SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18348, 3 April 1925, Page 12

SPORTING.

Acceptances for the Tuaneka County Jockey Club's Annual Meeting arc duo to-dav.

Acceptances for t-he Auckland Jlacing Club's Autumn Meeting arc due today, when iinal payments ar») ;dso duo for the Great Northern Champagne Stakes. St. Lc-ger Stakes, and Oak* Stakes. Acceptances for the Beaumont Racing Club'.-- Annual Meeting arc due tomorrow.

Nominations for tho Greymouth and Heefton J.C.'s Autumn Meetings close to-morrow.

Acceptances for the Feildin<z Jockey Club's Kastcr. Kuniara l"*eing Chili's Aulimui, Wairnrana llacina Club's Easter. "Waipiikurau Jockey Ciui>'. J . Autumn. niverton Kacinjj Club's Annual, and Hawera Trotting Club's Annual Meetings arc due on Monday. Nominations lor the Ivlesmcro Countv Trotting Club's Annua] Aleeti;»i <lo?e on Monday. The following reiinndioaps have been declared for the Auckland K.C.'s Autumn Meeting:—Easter Handicap: Suggestion 0 6. Good Sport 7 8. King Men- 8 M, Deluge 9. Eden Handicap: Deluge 0 <>, Kins Men- 8 11. -Royal Form G 10. Onslow Handicap: Oration 9 12. Limelight was scratched for all or. p."gcmentfi at the Canterbury Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting at 11.30 a.m. yesterday. Nigger Minstrel, while running in u, paddock at Ok-awa recently, again injured the limb which caused Ids retirement, and it is" reported.that the All Black colt is_ not likely i,o race again.

Tn connexion with the Hororatn Racing Clubs' Annual Meeting to-morrow, a special" train will leave Christchureh for Coalgato at 8 o-j a.m.. and on tho return journey will leave Co'.'.lficte at 0.-">0 j).in., arriving back in Chrivtehurch at 7.20 p.m. The special horse tr'tii will leave Christchureh at 7.53 a.m., and will leave, Coalgatc for Christchurch nt 6.42 p.m.

The meeting will b* owned v.-itli the fiiUijroi; High-weight Handicap and the top-weight Lady (Jay, if started, should take a lot of beating. She lias Ih?oii successful in similar events in tne North _ Island recently and should be more forward than most of her opponents. Enare is a useful sort, and though lie liii'.y require a iittlo more mcinp to eome really to his best, hj& will have a fair following. Brown Lady. Hungry Hill, and Kilbirnio will also have friends. Joyeuse showed some fair form in the spring, and a reproduction of her efforts in two-year-old events At the New Zcnhmdi Cup Meeting would installer an easy winner in the Trial Plato at Hororata. Her most dangerous opponents appear to bo Armchair and Forgery. Tarleton would not lje nble to give Sunny Tvoch weight in the Hororatu Cup if the latter was at his' best, but until the Sunny Lake gelding gives promise of n return to form it mny bo as well to accept the handietfppers estimate of their capabilities. La>va at 8 9 will he n Avprm order in the Flying Handicap after her win at "Wellington 1 last week, but "Will Oakland, and perhaps Corinthic, may bo equal to extending her over six furlongs.

Cumbroe .and. Tempo may vac- well in the Ilaeecourse Hill Hack' Handicap, but three of the engaged are in other race? during the day, the decision of which may have some bearing on this race.

The Cheat and Quality will be two fresh horses' in the Braekendiile Wel-ter-field, and the former reads best. /There aro'< others ; ;figuring' ;o'n. - thp. card capable of beating the CTareiiceux gelding, but as they all have other ong«.gements it will be difficult to estimate the dimensions of the field until the event comes up for decision. Yearlings by Boniforin —Majestikoff. Paper .Money—Kquitas, Ximohd —Medley, and Saxby—Sopra have' been broken in at Riccarton and <ire now enjoying a. rest.

SOUTHLAND R.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING.

