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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21465, 6 May 1935, Page 15

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WORLD'S MIDDLE-WEIGHT TITLE .MARCEL TIIIL 15EATS CZECHOSLOVAK! AN (UKITED PEIS3 ASISOCIATIOH—BT ELBCTBIC TELBOHAPU—COPYRIGHT.) (Received May 5, 10.10 p.m.) PARIS. May 5. Marcel Thil retained the world's middle-weight title, beating the Czechoslovakian champion, VildaJaks, whe/ retired in the fourteenth round.

CAMBRIDGE T.C. HOMEWARD WINS CUP (l*aS33 ASSOCIATION TEr.EG&AM„) CAMBRIDGE, May 4. The Cambridge Trotting Club's meeting began in fine weather to-day. There was a large attendance. The track was slightly holding. The totalisator handled £6869, against £7OBB last year. Results:— INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, Oi 6S *uvb. Hmin ss>*c «•!«»*. One mile anil quarier. C. .t —MUIMKI, P.O.N!) Pi-r •• •• } 3. 2--l(ani'nrl'.' scr •• j I j. Worthy Boy •• •• •• *' Ci.cnill per; Gov Pirato 'cr; (ilnater scr; Kill" -; (iuulu'scr;' Kin Kab.i scr; Mountain scr: JJwplJM# scr; Sports Qiiorn - c,r? The Texan ;rr; Worthy Son;.; scr; l!i»~,'uili 12: I > : ». v :6; Tinokalia 30; Star Pronto ■■!« aid.i Btaited. Won by t'.vo neck second nr.d iliiid. Times— 2min ."53. c, 2min sGsoc, 2min £0 l-s:iec. LEAMINGTON HANDICAP, Of Gr» sova. Ono tuile and a half. j. I—GREAT ADMIIIAL 3G .. .. 1 2 -Meadow Kimr .sir •• - !i -Audo Patch IS ■■ Captain UoJt scr; Hiwm.-si »cr : Native Tice scr: Krai Keel sr; Sophie Binee'i her; Waslfasu 12: Bill Heather 21; Worthy Xor 'J t also started. l>y tyo lftn.L-t.il--: second and third. Time, ,"min »!• 3-53c0. CAMBRIDGE TROTTING CUP, Ot •JIO s«v:i. -lmin :J !.-fo class. Two miles. 8. :;»-i?om::\VAi;n m-r - •• i 1. I■ Francis Lincoln 1.! ..2 2. —Prince Pedro "I. .. !i ,\[,iti((i scr and I'ukemiro 21 also started. AYon by two leneth."; tilree lengths second tillfi third. Time, lmin II l-r.seo. lIAUTAFU HANDICAP, Of 'JO nova. Satin s'w-c class. Ono mile an 1 five iiuluii^s. i. i—KAUI-: rir.v 12 .. .. 1 fi. S -Lady Amanda wr .. •• 2 -1. '1 Kewpie's Km;' ti'i ..3 Win iway ?cr; >.'al : ve Cole Scr; Alo.tis 21; Laiiy Fame '"0 also started. Won hj" ft length; lifia-1 second and third. Time, 3min 61! 3-ssi:>.. BARDOWIE HANDICAP, OF 75 sovs. ITnhoppUd trotters, lmin 9soo i.lasu. Olio mile and five hirlonnn. 1. I—MKADOW KING scr .. .. J 5. f>—Native Ti'BO scr •• 8 C. t>—Captain Bolt scr . ■ -.3 Hinemoa scr; Rose Marble tier; Stardewn scr; V/orthv Princess ser; Bell Heather 21; Audo Patch ltd also started. Won liv seven lengths; s uno second and third. Time, 3min 57 2-."> sec. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, Of nr. sov3. 2min -ITsec class. Ono EQilo and a quarter. 2. BIXOKN CIIfF.F scr .. .. 1 ■t. -I—• Ji[l 1 romptu 72 ■■ •• 1. 1 Wa- Paint scr •• ■' Ladv (Joronado scr; Ptikemiro Scr; Kewpie'i Guy 21 also started. Won by a length; t'.vo lengths second and third. Time, '.'mill 'lO l-ostv. BRUNTWOOD HANDICAP, Of ill) sovs. 3min -r.se- class. Ono unlo ant' a half. 1. I—BISMUTH 12 .. 1 'I. 1 .Muriel Bond :'•(! inc. li'i pen. .. 2 '.. i. II Kire.;'s Play T.G .. •• 3 Our McKiimey scr; Reception ser; Itoma Girl scr; Jean Pnrrish 12: Home Brew 21; Charteri'i Hay !!•'>; Gala Hay (T.i -i'i; Ive'.vI -1' ..4 (.'rest 311; lied Frontier III!; Tinokalia, 3ii: Itockclla -Irt; Star i ronto Co also stinted. Won by a length; a lenytli and a. half second and third. Time, ''.null 31sec.

