SPORTING.

Press, 1 February 1930, Page 21

SPORTING.

RACING |

_. ir Summer (second . i_Tak»P aaa *■*•■ ou ' l,irgir? * M't-. T.ianui R.C. Annual. lesrwrr R.C Summer. *£•* ?££ »n»ki J.C. autumn. ?.}g**l »■ Bay Turt Club .' &***<[. l3 __Wanganui J.C. Autumn. 1 Tm frv7 District J.C. ?e l,ra«y i£_r To [, gß Bay J.C. J«ft*a»" r ;A__c»nterbury J.C. - ~_D arg S v i!le R.C. latrory --• 2-_G ore R.C. {•»brs»!T :°- Vf—Danrovirke R C. Autumn. ftirMTJ -J. ". I _\i 3 rlboroush R.C. fetta»*7 --• - - „ fjSaaki Peninsula, R.C. *»*S i 3—Te Aroha J.C. *»"£ ,' £_Bansitikei R.C. W* I' lI.N-apier Park R.C. *«£ '• ;__Cronnvell J.C. K. g-Franklin R.C. Sl*} ,717— Wellington R.C. ***? is 17—Ohinemuri J.C. **t H'-Opunake R.C. **? -,i__W»imate R.C. *** 0 -:C B ay of Plenty J.C. X»Kj .;.; oV-Oamaru J.C. *»** V^_Op o «iki J-C **? R.C.

JOTTING FIXTURES. |

«jmut 1— Forbury Park T.C (second day). | ££Z *-S.?. Metropolitan T.C. I £££ T.C. r£nur 22—Kaikoura T.C. £S«. Vht hU T T r C vtwh 15 —*•'"' Brighton T.< . £S 15. "-Hawke'. Bay T.C. SZ& g—Tnnam T.C. Kir* 12-Manawatn T.C. ££. 17. 15—Ne'.*«n T.C.

TURF GOSSIP. i

Bicearton stables are likely to have I ixron" representation in the forthcoming *Dunedin Champagne Stnkes. comprising Praise. Dunraven. Tray pond, Winsome Hind, and Spurn. ■ f. Webster, who met with a severe accident at the New Zealand Cup Meeting, has made a complete recovery, and resumed riding at this week's pahiatua Meeting. The ex-Riccarton horseman, H. YoOBZ- now living at Hawke's Bay, piloted three winners in succession at ti«t Wairoa Moeting on Thursday. At a sale of thoroughbreds at AuckJand yesterday, Full Measure was sold to Mr J- J-* Corry for 2.50 guineas, tnd On Top to Mr X. Wade for 100 priteaa, the steeplechaser, Uralla, to Jlr if. E. Carrinarton for S"i guineas. The Waunate Cup, to be decided at tie Waimrte Racine; Club's Annual Meting on March 20th, will carry a itake of 260 sovs, including a cup rained at cO <sovs, presented by the totifeator proprietor, Mr W. F. James. Ornachan, owned by Mr H. M. tmpbell, MJ». for Hawke's Bay, was sot accepted for on the first day at Ttfapnna, but is included among the feld te contest the Wynyard Plate to-day. This hack beat several useful gallopers when he scored in the Pwiri Handicap at Thames, among dust being Big Bertha, who won the cpen surint race on the concluding day. The half-brother to Hymestrn few been steadily improving for some time past, and will not lack support in to-day's engagement. Toe northern owner-trainer, F. E. Loomb, has had a great innings with Pnodiee. winner of the Takapuna Cup os Wednesday Up to date Prodieo lm contested 32 races, winning three as a two-year-old- four as a threeye*W»ld, and four this season, her full Keid being eleven wins, four seconds, and seven Ihird*. Her stake earning amount to £7340. made up as follows : At +TO vears. £1.590: at three years, £3750; tad at four years, £2005. "When Lackham's name appeared amongst the acceptors for the Siberia TCa«t Handicap at Ashhurst," writes a lathers scribe, "most sports imagined that an error had been made, sad atpected to see one of the progeny *f tie imported horse. But Lackham. *hj aaa own doing stud duties for wrswal seasons, was actually prodw*o, tbnneh for whnt. reason cannot be imagined. As might have been the stallion absolutely re™m t» gallop, and only made bimtelf look ridicalous. Instances could be quoted where horses that have once been used at the Btud have come back and won on the turf, but Lackham is not bnilt that way." Despite th>» comment. Lackham *** again produced at Pahiatua on Tbanoay and figuring as the outsider w a field of ttm, won the Tararua «-ick Handicap. %dnev trainer C. O'Rourke has »fbd Star God to his team. He will also prepare the brother to Peacemaker- sold at Trentham last week for l'»« 2mn«»R Anisic, who failed to live up to his few Zealand, reputation when racing in Sydney j n the spring, did not look pnght on resuming work recently, but y rapidly building up, comments a cyoner writer Before sending Aussie * w »* after he went into his care, M. J'"** did what is again becoming a l-Tcnred practice—bled him. Tto exact amount of prize-money won •>? New Zealand-bred horses in Auatra- "* u» the first six months M tae season has vet to be but it "must con- !?•?** record for the Dominion. V**t*frea's winnings alone amount to n^T 2, ,Bd eU&Q is down to the ♦ITr of I>har La P» which represents a r!r. 0f £31^7 1- The following is the £» « important races won this season in Australia by STew Zealand-bred *«a*B:~Warwick Stakes (Limerick), s£?&***' < Phar La p>> A-J-c----r£2 ' har La P). Epsom Handicap Craven Plate (Phar Bindwiek Plate (Xightmarch), TJ»'»£L , Mate (Nightmarch), Victoria cvSJ Ph * r La P). Melbourne Cup to,Tw? arch) ' T - I? - C - Handicap (Secm«t o d) ' South Australian Derby «Z^ n?) ' December Stakes (Veilri»,N '*I arriß St° n Stakes (Gay Ballehaai' ff** Knox Btakes ( G& 7 Balle " both h and Phar Lap erg a to prove star perform7«.i.n^a* the a utumn season t'New fan* ' year " is lik elv to secure a -nT 1 PUC * ** the lim eHght. ! jrSf . ?7dney sportsman, Mr H. J. who bought Gay Ballerina to l««v e * rs old ' haa verv S 00 & reason Pleaant f C \. With a lar S e de g ree of to hla vi si* to New Zealand *«nmn, for it was the filly's win-

