SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18681, 3 May 1926, Page 10

SPORTING.

TURF GOSSIP. Nominations for the "Wanganui Jockey CluVs Winter Meeting close today. Acceptances for the Ainberley Racing Club's annual race meeting close 011 "Wednesday, May sth. Nominations for the Oaniaru T.C.'s Winter Meeting close to-day at 8 p.m. Charlatan, with E. Shaw in the saddle, was schooled at Riccarton on Saturday morning, jumping seven fences in good &lyle. Mr Barielt s horse will have his first outing at the Egmant Steeplechase Meeting, followed "by the Wanganui and Auckland winter gatherings.

Gay Jim, who was a contestant at Timaru each day, has been taken over Ivy F. P. Claridge at Riccarton on tehalf of his owner, Mis 9 L. Boyle. Sprinkler, brother to Pilliewinkie, is ire regular work at Riccarton, and appears quite sound. Ho is carrying a plentiful supply of solid condition, and js receiving "a lot of extra work to reduce his avoirdupois. He galloped three furlongs on the plough at Riccarton on Saturday morning mid gave every encouragement that his early prospects will be fulfilled, provided lie stands up to hard training. R. Emerson has in work at Riccarton a. chestnut two-year-old filly named Queen's Bounty, by Clarenceux out of Bountiful, who is showing great promise. She sprinted two furlongs on Saturday morning and showed plenty of pace. An attractive two-year-old colt by Governor-General, purchased in Sydney by J. McCombe at the Easter sales, was ridden on to the Riccarton' track on Saturday morning and was much admired. McCombe'k four other Australian yearlings have been broken in and are being ridden in view of being put through their facings for next season's racing. Deucalion has> greatly improved by the two creditable races he ran at Timarii, and, judging by the manner in which he worked at Riccarton on Saturday morning, 'there is every reason to predict an early success for the aged son of Demosthenes. The Riecarton-owned King Abbey in A. E. AVormald's stable.gave a good exhibition of jumping at the South Canterbury Meeting, but ho fell both days. Ho was in the lead on each occasion, but was palpably tired, and even had he stood up would not have heen the victor. The ex-Aucklander was badly shaken after his mishap on the second day, and he will require a good spell before sporting silk again. «J. B. Pearson has Clareina in active commission, and she galloped over five furlongs at Riccarton on Saturday morning in satisfactory style. Pearson also has the West Coaster, Rapid Rose, in work, hut she is very backward in condition and will require a lot of building up. _ Red "Wink is being given light exercise on the Riccarton tracks, and hopes are entertained that the Great Alitumn Handicap winner of 18!2o will earn further distinction on the turf. ■ The poor class of hurdle horses competing at Timaru was most marked, and exemplified the fact that there is a dearth of jumpers in the Canterbury district. _ There are certainly great opportunities to collect big money at the South Island meetings with the aid of a good hurdler or steeplechaser. A Sydney cablegram states that at the Canterbury Park Meeting the prineipal results were:—Flying Handicap: —King Cyllene, 8.10, 1; Father's Voice, 5.9, 2; Yerrubil, 7.11, 3. Won by a • length. Time 1.14 J. Campsie Handicap:—Boonak, 8.3, 1; Alcytful, 8.6, 2; Aberfeldic, 8.7, 3. Won by two lengths, •• » length between second and third. Timo 2.461. ■■■. Luke "Wilson, at one time private "trainer to the Douglas Estate, who went to Australia with J. M. Cameron a few months ba/sk, has returned to Hastings. He is on the look-out for two or three ponies, and in all probability will return to Australia later and resume training afterwards. Maungaronga, an aged brown gelding by Depiosthenes put of Formosa, owned by Mr T. E. "Whelch and recently leased by P- P.. Neagle, fell in the Karanm Hurdles _at Hastings on Saturday and broke his neck. F. W. Elkins, his rider,; suffered a fractured jaw. Serang, who won two races at the decent Whangarei fixture, and was again successful at the Waikato Meeting Impey,. 850 guineas as a yearling. He ia a., colt by Absurd from Moira Machreo and is trained by J. Buchanaii. Our Hamilton correspondent telegraphs that during the running of the •JYankton. Hurdles at the Waikato i 'Meeting on Saturday, Tapuhi fell and C. W. Hastings, his rider, had his fright leg broken, . ,An enquiry was held at Te Rapa ; oil Saturday concerning interference i , .with Archeno and Cocoanut in the • i Trial Handicap by Red Comet, who j .Ji* as ridden by A. Corner. After hear- J ;ing the evidence of the honorary stew- i . ards, who iad been placed round the i fconrse, also the jockeys in the race, 1 1,0 action waa taken.—Hamilton cor- 1 ; respondent. . 1 McKenzio (a'momber of tho ' ; Board °r the New Zealand Trotting As - ( sociation), Messrs J. Wood, and l\ E 1 • ; Graham, stewards of the New Zealand ! ; Metropolitan Trotting dub, and Mr A. ; i £ attra y> secretary of the three ] o cai t -clubs, were amongst those present at v j the Park T.C.'s Winter Meet- \ '■[ Owing to the had state of the track ' M iorbury Park °n Saturday, Dillon \ Wilkes, Native Chief, Peter Bineen I hilist J,,n -> His Pal' Swiftbme, Woodlass, Satin Princess v and Guy Pawkes were allowed to for- ® feit their engagements. 1 • Gold Brick was omitted from the no- * mmatios.in the Cup and Farewell Wei- I £?,» or the (Canterbury Racing 1 Vlub s Meeting. c

HAWKE'S BAY J.C.

REREMOANA TAKES GOLD CUP

(PBESS ASSOCIATION TKLZGBAH.) HASTINGS, May 1. i'or the second day of the Hawke'a Br? Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting there was flno weather. The course was in better order after rain overnight. An enquiry into Cohesion falling- in the Akitio Handicap revealed that it was a pure accident. ' The totalisator handled £->2,027, against £39,128 on the second day last. year. The total for the Meeting was £10,317, against £63,319 last year. Ucsult3:— KARAMU HURDLES, of 150 sovs; Urn—--2 TO A TAUA 3 13 A. H. Burt 1; 1 Little River 11 13 2; 3 Suspicion 9 5 3. 2 I'olyastra !) bracketed with winner; 5 Wilinoreana 9 4; 15 Mahia 9: 7 Martona 9; S Maungaronga 9; 4 Strong Hoit 9 also started. Won by a length; two lengths eecond and third. Time, 2.46 4-3. I'AKI I'AKI HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; .if -1 IMITATION' 9 0 K. Waddell 1; 2 Plain Sailing 9 2 2; G Coot 7 3. 3 Break o' Day 7 G; 5 Merry Imp 7 5; 8 Hiwinui 7 1; 4 Lin Arlington 72; 7 Ilakawa 7; 9 Mount Clyde 7: 8 Jen 7 also started. Won by a length; five longths second and third. Time, 1.1 1-5. JUVE.XILE HANDICAP of 150 soys; 5f —! SILVER TKAY 7 3 X. Trillo 1; 5 Eloquent 7 2 2; 1 Decoy Bird 1) 2 3. 2 Inner Harbour S J; 3 Hymgreat 7 5; G Beth 7 also Btarted. Won by one and a half lengths; same second and third. Time, 1.1 2-5.

