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stances for the Ellcsmero ***TO's Annual Meeting are *» '"'"Trtturned to Eiccarton jesJSC Aucklan '- „ * , *2 colt, purchased by fi Fulton at the yearling sales in *f f grrived at Eiccarton yesterSjdn Sd is " off in IL Nursc ' s EtabletySaad* l eft Lvttelton last uight ■*\£- for Svdney. He has taken Sunny Lo-. The Cheat, * JT and the Taper Money-Sub- *£?««&*, *h° ™» race under J*£j of Forgery. * Hiccarton Horseman A. Worfl* mi leave for Australia next ■* "ivUron the other side he ***-i n i Carawock and some of C. rJ.g J£ »■ the " engagements. *V ;„«> Torterlo, the most famous B-B 22rfd! iockev in the Argentine, U ffin W and this . 6eaSO! V » vJ «he is called, was given such ' he had bis final ride » T6 Tws departure, that his mount nominations hare been W the Canterbury Park I, re"* 1 , tpinter Meeting. Sixty-one tCvS iu the Harewood l 0 and the list includes such ""TMton Wild, Onvx-, Golden Quest, Vilo, Waitaki Wat o' War, ChiJde Pointer, g|s», Ahuriri, Albert Cling, JS'fifAlto Chimes, Little Logan, SfttffcterDean. Our Lady.. J"ffi, Whispering Wilhe LoJSIR Logan Lou, Bonny Logan, md Onl. i telegram from Oamaru last even-■J-'SSX t hat tlie weather ,vas PP r " 2£ ind the track in great order ?tfo meeting to be held there to-JL-Sd to-morrow. Ihe fields are of Sjdifflena'oM, and altogether the ferine is a better one all round jjjjj has b«n the case at oamaru for nn meetings past. lie Oamaru Cup, run over a mile, cfcoid be ft great race- Clarana and Pftnce Fterouc have been doing well in their rork at Riccarton, and will sfobabiv be Kilfane's strongest opponent*. Boflnis Winkie has kept sound hbo* rwtog «t Eiccarton, and may ilxnr » return to his form of last B&jm, in which case he would be hard fwbsVni Is reported to have pfetted his connexions by his re£gtbr~ft&d will be opposed by some needy animals in the Stewards' Hanjai JDwJelue Davs. The hill at Jknura will «d the latters chief anmjmob, not tha class of horses -gppnetl to her. "PftmWso, Cornflower, Clarion. WapMg,. CumWae. and Knocklyn will be UDtSgtt' the runners at Oamaru to4iy. -All have shown some improvement tn their racing recently, and may §s'tip"some of the stake money durjag the'eoofse of the meeting.

Prince Bufas, who won the Century Httfdtes at Wftuganui vesterday, is a Ipther to another good hurdler of a -£w «a»oas buck, Paraoa, by King JSfiuv-The Boyne. Prince Bufus has IfeD'each of hi* last Ihree races, and Si record for the season reads thir- I lien starts, six wins, tour seconds, and , free tunes unplaced. j -The -winner -of the Wanganui Steeplfechies.. Jiesterflay, San i'orte, laaxie nij'firjt appearapce this season at s the--jfflßefiM;f,»4t Waverley last moßt&,\'«raj»;iws unplaced in the Ngo&#» 'jffiifclfocucap, carrying 6st Tfflb.' At fwbt last week he proved £j46.>xat&matx} in the Hack and and again Qpeke Steeple- <*»«,.•» third to > Through. 1 would' pro banly i Wsßim£&6B& leasur « & hia jump-. rider, J, R. Kaan, most BUOceßßru l hurdle horseman in the Do|^iniflttf and yesterday's II22SBJJ a ' * or *°® ourreat wins. &Jf!!^|gf , Egniont Racing Club's '} rcjW!s»pefcing was reinstated in was not held during " ■"lm'tf9r i i§piod —only in one case has f §* :!^?, * r . 0 * *b° Mcßae Memorial a|nffl»% -failed to go on to WangaagffarSjfill the Connolly • Handicap. fWjjorfear won both races two years «»f|«&m, those of 1919 and 1920, "gjjfljiw four years that have since [UPpiKalaga, Rouen,.and Bonctter «W6S>H won the double. t «Jls^ R?^ n S Mort Avis by Camp |jMpGosline'difid recently. A brother S#Jj#|poa horse Depredation, Atort J&gjlM^ o * promise in ibis early career, |||!|fl»l not turn out as good as anticiJhe ialf-brother to the in> <3alwte, in F, I>, Jones'* event on the card for «l»wng on April 6th. An 'lsa? IS!"?" & ay6:K agout, in the iBsS, **P»fe Handicap at Windsor, jFM w «miolation for his narrow--|j*?pß defeat in the Liverpool Spring *• * »»**« of fact, the rac© was 't&*T a * > H him - -Nothing was -IE?? "* extending him, for the , Wei Piulsa, -though finishing «*»4, »as never within striking dismx, wWa Drntie, supposed to have SfieJen o °' WaS ' ° De ° f the who trained Master ?W pt the Ltrerprol Grand NaSSZLSJ* 0 . ganger to "National" EXna ** h rode and Prepare gges m™ ibe Tickor in fitf, and who captured it in KstiLffiT** a 1 * 0 *°n the "War 35?SP« at Gatwick two years later IgWnuttaa. :M « t *r KobeVtiand had th « previous day , arle y Wise > was so exhad finished that h© AedWf§Sr:* psed ' and tad receive on - The King subsemi the tra »a«» r and jockey °° n gratulated both on quite exceptional X* of deaths among *• *ortt^ tevc £ ls to win n Wlth Iwgisst win--5 Olympian prize." 1 fcThSrof ?£ as tlle last Tuesda y forfeit * T ? n ? ina l «ntries 2-5 r P ll6 lcaves ln 9 8, and f "* ls tbe forf «'t monev, the ' fM the serond and *«« i, 7^leftli^ Mrs entrance fee. there &*tsU a uc p^ Ssf "l horse. Last vear's gSstelo,? o ' 3 itself-amounted to

