SPORTING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18014, 5 March 1924, Page 12

SPORTING.

Acceptances for the Masterton Racing Club's Autumn Meeting are due on Friday. Acceptances for the Kaikoura Trotling Club's Annual Meeting are due on Saturday. The Australian-bred horse, Mart o War, will give an exhibition at the Thames Trotting Club's meeting to be held on Saturday. A new grandstand is in course of erection on the Wairarapa Racing Club's course at Tauhcrenikau. and will probably be in use at the club's Easter gathering. The late W. Howard's racino; stock is to be submitted at auction at Greenmeadows on Saturday. Eight horses will be offered, comprising Joy Ride, Kahikatea, Pitch. The Strand, Damon, Matu, Nokerakau, and the brood mare Penroe with a foal at loot bv Prince Willonvx.

Bopnie Winkie and Fulmar have made tlie trip to Xapier in charge of their trainer. A. Masters. After competing at l!:c Xapier Pnrk Racing Club's Autumn Meeting this week the pair will be taken to Trentham for the Wellington Racing Club's fixture late this month.

The "Weekly Press anil Referee," that erer-popular journal amongst followers of every sport, will again make its appearance to-day, and readers will find it right up to the'high standard set, and always maintained by its publishers. Expert writers deal in interesting fashion with matters of moment to the Turf worid, and especially welcome are tlie contributions of thuse well-known writers Antistlicncs, Spectator, and Wayfaror. Special reporters deal at length with racing meetings lipid during tlie past week, and Mites discusses the prospects for the Banks Peninsula Meeting lo be held on Saturday next. Correspondents from all parts forward the latest items of news from their respective districts, while a special statistician supplies the fullest details of the performances of horses, sires, and riders l'or the season. The trotting pages are right up to the mark, and the latest sensation in the trotting ■world is dealt with in, full. ' Altogether the "Weekly Press and Referee" is a paper that should find a place in every home and to the sportsman it is invaluable.

Vasilkov, the half-brother by Autumnus to Sasanof, is being schooled over hurdles at Wingatui and shows some promise in his new sphere.

It is reported from Dunedin tha.t O. Christie will, leave for Australia on Friday week by the Moeraki with Lochella, General Advance, Cartoon and Silent King.

The extra meeting granted to the "Waverley Racing Olub will be held on April 12th, and the programme has been framed on the eame lines as that for the meeting there on Labour Day, when £1250 was given in stakes. The California-Destroyer mare, Fireblight, was recently bought by Mr F. Armstrong, of Akitio, and will carry the Hasvke's Bay sportsman's oolours in cross-country events during the winter.

Mcntmorc, who was trained ai Riocarton some seasons ago, met with severp injuries during the hurdle raoe on- the first day of the recent Thames Meeting and was' subsequently destroyed. The two-year-old Kidlaw, by "WolawaCulprit, who won a couple of good races for Mr E. J. Watt at Randwick earlier this season, has been sold to a Melbourne sportsman and took up new quarters a fortnight ago. Sunny Spec, a fire-year-old gelding by Sunny Lake-Kinsale, won the second division of the Kensington Cup at the Kensington Meeting (Sydney) on February 23rd, but in the run-off was fourth. The prize-money for the race which was run in four divisions, amounted to £3OOO.

Y.R.C. AUTUMN MEETING.

AUSTRALIAN CUP DAT.

(BT CABLE—FRJSSB ASSOCIATION COPT&IOHT.) (ATJBTBALIAH AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) MELBOURNE, Match 4.

