FORBURY PARK T.C.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18602, 29 January 1926, Page 12

FORBURY PARK T.C.

SUMMER MEETING. CUP TO BLACK ADMIRAL. (PEESS ASSOCIATION TELEGEAII.) DUNEDIN. January 23. The Forbury Park Trotting Club's Summer Meeting opened before a large attendance. The weather was beautifully fine, and the track in rood order, while the totalisator handled as compared with £20,038 last year. lu the preliminary for the Llectri.' Handicap, Schoolmate fell with A. Buttcrficld, who Mistained a broken collarbone. Jn tho Dunedin Cup. Countryman swung round at tho .'.tart and interfered with horses behind him. Ouimet did not leave the mark. Kesults: — YAUXHALL HANDICAP (in harness), of 225 -sovs; l.r; class; 1m .If—f> KLAL LADY 15 G. Carlev 1; 'J Credit .Slip ser 2; 3 Nelson Ata 1: ::. 13 Master Peter, 10 Wildbinc, 1 Knkutc. 12 IVier Eyre, 'J Bon Wood ser; 10 Red Peier .'iO: 17 Sid Wilkes 36: 5 Little Johnnie ;;ij; 7 Blue Thorpe 36; -t Tim Wood GO; 13 Wire 00; It Buck Up GO; 6 Frceuiau GO; 11 Lady Fan o'i also started. Won by one and a half lengths; half length second and third. ELECTRIC HANDICAP (in saddle), of 275 sov.s; -J.IS class; lra-.i LENAMHOK TJ J. Walsh 1; 14 Golden Devon tiO 2; 3 .St. Maura 1- 3. 8 Bi.,nmraU\ 13 liatana, 15 Reta, 2 llydaspes, 1 Maiwhariti, 7 Schoolmate m.t; 11 Ed»-ard Itarwin 12; 10 Stadium 12; in Oaknut 12; 0 Golden Sun 12; J2 Ladv Wildwood 12; 17 Rita Kyo 21; i Rosic Nut 21; 12 Lady Embrace 24; 0 M.'ncmber >i also started. Won by a length; half a length second and third. Times — 2.18; 2.14 1-5; 2.1S 2-5. MUSSELBURGHHANDICAP (in harness), of 275 sova; -t.JO class; 2m—;i KELMAN 2 1 K. Townley I; 2 Nelson .McKinney 36 2; 1 Young Carbine 2-1 A. 1 Swil'tbine GO also started. Won easing up by twenty lengths. Times— 4.50 1-5; 4.5-1 4-5; 4."58 2-5.

