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(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 4) fAUCKLAXD T.C. WARPAINT WINS HANDICAP AUCKLAND, October 26. 31i e Auckland Trolling Club's spring was <:>e:-,d at Alexandra park at Epsom to-day in showery The track was in good order jajtisere was a fair attendance. The tolisawr handled £15.404, as against .•I*o6l v.: \h: • !:■•:.■ 1-3 d::y last year, ,"*e«« '■' Waskasu won Of WaiKfrr.ata .•!^:. i i.cnp and returned fcKtoi euix ::::::: n on the win jatehlne. R*~ ■-'■-'- MAITJ3I A I IiANDUAP, ti m »Vi trotter.-.. Smin 49secc:a.--. ■.'■".<-■ :i.r.o and a hall". « «_WASK/.KI. •.■: S. M. Au;;iiit 1 t i_E~£--» :-'•' ■ - • • Dye 2 t 7 Au'.ui! ■'■' '■■■'■ >'"' ■ C. Siubbs 3 ID 111 Bilili'-r. -S-:i ->■■■:■: ". ■» Nelson's Glory SI 1 8 Sl.Jky ---it !!. 'J Tnhnclu scr; o. 3 »S32£ Botlr.ty .'j u. j rt^ited. **« by two ki.s'i:-: eif-fht lengths scc- ,* «b<J thiui. T: : :,v.,-Jrain 07,,ee. 3min (J J-SsfC. -ir.:.". ..t.-L-c. IMPKOVIUS' HANDICAP. « It» sovs. '.ry.::: '"■■■<■- eln-s. One mile , %-HOT POINT :- ■:' . . J. T Paul 1 . j_Ae'ii' 15■•-i 'er .. C. G. Lee 2 3 J—Meiiclj VI . . F. J. Smith 3 I. 1 Barer. A!:v:vo .-cr bracketed with Kdlott: ". C Chi-rriil scr; 2.2 Frank Best »*-; 8. 8 Great Jewel -t; 4. 4 scr; ». & Terrapljne .m.t; j. j Proletarian oh itm ilarted. Vl'crn by i. lenstn a:i<i a halt; lengtH seeMi and third. Time.;--2rnin d2 1-osec, Jinin II >fcee, 2:r.in c2 4-s»ee. JfUHDE II Y.VIHCAP. ft! US S'»vs. 4mm class. Two miles. 1 I—WARPAINT scr .. F. J. Smith 1 «' t-Utmbu* IJ .. W. J. Broueliton 2 1 t-Smoot'er :;r» . . Ft. A. McMillan u D tVee Machine scr; 2.2 Bingen Chief 12-5 7Lov-.V» Pride 12; 10. in Lady CoroMdo'»; T. 5 Willie Derby 48; 6. 4 Kewpie's .Triumph or); 10. 11 Auto Machine §•l9 Xrr.;jr<jir.i..tu 103 also started. Loean'* Pride broke at the start, the ui:-r leaders being Warpaint, Wee Maori and Fini'en Chic-:', who tvore alwwa At the distance feioo(vr Embus. Lmre". Cl.i.-.t. and Loaan's Pride ti' Paint f..o>. LOimnand to -.wn by a J kar-h and a hali from Nimbus with , tßSCger a length, away third, and Lady feonado fourth.. Times —4mm 32-.ee, 4mm | B iibKK. liiir; 3'J l-a;e t -. i P.VKSELL HANDICAP, ' (K 125 so'.".. 3min "Is<e class. One mile I. S—BONNY AZURE scr V. .T. Smith 1 1 J-Ironude >x-r .. J. G. Itobertson 2 i 2—Our ilcKraney 24 . . ' Vernal J i 1 Havori d'Or 12 bracketed with Bonny toefs: 5 Lucky Love scr; 4, 4 Red Frontor 12- 7, S Worthy Chief 12: 6,. G HaeBtti Pit 24: e. 7 Whaki'.hihi 24 also Won bv r.-.:f a neck second and fcrd. Muc, S.'Tiiii 22i.ee. MOUNTAIN HANDICAP, Cf 130 sov-- L'nhoppled trotters. smln ch-ic- Two miles. 4 ra GHODNEVI2 jwnieti3 a 1 s—Woi'iiv Nor scr P. M. Morrison 2 ! 1-Audo "Patch 4« -. C. G. Lee 3 "J. 2 Autumn Lou 3';; 3, 3 Captain Bolt «: i!, E Mountain Sun 108 also started. Won by a lewith and a quarter: lengtn ■caid aii'i third. Times—lmin 47 l-ssec. tela «fS'--e. 4:t:ci 46-ee. ononrn handicap, tftyiv.' "",m 32:. Ec claiS. Onernlle c:.!id a VO.l. I J—BILVKR WATCH -cr Mahoney 1 1. 1-Kewpte's Tlond scr Robertson J I 4—Rare Hey scr . L. O. Thomas i 4. S UvrJitate scr; 7. 7 Parrish Belle scr; t, 2 Blaadicrd 24; 6. t! Guid Hairst J6 also •ttn. Stlvi'r Watch Lormr.z to the front •u-ly to iiatmain a lead for the whole Journey. Tin- order at the turn was Silver Watch Kcv.T>i'-'-( Bond, Rare Rey, Hl*o«3T«i. and Pain.h Belle. Silver W*teh won cuir-fortablv by a length and *b*Ufrom K"wpit's Bond, with Rare Rey two lengths and a half back third. Blandlord was fourth. Times —3min 22 2-ssec, 9!r.in Zistx, 3mm IG.-t-e. mWAitUS' HANDICAP, Of 115 sovs. 3mm 40sec class. One rnile and a half. 8. 5-KINGS PLAY 4a . . Wood 1 1 S-Hepllca 12 . . S. M. August 2 «- 4-Kenworthy scr -■ Walker 3 2.2 Bismuth x-jr: C. 7 Kov/pie's Crest ■T 1. 1 Nellota scr; 7, 6 Derby Fame Jb «lao ftarted , Won by three-quarters of a lenKth; two JfWthi ana third. Times—3min ■tec, arnin 2a l-ssef. 3min 31 2-ssec. ELL'CTKIC HANDICAP, CS 179 govs. 2min 4'n-.ef class. One mile and a cuarter. J. S-SUPEHTAX scr . . C. Pringle 1 i. 6—Uanotuvre 12 .. S. M. August i «- 11—Herod scr .. Robertson 3 *. 10 Cimarron -,■; 4 4 Edna Worthy •jr. 14, 14 Glandore scr; 2.2 Ringtrue scr; «. » Trustworthy ;i; 13. 13 Realty 12; 12, « K*wpie- 5 Guy •'-!• 7 8 Wee Machine 24; f 1 Prtr.ce Pedju ::',■ 'i;, 5 Smooger 30; 1. 'Worthy Li;;!.t. 4;; i.h.i started. *oaby a le.-i"' ■• -,nd a half: length seeled and thud Timc-i—2min *'J l-ssec, ■*tO 43 3-ibte. 2m;n 41) 4-ssec. Notes on the racing [THE pp.ess Special Service.] At'CKLAND, October 26. _. A surprise Victory «wre ua„ a surprise in the waite- ■•*• Hand:, a;; when Waskasu, start- ?« ill preference to her stable-mate *» Marble, won well to pay over a •••• The -avounte. Pearl Parrish ■■» first out from a breaking lot, but the ha k Waskasu ran to the *■< whil.- Stalky Nelson's Glory, *« asisa v.ere in behind Pearl Far*Jl The 1.-ader broke at the halfS* but beti'ed down to lead Pearl E?*"*k across the top, followed by S"fc Pear! Parrish tired badly and *««» J-lot second place, with the •tUTite next. Backers Again Astray _*• T. Paui furnished a surprise in m Improvers' Handicap when he •«aJ«i the six-year-old Travis AxpWtfay— Mi;..j- Spear horse. Hot Point, ■•toe at a double figure price. A b P? s : fc« began best and led from Aeriel m, Frank Best, and Hot Point Cross-