J. D. ORMOXD MEMORIAL GOLD CUP, of 360 sovs, inc. gold cup value 110 gna; second 40, third 20. Weight-for-aga with penalties. Ivn. 1. G. I'. Moore's ch g KKHEMOAXA hy Hallowmas—Bonny Portland Svrs 9 10 .. .. L. G. Morris 1 2. A. B. Williams's b g Rapine Gyis 9 10 2 3. V. Riddiford's br h Grand Knight Syrs 9 10 3 ■t Glentmin 9 8 also started. Glcutruin went to the front from Herenioana, Grand Knight, and Rapine. Making for the back Reremoana had a clear lead -from Glentruin and Grand Knight, Rapine being in the rear. At tho far bend Reremoana waa still well clear from Glentruin and Grand Knight., who was now making up hiß ground fast, and at tho home turn was about three lengths behind Rnremoaua, with Glentruin and Rapine next. Rorcmoana easily stalled off Grand Knight, who stopped badly over the last bit, leaving Rapine, who finished with a. great burst, to. beat him for socond money by half a length. Time, 1.36 1-5. A raco record. BURKE MEMORIAL STAKES, of 300 sovs; ljm—2 OPA 8 5 M. McCarten 1; 6K.ilceit 7 6 2; o KilCaife 7 13 3; 1 Gaze 7 12; 1 Novar 7 10; S Phoenix Park 1 9; 8 De Luxe 7; 7 Wristlet 7 also started. "Won by half a length; two lengths second and third. Timo. 2,5 3-5. AKITIO HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; 6f—--4 RAPIATA 7 T. Green 1; 1 Minßtrel Boy 8 3 2; 2 Vivo 7 9 3. 3 Cohesion 7 5; 6 Wairipo 7; 5 Mountain Star. 7; 7 Windy Night 7 also started. Won by a head; half a length eecond and third. Time, 1.14 2-5. OHITI HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; Of—l MY HOBBY 7 12 R. Iteed 1; 5 Perle do Leon 9 2; 10 Hillation 7 3. 7 Olympic 8 8; 1 Gauntlet 8 4 bracketed with winner; S Malatour 8 4; 11 Haurangi 7 13; 8 Clandbu 7,12; 9 Royal Diadam 7 8; -2 Killccli 7 7; 4 Road Hog 7 6; 12 Mountain Top 7; 6 Snre'nado 7; 13 Gurnion 7 also started. Won by a head; eame second and third. Time, i.54 3-3. OKAVVA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; Of—--1 SHIRLEY 8 13 P. Waddell 1; 2 Automne 8 2;. 4 Royal Damon 7 12 3. 3 Pcnens 9 4; 5 Papaponga 7 13; 8 Tuahino 7 5; 7 Huikai 7; 6 Standard 7; 10 Morose 7; 9 Serene 7 alsb started. Won by a head: two longths second and third. Time, 1.12 4-5.

