RACING AND TROTTING

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20414, 8 December 1931, Page 12

RACING AND TROTTING

LATEST NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR

RACING FIXTURES. December 9, 10—Woodville J.C. December 12—Weipa R.C. December 16 —Dannevirka R.C. December 19——Hororata R.C. December 26 —Waipukurau J.C. December 20 —Hurunui Turf Club. I December 26, 28—Wsstland-R.C. j December 26, 28—Taranaki J.C. December 26, 28—Dunedin J.C. December 26. 28. 29—Manawatu R.O. December 26. 29, January 1, 2—Auckland R.C. January I—Waikouaiti R.C. January I—Wyndham R.C. January I—Waiau R.C. January 1, 2—Greymouth J.C. January 1, 2—Hawke's Bay J.C. January 1, 2—Stratford J.C. January 3, 2—Marton J.C. January 1, 2—Wairarapa J.C. January 2—Oamaru J.C. January 3, 4—Southland J.C. January 7, 9—Thames J.C. January 8, 9—Reefton J.C. January 9, 11—Vincent J.C. January 13, 14—Foxton R.C. January 16-—Bay of Islands B.C. January 16—Birchwood Hunt. January 19, 21—Wairoa R.C. January 20, 22. 23—Wellington J.C. January 22—Ashurst U.C. January 23—Waipapakauri R.C. January 23—Wairio J.C. January 27, 28 —Pahiatua K.C. January 29, 30—Takapuna J.C. TROTTING FIXTURES. j December 12—New Brighton T.O. December 19—Hororata R.C. (two events). December 26 —Ashburton T.C. December 26—Gore T.C. December 26, 28—Westpo't T.C. December 26, 28—Soutn Wairarapa T.C. December 28, 30, 81—Auckland T.C. December 30—Winton T.C. December 80—Reefton T.O. January I—Waikouaiti1 —Waikouaiti R.C. (two events). January 1, 2—Canterbury Park T.C. January 2—Oamaru J.C. (two events). ] January. 5. 6 —Greymouth T.C. TURF GOSSIP. Reminders. Nominations for the following Meetings close this week as under:—To-mor-row: Waikouaiti B.C. (9 p.m.), Oamaru J.C. (9 p.m.), and Wyndham R.C. (9 p.m.); Thursday: Waiau 8.C.; Friday: Stratford R.C. (9 p.m.), Hawke's Bay J.C. (8.15 p.m.), and Marton J.C. (9 p.m.); Saturday: Greymouth J.C. (9 p.m.). Nominated for Aw&puni. Riccarton stables are represented by the following horses in the nominationa for the Manawatu Racing Club's Summer Meeting:—Sailor's Love, Zeebrugge, Babel, Cricket Bat, Winsome Hind, Fleeting Glance (H. and A. Cutts), Invictus (C. Davey); Adelphi, Desert Song, Royal Baby (T. Lloyd). Starter at Greymouth. The North Island trainer, R. E. Hatch, has been reappointed starter for the Greymouth Jockey Club's Summer Meeting. % A 'New Arrival. The Riccarton trainer; R. McLennan, has taken in hand a three-year-old filly by Arausio from Delphi, thus a sißter to Adelphi. J3he was purchased as a yearling at Trentham for 30 guineas, and' after being broken in was turned out to allow her to finish' growing. She is backward at present, and is not likely to be raced for a few months. Hororata Stnd. This year's foalings at Mr H. M. Reeves's Hororata Stud are as follows: Cymene,' colt to 'Chief Ruler and has -visited Iliad; Sweet Charity, colt to Night Raid and has visited Philamor; , Clemency (Limond —Sweet Charity), filly to Hunting Song (not served); Grey Eyes, filly to Hunting Song (not "served), Ped Shank, colt to Night Raid (not served); Killina, colt to Paper , Money (not served); Vicereine, colt to Paper< Money (not served);' Sennight, filly to Tea Tray and has visited Paper Money; Gay Round, filly to Night Raid, thus a three-quarter in blood to Phar-Lap; other mares in the stud have been 'mated as follows: I—Scrip 1 —Scrip to Tea, ''ray, Sympathetic * (Martian—Sweet Charity) and Rapina (Paladin —Pineta) to Philamor. > -Head of the Lists. -- At .the conclusion of last week 's racing, the; winning trainers' list was' headed by T. R. George' 13, Mrs A. McDonald 10, E; J. Ellis 9, A. Cook 9, D. P. Wilson 