ning performance in the North Island Challenge Stakes at Trentham that encouraged him to effect her purchase at 2000 guineas. It is well known the New Zealand filly won a stake of £550 straightaway for her new owner and with victories in the Great Northern Champagne Stakes and Avondale Stakes and other placed moneys she had won £2200 in stakes under Mr Kirkpatrick's colours when her two-year-old career closed. Since racing in New South Wales Gay Ballerina has won three races, which brings her capture in stakes since racing under Mr Kirkpatrick's colours to £65<3S. At a sale of bloodstock in Auckland, on account of Messrs J. and J. Patterson, the two-year-old gelding Full Measure was purchased by Mr J. J. Corry, of Blenheim, for 250 guineas, and the three-year-old gelding On Top was bought by Mr Norman Wade, of Auckland, for 150 guineas. The brood mare Katharina was bought by Mr J. J. Corry for 125 guineas, and the brood mare Uralla, winner of last year's Great Northern Steeplechase, was bought by Mr G. Carrington, of Palmerston. North, for 87* guineas. The Lover, offered on behalf of the Friedlander Estate, was passed in at 400 guineas. Other prices realised were small.

TROTTING NOTES.

Acceptances for the New Zealand Metropolitan T.C.'s Summer Meeting close on Tuesday at noon. Nominations for the Kaikoura Trotting Club's Annual Meeting close on Tuesday. When White Satin was racing at Forbury Park on Thursday she struck herself and inflicted a light wound on a hind leg. The injury is not serious, and she will be a starter to-day. The fillv was all at gea in the heavy going, and as weather conditions were anything but promising last evening, she is not likely to be so heavily supported as was the ease on Thursday. When Wrackler dislodged his driver in the Dunedin Cup he did not escape scot free, but received a cut on one of his less. This is not likely to trouble him, and he is expected to strip a fit horse to-day. A lot of rain fell in Dunedin yesterday afternoon, and the prospects for to-day's racing do not look bright. The Forbury Park track, however, drives quickly, and if the wpather clears to-day good going might be expected. A big field of IS is engaged in the Waverley Handicap, and most of the horses en paced started on the opening day. Thp winner, Ambition, and runner-up, White Satin, have been penalised and Fifa, who finished third, and has escorted a penalty, mav prove the best. Stand By and Robert Todd should also run well. In the Telegraph Handicap in saddle, Cnshla d'Or is the popular fancy, while Erin's Fortune and Roddy rmwt be considered. The Gore Handicap will find Kreisler, Wrackeen. and Morning Sun well supported, and in the Metropolitan Handicap Wrackler. Athalone, and the Sunshower-Jean McElwyn bracket 6houid be the public fancies. The Stewards' Handicap will provide a good race, and St. George, who was heavilv supported on the first day, may d-t better on this occasion. Dice and Millie de Oro should also take a hand in the finish. In bad going Nelson Ata may prove the best in the Crescent Handicap. Commander Bingen and the WriterBonnie Belmont bracket should prove the best of the others. With only six horses engaged in the Royal Handicap, Shady Spot, Mac de Oro. and Erin's Fortune look the best, and in the Au Revotr Handicap Arikitoa, Lady Cello, and Glideaway have good prospects To wind up a partnership, the pacer Audubon Chief will be offered for sale, without reserve, at Tattsrsall's yards todav.