" S °CTH AUSTRALIA J.C.'S WINTER MEETING. 'flShnJß • ASSOCIATION.) 1 * 1B result of she of im 80VS - la «^ME* p ™ es Gyre 9 2 j J i^bl' re c' !ere ,° t6cn carters. " " 3 T& SJ, « neck Bocond anu '-. , '""i «m 4 M . A race record.

WANGANUI J.CAS WINTER

MEETING

(srsciii, to "ins vxns.'') ■VTAXGAXTJI, May 15. Th« 'Wanganui Jockey Club's Winter Mooting was opened to-day, in beautiful weather. The track was in good order, and the totalisator figures were £28,404, as compared with £28,925 10s on the £rst day last year. Eesults: PUEATJ HACK FLAT HANDICAP, of 175 Bora; 6f—Yonia S 10 H. Gray 1; Orchid 0 6 2; The Lamb 9 1 S, Te Kawa 9 9; Master Bcckwith 9 2; Avonlea 8 12; A«>la 8 11; Pukcioi 8 1; Attractive 8 1; Spoony 7 10; John Dix 7 8; Bright Eyes 7 8; Treadwell 7 5; Lucrativo 7 -1; Elothenes 7 3; Kuby King 7 2; Disappointment 7; Eed Comet 7; Gidgi 7; Hallowjnoon 7; and Gold Piece 7 also started. "Won by a nose; one and a half lengths between second and third. Time, lm 15 3-Sb. HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 200 sots ; about 2m—Buckeye 9 2 B. Thompson 1; Mahuru 9 9 2; Kipling 9 11 3. Sir Rosebery 11 2; Oak Rose 10 11; Rowan 10 1; Birkenella 9 7; Achilleon 9; and Tokomoana 9 also started. Achilleon and Tokomoana fell, while Sir Eoeebery lost his rider. Won by foirr lengths; length between eecond and third. Time, 4m 0 8-ss. WANGANUI STEEPLECHASE, of 650 sovs; second 100, third 50. About 3m. E. Joyce's br g San Forte by Guianforte •—Lady San F. Armstrong's "or g Black Art aged 10 1 3 H. Stanbridge's blk g First Line aged 10 5 8

C-akleigh 12 7; Starland 11 7; Master Peter 10 7; Dick 10 5; Raaui 10 5; War Loan 9 9; and Polthogue 9 also started. Dick fell, and Starland was pulled up. Won by two lengths; three length* between second and third. Time, 6m 6 4-ss.

KAITOKE HACK HURDLES, of 175 sovs; ljm— Tenterfield 10 i H. Burt li Lochson 11 10 2; Nuiumai 11 1 3. Militaire 11 4; Mangawhero 10 4; Eonmark 10; Puwhero 9 13; Royal Fame 9 13; Cushat 9 5; Silk Rein 9 2; Brigadier Bill 9; and Gold Peak 9 aleo started. Eonmark, Puwhero, Royal Fame, Brigadier Bill and Gold Peak fell. Won by four lengths; eight lengths between second and third. Time, 2m 46 2-ss.