(special to "the press.") INVERCARGILL, April 2.' The Southland Rawing Club's Autumn Meeting was concluded to-day. The attendance showed a slight filling off as compared with the first day, while tie totalisator figures also showed a decline, £13,638 lCs being l handled as against £15,786 103 last year, making a total for the. meeting of £30,306 IC-s as against £33,079 last year. Resullß: MYIIOSS WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 aovs; 7f—l MARMONT 0 2 W. Robinson 1; 2 Cornflower 812 2; 3 Laughie 77 3. 3 Boughleen Dhoun 8 2; 5 Salerno 7 13 also started. Won by three-quarters of a length; three lengths eecond and third. Time, lm 33 4-os.

NEW RIVER HARNESS TROT, of 21.1 sovs. 4.32 class. 2m—G LUCKY HAROLD 36 J. Grant 1; 5 Homer 86 2; 2 Lenamhor 96 3. 1 Chimer, 11 Miss. Adonis, II) t'atriona ecr; 7 Kentucky Direct 24: 8 Trysoon 24; 9 Quick Match 24; 4 First Glance 24; 3. Erin Chimes 36 also started. AVon by ten lengths; three-quarters of a length second and third. Time, 4m 56 3-ss. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, 6f 225 soys; 6E—7 YALDAMO 7 9 J. Ellis 1; 9 Soltoe 6 7 2; 2 Warhaven 7 4 3.5 Eaton Bells 8: 3 Ecuador 7 11; 4 Bright Mark 77; 1 Fulmar 7j; 8 Bloom 6 12; 6 Incursio 6 9 also started.' AVon by three lengths; two lengths second and third. Time, lm 18 l-ss.

INVERCARGILL STEEPLECHASE, of 250 sovs; 2Jni—l CASSELS 910 A.E.Ellis 1; 2 Blazing Light 10 2; 4 Ellosmero 9 3. 3 Mettle Drift 10 13; 5 Ignition 9 also started. "Won by a furlong and a half. Time, om 42 l-ss.

AWARUA HANDICAP, of 300 sots; second 50, third 25. lsm. 1. E. M. Russell's b g LISTENING POST by Solfcrino—Eager Eyes aged

9 9 .. .. C- Emerson 1 L. C. Hazlett'a oh m Ravenna 6yrs 8 13 2 H. Mason's br g Cupidon 6yrs 8 4 .. 3 Happy Days 8 4 also started.

Won by a length and a half: two Jengths second and third. Time, 2m 14 2-ss. BLCFF HANDICAP, of 150 sova; lm—2 APACHE 9 F. J. McKay 1: 5 Bon Skirl 7 1-2 2: 3 Fairv Ring 8 9 3.4 Hi^hbum 8 8: 1 Balasor 7 12; C Red Fray 7 7 also started. Won by a length; three lengths second and third. Time, lm 49 l-ss.

DASH SADDLE TROT, of 17.5 sovs; 2.23 clivss. In? —5 SNOWCAP scr K. McKertzie 1; - 2 Great Count 24. 2; 2 Horning Chimes ser 3. 3 Kaihiku, 2 Ten Bells, 9 Eons, 7 Dixie Dillon, IS Moonglow scr; 13 Lady Joffre 12; 11 Darkstream 12; 10 Si'.bon 24: 8 Oakland 24: 4 Jazolock 24; 13- South Star 36: 1 Kenny Lou 43; 12 Lucky Harold 48; 14 Landlady 72 also started. "Won by three lengths: eight lengths second and third. Time, 2m 26 3-Us.

WINTER OATS HAXDICAP-3 BEAUTY LIGHT S2 J. McChesney 1: 2 Kilbarrr 8 7 2; 4Kilfane9s3. 1 Geranial 86; 7 Coastguard 7 6; 6 Obligio 75; 5 Bloom 75: 8 Counterstroke 7 also started. Won by a neck; three lengths second and third. Time, lm 465.

