SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18545, 21 November 1925, Page 10

SPORTING.

TURF GOSSIP. Frirftl, winner of tho Avarua Handicap at Winton on Thursday, is a fivo-ycar-old brother to Economist. Ho was bred by Mr G. B. Starky, but was sold to his southern onnors before liia racing career coinnjenccd. Very good nominations were received on Thursday for tho Mcthvcn Racing Club's Annual Mooting, which this year wilf bo held at Iticcurton. AVitli an average of nearly 20 per race, the club should be aWb to provide b'g~fldd s > and of sufficiently good class to attract a big attcndnnco to the' meet'ng on December sth. Tho Lcvtn Racing Club's Annual Meeting is the only fixture in t-iic Dominion to-day. Strategy has raced well over hurdles • recently, and his second at tho Kgmont- . "Wanganui Hunt Meeting, and his win at Wavcrley on Labour Day will givo him. additional supporters if Btarted in the Manakau Hack Hurdles at lievin. Bo nee to, on Riccartou form, might beat him. ; • ' Diogenes may not be nuito forward enough to do himself justioo in the "Welter Hack Handicap at Levin, but his class should span the difference in tho weights between him and Our Juck. Ardfinhan is also in tho race, and tho bad luck that seems to have stuck to him in many of his recent efforts may not bo apparent to-day. AVactea's rehandicap in tho Levin Cup will not prevent her ajiain showing a bold ftont. Apart from her'lmperial Spark - and Ludtis are the most. frequently discussed in connexion with tho race. Lucius may run in the Macdonald Memorial. Welter instead, and thougu giving away weight to all his opponents, including Miss Hupana and Birthmark, lie will rcry nearly go out favourite if started. . ' Tho four-year-old colt Ar&nsio, by Sunstar —Maid of Orange, who waß recently bought by Mr J. Jti. Reid in Eng-1 land, was purchased on behalf of Mr ,J. D. Ormond, of Hawke's Bay. Aransio wits a winner in England this season, having been successful at tho Whitsuntide Meeting at Manchester in tho Salford Borough Handicap Plate, of 1000 sovs, and run over six fiirlongs. In this raoo lie carried topweight'. 1 ' After tho contest for the C. B. Fisher '. Plate at Flomington on tho 7th inst., | in which Windbag met defeat at the hands of Pilliowinkio, it was a popular opinion (remarks a Melbourne writer) ■that it Would have been a wiso policy nob to haTc exacted the effort from tho j Magpie horse in the mile and a-lialf ; raoe. Windbag is stated to have carried himself Well, but the sever© race exited from him in the Melbourne Cup .evidently took some of the steel out of him. ' "Windbag w«n now, boweven pfobably be given a rest unfci! tho autujiitt meetings roll round. : The funeral of the late horseman S. "W*llb, who died in Auckland on Mon- . day, took place in Wellington on Thursiday afternoon. . ' Bondi, by -Boniform —Socrefc Link, . ridden by Ashley Reed, won the first * division of the Novice Handicap at the Williamßtown Meeting (Victoria) on ,;the 6th inst., and at tho Ascot Pony j Rac6s pn the 4th Predominate, by Nassau from Matty, won the first division c $ tho 14.0 Handicap. Matty was a 'Busier to Nanna, and Marsa ( and a lllialf-sistc.r to Artillerio and Prim. t~ The attendance at Flemington on ' 'Helbourne Cup day was officially esti- - hi(. 116,000, while at least anotiier 80,000 Witnessed the - race from Footscray and Newmarket hills, overlook tho course. i. -S: Donoghuo commonced an action -/last month against tho New / York , "Herald" Company and another for {Cojnments on riding of Papyrus ill tlife match against Zev in 1923, says an > s exchange. It was suggested thiat DoniOghufe was a non-trier on Papyrus, an - allegation for which Donoghuo's counsel, stated there was not the' slightest fpufldation. ITio defendants were/satisfied it was inadvisable to fight, and 'it was announced ill the King s Bench ..Division (London), last w/aek that they -juad paid Donoghue substantial , dam'Pfeei and costs. ■ Xa Ireland up to this year a total of > 300 winniAg mounts for the season had ' not bfeen reached by any jockey, but at tho And of September it seemed quite likely that J. Canty would do so this ' ..season.- Up to that time he had mado new figures for Ireland by riding 91 .winners, tho provious best being E. M. -Quirke>:Bs. - Canty's percentage was the 'tfrfendid • oao of 36.19, rtnd while he specially 6hmes on two-vear-olds, h© is .also good on n jumpers, cither hurdlers or /stMplechSsers. " y Tli© total Value of the last Melbourne ,tJup (indusivei'of the. £2OO trophy) waß ' ,£18,415.. Bitelli's Cup was richer, its • rvalue being £13,488. The respective \ ~amounts_ for first were £10,288 and a "■/trophy in year, and .£10,215. >.« nd the trophy thi'a month. TAKAPUNA J.C. SPRING.