ing the top Aeriel Bell took charge and Hot Point went after her, and, staying on solidly, beat her comfortably in 2min 52 l-ssec. Nellota made a good final effort but could only get third, being followed by her stablemate, Baron Alfonso. Proletarian turned round at the start and took no part in the race. Warpaint Improves Bingen Chief, after trailing "Wee Machine and Warpaint for four furlongs in the Jellicoe Handicap, worked his way to the front, and after the mile was passed in 2min 15sec slowed the field, with the result that the lot were well bunched passing the mile and a half in 3min 25sec. Crossing the top Smooger went fast and two furlongs from home he hit the front to lead round the turn from Warpaint, Bingen Chief. Nimbus, Kewpie's Triumph, and Willie Derby. With a good effort Warpaint headed Smooger. and holding off a final dash by Nimbus won nicely. Lady Coronado finished well for fourth, followed by Bingen Chief and Auto Machine. F. J. Smith's Double Bonny Azure went away tangling in the Parnell Handicap, and Lucky Love and Ironside led along the back, but making for the straight Bonny Azure went very fast to take charge passing the stands. She was followed by Ironside and Rayon d'Or, but passing the half mile post Our McKinney got clear and made a forward move. Bonny Azure was first into the straight from Ironside and Our Me Kinney, and this trio came away on their own, Bonny Azure hanging on to beat Ironside by half a length, with Our McKinney a neck away third. A long way back Worthy Chief headed the rest. Unhoppled Trotters A little slow to go away Worthy Nor soon settled down and led Young Rodney for the major part of the Mountain Handicap. Audo Patch and Captain Bolt were together handy with a lap gone, but the latter made a bad lapse. Setting out on the last half Worthy Nor increased her lead, but she tired in the run home and Young Rodney finished best to beat her and Audo Patch, who did not respond as well as expected when asked to go after the winner. Captain Bolt was fourth, with the other pair a long way back. From End to End Silver Watch was first out and first home in the October Handicap. He was early attended by the favourite. Kewpie's Bond, but down the back Luminate went fast after a poor beginning, and Parrish Belle was with Kewpie's Bond. She got a good run leaving the straight and trailed Silver Watch across the top, where Blandforc) ran up very fast to be second, but broke up. The favourite challenged the leader in the straight, but could not reach the grey. Rare Rey came with a good rattle for third, with Blandford next. A Fine Performance King's Play won the Stewards' Handicap with a fine effort. Going away well he made up his handicap early, and wjth a mile to go was handy to the leading pair. Replica and Kenworthy. King's Play joined Replica at the home turn and slaying on the better, got the decision. Kenworthy put up a good fight, but was not good enough and had to be content with third place. Kewpie's Crest, who was I last three furlongs from home, finished -well for fourth. Supertax Shows Speed Always well placed, Supertax came away in the straight to score a good win in the Electric Handicap. Edna Worthy led for six furlongs from Supertax and Trustworthy, but at the three furlongs Supertax took charge, with Manoeuvre running up fast and V/orthy Light and Smooger showing up. Supertax did best to beat Manoeuvre, with Herod, who was always in the picture, third, followed by Smooger and Worthy Light The second fancy, Ringtrue, swerved round at the start and lost all chance, TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME fTHE PBESS Special Service.! AUCKLAND, October 27. The Auckland Trotting Club's spring meeting will conclude to-morrow, when good fields will make interesting racing. A slight change has been made in the order of the races, the I Hillsboro Handicap being the first race and the Green Lane Handicap the fifth First day's form should prove a useful guide, and the following horses should race well: — Hillsboro Handicap—Worthy" Nor, Young Rodney. I Greenlane Handicap—Pearl Parrish, Captain Bolt. | Newmarket Handicap—Aerial Bell, I Baron Alfonso. Labour Day • Handicap—Bingen Chief, Willie Derby. Junction Handicap—lronside, Rare Re y- . nr,Campbell Handicap—Bonnie Direct, Silver Watch. Remuera Handicap - Ringtrue, Travis. Innivation Handicap—Lucky Love. Nelson, Luvan. The day's programme is as follows: — «tt°t BOROUGH HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. HlL Unh°?p?ed trotters. smin class. Two XStuJS. Lou" 36 Captain Bolt.. 48 Audo Patch ■• 48

