SPORTING

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21685, 20 January 1936, Page 15

SPORTING

FROM . PAGE J.C. x ‘ w# 'by. 'a WIND '* ■’ -//jjftfcSS ABSOCUTIOS TEUEOBaX.) " . THAMES, January .18. Thames Jockey Club’s annual concluded in overcast but : .Wwwther, except for a heavy about 10 a.m. This did not. the track, which was to good There was a large attend.lSAn enquiry into toe running of to the Puriri Handicap on mrzLtiv; was concluded. The comthat it viewed the runTassau with grave suspicion, Swathe evidence was insufficient to -vSaav ftotoer action. The jockey, 1-gfo was severely cautioned and to infuse more vigour into 1 to future. The totalisatdr ?$ were £11,794, compared ; £9295 10s on the second day For the meeting toe.tbtal ' £21,010 10s, against -BesnUP—KOPU HANDICAP. :Of 60 sovs. Six furlongs. »,k.SOPE LASS 8-1 - .. Manson 1 * la-Otacquedoon 8-1 .. Dulleu ‘2 -r Tonic 8-4 car. 8-5 Fergus 3 i i The vamp car. 8-0: 3, 3 Dustup car. , Aramis 8-3; 13,; 12 Musk. car. • Race Whip 8-1;: 10, 11 Statma - » Saskatoon 8-1; 14. 14 Bothooh ‘-Li’lVAll Irish car. 8-2 i; 12. 12 Clov- ?, 13 King Theo 8-1 also started. : Tffnn by a length and a half; same sec- ' end and third. Time, Imin 18sec. gptDTAIA HANDICAP HURDLES, Of NO sovs. One mile and three-quarters. 4. :4_BIdTISH COLUMBIA 9-6 A. Watson 1 1. 2-Moss Vale 9-0 car. 9-1 Burgess 2 ,6. f—Seniiarch 9-1 Gilmer 3 3.1' Solomon 10-0 (fell); 8,-5 Clan Ronald Ml 3i 3 Last Lap (broke down); ,7. 8 l Valorous 9-4; 10. 10 La Femme Noire , can. y-3;. 9. 9 King Tim 9-0 also Started. W<gi by two lengths; three lengths sec- i mi m third. Time,3mln 19sec. TUBUA HANDICAP, > Of 70 sovs. Six furlongs. 5. 2—LAUDATORY 8-4 .. Martin 1 7. 7—Gay Egypt 7-7 car. 7-3 P. Yearn 2

