SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18569, 19 December 1925, Page 20

SPORTING.

RACING FIXTURES. Dec. 10-D.'.rgaville R.C. Summer (second d;n-). Pec. 1!) TSanlc! PeninsuU R.C. Summer. Dec. 2G Waipnkurau J.C. Summer. Dee. Of— Hurunui R.C. Annual. Dec 2« nn 1 2fi-Pnw>din J.C. Summer. Dec. 7T, and 2fi—Tnmnaki J.C. Christmas. Dec. CO and 2R—West I and R.C. Midsummer Dec. or, nTid C 9, Jan. 1 and 2—Auckland R.C. Summer. Dec. 26, 2?, and 2£—Manawatu R.C. Summer. Dec. 31, Jan. 1 and 4—Greymomth J.C. Mideummer. Jan. 1— ■Wyndham RC. Animal. Jan. I—Waikouaiti R.C. Annual. Jan. I—Waiau R.C. Annual. Jan. 1 and 3—Marton J.C. Summer (at Feildintr). Jan. 1 and 2—Wairarapa R.C. Summer. Jen. 1 and 0— Hawkc'a Bay J.C. Summer. Jan. 1 and 3—Stratfo*d R.C. Annua 1 . Jan. 2 and 4 —Southland R.C. Sumner. Jan. 7 and B—Reefton .T.C. Midsummer. Jan. R and 9—Cromwell J.C. Annual. Jan. 32 and 13—Vincent J.C. Annual. Jan. M and 16—TUamc3 J.C. Annual (at TaWapnna). Jan. !6—Wairio J.C. Annual. Jan. 2(7, 22, and 23—Wellington R.C. Summer. ■Tan. 22 and 23—Foxton R.C. Annual. Jan. 23—Bav of Islands R.C. Annual. Jan. 27 and 28—Pahinrua R.C. Annual. Feb. 3—Tapanui R.C. Annual. TROTTING FIXTURES. "Dec. OV-Gorc T.C. Annual. Dec. 26—Ashburton T.C. Summer. Dec. 26 and 28—Weitport T.C. Midaumra»r. Dec. 26 and 28—South Wairarapa T.C. Annual. Dec. 28, 30, and 31—Auckland T.O. Summer. Dec. 30—Inanjrahua T.C. Summer. Dec. 30—Winton T.C. Annual. Jan. 1 and 2—Canterbury Park T.C. Sutamor. Jan. 2—Westland T.C." Annual. Jan. 5 and 6—Greymonth T.C. Summer. Jan. IP—Wellington T.C. Summer. Jan. 30— JTawke's Bay T.C. Annual. Feb. 19—Kaikowra T.C. Annual.