8, E. George 8, L. G. Morris 8, J. T„ Jamieson 8, and F. D. Jones 7. In -the jockeys' division the leaders were;—H. Gray 34, H. Wiggins 25, L. G., Morris 20, E. A. Keesing 14, K. Voitre 14, B. H. Morris 13, R. Reed S; Anderson 11: • Randwick Stakes. - Although most of the important handicaps have suffered a reduction in added money, the committee of the Australian Jockey Club, at a recent meeting, decided that the Donfcaster Handicap should again carry '£2ooo added money this year. The Sydney Cup, however, is to be reduced from £SOOO to £4OOO. In 1929, when racing was normal, the added money for the races was respectively £2OOO and £6OOO. • English, Owners. , There are; as tilery always are (says "The.Field','), rumours that a number prominent' owners and breeders are 'about to go out of the game, but so far no names have been mentioned. Such , owners and breeders as Lord Derby,' the Aga Khan, and Lord Glanely, to mention only a few, have shown no afttwe signs of reducing their, studa, although more than one of them nuisfc have put his hand into his pocket last season to the extent of some, £30,000

to keep going. It is true that a few .men who came into the game in rocent years have gone out, but they were not in a big way, and were never really keen on the sport. Their places have been taken by a number of smaller men, and after all, the small man is wanted as much as the big one. It is probably. many years since there were so many small enthusiastic owners racing. So long as they can win a race here and there they will not worry about giving up. •. Waiau Meeting. The Waiau Pacing Club's Annual Meeting will be held at Fulton Park, Waiau, on January Ist, 1932. The club is to be congratulated on keeping up its stakes, and as there are more local horses about than usual record nominations are expected. The Meeting is a popular one of the picnic variety and is well attended from all parts of North Canterbury. j TROTTING NOTES. j Reminders. Acceptances for the New Brighton Meeting close to-day at noon. To-morrow at 9 p.m., nominations close for the Waikouaiti and Oamaru Meetings (two trotting events on each programme). Nominations for the Ashburton Trotting Club's Summer Meeting close tomorrow at 5 p.m. Nominations for the Waiau Meeting (three trotting events) close on Thursday at 9 p.m. Nominations for the Winton Trotting Club's Annual Meeting close on Thursday at 8 p.m. Nominations for the Greymouth Trotting Club's Summer Meeting close on Thursday at 9 p.m. Excellent Nominations. The Gore Trotting Club lias received excellent nominations for it's Meeting to be held on Boxing Day, there being a very fair sprinkling of Canterburytrained horses Good Teams. J. S. Shaw has no fewer than six horses nominated for _ the Auckland Meeting. They are Mr Penalty, Royal Silk, Peter Pirate, Our George, Ukulele Lady, and Impromptu. W. J. Tomkinson has the same number, comprised of Free Advice, Golden Pedro, Tempest, Sir Voyage, Surprise .Tourney, and i Actor, while C. S. Donald is next on the list with four, being represented by Pluto, Avernus, Stand By, and Denver Hinds. On the Improve. Royal Parade, runner-up to Colorado at Ashburton on Saturday, added to his already fair sized list of minor placing*;, but Saturday's was his best effort to date. He is racing- more solidly now than he was towards the end of last season, and it will not be surprising to se him recorded a winner' before the holiday Meetings are concluded. Trained at Belfast. ; Denver Hinds, whose name appears amongst the Auckland nominations, has done most of her racing on the WesJ Coast, but she is now in C. S. Donald's stable. Not Persevered With. > Big Blaze, who