1. I—Wlnlona 8-8 .. McTavlsh 3 5, 6 Leo Colossus 9-0; 4, 5 Te Hal 8-5: 8, 4 King Brlerly 8-1. gar. 8-3; 8, 8 Application a(r. 7-11; 2, 3 Mafeklng car. -7-3; '9, 9 Ruapal 7-7 also started. Woo by three-quarters of a length; a length and a half second and third. Time, Imln J7sec. THAMES HACK CUP HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs. One mile. 7, 7— VALRENT 7-8 car. 7-7 Tremaln 1 2. 2—Enlightenment 8-3 Wiggins 2 6. ’ 6—Loombinatlon 7-12 .. Horne 3 ' 3, 1 Huskle car. 8-4; 1, 4 Lady Zinnia 35; 4,2 Seaman 8-0; 8, 8 Queen Nona 7-10; > 6, 5 Hacette car. 8-8 also started. Wpn by a neck; a head second and third. Time, imin 45sec. _ PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, Of 120 sovs. Nine furlongs. 4. 6-DAY WIND 7-3 car. 7-0 W. Thompson 1 1. I—Lagoon 8-0 ~ Tremaln 2 2.3—i Prince Acre 8-3 car. 8-0 Winder 3 6, 7 Sir Abb 9-0: 5. S Master Norval 8-2; 7, 4 Miss Lu 8-0 car. 7-11; 3. 2 Bonny Gay 7-6- 8. 8 Grand Talk 7-2 car. 7-7 also, started. Won by a length and a half each way. Time, Imln 58sec. 1 PARAWAI HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. 3. • 4-LUCIDUS 9-0 .. Goldfinch 1 4. 2—Tin Lap 7-8 .. Wiggins 2 1. I—Solaria 8-3 .. Parsons 3 2, 3 Wahlne Reihi 8-1 car. 8-3|; 5, 7 Coronls 7-13; 6. 5 King Ford 7-7; 7, 6 Putin Park 7-1 car. 7-8 also started. Won by two lengths: half a length secondhand third. PAREWELLL HANDICAP, Of 80 sovs. Six furlongs. T. 7—ABBEY FEALE 7-7 car. 7-2 • , ‘ W. Thompson 1 - 2,' I—Professional 7-8 McTavish 2 3. 3 8-5 Goldfinch 3 4, 4 Wlnlona 8-4; 6. 7 Triune 8-3; 1. 2 Sir Tommy 8-0: 5, 5 Sing Lee 7-5 car. 7-9 also started Won by half a head; a length and a Sorter second and third. Time. imi w 17 : 3-ssec. / COUNTY HACK HANDICAP, Of 75 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1. I—RING SHOT 8-5 .. McTavlsh 1 \ 2—Gay Egypt 8-0 ~ P. Fearn 2 4., 4—Libra 8-0 .. Parson 3 ,2, 3 Dutch Girl 8-0; 5, 5 Pound Sterling 8-0; 9, 9 Barograph car. 8-4; 8, 7 EUanul car. 8-1; 7, 8 Ella Bunsby 8-0; 6, 6 Wahlneroa 8-0 also started. Won by three-quarters of a length; a length second and third. Time. Imln 32 Msec. NOTES ON THE RACING 1 . —- ITHE press Special Sendee.] AUCKLAND, January 18. A Surprise Winner The moderately-fancied Hope Lass brought off a surprise in the Kopu Handicap, paying double figures for a win; Diacquedoon and Hope Lass njaiie, ajl the running, the latter running on well at the finish to win decisively. Grand Tonic was a moderate third, and Dust Up ran on for fourth. Hope Lass Is a shapely mare ny Te Monanui,' but lacks size. The field was weak, and the form of the others was not impressive. Racewhip Was badly left. Improved Showing lumping with more confidence than on the’first day, British Columbia sewed in good style in the Hikutaia Hurdles, after being well back early. Princess made most of the running, but she was headed three furlongs from home by Mossvale, British Columbia, end Semiarch. British Columbia ran on strongly at the finish *®d won well from Mossvale, with “®niarch a creditable third and Dark ««cess fourth. Solomon fell at the “S-ond fence, and Last Lap pulled up v ®y lame. Won Again ftie first day winner Laudatory was “pm successful in the Turua HandiTpv. She secured a fine run through the rails at the home turn, and ■fir}* on str ongly to beat Gay Egypt by •mee-quarters of a length. Gay Egypt birf fron t at the straight entrance, i.rVmng out badly and appeared unJ? to be beaten, Winlona. ran a S’?? 1306 for third, a length and a away, with Leo Colossus a fair Hai, Mafeking. who did am» a l P pear .fr > be suited by the going, a rtuapai were in that order, next. ■ The Hack Cup registered his best performS* to win the Thames Hack Cup. erLT 38 always near the front, but covino a dea t °f extra ground, beI^M e of Enlightenment and practically the whole fm-w. *<nlightenment was in charge a fr om home, and appeared '■BtnJLt' 0 but Valrent finished ’ r on t^ e outside, to win by a Loombination registered a good third, a head away, with running on in fourth place. ’ Lady Zinnia, who was never U f r^erous > and Racette were next. \ J. A Solid Effort •-- with a good finishing effort / : S/J,~ a y "Wind got up to win the t>s Handicap. He was always and after following Prince Hotny Gay, Grand Talk, and KStSj . Hxe straight, came on £ by half a length from Lagoon. was in the rear for, the, iigPftP 1 parti of the journey, and very splidly. Prince Acre apwinner at the home 1 turn, but into third place half- a Grand Talk, Miss

WAIEIO J.C.