NOTES ON THE RACING. (special to "the THISS3.") HASTINGS, May 1. The Hawko'a Bay Jookey Club's Meeting was concluded to-day in Sna weather. Wind was almost absent, and a eliower of rain overnight made tha conditions approach the ideal. There waa a large attendance, attracted no doubt by the contest {or the Ormond Gold Cup, and although the quality of the quartette is very high, Reremoana at the distance and on the day was pxuch too good for his opponents. Opa, well ridden by M. McCarten, won tho Burke Memorial Handioap in good style from Kilobit, who showed her best form for eome time. Thfc betting was fairly spirited, the total for the day being £22,000,. compared with £30,128 last year, a total falling [ of! for the Meeting of £23,055, but last year thero was unusual interest owing to The Hawk-Gloaming contest. In the Karamu Hurdles, Little River was a good favourite, and but for a bad accident at the fence in front of the stands would have won. Mp.tmgaronga led to the second fence, where ho failed to rise, and fell, breaking his neck. He brought down Strong Holt and badly interfered with Little , River, who had to be almost pulled up. Toa Taua and Suspicion went eway in the lead from Little River, with "NVilmoreana and. Polyastra next. So they ran to the last fence, where Little River threw out a challenge, but failed to reach Toa Taua by a length and a half. Suspicion was three lengths away third, with Wilmoreana fourth and Polyastra next. F. Jenkins, the rider of Maungarongjv, received a fraotured jaw and seemed luoky to escape with his life, so ugly" looked the apill. Imitation and Plain Sailing between them carried more than half the total investments on the Pakipaki Handicap. Break o' Day whipped round as the barrier was released and took no real part in tho race. Coot and Plain Sailing led out of the barrier from Imitation, Merry Imp, and Hiwinui. So they raced to the turn, where Plain Sailing drew away from Coot, but Imitation kept up a good strong run and beat her home by. a length. Coot was five lengths away third, with Hiwinui and Merry Imp r.ext. Imitation won in good style." Decoy Bird was a hot favourite for tho Juvenile Handicap, with Inner Harbour slightly better backed than Hymgreat. Eloquent, Hymgreat, and Silver Tray began best, but Silver Tray was in front at the end of a furlong. Silver Tray led into tha straight from Eloquent, Hymgreat, Inner Harbour, and Beth, the last four being nearly on terms. Silver Tray stayed on to beat Eloquent by a length and a half, with Decoy Bird, who finished fast on tha rails, a similar distance away third. Hymgreat was, fourth and Beth next. Reremoana wound up a slightly better favourite than Rapine in the Gold Cup, then, after a big drop, coming Grand Knight only slightly more in favour than Glentruin. Grand Knight, Glentruin, and Reremoana in that order from the rails began more smartly than Rapine from an even walking up start. Reremoana and Glentruin headed Grand Knight turning into the baok straight, with Rapine two lengths way. Passing the six furlongs post Reremoana, Glentruin, and Grand Knight were divided by lengths in the order named with Rapine two lengths behind Grand Knight. Reremoana went away across the top and Grand Knight passed Glentruin and went in pursuit of Reremoana. Reremoana was always well clear, and although Grand JKnight was being ridden hard a furlong from home, ho made no imprfeeion on the leader, eo B. 11. Morris dropped his hands. Reremoana went on to win easily by a good four lengths trotu Rapine, who came fast to beat Grand Knight by half a length. Glentruin waa two lengths away fourth. Reremoana outclassed the opposition on tho day, and pulled up irety fresh. Grand Knight might have been second if ridden out to the bitter end, but Rapine finished very fast. Glentruin found the distance too far. Gaze was a good favourite for the Burke Memorial Stakes with Opa and Phoenix Park the only others backed. Wristlet soon Opened up a gobd break from Novar, Phoenix Park, Kilfaire. Kilceit, and Gaze, with Opa ast. Gaze, Kilceit, and Kilfaire were disputing the lead at tho turn, where Kilceit sad the measure of Gaze, but Opa then Lppeared with a great run and beat Kilceit >y half a length. Gaze was three lengths iway third with Kilfaire fourth and Do Luxe and Novar next. Kilceit looked a :ertainty until Opa pounced down on her. Minstrel Boy was an odds on favourite or tho Akitio Handicap, with Vivo and Coteeiou fairly well bached. Minstrel Boy, [tapiata, and Vivo began best and led Colcsion, but tho last-named stumbled and oat his rider. Minstrel Boy, Vivo, and Rapiata, on _ terms, led into the straight rom Mountain Star and Windy Night. Tho ,hree first named, all under pressure, fought >ut a great finish from tho turn, Rapiata. laating Minstrel Boy by a head, with Vivo talf a length away third. Windy Night waa fourth and Mountain Star and Wairipo next. Tho Gauntlet-My Hobby bracket wound ip favourito for the Ohiti Handicap, with tfalatour, Road Hog, and Hillation fairly veil supported. Haurangi, Malatour, and Jlandhu led out of the straight, but going lown ths back tho order was Malatour, Jurnion, Haurangi, Hillation. Clandhu, and yly Hobby. Malatour led into the straight rom Gurnion, Road Hog, Haurangi, Royal Jiadem, and My Hobby. My Hobby and ilillation were fighting out the finish when ?erl<* do Leon came from last place to join n. My Hobby beating him only by half a lead. Hillation was a head away third, ritli Haurangi fourth and Royal Diadem ind Clandhu next. Perlo de Leon was unucky, for lie was practically last at the tome turn. * Betting was spirited on the concluding vent, for which Shirley wound up a £5 beter favourite than Automns, with Peiieua

supported. Royal Damon lost ground n-" the "start. Papaponga began test, but Shirloy ran to the lead inside a, furlong, with Huikai and Automne next. At the turn Shirley was showing the tray to Huikai, Automne, Peneus, Papaponga, and Royal Damon. Both Automne and Royal Damon challenged Shirley in the straight, but she held then off, beating Automne by a head. Roval Damon' sas two lengths away third, a similar distance in front of Huikai. Serene, Standard, and Peneu3 were next.

i - NELSON J.C. CUP TO GOOSESTEP. (PBISS ASSOCIATION TILEGKAU.) KELSON", May 1. The Nelson JocVcy Club's Autumn Meeting was held at Richmond Park to-day iu fins weather. The course was a litllo holdin;;. The attendance was fair, and i:< 3o3 was put through the totalisator. Results: — TRIAL STAKES, of 70 sots; weight 8 8; "if—l RIYERINA 1; 3 Jumelle 2; 2 Doo o. 4 Baby Bunting also started. 'Won by a length; two lengths second and third. Time, 1.7 NGATIMOTt TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of SO sovs; 3.45 class; llm— MABON'S DAY 308 1; 3 Lottie Advance 120 2; 7 Dillon's Pride 00 3. Baby Rose, Waipuki .sir; Trimmer 12; Little Huia 12; Mils Louie 24; Nellie Parsons 24; Hcvolia •18; Proud Joyce 48; Lady Ballin 60; ltoua Audubon 120 also started. Won by a head; half a length second and third. Time, 3.12. MOTUEKA HACK HANDICAP, of 80 sovs; 6f—l THOMOND 9 1; 4 Asle 8 3 2; 2 HilrulliM 7 3 3. Sunbath 7 13; and Red Courier 7 13 also started. Won by two lengths: five lengths second and third. Time, 1.18 4-5.

RICHMOND PARK CUP, of 140 sovs; 1 Jin —1 GOOSESTEP 8 8 1; 2 Bitters 7 2; " Zero Hour 7 3. Crown Sfnr 7; and Bestir 7 also started. Won by half a length; two longths second and third. Time, 2.14 1-5. RIWAKA HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of SO sovs; 7f—l DEBATE 9 4 1; 3 Axle 8 5 2; 2 Thomond 9 3 3. Rfld Courier 8 2; and Astonform 7 7 also started. Won by a head; neck second and third. FLYING HANDICAP, of 100 fovs; Of—--1 BIRTHMARK 9 1; 2 Big Push 8 9 2; 5 Bestir 7 7 8. Mnrhlo Bar 8 ii; and Sunbath 7 also started. Won hy eight lengths; two lengths second and third. I Time, 1.18 1-5. TASMAN TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 80 sovs; 3.7 class; ljm—3 lIAL .TOY kcr 1; 3 Hope Dillon 60 2; 4 Little Huia .12 3. Miss Louie 24; Nellie Parsons 24; Kreisler 24; Lady Ballin 60; Latest Fashion 60; Mabon'a Day 96; Rona Audubon 108 also .started. Won hy a length; two lengths second and third. Time, 3.t> 2-5. FAREWELL WKLTKR HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 7f—l BIRTHMARK 9 9 1; 2 Viewpoint 9 13 2; 5 Zero Hour 8 10 3. Crown Star 9 4; Bitters 8 11; Dobate 8 7 also started. Won by a length; length and a half second and third. Time, 1.31.