The weather fine and warm for the second day of the V.R.C. Autumn Meeting, and there woe a largo attendance. Etiwanda, who from the outer rails won, the first division of the Hopeful Stakes, is & eiater to Whittier and Accarak. She cost 500 guineas as a yearling. Valorem, the winner of the seoond division, co3t 800 guineas as a yearling. He drew a position near the outer rails. Batteryman, who vtaa always prominent, won the iilms Handicap by a, narrow margin. His trainer, F. Smith, .won the same race, with Comiquo in. 1923. Batteryman's dam is a sister to' Artilleryman. The ex-New . Zealander Konald Cameron won the March Steeplechase with' Gereldery, who was fifth in the early stages, and scored easily. Oopina fell and' Skyrocket Iran off. The Australian Cup aroused great interest Acoturak wae never further baok than fifth, and won well, with the favourite, El Dorado, third.' The* Cypher was pulled up, apparently having broken down. He got a bad knock, hut soon recovered, and is all right. It was afterwards found that he had met with interference at the turn into the straight. • The stewards decided that it was caused by Polynesian tiring and getting on the heels of Aocwak, who came back on to the Cypher. Accarak is owned by Mr 3. Chaffey, and is. trained by H. McCalman. He cost 500 guineas. W. Duncan, who rode the winner well, stated he had a good run, and speeded Accarak -up half a mile from home. The first prize in the Cup was £2735. The fractional times were: First six furlongs lm 19is, next four furlongs 53js, succeeding four furlongs Sli®, lust four 49j, last six lm 15s. J. Soobie, who trained Valorem, turned 1 out another winner in GTaxy, who . won the March Nursery Handicap. The following are details of the racing:— HOPEFUL STAKES, a sweepstakee of 4 sovs each, with 400 eovs added; seoond SO, third 40. For two-year-olds. Special weights. 51. First Division. B. ChaSey'a br f Eti wanda by Woorak ' —Polacca 7 7 .. .. .. 1 L. K. S. Mackinnon's bo Amontillado by "Woorak—Vinalia 7 10 .. ..3 T. Conway'B br g Donoru by Donore— Scotch Plaid 7 7 .. .. ~3 Fifteen started. "Won by three-quarters of a length: a neck between seoond and third. Palelight waa fourth. Time, lm Is. Second Division. C. B. Kellow's ,b c Valorem by Valais Girilah 7 10 .. .. .. 1 H. T. Smith's ch g Sportive by Urney ■■■ —Miss Playful 7 7.. ..2 H. Cousens'e br or blk f County Kerry by Highfield—Mrs Ulster 7 7 ..3 Sixteen started. Won by a short head.: two lengths and a half between second and third. (Bellamy was eighth. Time, lm OJs. ELMS HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 4 sovs each, with 400 eova added; second 80, third 40. For three-year-olds, lm, Thirkell Bros.' br or blk g Batteryman by Laniua—Queen Battery 8 7 .. 1 Baillieu and Constable's ch f Jimmie B by Maltster—Amoureux 6 11 * ..2 Stuart Brunton'a br c Graculus by Magpie—Nancy Sykes 7 9 .. ..3 Tea started. . "Won by half a neck; three-quartern of a length between second and third. Time, lm 40is. , . MARCH STEEPLECHASE, a handicap sweepstake of 5 sovs encb, with 500' sovs added; second 100, third 50. About 2m Jf. E. Cameron's br g Gereldery bv George Frederick—Memorise aged 117 .. 1 Leslie Stuart's br g . Stonemarten by Varco—Mon* Marie 6yrs 12 3 ..2 Hugh J. Forbes's ch g Thaletas br Dake of Melton—Thalestris aged 10 6 .. 3 Bight started. Won by six lengths; two lengths between 1 second and third. Time, 4m 225. AUSTRALIAN CTTP, a handicap swepsteies of 25 sovs each, with 3000 sots added; second 600, third 300. 2im. " B. Chafiey'e b g Accarak by Woorak—■ 1 PolaccaSjp* f 1 W. Duncan 1