HONEST MAID WINS CUP ■■ TXUCQBAH.). January ot tbe Wairio Club was held to-day- to dull srmf^J. er * V 1 * was good, and the trock was to good order. The bandied W96 10s, against? ±-f7ol'| 10a at the jubilee, meeting last year. Results:— • ' , BXRCHWOOD NOVICE HANDICAP, Of 65 sovs. Six. furlongs. 5 OCEAN SINGER 8-8 .. Barclay 1 »~w y ? WO S? ,® -12 •• •• Wilson 2 2—Waiau c Maid 8-7 - .. Phillips 3 ? a^ u ® toid 9 *o: 3 Smoko 8-7; 12 Black Earl 8-7; 6 Western Song 8-7; 8. Henry Dawson 8-7; 11 Bonny Jttoe 8-7; 7 Ashaway 8-7; 10 Bond 8-7; 9 Obllgement 8-7 also started. , W°” by three-quarters of a length; two lengths second and third. Henry Dawson was.fourth. Time, Imin 17sec. nightcaps harness trot, •Of JOa sovs, 3min 43sec class. One mile and a half. LAY scr .. Cosgrove 1 W • .. ~ Creegan 2 • wrvWM* Desborough scr ~ Wallis 3 _,7 Eglinton scr; 2 McGlusky scr; 8 Pasha scr; 3 Vacation scr; 4 Nell Grattan ®f r ; 1? Country Guy 36; 9 Happiness 60 also started. Won by three lengths each way, Eglinton was fourth. Times—3min 36sec, 3mta 33 l-ssec, 3mln 38sec. WOODLAW HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs and a half. I—WALL STREET 8-8 .. Barclay 1 3 Wynwood 7-5 ~ .. PoweU 2 4—Dazzling Eyes 7-2 ~ Baker 3 2 Red Treasure 7-7; 5 Henry Dawson 7-0* 6 Obllgement 7-0; 1 Bond 7-0 also started. Won by a length; half a length second and third. Red Treasure was fourth. Time, Imin 23 3-fisec. WAIEIO CUP, Of 150 sovs. One mile and a quarter..

2 HONEST MAID 8-12 .. Humphries 1 3 Island Linnet 8-0 .. Mclnally 2 I—Galleon 8-10' .. Taylor 3 3 Golden Lap 7-13; 6 Mayam 7-8; 8 Impala 7-7; 4 Bay Biddy 7-3 also started. • Won by three-quarters of a length; a length second and third. Bay Biddy Was fourth. Time, 2min'losec. fOrde memorial steeplechase HANDICAP, •'Oj t ZOO SOVS. ITlW? mil/** £ QUSTtBT. I —PARASAJtfG 0-d .. .. Peart 2 3—Money Mine 10-0 .. Morton 2 3—Black Banner 9-12. .. Dempster. 3 ■ 5 Ecclefechan 9-12; 9 Bed Terror' 9-0 (fell); 4 Trisox 9-0 (fell) also started. Won by : a length and a half; at lengths second and third. Ecclefechan was fourth. Time, 4m in 53sec. WAIKAKI HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1- ALL HUMBUG 7-5 .. Wilson 1 2 Beam 8-3 .. ~ Barclay 2 B—Leading Boy 7-0 .. O'Connor 3 3 Tauramai 9-9; 5 Great Shot 8-13; 4 Enwood 7-0 also started) Won by three lengths; one length second and third. Enwood was fourth. Time, Imin 28 4-ssec. OHAI SADDLE TROT, Of 85 sovs. Smin.Ssec class. One mile and a quarter. 2—POLA NEGRI scr ~ Dldham 1 6—Night Voyage scr .. Creegan 2 I—Stiriiifg Lady scr .. Cosgrove 3