Notes on the Bating. The -wind went Tound to the rainy quarter not Ion? after tho ]ast race yesterday, and it rained hard all night and continued all tho morning, the result beir»g a moderate attendance and a email turnover ou tho totalisator. All Style was withdrawn from the Myross "Welter, leaving five runners, 'The public made Marmont a good favourite, and all there is to say about the. race is that he got away well and allowed Laughie to lead into the straight, when he took charge and won very cleverly from Cornflower., Hiss Adonis and Quick Match stood on the mark in tho New River Harness Trot, but all the rest went into their hopples smartly. At the end of the first mile, Trysoon was handling the soft going so well and pulling so hard that W. Jonea allowed her to ran to the front, but First Glance went after her and the pair soon had such a nice lead that it looked a certainty that they would run first and second. Their stamina, however, was not good enough to eee out the solid pace they were setting, and both stopped so badly that they were beaten very _ easily by Lucky Harold, who won comfortably. He is a good stayer and gave a-much better showing than he did in

li;s previous essay. Lcnamhov, who eamo from a long war back, was forced to cover a lot of ground. He is certainly a good game pacer in the mud.

Kilbarry wa3 withdrawn from tbe President's Handicap, leaving nine to face tha barrier. There was a long delay at tb.3 post owing fo the waywardness of Ecuador, tfbo charged through the tapes six times before a start was made. The field was 9oon strung out a long way ar.d the placed horses cverttual'v caiiie from those that did not find their feet smartly. Valdamo, Soltoe, and Warhaven shot out from a field that had bunched entering the straight, and Valdamo won well. Soltoe got a good mil but Warhaven. who finished third and appeared to be rather much for his small rider, had a bad pas?a.gf. Valdnmo was not backed -with any confidence by his people t « he was' ridden bv a tinv bor. J. Ellis, a diminutive brother to F. W. Ellis, to whom the youngster is apprenticed. The litt'.e fel'ow shaped very welt on his angular mount, ft was a struggle to.- him to carry ihe saddle ird lend bats to scales sft»r he b*d won. Futon BM'». Ecuador. Fulmar, B'o-vn, ar.d Bright Mark were biatean en their merit*.

The Intercartill Steen'echase was a poor pffair «s Ca*#e!a was the on'y one of the fiv« runners to romnlefe the course without falling. Xone of the riders was nadly hurt, but th-?v all had some contusions. F. Johnson, rider of Ignition, had nbrasiors on his hand when the Borob'rdo "elding f»i] at the first of the stand double. Before Ignition had jumped the second rf tho double, an onlooker caught him as he galloped on and »«f out fo nmp'ete the course. He did so with his feet through the leathers instead of the irons, and he was lucky cno"gh. not to be hung tin when the tired seiding f«ll at the second last fence. Evex if he had completed tho course, Ignition would not have got anv place money as he had misled the Becond fence of the stand double. Ellesmere baulked repeatedl- until Ignition came a'ong and gave him a lead. Mettle Drift fell heavilv at the back of the course and his rider, Mr J. Lane-ford, got a bad shaking. Blazing Light's rider "was not hurt.

The four runners in the Awarua Handicap looked well when paraded, and of them tho public backed Listening Post and Ravenna heavily, but let the.others run with little on them. That, ihe judgment was correct was soon proved, as after Ravenna had set a solid pace for seven furlongs, Listening Post ran up to her and won cleverly, tho two bcinjf well clear of those behind them and getting further a*ay. The Bluff Handicap was (he best- of good things for Apache. Ho did not £et away

very smartly and had to cover a lot ot extra pround, but after going four furlongs the Sfhleiino gelding- ran round his opponents and won very easily. This is ft greatly improved gelding and lie Will be rooro than useful. next season. Unco he took the lead in (bis race nothin; looked lo have a. chance of catching him. The Dunedin-owned pacer, Kinnv . Lou, wag favourite for tho Dash Saddle Trot, of n mile, but he never showed up. Aftei Ten Bells, Lady Joffre, Daikstreafa, and Koua had led in turn, Great Count took charge and looked a winner, but he tired nnd the vigorously ridden Snowcap got up tc beat him by nearly a length, the two being wel! clear of Ten Bells, who was third.