C. EASTWOOD'S CONDITION.

(Z-UM A880CIATIO» TBLSOBiJi.)

AUCKLAND, January 31. The condition of the jockey, C. Eastwood, who received head injuries through being thrown from Top Star when preliminaries for the Calliope Handicap were being run at the Takapuna course on Wednesday, is reported to-day to be serious.

GISBORNB R.C

(J>»ia» ASaOCIATIOH.TILEGRAM.)

WELLINGTON, January 31. Gisborne rehandicaps are as follows: T* Hapara Handicap—lago 8.10, King Manu 8.3; Flying Handicap—Plimmerton 8.0; Gold Cup—Te Awha 8.13; Carroll Memorial —Plimmerton 7.8 ; High Weight—Tall Timber 9.9; Park Handicap—Te Awha 9.7, lago 8.8, Rich Crop 7.10.

TAKAPUNA J.C

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The Takapuna Jockey Club's Summer Meeting will be concluded to-day with the following programme:— MOANA HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. 7f. Honiton .. 810 Mon Star ..7 8 Chromadyne 8 3 Biddy Comet 7 8 New Boy . . 8 0 Measurer . . 7 8 Royal Lover 713 Ruapatu .. 7 7 Coll .. 713 Atta Lad . . 7 7 Sir Mond .. 713 Rose Willonyx 7 7 On Top .. 7 12 Section .. 7 7 Red Lion .. 711 Neil .. 7 7 Loving Cup .. 7 8 Lady Eustace 7 7 Merry Lu ..78 Snowplane . . 77 Welcome Boy 7 8 Aggressive . . 7 7 Fairy Bell 7 8 WAIWERA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. lm 3f and 40yds. Wenday .. 10 9 Quincoma .. 910 Luminary .. 10 7 Mashoor . . 9 S Glcna Bay .10 5 Cybele . . 9 4 King's Guard 10 4 Salamander 9 0 Golden Wedding 10 0 WYNYARD PLATE, of 500 sovs. 7f. Cruachan . . 8 9 Carl Idem .. 8 0 Prince of Monalof .. 8 0 Orange 8 9 Ex Dono .. 8 0 Joy Girl . . 8 9 Crimestor . . 8 0 Avoocourt ■ • 8 fi Chromadyne 7IS Arikitoa .. 8 9 Billton . . 7 13 Volimond .. 8 9 Nass«u Lady 7 13 Arihana .. 8 9 Currajong .. 7 7 Tnku . • 8 9 Helium 7 7 Havaspot .. 8 0 Sweet Lueky Alice .. 8 0 Whispers 7 7 Awamutu .. 8 0 SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. 6f. Eaglet .. 8 9 Cynthia X. . . 7 0 Branson . . 8 2 Valuation . . 7 0 Awarere . . 7 1 British King 7 0 Macroom .. 7 0 Arihana 7 0 Town Bird .. 7 0 TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 600 sovs. lm If. In the Shade 8 5 Eager Rose .. 7 4 Prince Val .. 8 4 Mithra .. 7 2 Royal Doulton 8 2 Hipo .. 7 2 Hyde Park 8 0 Le Choucas 7 1 Maori Boy .. 7 10 White Wings 7 0 Sir Russell .. 7 9 Flying Juliet 7 0 High Pitch .. 7 6 Mosaic . . 7 0 Lucy Rose . . 7 5 Monsogne . . 7 0 HOBSON HANDICAP, of 325 sovs. 6f. Hard Words 8 4 Betterment .. 7 4 Set Fair .. 7 7 Full Measure - 4 Rafflight ..7 7 Spring Song 7 2 Smithfleld 7 4 Silene - - ' * Bells of Shandon 7 4 Trickle '0 RANOITOTO HACK HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. lm If. Kawainga . . 9 9 Nassau Lady 713 Luminary . . 9 3 Always . . J 7 King's Guard 813 Orehus • • ' J Nasaoek ..8 0 Haviland ■■ll Brampton 713 Dark Prince 7 7 Spring Abbey 713 ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. 7f Taneriri ..9 8 Respirator ..77 Branson ..9 8 Glenstar .. 7 7 Mithr. ..8 7 Roman Pearl 7 7 White Wings 8 5 Valuation 7 7 Gemlight .. 712 British King 7 7 1 Maeroom .. 710

MATAMATA R.C.