: ACCEPTANCES RECEIVED. (PRSBB ASSOCIATION TKUEQRIU.) ■ AUCKLAND, November 20.

| NELSON T.C. i BIG EVENT TO SILK THREAD. I (special to "the tress.") KELSON, November 20. The Nelson Trotting Club's Annua.'. Meeting was commenced to-d»y a.t Richmond Park in 11 Be weather. There was a good attendance and the track was fast. Tho totalisstor investment# were JBIBO as compared I with £BBBI at the February Meeting. Results; TKIATi HANDICAP (in harness), of 100 sovs; 3.52 c\a. K s. lim —CiLKNDORA scr 1; Florrio Huon scr 2; Audubon Patch scr 3. Grey Lojptn, Linda Dillon, VikoU. Ocr; Dorrje Thorpe . 12; Nota Bene. 21 alto started. AVon by three lengths; four lengths between second riid third. Time, 3m <3 3-os. BRIfiHTWA'PKR HANDICAP (in aaddic), of 100 bovs; for unhoppled trotters. 3.55 t'vs. IJm—ROYAL AUDUBOiV «cr 1; DgA'jd scr 2; Peter Boaz 24 3. Maori Peter pc.r; Greywocd (10; Kolluiiorfr 60; Chaucer fWi; Seme 3dzz 90 also started. Won by five \'"rijcthß: half a length between second and third. Time, 3m 54 3-se. WAKEFIELD HANDICAP (in harness), of 100 «ov». 3.6 'class. Ijro—SMITH FIELD scr 1: Van Rich scr 2; Sungleani scr 3. Jim Bs'don scr; M#ydoni 21; Proud Joyce 36; Revolia 36; Drone 48; Bingen Lad 84 started. 'Won by four lengths: six lengths between second and third. Time, 3m 3 l-ss. FINNEY MEMORIAL HANDICAP (in har. ncsj), of -30 Bova. 4.52 class. 'im. 2. J. B. MoKenzie's b c SILK THREAD by Bingen Si.k—Handsome J a.ne 4yrs scr .. I).' Wither* 1 4. W. T. Moorhousc'e blk g Black Cloud aged 21 a. Keorus 2 2. R. L. Kotrns's b m Lottie Advance ■ aped 36 .. ' Owner 3 ,7 De'nver Wood, 5 Wineborry, 8 Dome scr: G Why Worry 12; 1 Great Form 24; II Locanda Boy 72; 10 Rita Rye 114 also started. Won by a 1> ngtb. twenty lengths between second and third. Denver Wood was fourth. Times: 4m 46;, 4m 44 1-58, 4m 40 2-ss. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP (in harness), of 90 sovs. 3.55 class. IJin — LUNSDALE 36 1; Blue Glen scr 2; Proud Joyco 180 3. Just Bill, Stor of Hope scr; Lady BalLin 60 also gtarud. Won by six lengths. Time., 3m 38 1-5?. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP (in saddle), of 100 ei/v*#. 3.45 class: 15m—PETER ELECT 12 1: Mary Brown 12 2; Erin's Child scr 3. Whakaronga, Clive Bell, Lady BalLin. Glendora, Outstep s<'r; Honey wood 12; Sea Nvmph 96 also started. Won by four leneths; half a length between second and third. Time, 3m 40 4-ss. WAIMEA HArjDICAP (in harness), of 100 eovs. For unboppled' trotters. 5.16 ass. 2m—AUDO CHILD eer. 1; .Rcyal Audubon 3G 2; Nourtnohal scr 3. Fille. de Balljn, David scr; Molly Audubon 48; Urtywood 72; Taipoiti 96; Brooklyn Hall 132; Some Jew 144 also started. Won by three lengths. Time, 6m 5». Some Jazz fin'shod third, but was disqualified for not keeping to his gait. DAfeU HATJICAP (in fiarness), of 120 Bcvs; 2.25 class. Im—RONA AUDUBON" scr 1; "Nya.Ho 36 2; Drono 12 3. Great Form ? 1 ': Why Worry 24; Jean Vue 36; Arran C'lief 48 alio started. Won by half a length; two lengths between eccond and third. Time, 2m 10 2-ss. NOTES ON THE RACING. Ideal weather favoured the Nelson Trotting Club for tho opening day of its Annual Meet' ing at Richmond to-day. For an off day the attendance was fair, but speculation was limited, -with the result that the total) sator receipts dropped 704 sovs. Tho track was fast, and as a Tesult tho 'win-, ners and nwt of tho placed horses showed improvement on their handicaps. D. Withers was in goodform, as he was associated with three winners—Glcftdora, Royal Audubon, and Silk Thread—and two seeonds —Royal Audubon and Nyallo, whilo tho local rciosman, L. F. Berkett, scored in tho last two events. Glendora, a five-year-old mare by Harold Dillon from Agesenia, owned by Mr J. R. McKenzio and trained by D. Withers, was installed favourite for tho Trial Handicap, and after being well placed throughout the race Bhe .won easily from the New Brighton-trained mare Florrie Huon, who pqc4d a good race' until a furlong from home, where, she broke, but settled down in time to beat .the fastfinishing Audubon Patch, with Nota Bene close up fourth. Dorrio Thorpe w«p prominent for ten furlongs, but Totara Jack, who was well backed, made 4 poor, showing. Linda Dillon and. Grey Logan did not go away, correctly, and Vikota ;w»s ontolassed. - D. Withers was' also ■ successful in the next race, the# Brightwater Handicap, with the Great Audubon gelding, Royal Audubon, whose task was mado easy by th 6 erratic behaviour of his opponents, l>avid and Peter Boar.. Both showed more speed than' the win- ■ ner, but were not handled to the best advantage, and broke rei>eatedy when extended. Maori Peter and Chaucer-made a poor showing. Asia ' did not look -ready to race, and Some Jazz paced ttfo furlong? before being pulled up, and was not persevered with. Tho Westport owned and trained Smithflold, .by Brent Locanda from Beiette, won tho Wakefield Handicap with something ia hand from Vi»n Rich and Fiungleam.. Smithfield