DCNEDIN CUP (in harness), of .1025 sovs; second 200, third 100. -l.::3 class. 2m. 8. K. Grant and H. Winter's blk g LLACK ADMIRAL by Brent Locanda —Queen's Drive oyrs 12 JL B. Edwards 1 3. D. b m Queen's Own tiyrs 12 3. G. AV. Drans6eld'.s b g Loganwood aged scr . . ... . . . . 3 10 Ouimet scr; 7 Waitnki Girl 12; !» Talaro 12; 2 Countryman 12; H Dolly Dillon 36: 1 Nelson Derby -IS; -1 Lngan Chief 72; b' Prince Pointer 72 also started. Won by a lencth and a half) four lengths second and (hird. Times —1.02 3-5; J. 33 1-5; 4.35. SOUTHLAND HANDICAP (in harness), of 275 50v5:,3.57i class; Ira sf—l JOLLY PET 2-1 V. Perriam 1; 1M Avenger 12 2; 2 Kosethorno scr :>. 7 Jliss Dorothy,. 11 Day Pointer, S Haere Rn, 22 Coco, -1 Final JlcKinney, lf> Stockado Jr., 0 Mac's Lady, 23 Ruby Carbine ncr; 27 Miss Adonis 12; 5 Drake 32; 6 Ashley Dillon 12; 17 Forbury 12; 3 Ladv Zora- 12; 18 Ivy Viking 24; 14 First Toll 36; 18 Ada Bell 36; 25 Lingfield 36; 10 Luckv Harold 36 ; 26 Omaha 36; 15 Great Form 36; 12 His Pal 36; 19 Malice 36 and Wairua 48 coupled; 13 Logan Hanlon 48; 21 Four Bells 60 and Satin Princess 60 coupled; 16 Spring Note 60 and Mountain Chimes 36 coupled also started. Won by five lenccths; two lengths second and third. Times—3.so 2-5; 3.52 4-5; 3.5 4 2-5. OTAGO CUP HANDICAP (in harness), of 475 sovs; 4.-11 class. •_'m. i. W. T. Lowe's b m WOODLASS by Woodchild—Yankee Lass aged 12 W. T. Lowe 1 9. E. J. Smith's b g John Mauritius aged 24 .. .. . . .. 2 6. J. Siebel's gr g Charles Dixie aged 36 3 3 Merry Bingen, 10 Audobcll scr; 16 Tiny Moon 24; 7 Young Blnko 24; 8 Master Audo 24: 1-4 Audominion 24; 12 Proud Ata 36; 5 Bonny Spec 48; 2 Judge Hancock 72: 1 Money Spider 72; 13 Lo Todd 84; 11 Escapade 96; 15 Napla'nd 108 also started. Won by four lengths; two lengths second and third. Times—4.4l 4.-5; 4.42; 4.41 2-5. KING GEORGE HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs; 4.42 class; 2m—2 SILK THREAD 12 D. Withers 1; 3 Trennnd 48 2; 1 Cardinal Logan 12 3. 5 Haunui scr; 6 Prince Swithin 12; 10 Lord Bingen 24; 0 Dixie's Pride 24; 8 Bing Boy 24; 4 Firelight 24; 7 Some Wilkes 36; 11 Reta Rye 60 also started. Won by a length; four longths second and third. Times —4.42 2-5; 4.39 3-ss; 4.43. FLYING HANDICAP (in harness), of 325 sovs; 2.16 class; lm—l BRENTLOC scr A. Henderson t; 2 BRUCE scr t; 5 Becky Logan 36 3; 3. Escort scr; 1 Ivy Audubon coupled with Brontloc; 10 Lady Embrace scr; 8 Princo Lyons 12; 7 Bellfnshion 24; 4 Roicolo 24; 9 Downcast 24; 6 Golden Devon 36 also Rtarted. A dead-heat; third horse six lengths away. Times —2.14 2-5; 2.13 1-5.