ACCEPTANCES. (PRESS ASSOCIXTIO* TTHOmAM.) AUCKLAND, January 31. The following acceptances have been received for the Matamata Racing Club's Annual Meeting: — TIRAU HIGH-WEIGHT HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. BJf. TTnoco ..11 0 Foxhound .. 9 2 Page Bov . . 10 4 Luceas ..90 Asmodeus •• 913 St. Warrigal 9 0 Always . . 9 12 Otranto . . 9 0 Grand Arch ..97 Master Fame . . 9 2 Armour 9 0 HIXUERA HANDICAP, of 100 govs. 6f. Valcii's .. 9 0 Bert Hmkler 8 5 Rangitown '. '. 8 6 ' st - Heliers . . 8 5 Dainty Beula ..8 5 Manner* 8 6 Miss Albyn .. 8 5 Queenxtoivn - . 8 5 Kanui . . 8 5 Otranto . . 8 5 Wild Mint . . 8 5 Day Guide . . 8 5 Guid Day . . 8 5 Creina's Kins 8 5 Temperature 8 5 Welcome Bov 8 5 Hinauta ..85 Caulis . . 8 5 Merry Val . . 8 5 Rubv Dawn . . 8 5 Valorient .. 8 5 Stonehenge . . 8 5 Waiau Lady . . 8 5 WAHAROA HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. 7Jf. Pnrfait Amour 9 0 Valstreet . . 8 8 Abbess .. 8 13 Liona .. 7 11 Arehileen . . 8 11 Coll . . 7 11 Tuku . . 8 9 Flapperette . . 7 0 Oscar . . 8 8 Kanui . . 7 0 MATAMATA HACK CUP HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. lim and 15yds. Unoco . . 9 0 Grand Tea . . 7 10 Star Comet . . 9 0 Red Day . . 7 9 King's Guard 811 Whakara . . 7 5 Luminary . . 8 7 Motere . . 7 0 Spring Abbey 8 4 The Sun . . 7 0 Tuku . . 8 4 Day Lass .. 7 0 Taumai . . 8 0 Thurnus . . 7 0 Always .. 7 12 OKOROIRE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. BJf. King's Guard 9 0 Foxhound .. 7 5 Tuku . . 8 7 Nulli Secundus 7 0 Oscar . . 8 6 The Sun . . 7 0 Asmodeus . . 8 1 Waiau Lady . . 7 0 Red Day .. 7 12 Luces* .. 7 0 Crown Arch . . 7 12 RAILWAY HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. 6f. British Kins: 9 0 Liona . . 7 4 Whaka King 9 0 Vital -.73 Archievsl .. S 11 Sir Kay .. 7 1 Abbess . . S G Glenison . . 7 0 Tuku .. 8 2 Rangikaha .. 7 0 Snow Prince 7 11 Ruby Dawn .. 7 0 Foreign Flapperette .. 7 0 Fancy 7 8 Wild Mint .. 7 0 Jov Girl . . 7 8 Valorient .. 7 0 White Ringlet 7 5 Otranto . . 7 0 Whakara . . 7 5 Hinauta . . 7 0 Master Latour 7 5 WALTON HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. 71f. Tnoeo . . 9 5 The Jack King's Guard 8 13 Jump«r 7 11 Patere .. 8 13 Welcome Boy 7 9 Parfait Amour 8 13 Miss Comet 7 7 Luminarv .. 812 Nulli Secundus 7 7 Archileeu . . 8 10 Benighted . . 7 7 Tuku . . 8 8 Otranto . . 7 i Oscar .. 8 7 Creina'a King 7 7 Grand Tea . . 8 0 Komak . . 7 7 Ah Wora . . 7 11 PUTARURU STAKES, of 80 eov*. Weigni for-age. sf. Benighted .. 8 7 King Win ..7 0 Valoria 8 7 Tradesman . . 7 0 Jr.tent .. * 7 Gold Day ..7 0 Maunga King S 7 Intaglio .. 7 0 Valgene . . 8 7 Leasehold . . 7 0 Valreina . . h 4 Muriel Latour 611 F.tehi Rangi ..84 Lapaway .. 611 Kirita*anga .. 8 4Rosebank .. 611 Glenison ..8 4 Wild Sea . . 611 Derry Belle 8 4 Rita s Light 611

TARANAKI J.C.