WFWMARKET HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. srrrlnssec class. One mile and a quarter, orrun st.ee cia _ scr Aerial Bell .- scr gi chum .. 24 S hel ; rl v r aS 4 Icr Proletarian .. 3(i Ranfurly Lass bcr r- 4g Terraplane ■• & tr nayii.\.a Baron Alfonso scr LA°BOVR~DAY HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. 4mln 33soc class. Two miles. smoJS" ■■ 3» W°™" u •• lm Nimbus .. 48 JUNCTION HANDICAP, of 125 sovs 3min 36sec class. One mile and a half. . „ ~„ 12 Our McKinney 24 £ Sol rl-Or " 12 Haerangi Pai 24 Rayon a ur .. " Rare Rev .. 30 &£v°Chief 2 Bonny Azure 36

OAMARU T.C. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME The Oamaru Trotting Club will hold its jubilee spring meeting to-day, and with good fields engaged in all the events the racing should be well above the average. Especial interest will centre in the Weston Handicap, in which nine of the 10 acceptors claim engagements in the New Zealand Cup to be decided at Addington next month. The two Tasmanian pacers, Evicus and Emilius Way, will make their first appearance in New Zealand, and a comparison with the local performers will be cf interest. The Forbury Park system of betting has proved very popular, and this will ba in operation. This system provides for the payment of first and second dividends in the proportion of 75 and 25 per cent, betting on the win machine besides place betting in the proportion of 33 1-3 per cent. The rain during the last few days has worked a big improvement in the track, which is now in first-class order. For the convenience of Canterbury sportsmen a special train will leave Christcburch at 7.6 a.m., returning from Oamaru at 6.30 p.m. The following horses should race well in their different engagements:— Improvers' Handicap—Royal Romance, Kippagh, and Bon Chance. Trial Handicap—Golden Miller, Credit Funds, Bay Flier. Dash Handicap—Noble Prince, Tricliff. and Doris Derby. Oamaru Jubilee Handicap—Gamble, i Graham Direct, Chancellor. Waitak: Handicap—Princess Onyx, Isabel Patch, Sister Mary. Redcastle Handicap—Big Author, Noble Prince, Tricliff. Weston Handicap—War Buoy, Great Logan, Evicus. Electric Handicap—Homeward, Somerby, Taxpayer. The day's programme is as follows: 12.30 p.m.—

{THE PRESS SpßClal Senrteo.J WELLINGTON, October 27. The annual meeting of the Waipawa Racing Club will be held on the Hastings track to-morrow. Tho win and place system of betting will be in operation. The following horses may be well supported:— Hollycombe Hurdles—Lady Spy and Jazz King. Otane Flying Handicap—Blue Garter, Mesurina, and Hest. Imperial Plate —Version, Peter Beckford. First Chapter. Waipawa Handicap—The Grasper, Unexpected, and Begorrah. Krnpire Nursery Handicap—Candid and Bay Doll. Epsom Handicap—Tres Sec and Ralphyllis. Homeward Handicap—Speed, Souchong, and Slippery. Final Hack Handicap—Hard Times, Lavina, and Contact. The following is the programme. Noon— HOLLYCOMBE HURDLES, of 70 sovs. One mile and a half. st. lb. St. lb. Lady Spv .. 10 13 Thrasher .. 9 2 Manifesto 013 Black Magic 9 0 Jazz King .. 9 5 Lord HereJournet ..9 3 ford 9 0 2.55 p.m.—