NOTES ON THE RACING. (SPHCIAIi TO "THE PEESS.") DUJS T EDIN, January 28. _. Tlio Forbury Park Trotting Club opened its Summer Meeting- to-day, in fine weather. There was a largo attendance, and the racing throughout the day was full of interest. The track was in good order, although the surface waa loose. The times registered by the winners and placed horses were good. Speculation was brisk, with the result that the totalisator turnover showed an increase of £2829 compared with tho earns day last year. Tho oloyeutb-hour withdrawal <if Border Lass, Peter Boy, Ngapuna, Genevieve, Elusive, Elzear, and To Repa from the Vauxhall Handicap left eighteen starters. Tho three-year-old filly Kukute was favourite, with Credit Slip and Nelson Ata the best backed of the others. There was a general mix-up at the start, and tho early leaders included Credit SUp, Kelson Ata, Red Peter, and Wildbino. Passing tho stand Credit Slip was in charge, but broke, and Nelson Ata assumed tha lead, followed by Credit Slip and ."Wildbine, with Red Peter and Real Lady at the. head of the others. At the entrance to the straight Nelson Ata looked a winner, but tired; and Real Lady put in a strong challenge and won decisively from Credit Slip, Nelson Ata, and Wildbine. The winnor, Real Lady, is an aged mare by Young McKinney from an Ard Patrick mare. She trottedva sound race, which wu3 responsible for her success. Credit Slip broke twice; otherwise she made a good showing for a maiden trotter, kelson Ata appeared to be mado too much use ot in tho early stages, and failed to stay, as did Wildbine. Kukut© broke at the start, but once into her stride showed up sufficiently tvoll to susgest that she, -nil run well ill tho Now Zealand Trotting .stakes on Saturday. The- race was run in _ iast time, and tho placed horses, Real Lady, Credit Slip, and Nelson Ata, improved upon their handicap 5 1-Sscc, ssec, and <lscc T™S y iargo field of eighteen horses faced the starter in the Electric .Handicap, 'and after being ridden with excellent judgment by J. Walsh, the lnvcrcargill-owncd and trained Lonamhor won nicely from Golden Devon, one of the outsiders of the field, who was followed by fat. Mania, i Hydkspes. and Mencmbcv. Hydaspos led I for sevma'furlongs, when she, tired, and was , beaten out o£ a place. St. Maura looked » winner two furlongs from home, but could no sustain her effort The lavourrto, M«j whariti, was prominent for naif a mile, and Golden Sun for five furlongs. Ratana brow Wv in tho back straight the last time and interred with/ those behind lym. while Rosio Nut rucco. a long way below tations. Schoolmate:, ridden by A. Buttei field, fell in *? P[f ml T y V?o t -"a utf dislocated his shoulder. H. i J 08 * *£J"f d etituted. The mishap kept A. Uutternoia out of W saddle and sulky for the rest of tie day, and it will be a- few weeks before to » quarinus " -,,„,,„„ ni-hine and in for %f startd Vtho »uncdin Cup Handicap. NoUon Derby was favourite, with Countryn,7„;,'- Own and Loganwood backed. TilJTvdor Ouimet refused to go away ma v.' ond Countryman was turned side-on „t the" start, and prevented Logan Chief and Prince Pointer from getting a clear run. Black \dmiral, from 12yds behind, MS boon in a good position, which he maintained until the turn for home, when ho drew i clear from the field, and won with sometnta* in hand. Black Admiral has been a good stake-winner this season and amongst tho important handicaps that he has won are the principal races at Oamaru and Tlmaru. Queen's Own, who has been racing consistently this season, beat all but tho winner, with Loganwood third, Taloro fourth, and the favourite, Nelson Dcrbj. lifth. The last-named had every chance, but raced a long way below expectations, and it is doubtful whether he is as well as when ho won at Auckland last month. Logan Chief and Prince Pointer both mado up tbeir lost ground in tho early stages of tho race, but the offort was too great, and both finished a long Iway behind tho placed horses. Waitaki Girl was prominent for three-parts o£ the journey, but tho display of Dolly Dillon was disappointing. Despite a penalty of 24yds for his win at InveTcargill, Jolly Pet found no difficulty in disposing of twenty-nine others in the Southland Handicap. Tho "son of Coldstream Bells and Jolly Girl got a good run in the early stages, and was soon in a good position. Entering tho last circuit ho went to tho front, and had the result in safo keeping a long way from home. Avenger was under pressure a long way from home, and finished second, with Rosethorne, who broke at the start, third. Outside the placed division Wairua, Four Bells, and First Toll made the best showing. Ruby Carbine and Ivy Viking both lost their drivers, who escaped injury. The Otago Cup Handicap was a good race, and resulted in a win for Woodlass, an

