SPORTING

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21466, 7 May 1935, Page 15

SPORTING

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DUNEDIN J.C.

fOREADOR WINS JUBILEE HANDICAP

I MTALI'S SUCCESS

*«** 4SSO'-].»riOK TEI.rGB.tM.) DUNEDIN. May G. I'tid weather prevailed for the Diincdin Jockey Club's jubilee meeting, held to-day. The track was very heavy, and The attendance only moderate. The tctaiiraicc handled £13,933. Results: MAY HURDLES, U! 1 '■} -Di'. Um mils and a half. I ] I\U,UAKV 10-3 • • fill's 1 4. » —,•>!)!!ivartl 0-') .. W, Kittu 2 f. 0— Hydride » o C. Brodio 3 j. 3 Black J>«U 11-11 : 2 Lyeidas |(,.7; U i'ri; *<• Tractor 9-0 also started. V.un !i/ |.'ii*lhs Bind a half; two ii'-tilim kA'-i-kJ n'} third. I'rince Tractor Ufci* 'Jmiii Ov.H'O, TKXAL HANDICAP, Of KjO both. Sit furlongs, First Division « —M.w; I I'RATT B O U. Jtn-'kie 1 y, 5 Mii'iiit \ ill 7-H .. U. Wilson 3 t 2— B-ay < • ti. Ucal'i 3 I iUl'ad 8-3; .5. 1 Autumn Wind 7-11; f. i> Print:® Boa 7*11; 8, H Darien 7-11; »' T Kins Vidor 7-11; 7, 8 Wyn 7-11 also i*art£di. Won by s length a/id a half; length second b;ji! third. Aat n rati Wind was fourth. T;ui», Imia 20 S-.Wc. Second Division I j.—l-'URKIGN STAR 8-7 W. Jenkins 1 4 4—lHswmblf- 8-0 . . C. Wilson 2 -_• 2—Surso 7-11 • ft. Macklo :r "(J. C Uiayiivon 7-11; H, 9 Charming I.ady 7 11: jo; 7T« Ahurangi 711; 3, 3 Ilauteur •7.1 ( ; j Last Dance 7-11; 7, 10 Thy ,r»« «li<»r 7-11; 'J. i Converse 7-11 abo Woo n length and a quarter; Snuic dis--1 art.'is Ktrcond and third. llnuteur fourth. Tim-.', lmin 19 3-ssec. V/ZHDBOB HANDICAP, Uf 12 j sov<s. Una mile. 1 -j -VSsEKS 8-10 J. W. Jciiningi 1 •i 3 —Milfmrd d-5 .. V.'. Jenkina a ?.. li~Vr*w Lad 7-7 .. R. Mackie " 5 Mayfly $-2; 2, 4 Vocal 8-0; 6, 7 Bmitrt 7-11: 4, J Roy*! Pal 7-9; 7. a J*j'» Melba 7-H alro »iartcd. Woa by a l<!HSth and ft hr.lf: flv» lenjjtus runi) and third. Vocal was fourth. 'L'ltno, lmia 47wj.

KIHO'S JUBILEE HANDICAP, »)f "00 nor*. On« mils am! a quarter'. :i—TuilJC A!><Jl£ 7-11 .. C. Wilson 1 l. 1 Nijhtfi'rf'i 3-1 .. K. J. }' mT[ - *, —-Hsni'» 7') . . H. Phillips J ; -J Kemai i'u'liii 8-U: 7, 7 Urum! Finale <• 7 ' ji k first fcimg 8-7; 6, I Veuita f-l: j •, "i-uir Wither 7-5: 9. 9 Ohhota 7-0; l > J<> Amy Johnwon 7-0 also started. Hon l,y a »hort 1-nKtli: a uet-V second ihiH. VfTiiH! «.1-I irmrth. Time, 'Jinm J t 4 s*-<-. CELEBRATION STEEPLECHASE. <•' ;7j Two iiiilo* and a quarter. ; ... I'JIT.U,! I'll) .. 11. fte:ile 1. < li-abiill ".»-!> J- Walfctr - J.iimmJ 10-j (). O'Connor •, nj,))■": t. " Red Lanco 9-3: B t Whipfcnot 9-'> »!■"> «ti>rl<*d. \v..« V.- t-.vo s.-iil a li.'lf I'Tisdm: in»r I ~"■!<* r-/-I'-i'j :in'l third. Tinu-, smi» 50^cc. BUCKINGHAM HANDICAP. Of (.ova. s.-ven furlons'. - •IFIAVfc.VNA 7-7 J. W. Jt'nkiii? 1 \—sj|v*r sirenlc ..V. O'Connor 'J : 'i Uou'jie Shot 7-11 .. 0. V'ilson " i» 7 ("niTfv OiJfi'Ti fl-ti: •>, • * Iluia v 4 i 'i' , / MO- 7. 8 Kin Tin Tin 7-11: - .\f:.rniu'l'.' 7-10; !). 'J Mntiter Anomnly V'-m y >j w- fn'ji- 11■ f- 1 :ii ! (, n'rfh "nd 'i i'Mf f'ia-i »nd third. ' ll'iU Belle v.-m fourth. i'Ar.EWELL HANDICAP, i'.' ):?> S.-vcn f'.irkm;;?. I''OX 7-10 .. W. Jfivcin-i I ,;._Ura-.v Ud 7-7 .. Wilson I l.'nwJ !»•'> •• w - ■/ 7 Mowygrftn 8-f>: 2 Daring t>«v.l a* s 4 .Vfw .VoJn H '.i; 1Q rn rc - l' a' • > C:ii; Slmiov 710; 7, 5 l?r>>l:c» ?;■>]« 7 v 'I Wonderful 7-7: 11. JJ_Dres\v K! (.''ilmn-1 Crawford 7-7 uKo U'oa ».V a l.>nglh and a ball: a len?!h ».ron.| Bi d K.irir.K l.»'"d » j;i fourtn. T'r,,.-. I-lii',