HAMILTON R.C. CHIEF EVENT TO RUAPAPA. (SPECIAL TO "THE PR163.") HAMILTON, May 1. The Waikato Racing Club's Autumn Meeting was commenced to-day, in iino but windy weather. The track was a trlfl© holding. Totalisator investments amounted to i' 29,557 10s, against £26,585 10s for the opening day last year. Results: FIIANKTON HANDICAP HURDLBS, of 200 sovs; ljm—4 PETER KOSA 11 W. Rennie 1; 6 Gree)t Son 9 2; 3 Pendonnis 9 4 3. 5 Tinokaha 9.7; 7 Penniless 9 a; 2 Hokioi 9 3; 8 Arsene Lupin 9; 1 Knighthood 9;. 10 Tapuhi 9; 11 Jasper Gate 9; 0 Gold Raef 9 also started. Won by three lengths; five lengths second and third. Time, 2.53. TRIAL HANDICAP, of 150 aovs; fif--5 NED KELLY 7 9 C. But!*- 1; 11 Queen Comet 7 13 2; 1 Archeno 8 5 3. 2 Cocoanut 8 8; 4 Praiseworthy 8 5; 7 Last Watch 8 3; 16 Lady Varco 8 2; 18 Scot Free 7 18; 8 Star Comet 7 13; 23 Town Land 7 12; 17 Niblick 7 12; 33 Glad* Abbey 7 10; 15 Hilmar 7 10; 3 Te Kawana 7 10 and High Roso 7 9 bracketed; 5 Glen Abbey 7 9 bracketed with Nod Kelly; 9 Town Hall 7 7 and Coma 7 7 bracketed; 6 Memeahib 7 7 and Always 7 7 bracketed; Waahi 7 7; 20 Lucy Glitters 77: 14 Taurimu 7 7 and Elmestra 7 7 bracketed; 21 Red Comet 7 9; 13 Weatslip 7 7 and Harvest Day 7 7 bracketed; 10 Lusea 7 7 and Royal Slight 7 7 bracketed also started. Won by a length; length and a quarter second and third. Time, 1.16. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; for two-year-olds; 6f—2 TRUE BLOOD 8 2 E. A. Keesing l; 1 Ph&ola 9 2; 3 Macroom 7 0. 5 Some Lad 7 5; 4 Arinagour 7 5.; 7 Alias Sphinx 7 3; 6 Lunette 7 3 also started. Won by a head; length eecond and third Time, 1.16 3-5. STOREY MEMORIAL CUP HANDICAP, of 700 sovs, inc. cup value 100 sovs; second 120, third SO. ljm. 1. "W. Sohollum'a ch h RUAPAPA by Polydamon—Queen Elizabeth 6yrs 8 3 W. Ryan 1 6. H. Norgrove's b f Princess Ronnie 4yra 7 10 .. .. .. ..2 2. Reid and Baddeley'e br g Town Bank 4yrs 83 '.. .. .. ~S 11 Desert Glow 3 6; 1 Hipo 8 2; 7 Bright Day 8; 9 Gala Day 7 9; 3 Spoony 7 9; 10 Transformer 7 8; 8 Muecari 7 8; 12 Gold Jacket 7 3; 5 Barometer 7 2; 13 Tinopono 7; 14 Passionless 7 also started. Won by a head; same 'second and third. Time, 2.9 4-5. BEERESCOURT. HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; 7f—l SERANG 8 5 H. Wiggins 1; 4 New Moon, 8 4 2; 13 Constellation 7 6 3. • 6 Quincoma 8 13; 2 Eipon Abbey 8 13; 7 Gay Comet 8 7; 11 Rahepoto 8 6; 14 Billikins 8; 3 Ruffles 7 13; 9 Quinsilia 7 12; G Kingfield 7 12; 18 Ilbngar 7 10; 15 Rarakau 7 10; 10 Greon Bonnet 7 9; 6 Quinvardia 7 7; 16 Genetra 7 3; 8 Te Koroka 73; 17 Lady Passenger 7; 21 Luxurious 7 also Btarted. _ Won by two lengths; Bame second and third. Time, 1.29. LINLEY HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, of 250 sovs; about 2Jm—l TUKI 10 9 R. E. Thomson 1; 2 Pittsworth 9 12 2; 4 Peter Amans 912 3. 7 Glenotus 11 6; 3 Peter Maxwell 11; E Vociferate 94; 6 Cupstar 0; 9 Areene Lupin 9 also Btarted. Won by half a length: ten lengths second and third. Time,. 5.35. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 400 sovs: 6f—4 YORK ABBEY 8 2 R. W. McTavisi 1; 5 Merry Jest 8 5 2; 1 Chairman 7 9 3. 13 King Merv 9; 12 Le Choucae 8 9; 8 Merry Damon 8 3; 2 Killoora. 7 12; 6 Heisler 8; 11 Day Guard 7 11; 9 Archeen 7 10; 3 Master O'Rorke 7 10; 10 King Lvi 7 8 and Gold Rain 7 bracketed; 14 Bright Knight 7 3; 16 Loch Abbey 7 10; 15 Matinee 7; 18 Bright Sol 7; 7 Knon 7: 17 Slammer 7 also Btarted. Won by a length; same second and third. Time, 1.15. PUKETAIIA HACK HANDICAP, of 150 eovs; ]m—2 GOLDEN KRIST 7 3 H. Wiggins; 5 King Smock 9 3 2; 6 Maveelish 8 3. S Pegaway 9 5; 4 Star of the East 8 10; 1 Wcnday 7 13; 9 King's Guard 7 7; 11 Hangawera 7 5; 3 Wiltshire 7 3; 7 West Abbey 7 2; 10 Golden Autumn 7 also started. Won by a- length and a half; same second and third. Time, 1.42 2-5.

ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. RAGLAN HANDICAP HURDLES, of 200 soys: l|m —Peter Rosa 11 1; Kendal 9 5; Pendennis 9 5; Greek Son 9 4; Tinokaha 9 4; Penniless 9 3; Hokioi 9 2; Knighthood 9; Wedding March 9; Ahuriri 9; Gold Kip 9. OHINEWAI HANDICAP, of 150 govs; fif —Ned Kelly 8 S; Cocoanut 8 4; Praiseworthy 8 3; Queen Comet 8 3; Last Watch 8 1; Town Land 7, 12; Star Comet 7 11; Scot Free 7 11; Niblick 7 10; Te Kawana 79; High Kose 7 9; Glen Abbey 7 8; Hilma 7 8; Venus Abbey 7 8; Kamblin' Kid 7 7; Tres Bon 7 7; Miss Com'et 7 7; Lusea 7 6; Taurimu 7 6; Bright Comet 7 5; Wostslip 7 6; 'Bed Comet 7 S; Royal Plight 7 5; Lucy Glitters 7 5; lilnaestra 7 C; Harvest Day 7 5. EUREKA HANDICAP, of 150 sots; 6f True Blocd 8 12; Value 8 6; Macroom 7 2; Some Lady 7 2; Lunette 7; Miss Sphinx 7; Miss Joyce 7. TE RAPA HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; 1mRuapap* 8 13; Town Bank S 1; Hipo 8 3; Princess Ronnio 8; Bright Day 7 IS; Eh Timi 7 11; Gala Day 7 8; Transformer 7 6; Muscari 7 6; Tall Timber 7 6; King Lu 7 3; Gold Jacket 7 2; Barometer 7 1; Charlady 7; Mount Marta 7; Lord Star 7; Tinopono 7; Matinee 7; Curraghmore 7; King Smock 7 ; Passionless 7; Arch Opal 7; Doleful Ditty 7; Naw Moon 7; Pinon 7. TE KOP.E HACK HANDICAP, of ISO sots; 7f—Serang 8 12; New Moon 8 8; Gay Comet 8i; R&hepoto 8 2; Maveelish 8 1; Ohinemuri 7 12; Quinsilia 7 10; Rarakau gar 7 8 > Quinvardia 7 7; Constellation 7 6; Te Koroke 7 2; Genetra 7 1; Zanna 7; Lady Varco 7; Billy McCricken 7. fniw Tl, T n - HANDICAP STBEPLiiCttAbE, of 200 sots; about 3m-Tuki 11 6; H 4; P tUr Jwu „ u goa D«ul 10 3; Pittsworth- lo l; peter Amans of 300 sovb; 6f—c T V"' T? rry Jeßi 89 ; Polypi'ew• l i' -,^ ert A Dan ">n 81; Sinosi 8; He.sler 7 12; Day Guard 7 9 . K illocri 7 3; Master O Rorke 7 9 ; Archeen 7 8;

FORBURY PARK T.C BIG RACE TO BECKY LOGAN. (I*3ESS ASSOCIATION MLIGBAIt.) DL'NEDIN, May 1. Rain overnight made the track very'heavj for the second day of the I'orbury Park T.C.'t Winter Meeting. There was again a large attendance, and the totalisator showed a substantial increase, handling JC44.725 fot the day as compared with £35,538 10s on the second day last year, making a total for the Meeting of £84,772 10s against £63,063 Inst roar, an increase of ±"21,707 10s. Results: TAHL'NA HANDICAP (in saddle), of 200 sovs; 4.3; class: nnlioppled trotters', lm'of —3 ALPHA WILKES ecr J. Walsh 1; 12 Kerrwood Bell 24 2: 19 Ben Logan scr 3. 14 Bon Wcorl, 1 Yankey Match, 13 Bob Wilkes, 21 Slntvchild, 16 Jock Bingen, 2 Bonetle, 6 Kennell, 20 Lady Horn scr;' ]7 Major Dnmo 21; H Fane* Pointer it' -.>2 Marvin Bell 21: 19 Young Tom -IS; 8 Nelson Uov +8; 3 Atnboyne Wood J8: 4 Bnck Up 4b':" 10 Master Peter 4S; 3 Randolph 8t; 7 Some Jazz PG aleo started. Won by two lengths; six lengths second and third.' Bonctte was fourth. Time, -i. 13.

ROYAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 220 sovs; 3.57:5 cTass; lm sf—S MIRELLA *l2 .".lid 6 ST. TSOSIAS 24 dead heat 1; 7 Dav Pointer s.cr 3. 5 Dixie Dillon, 10 Robert Bell, 1G Kintioy Dillon, 4 Nihilist Junior, 13 Jimmie CliimM, 19 Doris Pointer, 20 Bed Chequer, 11 Anti Acido ecr; 3 Kaihiku 12 and Bonanza, 3G bracketed; 18 Ruby Carbine 12; 1 Jolly Roger 24 and Avenger 3G bracketed; 15 Golden Dawn 24; 9 Lingfield 36: 11 Logan Hanlon 3G: 17 Northope 3G; 2 Somo Jazz 36; 12 Locanda Child GO also started. Mi re! la. was always prominent., but in tho run homo St. Thomas got tip under difficulties to make it a dead~heat. Day Pointer was three lengths away third, followed by Logan Hanlon. Time, 4.12 2-,'>. PACIFIC HANDICAP (in saddle) of 270 sovs; 2.18 class, lm—l DAPHNE WILDWOOD 12 J. Candy 1; 4 Macaranda 12 2; 17 Carbon scr 3. 9 Dolly Houi, 10 Honest Ned, IS Kanuknot, 3 Mountain Chimes and Maiwhariti bracketed, 2 Hylas scr; 6 Edward Karwin 12; IS Lucky "Dillon 12; 10 Rcta | 12; 13 Nipper 12: 7 Lady Embrace 21; 14 Bismurate 24; 15 Homer 21; 8 Prince Lyons 24; 5 Van Director 21; 11 Rosic Nut 3G also Parted. Won easing up by a length; six' lengths second and third. Nipper was fourth. Time, 2.2*2 2-5. IMPROVERS' HANDICAP ( : n harness), of 2*20 sovs; 1.52 class; 2m—s RANDOLPH 21 H. GasJsill 1; 1 Real tho Great 36 2; 2 Tim Wood 21 3. 9 Korrwood Bell, 11 Lady Evelyn per; 8 Darkest 48; 4 Elusive 48; G Nelson McKin'.iey 48; 7 Somo Jazz GO; 3 Happy Rosa 60; 10 Queen Ida 72 also started. Won by two lengths: three lengths second and third. Nelson McKinnev was fourth. Time, 5.22 3-5. VICTORY HANDICAP (in harness), of 700 sovs; second 140, third GO. 4.33 class. 2m. 2. E. J. Eathome's b m BECKY LOGAN by Logan Pointer—Miss Becky aged 3G F. Holmes 1 1. R. M. Morten's blk o Kohara 4yfa 24 J. Bryco 2 4. G. J. Barton's h g Escort aged 12 W. <T. Tomlcinson 3 8 Fashion Queen, 7 Harold Burwood scr; G Harbour Light 24; 3 Talent 2-1; 5 Queen's Own 60 also started. Won by two lengths, ten lengths second nnl third. Queen's Own was fourth. Timea—s.l 1-5, 5.2 3-5, 5.8 4-5. PENINSULA HANDICAP (in harness), of 320 sovs; seoond 60, third 30. Unhoppled trotters; 4.14 class. 2m. 2. J. C. South's ch m ENGAGEMENT by Great Audubon—Single Girl agod ecr R. Townlcy 1 5. J. Deyell's b g Prcud Ata aged 43 Owner 2 6. C. Donald's br m Mangoutu agod 30 Owner 3 4 Merry Bingen, 7 Little Logan ecr; 3 Money Spider 72; 1 Peterwah 84 also started. Won by two lengths; same second and third. Poterwah was fourth. Times—s.l4 2-5, 5.10 3-5, 5.12. RAILWAY HANDICAP (in harness), of ■ 270 sovs; 4.42 class. 2m—l MOOR CHIMES ; 12 J. Walsh 1; 1 Lenamlior 13 bracketed with Moor Chimes 2; 6 Bing Boy 72 3. 12 . Dolly Houi, 13 Pearl Coronado, 9 Homer, 7 . Rollicking Bolls, 2 Jolly Chimes scr; 10 . William the Great 12; 5 Some Wilkes 24; < 3 Four Bells 24; 4 Firelight 36; 8 Shine. - Soon 36; 11 Daphne Wildwood 36 also started. Won by a head; eight lengths see- • ond and third. Shine Soon was fourth. ' Time, 5.10 4-5. ' i FAREWELL. HANDICAP (in harness), of \ 300 savs; 2.16 class. lm—7 LADY EM- ; BRACE scr R. B. Berry 1; 4 Ivy Audubon -i 24 2 ; 6 Downcast 12 3, 3 Wlmrepiana. ecr; 1 , Escort 12; 2 Tommy Direct 12; 5 Tenoriffe 24 also started Lady Embrace began well and, resisting «, strong challenga by Ivy Audubon, won by half a length; same second 1 and third. Tenoriffe was fourth. Time, a 2.30. t