ACCEPTANCES. (9BXBS *.S»OCJATIO» YCUMMMH.) NEW PLYMOUTH, January 31. The following acceptances have been received for the Taranaki Jockey Clno I Autumu Meeting:— WAITARA HURDLES, of 200 aovs. About ljm and 100 yds. Royal Acre . . XI 4 Air Force . . 9 0 Vivo .. 10 12 Whennanui .. » O Panorama . . 10 5 Whisogne . - j> 0 Jen .. 10 0 Joke Form .. » 0 Boraaline ..95 i NGAMOTU JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 200 j gova. sf. Acora ..9 10 Gold Zone .. 1 2 ! Valpre . . 9 8 Foot Rule . . 7 0 Blue Paper 8 12 Kilting .. 7 0 Belle Star . . 8 5 I'anatrope . . 7 0 Quinola . 7 10 Lady Lulu .. 7 0 Royal Finanee 710 Bay Acre .. 7 0 Rose Lupin 7 10 Royal Routine 7 0 Hard Words 7 8 Right Bower 7 0 Miss Chatter 7 3 Sheffield f . . 7 0 I'm Alone , . 7 5 FLYING HANDICAP, of 350 aovs. 6f. Paganelli . . 9 12 Leitrim . . 8 1 Cimabue . - 9 10 Ridgemount 8 0 Silvermine ..89 Valpre .. 70 Benzora ..87 Meli»*» ..70 Eaglet . . 8 8 Gold Dawn 7 0 Lady Quex .. 8 1 MOTUROA ELECTRIC HACK STAKES, of 150 sovs; weight 8-0; 6f —Corwen, Akatea Rillett, Arakuku. Coalbag, Homewood,' Perennis, Gold Morn. Golden Flower, Rosa Ferry, Ngapara, Cyrille, Royal Visitor, Bon Eve, Lady Lucerne, Espion, Miss Cobnam, Peg' Black. TARANAKI CUP HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. lire. Fegawav _ _ 9 8 Lucy Rose .. 7 2 Bripht "Glow 9 O Kawhaklna ..7 2 Vertigern ..8 6 Monsogne "JO Corinax ..8 4 Hipo .. 7 0 In the Shade 713 Marjoram .. 7 0 Pluthair .. 712 Mister Gamp 7 0 Yoma 7 0 The Hawk .. 7 0 Shrewd .. 7 2 OKATO HACK HANDICAP, of 175 sot*. lm and 110 yds. Dolomite ..90 Green Acre .. 711 Grecian . . 8 2 Latakia . . 7 5 Calamine ..83 Mount Shannon 7 0 Democratic ..80 Miss P»k»ke 7 0 Singer .. 7 13 Joke Form .. J Joy Spear . . 7 12 Reroora ..70 MIMI HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 325 sovs. 7f. The Swell . . » 4 Hop-wood .. 8 0 Valkon .. 8 10 Tenaere . . 8 0 Manly . . 8 8 Flying Shot 8 0 Callanmore ..8 3 Whenuanui .. 8 0 Marjoram . . 8 0 Borsahne ~ 8 0 Red Fuchsia 8 0 TIMARU HACK HANDICAP, of 173 sots. Havaspot ..3 7 Tent Call .. 710 The Warden 8 8 Joy Germ . . 7 T Te Hoia .. 8 3 Lady Lucerne 7 o Anbridge .. 711 Corwen ..7 0

GISBORNE R.C.