NOTES ON THE RACING

(IPKill. TO Till f3«S».» DUNEDIN, May 6. An Easy Win Palmary was made a much better favourite than Lycidas for the May Hurdle Handicap. Sunward led Palmary and Prince Tfactor over the first .'e.-jce, then Prince Tractor joined bunward, and the pair led Hystride and Palmary into the back. Going to the far turn the field bunched, and at the last hurdle but one Lycidas joined Sunward and Palmary. Just on the ium Lycidas slipped and fell, ana I'aimary got through on the rans. I'alnoary led over the last hurdle from Sunward and Hystride, and ran home an eaujy winner by three and a na« knjflJw from Sunward, who beat HyKtride by two lengths. Prince Tractor wtis eight lengths away fourth. .Mary Pratt's Success Song Boy and Ballard were best hacked for the first division of the Trial Handicap. From an even line B«dlard was lirst to show out, and was joined in a few strides by Mary Pratt. This pair quickly drew out well clear irorn Song Boy and Mount Val racing i'f the far turn, and they raced up tijff nse in that order. Turning for home Ballard ran out very wide, and Slary Pratt was two lengths clear f.'orn Song Boy and Mount Val at the 'iistar.ee. * Mary Pratt stayed on to heat Mount Val by a length and a half. Song Boy was a length away third, a neck in front of Autumn Wind, who finished very f 33 *. Ballard fcrtd King Victor were next. Foreign Star Scores foreign Slur was about £25 better Kackrfi on the win machine than Stinic f t ,r the .second division. Dis**mble b<'pan best and led Foreign * Star, Hauteur, Diapason, and Surge. The la ;t-nam<.;d was slow to And her ieet round the far turn. Dissemble was .still in charge at the home turn, but Wiu; shortly afterwards joined by J'flpeigri Star. The latter had DisMJttble's measure at the distance and beat her home by a length and a quarter. Surge ftnished on well a similar disk nee away. Hauteur was six length:; av.-ay fourth.

l uscen's Goad Win Cmeon was only a few pounds buttc* fancied than Vocal or Milford lor tlws Windsor Handicap, and was first of the barrier from Milford. Racfcg along the beck Unseen was a h clwir from Vocal and Braw Lad Weillß together. Royal Pal was ne , *<k! Milford had dropped back nearly *o last. Rounding the far turn Unwag nearly two lengths in froivt ft Braw Lad and Vocal, and he lea teto the straight from Braw Lad, v «t»i and Milford. At the distance l**t-nonied put In a good run wide *§» but failed to reach Unseen by a kfeh arid a half. Braw Lad was five away third and Vocal close up ■• ■■■> Wll M ', j* Margin of One leojrto i was much better f^nciefl L'liSS? Kcmal Faaha, Toreador, orPgr l«JN#w tor tius KlWfa Jubilee Hand!-

EGMCXNT E.G.