did not begin as well as the majority cf his opponents, but when it eanie to the business end of tho raco ho_ drow away frbm the field,J and the Itual issue wag never in doubt. Despite sevoral mistakes, Van Rich beat Supgteam, who finished very tired, and for a favourite gave.a pier display, and will require to improve to win at tho Meeting. Drono did not haudlo the jtrack to advantage, and Bingen Lad was never in tho liring- ' line. Thp American-bred eolt Silk Thread led from start to finish in tho ;Fiifacy Memorial Handicap, and won nicely in 4m 435, or six seconds faster than his handicap. From (he fall of tho flag until the last fifty yards, tho son of Bingen Silk and Handsome Jane gave a pleasing display of pacing. Then he broke,' but the mistake, did not affect the result of the race. Black Cloud, a dual -winner at South Wairarapa last season, paced & good race into second place, and was, unlucky in meeting the Winner on his best bihaviour. Lottie Advance was with the leaders until the homo turn, when sho -tired and>]ln : .shcd a poor third, with Deiyver Wood fourth. Great Form did not leave,tho mark, while Wineborry, Dome, Why Worry, Locanda Boy, and Rita Ryo were beaten for pace. The Ladies' Bracelet was a poor race, and -waß confined to Lonsdale and Blue Glen, the former winning mest decisively in 3m 38 4-ss, or 13 l-5s better than his handicap. Blue Glen also bettered her time 10 -seconds. She iB a speedy filly, but at present cannot stay. Proud Joyce finished third 200 yards behind Bluo Glen. Tho favourite. Lady Ballin, broke up badly in thd first furlong, and, together with Star of Hopo and Just Bill, finished in the ruck. I'otor Elect'was favourite add backed doWn to odd?-on in tho President's Handicap. Ho bogan smartly and was always with tho leaders. Two furlongs from home tho Belfasttrained gelding drew clear from tho] rest of tho field, and won with ridiculous catse. He looks a possibility to-morrow. Erin's Child looked like being second, but tired in the straight, and tho erratic Mary Brown beat her in the last few strides for second money. Honey wood finished fourth, but ,at no .ptage of tho raco did he look a -winner.' Clive Bell lost most .of his handicap at tho start, but onno into his stride showed a lot' of speed, only to f*do away at the end *of a mile. Lady Ballin fgain-refused to begin,-and Outstep stood at tho post and took no part in the race. Topsy Hall, Countess Eve, and Chaucer declined their engagements in tho Waimea Handicap, leaving ten starters. Mslly Audubon was favourite, with Nourrtiahal and Royal Audubon the boat backed of the others. Audo Child, on scratch, began better than several of tho others, and immediately took the Jead, which he maintained until tho finish, and although ho broke moro than ooce. ho scored comfortably at the finish, and paid a useful dividend, the best of the day., Audo Child is owned by Mr F. Curran, a patron of L.*F. Bcrkett's stable, and for a green trotter registered a good por/orirtanee. For his win in the Brightwater .Handicap Royal Audubon was penalised 36yd>. At the end of tho first mile the Addington-trained gelding somn distance behind tho leaders, but, assisted by their mistakes end a well-sustained >run over the last three furlongs, he finished second. Some Jaiz gave a mixed display of pacing and trotting and finished third, but was subsequently disqualified, and Nourmahal w«s placed third' The last-named trotted well for three-parts of tho journey, but was left without a final offort, a similar remark applying to Fille de Ballin. David and Molly Audubon mixed their gait repeatedly, and both horses trotted • long way (>elow tl|e>r best. Rona Audqbon was seen to advantage in the* Dash Handicap. She tod from start to finish, but had to be fully extended to dispose of Nyalte, Drone, and Why Worry. Tho winner is an aged mar© by Great Audubon front Sadie Dillon. She is owned and trained by L. F. Berkett, and' was bred by 'tho lato Mr R. McMillan. It was hor best raco to date. After beginning slowly, Nyallo finished very fast in second place. She registered 2m 17s for tho mile, which under ordinary circumstances would have won. Drono went a betttr race than earlier in the dav, I as also did Why Worry,. the latter finishing fourth, close up, in a fast-run race. Of the others, Joan Vue made the best showing. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. PIONEER HANDICAP (harness), of 100 sovs. 3.62 class. 1 Jnj—Grey Logan, Totara Jack, Vtkota, Dorrio Thorpe, Marshal Neil jcr; Not* Bene 24; FJorrio Huon 60; Van Rich 108; Qlendora 130; Lonsdtle 192, TASMAN HANDICAP (saddle), of 100 ® 0 "- 3.55 class, lim—David, Asir, Fille de Ballm scr;'Peter Bo*z 24; Royal Audubon 60; Groywood GO-; Rothmoor 60; Somo Jaiz 96. ; ' PROGRESS HANDICAP (harness), of 100 eovs. 3.5 class, lim —Florrie Huon, Erih's kni'd, Sqngleam, Vikota, Revora scr; Van loeh 24; Winebcrry 48; Sihithfitld 48; Bingen Lad GO.