recently joined J. S. Shaw's team, is not to be persevered with in the meantime, and she has been sent on a visit to Jack Potts. Big Blaze is a three-year-old unraeed filly by Worthy Bingen from Bonfire. For Carterton. Oklahoma, who made his first appearance! in a race at 'Ashburton. on Saturday, is one of tlie few Canterburytrained horses to have been accorded a nomination for the South Wairarapa Meeting., Canterbury Horses. Canterbury-trained horses nominated for the Gore Meeting are as follows: Louis Bingen, Rembrandt, Modern Girl, Lohengrin, Childe de Oro, Senorita, Mountain Ore, Gold Country, Actor, Sandown, Nimbus, Jade, Stanley Bingen, and Mountain Dweller. Adverse Circumstances. "When Autowin ran in the Mayiield Handicap at Ashburton on Saturday he had an enlarged knee so his performance in finishing fourth in such circumstances was good. He is staying on much better than formerly, and his prospects of picking up a stake sre far from remote. GORE T.C. NOMINATIONS RECEIVED. -■The. Gore Trotting Club has received the •following nomiiiations lor its Meeting to be held on Boxing Day:— . CROYDON HANDICAP Chi saddle), of 120 80V8-, unhoppled trotters; 3min GOsee class; one mile and a lialf-^—Bon Jour, Trafalgar Boy, Louis Bingen. Royal Stan, Sunny Gold, Bob Elliot. EaTl Bingen, Wild Itidge, Erin's Count. Blue Lady, Keen Derby, Kittagh, Cathedral Rose / imperial Wave, Kamaldar, Rembrandt. Brent Boy, Modern Girl, Qyvate. Goodwood. Peter Marion, Bob Wilkes. Bell Norris. . TRIAL HANDICOP (in harness), of 120 'sovs: 4min 3sen class: one mile and five ' furlongs—Chiming Wave, Royal, Author, Young Jess. Black Shadow. Star Dust. Sure. '.Free Chimes. Bright Sun, Lindruni.: Man , jo*. Franz. Crown Jewel. Central Pointer, .Frank Mac, Single Lee. Rollicking ' Wave. Sunart. Just Shandi. Christmas Wave. Guv Sun. Tocsin. Nelson's Fortune, Jack Hohbs, Chiming Lou.. Gold Era. Firecrest. Rhodamine, .Dusky. Lohengrin. Grandiptttch, Lady Direct, Otapiri Lee, Almont Cling. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (in" saddle). ~f 160 sovs; 2min 24sec class: one mile—"Wild Bingen, War Paint, Musical Chimes, Erin Chimes. Honest Dillon, Luath. Childe de Oro. Senorita, Erin's Boy. Honest' Ned, Jock's. Pal. Madame Locanda, Winnie Chrysler. Ballade, June Nelson, Maybird. Silver Wood. Almont Cling. : GORE TROTTING CLUB HANDICAP (in • harness), of 350 sovs; 4min 45sec class; two 'juilcs-—Nimbus, BUegro, Prairie King, Black Friar. Wehr Bingen, Mountain Ore. Gold Country, Sunny Morn, llastcr Roy, Jolly Wave, Gold Tinge, Silver Jack, Actor. Eriu'a , Fair, Dick Swithjn, Lydia, Lady Voisin, San- ■ down, Sunshade. ; . OHRiSTMAS HANDICAP (in harness), of 166 sovs; iimin 55sec class: one mile and five furlongs—Erin's Advance, Baby Joan, War Paint, Nimbus. Luath, Tri\cie Sell, Red King, Wave Soon, Godetia, Madame Locanda, Erin's Fair; Grey Girl, Marvin Dillon, Reo Chimejs. Onoto. MATAURA HANDICAP (in harness),, of 150 sovs:' smin 4sec class; unhoppled trotters; two miles —Bon Jour. Trafalgar Boy, Louis Bingen, Royal Stan, Sunny Goldl Earl Bingen, Wild Ridge, Erin's Count, Blue Lady, . Gurdenella, Seamist. Cathedral Rose, Imperial Wave, Edwin Bingen, Kamaldar. Tom Mix, Rembrandt. Brent Boy, Modern , Girl, Gyrate, Fortress. Jade, Graham Paige, Royal Purple. Bell Norris, Episodo, Stanley Bingen. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP,(in saddle), of 155 sovs; 3min SSsec class; one mile and a half—Probationer, Blue Mountain, Faneburn, Central Pointer, Highland King, Senorita, Trixie Bell, Red King, Willow Wave, Erin's Pride, Master Jack, S'unny Dillon, Celeste, Grey Girl, Wave Soon, Deste, Winning Wave. ■ Onoto, Silverwool. ' JUNAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 185 sovs; Bmin 55sec class; one mile and a quarter—Wild Bingen, Guy Bingen, Nimbus, Kllcgro, Mountain Ore, Nelson's Victory,' Master Roy, "Sunbloom, Gold Tinge, Silver Jack, Jock a Pal, Actor, Dick Swithin, Lydia, i Slump, Mountain Dweller, Siuisfctide, •