8 Egiinton scr; 1 Fortune King scr coupled with Stirling Lady; 10 Hectoreen ■ scr; 7 Kentucky Sun scr; 5 McGlusky scr; 4 Pasha scr; 12 Prince Axworthy scr; 11 Regal scr; 8. Vacation scr; 9 Glencree scr; 3 Embark 48 also started. Won by a length; eight lengths second and third. McGlusky was fourth. Times —2mln 53sec, 2min 55 l-ssec, 2min SOsec. BATES MEMORIAL HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs. One mile. 4—WALL STREET 8-7 .. PoweU .1 I—Amelita 9-0 .. .. Taylor 2 3-Bay Biddy 8-1 .. Mclnally 3 2 Island Linnet 8-12; 7 Mayam 8-6; 8 Impala 8-5; 5 Johnny 7-0; 6 Tautau Maid 7-8 also started. Won by three-quarters of a length; four lengths second and third. Johnny was fourth. Time", Irain 42 2-ssec. NOTES ON THE RACING (SPCCUL TO TB> racis.) INVERCARGILL. January 18.

Ocean Singer WinsIt was with a good finishing run that Ocean Singer won the Birchwood Novice Handicap. Henry Dawson made- the running to the straight from Western Song and Wynwood. In the Straight Ocean Singer came with a good run and beat Wynwood decisively. Waiau Maid was a fair third and Henry Dawson next. Easy for Favourite’ After breaking practically at the start of the Nightcaps Harness Trot the pronounced favourite, Stirling Lady, ran to the front at the end of six furlongs, and gave nothing else a chance over the last couple of furlongs. Leitrim, who soon ran into second place, beat John Desborough

just as easily for second money, and Egiinton was close up fourth. The others were outclassed. A Short Price Wall Street was backed down to odds on for the Woodlaw Handicap, and completely justified confidence. Red Treasure made the early running from Dazzling Eyes and Wall Street Wynwood made a fast run at the far turn and led into the straight, but had no chance with Wall Street, who beat him going away. Dazzling Eyes was close up third, and there was then a gap to Red Treasure. Favourite - Unlucky Shock was the only withdrawal from the Wairio Cup, and Galleon was sent out a pronounced favourite. Island

Linnet took up the running from Bay Biddy, Mayam, and Impala. With half a mile to go Honest Maid moved up into second position and beat Island Linnet decisively in the run home. Galleon, who got a very bad run, was close up third, followed by Bay Biddy and King Willow. Galleon was, very unlucky. An Excellent Display Parasang and Black Banner disputed the lead for over two miles in the Forde Memorial Steeplechase, with Money Mine running in third position. Black Banner was first to

Lu, Sir Abb, Master Norval, and Bonny Gay in that order next. Day Wind is on the improve, and should go on to further successes, while Lagoon was responsible for a solid performance. Lncidus Prevails The each way favourite, Solaria showed speed in the Parawai Handicap, but weakened in the straight to finish third. Lucidus was always within striking distance of the leaders and smothered the opposition to win by two lengths from Tin Lap, who came home well to beat Solaria by half a length. Wahine Reihi was right up fourth, with King Ford, Puriri Park, and Coronis in a bunch next. Coronis was caught in the tapes and carried the cord in her bridle throughout the race. A Narrow Verdict After waiting in behind the leaders till the straight was reached, Abbey Feale finished on solidly to win the Farewell Handicap by the narrow margin of half a head from Professional. The latter did not have the best of the running, and was unlucky. Mungacre was a creditable third, with Sir Tommy fourth. Sir Tommy did' not begin smartly, but quickly ran to the front only? to fade at the end. Winlona'was fifth, the nearest she got, with Triune'and Sing Lee next. Finished -Well The v/ell supported Ringshot finished strongly to win - the County Hack Handicap from Gay Egypt. It looked- as if Gay Egypt would win when he ■ ran up to Wahineroa and' Libra at the home turn. However, Ringshot finished a shade too well. Gayi" Egypt was unlucky, as he was squeezed gt the Start. Dutch Girl wad fourth m front of Barograph.