aged mare bv Woodchild from Yankee Lass, owned and trained by W. T. Lone. She was quickly iuto her stride, and taking charge at the end of the first circuit led lor tho remainder of the journey, and scored a popular win. After an interrupted passage, John Mauritius finished fast, and beat all but the winner. Tho Australian-bred seining Cbarle3 Dixie was third, and only for iruxinjr his gait more thau once he would have finished close up. Audorainiou was fourth, followed by Bonny Spec, Kscapade, and Young Blake. Audo Bell and Master Audo ran well for a milo and n half. -Money Spiner and Judge Hancock broke when extended, while tho rest of the field were all beaten for speed. , ~_ ~. Silk Thread, owned by the Wellington sportsman Mr J. K. McKcnzje. and framed bv D. Withers, gave a finished display of free-legged pacing in the King George Handicap, and won nicely from Treuand, Cardinal Logan, -Haunui, Some Wilkes, and Lord Bin--cii The winner. Silk Thread, is an American importation, and since comma to >cw I Zealand has proved very suceessitil. lrenand paced one of his best races to date, and appears just good enough to be beaten. The favourite. Cardinal Logan, was turned side on at the siart, and lost some ground, but even when on tho journey he failed to show the same dash as when he won at Greymouth carlv in the mouth. Haunui was alwavs in "a good position, and finished close" up behind the placed horses. Rita Jive showed a rare turn of speed for twelve furlongs, when she tired and finally finished in the ru<-k. Biug Boy and Firelight stood at I the post, and Prince Swithin and Dixie's I Trido raced a long way below their best. Speculation was brisk in the Flying Han- ! dicap. J. Henderson's pair, Brentloc and I ivv Audubcii beintr favourite?, with Bruce nest in demand. Brentloe was the first to show out, and making all his own running, inst failed in the last few strides to stall off a strom; clmllence from Bruce, and tho pair passed the winning post locked to--other. Half a dozen lengths away was Beckv Loean, who beat Rnicole by a narrow j margin, with the rest of the field strung out some distance back.

SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. (MESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) DUNIvDIX, January CS. The fallowing are tho acceptances for the second (lay: WAYKRLEY HANDICAP (in saddle), of W5-80VS; 4.3J class; lin of—Princess Beta,, Jessie McKinnev, Peter Eyre, Syndicate, Bonetto scr; Essie Wilkes 12; Bed Peter "<S- Sid Wilkes 3i>; Kirablcfoot 36; Littlo Johnnie 36: Blue Thorpe 36; Master Peter IS; Tim Wood 48; Buck Up 60; 1 rconian GO; Heal Lady 120. STEWARDS' HANDICAP (in harness), of "75 sovs; 4.50 class; 2ni—Day Pointer, Ladv Zora, Ruby Carbine, Ivy \ikinp Ashley Dillon. Youns Carbine scr; Rose ihorpo I"- His Pal 21; Omaha 21; Great Form 21-' Ada Bell 21; Lo;?an Hanlon 36; Bonanza, 36; Four Bells 36; Wainiii 36; Mountain Chimes 36; Spring Koto -IS; Satin Princess 18; Lucky Harold CO.

