RACING AND TROTTING

Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 22943, 13 February 1940, Page 10

RACING AND TROTTING

TUKF GOSSIP

At Westport The programme for the Westport Jockey Club’s annual meeting to be held on March 16 and 18 has been circulated. A total of £I4OO in stakes has been allotted, the principal event on the first day being the Centennial Handicap, of £l5O. one mile and a quarter, and on the second day the Morley Handicap, of £l3O, one mile. Nominations for all events will close on February 27. Purchase for Greymouth Tire North Islander. Lifeguard, has been purchased by a Greymouth sportsman, and will do his Easter racing on the West Coast. Lifeguard is an eight-year-old chestnut horse by Chief Ruler from Nasselle,.by Nassau. Last season he had 21 starts for five wins and three seconds. In the previous season, he had 11 starts for two seconds and a third; in the 1936-37 season nine starts for one first, three seconds, and a third. Lifeguard is a good sprinter, and should go a middle distance on the West Coast tracks. He has been trained in recent seasons by H. Dulieu at New Plymouth. Expensive to Follow Wings of Sonfe .is not turning out as good as expected. He had a big weight at Hawera last week, but a good horse should carry weight over five furlongs among the hacks. A Popular Jockey The death of W. Lappin, the apprentice jockey, from injuries received when, he was throv n from his mount in a race at Randwick on Saturday, has caused regret in the racing world, says a cable message from Sydney. Nearly 20,000 persons, including almost every Sydney jockey and racing identity, filed past the bier in the Darling- ' hurst chapel yesterday afternoon and night. Leading racing men paid the highest tributes to Lappm’s ability ana character. Other jockeys paid tribute to him as the best . pprentice in Australia. Lappin 'started riding in January, and had ridden 160 winners. The Grand- National Apparently it was only after some effort that permission was secured to run the Liverpool Grand National this •Year at, Aintree. In a speech at Manchester in December, Sir Warren Fisher, Regional Commissioner - for the North-western Region, said: “I have had trouble with gloomy authorities, m London about getting some horseracing. But we are going to have the Grand National at Aintree.” With the requisite permission obtained, a programme was drawn up for the Liverpool spring meeting, the dates being selected as April 4. 5, and 6, and nominations were called for the usual schedule, including the Grand National and the Liverpool Spring Cup. , . •• The Grand National entries were taken early last , month, and the satisfactory response of 59 nominations was made. The number is only 10 fewer than last year, 20 fewer than 1938, and one short of the 1937 figure. The peak years were 1928 and 1929, when the entries were respectively 112 and 121. ■ However, no one in England wanted a . repetition of 1929, when there were 66 starters, which brought about constant changing of the conditions of the race. Staying Blood If New Zealand does not continue to breed stayers it will not be because breeders are not importing sires with the right blood. Martian, Kilbroney; and others have gone, but their daughters are breeding on, and there are plenty of mares, with Musket and St. Simon blood. Among - the sires imported during recent years are Baffles, Bulandshar, Blandonian, and SolicitorGeneral, all by Blandford; Foxbridge, Foxlight, Posterity, Siegfried, of - the Son-in-Law family; Defoe, Lord Warden, Hunting Song, by Hurry On; Man’s Pal, by ■ Manna; Tiderace, by Fairway; Salmagundi, Phaleron Bay, and Myosotis, by Phalaris; Night Raid, by Radium; Lord Quex, by Lemberg; St. Boswells and Vermeer, by Solario, * and others. A Quick Return' , - 1 Some time ago the well-known studmaster Mr Herbert Thompson, of Tarwyn Park, Rylstone (New - South Wales), presented a Brazen filly as first i prize in the Rylstone Hospital art union. The filly- was won by a school teacher, Mr J. D. Tolhurst of Rylstone, who put her into the ring at a sale of bloodstock conducted by Mr Clive Inglis, at Rosebery racecourse. Mr Inglis explained that Mr Tolhurst was nbt a racing man, and did not desire to keep the filly. Bidding was slow for a start, until : Mi • Inglis remarked ■ that possibly late-comers to school on the morrow jwould be faced with an angry schoolmaster if the filly was not purchased. That started the competition for her, and she became the property of the Rosehill trainer A. G. Papworth for 100 guineas. v Another Trip '. Though Beau Vite would appear to - have the two St. Legers in the Dominion at his mercy, Mr R. Stewart "has now decided to send his champion back to Australia for thq autumn . racing. Mr Stewart-believes that the colt was not seen to his full advantage in the Commonwealth during the spring, and he is anxious that he should • have the opportunity of showing himself the champion three-year-old of the season in Australia and New Zealand. Tentative 'plans have been made to ship Beau Vite across the Tasman during the next fortnight. ; He Will enter the stable of F. McGrath at Kensington, and after a few days’ rest in' Sydney will be sent down to Melbourne, wher_ his first race will probably be in the Victoria Racing Club St. Leger, on March 5. .