JUBILEE CUP WON BY SWEET MUSIC RL'RI SUCCEEDS IN DAVIDSON HANDICAP (F*S«« 45SOCIATlO» TELIGEAU.) HAWERA, May 6. For the second day of the ICgmont Racing Club's meeting there was line, cold weather. There was a splendid attendance. The track was heavy. An enquiry was held into the running of Goid Mission in the Shorts Handicap, on the grounds of alleged inconsistent running. No action was taken. There was also an enquiry into the falling of Aussie Ra in the cup, but the stewards found that no blame was attachable to anyone. The totalisator handled £14,989 10s, compared with £0532 for the second day last year, making the total for the meeting £23,612 10s, against £14,989 last year. Result:;:— WA.NAVVAFOU HURDLES HANDICAP, Oi I'JO sov.i, Ono mile and a half. D. I—RUAFOKM 'J-0 .. J. McDowell 1 \i. 7—Tnrelia S-J0 »• Baker 'J 8. B—-(iowaulen 8-0 . . W. C. Urindlay 3 InvintUd 10-1U; i, 5 Kills Win 10-8; X, G Esteem 10-7; 10, .9 Stanchion 0-10; 7, li Luci<iun 9-8; G, 3 Colossal 9-7; ( J, 3 0 Arctic Star 9-0 also started. Won by a nock; two lengths second ami third. Time, limin 51,-toc. CORONATION STAKES, Of 100 60VS. Six furlongs. 9. <i—BANTRY 7-10 .. Chote 1 2, '<>, —Sporting 3. a—Ansaltn 8-6 . . W. J. llroußhton U 4 4 False WitnoKS 8-0; X, J Oaen 3-0; 8, fi Red Sand 8-0; 10, 10 New Leaf 8-6; 7, 8 iluunui B-6; 5, 5 I-ady Kka 3-(>; 0, i Senmoud 8-0 also gtavtcd. Won liy two lengths; a neck second anil thin!. Time. Jmin lOsec. ADAMSON STEEPLECHASE, Of 150 govs. About two miles. .1. I—TRANSACT 9-13 N. Wright .1 t. 2 —Ttiotons 10-3 .. Vv. . VnMfori " 7 —nopey f-10 .. 'W. Rpnnio .1 D, 't I'ahti 10-2; 5, 0 Chile 0-12; 2, 51 Oapolla Abbey 0-12; 8, 8 Beau Star 9-0; 0 7 Tauru Lad 9-0 also started. ' Won h.v 10 lengths; s li?nsth uccond nnri third. Time, 4niin 7 2-S.SCC. IUNG'S JUBILEE CUP, Of 200 IOV3 Eight furlongs and a half. 7 S—SWEET JICSrC 8 0 W. J. 1 1. I—Knj;el—Knj;e 8 5 .. 1»- l'' l ' iir . rl j 15. 11—InRonuity 8-5 H, Mclieniio .! •j, 4 Jubiiea Song 0-4; 4, 2 Royal Secret 0.3 ■ 8, 10 Keipar 8-10; 3, 2'Parecourt b-6; 9 7 State Sink 8-5; 10. 0 Tohurangi 8-5: M, 12 Arayril 8-0; 11, 11 Taumau 8-0; 0. B Au.sio Ra 7-13; 18, 17 Windaoroon Kurapao'7-9; 17. 15 Instalment 7-8; 10, IS Timorous 7-3; 13, Id Arctic King <-3i 1-. li{ lloval Dash 7-3 also started. Won by a neck; two longthg second and third. Time, lmin 52 2-s:icc. _ Uoyal Secret lfd out of tho straight from •Vrctic Kin?, Ease, Jubilee Sonpf, and State Hank. Knffo took chai'RO into tho bact stretch from Swoet .Music, Darecourt, Insta - nient (ivlio had moved up fast on tho outside). and State Bank. Engo led across tho top from Royal Secret, ttaipur, and Xurapao. with Ingenuity commencing a run on tho outsido. Enga was still in front entering this straight from Swept Music. Jfoyal Secret. liiirccourt, and Beipar. ffweet Jlusjc niid drew out. and after a fine struggle Siveet Music outstayed the Ancklander to win bv a neck. In«enuily just got up to «iiore third money from Timorous, with Itoyal Liash, [Cf-ipar, Arctic Kinff, and Amyril next. SHORTS HACK HANDICAP, Of .100 soys. Six furloncs. 2 r,_r,OLD MISSION S-i It. Savaso 1 n. 3 Chlkara 7-6 . . R. Homo 2 1. 1 Orac 7-If! .. W. .T. Broushtori 3 5 3 I-'rinsland S-7: 7. 7 [.silver g-:; ; -i 2 Te ir.-ii 7-11; «. « Queen Komi 7-30; 8. 8 Try Luck 7'l "! Bn started. Won by a neck; two lengths second and third. Time, lmin 17 4-ss«c. MOItOIA KANDICAV, Of 120 sovs. Six furlonss. 5. REFRESHER 7-(» S- Wilson 1 ■1 3—British Columbia 81 it. Home 2 j <5. C—Orapai 0-0 . . W. E. Pino » 2.2 Botizhul 8-11 :1, I Oaivbe en 7-0; 3, 4 Full Throttlu 7-3; 7, 7 iUmtoa 7-0 also started. . Won b.v a neck; a l"uf;!h and a half second and third. Time, lmin 17ace. DAVIDSON HANDICAP, Of 150 ti>v.;. One mils and a dUUncc. i. I—KUUI rar. 8-12 . Shield 1 d. ti'.irfe.v 3-12 . . -J 3. 2—Trlslma «•!» •• Oreen 3