NOTES ON THE RACING. Fortune dicl not favour tho Forbury Park Trotting Club for thb concluding day of its Winter Meeting, as xain set in overnight and several showers fell during the day. There was a large attendance, and, considering the heavy state of tho track, some interesting racing was witnessed. Speculation was again brisk, and the totalieator staff handled ±'14,725, making a total of £34,77-2 10s for the two days, compared with £63,065, an increase of £-21,707 10s. Becky Logan defeated a warm favourite in Kohara in the Victory Handicap. She was always well placed and won moat decisively at the finish, while Engagement showed improved form, and won the Peninsula Handicap from two eoaaoned horses in Proud Ata and Mangoutu. The public found some difficulty in selecting the winners, Daphne Wildwood and the bracketed horses Lennnihor and Moor Chimes being the only ones to score. Esßie Wilkes was the only scratching in the Tfthuna Handicap, leaving 22 starters. It was a fairly even betting race. Yankee Patch, owned and trained by R. Townley, was favourite, with, eolid support for Bonette, Randolph, Buck Up, and Alpha Wilkes. Several of those engaged failed to go aw/iy correctly, but when tha field had settled down Alpha Wilkes was in charge. She led from start to finish, and won by a couple of lengths from Kerrwood Bell, who rcade the winner's tas& easy by breaking in the last sixty yards. Ben Logan plodded along into third place, with Bonette fourth and Master Peter fifth, in front of a strung-out field. . Tho favourite, Yankee Patch, and Nelson Boy broke more than once, but showed up sufficiently well to suggest that they may win a atake when the company is not too select. For three-parts of the journey the Royal Handicap was ft good race, and tho final issue looked open, but at this stage Mirella, Day Pointer, and St. Thomas drew clear from tho Test of the field and had the finish to themselves. Mirella led into tho straight, with Day Pointer and St. Thomas in close attendance. Day Pointer broke, and, finishing fast, St. Thomas got up in time to make a dead-heat with the locallyowned and trained Mirella. Day Pointer finished third, five lengths away, with Logan Hanlon and Bonanza at the hepd of the others. Doris Pointer did not. leave tho mark, and Kinney Dillon faded out of the race after being prominent for a mile and a quarter. Both Mirella and St-. Thomas handled the heavy course to advantage, and paid useful dividonds. In a field of twenty horses in tho Pacific Handicap, Daphno Wildwood was installed a strong favourite, and carried more than twice as much as Hylas, who was nest in demand, with the bracketed horsoj, Mountain Chimes and Maiwhariti, the best backed of tho others. It was a poor race, and with half the journey covered Carbon, Daphne Wildwood, and Macaranda drew away from the vest of tho field, and in a good finish Daphne Wildwood won comfortably from Macaranda and Carbon, with Nipper a modernte fourth. Tho winner, Daphne Wildwood, is an aged mare by Wildwood Jun. from Hue Daphne. She is owned by the Ashhurat sportsman Mr R. Vautior, and amongst her succcssee this Beaaon is tho Hawera Trotting Cup. The Invcrcargilltrained Macaranda outstayed Carbon over tho last furlong and earned «ecoud money. With the exception of Nipper, little can be said of the others, and their poor display was no doubt due to tho heavy state of tho track. Randolph scored an overduo win in tho Improvers' Handicap. He found the going to his liking, and despito one mistake won comfortably from the favourite, Real the Great, who trotted a much better race than on tho previous day. Tim Wood camo from a. long way back, and in a good finish oefoated Nelson McKinney for third money, with Kenwood Bell fifth. The last-named trotted well for three-parts of the journey, when she gradually faded out of the racn. Some Jazz, who had started twico previously, was prominent for ten furlongs, < when he tired, and, along with tho rest of ' the field, finished some diatanco behind the ' j.laced hcr?es. The eleventh-hour withdrawal of Native Chief and Dillon Wilkes left a useful field

of cMit hordes to contest the Victory Handicap! Kchara, again found favour, and was most in demand, v.'tih Becky Logan, Talent, and Escort backed in that order. With the exception of Fashion Queen, who showed temper, the rest of the field began v.c!l, and. "led by Harold Burwood, were soon racing in close company. At the end of A mile I lie Harold Dillon horse was still in charge, followed by Kohara, Becky Logan, Talent,"Escort, and Queen's Own. At the stand 'the last timo Kohara- went to the front, hi" nearest attendants being Becky Logan, Escort, and Queen's Own, with 'i'alent racing on the cuteide of tho field. Kohara led into the straight, and was loudly proclaimed the winner, but he failed lo stall off a strong challenge from Beokv Loga?i, who won n:ost decisively. Escort was a •pc-er third. Queen's Own fourth, and Talent fifth. Bcc':y Lcgan paced a fine race. Slh was driven" by F. Holuics, owing to her trainer, F. Holmes, jun.. meeting with ail accident at Ashburton tho previous Saturdnv. This made her sixth win this season, while she has won 2259 sovs in stages. Kohara had every chance, hut was always held saf« by the winner. Escort had to be driven out to beat Queen's Own, who did r.ot- appear to relish the mud: 'leithor did Harold Burwood. Harbour Light broke when extended, a'ld Talent, who is regarded as a good mudlark, raced n long way belou* expectation?.