RACING FIXTURES

1 v February 16, 17—Winton J.C. x-February 17—Opunake R.C. (at Ha- - wera). -/ .February 17, 19—Waikato R.C. xTefaruary 22, 24—Dunedin J.C. ’ February 24—Waiapu R.C. February 24. 26—Westland R.C. . February 24, 26—Te Aroha J.C. i’ebruary 24, 26—Woodville District J.C. /March 2—Franklin R.C. / March 2— : Banks Peninsula R.C. March 2—Rangitikei R.C. March 7, 9—Taranaki J.C. March 8, B—Cromwell J.C. March 9, 11—Bay of Plenty of R.C. March 9—Birch wood Hunt Club. March 9 —Carterton R.C. March 14, 16—Wellington R.C. March 16. 18— Westpo J.C. March 16. 18—Ohinemuri J.C. March 23—Tuapeka County J.C. March 23. 25—Auckland R.C. March 23. R.C. March 23. 25— Feilding J.C. •• •• March 23. 25, 26— Riverton R.C. March 25—Kumara R.C. March 25—Beaumont R.C. March 25—rWaipukurau J.C. March 25, 26—Canterbury J.C. March 30, April I—Greymouth J.C. March 30. April I—Avondale J.C. TROTTING FIXTURES February 14 and 17 —Inter-Dominion Championships (Perth); . February 14—Auckland T.C. (second _ day). ■■■■■'-■- February 17—New Brighton T.C. February 17,, 19—Mana.vatu T.C. March 2—lnvercargill T.C, ‘ March 9—Tiraaru - T.C. March. 16—Taranaki T.C. March 16—Cheviot: T-C. (at.Rangiora). ■'March 16—Wyndham T.C. March 23, 25—Hawera T.C. . March 23, s 27. , 28—N.Z Metropolitan - ■* . SSarch 30—W anganui T.C. _

GOEE E.C.