WAVERLEY R.C. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME [TItE PRESS Special Service.] WELLINGTON, October 27. ■ The Waverley Racing Club's annual meeting will be held on Labour Day. The following horses will be well supported in their engagements:— Hack Hurdles—Kaola and Ruaform. Brewer Handicap—Lady Kyra. Morton Memorial—Supreme Court and Chief Ranger. Wilson High-weight—Treasure Hunt and Middle. .Waverley Cup—Ruri and Gold Mission. Noumahakl Hack—Bantry and Tahurangi. Jackson Memorial —Supreme Court and Gold Gleam. The programme is as follows:

WAIKATO HUNT CLUB MEETING TO-DAY £THB PRESS Special Scrvice.j AUCKLAND, October 27. The win and place system of betting will be in operation at the jubilee meeting of the Waikato Hunt Club at Cambridge to-morrow, when the good fields should provide some interesting racing. The weather is dull and overcast to-day, but unless thdre is rain the going should be excellent. Horses likely to be well supported include:— Farmers' Steeplechase—Semiarch, Forest Glow, Windsor Lad. Hunters' Hurdles —Gascille, En Tour, Ilium inagh. Bardowi Handicap—Gay Defence, Calshot, Flit Acre. Members' Memorial Handicap—Silver Brier, Gay Rose, Baroscope. Waikato Hunt Cup—Prosy Boy, En Tour, Cardhu. Bruntwood Hack Handicap—Mungacre, Whirling, Calshot. Ladies' Bracelet —Illuminagh, Gigantic. Bollard Memorial Handicap—Grand Score, Boughal, British Columbia. 12 Noon— FARMERS' STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 100 bovs and trophy valued at 30 sovs. Gentleman riders. About two miles and a half. St. lb. St. lb.

GORE R.C. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME [THE PEESS Special Service.] DUNEDIN, October 27. The Gore Racing Club's spring meeting on Monday (Labour Day) and Tuesday marks the opening of , the present season in Southland. The programme has attracted satisfactory fields. Providing there is no more rain the track will be in excellent order. The following horses are likely to be well supported in the races named: Pukerau Highweight—Horns Reef, Braw Lad, Shock. Waimea Handicap—McNab, Bay Duke, Dissemble. Spring Handicap—Milford, Dodge, Steeton. Labour Day Trot —Autogo, Walter Gay, Seamark. Novice Handicap—Paladino, Oliver, Restrain. Stewards' Handicap—Viking, Cherry Queen, Last Link. Mataura Trot—Royal Drive, Eighteen Carat, Sun Worshipper. Charlton Handicap—Horns Reef, June the Third, Daring Deed. The programme is as follows: — 12.30 p.m.— PUKERAU HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Eight furlongs and a

"MANAWATtT T.C. TO-DAY'S MEETING The Manawatu Trotting Club's meeting will be-held to-day. The following horses should race well in their different engagements:— « October Handicap—Native Tree, Black Native. Milson Handicap—Cassidy, Ace Pot. . Bridge Handicap—War Bird, Electric- BelL Labour Day Handicap—Gay Sister, Gunmetal. Broadway Handicap—Cassidy, Ace Pot. Square Handicap—Black Native, Bell Heather. Flying Handicap—Orleigh Mills, Warbird. Railway Handicap—Lord Wrack, GunmetaL The day's programme is as follows: 12.15 p.m.— OCTOBER HANDICAP, of 60 sovs. Unhoppled trotters. Smin 49sec class. One mile and a half. King Franz .. scr Native Tree .. 24 Kraal .. scr Bell Heather 24 N.-rtive Bird scr Black Native 48 Unworthy .. scr Fleet Arrow .. 132 12.50 p.m.— MILSON HANDICAP, of 60 sovs. 3min 43sec class. One mile and a half. St. Hal .. scr Aerolite .. scr Chronicler i. scr Baron Grand scr Mamaku .. scr Cassidy .. scr Silver Black .. scr Ace Pot .. scr Activity .. scr 1.25 p.m.— DRIDGE HANDICAP, of 70 sovs.. 3min 37sec class. One mile and a half. War Bird .. scr Electric Bell .. 12 Aerial Boy .. scr Bollnda King 48 Mr Guy .. scr 2.5 p.m LABOUR DAY HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. 4min 45sec class. Two miles. Belinda King scr Gay Sister .. 36 Winshow .. 12 Nelson's Chum 36 Lord Wrack .. 24 Gunmetal .. 48 2.40 p.m.— EROADWAY HANDICAP, of 60 sovs. 3min ssec class. One mile and a quarter. St. Hal .. scr Aerolite .. scr Worthy Spray scr Baron Grand scr Chronicler ~ scr Cassidy ' ~ scr Silver Black scr Ace Pot .. scr Mamaku ..scr Dandy Locanda 43 Activity .. scr