! Peterwali was favourite in the Peninsul: ' Handicap, and was backed as if the issue wa ; beyond doubt, but what chance he possessec ( of "winning was lost by breaking more thai once, and tho best he could do was ti I finish fourth. Engagement, from scratch i was alwavs well placed. .She stayed out tli; two miles in excellent style, and despiti one mistake won nicely by a couple o lengths, making her third win in the last few months. Proud Ata, a winner on the first day, beat all but the winner. Ever so, lie wa.-" somewhat lucky, as Mangoutu would have beaten him had she not lost so much ground in thfe oarlv stages. Merrv Bingen was prominent, for a mile, but Money Snider and Little Logan both ran badlv and finished in the molt. At the conclusion of tho race the stewards held an enquiry into tho driving of Troud Ata. No action was taken, but J. Dcyell was cautioned for careless driving. The luverca-rgill mentor, A. Mathoaon, provided the first and second horses in tho Railway Handicap, namely, Lenamhor I and Moor Chimes. Both horses were always well placed, and after being under pressure for a furlong Lenamhor scored by a head j from Bis sta.b!emate Moor Chimes. The winner, Lenamhor, is an aged gelding by Botrl Nut from Ninian. He is a good horse on a heavy track, and has won quite a number of races under similar conditions. After going awav well, Bing Boy broke and lost bis position, but in tho next circuit he was amongst the leaders, and going down the back ian into third place. Unfortunately, he met with interference in the straight otherwise he would have finished closer tin tlinn third. Outside the placed horses, Jolly Chimes, Shins Soon, and Four Pells made the best showing, but even so never looked like winners. The day's lacing concluded with the FareI well Handicap, and although thero were only seven starters, tho pool totalled 9030 eov3, and it constituted a- record in the history of tho club. Escort was favourite, and carried a couple of hundred tickets more than Tommy Direct, with Wharepiana and Ivy Audubon also receiving strong support. The race was not as interesting a.s anticipated, as Downcast and Wharepiana both lost ground at the start and Escort mixed Jiia gait in the firet furlong, and in his endeavour to make up his handicap was left without a final effort and finished a long way behind the placed horses. Lady Embrace, from scratch, was induced to Ifavo tho mark by her pilot, R. B. Berry. She made all her own running, and found no difficulty in (withholding a strong challenge from Ivy Audubon, who occupied a similar position behind Peter Bingen in tlia Flying Handicap on the first day. Downcast finished fgat. in third place, after lofting a lot of ground at the start. Then came Ter.eriffe, Wharopiar.a, and Tommy Direct. '

AVIXNING OWNERS. The . club distributed £SOOO in stakes, Jis , follows:—E. J. Eathorne £SOO, J. Duffy £3OO, J. Dnyell £290, R. M. Morten £2BO, 11. Yautier i<M3, J. C. South £230, D. Rogers £225, R. F. Ledingham £225, G. S. Simpson £225, W. T. Lowe £220, A. Matheson £2OO, J. Henderson £2OO, W. S. Mitchell £IBO, Jollv Bros. £l6O, E. X. Lclievre and >T. N. 'Clarke £llO, G. J. Barton £l4O, M. Ferry £l4O, W. Quirk £IOO, A. H. Brown £IOO, R. Home £IOO, G. McMillan £6O, A. South £(SO, F. Legat £45, A. McLood £45, T. Fogg £45, R. MoFclin £45, J. RMcKonzie £4O, M. Flynn £4O, C. Sftmson £3O, C Donald £3O, J. Hislop £25, T. T. Ritchie £25, T. C. Butcher £25, R, W. McICinnell £25, D. Burke £2O, A. Hudson £2O, and J. McLennan £2O. SUCCESSFUL REINSMEN. R. B. Berry (Bing Boy mid Lady Embrace) and J. J. Kennerlay (Native Chief and Petor Bingen) wero both associated with two winners, H. Gaskill (Randolph), J. N. Clarko (Guy Parish), C. Caddy (Dapkno Wildwood), J. McLennan (Biamurate), J. Walsh (Alpha Wilkes), F. J. Perriam (Jolly Pet), W. T. Lowe (Tim Wood), J. Deyell (Proud Ata), A. Hendriksen (Lenamhor), R. Townlcy (Engagement), F. Holmes (Becky Logan) one each, and C. Jl. HadfieM (Mirella) and E. Wd (St. Thomas) a deadheat. SIRES. Logan Pointer eired two •winners (Native Chief ard Beciky Logan), Galindo (Randolph), Nelson Bingen (Poter Bingen), Harold Di'lon (Bing Boy), Guy Axworthy (Guy Parish), Proudchild (Proud Ata), Betel Nut (Lenamhor), Woodchild (Tim Wood), Marvin Wilkes (Alpha Wilkes), Great Audubon (Engagement), Young McKmney (Lady Embrace), Bismark (Bismurate), Wildwood Jun. (Daphne Wildwood), Coldstream Bells (Jolly Pott one each, and Hal Zolock (Mirella) and Dragoon (St. Thomas) wero associated in a dead-heat.

AMBERLEY R.C. HANDICAPS. (rRESS 4S3OCIATIOK TItEGBAM.) WELLINGTON, May 2. BRACKENFIELD WELTER HANDICAP, of

ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. (Br CABLE-TRESS ASSOCIATION—COrISIOBT.) (AUSTKALIAX AXD K.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATIOK.) T.OXDOX. April no. At tlie Newmarket Sprinc Meeting today, tho following was the result o£ the ONE THOUSAND GUIXKAS STAKES, of 100 sovs each, with 1000 guineas added: second 600, third 300. For three-year-old fillies: Ost each. lm. Anthony dp Jlothschild's 1> f PILLION by Chaucer—Double Hack .. 1 Lord Durham's b f Trilogy by Son in Law —Trimestral .. . . 2 Lord Aster's b f Short Story by Buchan —Long Suit . , . . , 3 There were '_'o starters. Won by a length. [Pillion started five times last season (or one win and three seconds. Her win was scored in the Nottinghamshire breeders' Foal Plate, o£ 1000 sovs, five furlongs, at the Nottingham Summer Meeting. Trilogy was only saddled up twice, her best effort' being n third. Short Story .started twice for a win and a second, her success being achieved in the British Dominion Two-year-old Plate, of 1000 sovs, five furlongs, at the .Sandown Park First Summer Meeting.]