NELSON TROTTING CtrP (harness), of CSO bovs. 4.52 class. 2m—Peter Elect, Dome, Honey wood scr; Why Worry 12: Grest Form 24; Lottie Advance 24; Arran Chief 36; Black Cloud 72; Silk Thread 9G. APPLEBY HANDICAP (haroeM). of 80 sovg. 3.55 class, lim —Nellie Parson scr: Lady Ballin 60; Blue Glen 96; Proud Jeyce 168. IMPROVERS' HANDICAP (paddle). of 100 soys. 3.45 class, ljm—Audubon Patch, Linda Dillon, Clive Bell, Lady Ballin scr: Erin's Child 12; Mary Brown 12: Hone;--«-ood 12: Proud Joyce 48; Peter Elect 72; Sea Nymph 84; Lunsdale 103. FOXHtLL HANDICAP (harness), of JOO sovs. 5.16 class. Um—Fille de Ballin. David scr; Caterpillar 24; Molly Audubon •IS: Greywood 72; Taipoili 06; Some Jazz j 31 i. I FAREWELL HANDICAP (harness), of ' 120 sovs. 0.25 class. lm—Lunbdale, Smithfield, Sunglcam. Denver Wood scr; Dome 12; Why Worry 24: Bingen Lad 24; Croat Form 24: Loltic -\dvance 24; Jeau j Vue'24; Rita Rye 60; Drono 60. | SOUTH CANTERBURY J.C. SPRING MEETING. (rjiaas associattok tei.kqraw.) TIMARU. November 20, The following acceptances liave boen received: —