TURF GOSSIP. Acceptances-for tho Hurunui Turf Ciub'a Annual Meeting are due to-day. Acceptances for tho Wairarapa R.C. Summer and the "VVostland R.C. Midsummer Meetings are duo on Monday. On Tuesday acceptances are duo for the Wyn-lhara R.C. and Stratford R.C. Annual Meetings and for tho Summer Meetings of Marton J.C. and Hawke's • Bay J.C. Mr H. R. Sellors, socrotary of tho New Zealand Racing Conference, who has been laid up wijbh an attack of pleurisy, is now making a good recovery. The first race at the Banks Peninsula Racing Club's , Summer Meeting at Motukarara to-day will be run at 1 p.m. Special trains leave Christchurch for the course at 11 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. The runners will be numerous, and a really good day's racing should be tho outcome. Cornstalk's form in running second to Victory Bond afc the Methven Meeting was quite as good as that of Equerry when winning the Springfield Trial Stakes on the same day, and there will be some spirited, speculation on the chance or either winning the Okain's Trial Stakes at Motukarara to-day The English filly Calcite will most likely start in the Okain's Trial Stakes instead of the Hack ■ Handicap. She lias been suffering from shin • soreness for some time, and her chance of winning will depend upon the way she hits out in tho early stages. Silver Cord and Cultivation filled the places behind Equerry in the Springfield Trial Stakes at the Methven Meeting, and they will be again meeting him at Motukarara to-day. Their prospects look no brighter than they did at the last time out, but both can be depended on to race solidly. t Corinthio and Sarty should be Enare's strongest opposition in the , Halswell Hack Handicap to-day. Frivol- >- • ous, 1 in the same race, is a good beginner, but six furlongs seems a little too for for,her as yet. His Majesty has finished on so well , m all his recent races that there will be backing for him .to beat Tarleton ted' Sunny Loch in the Akaroa Handicap. -The two top-weights are certain to carry most money, and as Tarleton has. previously won over the distance on the same course he may be the ■ elect of speculators. Sunny Loch has raced and worked well recently, and ho wilt give his supporters a good run for their money, as will the Autumnus filly Restrospect. . Ferino may go the full distance, but even if she doesn't the contest between the other four should be one of the best of the day, even if the field is the smallest. The Cheat let his backers down badly at the Methven Meeting, when he was unplaced in the Viewmont "Welter, won by Grey Lass, with Malaga, second and Corinthic third. In the Jje Bon's Welter to-day he will be meeting Grey Lass on 111b better terms, Malaga on 41b, and Corinthic on lib, and at the weights should give a better account of himself. . Sartist will be a new opponent, and should he be at his best will make matters interesting for the four mentioned. The Kaituna Hack Handicap bears an open appearance, but in so poor a lot Gay Queen might not be asked too much to curry lOst 21b. Rigel might supply most interest apart from the top-weight.

The good field for the Brackenfield Flying Handicap should provide an exciting termination to a good day's sport. There is nothing engaged that can be written out, but most likely Finora, Clareina, and Serotina will carry the heaviest support. Windshield has been placed in commission again at Eiocarton and the Tractor filly looks l particularly well after her brief spell. Seanight (Day Comet—Week End) arrived at F. D. Jones's stable from North Canterbury on Thursday. The ' half-sister to Economist has grown into a nice three-year-old, but it will take some time she can be produced in racing trim. . Armchair and the Greyspear—Colleen Mary gelding in R. Longley's stable at Riccarton are beginning to do some solid work and it should not be long before both .of them are seen under colours. L. Manson has been engaged to ride Broadwood in the Railway Handicap at Ellerslie. The Sarto —Love Token mare Sarty has been sold to go to the North islands but will remain in her present Quarters until after the Dunedin and Waikouaiti Meetings are concluded. Though there has been a good weeding out of horses handicapped for first day's events at the Dunedin Jockey Club's Meeting, there still remain fields large enough to provide the best class of racing, included amongst the number being a good contingent from liiccarton stables. The big race, the Otago Handicap, should bring out a fair-sized field of good handicap horses and after a prolonged spell, Roseday will make his reappearance in the Federal Handicap, a race that should assist him materially in his preparation for some of the long distance* events to be decided within the next few months: Hurdlers, hacks, and two-year-olds are ■well engaged and good Wring is assured on Saturday next.

AUCKLAND CARNIVAL. MANY HORSES TRAVEL. (special to "the razsa.") WELLINGTON, December 18. Prom Thorndon this afternoon there left by 6pecial train for Auckland 41 horses, thoroughbreds ani trotters, to race- at the Summer Meetings of the Auckland Racing Club and Auckland Trotting Club. The train will be added to at Palmerston North and at Alarton, and when it steams out of the latter station it will have on board 72 horses, to the value of many thousands of pounds. Tile train lias been especially well aiTanged, and is much appreciated by trainers and owners. More than half of the horses on board are from the South Island, the light harness breed being in the majority from that part. Quite a number of equine celebrities will be on board in Haze, the Auckland Cup favourite, Jtoyal Divorce.' Star .Stranger, and Mandane (engaged in the Great Northern Derby). Hapino (top-weight in the Auckland Cup), the New Zealand Cup winner The Banker, and Commendation's rival Lysander. The train, which is due to arrive at Auckland at 7.49 a.m. to-morrow, has passenger cars attached for the comfort of trainers and attendants.