WELLINGTON R.C. REDUCTION OF .STAKES. (miss A.9SOCIATIOX TlLCOat.lt ) WELLINGTON, December 7. A reduction of approximately 50 per, cent.'lias been made in tho stakes for the Wellington Racing Club's Summer Meeting, the total being £6283 against £11,500 last year. The principal handicap, Hie Wellington Cup, has been reduced from 1300 sovs (950 sovs and gold cup to winner) to 700 sovs (600 sovs to winner), the Telegraph Handicap to 350 sovs as against 750 sovs, and the WellingtonStakes to 750 sovs as compared with 1000 sovs. Other events on tho lirst day have been reduced in proportion, the hack races being reduced from 260 sovs to 160 sovs. Oil the second day the Racing Club Handicap is worth 500 sovs (350 sovs to winner), the Douro Cup 300 sovs (winner 210 sovs), the Metropolitan Handicap 300 sovs, and the January Handicap 200 sovs. On the third day the Consolation Handicap has been altered to the Summer Handicap and tho stake reduced from 500 sovs to 350 sovs. The Summer Handicap has' been eliminated and a Welter Handicap put in its place. The Oily Handicap, of 500 sovs, lias ben reduced to 250 sovs, and, as on tho first dav, all the minor races and two-ycar-old events share in the reduction. AUCKLAND T.C r HANDICAPS. (TRESS ASSOCIATION TKLEURAM.) ' AUCKLAND, December 7. Following urn the handicaps for the Auckland Trotting Club's Summer Meeting, opening on December '2Bth: — SELBY HANDICAP, Of 125 sovs. 3min 42sec class. One mile nnd a half. Arapiii . . scr Tilnck Magic 24 Mnti . . scr Windchnt • • 2 4 Hcrbihvyn .. »cr Zanzibar 1 ~36 Bessie Pnrish srr Eflipy . . " JS Colonel Thorpe scr Pnrrish Belle (8 Moko Girl . . scr Marble Star . . HO 1.00 Mauritius scr Carl Mack . . 72 Welcome Guy scr Uoyal Triumph 81 Worthy Queen 12 Mr Penalty ftfi Caballero .. 12 Wimmeru King 108 DECEMBER HANDICAP, Of 125 sovs. 3min Ylsec class. One and a half miles. Jersey Thorpe scr Derby Vale ~ 12 Flying Cloud scr Gold Paper 12 Key de Quest scr Oliver Thorp* 12 .Modern Light scr Gumdigger .. 12 I'oi . . scr Great Fame 12 Free Logan .. scr Rio Grande .. 12 Edna Worthy scr Tempest . . 3 2 Margaret Donna Gulvallis 12 "Wallace scr Prince Pedro • .16 Realty . . scr Actor . . 36 ' TTaroto ~ scr Kewpie's Myrtlcne .. scr Triumph DC Historian .. scr Chcnaway .. 4S Horizon . . ncr Some Dillon . . 18 AUCKLAND TROTTING CUP, Of 750 sovs. imin 30scc class. Two milt's. Stanmoor .. scr Pluto .. 12 Muriel de Oro si r Reremai . . 2 1 Genuine .. scr Floreut .. 24 Gold Treasure scr ' The Abbey . . 36 Royal Silk .. scr Itogal Voyage 30 Torpedo Huon sir Mountain- Dell 30 Ngingongingo scr Machine Gun CO Nelson Tasker scr Free Ad vice . . 60 Meteor . . scr Jawel Pointer 72 Golden Pedro scr Gold Jacket .. 81 Auto Machine »it Wraekl'er . . 84 Neeoro .. 12 Peter Bingen 90 :Red Shadow 12 The handicaps of Auto . Machine , and Kgingongingo huve been issued subject to revision pending a decision by the appeal; judges. , CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, Of 120 sovs, 3n>in 29sec class. One mile and » half. I.ady Yvonne T. scr Carnul .. IS Sailor Boy sec Gaza .. 24 Some Dillon . . scr Dad's Hope .. 24 Co'ncertina .. scr Goldman .. 24 j Denver Hinds' scr Glandore .. .'Hi Actor - . . scr Our George .. 3« Hohoro .. 12 Dan Direct .. |lO BOWE TROTTING CUP, | Of 350 sovs. y 4min 40sec class. Two miles. Valloden .. scr Ukulele Lady 36 Etta Cole . . scr Fifa . . 