cap. From a prompt start Kemal ! Pasha, Venite, and Grand Finale re- | eeived a slight advantage. Venite led First Song and Nightform out of the i straight, and into the back Venite was racing just clear from First Song, with Toreador, Grand Finale, Chhota, I Nightform, and Fair Weather next. I After rounding the far turn Toreador joined Venite and the pair drew out three lengths clear from Nightform, with Chhota and Amy Johnson next. On the turn for homo Toreador appeared to interfere with Venite, and she dropped back. At the distance Nightform, who had covered a lot of extra ground, made a good challenge; but Toreador held his advantage to win by a length. Ramo finished fast into third place half a length off, and Venite was next. Umtali Succeeds Royal Limond was more than twice as well backed as Umtali for the Celebration Steeplechase. Membo led over the first fence and to the double, where he lost ground and Graball took charge from Whipknot and Royal Limond. Membo dropped out going to the water jump, where Graball was racing clear from Red Lance, Whipknot, and Royal Limond. There was little change over the next mile, and after crossing the big sod wall the second time round Graball was leading Umtali by two lengths, with Red Lance and Royal Limond handy. Membo and Whipknot were beaten oil'. The field raced in that order until crossing the big post and rails four furlongs from home, where Umtali jumped to the front. Going to the water jump, Umtali, Graball, Red Lance, and Royal Limond were all together; but Umtali gained a couple of lengths in the jump and Royal Limond lost a similar distance. Umtali was then three lengths clear from Graball, with Red Lance and Royal Limond two lengths further back. Umtali stayed on to beat Graball by four lengths. Royal Limond was five lengths off third, and Red Lance close up fourth. The other two completed the course. Easy Victory Double Shot and Travenna, the former better backed by £25. monopolised the wagering on the Buckingham Handicap. Master Anomaly and Cherry Queen were the first to show up, the favourite being slow to jump out. Before reaching the far turn, Travenna got through next to the rails and headed Cherry Queen and Rin Tin Tin. He drew out going up the rise, and turned into the straight four lengths clear of Silver Streak, Master Anomaly, and Double Shot. Travenna stayed on to win easily by four lengths frpm Silver Streak, who beat Double Shot by nearly two lengths. Hula Belle was next.

Favourite Beaten Unseen, penalised 61b for his previous win, had a 51b allowance, and was made nearly twice as good a favourite as Daring Deed or Gold Fox for the Farewell Handicap. Moneygran, Aro Arc. arid Unseen were the smartest out from the barrier. After a furlong and a half, Unseen ran into second place and Moneygran led Unseen and Gold Fox into the straight. At the distance, Unseen headed off Moneygran, and both Gold Fox and Braw Lad niade good challenges. In the run to the post. Gold Fox drew out to win by a length from Braw Lad, who beat the favourite by a length and a half, j Daring Deed was only a neck away J third. . .

5 -i liUa\.:i'v far. 7 2'.: 3 S'irona 7-0; 3 "fl King Mostor car. 7-4 also - started. 'Won bv half a lonsth; two lengths eecocd and third. Time, 2min 2 4-ssoe. EOBOUOH HACK HAKDIOAP, Of 110 sovs. Seven furlonjjs. I—ON'fiWHETU1 —ON'fiWHETU 8-10 car. 8-5 Shield 1 o—i'anlofr 7-2 .. Jones 2 1— Lionheart 7-13 .. Broughton 3 AVon by a nock; five lengths second and third. Time, lmin 02 4-ssec.

NOTES ON THE RACING

(SPS'Jiit. TC TH3 »ESSA HAWERA, May 6. A surprise Ruaform surprised by winning the hurdle race, but he was always handy, and finished just a trifle better than Tareha. Tareha looked a certainty when he ran past the leaders, Gowanlea and Ruaform, at the last fence, but Ruaform caught him again on the post. Gowanlea was right up thud, but the remainder were well beaten. The favourite, Esteem, ran a good race, and was well up at the last fenc-p but one, where he lost his rider. Invictus ran well below the first day's form, and was always well back. Arctic Star ran a very good race for a novice hurdler, and finished fifth after being prominent throughout. There were extraordinary variations in the betting, the winner being the place favourite, but paying nearly double, figures straight out. Outsider Wins On form, it. was not necessary for some of the fresh blood in the Coronation Stakes to be much above the average to win, and that honour fell to Bantry, who. besides being the only two-year-old in the race, was having his first start. He was a big outsider, but there was no question about the way he won. The favourite Caen made the pace to the turn from Spouting Song and Lady Eka, but Bantry, who had not got off with the leaders, ran up on the outer on the turn. Continuing his run, Bantry drew right away from his opponents in the straight, while Sporting Song just held on for second from Anslem, with False Witness next, and Red Sand and Lady Eka heading the bunch. Nothing else had a chance with the winner, who is by Acre. He is trained by R. Brough, who also had the third horse, Anslem, in the race. False Witness showed promise for a novice, while Caen, a member of the well-known Karamu family that supplied Anomaly, Shirley, etc., showed early pace. Transacts Success The Adamson Steeplechase was; a gift for Transact. He did not begin well, and was last early; but he moved up to the front going out of the straight for the final round, and was always full of running. Transact gave a much improved display of jumping. He made one mistake, hitting the post and rails about five furlongs from home; but he quickly got going again and finally won, pulling up, by a big margin. Riotous, who had always been prominent and had jumped well, tired a bit over the concluding stages; but he was still good enough for second place, while for third Copey just beat Beau Star on the post. Then, at intervals, came Capella Abbey, Pahu, Chile, and Taura Lad. Riotous will improve; but the form of the others was unimpressive. Pahu put up a poor race over the last mile, and Chile was always making hard work of it well back, while in addition he nearly tossed out at the post and rails tho last time. Tho winner, while favourite for a place, was only fourth choice for a winner—an extraordinary summing up on the part of the public.