CENTURY HURDLES HANDICAP, ot 500 sots; second 50, third 25. About .2Jm. H. D. Matthews's b g Prince Rufus by King Rufus—The Boyna aged 9 8

E. Warner 1 J. H. and T. Thompson's ch g Antler aged 9 .. .. .. .. a J. Bull'b blk g Omahu oged 10 4 -.3 Vagabond 10 13; Erie 10 12; First Born 10 6; En Route 9 12; Peter iimans 9 11J Penury Rose 9 10; and Santiago 9 10 also started.

Won by one and a half lengths; length between second and third. Time, 4m 15 2-ss.

CONNOLLY HANDICAP, of 325 sovs; ljm—Bonetter 9 7 C. Reed 1; Diamond Ring 6 7 2; Marqueteur 9 3. Trespass 7 19 coupled with Bonetter; Tame Fox 9 1; Cold Steel 8 8; Battle Knight 8 5; Scotch Mixture 8 4; Stork 8; Santonio 7 11; Sir iiurnet 7; Black Cruiser 7; Peter Maxwell 6 11; Fleeting 6 11; Askari 6 10; Demand 6 7; Crucelle 6 7; Hallowvonia 6 7; Velociform 67; Ihapotoa 67; and Mountain Crag 6 7 also started. Won by a length; sam» distance between second audi third. Time, 2ui 10s.

BOROUGH HANDICAP, of 300 eons; 6f Civility 6 2 A. Reed. 1; Ecuador 7 18 2; Alaric 7 7 3. Hipo 9 4; Mireusonta 8 12; Martian Miss 8 11; Comical 8 9; Solfanello 8 5; Glenross 7 12; Ladyfingers 7 14; Soli, form 7 10; Some Red 7; Birkie 6 10; Veil 6 9 and Awake 6 8 also started. Won by a nock; seven lengths between second and third. NOTES ON THE RACING. •'(SPSCIAI. TO "TJES HUMS.") I "WANGANTJI, May 15. Tho "Winter Meeting of the Waaganai Jockey Club, which opened to-day jn delightful weather and with a good attendance, j provided some excellent racing. The two star items on the card were well filled ana well contested, and backers who 'ooked beyond the favourites for their investments on the totalisator were well rewarded fox their enterprise. Master Peter, Black Art. and Kanui were about equally backed in the Wanganui Steeplechase, but the winner turned up in the lisrhtlv-weighted Ban Forte, who had left j Eanui and Black Art to majse most of the running tiil he moved up at the last fence to outstay Black Art in the run home. The i pair had iumped beautifully all through the I journey, the runner-up in particular, though >j obviously tiring ov«r the last half anile, Rivinc a very fine display. Oakleigh wae not ready and never looked dangerous, while j Starland, afjisr doins only fairly well at the fences, was pulled up in the third mile. En Route looking muscular and well, and with a. 8. Bagby in the saddle, wa» made a good -f avouritH for the Century ' Hurdles, and next to him in popular favouritism came .Erie and; Omahu. Again, however, the Rood things were upset, the less fancied Prince Iturus getting home a length and a half in front of Antler,' who beat the fastfinishing Omahu by a. little more. En Route set a great paoe, for a mile and a half or more, jumping magnificently and pulling hard,, but aftur that he lost way and finished fifth or sixth. Erie, who up to her discomfiture had been fencing very smartly, fell at the hurdle in front of the stand, ana brought down Penury Rose, who so far had ehnped very well.

,The minor ei-ents on tho card equally good contests. The AbsurdT gelding Orchid was made a hot favourite for tho Purna Handicap, and he looked like winning at the end of-five furlongs, but Yoara, got to him at the distance, and he stopped badly, Avon lea also passing him in the last few strides. ■'

Another pood favourite in 6ir Hoeeberr was upßet in the Hack Steeplechase, the liehtly-woighted Buckeye, an invader from Hawike's Bay, attended by Jiahuru and Kip-' liny, beating him out of a plaee. In the Hack Hurdles the anoi«nt Tenterfield, under pressure the greater part! of the way, won decisively from the top-weight, Loohson, Puwhero, the favourite, and several others having fallen. There w*ro twunty-one' starters in the Connolly Handicap, and Bonetter alwayß lyinst handy, wended hex wav through the leaders in the etraight and won by a good length from tho outsider. Diamond Ring, both of them payin/; jrood dividends. A frreat firtißb between Civility and Ecuador in the Borough Handicap resulted in a neck victory for tho former, and so concluded a most enjoyable day's" sport. Not a sinide favourite was successful during the afternoon, but backers rf the lucky seven throughout the card of sevet events would have had tho satisfaction of collecting five dmdend3—three firsts and two seconds