VICTORIA CUP. (BV CABLE—I-RESS ASSOCIATIOK—COPYRIGHT.) (AUSTRALIAN* AXD N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) (Received May 2nd, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, May -1. At tho Hurst Park Spring Meeting to-day, the following was tho result of the VICTORIA CUP, a handicap plate of 2000 sovs, including gold cup value 250 sovs; second 150, third 75, fourth 25. 7f. Mrs Arthur James's br c PHALAROS by Plmlaris—Picardel 4vrs 8 3 ..1 Lord Glancly's b g Capture Him by Captivation—Himalaya lyrs 7 6 ..2 Sir George Bullogh's gr c Ethnarch by Tho Tetrarch—Karenza 4yrs S ..3 [Phalaros scored two wins last year out of nine starts, and one second. His first success was in tho Winwick Plate, of 200 sovs, ono mile, at tho Haydock Park June Meeting, and his second in tho Ayr Gold Cup of 700 sovk, six furlongs, at tho Royal Caledonian Hunt and Western Meeting at Ayr in September. Capturo Him was only placed onco in nine starts, his winning effort being in tho Great Eastern Handicap, a sweepstakes of 10 eovs each, with 400 sovs added, six furlongs, at the Newmarket First Octobor Meeting. Ethnarch was first on two occasions and third onco out of eight Btarts. At the Doncaster September Meeting he \von tho Scarborough Stakes, of 10 sovs each, with 300 sovs added, one mile, and prevailed by a. neck in tho Autumn Handicap, of 300 eov.«r, sovon furlongs, at the Newmarket Second October Meeting.]

ENGLISH RACING.

100 sots. lm. 0 , 9 Prince Ferous 10 10 ICuia .. Steel Bar . • 10 9 Gay Life .. 9 9 Gay Queen .. 10 7 Lady 9 0 Mythology 10 5 Clarenceux Kilris 10 4 Rapid Rose .. 9 4 Bonomel .. 10 3 Horaldry .. 9 4 Royal Rigel .. 9 3 Despatch 10 3 Clare Crag .. 9 2 Sayanora - .. 9 13 Bandalero 9 0 Bonatic - .. 9 13 Tam Glen '■) 0 Lord Leslie . • 9 11 Gay Jim .. 9 0 All Gold 9 11 AKEERLEY CUP HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. lim. Deucalion 9 4 Prince Ferouz 7 1 Sun Up 9 3 Para 7 0 Fresco .. 8 11 Steel Bar .. 7 (I Tnrloton .. 8 1 Cforinthic 7 0 The Harp ». 8 0 Gay Queen 7 0 Rivalry ,. 7 12 All Gold 7 0 Zaragoza .. 7 12 Lady Retrospect .. 7 8 Clarenceux 7 0 KOWAI TROT HANDICAP (in harness), ot 100 sots. 3.54 class, lm St. Kibiringi . scr Pegasus . ser Dillon Gold . , scr Plywood . 12 Ariki . scr Folo Jim . 12 Axtel . scr Nativo Queen . . 12 Nepia_ . A mar is . . scr Avenger 12 . scr Sparkling Chimes 12 Exclusive . scr Edith Locanda 24 Kentucky Direct scr Yen 24 Airman . scr Springnote 24 Great Form . scr Inchbonnio 21 Winsome Melod • scr Lord Clan ,'tfi Searchlight Lad scr Queen Ida 30 Okoura . scr Dusky Pointer :ifi Logan Maid . scr Satin Princess 31! Jingal . . scr Waiterere 48 His Pal . scr Wairua 48 Electric Huon . . scr Diamond Child 72 Lady Cio . scr SEADOWN HANDICAP, o£ 120 sots, Gf. The Harp 9 0 Will Oakland 7 0 Carnot 8 13 Retrospect ,. 7 8 Miss Minerra 8 9 Rapier 7 8 Chickwheat .. 7 13 Gold Brick .. 7 2 Booster .. 7 12 Ferino .. 7 0 Clareina 7 9 Lord Leslie .. 7 0 glasnevin IACK HANDICAP, of 90 sovs. 6f. Gay Queen .. 9 0 Heraldry 7 .1 Brigiitling .. 8 10 Solfello Kilris .. 8 9 Lytup .. 7 :s Serotina 8 5 Calcite .. 7 :i Bon Skirl 7 9 Philanderet 7 Rapid Rose .. 7 4 Tam Glen 7 0 BROOMFIELD WELTER HANDICAP, ot 100 sovs 71. Sprinkler .. 9 9 Jubilant .. 7 13 Carnot 9 7 Corinthic 7 12 G'liickwhcat . 8 9 Gold Brick .. 7 11 Para . • 3 8 Brown Lady 7 8 His Majesty .. 8 6 Ferino .. 7 8 Rapier 8 4 Kilris 7 8 Will Oakland 8 3 . Bonomel 7 7 Grey Lass .. 8 1 Kuia 7 7 Opbir 7 13 Gay Life 7 7 tevxotdalk TROT HANDICAP (in saddle), of 100 rots. 2.24 class: lm. Axtel scr Bagpipes scr Kentucky Direct scr Native Queen . 12 His Majesty . scr Polo Jim 12 Tim Dillon scr Bon Pang 32 [mshi • scr Springnoto 24 Vnys Joy scr Lord Clan ., 24 Eileen Dillon . scr Direct Tod 24 Surfboard ser Mary Galindo .. 2 t Solitude scr Satin Princess 21 Searchlight Lad scr Prince Athol 1 24 1 Dkoura . scr Biddy Logan .. 36 • scr Winter Audubon 315 Frank Dillon .. scr Wirey :;r, scr Tatty Alto 36 Miss Chancellor scr Henry Trarey :ir, nil Pal frr Albert Logan .» 36 i Electric Huon .. scr Royal Step .. 48 | Vagol Pointer . Betty's Boy ... scr Whakuku .. 48 1 scr Kulnine 48