retire, and Parasang stayed on strongly to beat Money Mine, who spoilt a good winning chanoe by hitting the second to last fence and losing several lengths. Black Banner was third and Ecclefechan was the only other to finish. Parasang made only one mistake and gave an excellent display. Red Terror fell over the wing of the first fence and brought down Trisox. Never In Doubt All Humbug was a solid favourite for the Wairaki Handicap, and he proved the best of good things. Great Shot and Beam made the early running from Tauramai and All Humbug. With three furlongs to go All Humbug ran into second place behind Beam and fairly romped away in the straight Leading Boy came from wen back to finish third, and Enwood was a poor fourth. Tauramai faded badly in the straight. The Saddle Trot Pola Negri was always well placed in the Ohai Saddle Trot, and was first into the straight from Night Voyage and Stirling Lady, who was penalised 48 yards for her early success. When it came to the finish Pola Negri easily accounted for Night Voyage. Stirling Lady stopped/ into third place, and McGlusky was next. Dual Success Wall Street, penalised 51b for his previous win, scored another decisive victory in the Bates Memorial Handicap, Amelita tried to’ win all the way and was followed into the straight by Johnny, Wall Street, and Bay Biddy. In the run home Wall Street challenged strongly and beat Amelita by half a length. Bay Biddy, who was unlucky in the running, was a fair, third, and Johnny stopped badly into fourth place. This was the winner’s third success on end. He is a five-year-old chestnut gelding by Night Raid from Easy Street.

TEENTHAM NOTES

INTERESTING GALLOPS KINNOULL SHAPES, WELL [THE PRESS Special Service.]

WELLINGTON, January 18. Heavy and continuous westerly rain softened the tracks for Work at Trentham this morning, but it lifted before any galloping was done, and the weather later became fine with a drying wind. The No. 1 grass was available for fast work and it provided good going though a trifle soft and on the slow side. Proceedings were more interesting on account of several visitors being amongst the workers. Red Sun and Sunee had their usual work-out over a mile. Sunee, with the outside running, again finished in front, but Red Sun was conceding plenty of weight. The time was Imin 46sec. Brabant worked well against Te Rangitumau over half a mile in SlJsec and could have done better. Cuddle pulled very hard in front of Might for six furlongs in a mile and a quarter gallop, but Might drew up and beat her home fairly comfortably in 2min 14sec, the last mile in Imin 47sec. Cuddle is not at her best in going as it was, but Might worked very well. Acceptable worked over half a mile at a good three-quarter pace. Sansfoy was too good for Ayresleigh over five furlongs in Imin 4|sec, the last half in 51 Jsec. , Sansfoy will be ridden by R, Savage. Princess Doreen completely reversed her showing of Thursday morning by running away from After Money at the end of seven in Imin Slsec.* The .time was very good for the state of the going, and she did it well. After Money did not show up too well, but was not knocked about. The Hawera two-year-olds Notium and Gay Chief did easy work on the two-year-old track. Shy worked well over half a mile with Chile finishing well in front without being after time. Deficit, Cricket, and Sea Wrack sprinted half a mile smartly together in 50sec. Deficit shaped best, but they all went well and Sea Wrack impressed as a likelv youngster. Gay Broney and Queen of Song ran a very leisurely mile Cn imia siseci taking 55sec for the last half. •Boomerang shaded Vineo over four in 52§sec, and (worked well. Double Gift was much too good for Going Gay at the end of half a mile in 52£ sec. Double Gift has grown into a solid filly and worked well. R. Savage will ride her. Hine Ra put a big break early on Darecourt in a six furlongs gallop, but Darecourt drew up in the straight and