Sweet Music Scores The large- fleic! of 18 for the Jubilea Cup, and the run of less than a furlong to the turn out of the straight, put a premium on good beginners; and the majority of the runners were in hopeless positions very early. Those that began well and got positions were Engi, Royal Secret, Darecourt, and Sweet Music, and over the concluding six furlongs it was obvious that nothing from further back would get up. Engi made the running from Sweet Music, Royal Secret, and Darecourt. Royal Secret and Darecourt were beaten on the turn, where Reipar and Timorous became prominent. Engi and Sweet Music, however, drew right away in the straight, and had the finish to themselves, Sweet Music, vigorously ridden by Broughton, wearing down the top-weight. Ingenuity came from the rear of the field to take third from the beaten lot, who were headed by Timorous, Amyril, Royal Dash, Reipar, and Arctic King. Sweet Music ran on much better than her form in the hack even, on Saturday indicated. She won meritoriously. En;?i put up a great effort, and as well handled as Sweet Music would have reversed the order. Nothing else hnrt any chance, and while a smaller field will see many of them improve, Royai Secret and Darecourt had every chance. Aussie Ra fell on the turn out of the straight. Sweet Music paid a Kood price, much better than any mount of Broughton's usually returns. Ingenuity's place dividend also ran into double figures. A Good Tussle Gold Mission, always better placed than on the first day, won the hack sprint after o good tussle in the straight with Chikara, who had run up prominently on the turn. Orac was a fair third, after being the early pacemaker, and the rest had no chance. Te Hai got left through Hs own fault, but he ran into the lead at the half, only to fade out again at the finish. Orac was unlucky in getting chopped back at the half. A Change of Form There was a change of form amongst the sprinters, Refresher winning from British Columbia, with the hot favourite, Cawbeen, right out of the picture Boughal made the early pace, but collapsed on the turn, where Refresher and British Columbia began to draw away. Refresher, hard ridden, held on for a narrow win. Orapai was a moderate third, with Full Throttle and Cawbeen next. The favourites ran very badly, and Broughton, changing rides from Boughal to Cawbeen, was a disastrous lead for backers. An Easy Win Ruri went to the front six furlongs from home in the Davidson Handicap, and never looked like losing. Carfex and Trishna camo at him in the straight, but he iiad little difficulty in holding them Only Three Starters Only three started in the Borough Hack Handicap, and Qnewhetu defeated the favourite, Lionheart. Onewhetti was winning comfortably in the straight, but his rider allowed him to ease down slightly, and Lionheart, whom Broughton kept riding hard, ran him to a neck after seemingly being well beaten.

HAWKE'S BAY J.C.

BIG BOOK WINS JUBILEE HANDICAP

GOOD HUNTING'S SUCCESS (PRBSa IBSOCIATIOS TELEOIU.It-} HASTINGS, May 8. The Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's autumn meeting concluded to-day, with the largest attendance seen on the course for some time. The fields were large and the racing all through exceptionally close. The totalisator pu through £7876, making £14 ' 079 „ 10 the two days, an increase of on last year's meeting. Results: — KAEAMU HURDLES, Of 70 eoyp. About one rnllo and a half. 3. 3—COTSFIELD 0-0 .. Olemciila T 5. s—Victor5 —Victor Colima 9-0 . . Xiorno " 4. 4 —Anemometer 9-0 . . Deslunaes ■ 2, 2 Royal Lineage 11-18; 1, 1 Diamond 8-44; G, 6 Shenanikida 9-0 &Ibo Btartod^ Won by a head; length second nti'l third. Diamond was fourth. Time. 2min 46scc, TOMOANA ELECTRIC HANDICAP, Of 70 bovs. Sis furlongs. 4 —HUNTING CAT 8-6 .. Atkins t •>. a—ROYAL JIIMIO 8-0 Vouns T 1. I—Royal Feast 9-0 .. 3, 4 Unexpected 8-1; 8, 7 Snowball 8-3 i. 7, r. Iddo 8-3; 5. 6 Drumpcel 8-1; o, ° Bonny Quex 7-12 also started. a„„,i There wits a neck between the deadheaters and the third. Snowball was fourth. Tima. lmin 15sec. JUVENILE HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. Five furlongs and a halt. 3. I—PLATO 8-12 .. } H. 3 —Mosurina 7-0 . . Tntteroall ~ 2. 2 —Hejrorrah 7-21 .. McNnughton 3 1. 1 Kotou 8-8 bracketed with the winner; 2, 2 Lacquer 8-0 bracketed with Begorrah: 4, 4 Boho 7-7 also started. Won hv a length; two lengths second and third. Lacquer was fourth. Time, Imm ° aC( " JUBILEE HANDICAP, Of 110 snvti. One milo and a quarter. ,1. I—BIO POOK 8-5 .. Atkins 1 i, 4—Wcrohia 7-8 - • .J' 0 ? T, 3. n—Sunny Sky 7-13 ..Goldfinch d 2, 3 Bpeed 8-7; S, 5 Gained V-0: C, 0 Shirred Ribbon 7*o also started. Shirred Ribbon led for tha firrt four iu • Ion;;?, followed by Werohla, Gain»fld. end Speed, tho last pair beinur Bis Book end ffunny Sky. At tho half-mile Shirred Rib hon dronped back. Galnfcfld and Speed. Joininp Runny Sky in front, led for tho next three furlonss. where Sunny Sky had taken third place to Werohla and Speed. In tlie straight n cjfeat bottle ensued, B'fir Dook ting un in tho lust etrldo to win by n none from Wcrohin. who was a head In front of Sunny Bl:y. f?pe«<i was a good fourth. Time, Smin P«ec.