FEILDING JOCKEY CUJB. SPRING MEETING. (fBESS ASSOCIATION TZ^EQKiV.) FKILDING, November 20. Tho following acceptances have been received:—

AORANGI TRIAL of 150 sova; weight 8; 6i—SoVeiia, Novar, Rising- Star, ' Adavale, Mah Jong, Rawhiro, Lady WaterJow, Ohi4i, Chriaaarto, Star Chamber, Martinetto, Trance, Mint Leaf, Royal Start, Pan art, Klyaiaivor, Pardon, Boyal Elm, Capitulation, ! Eden Hall, Awa, Duetto, Kilbronsyth.

TWENTIETH FEIXiDING STAKES, o£ 500 eors; weight-for-age, with penalties and allowances; sf—SlandVtd, Lady Cavsndigh, Deluge, . Tamatote, Tt|kiu, Grand Knight, Gaillard, Liu Arlington. FITZEOY HACK HANDICAP, of 200 tsove. 6f.

FIRST FOBFEITS. OROUA STAKES, oi 260 bovs; woig-ht-for-agc, with penalties and allowances; 6f— ' Standard, lady Cavendish, I.ady RautineJi, I Chancery filly, ..Gaillard, Matltt}*, Tam*teto, Ruafcawa,, Volplane, Superb Kin?, 0 rut ion, Takcrefo, Xiiu Arlington, Acre—Pergola cplt, Dule Ogden, Mireuftonta, Mnsalo. WINDBAG'S WINNINGS. On the termination of the recent V.R.C. Meeting at i'lemington the Magpie colt Windbag had placed himself in fifth position in the list of tho greatest winnars in Australia and New Zealand. He is comparatively close to David and Carbine (third nnd fourth respectively), and ho has enly to continue sound through the autumn campaign to deprive one or both of these of their positions. Gloaming leads with £43.100; then comes Eurythmic, £3(5,801; David, £" 1,070; and Carbine, . £28,62 C. -Windbag has passed Cetigne (£27,206 83), and Poitrel (£25,920). his total being £27,307. His money-earning .efforts Aro as follows: — At Two Tears. Ist Nursery Handicap, Canterbury Park .. a 34 Ist, Second Nursery, Randwick .. 734 At Three Tears. Ist, Three-Vear>old Handicap, * Randwick . . 596 Ist. Welter Mile, Moore field 174 2nd, Chipping Norton Stakes, Warwick Farm 200 ' Ist, A.J.C. St. Leger, Uandwick .. 2,41 L 2nd, Sydnfey Cup, llandwick 1,200 Ist, Cumberland Stakes, Kandwick 1,583 Ist, A.J.C. Plate, Kandwick .. 1,577 i Ist, New Mexico Stakes, Kandwick 485 At Four Tears. Ist, Chelmsford Stakes, Rand-wick 1,072 Ist, Spring Stakes, TJandmlrk 1,955 Ist, Craven Plate, ltandwick . 1 2,350 Ist. llandwick Plate, Kandwick .. 1,61)7 3rd Melbourne Stakes . . .. 150 I Ist, Melbourne Cup (including j £2OO trophy) .. .. 10,41f. 2nd, C. B. Fisher Plato .. .. 300 _ • • Total .. .. ..£27,307

. MKLR08K HANDTCAP, of 250 sovs. 7f. :®*y Dijchton 8 18 Scat 7 7 "HlHiJcins , .. 8 11 Brushwood Boy 7 Three Cheers / 8 7 Festina , Cocoa nut 8 IiOnto .. 7 "KUIute .. 8 4 Biiarro .. 7 Sail* 8 a Winiomo Boy 7 Sahepoto 7 12 Miss IMx fllly 7 .Alioto *.. 7 10 Frowninc. Iv'ippy 7 9 Boaaty 7 Bright Pawn 7 «» Orma 7 _ To Koroke 7 9 Sir Hefiry 7 Clockwork 7 . 8 Master Noel 7 7