SECOND DAY'S HANDICAPS. BALGOWKIE HACK HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; lm and a distance—Te Kawa 98VVhetuuui 8 12; Musical 8 3; Sensible 8 1Attractive 7 11; Asleep 7 0; John. Due 7 V • 7. .8; Br 'S bt E y e » 76 ; Elothenes ,7 S; Dignity 7 5; Soleil d'Or 7 i; Manietere 7; Gold Peak' 7; Pratique 7; Kohiwua.au •7,

MAT HURDLES- HANDICAP, of 320 sever about ljm—Erie 10 12; Prince Bufus 10 10; Lochaqn 10 9; Mauns* 10 9; Sir Fanciful 10 8; Vagabond 10 8; First Bon> 10 8; Omabu 10 6; Anxiouß Moments 10 8- En Bouto 10; Penury Roac 9 11;, Santiaco 9 11; Peter Amana 0 11; ILlit&ire' 9 8; Antler 9 8; Captain Sarto 9 8; Nukumai 9 6; 'Waikarelu' 9 I; The Curragh 9; Mangavrbero 9; Sling Camp 9; Eonmark 9; Silk Roin 9. RATA HACK. HURDLES, of 1?5 boys; about lim—'Lochson 11 13; Prince Eufui 11 13; Muuiiga 11 12; Anxious Moment* 11 10; Santiago 11 6; Tenterfieid 11 2; Captain Sarto 11 1; Militaire 11 1; Numiroai 10 13: Mangawhero 10 5; Solfanello 10 4; Eorjnark 10; Puwhero S 12; .Royal Fame 9 1.1; Empyrean 9 9 ; Merry Bells 9 8; Cushat 9 4; Brigadier Bill 9 2; Silk Rein 9- White Ranger 9; Maniatore 9; Scintillation 9; Acholhon 9; Tokomoana 9; Baldoyle 9; pouri Hoibo 9; Taryuin 9. . GRANDSTAND STEEPLECHASE, of 385 sova: about 2Jro —Ottkieigh 12 6; Oiuahu 11 7; Sihcrton 1!; Biack Art 10 8; First Line 10 G-, San Forte 10 5; Master Peter 10 5; Ranui 10 6; iChartoum 10 C; Dick 10 S-. Sir Rosebery 10 a; Te Maire 10; Oftk Rose 9 9; "War Loan 9 0; Buckeye 9 6; llururu 9 2; Lark Hall 9 2; Rowan 9 2; PolthoKue 9; Poneton 6; Kipling 9; Bir&eacl.'a 9: Unclu Dave 9; Silk Rein 9; Sly V.'iiik 6; Silent Dick S; Dignity 9; Price 9; Kaiovte S; Te Toa 3; lokomoana 9; Waiotumu 9. HiIPIRE HANDICAP, of 300 eova; lm ar.d a di4rtancc—ininan 8 8; Income 9 8; iWrqueleur 9 2; Tamo Fox o 13; Comical 8 7. Cold btuel 6 6; H;po 8 6 : Battle knishl S S; Scotch Mixture 8 2; Martian .Miss 8 2; btork 8; Ecuador 7 12; l'Amour 7 12; Trespass 7 10; Area 7 10; BumpuO'is 7 0; Kilbird 7 8; Patuki 7 8; Alaric 7 5; Diamond Ring 7 2; Sir Burnett 6 12; Black CruUer e 12; Aakari G 12; Peter Maxwell 6 10; I hapotoa 0 9; Demand G 7; Velooiorjn G 7; Veil C 7; Hallowvonia 6 7; Mountain Crag G 7, Crucelle 6 7; Snatcher G 7; Mepan C 7. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, of 175 s=ovs: Of—Te Kawn 9 9; Rchutai 9 7; Orchid 9 7; The Lamb 3 6; Master Beakwith 9; Avor.lea 8 10; Sunny Vale 8 9; Sensible fc 1; puketoi 7 13; Attractive 7 IS; Sir Pam 7 11: Blue Peter 7 10; Spooky 7 8;

c°h 5&, Vi I T terMt 7 «: D °d<> '6; boliel dUr 7 6; Lucrative 7 4- Troadwell 7 S; Parearau 7; Ruby 7: Dmappoutneiit 7; Red clmet'?. o«S 7; Weei Sandy 7; Royal Bonne 7; Anena Lucia 7; Haftpwnocn 7; Empire Camp 7; Goldpioce 7; Marquette 7; Bravato 7; Fiery