AKITIO HANDICAP. Of 70 M)V». One miles and one furlong. 5. 4—ALBY 7-10 .. Tatteroall 1 0. o—Quaint 7-7 . . Marsh « y. 9 —Count Willonyx 7-2 CiillaKhun J 1, 1 King's Lancer 8-6; 2, 2 Collision 8-1; 4. 3 Queen'" Prido 7-10; 3, 5 Tres Hoc 8-31; 14, 14 Monarchy 7-8; 18, I<> Ilukeinanu 7-13: 7. 7 Defoe ,-lOj 12 12 Lady Wesnex 7 •<; 0, 10 Grand Vizier 7-11; 9. 9 Tho Grasper 7-7; 10, 0 Dusky Crown 7-U; 11, 11 Joystick 7-0 alto ""wonbv two lengths; half a tenKth second and third. Defoe was fourth. Time, lmin 57»ec. TWTTORD HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. Six furlongs. 1. -I—MAINB 8-4 .. Morris 1 2—llatunia 9 0 . . Anderson 2 0. o—Silver Bont," 7-101 .. Leach 3 0 1 Contact 0-0; 5, 3 Passion Flower 8-13; 8, 0 Sunny Maid 8-8: 3. 5 Hunting Star 8-3: 7, 7 Lord Hereford 7-10; 11, 11 Abbey Koala 9-0: 30. 10 Fnther's Choleo 7-4; 12, 12 Gresnoro 7-4; 9, 8 Bonnie Son; 7-0 also started. Won by half a head; neck second and third. Bonnie Sons was fourth. Time, lmin OKAWA HANDICAP, Of 100 60V3. six furlong*. 1. j—GOOD TIUNTINO 9-2 . . Re<;d 1 2. 2—Coronilla 8-3 . . March 2 4. 4—Sunny fiky 8-4 . . Goldfinch 3 3, 3 Souchong 8-12; 8, 5 Mercian I'rinco 7-8; <S. 0 Tehoma 8-0 also started. Coronilla made all tho running, followed bv .Souchong, Sunny Sky, and Good Hunting. The last-named eau;rht Coronilla 50 yards from the float. winning narrowly. Sunny fiky and .Souchoiir; both fell hack In tho straight. Won by half n bend; two lengthu necon'd and third. Pouehonj* was fourth. Timo, Imiu 14see.

PETER PAX WINS BIG RACE

11 AND WICIv MEETING

SILVER JUBILEE AND PERSIAN SCORE

(UKITED FKH34 4 SSOCIiTIO* — JtT ILBCTat® TELBOEUPH—COFTRtQHT.) (Received May 6, 9.20 p.m.) SYDNEY, May 6. There was dull and showery weather for the jubilee meeting at Randwiek to-day. The sodden track and bad weather made the attendance poor. Silver Jubilee gave a splendid exhibition of galloping ability in the Buckingham Palace Handicap. Silver Jubilee was slow to move from the barrier rise, but, favoured by a clear run on the rails, soon reached the front, and the race was never in doubt after that. Peter Pan continued his winning way to secure the coveted Jubilee Cup by a five lengths' margin. Persian won the Balmoral Handicap by a brilliant display, racing to the front shortly after the barrier rise. He was not afterwards troubled and won by three lengths, thus securing the second win for New Zealand. HAMPTON COURT PLATE, Of 500 govs. For two-year-olds. Six furlongs. CASCADK <5-10 ' . . Ward J Allunga 8-2 . . J. Munro 3 Ibn Saud 6-7 . . . . Murphy 3 Thero were 11 utartors. Oascado was first out from Cognac, Ons Moro, and Rubens. Dashing round the turn with four lengths advantage, Oascado maintained the load and won with eaoe by four lengths. Time, Imhi lTJaec. EMPIRE HANDICAP. Of UOO oovß. One mile. KING CHAIU.ES 8-2 .. Hiekey 1 Two No Trumps 7-7 .. Britt 2 Sino Cora 7 8 .. Maher E K-leven started. Itich Morn and Robber took up the running: and led Into tho straight from King Charles and Quick Way. Flniuhlng with great dash, King Charles won untroubled by Ave iongthe. Time, 3min 4400 c. BUCKINGHAM PALACE HANDICAP, Of 750 sots. Sis furlongs. SILVER JUBILEE 8-11 .. Pike I Oercello 8-10 .. .. Maraden 2 Heritor 0-7 . . .. Ward 13 Twelve started. After goinx a furlong, Silver Jubilee raced through inside to tako up the running from Tom Pir.cb. Heritor, and Cid. Finishing resolutely. Silver Jubilue went on to win comfortably by a length. Time, lrnlii 15fsee. JUBILEE OOP, Of 1750 bots. On« mile and o half, 11. R. Dangar's ch g PETER PAN by Pantheon —Alwlna 4yra 9-7 .. Pike 1 J. J. Leahy's b m Akuna by Archery— Fallingbrook syr» 7-4 .. Uanlty 2 J. Baraea and J. 8. Le ; F&vre's t>r g B»tmoth by S*teHc»-i-M«t&er , » Day 7-4 .. LSghtfoct 8 Eleven «tar tad. Silver King wan first to (how out, s>ut passing the mile Rival!! ran to the f?oat from Silver King, Pater Ppn, Akun/j, and Satmoth. At tho half-mile Peter Pan and Akun# led the field by three lengths from Satmotli and Birtlll. When they- wero