PONUI HUKDLES HANDICAP, of 250 SOTS. ljm. Kendal . .. 10 2 Archibald .. D 2 ■ Rarxon 10 2 Smoke . .. 9 0 ■Went Abbey 10 0 Paradon 9 0 " Irish Jic .. 9 12 Sea Comet 9 0 < JSrlght Light H 12 Bahadur 9 U Bpstler 9 10 Apollron 9 0 -Tetahi 9 8 ' Persian King 9 0 Kawa . ■9 6 BOROUGH HANDICAP, of 400 govs. 7f. Ijady Kidioule 9 0 Namutcro 7 1 Broad-wood .. 8 11 Huscari .. 7 0 . Siaosi 8 7 Princess . Daylight , .. 8 4 Ronnie 7 0 . Alfort . t. .• 7 12 TTralla • 7 0 Joy Ride 7 10 Nocturne „ 7 0 • Irspuka ... 7 9 Waltier . 7 0 King the Bell 7 8 Charlady 7 0 liOyal Irish .. 7 4 Drawbridge .. 7 0 . prince 'Abbey 7 --2- Aberfeldy .. T 0 1 ALISON CUP. of 800 sovs. lm 2 if. Offusketoon .. 9 8 rBooaierday r. 7 2 Satreyor «..« ■0, -5 Mount Mart* 7 a Polonett .. 8 9 Right and : Ruspspe 8 fi * Left 7 0 Star Banger 8 2 Kamohamoha 7 0 ■-Spoony ... 8 0 Tinopono •vi 7 0 Desert Glow 7 11 Transformer 7 p Tow® Bank i 9 , i>r North ' „ 7 0 JBoyal Present .. 7 6 ' CAMBftlA HANDICAP, of 500 sots. St. 8 7 Quaker Oats 7 0 Spodo- . 8 2 Odin 7 0 , Pljinit Juliet 8 0 Kulnacar 7 0 \ Tea Bell .7 11 March Away 7 0 'A Royal Tea . . V .7 79 :Dimmer 7 0 < True Blood .. 7 5 Soma Lad .. 7 0 »* --r.Capella Abbey '7 1 Kileena 7 0 r 1 HURDLE HANDICAP, of 800 sevK. ljm. . 11 9 Karamu 9 8 11 -0 Jiendiil : 9 6 l« V0 (;uecr Up .. 9 Q 10 v 3 Pepin 9 0 IiflMDIOAP, of 600 sots. tt: *j:A Itipoo Abbey 7 0 # ?. «!*wnpdre \ . 7 0 < ® JJ. Merry. -Damon ' '7 0 BBMMBKMtii -S 2 .. 7 0 *-? 8 lady.Lois -.. 7 0 5 Eh fiiai . <a 7 0 B*l)ya»oy II. 7 0 » Klttf Fot ... 1 •• 7 7 0 0

OTA 10 llt'RDLF.S. of 150 SOTS. Knnmark .. 11 H Aurora Frisco Mail ..11 5 Wharnrlifte . . Biases' ..10 1 Timanv Projector 9 8 Master Hand 1 Jtn. 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 SPUING .STAKES, of 130 sots. 5f. Cornstalk . . 8 8 aikaia . . 8 8 Uav Jim 8 8 Serotinft .. 8 !~i Jtoyal Despatch 8 8 Cultivation . . « baxbv — Ledy Krivolous . . 8 Sv'mons seld". 8 8 Eyed Ova .. 7 9 TE.SCHEMAKER HANDICAP, ot 400 J Jm. Drucalion . . 9 0 Happy T>ay» . . Mountain Lion 8 9 Chickwheat .. Winkie's Best 8 8 Rivalry Footfall 8 7 Carpanticr SOTS. 7 .13 7 12 7 5 Tl'CHO HACK HANDICAP, of 140 6f. Tionaki 8 9 Quicl.ferm Zahigoss 8 r>. Flaming Bay Uoldtown . . 8 5 Saxette Celerity IT. . . 8 4 Lnughic Corn Money ., 7 9 CoenterooTe.. Rene Mavis . . 7 8 Guy Sartv . . 7 U So vs. 7 0 7 O 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 PRESIDENT'S WELTER, of 200 60Y3. Huppy Days .. 9 9 Hi? Majeety • • Monoxide . . 9 3 Almoner .. Sartist . . 8 12 Kuia Sturmist ... 8 11 Kftriflo . . Giantkiller .. 8 9 R*tro«pect . . Ophir 8 5 Bfftwn Lady .. lm. 8 3 8 '3 7 9 7 !> 7 9 7 9 MAIDEN PLATE, of 130 sots; weight 6 10., 6f. Receipt Royal Head GlonAlmoo"d Oay Raiment Waikaia Philanderer Ellin Red Heather Miss Qi»rsnco Kiliros Oay Queen Naughty Peter Moratorium KERRYTOWN HACK WELTER, of 150 71. Cornflower .. 8 11 Kilbiraie Shsndre . . 8 9 Windshield .. Mis$ Winkie .. 8 8 Goldspinner .. Relic .. 8 8 >'airy Tidings • Goldstep . . 8 8 Lytup Gay Life . . 8 3 BOTS. 8 J 8 J 8 0 7 i:t 7 11 FLYING HANDICAP, of 250 sot*. Orchid ..10 3 Ayrburn Moorland . . 8 8 Corn Rigs . . Miss Minerva 8 5 Bright Mark .. Claroina .. 7 13 Eaton Bells .. 6f. 7 13 7 10 7 9 7 7