36 Stand By . . scr Peter McKinney 48 Rio Grande . . scr Jock Bingen 48 Mountain Mist 12 Huon Voyage 48 Kolmar i . . 12 Sir Voyage . . 72 Paradigm .. 21 Surprise Betty Moko . . att Journey 96 GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, ' Of 175 sovs. 4min 38sec .Class. Two miles. Sloney . . scr Sir Voyage . . 36 Master Huia 12 Benefice .. 48 \Vurspite .. 2 4 Nirrrble Direct 48 Peter Pirale 36 Hal Chimes •• 60 Guy M 6 Surprise Dan Direct . . 36 Journey HO ST. HELIER'S HANDICAP, Of 200 sovs. 2min 48«er class. One mile and a quarter. Purser .. , .*cr Bonefice 12 lvewpie's Guy scr Torpedo Huon 1,2 Nclla Dillon . . scr Gold Dial . 1Warspite . . scr Golden Pedro 12 Dan Direct .. scr Impromptu .. 12 Princess l'luto . . 24 Mauritius %cr Meteor . • 21 Te Wahia . . 12 Great, Ballin ' 24 Joybird .. 12 Sunahower .. 36 Hal Chimes 12 AKAKANA HANDICAP, Of 150 sovs. 2min 53sec class. One mile ami a quarter. Chenaway .. scr Dad's Hope .. .24 Sailor Boy scr Bingen Crest 24 Denver Hinds scr Our George . . 30 Great Jame ' scr Surprise Hohoro .. Journey 48 Carnui ~12 CHEVIOT T.c! ANNUAL MEETING. i . The annual meeting of the Cheviot' Trotting Club was held on Saturday niglit, Mr John Fleming (president) presiding over a fair attendance The president read his report for the past season, expressing regret at the financial position of the cluli. ■ in referring to the race meeting, ho said its success was due to the support given by the and trainers.' Ho suggested the erection of 20 horse .stalls, : which would be a great convenience to the owners and trainers, and he would like the incoming committee to consider, the matter. In retiring from the presidency he deßired to thank the coinmittco and officials for the loyal support accorded him during his term of office, and especially to the honorary officials, who caine from a long distance to assist at tho Meeting. He moved the adoption of the report and balance-sheet. Mr Moir seconded the motion. After the acting-secretary had read the figures in the statement and a few questions had been .replied to, the . motion wa? carried. The president was voted £lO towards th«expense he had been put to with reference to the action of the late secretary.^ Alterations to-rules, and the circulation of the balance-sheet and report in future were left to the newly-elected committee; ' A vote of thanks was accorded to the retiring president. The New Zealand Trotting Association advised that the Internal Affairs Department had stated that tlie totalisntor investments wore to be refunded in lull where a horse

was withdrawn from a race before the totalisator closed. Mr F. J. Beer had l>e*n appointed Stipendiary Steward for the next Meeting. A general meeting was arranged for January I.lth. Ofllcial* Were elected as follows:—Patron. Kt. Hon. G. W. Forbes; president, Mr N. K. Wilkinson: vice-presidents, Messrs B. Martin. J. V. Moir. and J. Paton; stewards and committee, Messrs !->. McLaren, C. E. Jackman, ■J. Jackinan, John McAdam, A Fleming. K. Marshall. W. IX Stewart, J. 1). K. W'iiiskill, M. Morrison. A. D. Cooper. T. Eilriflgc, J. Fleming, and D. ti. McDonald; Judicial-torn-mittee, Messrs B. Martin, P. McLaren, N. K. Wilkinson. J. 3'aton, and J. Fleming: judge, Mr E. H. Workman; fitarter, Mr J. 11. Tompkins; handieapper, Mr "F. C. Thomas; clerk of scales, Mr J, Y, Moir; assistant clerk of scales, Mr H. C. Uenner: clerk of course. Mr P. M, Kerr; timekeepers, Messrs \V. ,1. Moir and J. ,T. Mnckle; hon. surgeons, Drs. M. T5. Irwin. It, h. Withers, S. S. Hunter. F. P. Furkett. and Miller; hon. veterinary surgeons, ( Mr H. S. 8. Kyle, M.P., and Mr .John Muhro: hon. treasurer, Mr J, Y. Moir.