NOTES ON THE RACING I"TITR PRF.3S Special Service.] HAMILTON, May 4. Having her first race for F. J. Smith, Muriel Bond, who disappointed in several previous races, won the Introductory Handicap well at the finish. She was never further back than third, and Smith let her go in the straight. The winner is by Worthy Bond from at: Advance mare, who left a good winner in Mild Derby. Ranfurly Lass, who was not well placed in the early stages, came into the picture half a mile from home, and she improved her position at the turn and finished on to be a useful second. Ranfurly Lass is a three-year-old by Peter Bingen from Hal Lady. Worthy Boy, a full brother to Worthy Cause, who w;.,s favourite on each machine, ran a creditable race into third place. He was handy all the way, but failed to run on when the pressure was applied. Lack of racing experience was against Worthy Boy, who will improve. Cherrill, who was one of the leaders for about a mile, did not have the bOst of luck in the final run, receiving a check when Kia Kaha broke. or> usefullv to finish fourth. Kia Kaha was in front to the turn, where he bobbled, and although he showed up again in the straight, he broke badly to drop out of the contest. Bismuth, who w; s never in the picture in the early stages, finished strongly in fifth position. The winner paid a surprisingly good price for one of Smith s contingent.

Favourite Wins Great Admiral, the each way favourite for the Learning Handicap, began smartly to be handy to the leaders, Meadow King and Native Tree, inside three furlongs, and leaving the straight he was in front. Meadow King kept the favourite busy along the back, but a mistake by the grey let Great Admiral go on to win by two lengths. This was only the winner's third race, and made his second success. He was driven by his owner, J. T. Paul, who was havin" his second drive since his accident at. the Auckland summer meeting. Meadow King ran easily his best race to date, and he beat the rest just as easily as Great Admiral beat him Until he made a mistake half a mile from home, Meadow King was keeping step with the favourite. He ran up handy again rt the turn, but had no chance with the winner in the race to the judge. Audo Patch, after a slow beginning, trotted very solidly over the last six furlongs and finished well into third place. The Hawke s liav mare, Native Tree, trotted usefully and until she became unbalanced at the home turn looked a likely third She was fourth, several lengths ahead of Captain Bolt, who lost ground at the start. Five Runners The scratching of Jackie Thorpe, Realty, War Paint, and Nimbus reduced the Cambridge Trotting Cup field to five runners. Francis Lincoln a sound- favourite. Manco went to the front and led for a mile and a half, but the pace was slow, the other four runners being bunched in behind him. Francis Lincoln made a move three furlongs from home, and led into the straight, but in the run home Homeward came away to beat the favourite comfortably. The winner was well handled by S.M. August, and she was assisted by the muddling pace for the majority of the journey. When pulled out for the final effort Homeward had' too much speed for the opposition. This was her first win at two miles in an important race and her first success for her Taurang'a owner. Mr A. lies. Francis Lincoln was always going in a useful position, but with the slow pace he pulled hard and appeared to take a good deal out of himself. When he hit the lead the favourite looked to have a good winning chance, but failed to withstand the fast final dash of the winner. Prince Pedro, after trailing the field for a mile and a half, moved up and was right up handy when the straight was reached. He did not go oh at the finish and third was the best he could do. Pukemiro, who broke badly crossing the top, was fourth, and Manco last. F. J. Smith Again Rare Rey gave F. J. Smith his second winning drive for the day when he won the Hautapu Handicap in a great finish, in which Lady Amanda,