ACCEPTANCES. (PRBSB A.SSOCUTIOK T«USO**M.) GISBORNE, January 81. The following acceptances have been received for the Gisborue Racing Club s Summer Meeting:— TE HAPARA HACK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. 6f. Bold Front 9 0 Atapaj .. 710 lago . . 8 10 Ardn ■ • 7 10 Keen 8 5 Squadron ..7 7 Toboggan '. S 5 Abbey Dale 7 7 King Manu ..83 ?""£* "II Otene ..8 0 Manifest .. J 7 Dimmer . . ' x 2 Z„£ v.<>.. t t Olaremore .. 712 Whakaan ..7 7 FLYING HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. «• White Wings 8 7 Big Bertha 713 Plimmerton *. . 8 0 Tea Lady . . 7 3 Plain Sailing 713 &ood Sport ..7 0 Startle .. ? 13 x»«Tr»irV «sf-TTRRY of 100 sovs; weight MAIDEN B SCl«B l o A t Lit s t , W„; i s .t~CHm"3f Lady Waikohu, Golden ££«£' si Ames, Waitoki. Abbey Dale. K, Primtr Agile, Erin's Boy, Princess Elizabeth, Vetoce. CARROLL MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 200 govs. imWhite Wings 8 4 V.Ui-r .. 7 3 v:..«i 7 11 Outnt . . i o Plimmerton .'. 7 8 Tall Timber 7 0 HACK GOLD CUP HANDICAP, of 160 sovs. lm. is;„ ttnrtha . 9 3 Princess T.*Awhi 8 13 Elisabeth 7 4 rwfit . 8 5 Rakaroa .. 7 2 R°ch Harvest 8 « PoJyd««. -.7 0 «»n On ex . 8 0 Primax ..70 !f,?umTna 7 10 famwortb ..7 0 O?eT -.7 7 TinoTama ..7 0 FIRST HIGH-WEIOHT HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. 7f. Essential .. 10 2 Grand National 9 5 Superb King 10 0 Rongo ..90 Abisogne .. 10 0 Scarlet Runner 9 0 Tall Timber 9 9 Feruff ..9 0 High Heather 9 7 Glaaier . . » 0 Good Sport 9 7 PARK HACK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. 7f Te Awha .. 9 0 Rakaroa .. 710 Bold Front .. 8 13 Rich Crop .. 7 10 lago • • 8 8 Polydorus . . 7 6 Autumina . . 8 4 Little Gift .. 7 6 Coonardoo . . 8 4 Manifest .. 7 6 Xahi • • 7 13 Lady Horton 7 6 Otene ■ • 7 13

BLOODSTOCK SALES.

In addition to the thoroughbreds sold under the hammer at last week's Trentham sales, Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., disposed of the following:—On account of Mr A. J. Tojcward, Dannevirke, be by Chief Ruler— Bonny Briar at SOOgcs to Mr T. H. Lowry, Okawa. On account of Mr F. Kettlewell, Johnsonville, ch e by Chief Buler—Leithfield at

350gns to Mr V. Riddiford, Lower Hutt. On account of Mrs M. Lawrie, Makino road, Feilding, cli c by Hunting Sons —The Hook at 400gns to Mr J. Morrison, Timaru. On account of Mrs E. C. Reid, Burnside, b f by Weathervane—Panama at 75gns to the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency. Ltd., Wellington. On account of Mr A. J. Toxward, brood mare, Merry Tiff, served by Night Raid, at llOgns to Mr G. N. Magill, Molong, New South Wales; brood mare, Warstar, -with filly foal at foot by Colossus and served by Night Raid, at l&Ogns, to same buyer. On account of Mr E. Ne\v;ands, Masterton. brood mare. Clever Mary, with fillv foal at foot by Cape Horn, at 50gns, to Mr K. w. Todd, Opotiki. On account of Mr E. G. Toose, IVildin?. brood mare, Marceline, served by Hunting Song, at 130gns, to Mr F. Kettlewell, Johusonville.

On account of Mrs M. Lawrie, brood mare, Hopeite. served by Grandcourt, at 15gns, to Mr J. G. Smith, Wellington. On account of Mr P. Flipp, Kilbirme, brood mare, Raukura. served by Gainscourt, at 300gns, to Mr F. Kettlewell. On account of Mr T. Lupton, Waverley, two-year-old b g by Quin Abbey—Brown Nell, at 40gns, to Mr T. Petersen. Palmeraton North. . , On account of Mr J. Macrea. Iwnnevirke, b g Double Soult, by Gold Soult— Waerengo, at 35gns, to Mr P. T. Hogan, Washdyke. On account of Mr G. D. Greenwood, Teviotdale, b g Goblin Market, by Absurd — CherTy Mart, at 125gns, to Mr S. Higgs, Little River. On account of Mr J. S. McLeod. Napier b g Auda. bv Lord Quex —Perplexity, at 600gns, to Mr H. R. Telford, Sydney. Since the Bales were concluded, Goblin Market has been resold at an advanced figure to Mrs R. Brough, Wellington.