5.15 p.m.— THE SQUARE HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. For unhoppled trotters. smin 2sec class. Two miles. Native Tree .. scr Unworthy .. scr Bell Heather scr Bronte .. 84 Black Native scr Fleet Arrow .. 120 3.50 p.m.— FLYING HANDICAP, of 60 sovs. 2min 23sec class One mile. War Bird .. scr Mr Guy .. scr Aerial Boy .. scr Orleigh Mills 12 Electric Bell .. scr BoUnda King 36 4.25 p.m.— RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. 2min 54sec class. One mile and a quarter. Winshow .. scr Gay Sister .. 24 Lord Wrack .. 12 Gunmetal .. 24 Nelson's Chum 24 AUSTRALIAN RACING WARWICK FARM MEETING (UITCTED PBB3S ASSOCIATION -^COPTMOIT.) (Received October 27, 6.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, October 27. The weather was fine and the track in good order for the Warwick Farm October meeting. The jockey, J. Pike, was called before the stewards to explain his handling of Grand Mogul in the Varroville Handicap. The enquiry was adjourned until to-morrow. It will be recalled that Pike missed riding Peter Pan in the Melbourne Cup last year owing to suspension. F. Hickey was suspended for a month for allowing his mount to interfere with another horse in the Maiden Handicap. Results are as follows: HOMEBUSH HANDICAP, Of 250 sovs; second horse 40 sovs, and third horse 20 sovs from stake. One mile' and a quarter. F. Reynolds's b m FIRST BALLOON by Air Balloon—Princess Nell aged 8-3 .. .. .. Thomas 1 W. Grifflths's b g Limbohm by Limond —Bonny Briar syrs 8-5 .. Bartle 2 W. T. Nowland's br c Bodyguard by Rossendale—Breastplate 4yrs 7-9 _, Hickey 3 There were six starters,, including Blixten. Won by one and half lengths; two lengths between second and third. Time, 2min 7sec. THE FARM STAKES, Of 150 sovs; second horse 30 sovs, and third horse 15 sovs from stake. One mile. PALADY 8-7 .. ~ Harper 1 Lucky Pan 7-5 Richards 2 IDanaloa 1-9 „ „ nania 3

There were 22 starters, Including Wild Dove. Won by one and a quarter lengths; necfc between second and third. Time, lmin 41{sec. Norman Conquest was unplaced In the Varroville Handicap and Stalin and Lady Ida in the Greystanes Juvenile Stakes. Egmont was unplaced In the Maiden Handicap. MOONEE VALLEY CUP MEETING K. VOITRE'S SUCCESS MELBOURNE. October 27. At the Moonee Valley Cup meeting. Martinborough scored an impressive win in the division of the St. Albans Handicap confined to two-year-old colts and geldings. Revision scored a well deserved win in the Mia Mia Hurdles. Garrio had a welldeserved win in the W. S. Cox Plate. His owner, Mr A. T. Creswick, also gained third place with Felaspar. Hall Mark, who was second, had every chance. Gay Sheik was tha early leader, but tired, and Sporting Blood was never dangerous. Garrio'a rider, K. Voitre, had won earlier in tho day with Heroic Chief. Art led tor the greater part of tha Moonee Valley Cup, and the time, 2min 36isec, was five and a half seconds better tlian the previous course record. The New Zealander, Gay Brunette, made a favourable impression by winning the St. Albans Handicap. Hall Mark cut his hind legs while racing in the W. S. Cox Plate, but the injury is not serious. Gay Blonde failed to show up in tha Dundonald Handicap. Following are the results:— W. S. COX PLATE, Of 1000 sovs; second horse 150 sovs, and third horse 100 govs from ;take. Weight-for-age. Nine furlongs and a half. A. T. Creswick's b c GARRIO by Chivalrous—Garrulity 3yrs K. Voitre 1 C. B. Kellow's ch h Hall Mark by Heroic—Herowinkie syrs .. 2 A. T. Creswick's b c Feldspar by Thracian—Quartz 3yrs .. .. 3 MOONEE VALLEY GOLD CUP, Of 3000 sovs; second horse 300 sovs, and third horse 200 sovs from stake. One mile and four and a half furlongs. H. V. Braham's br h ART by High Art—Broken Melody 5 yrs T „ r , , _ H. Bastian * 1 J. H. Ison s ch g Dick Devon by Devonshire—Fretwork oyrs .. 2 F. E. Cobbold's ch c Villius by Gay Lothario—Violet Rays 3yrs .. 8