The racing trainers' teams leaving "Wellington arc as follows:—]?. J. Mason (2), It. Vi. King (1), H. Cutts (1), T. F. Quinlivan (3), and T. 11. Gillett (3). . Under tho trotting cole the following trainers are represented:—T. G. Fox (1), O. E. Hooper (2), H. Frost (2K 1). Withers (4). it. E. Mills (2), W. Lowe (2), D. "Warren (2), F. Holmes (2), J. Sheehan (3).. E. J. Smith (1), S. J. Thomas (2), C Davey (I). At Palmerston North J. IT. Jefferd with six horses, G. New with one, and a horse apiece from the stables of S. WaddeTl, H. Neagle, and Miss G. Maher will join the train, and in addition there nre several light harness horses. At Marton there will be the teams of W. ttavner (4), F. Tilley (6), and 0. Cox (4).

AUCKLAND ACCEPTANCES.

RAILWAY HANDICAP DIVIDED. (STItCMI. TO "THE WUESS.") AUCKLAND, December 18. The acceptances received for events to bo decided on the first day of ttw •Auckland Racing Club's 'Summer Meeting make very interesting rending, especially those received for tho Auckland Cup. Up till tho final payment this ovening 51 horses remained m tho big two-mile race, and of this number no fewer than 30 had their engagements discontinued. All the fancied candidates still stand their ground and a l creat race may be exacted between the fifteen engaged. Only two Canterbury trained horses, Count Cavour and Haze, reinam in, and both should bo well supported on the day. ' The field for tho Railway Handicap oromises to be particularly large, for although '6O were allowed to drop out, a field of 30 still remains, and in view of the number of probable starters being in excess of the number permitted by the stipendiary stewards to be started from the six furlongs' post at Ellerslie in one race, it will be necessary to ran this important sprint event in two divisions. Horses will be allotted to the respective divisions as under: — FIRST DIVISION. Reremoana, Glentruin, Royal Blood, Tukia, Money Order, Broad«ood, Siaosi, Mimetic, Automne, Dan Quin, Merry Damon. Sun Up. Archeen, Cawnnore. Ballymoy 11., Air Queen. SECOND DIVISION. King Merv, Hipo, Finc-lli, York Ahbev. Civility, Pelham, Gold Acre, Lady Cavendish, Master O'Rorke, King Lu, Oration, Nincompoop, Exactly, Master Doon, Appellant. The fields for the olassic races promise to be exceptionally large for this class of race, and to see the Great Northern Derby contested by a field of 1&. would invest the race with particular interest. The Thirty-First RovaJ Stakes has a large field of two and . three-year-olds engaged, and though the final payments for the Great Northern Foal Stakes leaves but a small field, quality is exceptionally well renresented in Commendation and Lysander, the two recognised crack two-year-olds of the season.