±t. E. Connolly's ch g Jackstaff by Sea iPrince— jTlorenza &ged. 6 12 E. O'Sullivan 2 T. M. Burke's br c El Dorado by All Black—Aumxia's Daughter 4yrs 8 1 J. Munro 3 There were not many changes in tlie older of the leaders throughout. Early in the race Polynesian, going smoothly, took the lead, and piloted the field past the abattoirs and along the straight in front of Jackstaff. "Engleficld, TVynette, Llewellyn, and El Dorado. Hnrvest King was last early. Coming to the home turn Accarak ran into £econ J position, and turning into the et'iirht was - i*?e leader ov a. narrow- margin, with the field well bunched. At least eight candidates looked to have chance?. T:>ih whf heads were turned for home Accarak gained a definite lead. pr.<3 won well. Some of <he fancied eaididntes appeared to h.Tve End enough. Jacksfaff, however, finished on, after dropping back fifth, and secured second place length and a quarter behind Accnmk. F1 Homdo waP a length and a h"lf further bark third. Frances Tr»«aadv. wbo with a grea* Ut« run, finished fr-n-rth: Portphnrst nn<T The- Rover togethel--r ';h. Kr W'vnetff* next, n'th Bickw-ood l«sf. Time, "m 53Js, equalling TTnrrief Grptiam''* Tnce Ternrd.

MARCH XUR3ERY HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 5 sova each, with 500 govs added : second 100, third 50. For two-yeur-olds. 6f. E. E. D. Clarke's br c Glaxy by The Welkin—Cape Hatteras 7 5.. 1 Philip Russell's ch c Eurs.ck by Woorak —Harriet Graham S3 .. ..2 E. A. Underwood's br c Mercian King by King OfTa—©unfeast 8 3.. ..3 Thirteen started.

Won "by a head; three-quarters of o lengih between second and third. Time, lm 12Js. BOUR,rTE HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 7 sovs each, with 730 sovs added; second 150, third 75. 7f. R. E. H. Hope's b g St. Spc cd by Anton—Speoditc aged 8 6.. .'.l T. Saunders's ch g Hoppicker \jy Golden Hop—Ninfiu. syrs 8 4 .. .. '2 C. A. Widdfs's bT g Viceroy by Sir Aniyas —Andesitie 4yrs 6 7 .. .. o Won by threc-quurt-crs of a length; half a length between eecond and third. Time, lm 355 a, a quarter of a second outside the course reccxd. WAIMATE R.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING.

OAMARU J.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING.

THAMES T.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING. (PBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGHAM.) THAMES, March 4. The following acceptances have been received : MAIDEN HANDICAP (in harness), of 20 sots; 4min class; ljm—Wild Works, Albert Cry, Floraldine scr; Lady Rockawsy 36; Peace Bells 36; Chrintobells 36; Abbey 36; Agio Bella 38; Bell Roberts 36; Southdown 36. HIKUTAIA HANDICAP (in harness), of 25 sovs; 5.9 class; ljm—Ursuline, The Abbey. Agio Bell, Princess Bell scr; .La Sonnette 12; Golden Lark 48; Haroto 72. THAMES TROTTING CUP HANDICAP (in harness). «f 60 sovs; 4.50 class; 2m Golden Park, Prince Poole, Bell Roberts sor; Gold Sound 12; "Wild Nut l'Jj Dillon Shine 36; Haroto 36; Red Star 48; Huon Grattan 60: Lord Nepean 72. HAURAXI PLAINS HANDICAP (in harness), of SO eovs; 3.48 class; lsm—The Abbey, Southdown, Agie Bell, Bell Roberts, Lady Rockaway scr; La Sonnette 12; Lord Ncpean 168. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP (in harness), of 35 sove - for unhoppled trotters; 3.52 class; liro —Canberra, sor; Pairbairn 36; Tore 60; Dillon Shine 108; Wild Nut 144. SETTLERS' HANDICAP (in saddle), of 20 sovs; for unhoppled trotters; lm — Albert Cry. Floraline scr; Roto 36; Canberra 48; Blue Kinc 144.

RANGITIKEI R.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING. | (PEESS ASSOCTATIOy TELEGSAM.; BULLS, March 4. The following acceptances have been received :

SCOTT MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 160 sov3; Rf—Admira'. Codrington 9 2; Crisis S 11; Civility 8S; Passionless 83; Correspondent 8 1: Iliapotoa 7 11; Aeriform 7 7; Awake-7 7; Rose of Athens 6 11; Blt c k Cr«i3er 6 9: Atapo 6 9.