Geranial tried to win the Winter Oats Handicap all the way, but she never got well e'ear as something was always tackling her. Beauty Light and Kilbarry had tho finish to themselves, and Beauty Lisht prevailed bv a short head from the Kilbroney gelding, afl*r having cimc from last and round the field. Kilfane did not shape well and neither did Geranial. Bloom dashed io the front at three furlongs and was being proclaimed the winner when ho disappeared from view just as smartly as he had taken charge. Coastguard fell just after' entcting the atraie-ht for the run home. An enquirv was held into the eauSe of the old geldins falling, and the conclusion arrived at was that it was accidental. A. E. Didliam, the rider of Coastguard, got out of 0, b-'d-looking fall with a Slight abrasion, on the forehead. *

WELLINGTON T.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. • toECIAL TO "TM *MSS.") WELLIKGTO2C, April 2. The Wellington Trotting Club opened its first Autumn Meeting to-day in fina ■weatheri Tho track wis in good order, and tho attendance good, and the Meeting a most BUoces«.ful one. Tho totalieator handled 10s. Result*:

NOVICE HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 sovs: 3.6- class; ajm-4 ERIN'S ROYAD scr 12. 'McDermdti IV Mir-y-<J»liMc-"'3&a; 5 Yenot 60 3. 1 l*»nnhta«er scr; 16 Bentty 24; 11 Mary Brown 24; 8 Winter Audubon 3fi; 9 Ivv Yiki.'ig 3G: 6 lady Trafalgar 48: 12 Calm Zolock 48; 13 Why Worry 60; 3 Lady Zoiu 00; 7 Kyallo 60; 15 Nita Colo 72; 14 Buz Buz 72; 16 Glimp&e 84 also etalt;ed. Won. by thrae lengths; same second ■and. third, Time, 2m 57 3-ss. NAI NAI HANDICAP fin saddle), of 200 sovs. For unhoppled troltors 3.45 class; Um-5 ROSTKEVOR 84 P. H. Green 1; 3 Grace 'J Bothmoof, '/ Jiay Reta. scr; 2 Grer Lady GO; 1 Sol 72 also started. Won by a length; two lengths eecond and third. Time, 3ni 32 l-sa.

WELLINGTON FREE FOR ALL (in harness), of 350 sovs; second 50, third 30. Flying start. IJm. 3. J. Duffy's b g LOGAN CHIEF by Logan Pointer—Regina Bell* syrs J. J. Kennerley 1 G, J. R. McKcnzio'a b h Acron. Eyrs .. 2 1. P. Riddle's b h Sheik aged .. ..3 2 Onyx; 5 Man o' War; 4 Realm also started.

Won by two lfcngtli6;. half a length second and third. Time, 8m 17s.

ARMSTRONG HANDICAP (in harness), of 550 soys; eecoad 100, third 50. -4.36 class. 2m. 3. T. Rogal's ch h DiALKAHINE by Brent Ldcanda—Pleasant Drive 6yrs 12 .. .. M. B. Edwirds 1 1. Miss X. Gunn's blk g Looinda. Mao 6yrs 60 .. .. .. ..2 1. S. A. F. Agir's gr g Dreamalion aged 12 , .. 3 5 GLandor© ir.r; 2 Dohsidft 12: 6 Adair 26; 7 Dean Dillon 48 also started.

Won by a head; two lengths .second and third. Time, 4m 36 4-ss. MIDDLE CLASS HANDICAP (in harness) of 250 sovs; 4.44 class; 2m—6 HAROLD BUB-WOOD 36 J. H. Wilson 1; 7 Signbreila 12 2; 8 Rita Rye 12 3., 9 Pearl Coronado, 2 Big Bill, 11 Daphne Wild Wood, 1 Zolock Palm acr; 3 Bkclc Admiral 24; 4 Emulate 36; 5 Stunt Artist 48; 12 Promenndo .60; 10 Lord Kopean 72 also started. Won by half a length; two lengths second and third. Time, 4m 40s. SHARPE HANDICAP (in saddle), of 200 sots; 2.20 class; lm—2 ROSE POINTER 36 S. M. August 1; 5 Earebell Direct . 36 2; 3 Thkendale 24 3. 7 Pani :2; 6 Squattet 21; 1 Cute Lad 21; 4 Liberate 48 also rlhrted. Won by two lengths; four lengths second and third. Time, 2m 14 1-Ss. LAMBTON HANDICAP (in harness),' of 250 sora. For unhoppled trotters; 4,.54 clasa; 2m—l AUDOBELL 24 D. Withers 1; 4 Rostrevor 60 2; 5 Grace GratUn «cr 3. 3 Carbinea 3G; 2 Herbillryn 60 also started. Won by three lengths; two lengths Bfecond and third. Time, 4m 47 4-ss. SPEEDWAY HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 sovs; 2.50 class; Urn.—2 LOCANDA MAC 38 A. Fleming 1; 5 Onyx 72 3; 6 Pitaroa, 32 3. 3 Colcdrift ecr; 4 Fancy 4-oy 12; 1 Logan Lou 24 also started. Won by a head: two lengths second and third. Timfc. 2m 50 3-ss.