TELEGP.APH HANDICAP (in saddle), o£ 273 sovs; 2.18 cfass; lm—Glen Earg, Bismurate. Reta. Ratana, HydaspcF. Manvhanti, First Toll, Dolly Hmii scr; Stadium 12; Lord Bingen 12; Golden Sun 12; Oakrmfc ]»• Lady Wildwood 12; St. Maura 12; Van Director 12; Lenamlior 21; Kosio Ivufc 2-1; Lady Embrace 21; Menember 36; O-oldcn Devon 60. EORBUUY HANDICAP (in harness), oi •150 govs- 4.32 class; 2m—Oniinc.t, Loßanwood ecr; Talaro 12; Countryman 12; Queen's Own 24; Black Admiral ~u; Delavan's Quest. 48; Nelson Derby 48; Logan Chief 72; Prince Pointer 72. CRESCENT HANDICAP (in harness) of 450 sovs; 4.41 class; for unhoppled trotters; 2m-Audobol!, Merry Bi/igen ecr; liny Moon 21; Young Blake 21; Master Audo 24; Auclorainion 24; John Mauritius »6; Charles Dixie SB; Bonny Spec 48; Woodlass 48 Judge Hancock 72; Moncyspider 72; Lo Todd 84; Napland 108. \U REVOIR HANDICAP (in harness), or 325 sovs; class 2.18; lm—Lord Bingen, Lady Embrace scr; Ivy Audubon 12; Mencrnber 1°- Roieole 24; Bellfashion 24; Bruco -4; Goiden Devon 36; AVaitaki Girl 36; Becky Logan 36. ROYAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs- ::.47i class; lm sf—Harlcy Dillon, Reta Rataua, Haunui, Cardinal Logau scr; Bin" Boy 12; Somo Wilkes 12; Firelight 12- Berenico 12; Silk Thread 24; Trenand 36; Reta Ryo 48; Prince Lyons 48. NEW ZEALAND TROTTING STAKES (in harness), of 600 sovs. For three-year-old unhoppled trotters. IJm. Mr V. B. Lino's b f Betty Jane by Nelson Bingen—Hilda Mr R. Morten's rn f Kutuke by Nelson Bingen—Murieata Mr W J. Humphrey's b f Homcleign Girl by Homeleigh Dick —Woodland Whispers maro Mr John Bong's b f Roma Bingen, by Nelson Bingen—Crimson Rose Mr T. Ritchie's b g Pedro Swift by Petereta —Swift PAHIATUA R.C. BIG RACE TO MODERN. ; (PRE 33 ASSOCIATIOH TELEGBAM.) PAHIATUA, January 28. Tliere was splendid weather for the concluding day of the Pahiatua meeting, and thero vv-aa a large attendance. The totalisator handled £12,968, making a total tor the meeting of £26,241, as against £23,056 last year. Resuls: — TRIAL PLATE, of 80 sovs; weight 8; 6f Lucullus 2; 3 Regal Star 3. 4 Paraki, 6 Touchwood, 5 Carrigallen abo started. Won by a length; same second and third. Time, 1.16 4-5.

PONGAROA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; 7f—4 SARTY 9 6J. Olsen 1; 1 Agitato 10 13 2; 5 Our Jack 93. 2 Tongatotoa 11; 4 Alabama 10 11; 8 Misgovern 9 10; 6 March On 9 6; 7 Red Head 9; 9 Mosthcnes 9 also started. Won by a length; same second and third. Time, 1.30. TIRAUMEA HACK HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; sf—l BONIDEER 9 3 \R. Mackie 1; 5 Cherry Pie 7 10 2; 2 The Bolter 8 13 3. 3 Tempean 9 3; 4 Lady Ideal 8 4; 7 Peggy Ford 7; 6 Kyla 7; 8 Hakuwai 7 also startod. Won by a length; long neck second and third. Time, 1.2. MANGAHAO HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; second 20, third 10. Ira and a distance. 3. W. Smart's b f MODERN by King Soult —Yelour 4yrs 7 11 E. A. Keosiug 1 5. F. Davis's ch g Son o' Mine 4yrs 7 5 2 4. R. Gregory's ch m Mountain Top Gyrs 7 .... 3 2 Printemps 8 3 and 1 Opa 7 7 also started. Won by a length; half a length 3ccond and third. Time, 1.54. TARARUA HACK HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; Gi—l LADY IDEAL 0 Stuart lj 5 Morning Gift 7 7 2; 2 Veronia 7 2 3. 3 Carrigallen 7 5; 4 Knockaloe 7 2 also started. Won by thrco lengths. Time, 1.16 1-5. TANE HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 7f—l BRIGHT KNIGHT 8 13 Gilmore 1; 2 Panart 7 2; 3 Strong Holt 7 13.' The only starters. Won by a length. Time, 1.28 l-ss. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; Gf—--5 KING CHEOPS 7 Green 1; 4 Blonde 7 9 2; 1 Westbroko 8 2 U. G Birkie 7 11; 3 Prince Hal 7 7 ; 2 Treadwcll 7 2 also started. Won by a length; half a length second and third. Time, 1.15 4-5. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 7f—s DESERT KNIGHT 7 13 Rosen 1; 2 Sarty 8 9 2; 3 Our Jack 7 13 3. 1 Tawchi 8 13; -1 Last Thought 7 12; 6 Inoc 7 10; 7 Merry Wanderer 7 7 also startod. Won by a length; same second and third. Time, 1.28 1-5. WAIROA R.C. SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. (PBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) ! WAIROA, January 28. Tho Wairoa Racing Club's Annual Meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather. Totalisator investments amounted to £10,554' making a total for the Meeting of £20,126, a decreaso of £1179 on last year's figures. Results:— HIGH-WEIGET HACK HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; 7f—l WILMOREANA Morris 1; 3 Tino Maunga 2; 4 Purscproud. 3 Garzon also started. Won by a length. Time, 1.29. HACK HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; 6f—s CARNIOLA J. Dunn 1; 1 Royal Damon 2; 2 Mcrckara 3. Won by a head; nose second and third. Time, 1.13.