Kewpie's King, and Winaway took a prominent part. Rare Rey went away steadily, and when Lady Amanaa and Native Cole bobbled at the straight entrance. Smith went to the front to win all the way. The winner paced boldly, and finished on splendidly when challenged in the run home. Lady Amanda added another second to her long list and had she not broken earJy would have given Rare Rey more trouble, although she may not have beaten him. Lady Amanda was nicely handled by C. Moran and she finished very strongly. Kewpies King showed a glimpse of the form that made his performances so attractive last season. He was handy at the turn, and ran on solidly and should be all the better for the race. He was onlv a head behind the second horse. Winaway, who made a very slow beginning, did well to be a head away, fourth, and with a little more luck will, do better. Native Cole and Alexis were in it for more than a mile, but faded out. Won all the Way On the strength of his fine showing earlier, when he finished second to Great Admiral, Meadow King vyas elected a good each way fancy for the Bardowie Handicap, and the grey horse justified the public confidence by winning easily from end to end. Meadow King trotted more solidly than in his first outing, and he never gave the opposition a look in, winning with ridiculous ease by seven lengths. 1. Roe, who drove him. has made a great improvement in Meadow King since the Auckland February meeting. Worthy Princess was in second place for a mile, but broke and gave way to Native Tree, who went on to get second money, well clear of Captain Bolt. Native Tree, like the winner, is a product of Native King, who was a high-class trotter, and will make further improvement. Captain Bolt trotted soundly over the last mile, and hung on to keep Audo Patch out of third place. The latter made a bad lapse six furlongs from home. Otherwise he would have been in the money. Rose Marble, who was very wide out. was next to finish. Finished Well After making a faulty beginning, Bingen Chief ran up fast along the back, and taking charge approaching the home turn, went on to win by a length from Impromptu and the each way favourite, War Paint. Pukemiro began best and was attended by Lady Coronado and War Paint for half a mile, when Bingen Chief with a fast run joined them. War Paint went right back, and Impromptu made a sharp dash to be up behind Pukemiro and Bingen Chief, while Kewpie's Guy also moved up to be handy at theturn, where Bingen Chief had charge. Impromptu challenged the leader in the run home, but could not reach him, while War Paint came from last to be in third place. Once he settled down the winner paced boldly and showed a fine turn of speed in going after the field. He displayed rare staying power in the run home, and when started at two miles will do well. Impromptu ran a great race from 72 yards, and showed that he is among the best horses in the Dominion. He was forced to cover some cx"»ra ground along the back and across the top, and finished courageously. War Paint was going well until she lost her position, and dropped back last. She finished solidly into third place and was running on at the end.

Bismuth Wins Going away better than in his earlier start, Bismuth was always .well placed in the Brentwood Handicap to iinish on well and win nicely from Muriel Bond, who was penalised 36 yards for her previous win. Bismuth was never further back than fourth, and improved to second place at the turn. In the run home Bismuth stayed on solidly and Kave J. T. Paul his second success for the day. This was Bismuth's second success and he won impressively. Muriel Bond ran a great race and it was only in the final stages that the winner got the advantage. She has made fine progress for Smith. King's Play, who was badly placed for a considerable part of the journey, put in splendid work in the straight to finish third, and he will do belter next time out. Tinokaha, who began like a flash, was early in front and tried to win all the way. A break in the the last 50 yards cost him third place.

