 1 Palm Oa . 9 0 Bluo Socfcs . B 10 . . 9 0 Ckaez Up . 9 10 BuQkev» . 9 0 Whits lUngoi 9 8 Trejo.T . 9 0 TribouleS , 0 '.' Hii* • P 0 Ctctocm ° . 9 f ■•„

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HTN'UERA HAK DICAP, of 150 sots; 6f Prtttyman .. 10 5 Silent Knight . 9 0 Santinelia .. 10 ;; Senlac 9 0 Raia .. 10 l iiarakau 9 0 run : Pellicula . 0 u King lluIiiSd 9 0 Tintoretto .. 9 11 Irish Ji? 9 0 L,aay ilemiv eo 0 10 Greyland 9 0 BiocUcl: .. 9 10 Pu;emararria .. 9 0 Knighton .. S 10 Geretina 9 0 Meraalice .. 0 10 Star Lava 9 ,•> Cૃor .. 9 6 Parndoa 9 0 Just Quietly .. 9 rt Faaic 9 0 Dancing Doil . D •1 Penitentiary .. 9 0 Praiseworthy .. 9 4 Eruera 9 0 Pebblo II. .. 9 3 Oligarch 9 0 JCnjj Kev» .. 9 2 Piton 9 0 Peter Eo»a .. 3 2 Valeta 9 '1 Iiarangi .. D 2 Mahgoloire 9 ■) Eiectrcde .. 9 0 . Auriferous 9 0 Lord 1*PP7 .. 9 0 Daphna Bruce 9 0 L&rrilsin .. 3 0

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