TROTTING NOTES. Acceptances for the Ashburton T.C.'s Summer Meeting close to-day at 5 p.m. Acceptances for the South Wairarapa T.C.'s Annual Meeting close on Tuesday. Excellent nominations have been received by, the Canterbury Park T.C. for its Summer Meeting. Amongst the horses engaged are Ahuriri, iteaim, Great Hope, Away, Logan Chief, Sheik, Orion, Waitaki Girl, Pedro Pronto, "Willie Logan, Bonny Logan, Bessie Logan, Ivy Audubon, Native Chief, King Dillon, Delavan's Quest, First Fashion, Bingenette, Bonny Spec, Audominion, Charles Dixie, Master Audo, and John Mauritius. Satisfactory nominations hare been received for the Wellington T.C.'s Summer Meeting. Twenty-one horses figure in tho chief race, the New Zealand Gold Cup, including Great Hope, Nikora, Countryman, Logan Lou, Bessie Logan, Black Admiral, Pedro Pronto. Native Chief, and Talaro, while in the minor events are Hue Coronado, Fight Ever Bruce, Lord Neoean, Rose Pointer' Marvin Mac, Nnpland, Blue Star. Holly Boy, Frisco Beau, Real the Great, Some Jazz, and Littlo Johnnie. Tho special horso train which left Thorndon for Auckland took forty-one gallopers and trotters. This number is expected to increase to 6eventy-ono at Marton. Mr H. F. Nicoll will be present at the Ashburton T.C.'s Summer Meeting-, and then ho will leave for the north to witness his fillies Nantwich and Ayr race in the Great Northern Derby. The principal races at the Forbury Park T.C.'s Summer Meeting nest month are the Dunedin Cup of 1020 sovs, and the Forbury Handicap of 750 sovs. Both events are ran over two miles, and are for horses than can do 4.32 or better J. J. Kennerley has taken possession of the stables at Addington recently ocoupied by G. S. Smith, and in future will train nis team at headquarters. Billy Sea and Rose Audo axe unlikely starters at the Auckland T.C.'s Summer Meeting. In the list of handicaps published for the Winslow Handicap at the Ashburton Troting Club's Summer Meeting, Kelman scr should read Kenmuir scr. Kelman's handicap is 168 yds behind. Word comes from Wanganui that Ngata is being freely discussed in regard to events at the Summer Meeting at Ellerslie, and it is reported' that he has done a good deal of reverse work, There is no doubt that, if produced in as good heart as when he won the Wanganui Cup in 1922, he would have a great chance in the Auckland Cup, but until he is withdrawn from his engagements nearer home it mav he wise to leave him out of mind for Ellerslie. If he starts in the Manawatu Cup he is to be ridden by B. H, Morris,