HAWKE'S BAY J.C. RED MANFRED WINS CI I' (I'KESS ASSOCIATION TBU'OIUM.) HASTINGS. May 4. The Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's meeting was opened to-day. Results: — KIVERSLEA HURDLES HANDICAP, Of 70 sovn. About ono mile and a, half. 1. I—HIGH GRADF.R 10-13 IJowden 1 'j. 2—Diamond !)-•) 2 5. -I—Victor Cnlima 9-0 .. Home 3 3, ,'i Cotsfield 9-3; -I, f> Sjbatini 0-0; (i, Winter Sport 9 0 fell) also started. Won bv three lengths; a head second n.rnl third. Time, 2min 17see. POUKAWA MAIDEN RACE Of 70 sovs. }■'ivi: furloni/ij and o hull. 1. 2—ISOYAL KKAST 8-7 .. Marsh I 3. ;j—Hunting Cut 8 7 ... •• - 7. 7—Unexpected 8-7 .. tloldfint-li S 2, 1 Koyal Mimic 8-7; 9, 10 \\ar P.iradn ?-7, 6, 5 Oav Gift 8-7; 12, 11 Dusky Crown 8-7; ,'j, 8 Sybil Sunt; 8-7; 11, 9 Melburn 8-7; 10, 0 Granvale 8-7; 5, 5 Snowball 8-7; I, 1 Druinpoel 8-7 also slurted. Won by two lengths «>arl» way. Snowball -vas fourtil. Time, lmin 9 3-53ec. NUP.SERY HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. Fivo furlon/s and a half. 3. 3—LACQUER 7-0 .. Gladding 1 1. I—l'lato 8-8 .. .. Reed - 2. 2 —Happy Landing 7-10 Marsh 3 A .Solio 7-7; ('•. 5 'i'npai 7 7; 3, 3 lleeorl ah 7-0 bracketed with the winner; -1, t> Mesuuna 7-0 also suited. Won by two lengths; one length second and third. Mrsurin!. was fourlh. Time, lmin 0 l-.'sec. HAWKE'S BAY CUP HANDICAP, Of 150 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 2. 2-RKD MA.YKRKD 9-6 .. Welder 1 3. 3—Biu' Duok 7-7 .. Atkins 2 (;. G—Sunny Skv 7-5 .. Tatteraall 3 1, I Cuddle 9-6; 4, ! Inflation .s-id; 8, 8 Curie tj-ll); 5, 5 Speed 8-8; 7, 7 Cainsiid 7 5. 9, 9 Peggy's Joy 7-u also slatted. Sunny Sky and Curie flet the paee and led for five furlongs, followed by Cuddle, Dig l ook. Inflation, and lied Manfred. Curie retired al live lurlorigs, leaving Sunny Sky in chaise from lli? Doc/);. Inflation, ami Red Manfred This quartet hud (lie race to themselves from th;it point, hut li''d Mnnftcd came away in the straight and wori cleverly by two len.ths, itil (lie same between second and tbiid. Infla'ion was fouith. Time, 2rain 9aec. HERETAUNGA HANDICAP. Of 70 sovs. One mile anil one furlong. t—WARVANK S-lo Wobs'.er (>. 8-Kind's Lancer 7-12 Anderson " .1. (i—Queen'* Pride 7-11 MeNaicrhton 3 3, '! Sbirred Ribbon 8-1. .1, Meinmo l 7-l.t; It, HI ilukemanu 7-13, 2, 2 Collision 7-13; (i, 7 Anemometer 7 12; 8, 12 Slienanikida 7-10; 7, 5 1 egav 1 efoo 7-15; 12. 12 l.ady W'.ssex 7-6; 10. 11 Mercian Law "-5: 0. :» Count WillotiTN 7-5 also s:ar!<-d. Won by a head; t.vo lengl lis second :ind thiid. Collision was fourth. Time, lmin ."•7 2-sacc. , AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. Six furlongs. 0 S—PASSION FLOWER 8-0 Atkins 1 3. .I—Alby 8-1 .. Morns 2 1. 3 —Contact 8-13 .. •• \ oun ' 3 2, 1 Lluntms star 8-3; 8, 9 Sunny Maid 8-3- 13, 14 liovtd Banquet 7-13; 11, 10 Sw.ft ana' Sure 7-11; 10,12 Abbey I'Valo 7-10; -i, 2 Silver Son<r 7-9; 11, 10 Monarchy 7-8; 9, 8 Father's Choice 7-5; 10, 11 Greenore 7-5; 13 15 The Grasper 7-5; u, G Quaint /-2; U, 12 Jazz Kins 7-2; 7, 7 Bonnie Son,' 7-0, 12, 13 Joystick 7-0 also started. Won by two' lengths; three lengths sroond and third. Silver Sons was fourth. Time, lmin 153 cc. HAVE LOCK FLYING HANDICAP, Of 100 bovs. Six furlongs. I—COKONILLA 7-6 .. .. Marsh 1 2—Good Hunting 9-0 ~ ~ Anderson 2 3 -Mercian Prince 7-0 .. .. Atkins 3 4 Tuhoina 7-3 silao started. Coromlla and Good Hunting were in the lead all the way, the former coming away in tko stjaight and winning by two lengths. third hoise was three lengths away. Time, lmin 14#ec.

PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY (fsl'ECItL TO THE TB.r.SU.I HASTINGS, May 5. As rain has fallen at Hastings during the last 24 hour*, the track will bo on the dead side for the second day of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's meeting. Royal Lineage is giving away lots of weight to an inferior class in the Kavamu Hurdles, and as lie has not raced for a considerable time, a well-sea-soned opponent like Diamond may give him a lot of trouble. Royal Feast is very well just now and won decisively last Saturday, but in the Tomoana Handicap he will meet Royal Mimic and Unexpected on much worse terms. The Lowry stable has Plato and Kotou engaged in the Juvenile Handicap, and tiie best of the pair may beat Lacquer. Big Dook registered a good performance in the Hawke's Bay Cup on Saturday, but Sunny Sky, too, went well, and she may reverse the positions in the Jubilee Handicap to-morrow. Neither Creed nor Gainsfid had good passages, and as they were close up at the finish they arc entitled to espcct, but Sunny Sky appeals most. Alby and Quaint both ran well over a short course on Saturday, but figure as acceptors for the Akitio Handicap (nine furlongs). King's Lancer was undoubtedly unlucky on Saturday, and should run well here. Queen's Pride may be dangerous. Hatuma, who put up a good performance to win at Waipulrurau on Easter Monday, did not run on Saturday, but is engaged ir the Twyford Handicap, and should again run well. Passion Flower (who carried 2-Jlb overweight when she won last Saturday) must again be respected, as her performance was a solid one. If more judiciously handled than was the case on Saturday, Sunny Mcid would be a possibility. As R. Reed may ride Coronilla in tiie Okavva Handicap she must again be dangerous, but in the class engaged .Souchong should not lack support. The acceptances are:—

12.30 p.m.— KATIAMTCA HURDLES, of 70 sovs. About one mile ami a liulf. st. lb. st. lb.

1.10 p.m.— TOMOANA ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. .Six furious*. id. 111. St. II).

1.50 p.m.— JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Five furlon-rs and a half.

2.30 p.m.— JUIHLEE HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. One mile and a quarter.

3.10 p.m.— AKITIO HANDICAP, of 70 rove. One mileone furlong si. lb. st . lb.