jtfotes on the Racing,

Tko day's racing opened with the Is'ovice ! the eievciwi hour withdrawal of i l-esuve and. Jingle JSelk leaving siz- j lecii starters, line licid was the largest j oi the day. Tannitauser and Erin's Hoval monopolised, the betting, but,, the larourixa 'lacnftausei- did cot begin correctly and practically tooJt no part in the race. Erin's lloyai made no mistakes and led from start to finish, and won in the improved time of 2m 57 3-ss, or 8 2-5s better than hia handicap. The -winner is a four-year-old gelding by Erin's King from. Boyal Blue, and is a speedy pacer. Mary Galindo showed a lot of speed in patches. In the., back straight she broke, but settled down in time to go on and beat Ycnot for second money. Winter Audubon, Beattr, and Clam Zolock were the most prominent of the others, but never looked like winners. The Kai Xai Handicap 'was a poor race, and resulted in an easy victory for the Australian-bred gelding Roetrevor, who quickly made up his handicap and had the result in safe keeping a long way from horns. Sunny Jim trotted one of his races to date, but failed to sustain his effort over the last furlong. Sol broke up soon after the start and Bothmoor and May Beta, were outclassed. The' race was run in fast -time, as the placed horses, Rostrevor, Grace Graltan, and Sunny Jim, improved on their handicaps S l-ss, 3 4-as, and 3s respectively. There was no scratching in the Free-for-All. The field numbered six hijh class horses, and when they paraded in ' the enclosnre little fault could be found with their condition. Sheik was favourite, with Onyx, Logan Chief, H«alm, Man o' War and ! Acron backed in that order. The position* at the start were Onyx on the rails, Realm, Logan Chief, Sheik, Acron, with Man o' War on the outside. After one false start, due to Acron not coming up, ihe field was dispatched .in excellent line. In tie first