finished a good effort in front in Imin 18£ sec. He is an improved hack. Kinnoull and Superex were not knocked about in a comfortable mile in Imin 49sec, the former going the better. Some trouble was anticipated in getting Kinnoull to go off, and Wonderful went off with him, but his services were hardly necessary. Kinnoull has grown since he was here in October, and although he may be short of racing, he is not carrying superfluous condition. Bon Tray was given an easy five furlongs, the last half in 54sec. No rider has been engaged for him yet. Up till the time of the closing of its office to-day the Wellington Racing Club- had received no scratchings for next week’s meeting. AUSTRALIAN RACING DISQUALIFIED FOR LIFE

(TTKITED PRESS i.B3QCHYIOH —COPKBIQHT.) (Received January 19, 6.30 p.m.) SYDNEY. January 18, At a country race meeting at Kempsey, the horse Amanullah, owner Mrs R. Denham. trainer, R Denham, Jockey, A. Walmsley, and a youth named B. Davis were disqualified for life following an alleged discovery of a battery. There were only four starters In the Stott Cup, and in view of hundreds of spectators Walmsley, rider of Amanullah, was ordered to dismount by a policeman while on the way to the barrier and searched. Later, at an enquiry, it was alleged that the battery had been handed to Walmsley by Davis under Instructions from Denham. It Was also stated that the battery was found on the Jockey. IN SYDNEY ' MEETING AT WARWICK FARM

(Received January 19, 6.30 p.m.) A , SYDNEY, January 18. At the Warwick Farm races to-day, M. McCarten continued his winning way, riding winners in the Maiden Handicap and two divisions of the Nursery. Results were:— > SEFXON HANDICAP, Of 300 sovs; second horse 40 sovs, and third horse 20 sovs from stake. Seven furlongs. E. J. Watt's fh f CEREZA by HeroicRhea 3yrs 8-3 .. . . J. Pratt 1 T. S. Kirkland's b c Short Wave by

Marconigram—All Smiles 3yrs 8-3 _ _ „ A. Knox 2 R. B. Payten’s b g Bombus by Baralong—Native Bee 4yrs 8-4 D. Munro 3 There were 14 starters, Including Golden Gate, Golden Chance, and Gay Seton. Won by a length and a half; a length between second and third. Time, Imln 28sec. Clara Butt and Hands Up were unplaced in the Maiden Handicap. The Palmist was third in the first division of the Nursery Handicap, in which Rob Roy was unplaced. Jubilee Singer was unplaced in the second division. Miss Nottava. Limbohm, Loud Applause, and Cockpen were unplaced in the January Handicap, and Love Song was unplaced in the Berala Handicap. " CAULFIELD MEETING ARACHNE RETURNS (Received January 19, 8.30 p.m.) ‘ MELBOURNE, January 18. At the Victoria Amateur Turf Club’s meeting at, Caulfield to-day, results were:— ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP,

Of 600 sovs. One mile and three furlongs. H. Harvey’s ch c DICK DEVON by Devonshire—Fretwork syrs 8-12 _ * , ' K. Voltre J B. Price’s ch g Red Ray by Verbius— White Bay 4yrs 7-4 .. Bailey 2 S. L, Harris’s b g Altchengee by Curtails—Waranle 4yrs 7-7 .. W. Elliott 3 There yrere 12 starters. Won by half a length; a length between second and third. Time, 2min 25Jsec. TOORONGA HANDICAP, Of 400 sovs. Six furlongs. N. Robinson’s b f ARACHNE by Corban—Welkin Queen 4yrs 8-13 _ . , ' ✓ H. Skidmore 1 Raymond and Ranken’s ch c Great Legend by Great Star—Belgian Myth lyjrs 8-3 .. jk. Vo ltre Z MrsL. R. Buxton's b g Boros' by Heroic—Loversland aged 9-2 _ . . F. Dempsey 3 _ There were eight starters, Including Link Divine. Won by half a neck; two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin while equals the course record. Remittent and Riddle'' were unplaced in the Holiday Stakes, and Capris and Firebrlck were unplaced in the Rawena Welter, T ■

TAKAPUNA J.C.