ASHBURTGN T.C. SAPLING STAKES. Second' forfeits. After th« second, forfeits (lie following rcmuin in the. New Zea'.and Sapling Stakes, 1932: — ' R \V. Franks's 1> c. liey rle Oro -Bonista l\ Holmes's i-h g, Key tie OVo—Wild' Pointer l-\ Holmes's 1) m, Rey de Oro—Logan Pointer mare ' Holme's b'm. Drusus—Kltie Woods Dillon ,T. Mcßride's b g. Key de Oro—Logan SpecJ. McQuillcin's ch g, Guy—Rothschild mare . R. it. Morten's b c, Hey de Oro —Bright Alice „ , J. Bryce's b <•. Matcliliglit—Coldstream Belle —Jenny Lind mare I) Kugrue's b f. Rev de Oro —Trix Logan J. Martin's br f. Nelson Derby—Wildwood .Tun. mare J. Watson's b c, Rey <ie Oro —Prjnee fcmperial mare A .T. Wilson's h f. Rey de Oro —Placid A. J. Wilson's b f, Rey de Oro—Nellie Auduj,, roff's blk c, Concliff— Nelson Bingen— Rubv a. mare J. O'Brien and A. Gardiner's, Rey de-Or<s— _ W. J. Doyle's b c, Rey de Oro—Logan Pointer mare C. K. Lindsay's br f, Sonoma Harvester— Gwcnchild A. It. Gudsell's b f, Nelson Derby—Logan Pointor mare I C P.iteman's b f, Nelson Derby—Tiny Moon A. Hammond's b c, Nelson Derby—Harold Dillon —Mh Bell mare T. C. Butcher's' blk f. Nelson Derby—Holly Bell , M. B. Edwards's blk c, Native King—Princess Ami , , A. Low's 1) f. Rev de Oro—Olive Audubon M. McGratli's ch f, Llewellyn—Great Audubon mare R. M. Luke's b g, Sonoma Harvester —Margaret Jay ' D. O'Keefe's b L Peter Jloko— Lady Jinks .'I. t'arrell's b g, Wrack —Erin's Lognn S. Todd's br c, Sungod—Pure Gold G. Stanley's br g, Llewellyn—Molly Pointer G. J. Barton's b f. Nelson Derby—Poole Pointer , * Ti. Bennett's br g, Nelson Derby—Marie Jjloyd P. J. Ivelleher's blk f, Man o' War—Forward Maid y . Mrs K. Bare's ch f, Key»de Oro —Koyal Empress . # . J. P. el> g, Ite». de Oro—No Fear M. Rosscr's eh g, Rey tie Oro—Rose Peters ll' Pwttley's b fl Peter Moko—Kissing Cup M. 0. McTigue's br f, Man o' War—lvy MacJ. R. McKenzie's b g, Great Bingen—Slapfast rJ : R. MeKenaie's br g, Great Bingen—-Glan-dora ' 1 to c^en ''ie's l)r g. Great Bingen—Nyallo Westcrman's eli e, Rey de Oro—Lotitia ■I. Westerman's be, Rey de Oro—Becky Logan L ' A Thorw en '* b " K N ' c,son Derby—Biddy "" " o '°~ J Monev''- L ° WS °" omn » r o e "" Cdy Sch c Ci ".us Queen, Rey dfe *: «£&«!: tSKSBOS, W, Warren's b f. Wrack. R. StcDonnell's b c, Man o- War Fm iH. Delargey's b t, Rey He OrilZTt me,m ® Mrs Fairbairn's bg, * rv ev rt^ M,iur ? Pointer mare y 6 O ro —Logan I- Eicon's b gi . Wrack-.Avr •>' H. P. Nicoll t b c, Wrack—r.ViiT . A. J. Nicoll's ch g, Wr»cvf.No a « A, - nos G. H. Nicoll'g ch f Wrark c ' -^"'ntor C. Nordquist'g b f, R a ° v Queen ®y d® Oro-—^Scottish W. Connolly's b , n .„ T . . a. ; G. Lemn'a br c. Nalaon