IMPROVERS" HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. For trotters. 3min 49sec class. One mile and a half. Beller'ina .. scr Parachute .. scr Bingen Lin .. scr Patty Todd .. scr Bittersweet .. scr Royal Romance scr Coreopsis .. scr Sir Kit .. scr Cracksman .. scr San Michele scr Calm Queen scr Speedway .. scr Fluke .. scr Bon Chance .. 48 Great Horatius scr Parrish Chimes 60 Highrate .. scr Kippagh .. 96 1.5 p.m.— TRIAL HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. 3min 43sec class. One mile and a half. Almont Cling scr Self .. scr Bay Flier . . setSylvie's Best scr Bond Holder scr Moana Tama 12 Country Child scr Reylena .. 24 Credit Funds scr Cruiser .. 3G Danzie Guy scr Cream Gallant Knight scr Harvester 36 Golden Miller scr Golden Mist .. 48 Hazel Russell scr 1.40 p.m.— DASH HANDICAP, o f 200 sovs. 2min 57 sec class. One m [ile and a quarter. De Soto .. scr Wee Wrack .. scr Doris Derby scr Frank Mae 12 Full Hand .. scr Noble Prince 12 Llewellyn's Ron;;omai .. 12 Pet scr Tricliir .. 12 Sage King .. scr Lady Fame .. 24 Sea Trail .. scr Wild Dreams 24 Snowy de Oro scr 2.20 p.m.— O AMARU JUBILEE HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. 4min .11 sec : class. Two miles. Chancellor .. scr Elvo .. 12 Gamble .. scr Iley Spec .. 32 Graham Direct scr Sure .. 12 Native Chief scr Todd Roddy • - scr Lonzia (T) 24 Willow Wave scr Taxpayer .. 30 Bracken .. 12 Wrackler .. GO Emilius Way 12 2.55 p.m.— WAITAKI HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. For trotters. 3min 41!. sec class. One mile and a half. Bon Chance scr Sonoma King 12 Golden Bingen scr Sphinx .. 12 I'i incc Isabel "Patch scr Harvester 24 Princess Ovnx scr Sister Mary 24 Parn.-:h Chiming Wrack 30 Chimes scr Kuini ... 30 Renegade .. scr Modern Lady 30 Kippagh .. 12 3.30 p.m.— REDCASTLE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. ;imin 33sec class. One mile and a half. De Soto .. scr Sage King .. scr Frank Mac scr Big Author .. 12 Full Hand .. scr Tricliir .. 12 Noble Prince scr Lady Fame .. 24 Play On .. scr Wild Dreams 24 Rorigomal .. scr Greenmantle 30 4.5 p.m.— ■A'ESTON HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. 2mjn 44sec class. One mile and a quarter. Sunny Morn .. scr Evicus .. 12 War Buoy .. rcr Tempest .. 12 Wild Guv .. scr Great Logan 24 Wracklor . . scr Indianapolis .. fiO Blue Mountain 12 Roi 1'Or .. til 4.40 p.m.— ELECTRIC HANDICAP fin saddle), of 200 sovs. 2mm 11 isec class. One mile. Mocast .. scr Somerby .. 12 Willow Wave scr Kingcraft .. 24 Bracken .. 32 Native Chief 24 Homeward .. 12 Taxpayer .. 24 Prairie King .. 12 WAIPAWA COUNTY R.C. THE PROGRAMME

GREENLANE HANDICAP, c if 100 50VS, Unhoppled ! trotte rs. 3mir l 49sec class One mile and a half. Elissa .. scr Pearl Parrish scr Stalky .. scr Charter is Bay 36 Ti'ilimlo .. scr Autumi ti Lu .. 84 Rose Marble .. scr Captain I Bolt .. 96 Neispear .. scr Young Rodney 06 3.30 p.m.— CAMPBELL HANDICAP, c if 130 : sovs. 4min 46: sec cla ss. Two miles. Rare Rey .. scr Gold Dredge 36 Luminate .. scr Silver Watch 36 Bonnie Dire >ct scr Guid I lairst .. 36 Kcwpie's Bo nd 12 icing's Blandford .. 24 Warrior 06 War Officer .. 24 1.5 p.m.— REMUERA HANDICAP, of 170 SOVS. J imin 48sec class ;. One mile nr id a quarter Herod .. scr Manoei ivre 12 Cimarron .. scr War P aint 12 Edna Wortl ly scr Supertax 12 Nelson de Oro scr Kewpk ;'s Guy 2-1 Glandore .. scr Logan's Pride 24 Ringtrue .. scr Wee Machine 24 Travis .. 12 Smoogc ;r 38 Realty .. 12 Binsen Chief 36 4.40 p.m.— INSULATION HANDICAP (ii i saddle] 1, Of 125 aovs. 2min 23sec c ilass. One mile. King's Guii ie scr Worthy Chief 12 Lvicky Lo' ve scr Our McKinney 24 Grey Mist .. scr Peter Junior CO Nelson Luvan scr

12.40 p.m.— OTANK HANDICAP. of 60 sovs. Six furlongs. St. lb. St. Ib. Contact .'. 9 0 Silver Song 7 9 Hest 8 13 Blygain 7 9 Mesurina 8 5 Granvale .. 7 7 Snowball 8 3 Monarchy ,. 7 4 Blue Garter 7 11 1.25 p.m.—* IMPERIAL, PLATE, 0 if 60 sovs. Si x furlongs. St. ib. st. lb. Tidal Song 8 7 Version 8 7 Barufa 8 7 Tigrone 8 7 Master First Chapter 8 7 Cyklon 8 7 Ballyculane 8 7 Silver Tide 8 7 Grand Vizier 8 7 Sybil Song 8 7 Soho 8 7 Morning Peter Quest 8 7 Beckford 8 7 2.5 p.m.— WAIPAWA COUNTY HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. One mile t and a quarter. st. lb. St. lb. Unexpected 8 8 Laconic 7 7 The Grasper 8 2 Begorrah 7 2 Happy Bothwell 7 0 Landing 8 2 Sybil Song 7 0 Shirred Royal Garter 7 0 Ribbon 7 9 2.40 p.m.— EMPIRE NURSERY. of 70 sovs. Four furlc >ngs. st. lb. st. lb. Candico 8 8 Larwood 8 1 Royal Silver River 7 10 Minstrel 8 3 Chat 7 10 Gay Doll .. 8 2 Patricia Holm 7 10 3.20 p.m.— EPSOM HANDICAP, . of 60 sovs. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. st. lb. Tres Sec 11 10 Ralphyllis 10 9 The Grasper 11 6 Iddo 10 7 Royal Shift 10 12 4.5 p.m.— HOMEWOOD HANDICAP, of 70 sov s. Six furlongs and a half. St. lb. St. lb. Slippery 9 4 Sunny Maid 7 11 Speed 8 12 Cullus ',. 7 10 Souchong 8 4 Ephialtes 7 9 Cawbeen 7 11 False Scent 7 0 4.45 p.m.— FINAL HANDICAP. of 60 sovs. Five furl ongs a nd a half. St. lb. st. lb. Contact 9 0 Hard Times 7 7 Lavinia 9 0 First Chapter 7 4 Padishah 8 3 Soho 7 4 Royal Feast 7 13 Peter Silver Song 7 11 Beckford 7 4