"WINTER OATS HANDICAP of "75 somMireusonta. 8 10; Martian Miss 8 9; Comical Mixture 8 2; Ares 8; Ladyfiwrers 7 11Th e ; fi . B: p Koodoo 77 = Orchid 7™ L™l W«l « ft. i l, ,- Mast « Backwith 7; borne .Ked 6 11; Avonlea G 10- Birkio R 7Arola 67; Veil 6 7; Awoke 6 7 Puketoi 6 7 ; Disappointment 6 7. ' • ruKeK)l

CANTERBURY PARK T.C.'S WINTER MEETING.

The following nominations hare been' reoeivea:—

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PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (in harness), i ,!° a ; im UQ boPr>led trottere only. 3.13 claw. lk. Ingle Bingen MuBhroocn WeeOlga Queen Ida Nelson3ell Eileen Wood Ardwood Ben Elect Okuti Earl Derby Lady Irving Merry Peter Audalie Zeiica Wakefield *■ Engagement Major Dorno Edendale Araby Proudata Cabin Girl The Toff Duke Bingen Weowner Bonny Speo Jessie's Te Repa Diameter Dream Marvin Bell HAREWOOD HANDICAP (in harness) of 200 Bova. 3.35 claBa. «m. Olive Logan lmehi Hyiaa Pearl Rouie Nut Fernmoor Coronado Kissing Cup Mountain Harewood Tiranna Chimes Nelson Taakei Crusader Sparkling Binscarti. Transport Pronto Ada Bell Becky Logan Rebel Harris Prinoe Royal Chance Trenand Burlington Away Underscrub Meddler Change St. Michael Menember virncio Pillago Bessie Logan Thorpe Schoolmate Florrie Barcelona Dreamalion Bingen Admiral Rita Rye Minnie Yet Pointer Darknite Glaucus Rollicking DaphneRuth Hall Bells . Wildwood Final Leave Avenue Tarean Yen Albert Logan Jack Potts Abundance Sir Logan Golden Sun Osier Beauty Axtel King ' Rarebell Stunt Artist Abdftllah ■ Direct Harold Haumariki Ocean Spray Burwood PAPARUA HANDICAP (in harness), of 600 sova. 4.34 class. 2m. Hypo Logan Lou Childo Partner Vilo Pointer All Bell Delavan Quest Brutus Whispering Waitski Girl Harry Willie Esmjperor Audubon Box Seat Man o' War Great Hope Golden Elite Ahurin Devon Fashion Realm Logan Chief Queen Harbour Onyx Lady Swithin Light maturity HANDICAP ( in harness), of 400 soys. For three-year-olds, ljni.' My Sonny Logandale Hacktbome Mogala Erma Peter Bingen Dalmeny Gift of Song Whetu • tHaunui Fancy Pointer Kiribingi Wild Pigeon Talero Oriole ADVANCE HANDICAP [in harness), of 400 ! eovs. 2.47 class. 11m. Partner Pitaroa Brutus Loganwood Vilo Vice Albert Cling Fancy Boy Admiral Chid Argua Bonny Logan Paul Duf ault Landlord ' Alto Chimes Hal Junior Emperor CBifde Realm Onyx Adair Don Wild Pointer ELEVATION HANDICAP (in harness), of 225 sora. For unhoppled trotters only. 4.60 olaee . 2m. LeTodd Marvin Tiny Moon Peter Junior Bluewood MoKinney Young Blake Mangoutu Lee Norri" Pieter Our Lady First Fashion Timmerman Sunny Jim Theseus The Toff Speculator Nighborn Mushroom Bundaberg Marietta Merry Kean John Little Logan Bingen Lady Irving Lottie Peter Dean Lackiowood Direct TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs. 2.17 class . lm. Oammie Prince Derby Colenut Hypo Cute Lad Nelson Fame Indra" Logan Lou Idrie Blair Audubon Ben Dillon Anselm Prospect Thikendale Adair Pinevale John Pointer BenOhau GoiaBud Olive Huori' Beta's Coil Vera Logan Greeting Golden Devon Fashion Queen Irvar Spring Bella Tenenffe Lady Swithin Dalnahine Coronet i AU EEVOIR HANDICAP (in saddle), of 276 