straightened for homo Peter Pan raced away and placed the is.suo beyond doubt. Ho pr.Bßed.tho jiuigo witli a tivo lengths' advantage. Time, "min WINDSOR CASTLE HANDICAP, Of 400 BOYS. S3 oven furlongE. VA Till AG TC H-!> . . Munro 1 High lioy 8-7 . • ■ ■ Stanton " Uothliu 84 ■■ •• 3 Ton Blurted. Vallate jumped tn tlift front at tli«3 unrrier rlsn and tho rare br.camo a one-horuo affair. VnUaee ran bom nil easy winner by tlrroo lengths. Time, Imin 30sec. BALMORAL HANDICAP, Of 500 eovk. Ono mile and a quarter. PERSIAN 8-2 . ■ • • Hurtle 1 l?nchi#n 3-1 . ■ . . MoOarten 2 Uiinntlieon 8 2 .. .. Mursden 0 Nino fitartcd. rerfi&H began smartly and eoou held command from Baehian and Milanthonn. Going smartly to tho front, Persian reached (he judge with thrco lengths in hand. Time. Sniin 113 sec.

V.R.C. JUBILEE MEETING

ROYAL ARMOUR WINS MAIN EVENT (Received May 0, 30.40 p.m.) MELBOURNE. May 6. Th« Victoria Racimr Club's jubilee meeting WF.s well' attended. Results: — EMPIRE HURDLES, Of 600 fiovß. Two milei. FULL CHARGE 0-11 .. Uealcy 1 Akanree 0-8 . . . . Ilownon " Dunjannon 9-H .. .. Wraighl 3 Seven started. Won by six length*; three-quarter# of u length between eecond and third. l'imo. Drain 31see. TAYSIDB HANDICAP, Of 500 govs. Six furlongs. HAVANA 9-3 . . . . Wilson 3 Barroaworn 7-2 . . . . Bailey 2 Oalulu King 7-11 ... .. Breasley f Thirteen started. Won by one and thrco-quartir lengths; a length between second and third. Time, Imin .Isssec. SttVEB JUBILEE CUP, Of 1000 *ot«. On© mile sad a half. ROYAL ARMOUR 7-5 .. Tomiaon 1 Break Up 8-4 .. .. Prestoa '£ Three pipg 7-10. .. .. Karris S Sisftean started, ine'.udlag Mttur Brlorly, ridden by Dempgoy, whiah was eighth, and ridden by Voitrs, wfcioh «W f«urth. Jteya! Armour lad into the straight ttom Byeak Dp. Three Pips, and Takakui. and they passed the pout fa that order. It occasioned no curprime when Manter Brierly «'a» last to turn for home, but he lticlsod the powerful finishing rnn which characterised hie recent Sydney aoocesse#.

Won by thrco lengths; throe-<luorter» o£ a length between second aud third. Time, "uiin ysisee. BRITANNIA STEEPLECHASE, Of COO sovs. About two miles and a furlong. I'lf KUOOJOUH 10-11 .. Douglas 1 Hoy Bluo !l-4 . . . . Dynon 2 Sui'iouo 10-'J .. .. .. Zciiiy ;; Klrvcn Btnrted. Won by ono and a quarter lengths: six lengths between socond and third. Time, 4min 7see. GLOUCEBTEE HANDICAP, Of 000 eOvi. Six furlougs. VALIANT CIIIKK 9-0 .. Voitre 1 Thu Chanter 8-7 . . . . Daniels 2 Prince Sioti 7-fi . , . . Budge 3 Thirteen started. Won by two lengths; one end a half Imigtlm between second and third. Time, lniin 16bo0. BEAEMAE HANDICAP, Of 500 floss. Ono mil® and one furlong, I'LUS rOUlia 8-7 .. .. WIIBOn 1 Silver Oak D-2 . . . . Skldmore 2 Kkrani 8-7 . . • . • ■ Voitro a Fifteen started, including Gold Tier. Won by a length and R half each way. Gold Tier was fourth. Time, Imin G7scc.