01-lAKEA HACK HURDLES, of 120 eov s; lijm—Bonibrook 10 9; Santiago 10 7; Bonny Rill 10 6; All Melody 10 5; Snatcher 10 3; Slirg Camp 9 13; Waimatuo 9 11; Bestir 9 10; First Line 9 10; Kaforte 9 3; Tarquin 9 2:Puwhero 9; Adrienne 9; Yanchineel 9; Hallowell 9; Submerge 9. RANGITIKEI CUP, cf 250 sova; ljmrAdmiral Codrington 96: Correspondent 8 5; Para 7 13; Snatcher 7 11; Happy Dayß 7 7; Crucelle 7 7; Askari 7 7; Yelociform 6 13; Hallov/roz G 13; Empyrean 6 12; Black Cruiser 6 11; Matareka 6 8; Skylight 6 7» Bonny Rill 6 7. CARNARVON HACK HANDICAP, o£ 110 sovs; 6£—Some Red 9; Strong Holt 8 10; Pillags 8 9; Dodo S 8; Rehutai 8 3; Puketoi 8 1; Brigadier Bill 8: Gidgi 7 1; Sonny Boy 6 12; All Wind 6 12.

CLIFTOX V.'ELTER HACK HAKDICAP, of 110 sovs; 7f —First Born 9 2; Strong Holt 8 13; General C-arrngton 8 11; Regard 8 8; Skylight 8 '!; Royal Heather 8 3; Moonstruck 8 2; Asleep 7 10; Bonny Marion 7 7; All Melody 77; Dignity 7 7; Gidgi 7 7; Slinker 7 7.. ,

LADIES BRACELET, of 110 sovs; lm and a distance —Amber Tips 12 13;' Malingerer 11 11; Te Maire 11 9; Wilderness 11 8; War Loan 11 6;" Merry Queen 11 6; Convention 11 1; Asleep 10 13; Tatton Park 10 12 J Submerge 10 7; Dignity 10 7; Kav.'ana 10 7; Ma-niatere 10 7; Rangi Sarto 10 7; Tokomoana, 10 7; Khatmandu 10 7. NGATIAPA HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; of—Alabama 9 5; Orchid 8 13; Some Red 8 9; Strong Holt 8 6; Communicate 7 11; Puketoi 7 10; Tinohari 7 9; Brigadier Bill 7 9; Bonnio Gold 7 6; Treadwell 7 2; Azocta. 7; Rcdlogue 6 12; Mountain Ore 6 12; Thurles 6 11; Tongatotoa 6 10; Waik&wu 6 10; Cohinu. G 10NAPIER PARK R.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. (rKESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) NAPIER, March 4. ' The following are tho acceptances for the first day: OMAR AN UI HANDICAP HURDLES, of 150 sovs; l^m —Woden 10 12; Birka 10 7; Killard 9 10; Athena 11, 9 6; Antler 9; Buckeye 9. ESK HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sots; 6f Foolish 9; Mark Ovor 82; Simonetto 8; Soleil d'Or 8; The Author 8; Master Bec'kwith 7 11; Communicate 7 8; Road Hog 77; Stymie 77; Mountain Top 74; Azure Sky 6 10. NAPIER CUP, of 400 eovs; ljm—Rapine 9 7; Gold Light 94; Bonnio Winkio 6 13; Admiral Codrington 8 6; First Salute 8 4; Bumptious 7 8; Correspondent 7 5; Penelophon 7o; Theie 67; Mountain Peer 67. SAPLING STAKES HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; sf—King's Folly 8 10; Royal Diadem 8 5; Lady Joyce 8 1; Father's Voice 8; Bosh 7 8; Gauntlet 7 8; Dazzling Light 78; Ckarma 78; Kilmint 78; Table Talk 78; The Strand 73; Coot 7; Plimmertoa 6 12; La Crecy 6 12.

WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sot's; 7f~ Barrier 9 9; Battle Knight 9 8: Tari 8 18; Mosthenes 8 8; Koodoo 8 5; Teka 8 5; Koa Tane 8 S; Teaterfield 6 2; Velvet King 8; Silver Stride 8.