3.50 p.m.— TWVI'OI.'D HANDICAP, of 70 sovi-. Six fiirlmijrs.

st.lb. M. lb. J11! 1 UTiia . . !J 0 Abbey Fcalo 7 !) ('out :i''l, . . y 0 Silver Sour 7 9 l'lih.-ic.n I'atli'T's riiiivv s rj choice 7 3 Sunny Mi.iil K H (iveenoic .. 7 3 llunlinK Slur S 1 Percy's Joy 7 0 Miiinc . . 8 (I Bonny Song 7 0 J.'»rd Hereford 7 .Toy Stick .. 7 0 •1.30 p.m.—■ OKAW'A HANDICAP. of aOO toy*. Six f urloiifrs. f.t. lb. st. lb. Coo.l ] lI'.M in™ II 'J Alby -• 80 SuucliiJiii; H I'.! ' Mercian Si>enl .. S 3 0 Prince 7 8 Sunny Sky 8 4 Talionm .. 8 0 Coronilhi H II METHVEN T.C. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME The Methven Trolling Club's special moeling will be held to-day, and with a good field in each event the racing promises to be well above the average. For the convenience of Christchu r ch sportsmen a special train will leave Christchurch at 7.50 a.m. The- following horses should race well in their different engagements:— Lyndhurst Handicap—Discord, Ann Parrish, Princess Guy. Highbank Handicap—Lady Hannah, Cream Harvester, Royal Palm. President's Handicap—Graham Direct, Gamble, Dollie Derby. Lauriston Handicap—lmposter, Royal de Oro, Bide-a-Wee. Springfield Handicap Brigadier, Cream Harvester, Fine Art. Spaxton Handicap—Winsome Laddie, Axiom, Ann Parrish. Craiglea Handicap—lraq, Morello, Blandford. Oaklands Handicap—Jean Drusus, Great Minto, Compass.

The day's programme is as follows: 11.30 a.in. — LYNDHUKST HANDICAP, of 80 sovs. Unhoppli'd (rotters 3miii 49see class. One mile and a half.

12.10 p.m.— IJIUHIJANK HAKDICAr, of 80 sovs. 3min

12.50 p.m.— PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of IGO sovb.

1.30 p.m. — LAUHISTON HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. 3min

ADVANCE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. 3min 43scc class. One mile and o half.

PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. 4 min iSlisec class: Two miles.

PAPAKAIO HANDICAP, of 120 bovb. 2mio ■ 556 ec class. One mile and a quarter.

WAIKAURA HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Un> liopplcd trotters. 3rain 44see class. One inilo and a half.

ENFIELD HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. 2mitt 46sec class. Ono mile and a quarter.

STEWARDS* HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. , iimin UGsec class. One mile and a half.

Chimes scr ELECTRIC HANDICAP (in saddle), of I,'iO sovs. 2min 18sec class. Ono mile.

Ttnval Victor C'olima !) n [/inc-HKC 11 K! Colsfield . . 9 0 AnmndirictiT P !> Slicnnnikidn !) t) Diiimnml ■ . . 0 :;

■Rnv.-il 1'Yiist '.) 0 lloynl Mimic 8 fl fintid'iu' fiit S C, Morniiisr Quest 7 12 T"ncxi)Pft(Ml H 1 llrinnnof) . . 7 12 Simwli.-ill S 0 nonrrv Qu(-x 7 12 Uhlo . . SO

st. Hi. st. lb. Plr-fo .. 8 ]:> Mnim Lisa 7 0 Kolou .. 8 fi jrctiiirinii 7 0 I.rirquer . . 8 0 Kcgorrali , . 7 0 Solio ..7 7

St. lb". St. 11). S|>ffd .. S 7 Wci-niii.i .. 7 8 liitr Hook . . 8 r, Shirred .Sunny Sky 7 111 Ribbon 7 0 Giiinslid .. 7 9

iMtiR- p ijnncer ■ H u "e?Ky nofoe 7 Collision 8 1 Lady Wenscx 7 7 Queen's Pridi :• 8 1 (.Jrand Vizier 7 7 Alby 8 1 Count Tres Sec 8 0 Willonyx 7 7 Monarchy 7 13 The Grasper 7 7 Ilultemanu 7 1:1 Dusky Crown 7 7 Shennnildda 7 H Joy Stick 7 7 Qiinint 7 7