WA1TUNA HURDLES, of 250 govs, ljm Santiago .. 10 13 lionny Rill .. 0 13 M»ny Colours 10 12 Bonecto 9 6' Otauru Kid " 10 11 T« Maire » 4 I=ady Oiy .. 10 4 ■Slump 9 0 Gold Peak .. 10 1 Velvet King !) 0 Strategy .. 10 1 EoSming 0 0 Grown Coin .. 9 13

FEIIiDING OUP, of 500 sovs. 11m. . Suggestion .. 9 2 Clauiitlet 7 5 l.nthusjasm.. 8 11 Euphonium .. .7 2 Avola . . 8 fi Olyrtplc 7 0 Scotch Hixturo 8 3 Kalakaua 7 0 Impirinl Spark 7 13 Askari , 7 0 Kilfairo .. 7 12 lluchtto - .. 7 0 Lucius ..77

KOWHAI HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 800 oovs. 7f. Bonhommo .. 9 4, Kilburn ... 8 2 , Diogtftaes 8 ID Kilorttm 8 1 I/'illclto 8 8 Lucoroal 7 K; Jilue Jay 8 8 Mask 7 iy Miss Oilille .. 8 5 Bin Nevis .. 7 12 No Response 8 4 Purple Lilae 7 li .A sleep 8 4 Btwhftre 7 n Blue Peter .. 8 4 TansikSli 7 it Copper Nob .. 8 2 King of Hearts 7 n 1 Moutoa Lady 8 2 Aropeta 7 li Banjuke 8 2 Humorist 7 n FLYING HANDICAP, of 300 sots. 6f Tukia .. 9 3 Bouogne 7 5 Hipo 8 13 Euphonium, ., 7 ;; Mirensont* .. 8 32 Xaiti 7 <! Tauhlno 7 18 Solferange .. 7 0 Lipsol 7 lo Attractive .. 7 0 Good Sport .. 7 12 Shut Eye . . 7 0 IJouex 7 £> mhtb.iiift 7 0 Tho Lamb .. 7 0 Hiss Hupana 7 0 Lady Bcttinck 7 8 MNAi PAYMESTS.

Nowbury King 8 12 Uangimoans 7 7 Teiapein 8 8 Aiik!et 7 7 Subjection: .. 8 « Gold Olip ' .. 7 5 .Sea Star 8 0 Arguo 7 5 Road Hog 8 0 Moutoa Lady 7 1-adcmria 7 13 Bensorft 7 a Penman 7 13 Trance 7 0 Master Lucerne 7 12 Sleot7 0 Hbrgmea 7 12 I.ady Blanche 7 0 Jtlue Peter . . 7 i) Kyla 7 0 S«Ic Mlo 7 f Imperial Purio 7' 0 KHVITEA WELTER HANDICAP, o t !50 soys. 8 if. Stork 10 2 Jv.unptioas 8 4 Olbnvoss U 13 Itoyal Diadem 8 Admiral Kuchre 7 11 - Codringtdn !> ' n' TdiIus . 7 11 Olympic 8 li) Attractive 7 11 Kalulruua 8 12 Troadwoll 7 11 Patukl 8 10 S-im.i lipd 7 It OrOf.'firo 8 a t.'ayitin Wai 7 1 I Mitrt;;Ua 8 <"• Merry Qieen 7 11 Sotlano 8 6. Al.'iiolna 7 11 S 5 Ora 7 11