CANTERBURY PARK T.C. SUMMER. NOMINATIONS RECEIVED. The following nominations ha to been received : INXRODrCTORY HANDICAP (Ln harness), of 200 sovs; for unioppled trotters. 3.42 claw. lim. Generator Lady Fan Doncsc^no Yonn? Kiarito Henry Trace y Carbine Wee Oltra Welcome My Junior Evansdalo Whispers Red Peter Wire Freeman Nclf-on Bell Mushroom Corwar Littlo Queen Id;s. Marvin Queen Johnnio Karl Derby TEMPLETON HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 Bovs; 3.35 class. IJm. j Pegasus L'ily Whi; Ivy Viking i Admiral Winter Mirie Dillon ' Pointer Audubon Erin's Royal ; F.i: a Locanda Ocean Spray Bob Dillon ; Newcourt Pdith L-n-da Eric ; Huon Denver Loiran Miid Rothschild : Wairun Konrß-~4i Grev Cloud I Biddy Lot'an Lady Zon Irchb'/nny I Berenice Arran Chief Mi? 9 Loconda j Prince Swii'nin M mini Maw Galindo Lord Denver Glow Festive Morn I CANTERBURY HANDICAP (in harness), of Ib'jU sovs, -i.'i'J ciu*.s, 2m. J Logan Chief Whispericr; Harry ' Pedro Pronto Vv'i'.'iu Audubon J Loganwood Wajtaki Girl Eiack j Great Hope Sheik (Aust.) Admiral | Ahuriri Orion Dolly Dillon Realm Ouimct Away LYTTELTON HANDICAP (in saddle), cf I 210 sovs. 3.35 class. U,ra. '. Winnie Dil'.on Nipper £hino Soon i Lady Cio Ecstasy Mine Dillon j Bob Logan The Rook Rapier i Re to Lord Denver Annie's Dream ! Boy Wvetewood Lady Bountiful | I'earli"! Ruth HvJl Hich Jinks I Chimes Ocean Sr.ray Dalincny ! Hii Pal Edith Chime 3 Pearl Coronado i Wirey 4 S recession Future. Prince Lady Zoaa, Thisendale Swithin STEWARDS' HANDICAP (in harness), of 2GO bovs ; for unkopp'ed troHere. 450 cl:> 33. 2m. Binrren Merry Peter Tiny Moon Charles Dixie Ke.Von Bell John Tho Toff Pieter Mauritius Merry Tirnnierman Red Oak Bingen Audominkn Master Audo ' My Junior Pulco Bingen Kelman Littlo Lo»an Koi-e.ki Mangouiu Y'oun;; Blako Avalanche ISLINGTON HANDICAP (in harness), ot 325 BOva. 2. 1S claes. lim. Pedro Pronto Realm Teneriffe Peter Bingen Pearlio Chimesßossie Logan Nativo Chief Dillon Wilkes Queen's Own Golden Devon Argus Black Admiral Willie Logan Partner Landlord Bonny Logan Ouiniet Dolly Dillon Aburiri Ivy Andubon Eacort RAILWAY HANDICAP (in saddle), of 275 Bov*. 2.18 class, lm. Rarrbe.ll Harloy Dillon. Awamoa Direct Tauhinu Dalmeny I'oint.alena Hydn.spes Xa-vier Rex Coronado Bollfashion (,'houbra AVhetu Rarnaroa Betrayer Pn'nco Lyccs Bruco Tliisondalo The Rook AU REVOIR HANDICAP (in harness), of 0'75 bovs. 2.18 class. Ira. First Fashion Drcno Bocky Logan Dixie's Prido Lcrd Bingen Royal Step Asturio Tauhinu Donsido Ratana Brentloc Lady Lincoln Hold On WildwoAd j Huon Hyda-ipos Royal Oak Golden Sun Tronand Kiot Darknite Bruco Stadium PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (in harness), of 225 sovs. For unhopplod trotters. 3.40 class, ljm. Tho Toff Nelson Bell John Generator Lady Fan Mauritius My Junior Kiarito Queen' Ida Young Little Johnnio Freeman Corbino Wee Olsra Corwar Rose Audo Kvansdalo Marvin Queon Merry Peter Lonesome PREBBLETON HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 sovs. 3.34 class. 11m. Pegasus The Rook Mornins Glow Bob Logan Wostewood Erin's Royal Ella Locanda Binscarth. Granito City Newcourt Winter Riot Reta' Audubon Eric Huon Denvor Ohvyn Rothschild Nipper Billy Whiz Lady Berenico Ocean Spray Bountiful Biddy Logon Edith Locanda Grey Oloud Wairuo ■ Succession High Jinks Wirey Four Bells Festive Morn His Pal Waitarero Mary Galindo Prince Springtimo Mlsb Locando Swithin Arran Chief Albort Logan PARK HANDICAP (in harness), of 800 sovs. 4.34 class. 2m. Native Chief Pearlio Chimes Queen's Own Loganwood Realm Away Willie Logan Orion Black Admiral .Great Hope Partner Dolly Dillon Whispering Ouimet ' Escort

Willio HORNBY HANDICAP (in harness), of 400 sovs. For unhoppled trotters. 4.47 class.

2m. Audobell Kelson Bell John Merry Bingen Audomiuion Mauritius First Fashion Duke Bingen Master Audo Charlies Dixia Pieter Bed Oak The Toff Timmerman Queen Ida Generator Koraki Bonny Spec Little Logan Kola Boy Ingle Bingen Bingenette Clonmel Proud Ata Young Bioko Tiny Moon Mangoutu Pete Peter SELWYN HANDICAP (in harness), of 450 BOVB. 2.46 class. lim. . Pedro Pronto Poarlio Chimes Ouimet Loganwood Realm Bessie Logan Golden Devon Waitaki Girl Landlord Bonnv Logan Dclavan's Away Ahuriri Quest Dolly Dillon MIDDLETON HANDICAP (in saddle), of 250 bovb. 4.47 class. 2m. Princess Zoe Princo Kelman Winnie Dillon Swithin Bonny Spec Lady Cio Young Blake Whakuku Tom Thumb The Rook Kissing Cup Pointalcna Ruth Hall Annie:s Dream Bon Sonty Audominion Rapier Admiral Kileen Dillon Choubra • Pointer Edith Chimes Festive Morn Bob Logan- Succession Pearl Blue Star Ramaroa Coronado Wairua Shine Soon Thiiendale Bing Boy TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (in saddlo), of 300 sovs. 2.15 class, lm. Rarohcll Prince Lyons Awamoa Direct Darknito Marvin Mac Asturio Orion Xavier , Bonny Logan Harry Latona Rex Coronado Audubon King Dillon Whetu Fancy Boy Ivy Audubon Golden Sun Bcllfaahion Augusto Pearlie Chimes Away Dillon FINAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs. 2.14 class, lm. Logan Chief Dclavan's Tenoriffe Golden Devon Quest Fancy Boy Willie Logan Downcast Landlord Ahuriri Harry Bcllfashion Pearlie Chimes Audubon Gleaming Dillon Wilkes Queen's Own Ivy Audubon Argus