CARROLL MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 135 sovs; Im—l MALATOUR Morris 1; 2 Tan 2: 3 Theic 3. Won by a head; one and a half lengths second and third. Time, 1.12.

HACK SCURRY, of 85 sovs: Sf—2 THREE KINGS Atkins 1; 5 Cluster 2; 1 Killona 3. Won by five lengths; long neck second and third. Time, 1.2 1-5. PAEROA HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 7f—2 PRINCESS NATA Dixon 1; 3 Merekara 2; 1 Othon 3. Garzon also started. "Won bv two lengths; half a, length second and third. Time, 1.23 1-5. FLYING HANDICAP, of 123 sovs; 6f—--1 HUIKAI Dixon 1; 3 Civilform 2; 1 Break o' Day 3. Won by three lengths. Time, 1.11 o-5. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 90 boys; 6f—l ROYAL DAMON Johnson 1; 2 Three Kings 2; 3 Tino Mannga 3. Patua and Sophia also started. Won by half a length; three lengths 6econd and third. Time, Itn 15a. PRESIDENT'S WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 7f—l MALATC*."R Morris 1; 2 Haurangi 2; 1 Break o' Day 3. Highway also started. Wen by a lensrth and a half; length second and third. Time, 1.23*. .

RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES. Conditions were good yesterday morning for training -work, but the plough, on which most of the -work was done, had been watered overnight, and was a trifle slow. It improved considerably when the sun got up, and tho work dono was useful, though not particularly interesting. On the Plough. Haze was the first to gallop, and ho reeled off three furlongs nicely in 2-5. His stable-mate Nincompoop was restricted to steady pacing over two rounds, and Precious sprinted three furlongs leisurely. Murihaupo sprinted five furlongs in 1.5, having Gay Lassie with him in the opening stages, and the Saxby—Sopra gelding to assist him over tho last three furlongs. Front Rank galloped an easv six furlongs taking 1.24. Rivalry took 54 2-5 to get to the end of half a mile, her stable-mate Miss Flighty covering the same ground in 51 2-5. Limerick and Windshield took 1.4 to cover fivo furlongs, and Scrip was allotted work over the same ground, going freely throughout. Countersign did an easy threo furlongs, taking jO. Footfall, picked up by Sparklight at about seven furlongs, ran a mile and a quarter in 2.15. Glentruin sprinted six furlongs well in 1.3 5. Crossbow and Kilcannich were together at tho end of half a mile run in 52, and Paper Rose, without being hurried, left five furlongs behind in l.'J. Count Cavour was doing his work easily alongside Celerity 11. at the cud of six furlongs in 1.15 2-5. His Majesty and Tho Han l worked together over three furlongs in. uS. After breakfast the track was appreciably faster, and Paperchaso, picked up by Glenalmoud at the half-milo mark, ran five furlongs well in 1.2 4-5. Young Lochinvar covered six furlongs at a little more' than three-quarter pace. Larisee, the two-year-old filly by Paladin from Mazabuka, showed speed over half a mile. She is a lazy worker, and might be a very useful filly later on. Peho and Grey Lass fiuished abreast in fvout of Fresco nt tho end of three furlongs run smartly in uti -1-5. Sun Up took o7 1-5 for the same distance, and Turleton--did five furlongs in 1.4. work which Horatius equalled shortly after. No. 7 Grass. Assurance and Kilbox did a nice working gallop over fivo furlongs. Bon Skirl, looking very well, had no trouble in reeling off seven furlongs in 1 :!2 1-5.