MAIDEN HACK SCURRY, of 125 sovs; weight 9; sf—Tea Leaves, White Ensign, Kirkwood, Toaroa, Tawehi, Musical, Kilfanc, Ajax, Request, Kauhumanu, Judge Mohi, Martona, Foreign. . PLYING HANDICAP, of 300 sov»; 6f Good Sport 8 10; Civilform 8 7; Koodoo 7 2; Misgovern 7; Pitch 6 9; Armorol 6 7; Crown Jet 6 7.

REDCtYPFE HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; lm-»Many Colours 9; The Author 8 13; Wharifci 8 9; Parearau 8 7; Queen's Ferry 8 6; Merry Singer 7 10; Silver Tongue 7 7.

TIMARU T.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING.

RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES. Ail the work was done on the plough yeeteoday, which was in first-class order. Gloaming opened proceedings with five furlongs, the last half mile in 50s. He carried a light-weight, but got through his task very easily.

Parody went well in a working- gallop of about a mile, with a mate for the last six furlongs.

Cupidpn acccftnpaqied Gold Town ftva furlongs, easily. Ophir and Corinthic did a similar task, followed by Haze alone. PaJestrina went quietly or«s pix tfurlonge. The two-year-olds, Tresham, Gay Queen, and Jubilant, did useful pace work. Winning- Hit and Rivalry, separately ran a ruila very easily. "

Gamebag was going comfortably bsside Top Score in a live furlong sprint. Ballymena and Mustard Pot ran hone smarcly from the half mils post at the end of an easy circuit.

Starmist accompanied Scorn in an y five furlong spin. Pilliewinkie had the assistance of Bed Gown at the end of a working gallop of a mile.

Viewpoint was slightly better than Tharn--1 dslo in xuiming sis furlongs in 1m 17 i-6a. Martia end Clareina were -well matched over five furlongs, run ini lm 4fl. Caipontier accompanied Red Wink for bis furlongs in lm 18s. It was a good gallop from a standing start. Finoro. rattled over five furlongs in lm 2 4-js, and finished well. Purple Irk ran' five furlongs, tho last four in 51b, and Enare, who was very Bora, did easy pacing. Ardour galloped a mile by herself in lm 44 3-ss. Goldspinner carried a good weight and aprinted half a mile very smartly. Lucinette and The Polymniaoj beat Jazz over sis furlonaa in lm 17 l-ss. Limelight left a wile behind in lm 42 3-ss, going at an even paoo all tli&" way. It -was a fino performance. Boaelicea, with Wanda as a mate for tho last part, ran six furlongs easily in lm 20 2-ss. Goosostcp beat Lo Porte six furlongs in lm 17 4-5e and Orange Blossom was too good for Primeiia at tho end of five, run in. lm 4 2-ss. JRigel and a. roan stablcmato sprinted three | furlongs in 38 2-ss. Cnmbrae ran half a mile in 80s, Likelihood joining in for the last three furlongs. Kenmore went a mile in lm 435, with Tempo as a mate for six furlongs. Bondsman and Red Krisa gave a moderate showing over two hurdles, Bondsman running off at the second. •Glontruin is doing only easy yrork at present. She .is in good health. Kukume has not done any work for a few days. She is suffering from & bruised W, McDonald has Castellan and Fresco in work again after a Prince Ferouz is having a rest, but no will. ■be taken in hand again ehortly. R. Longley has made another start with Cerberus. Hi# spell was necessitated by an accident last November, but his leg 19 all right again. . j. Campbell is now training Bonny Melbifc A chestnut mare by Boniform—Melba. D. .Marks has thrown Blufi out of commission and it ie unlikely ho will be further tried in the meantime.