A "WAHINE" INCIDENT. On a trip from Lyttelton recently an \merican tourist disturbed his cabin mates for hours by incessant coughing. In desperation one of the latter insisted upon the raucous barker gargling "FlucnzoV which the wise traveller carried, and sleep was then possible. 8

DUNEDIN J.C. ACCEPTANCES RECEIVED. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) DCNEDIN, December IS. The foUoTri'ns: acceptances and entries for the Trial Stakes have been received:— SUMMER HURDLES HANDICAP, of 250 sots. lijm. Adjator ~11 4 Wharncliffe .. 9 4 Frenchman ..11 0 Avispado .. 9 3 Lady Gay ..10 0 Vice Grand .. 9 0 Kaikahu ..JO S April Showers 9 0 Projector ..3 0 4 SALISBURY HANDICAP, of 300 sots. Im. First Acre .. (> 2 All Style .. S " Coch-yßondhu 8 12 Sarty .. 7 0 Apache . . 8 10 Bonnie Lake 7 8 Enare . . 8 8 Prompter . . 7 8 Taboo . . 8 7 Koman Archer 7 7 Fall Swing . . S 4 DUNEDIN HANDICAP, of 350 fots. sf. Countersign .. 9 2 Lady Tractor 7 5 Heal Glad . . 8 12 Wingatui . . 7 5 Pink Terrace 8 10 Dismantle .. 7 5 Good us Gold 8 5 Martian Lady High Gear ..SO Kinloch filly 7 5 OTAGO HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. ljm. LiFtcning Post 9 8 Happy Days 8 1 |Winkie'fi Best 8 12 Tarleton .. 8 0 Los Ambus . . 8 5 Sunny I.och 8 0 i Mountain Lion 8 3 Heather Lad 7 5 Mnvenna .. 8 3 Retrospect .. 7 0 Footfall .. 8 2 Overdrawn . . 7 0 TRIAL STAKES. of 250 sovs. Special weights. 7f. Gay Raiment 8 i> Wise Gay Jim . . 8 (> Councillor 8 fi Kapfna . . 8 0 Arrowmir .. S 2 Whitornngi . . 8 fi Haphazard .. 8 2 Moratorium .. S fi Courtly Rose 8 1 King Cup .. 8 fi Sparklight .. 7 11 FEDERAL HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. 6f. Roseday . . 0 9 First Acre .. 7 12 Miss Minerva 8 5 Geranial .. 7 10 Mantua . . 8 4 Circulation . . 7 7 Moorland .. 8 1 Apple Dighton 7 5 Dancing Days 8 0 Volant . . 7 5 Set Sail . . 8 0 Fulmar . . 7 0 Eaton Bells.. 7 12 Lava .. 7 0 BURNSIDE HANDICAP, of 250 rots. 6f. John Bradbury 9 4 Paris . . 8 5 Rob .. 9 3 Jack o' Lantern 8 4 Tione . . 9 2 Overhaul .. 8 3 Gold Brick .. 9 1 Receipt .. S 2 Corn Money 9 0 Tholomon .. '8 0 Serotina .. 8 13 Pink Note .. 8 0 Moutoa Lady 8 9 Quickform .. 8 0 OTOKIA WELTER HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. lm.Sunny Loch.. 9 12 The Cheat .. 8 3 Warhaven .. 9 3 Browu Lady 8 1 Stannist .. DO Ferino .. 8 0 Bright Mark 8 11 Bloom ..8 0 Dazzling Light 8 8 Avispado .. 8 0 Cornflower .. 8 7 WELLINGTON T.C. SUMMER MEETING. The following nominations havo been received:— NOVICE HANDICAP (harness), of 125 sovs; 3.45 class. IJni— Lady Ballin, Concertina, Native Queen, Beatry, Beauty Spot, Spirit Bell, Golden Bubbles, Aitel, Bold Bill, Bluo Glen, Routino, Sungleam, Springtime, Guide Bangi, Na'.dera, Ariki, Bittern, Audubon Child, Steel Wire, Go'.den Morn, Miss Dorothy, Abundance. NAI NAI HANDICAP (harness), 150 sovb; for unhoppled trotters. 3.45 class. l*m—Fille do Ballin, Young Carbine, Brooklyn Hall, Frisco Bean, Katitu, Real the Great, Some Jazz, Little Johnnie, John Mauritius, H<udy Grattan, Audo Chi'd, Nelson Boy, Sister Beatrice, Peter MacDonaW, Black Palm, May Audubon, Grace Grattan. SUMMER HANDICAP (harness), of 200 bovs; 8.36 claws J lfcm—Huon Grattan, Lady Ballin, Holly Boy, Cora Tacks, Zolock Palm, Sea Nymph, Lottio Advance, Gcorgo the Fourth, Arran Chief, Wainia, Axtel, Biddy Lo?an, Why Worry, Caprice, His Pal, Peter