Brightling and Lady Swinlon ran half a mile well in 50 2-5. The former, carrying most weight, was doing tho better at the finish.

TAPANUI R.C. (PItESS ASSOCIA.TIOH ' TELEGRAM.) GORE. January 28. The following acceptances have been received:—

CHEVIOT TROTTING CLUB. ' A meeting of tho committee of the Cheviot Trotting Club was held on Saturday evening, when there was a fair attendance. Mr G. L. Rutherford forwarded his resignation as president of the club, which was accepted with regret. Correspondence was recoived from the Cheviot A. and P. Association regarding the show ring, and the secretary was instructed to write to tho Association, explaining the position.^ It was decided to donate £lO to the Cheviot County War Memorial Fund. Tho Minister for Internal Affairs wrote regarding tho transfer of the club's permit from racing to trotting, stating that he was in communication with the President of tha Racing Conference in connexion with the matter. It was considered that tho attitude adopted by tho Conference was at variance with tho provisions of the Gaming Act Amendment of 1924, and it was decided to take further steps regarding tho transfer'.

TRIAL STAKES, of 60 sovs. Gf. Warserr ,.. 9 0 Computer .. S 11 King Cup ,.., 0 0 Mudlark „., a 11 Mauuganioe .. 0 0 Battlo Flag .. 8 11 Grand Fleet 0 0 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, o£ 70 govs. 6f. Swoct Melody 9 3 Bonny Olive 7 11 Frivol ..8 7 Vogue ..7 8 Schottischo 8 0 Rippling Lake 7 S DOMINION HANDICAP TROT (in saddle). o£ 70 sovs. lint. Carillon .. scr Aard .. scr Trusty Child . . scr Don Wallace .. 24 Scottish Minstrel scr Chiming Thorpe 24 Harrotha .. scr Cliffoton Chimes 36 Gillie Galium .. scr Weo Spark .. 48 Lil Coronado .. scr Blue Thorpe ... 713 Auchterrellan .. scr TAPANUI HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. ljm. Obligio .. 9 0 Courtly Rose 8 0 Fairy Ring ... 9 0 Flight .. ; 7 10 Jack o' Soltoo ,.. 7 8 Lantern 8 12 King Cup .... 7 7 Highburn .. 8 5 FLYING HACK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. 5f. Sweet Melody 9 6 Bonny Olive 7 12 Bran Pio . . 8 4 Clothildo ,.., 7 9 Silver Lining 8 4 Mudlark ..7 7 Rolic ..8 3 Grand Fleet 7 7 Schottischo 8 1 STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. GJf. Fairy Ring .., 0 O Warscer .. 7 11 Highburn .. 8 10 Voguo .. 7 8 Navy Cut .. 8 9 Rippling Lako 7 8 Bran Pie .. 8 6 King Cup .. 7 7 Courtly Rose 8 2 TAPANUI HANDICAP TROT (in saddle), of 70 sovs. ljm. Glonalbert .. scr Carillon ,. scr Trusty Child .. scr Don Wallace . . 12 Scottish Minstrel scr Chiming Thorpe 24 Harrotha .. scr Cliffeton Chimes 24 Gillie Callum .. scr Weo Spark .. 36 Lil Coronado .. scr Joy Chimes .. 4S Prince Homme scr Stella Maris .. 48 Aard ., scr WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. Cf. Jack o' Relic ..8 7 Lantern 9 7 Flight '.. 8 5 Soltoe ..96 Clothilda .. 82 Navy Cut .. 9 0 Voguo . ,■ 8 1 Frivol .. 8 12 Maungamoo ' 8 0 Silver Lining 8 10 Computer ..-8 0