sovs. 2.20 claei . lm. Huon Grattan Vera's Doll Phil Smith Imperial lmahi Silent bign Perfection Tirannt Bismurate Grandee Lady Embrace Rex Coronado Downcast Evolution Riot Prnce 6 within Henry Tracy Royal Chance Irish Whispers .Nibbidard Gracie Thorpe Choubra Final Leave Marvin Mac Hydaepes Yen Leading Lady Darknite Peter Dillon CopadeOr Jr. Sprig o' Oaknut Annie's Dream Heather LocandaJack Cute Lad Diamond Child YALDHUBST HANDICAP (in' saddle), of 180 soys. For unhoppled trotters only. 3.48 class. 14m. Sherry Bay Boy Colonel Roeo Peters Mushroom Havelock Ardwood Rapid Wind Te Repa Count Dee Major Domo Marvin Ben Electioneer Freeman Weowner Child Okuti Bonette Engagement Cabin Girl Woodlass Bonny Spec PENINSULA HANDICAP (in harness), of 260 eovs. 8.80 «lass. ljin. Oammie Diamond Child Saint's Bell Larewood Cute Lad HacKthorne Indra hcaance Away Blair Audubon Colchester Riot Prince S within Thixendale Royal Chance Prospect Becky JUogan Princess Zoe Audacious i onn Pointer Oaknut Pinevale Florrie Bingen Fernmoor Dreamalion Eric RothschildHarold Schoolmate Minnie Yet Burwood Lincoln Huon K.ng Dillon .Swiit Pointer Vera Logan Irvar Huon Grattan Jack Potts Fashion Queen Lord Bingen KING GEORGE HANDICAP (in harness), of 800 sovs. 4.32 class. 2m. Whispering Paul Duf ault Agathos Willie Onyx Man-o'-War Loganwood Don Wild Realm Box Boat Vilo Great Hope Hal Jr. LYTTELTON HANDICAP (in saddle), of 235 eovs. 4.47 class. 2m. Hansrood Rbsie iiut Pcarhe Chimes Percy Dillon Crusader Rebel Imperial Winnie Dillon Leading Lady ireriection Prinoe Oriole Ada Bell Burlington Admiral Wieklow Boy Meddler Pointer Pillage Mone ruber Osier Beauty Dreamalion Pointalena Quiver SuthHall Brent Juaior Quick AU.-ch Daphne Latona Wallroon Wildwood Yen Renown Beta Rye Sunny Jim Stunt .artist Diamond Child Avenue Sergeant Stroller AVIATION HANDICAP in harness), of 800 eovs. For unhoppled trotters only. 4.47 class 2m. Peter Lottie Direct Tiny Moon MoKinney Young Blako Our Lady Lee Norris Pieter Sunny Jim First Fashion Timmerman Lackiewood Theseus Merry Bingen Kean John Nighborn Peter Dean Jiunda-oorg Marietta Mangoutu Speculator Marvin Jun. Lady Irving STEWARDS HANDICAP (in harness), of 3U0 eovs. 2.49 class. _lim. Prince Pointer Locanda Mac Admr Hypo uick Dillon Uen Ohau All Bell Pitaroa Colenut Dolly Dillon Waitaki Girl Jdris Pinevale Fancy Boy Anselm Golden Dcvo n Logan Lou Harry Coil Lady Embrace Audubon Teneriffe Olive Huon .Harbour Spring Bells Latona Light Prince Derby Realm RAILWAY HANDICAP (in s-iddlo), of 275 eovs. 2.17 class. lm. Blair Xavier Koyal Chance Audubon Landlord Be/) Ohau Downcast John Pointei Oupa de Oro Prospect Lady Embrace J»n. Irish Whispers Vera Logan Phil Snutli Hydaspee Fashion Quec n ilex Coronado Choubra Lady Swithir Uifc-mulSte Coil Brutus Beta's Greeting Gute Lad FINAL HANDICAP (in harness), of S00 so™. 2.15 cI&sb. lm. Prmce Spr.i:«t BeliB OhvePointer Pointer Piul Dufault Astuno Partner 1 jiDcc Derby l.ca.'ri. All Bell Locanda Mac DuJlv DUlon ri.„«.H Vice Admiral Albert Cling Arjru.- 1 Bonny I/c.gan Golden Devon Vio Idris T.cloon Faroe Coil Fao:v Boy Ch.J Lojar, Lou Anitflni Logan Chief x'ol, Dillon A!to C'!>imes