Ann Pnrrish . . scr Alf Pnrrish . . scr tfingcn Lord Ernleigh scr Axworthy t-cr Parette . . scr Bon Chance . . scr Princess Guy scr Bittersweet .. bit Winnow .. scr Calm Queen scr Harvest Lady 24 Cracksman . . per Sonoma Boy . . 36 Discord .. F,or Walter Wrack :»i Gnat Linnet ti-r Axiom .. 48 Jackie Cross scr Survivor . . GO

43sec class. One mile ami a half. Andy Watson bit Lady Hannah scr Bluff . . scr Lorctta. ., Ecr Cream Monetary .. scr Harvester scr Piny On .. scr Cruiser .. ttrr Kollaloiijr ., £cr C.'isR.'inov.i .. scr Roy.il Palm ., scr Klili Tide. .. scr Tapdnnccr .. scr Flying Helen .scr Replica .. 12 Green Tiingcr ecr Lynloy dc Oro 3G Ivan do Oro icr Grand Mogul 48

•lmin 43so< • claB 6. Two miles. Dollie Derby Ecr Knclaim (T) 12 Grace Mc'Slwyn Bcr Mario Oelcsto 3G Whippet Ecr Tnncatu . . 36 Gnmblo 12 Grahnm Direct. I'll ul Driuus ia inc. 24 pen. 48

34sec citing. Ono mile and a half. Baby Logan .. scr Sage King SCT Bidc-a-woe acr Banffshire Lad 12 Edgar Wallace scr Compaps 12 Impostor icr Olive Rey 12 Noble Princa ncr Royal do Oro 12 Portlight •cr Great Minto .. 34

2.10 p.m.— SPRINGFIELD HANDICAP, of 80 sows. 3min Csec class. One mile and a quarter. Author's Choico scr Pagan scr Barnbina scr Playwright scr Brigadier t;cr Purveyor scr Cream Satin Lass scr Harvester scr Temaraire scr Fine Art per Yaldoro scr Exporter ecr Vinco scr Gaillard scr Westcliff ECT Hermes scr Gold Claim .. 12 King's Nary scr Starvale 12 Loretta Ecr Sky Wink 24 Mistral Ecr 2.50 p.m.— SPAXTON HANDICAP, of 95 sovs. Onhoppled trotters. 5min 3sec class. Two miles. Ann Parrish scr Walter Wrack scr Alf I'firrish scr Winnow scr Culm Queen .. scr A xiom 24 Discord scr Oliinemutu .. 36 Harvest Lady ecr Survivor 36 Lord Ernleigh scr Bosun 72 Master Wrack scr Winsome Princess Guy scr Laddio 84 Sonoma Boy scr 3.30 p.m.— CRAKSLEA HANDICAP, of 110 govs. 2min 62sec class. One mile and a quarter. Blandford ecr Jimmie de Oro 12 Morello scr Marie Celeste 12 Paul Drusus . . scr Tansatu 12 Whippet scr ■Tolly Wnvo 36 Cltenaway 12 War Boat 36 lruq inc. I 2 Editor 48 pen. 12 4.15 p.m.— OAKLANDS HANDICAP (in saddle), of 95 sovs. 2min 21sec class. One mile. Kahy Logan . scr Neil Dillon . . ecr Eide-a-weo scr Ayr Lass 12 Colleen Banffshire Lad 12 Chcnault scr Great Minto 12 Impostor scr Compass 12 Jean Drusus . . scr Lena Bingen 12 Lord Lupin .. scr Directum 12 Silver Lena Thorpe 24 Axworthy scr OAMARU T.C. ' HANDICAPS (PMSi 4.SSOCUTIO® TELKORAU.) DUNKDIN, May 5. Tho following handicaps have been declared for the Oamaru Trotting Club's rooeting to be held on Saturday next: — INNOVATION HANDICAP, of 100 eovs. Unhopplcd trott ers. 3min 'ISaec class. One milo and a half.