MELBOURNE YEARLING SALES. (by CABLE —PRESS ASSOCriTIOS COPTRIGHr.) (AUSTRALIAN AND H.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) (Received March 4th, 11.45 a.m.) MELBOURNE, Maroh 4. At the yearling sales, an All Blaxsk— Amatino filly realised 900gsj, St. Anton— Stageffirl colt 700gs; Blankney ll.—<Crail oolt 800gs; Lucknow—Mira colt 860ga; Woorak —Hispania colt SOOgs; Comedy Kin*— cufar colt 775g5; "Woorak—Sal oolt 900gs; All Bla^k —Columbia colt SOOgfl; All Black —Mistra3 colt 1200 go.

The following ; handicaps bavo becu declared: — STUDHOLME HURDLE HANDICAP, of 135 sovb. lm of. Mandrake . 10 13 Gunlayer .. 9 3 Likelihood 10 13 Apex „. 9 2 Gahvay 10 8 Ready .. 9 2 Frisco Mail 10 3 Le Fort 9 0 Red Krias 9 3 Fairie gelding . 9 0 WAIMATE CUP, of 310 bovb. lim. Ballymena. 9 2 Kenmore .. 7 2 Palestrina 8 13 All British .. 6 12 The Polymnian 8 5Wharfedale ... 6 8 Corn Riga 8 3 Petunia . ■ l> V Kilfane ., 7 8 Pickaninny .. 6 7 HOOK HjfKDICAP TROT (in saddle), of 135 so vs. 3.8 class. 11m. Sun Red .. Bcr Wairua .. sci .Afton Water ... scr Royal Arcade .. sci Doris Dillon .. ecr Lucctta .. scr Winnie Dillon ... ecr Bellwood ... scr Liberty Loan .. ecr Peggy Grey .. Bcr Kanuknot .. scr Thelroa Pointer ecr Morven Lass .. scr Fireman .. 12 Ventura .. scr Sunny Vue .. 21 M.-ibel Bingcn .. scr Choubra ..36 Jim Dillon .. scr Wirey ... 48 Satin Princess .. scr Pessimist .. 48 Nelson O'Noil .. scr Glaucus ., 48 Master Bell scr Irish Whispers 96 ICato Thorps i. sc? Glen Farg .. 96 Gwenleigh. .. scr Cromstall .. 120 STEWARDS' WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. 7f. .. Economist 10 1 Pickaninny 7 11 Corn Riga 9 13 Vasilkov .. 7 8 Bon Speo 9 13 Clareina .. 7 o Radial , Ai 9 5 Sartolite <.7 7 Kuia i. 8 13 Hurdy Gurdy 7 7 Carmine 8 9 Weird Ferino 8 1 MORVEN HANDICAP TROT (in harness), of 150 boys'. 3.48 class. 14m. Sun Red .. scr Gwenleigh. ..scr Afton W^tiar a; scr Wairua. .. scr Doris Dillon i. scr Generator .. &cr Keepsake ,.. ecr Great Epsom .. ect Kanuknot i. ecr Cup Day .. so." Jlorvcn Lass ... scr Junior Girl .. sc? Ventura i. sci? Bridget Lynn .. scr • Bonny Mao >. scf Bellwood .. scr Jim Dillon .. sci 1 Bessie Logan ac* Blazing Sun ,. ecr Medallion Boy .. scr Day Pointer ...ecr fireman .i 12 Nelaon O'Neil ... scr Choubmi ... 48 Master Bell ...scr Cromstall . lii Kato Thorpe .. scr PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 170 nova. 6f. Bon Speo .. 9 1 Wharf edalo ,. 7 4 Economist _ 8 18 Bella Lake n 7 0 Dancing Days , , 8 3 Petunia .. 6 12 Kuia .4 7 9Lucinette .. 6 12 The Reaver 7 7 Brown Willi© .. 6 7 WAITANGI HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 135 sovs. 7f. Quality 9 8 Likelihood .. 7 11 Ferino 9 1 Paddy's Hope 7 9. Clareina ... 8 8 Wenaleydttla „ 7 9 Martis «... 8 4 Sunny Mao .. 7 7 Barricon .. 8 3 Sweet Melody .77 Dollarpiece 8 8 Rockf ellow .. 77 Gunlayer .. 8 0 Galaxy ><7 7 Kerry Star ». 8 0

(PSESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) OAMARU, March 4. Tho following acceptances have .been re* ceived:—. » ALDERSYDE HANDICAP, of 125 sove. 6f et lb. et lb Ferino 9 0 Brocart 7 6 Clareina 8 8 Paddy's Hope 7 3 Bonny Oliv® 8 2 Red Sol 7 0 Gunlayer • 7 9 Sunny ifao ... 7 0 Kerry Star .. 7 9 Kilbirnie 7 0 The Cheat ■ .. 7 7 Bon Skirl 7 0 BUCKLEY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. lm. Sunny Loch .. 9 2 Kilfane 7 13 The Polymnian S 8 Carmine .. 7 3 Corn Rigs 8 8 All British 7 2 Happy Warrior 8 3 Tvharfedale ' .. 6 13 Radial 7 13 Clareina .. 6 7 BELFIELD WELTER HANDICAP, of 135 sovs. 7f. Bon Spec l4 . 10 1 Basso 7 12 Radial 9 7 Thistlecrown 7 11 Kuia 9 1 Vasilkov ... .. 7 10 Carmine .t 8 11 Dollarpiece *«, 7 9 Osterman 8 3.Sartolite w 7 9 Lucinette >. 8 3 Paddy's Hope 7 7 Pickaninny 7 13 GRANGE HANDICAP, of 115 bo vs. 6f. Quality 9 0 Huirdy Gurdv <»7 8 Ferino .. 8 13 Weird 7 7 Geranial . > 8 6 Brocart 7 5 Ayrburn 8 3 Wensleydale 7 3 Queen Balboa 8 2 Gay Raiment 7 2 Bonnie OHre 8 1 April Showers 7 0 Integrity 8 1 March Off 7 0 Brown Willie 7 13 G alaxy 7 0 Martis 7 11 Petal Dust 7 0 Barricon 7 10 Killada 7 0 JUMPERS' FLAT HANDICAP, of 120 sova. IJm. Bon Speo 11 5 Likelihood 9 12 Palamon 10 11 Galway 9 12 Samum 10 4 Frisco Mail .. .9 9 Bodyguard ». 9 18 Slavish 9 0 Mandrake 9 12 FLYING HANDICAP, of 175 bovs; et. Sunny Loch .. 0 3 Wharfedale 7 2 Corn Rigs 8 9 Osterman 6 12 Dancing Days . 8 1 Bella Lake 6 12 Kuia 7 7 St. Augustus .. 6 9 The Rearer 7 5