[\oon — HANDICAP HACK HURDLES, of 110 sovs. One mi e and a half. St. lb. st. lb. Ruaform .. 10 4 Bay Sand .. 9 0 Dombey .. 9 9 Chief Savage 9 0 Kaola ..98 Danzofr .. 9 0 Spender .. a a Browneel .. 9 0 12.40 p.m.— BREWER HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Six furlo ngs. St. lb. st. lb. The Tiger .. 8 9 Limulua .. 8 4 Ladv Kyra 8 7 Moatoa .. 7 5 Refresher ..8 7 1.30 p.m.— MORTON MEMORIAL MAIDEN RACE, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Supreme Golden Rule 8 0 Court 8 0 Kentucky Nil get .. 8 0 Song 8 0 Hinkey Chief Ranger 8 0 Pinkey R 0 Bonny Glow 8 0 Autumn Leaf 8 0 Seamond .. 8 0 Kin Ora . . 8 0 Matrimony 8 0 Mademoiselle Erebus .. 8 0 Qucx 8 0 Chalice .. 8 0 2.10 p.m.— WILSON HIGH-WEK 3HT HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Sc ven furlongs. st. lb. St. 11). Headmistress 0 5 Princess Treasure Gowrie 8 0 Hunt 9 3 Red Fox ..8 0 The Image .. 8 10 Roval Dispute 8 0 Alcides .. 8 10 Middle .. 8 0 Mustang .. 8 B Celeste ..8 0 Prince Reno 8 0 3 p.m.— WAVERLEY CUP. of 200 sovs. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. St. lb. Jiuvl .. fi 10 Carfex ..7 5 A;'a Khan .. 8 10 Silk Sox .„ 7 0 Gold Mission 8 2 Lady Eka ... 7 0 Refresher .. 7 12 3.45 p.m.— MOUMAHAKI HACK STAKES, of 100 tovs. One mile and S5 yards. st. lb. st. lb. Sporting Song 9 0 Ladv Eka ... 7 8 Bantry .. 8 13 Careful „„ 7 0 Oriel .. 8 10 Red Fox .... 1 0 Tahurangl 8 9 4.30 p.m.— JACKSON HANDICAP MEMORIAL STAKES, ot 100 sovs. Five furlongs. Bt. lb. St. lb. Gold Gleam 9 9 Weatherstep 8 4 The Ark .. D 6 Red Sand .. 3 4 Kara ..9 3 Autumn Leaf 8 •! Collodion ,. 8 13 Hunting Lad 8 0 Silk Sox .. 8 13 Kentucky All Spirit ..8 9 Song 8 0 Supreme Serviette ..8 0 Court 8 9

Semiarch 12 0 Moree 11 4 Beckford 11 8 Hirawa 11 0 Forest Glow 11 8 Dark Lanner . • 11 8 Princess 11 0 Val Reo .. 11 4 Atlantus 11 0 The SwagHomelight 11 0 man 11 4 Townsman 11 0 Windsor Lad 11 4 12.43 p.m.— HUNTERS' HURDLES , of 125 EOVS. About one mile and three-quarters. Bt. lb. st. lb.• Petrarch .. 10 11 Panloff 9 2 Gaseille ' .. 10 11 Indolent 9 0 Sandy Dlx 10 4 Hinipoto 9 0 En Tour .. 10 4 Folly's Sub Editor 9 9 Choice 9 0 Uluminagb. 0 2 Homelight 8 0