ADELAIDE MEETING

(Received May 6, 10.40 p.m.) ADELAIDE, May 6. Races ■were held nt Morpcthville to-day. Results:—HAWTHORN HANDICAP OPPRESSION 7-2 .. .. Oos. 1 Msrohinctoq 7-2 .. Medhuret 2 Ms-nous 7»3 .. .. Stirling 3 Seventeen started. Won by a neck; half a length between uocond and third. Time, 2min osec. ADELAIDE OTJP MELLTON" 7-10 .. .. Mules X Sir Rosejand 8-2 . . .. Bromley 2 Supervelve 7-8 . . .. Hibbs 0 Eighteen started. Won by a neck. Time, 2min 45 see.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN JUBILEE CUP

(Received May 7, 18,10 a.m.) mm May 6. At the Wejtfcra Australian Tutt Cluh races the following was the remit of the JOTHMOB OOP, One oiiie aad a bait. &OWKA 8-0 .. Cflopw I Oelmopd 7-3 .. .. 2 Dragnet 7-1 .. .. Turner a Ten started, including Hyperion and Second Wind. Won by. a length; neck between second and third. Titoe, Zmiti 84|«eo.

SOUTHLAND R.C.

HANDICAPS <mss» ABSOCIiTIOB TCLHOaAM.I DUNEDIN, May 0. Following are tbe h»ndie»pß for tlie firet day o£ the Southland Racing Club's meeting:'— TRIAL HANDICAP, of 80 soys. Six fur- • longs.

Foreign Star and Marj- .Pratt are ineligible. FLYING HANDICAP, of 115 bovs. Six furlongs.

ROSLYN HANDICAP, of 80 govs. Six furlongs.

SOUTHLAND OUT, of 150 sots. One ta!!e and a quarter.

SOUTHLAND STEEPLECHASE, o£ 125 sots. Two alios.

STEWART ISLAND fiANDIOAP, ot 80 6 ov ß . Sevto fuflonsr.

TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP, ot 100 am. ■ • :.Bt* lurlMi*.'- ■

1 NEW RIVER HARNESS TROT HANDICAP, { of 100 soys. Smiri 43soc class. On* mile and a. half.

st. lb. et. lb. Silver Issue 9 0 Autumn Wind 8 11 Oeenn SlnRer 8 12 Palerino 8 io Taut.au Maid 8 13 Obligement 8 0 Rod Torrftr 8 12 Corbnn 8 8 Waipounamu 8 11 Ointilln 8 7

Sir lb. t.l. 11). Kcmal' Fafsha 0 0 All Humbug 7 11 Pnlormo 9 0 Ansenil>lo 7 9 Beam 8 10 rtin Tin Tin . 7 8 Cherry JIastor Queen 8 8 Anomaly 7 8 Hula Belle 8 5 8i!k Arrow 7 0 I/orblspfjan 8 0 Clara Bow 7 0 TCnwood 7 11

st. lb. St. lb. Buy Dukf 9 8 Sillc Arrow 7 0 Paring Deed 8 10 Call Monoy 7 c Slncmish 8 9 Imp*la 7 5 Ada 8 6 Memories 7 a Geld Fox .. 8 6 Sarea 7 0 Aiselita 8 3 Seng Boy .. 7 0 CUra Bow 8 2 Juno th« liowlandu .. 8 2 Third 7 0 Foreign Star 7 6 Cintllls 7 0

st. lb. st. lb. Grand Finale 9 0 Trivet 8 6 Firdt Song 8 18 Double Shot 8 a Vonlto 8 11 Chbeta 7 3 " Great Shot 8 7

st. tb. St. lb. Membo 114 Ecclefechan B 3 Umtnli 10 9' Turaraoe . . 9 2 Nylotis' \ 10 0 French Fleet 9 2 Grabull .!> 8 , Rattdy Boa 0 0 Red lance' 9 6 .Triaw 9 0

Doif« «. »t. Jb. st. lb. 0 0 T 12 Htysra .. 8 9 Bsy Biddy 7 10 Slseciifli .. 8 9 OaH Money 7 6 Aftla .» a 7 Vfclwk* .. 7 8 Gold For .. 8 7 IaUftd Linnet 7 5 Bowlandj 8 9 AVall 0faij«t 7 4 Bfoktn 7.13 Mitt Winston 7 0

: K»M»1 Pa»la» Vwtft* ., at. lb. si. lb. 8 0 8 8 WfStrhud ' Eqw&od ,, 7 6 7 8 Grfeai Shot. 8 5 galling Borne 7 7 Itoijbl# Shot Rin Tla Tin 8 0 7 0 Amy Jotmsoa Dodg* «, 7 3 V 0 Totolomti 7 8

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