Tlio following handicaps hav» been de> clared by Mr H. Brinkmaa:— . KINGSDOWN HANDICAP (in saddle) of 150 eove. For unhoppled trotters. lm ox. Cabin Girl scr Gay Child .. eor Theda » , ecr Grey wood •> ecr Queen Wilkes . scr Bon Lin scr St. Peter . ecr Molly Audubon 12 Edith Wilkes r . BcrChesterchild ... 12 Woe Patch . scr Major Domo 48 Lord Tracey . ecrTipperary 46" Hasson . scr Don Massey 48 Don Wilkes . eor Bay Boy ' i.. 48 Lucy Patch . scr Engagement 60 Bonnie Spec . ecr Marvin Bejl 60 Misa Chudleigh ecr Kelman l. 60 Chairman . scr Bumie 84 Sensible Po&er , scr Mushroom „. 96 Judge Hancock eor TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 80V8. lm 5f. . Kibiringi . ecr Bessie Logan .. eor Bruce ' . ecr Oriole scr Logic . scr Junior Girl ecr Boll -Wood . scr Gwenleigh .. scr Afton Water . Bcrde Oro Maid scr Medallion Boy . ecr Morven Lasa .. ecr Biddy Logan ecr Wild Pigeon scr Erua_ ecr Jimmy Bingan scr Bonnie Mao . scr Day Pointer scr Editli Locanda . ecr Great Epsom ecr Queen Osterley . . scr Te Whare Child 24 Cup Day . ecrNagol Pointer. .. 24 Lady Clio scr Alpna Bingen .. 34 Copra < . ecr Admiral Pointer 24 Bridget Lynn •• . scr Brent Junior .. 16 Lyonwood . scr Cityom GO Auto . scr Albert Logan .. 60 Haunui . BcrBen Dillon 156 TIMARU HANDICAP (in harness), of 500 8CVS. 4.36 class. 2ni. Ansolm sor Landlord ». ecr Fashion Queen . scr Elite 12 Countryman . ecr Brutus 12 Peter Mao . acr Harbour Light ., 24 Waitaki Girl . eor Lady Joan 24 Pinevale . scr Star Queen . 36 Dolly Dillon . ecr Wild Thyme 60 Nellie Scott . scr Pedro Pronto .. 72 Princes3 Zoo' . Bcr Realm 96 SEADOWN HANDICAP (in saddle), of 175 8OV8. 3.56 class, lm of. Bright Bell bci Fireman scr, Choubra ecr Wairua . .. ecr A warn oa > scr Roeie Nut 15i Brent Junior . scr Searchlight Lad 19 Pessimist bci Ardlus8a y ' ia Axtel scr Logan Lad 12 Oeo ecr Wastewood 24 Liberate * scr The Squatter 'i4Tickletoe bci Audacious 86 JiUcetta scr Nibbidaxd 38 Stunt Artist * scr Menember 36 Erin's Logan scr Glen F-arg 36 King ?andy scr Harris 36 Bob Dillon sci Harewood 36 Tarzan Bcr Wicklow Boy .. 43 Kanuknot scr Edith Chimes .. 48 Hustler scr Lucky Harold :. 48 Dalmeny scr Medallius 48 TEMUKA HANDICAP (in harness), of '225 sovs. For unhoppled trotters. 4.55 class. 2m. Kelman scr yds bhd Lottie Direct ecr Master Audo 24 Rankin sor Woodlass 24 liucy Patch scr Little Logan 24 Diameter scr Dillon S.' 36 Le Todd ecr Merry Bing«n ;. 72Burnie scr Mat Patch • 72 ydsbhd Wonder Why 72 Lady Esma 12 Lady Irving Si Mushroom 12 MasteT Raymond 120 Lady Blwood .12 WASHDYKE HANDICAP (in harness). of 225 sovs. 2.54 class, ljm. John Pointer . sor Rey de Oro 24 Miss Edith scr Dahiahine 24 Riot ecr Napper 24 Spring o' Heather scr Hackthorae 24 Final Leave scr Fashion Queen.. 36 Delta scrPeter Mac 36 St. Maura scr Royal Oak 36 Dolly Doyle 6cr Aeturio 49 Prospect scr Pinevale 48 Prince Athol scr Elite ;. 72 ♦Nelson Fame Bcr FAIRLIE HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 EC-VS. >46 class. 2m. Meddler * si-i Jnn Logan 12 Prince Athol scr Silent Sign 24 Indian; Child scr Prince BurEdith Chimes scr lington 24 Princa S within. scr Lord Bingen 24 Bob Dillon scr Blue Star 36 Delta so Avenue _ 36 Pointalena scr Prospect i. 48 Pegasus ecr Thixendala 48 Lucky Harold . ecr Cramatall 49 Trenand scr Lady Embrace.. 60 Kokiritea 12 Jaok Potts 60 FAREWELL HANDICAP (in saddle), of 225 eove. 2.19 class. lm. Dusky Dillon scr Lackiewood 12 Prospect ecr Gracie Thorpe .. 12 Tiranna scr Waitaki Girl .. 12 Harewood scr Rex Coronado .. 12 Glenaray ecr Marvin Mao 24 Leading Lady scr L$dy Embrace.. 36 Henry Tracey scr Royal Oak 36 Riot scr Friendship 36 John Pointer sor Princess Zoe 36 Irish • Whispers ecr Guynemar ■ 48 Cromst&ll *- 12 Asturio 48