fifty yards Sheik went (o a break and. Logan Ch.iet was chopped out. (join™ out of the straight Onyx led Realm. Acron, Logan Chief, Sheik, and Man o' War, and in this order they raced until going down the back ettaight, where Onyx Icwt her position, and Realm tc-ck charge from Acron, Onyx, Logan Chief, and Sheik with Man o' War failing 05. Leaving the straight the iaat time the order was practically the same, but at thitt Logan Chief made a forward move and raced into third place. Four furlongs from home Realm retired and Logan Chief went !n rmrauit of Acron. The latter wis under pressure at the home turn and Logan Chief went on to win bv three lengths from Acron. who was a. similiar distance in front of Shei"!. Then came Realm. Onyx, and Man o' War. Tlea-r" *f s '•>««i»inent- for ten furIon??, when she gradually dropped back and »« beaten out of a place. Onyx raced much below cjcoec-tatiors. She was in a good position at the end of a mile, but did not finish with any determination. Man o' War was always well back, and judging by his effort is a Ion? way below his best. The 'Wiormaroe of the winner wis a smart one !>nd stamps him ok a really good pacer. Logan Chief has done a. lot of racing, and it soeaka well for the manner in which he b>/='b«en trained by J. J. Kenneriey, who evidenth* thorsughly understands the *ort of Logan Pointer and Renins. Belli. This was his fourth success this season, as he previously had won the Summer Cup at the Auckland T.C.'s Summer Meeting, the Drniedin Cup at the Forbury Park T.C.'s Summer Meeting, and the Fiee for All at the Otahuhu T.C.'s Summer Meeting. Acron paced a fine race into second place, and although beaten, was not disgraced. Afterlosing a lot of ground in the early stages of the Tace Sheik finished third and only for making this mistake would have finished closer up. The success of Logan Chief was Very oopular,- and at -the conclusion of the race he was decorated witli the Blue Riband bv Mrs Armstrong, wife of Mr K. A. Annstrong, president of tho club, cheers being given for thb owners, driver, and the horse. All etarted in the Armstrong Handicap. Locanda, Mac was favourite and backed down to odds on, with Donside, Dalnahinc, and JlreAmalioh. the beat backed of the others. Although Dalhahine led from start td finish, the race provided plenty of interest, fend in a great finish down the straight Locanda.. Mac just failed to reach tho winner by a neck. Dalnahine, has raced most consistently this season. This was his third win, while he has been placed ten times. Drcama.!ion was alwavs well placed, and finished third just clear of Donside. who was alow in getting into his stride. Dean Dillon ran well for three parts of the journey, but w»* left without a. final effort. Glaudore was outclassed and Adatr fell three furlongs from home. His driver. W. J. Tomkinson, escaped injury, but Adair was sore and returned to the enclosure lame. Harold Burwwod, nn aged geiding by Harold Dillon from Pride of Burwood, o*ned bv the Christehurch sportsman Mr I;. O. Hogarth, and trained hvJ. ■H. T™"" I .' scored an easy win in the Middle Class Handicap. From the fall of the ni.fr he maintained an even gait and won without being extended in 4m 40e. Signorclla, who made most of the early running, outstayed Rita Rye and finished second vvith blunt Artist at the head of a, struhg-out field. Rose Pointer was seen in a. favourable light in tho Sharp* Handicap. She quickly. .mado up her handicap and four furlongs from homo was in the lead.. None of the others was capablo of extending her, and at the finish she won by six lengths from Rarebell Direct who put in a well sustained rim over the'last quarter of a. mile, and, defeated Thixendale for second money. Cute Lad paced a good race but was beaten lox speed. Pani led into tho back straight fchen he broke and lost his position, while Squatter and Liberate raced a, long v?4y below I expectations. . Audobell was installed a warm favourite in the Lambton Handicap and the confidence placed in tho kaJM>rotb«r to-Peter McKinr.ey was fully justified a* at no stage of the race did he look like being defeated. Grace Gral'tan made tho running for seven furlongs, when Audobell assumed the lead Land won in the improved time of 4ra 47 4-o3 'or 4 1-Ss better than his handicap. lne winner is a young trotter and is one of the most improved horses seen out this season. Despite a penalty of 43yds, Rostrevor beat all but the winner and wa.9 ! unluokv in meetin.* such, an improved horse. 1 Grace "Grattin and Carbinea fought out ft keen finish for third place, the former gaiainc the ■verdict by a narrow margin. Locanda made amends for his defeat in the Armstrong Handicap by annexing the Speedway Handicap from five others. Theson of Brent Locanda was a slightly better favourite than Logan Lou and paid a little over even money. Onyx paced a better race than in the Free, For All and finhished very fast in second place, with Pitarca, third and Fancy Boy fourth. The laM-named led for a mile, when he tired and failed to stay on. Logan Lou broke soon after the start, and Coledrift at the end of sir furlongs.

HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY. IMPROVERS' HANDICAP (in harness) , of 150 "«OT3. 3.43 chss. ljm. Magol Pointer ... scr Cortra 36 Hard Knock , scr Ivy Viking 36 Festive Morn ecr Awamon 36 Speed Ring '■ .. scr Morganzs. 30 Bertha, Bingcn .. , scr Winter Audubon 34 Princess Anno ... scr Caprice 38 D'Artaga-n . ecr Padlock 49 Biddy Lbjran. ... ecr Melisande 60 Granite <!ity .*. scr Lady Trafalgar 60 Yukor scr Calm Zolock 63 Lady War scr Nyallo 72 Eva, Zolock sor Why Worry 7-J Tannhau»er scr Brigand 72 Tetrftchord scr Lady Zora 71 Mary Brown scr S«* Nymph St Jingle Bells 12 Erin's. Royal 9G His Majesty at Ruby Huon 120 Rothschild Mary Galindo .. 120 Excelsior ■ 2i Yenot 120 Beitty 24 KAITOKE HANDICAP (in harness), of 175 BOVS. i 3.34 class, lim. Berenice *cr Glimpse 24 Nita, Cole. scr Gvoy Peter 24 Wairua scr Big Bill 36 Winter Audubon scr Signorclla 36 AwawoA, scr Pearl Coionado 48 Osier Beauty ecr Auto 60 Sparkling Pronto ecr Daphne Wildwood 61 \VirwoKi6 Melody 12 l<M»tod*Ie 73 Morning Glow . . 1-2 Royal Chance .. 103 Buz Buz 12 Rose Pointer .. 108 Logan Lass 12 BEACH HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 £0VB. 3.45 class. Urn. Annette • ecr Diameter 36 Young Carbine ecr Golden Gate 36 Little Johnnie acr Chessey 48 May Beta, scr Wee Olg* a) Grey Wood , .scr Grey Lady 60 Elusive scr Carbinea 72Guy Parrish ». ecr Herbelwvn 73 Sweet Memory .. 32 Audobelt" 10$ Don Masscy 12 Ruby Huon 120 Wire. 12 Rostrovor 111 AUTUMN HANDICAP (in harness), of 550 GOVS. 4.38 clae3. 2m. Queen'* C*wn scr Ligbtnin' . 21 Roeio Nut .. acr Pitaroa 2i Bell Harold .. ecr Dalnahine 36 Glandore scr Billy Sea 36 Lord Nepean scr D«an Dillon 43 Donside 12 Locanda Mac 72 Goldman 12 First Oarbino .. 84 Dreamalion 12 Acron 81 Landlord 24 Logan Chief 96 Her Ladyship .. 24 Man o' War 109 Hypo ~. Waitaki Girl .. 24 Onyx 108 24 BELMONT HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 BOVS. 4.44 class. 2m. Roicole scr Peter McKinney 36 Buz Buz •scr Lord Minto. 38 Winsome Melody scr Stunt Artist. 48 Dalmeny ecr Harold Jnr. 48 Zolock PaTm scr Promenade O) Rita Eye 12 Harewood 60 Black Admiral .. 21 Royal Chinee .. 72 Hustler . ' 24 Harold Bumood 84 Emulate 36 MEMBERS' HANDICAP (in saddle), of 173 sovs. 2.20 class, lm. Sparkling Pronto 12 Pearl Coronado . 21 Logan Lass 12 Cute Lad 24 Yen's Doll — 12 Lord Minto 24 Auto », 12 Roaie Nut , 36 Harley Dillon .- 13 Liberate ./ 43 Pani 12 Harebell Direct 48 Squatter 24 Harold Burwood 60 Thixendale 24 Rose Pointer •84 PARLIAMENTARY HANDICAP (in saddle), of 200 sots. 4.54 class. 2m. Greywood scr Sol 24 May Eela ecr Dillon S. 48 Rothmoor _ scr The Tartar 108 Graco Grattan .. scr Sunny Jim 108 Wire. scr Bon Sonty 120 Golden Gat* scr Rostrevor 120 Grey Lady 12 RECOVERY HANDICAP (harness), of 250 SOVS. '. >.50 class, l}m. Pani scr Logan Lou 24 Double Event .. scr Hypo 24 Cute Lad '.. scr Loeanda Mac .. 48 Pitaroa scr Promenade 43 Coledriit scr Lightnin' 48 Lincoln Huon .. scr Her Ladyship .. 48 Goldman scr First Carbine .. CO Fancy Boy ecr Man o' War eo Donside 13 Onyx 72 Dreamalion 12 Great Bingen .. 72 Escort 12 Realm 72 Bell Harold 24