Elect, Grey Cloud, Marshal Neil, Wild Pigeon, Bittern, Eicaxdo, Ezra Black, Steel Wire, Firpo. ' NEW ZEALAND raOTTITrG- GOLD OTJP (harness), of 860 bov*. 4.35 class. 2m-4Ne".«on Tucker, Countryman, Lord Nepean, Harcid Burwood, Logan Lou, Dreamalion, Bell Harold, Bessie Logan, Black Admiral; Partner, Great Hops, Tronand, Eoicole, Native Chief, Pedro Pronto, Billy Sea, Do'Jy Bilka, Florrio Bingen, Nikora, Talaro, Becky Logan. MIDDLE CLASS HANDICAP (harness), of 200 sovs; 4.42 class; 3tu—Solly Boy, Blue Star, Tranquil, Lord Bingen, Eita Eye, Napland, Master Councillor, General Bingen, Stunt Artist.

SHTARPE HANDICAP (saddle),, of 225 sovs; 2.18 class; lm —Huon Grattan, Rose Pointer, Dalmeny, Tranquil, Marvin Mac, Katana, Harley Dillon, Daphne Wildwood, Ben Lomond, Rita. Rye, Dreamalion, High Jinks, Rarebell Direct, Hue Coronado. LAMBTON HANDICAP (harness), of. 200 sovs; for unhoppled trotters. 4.54 class. 2m —Fillo de Ballin, Young Carbine, Spirit 8011, My Junior, Frisco Beau, Real the Groat., Some Jazz, LittJo Johnnie, Happy Rosa, Ndtson Boy, John Mauritius, Grace Grattan, Sister Beatrice, Pieter Timmorman. SPEEDWAY HANDICAP (harness), of 250 sovs; 2.50 class; ljm—Nelson Tusker, Rose Pointer, Countryman, Lord Nepean, Logan

lion, I/ord Bingen, Harlcy Dillon, Golden Sun, Bell Harold, Bruce, Bessie Logan, Master Counoir.or, Blaok Admiral, Double Event, Great Hope, Dixie's Pride, Fight Erer, Dolly Dillon, Huo Coronado, Flcrrio Bingon, Talaro.