half. St. lb. St. lb. Horn's Reef 10 0 Golden Lap 9 0 Sungem . • 9 13 Red Terror 9 0 Shock 9 9 Little Pal .. 9 0 Braw Lad .. 9 8 Silken Lad 9 0 Red Lance .. 9 0 1.10 p.m.— WAIMEA HANDICAP, of 120 gov: 3. Six 6t. lb. St. lb. Bay Duke .. 9 2 McNab 7 13 Slaeinish 8 8 Royal Pal .. 7 13 Song Boy .. 8 4 Pompax 7 9 Gold Fox .. 8 3 Dissemble 7 8 Island Linnet 8 2 Cintilla 7 7 Amelita 8 0 1.50 p.m.— SPRING HANDICAP, , of 175 sovs. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. St. lb. Osculate 9 0 Toreador 7 8 Kemal Pasha 9 0 Salmo Salar 7 6 Grand Finale 8 10 Milford 7 G Dodge 8 2 Amy Johnson 7 5 Steeton 8 1 Worship 7 3 Cough ,. 7 9 2.30 p.m.— LABOUR DAY TROT (in harness), of 120 sovs. 3mi ;n 43sc :c class. One s mile and a half. Autogo ,. scr Seaward de Belle Grattan scr Oro scr Eglinton .. scr Shining Sun scr Harold Guy . .. scr Silver Guy . scr Labour Chime ;s scr Walter Gay . . scr Loyal Sun .. scr Worthy Claire scr Master Garry scr Vanilla Guy . . 24 Miracle . scr Carillon Chirm es 30 Patricia Derb y scr Guywin . 36 Seamark . scr Shandon Chim .es 30 3.10 p.m.— NOVICE HANDICAP , of 110 sovs. Six st. lb. st. lb. Wall Street n o Corban 8 5 Sunny Jean 8 10 Great Empire 8 4 Oliver a n Wild Career 8 4 Paladino 8 7 Trebleaclc .. 8 4 Tautau Maid 8 8 Palarino 8 4 Waipoimamu a 7 3.50 p.m.— STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 125 sov: s. Six st. lb. ... St. lb. Travenna 9 1 Hula Belle .. 8 3 Palermo 8 12 Beam 8 3 Cherry Queen i R 10 Last Link .. 7 13 Great Shot 8 3 Viking 7 4 Red Boa 8 7 Enwood 7 3 Master Broken Rule 7 0 Anomaly 8 3 4.30 p.m.— MAT AURA TROT ( 'in harness), < 3f 120 .sovs. 3min 39sec class. One mi le and a half. Blue Spark . ,. scr Mountain Lad 12 Chevalier . scr College Boy.. . 24 Gold Valley . ,. scr O/anuin . 24 Happiness .. scr Ready Money 24 Single Lee .. scr Royal Drive . . 24 Sun Peter Mitchc 11 3G Worshlppc ■r scr Radiant Gold 30 Eighteen Cara t 12 Desert Cloud 48 Sunny Sir Gowan .. 48 Southlan d 12 5.10 p.m.— CHARLTON HANDICAP, of 125 eovs mil,. i. One st. lb. st. lb. Maviim 8 11 June the Honest Maid 8 11 Third 7 7 Daring Deed 8 7 Impala 7 7 Horn's Reef 8 5 Young Braw Lad .. 7 13 Sentinel 7 7 Bay Biddy 7 7 1.29 p.m.— BARDOW1E HANDICAP.of 100 sovs and sweepstake longs and of 2 a half sovs each. Si: x furst. lb. st. lb. Gay Defence 9 5 Sir Tommy 8 0 FHtacre 9 1 Ellanui 8 0 Orac 8 10 Jan Ridd .. 8 0 Te Hal 8 7 Diacquedoon 8 0 Calshot 3 7 Brilliant Acre 8 0 Bonnie Song 8 7 Nigger Rill 8 0 La Femme Te Taua 8 0 Noire 8 5 Cyllaros 8 0 Sweet Lap 8 1 MungaGay Egypt 8 0 kowhai 8 0 Mafeking 8 0 Cynara 8 0 Golden The Vamp 8 0 Jubilee 8 0 Karohia .» 8 0 2.12 p.m.— MEMBERS' MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. One mi! le and a quart er. St. lb. St. lb. Baroscope 0 0 Solomon 7 12 Astarth 8 S Musquil 7 6 Silver Brier 8 5 Desert Star 7 6 Gay Rose 8 3 L'AHegro . - 7 4 Master Scotch Norval 8 1 Nation 7 4 King's Gay Cockade 7 0 Archer T 12 2.57 p.m.— WAIKATO HUNT JUBILEE CUP, of 175 sovs and cup valued at 50 sovs. ! About three mil es. 1 st. lb. &t. lb. Cardhu 11 7 Zane Grey 9 12 Clan Ronald 1 Prosy Boy .. 11 G 11 2 Ardmanning En Tour .. 9 9 .9 9 i Golden Serniareh 9 7 | England 10 13 Bells of Bow 9 0 ! Cupella Val Reo .. 0 0 j Abbey 10 12 Dark ; Petrarch 10 11 Princess 9 0 Cromwell .. 10 7 3.43 p.m.— BRUNTWOOD HACK HANDICAP. of 100 sovs. Six and i i half furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Scotch Natior l 9 7 La Femme Mungacre .. 9 3 Noire 8 1 Orac 8 8 Day Wind .. 3 0 Whirling 8 8 Polly Wahine Reihi 8 7 Douglas 8 0 Golden Sir Tommy 8 0 Princess 8 7 Libra 8 0 Square Acre 8 7 Mungakowhai 8 0 Te Hai 8 5 Royal Broncy 8 0 Calshot 8 5 Rothoon 8 0 4.29 p.m.— LADIES' BRACELET ' HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Gen tlemen riders. One mile and a quai rter. st. lb. St. lb. Gigantic 11 10 Royal Sub Editor 11 0 England 10 7 Panloft" 11 0 HolmefeU .. 10 7 London 11 0 Seaman 10 7 Illuminagh 11 0 Survoy 10 7 Kanapa 11 0 Winding Curlew 11 0 Trail 10 7 Sandy Dix 10 13 Modern Maid 10 7 Puccini 10 7 Homelight .. 10 7 Chamary 10 7 Adsum 10 7 Val Reo 10 7 5.15 p.m.— BOLLARD MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. ! Six an d a half furlc >ngs. st. lb. st. lb. Astarth 8 10 Solomon 8 4 British Gay Rose .. 7 12 Columbia 8 8 Desert Star 7 3 Coronis 8 6 Grand Score 7 0 Boughal 8 G Nigger Rill 7 (<