HANDICAPS CPBEBB ASSOCIATION TELEOBAM.) AUCKLAND, January 18. Handicaps have been declared for the Takapuna Jockey Club’s summer meeting as follows: TRIAL STAKES HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. . •• Six furlongs. '■ st. lb, . st. lb.

Moss Vale 9 0 Red Flame 8 9 Diacquedoon 8 13 King Spear 8 9 Orefield 8 12 King JTheo .. 8 9 Glenacre 8 12 Glittering .. 8 9 Nicodemus 8 11 Paso 8 9 High Quality 8 9 Robles 8 9 Rothoon 8 9 Gay and Bayora 8 9 Gold 8 9 Solas 8 9 Torch 8 9 Valise 8 9 Gold Musk 8 9 Lucullus mare 8 9 Whlrlmlnt 8 9 Marlene 8 9 Free Advice 8 9 Gay Princess 8 9 Kilmlss geld 8 9 Gemland 8 9 Stormy Weather 8 9 OREWA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 150 so vs. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. st. lb. L’Allegro .. 10 5 Tea Chat .. 9 3 King Tut .. 10 1 Impellant .. 9 2 Dark Marhle 9 13 Sweet Lap 9 1 Lap Up Loombinatlon 9 6 Orenda 9 1 9 3 Bush Lawyer 9 0 PERRY HANPICAP. of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Whirling 9 0 Triune 8 3 Belkyrian 8 12 Bonny Song 6 2 Dancing Lady 8 11 Professional ,7 12 Teak 8 10 King Brlerly 7 11 Ballymoney 8 9 Gloucester 7 11 Pleetwlnd 8 6 Dark Shadow 7 10 Mungacre .. 8 5 Gay Defence 7 9 Lord Needful 7 8 Willonyx 8 3 Diacquedoon 7 7 Lion Heart 8 3 Marlene 7 7 ' TAKAPUNA CUP, of 375 sovs. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. st. Ib. Mungatoon 9 0 Gay Rose .. 7 13 Monanui 8 10 Mazlr .. 7 12 Kelly 8 9 Lagoon 7 11 Gay Marigold 8 5 Royal Sir Abb 8 4 Appellant 7 9 Impasto .. 8 4 Imamint 7 6 Scotland 8 3 On Parade .. .7 6 Tybalt 8 2 Miss Lu ., 7 4 Enge N 8 0 Walt and See 7 0 CALLIOPE HANDICAP, of ISO sovs Five furlongs. Surella st. lb. st. lb. 8 5 ■Master Vaals 7 9 Marjory Abbess of .Daw Gay Streak 8 3 8 2 Whitby Haputale 7 9 7 8 Rulette 8 2 Bon Star .. 7 7 Locknit 7 10 Palustre .. 7 5 Inver Gay 7 9 Lone Flier .. 7 5 Talkie 7 9 Lorita 7 4 ZEALANDtA HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. Six furlongs. Boughal st. lb. 9 0 Star Artist 7 13 Impasto 8 12 Crooning 7 13 Rereatu 8 7 On Parade .. 7 7 Galilee 8 2 Princess Star 7 0 Puss Moth 8 2 United 7 0 Tybalt 8 0 RANGITOTO HANDICAP, of 165 SOVS. Seven furlongs. Tuaheahe ,. St. lb. 9 0 Polly Douglas 8 o uancing Lady .8 11 Arawa Rose 7 13 jsnngmenDark Shadow 7 12 ment 8 6 Vera Acre 7 12 Tldalia 8 6 Persian Lady 7 10 Teddy Boy 8 3 Kurapae .. 7 9 Orac Bonny Song 8 3 8 3 Dutch Girl Wahineroa 7 6 7 S Te Hai 8 0 7 6