Bingen Lin . . scr Princess Guy scr Biltersweot scr Bansavino . . bcr I Cracksman scr So loma Boy 1)6 Discord scr \V liter Wrack 30 Long Island scr Sy lvia Moko 48 . Parachute scr Bo n Haven 84. P« rot to scr Hi len's Boy 84 Patty Todd . scr lil Merit 150

Cruiser . scr Player Ecr Blue Spark . . scr Play, On scr Bluff . scr KollalonR scr Celebrity . scr Salino Fario scr Cream Harvest sr ser Seamark scr Dual . scr Self . .. scr Casanova . scr Smithy .. scr Dinner Bell . . ser Tricliff scr Frisco Ladv scr Starvalo 12 Glen Lady . . scr Llewellyn's Pet 24 Lady Hannah scr Shnndon Chime s 36 Mnric Potts . . scr Trinidad 48 Nelsondale. . scr Mystery Yet - 84

Ague .. scr Roy Spec 24 Manoeuvre . . scr Taxpayer . 24 Mocast .. tscr Bracken . 30 Prairie King '•scr Native Ohief 36 Quoen Author 12 Craganour . 48 Todd Lonzia Master Roy 48 (T.) 12 War Buoy . 48 Great Lognn 24 Wrecker . CO

Ayr Lass .. scr Rocks Ahead Bcr Banffshire Lad Bcr Royal do Oro scr Black Jester ecr Snowy de Cro scr Directum ». scr Battlefield .« 12 Frank Mac .. BCr Golden Cross 12 General Wrack scr . Lynwood ..■ 12

Guy Mauritius scr Morollo 12 Insolvent .. scr Whippet 12 dono Derby scr Red Spur 24 Lord Lupin scr Raider 36 Mary do Oro .. scr All Sunshine 48 Mountain Margaret Bell 60 Jewel scr

Ann Pamsu scr Bosun 24 Discord .. scr Helen's Bay 24 Ohinemutu scr Journey's End 24 Parachute scr Kippagh 24 Princess Guy scr Chudleigh 36 Renegade scr Golden Bingen 36 Sonoma Boy SCI' Sonoma King 36 Svivia Moko scr Billy Sundy 48 Walter Wrack scr Carl 48 Isabel Patch 12 Leeway 48 Wrnckless 12 Nelson Guy ■48 Airflow Bon Haven .. 24 24 Gyrate 96

Agile . Eer Queen Author scr Bvacken scr Rey Spec .. scr Cloudy Range scr Master Roy .. 12 Crnganour scr Muriel de Oro 12 Dusolina scr Taxpayer .. 12 Eureka Boy scr War Buoy .. 12 Alocast scr Wrecker .. 12 Pete;- Iiocanda tier Native Chief 36 Prairie Kinrr scr

Dillon Queen scr Sea Trail scr Doris Derby scr War Betty scr Dusky Scr War Path scr Eighteen Carat scr Antluim 12 Embark Bcr Gold Salute .. 12 Erin's Chance scr Guy Mauritius 12 Finnebrogue scr Southern Midnight Sun scr Smile 12 Moana Tama scr Wee Wrack 12 Mystery Yet scr Colene' Parrish 24, Noble Princo scr De Soto 24 Rongomai scr Insolvent 24 Shandon Lvnwood . . 72

Admiral Bingen scr Lena Thorpe scr Ayr Lass scr Lynwood scr Black Jester scr Mountain Blandford scr Jewel scr Banffshire Lad scr Rocks Ahead scr Prune Mac scr Yanlceeland scr General Wrack Gcr Guymond 12 Golden Cross scr Great Thought 24 Directum scr Koyal Parade 24 Lena Binceri ecr Sonoma 38