WILD CAREER WINS HANDICAP (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) GORE, February 12. The Gore Racing Club’s summer meeting was concluded in fine weather. The track was heavy after the week-end rain, and the totalisator handled £IO,BOI, against £17,426 10s on the Saturday last year, making a total of £23,589, against £28,004 10s at the jubilee meeting 12 months ago. Results:— HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of £l2O. Eight furlongs and a half. 1 I—MERRY SIMON 9-2 .. Voight 1 2. 2—Royal Style 10-1 .. Shand 2 3. 3—Verdure 9-4 .. Mackie 3 6, 4 Milford 11-11; 4, 4 Silkwood 10-3; 5, 5 Remembo 9-9 also started. Won by a length; eight lengths second and third. Time. Imin 55sec. APPRENTICES' HANDICAP, Of £ 120. Seven furlongs. 3. 3—BLISSFUL LADY 8-3 F. W. Ellis 1 1. I—Mosgiel 7-9 .. Preston 2 4. 4—Pink Bond 8-6 .. Clutterbuck S 6, 8 New Note 8-6; 7, 7 Prince Ruenalf 8- 6, - 6 Gusterina 7-8 bracketed witn Exult 7-7; 3. 3 Southern Sail 7-8: 5, 5 Aravane 7-7 also started. Won by a length. Time, Imin 31sec. TELEGRAPH TROT HANDICAP, Of £125. 3min 43sec class. One mile and a half. 1. I—IQILMA 12 .. Cosgrove 1 6. 7—Stanza 60 .., Thomas 2 4. s—Brown5 —Brown Cloud scr .. Creegan 3 6, 6 Blue Spot scr; 10, 10 Catawrack scr; 2, 4 Fransol scr bracketed with Temple Bar 48; 7, 8 Indian Wrack scr; 8, 9 .Lorene Val scr; 3, 3 Parole scr; 9, 10 Prince Echo scr; 11. 11 Rapid Course scr; 13, 13 Sea Peter scr; 12. 12 Undaunted scr; 5. 2 Aldus 12 also started. Won by a length. Time, 3min 33 l-ssec. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, Of £2lO. One mile and a distance. 3. 3—WILD CAREER 7-7 .. Wilson 1 1. I—Boaform 7-0 .. Clutterbuck 2 2. 2—Sparkle 7-5 .. Strathern 3 4, 4 Mona’s Song 8-2; 6, 6 Nightwings 7-5; 8, 8 Fidells 7-6; 5, 5 Valantua 7-0; 7, 7 Amelita 7-5 also started. Won by three lengths. Time, 2min 1 1-5 sec. TRIAL HANDICAP, Of £l2O Six furlongs. 1. I—CRAIGLEA 8-13 .. Wilson 1 3. 2—Royal Money 9-9 .. Barclay 2 6. 6—Dolita 8-9 • Conner 3 5, 5 My Song 8-8; 4, 3 Cross Rose 8-5; 8, 9 Ferry Singer 8-5; 7, 7 Song Belle 8-5; 2, 4 The Joker 8-5; 9. 8 Lake Mist 8-5 also started. Won by two lengths: same second and third. Time, Imin 18 l-ssec. BOROUGH HANDICAP,. Of £l6O. Six furlongs. 1. I—SPENDTHRIFT 8-1 Strathern 1 4. 2—Phalanx 9-0 .. Phillips 2 5. 6—Miltiades 7-6 .. Caddy 3 3, 3 Bay Duke 8-8; 2, 4 Rodeur 8-0; 5, 5 Aspire 7-0 also started. Won by a neck; length second and third. Time, Imin 16 4-ssec. RIVERSDALE TROT HANDICAP, Of £135. 3min 36sec class. One mile and a half. 2. 2—MENDEL 12 .. Kerr 1 3. 3—Royal Guy 24 .. Mitchell 2 8. 9—Coherto 48 .. Robertson 3 7, 10 Crown Peak scr; 12, 12 Gold Valley scr; 11. 11 Great Harold scr; 9, 7 Sinbad scr; 4; 4 Ghandi 12; 1, 1 Harbinger 12 bracketed with Viscosa 24; 6, 5 Prince Charles 12; 5, 5 Directly 24; 13, 13 Loyal Sun 24; .10/ 8 Royal Chief 24 also started. .Won by a neck; length second and third. Time, Smin 30sec. AUTUMN HANDICAP, • Of £135. One mile. 1. I—ISLAY DOWNS 8-2 .. Dooley 1, 5. s—Black Bard 7-7 .. Phillips 2 2. 3—Vanity Queen 7-10 . . Preston 3 3, 2-Half and Half 9-4; 4, 4 Garorine/8-7 also started. Won by half a length. Time, Imin 45 l-ssec., EOTORUA R.C. CORNISH WINS HANDICAP HESS ASSOCIATION ■ TELEGRAM.) ' ROTORUA, February 12. The Rotorua Racing Club’s annual meeting concluded to-day in overcast, showery weather, before a good attendance. The track dried during the week* end, following heavy rain on Saturday, but towards the end was inclined to be holding. The totalisator handled £48,143 for the two days, compared with £52,695 last year, a decrease of £4552. The machine to-day handled £23,789. against £24,048 on the second day last year. Results:—. TABAWERA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, -Of £l7O. One mile and 160 yards. 2. 2—HAILE BOY 11-4 .. Ferguson X. 4. 3—Efination 9-2 .. Gilmer 2 7. B—Advance Acre 9-1 .. Burgess 3 5. 5 Little Ruse 9-11-, 1. 1 Norse lady 9-5; 3, 5 Orient Dawn 9-3; 10, 9 Bronze Spear 9- 9, 7 Diversity 9-0; 8, 10 Princess Lu 9-0; 6, 6 T Royal Huntress 9-0 also started. Won by a length and a half; three-quar-ters of a length second and third. Time, Imin 53sec. FLYING STAKES, Of £l5O. Six furlongs'arid a half. 5. 6—LADY ACUSHLA 8-11 ■ . J. Mclnally 1 2. 2—Loch Acre 9-0 .. Fergus 2 6. s—Glenbevan 8-7 .. Day 3 3, 3 Expellant 9-0; 4, 8 Full of Scotch 9-0; 9, 10 ; Master Ace 9-0; 10, 11 Fine Lady 8-11; 1, 1 Miss Ridicule 8-11; 7, 9 Augment 8-7; 8, 4 Pertinax 8-7; 11, 7 Surtoy 8-7 also started. Won by half a length: neck second and third. Time. Imin 16 l-ssec. , CLARKE MEMORIAL, ' Of £2OO. One mile and 160 yards. 5. B—HUTANA 8-11 .. Tremain 1 2.. 2—(-Kilcash 8-0 . . Evans 2 9. 9—Pleuron 7-7 .. Markwick 3 -7, 7 Anion.-8-9; 5, .6 Starbrlght 8-7; 4, 3 First Gold Money 8-4; 1, 1 Hunting Bee 7.12; 3, 4 Silver Cloud 8-2; 11 Agog ,7-9; 11, 10 Nybla 7-7; 8, 5 Raepata 7-2 also started. Won by , a neck. Time, Imin 51’3-ssec. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, . Of " £3OO. One mile and 160 yards. 1. I—CORNISH 7-0 .. Markwick 1 ,4. 4—Kena 8-3 ... Messervy 2 2. 3—The Dozer 7-4 . . Logan 3 5, 6 Lady Montana 8-1; 6. 5 Erlick 7-12; 7, 7 Saccone 7-1; 3, 2 Greek Queen 7-1; 8, 8 Eastern Heir 7-3 also started. ■ Won by a neck. Time, Imin 50sec. RENNIE STAKES, Of £l4O. Five furlongs and a half. 1. I—MERRY VAALS 8-10 Cameron 1 2. 2—Fairfield 8-2 .. Horne 2 3. 4—Valerian 8-10 .. Murray 3 5, 5 : Teacony ■ 8-3; 6; 6 Surpai 8-2; 4, 3 Valsome 8-0; 7, 7 Pantheist 7-13; 8, 8 Gay Widow 7-0 also started. Won by two lengths and a half; half a length second and third. Time, Imin 8 1-Ssec. ", ' Electric handicap. Of £l4O. Six furlongs. 9. B—KAKARERE 8-0 .. Goulsbro 1 4. 3—Town Section, 9-3 .. Smith 2 3. ’ 4—Pasture 7-11 ■ .. Markwick 3 1, 1 Kenneth Robert" 8-10; 10, ,9 Spearford 8-6; 5, 5 Sir Tommy 7-13; 2, 2 Estro 7-12; 8,. 11 Ngawire 7-5; 10, 10 Gazeful 7-3; 7, 6 Acreman 7-7; 6, 7 Bronze Emerald 7-7 also started. Won by a head; same second and third. Time, Imin 16sec. BOROUGH HANDICAP, Of £220. Six furlongs. • 11. 11—TRILLIARCH 7-2 "... Gollop 1 9. 9—Penzance 7-3 .. Midwood 2 2. 2—Sir Robin 7-7 .. Horne 3 . 3, 6 Corato 8-10; 4, 5 Masam 8-3; 1, 1 Sunola 7-13; 5, 3 Noitaro 7-7; 7, 7 Tosh 7-12; 8, 8 Valimeen 7-2; 6, 4 Aero King .7-7; 10, 10 Valerian 7-7 also started. Won by a head. Time, Imin 14 2-ssec. KIA ORA HANDICAP, Of £200;. One mile and 160 yards; '6. S—MAYSONG 7-7 .. A. Messervy 1 3. 2—Grant City 7-10 .. McTavish 2 2. 3—Brazilian 8-4 ..... T. Green 3 1. 1 Pocket Venus 8-4; 4, 4 Prince Rang! 7-10:. 8, 8 Calorie 7ro; 5, 6 Raceline 7-0; 7, 7 Tiptoes 7-0: also started. Won by a length and a half. Time, Imin 61 1-Sscc.

POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB

RAANA WINS STAKES (rasas association telegram.) GISBORNE, February 12. , The Poverty Bay Turf Club’s summer meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather. There was a fair attendance. The totalisator handled £4794 10s, against £8785 10s on the second day last year, a decrease of £3991. The investments for the meeting totalled £11,121 10s, compared with £14,065 last year, a decrease of £2943 10s. Results: — SECOND HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of £95. One mile and a quarter. 1— GOLDEN BLONDE 10-5 J. P. McLaughlin 1 2 Te Tahinga 9-0 .. N. L. Cavaney 2 The only starters. Won by 15 lengths. Time, 2min 15 l-ssec. TRIAL HANDICAP, Of £75. Six furlongs. 1— JUNGLE KING 8-7 .. G. Tattersall 1 2 Kincarole 7-13 .. .. R. Marsh 2 1— Hunting Dawn 7-6 bracketed with winner .. ~ S. Waddell 3 3 Bold Bruce 7-13: 4 Sweet Pal 8-3 also started. Won by two lengths. Time, limn 15 3-ssec. TURANGA STAKES, Of £145. One mile and a quarter. 2 RAANA 9-0 .. .. W. Jenkins 1 3 Small Boy 8-6 .. .. S. Waddell 2 I—Happy Landing 8-5 .. R. J. Kerr 3 The only starters. Won by half a length; two lengths second and third. Time, 2min 9 l-ssec. HACK CUP, Of £9O. One mile. I—QUEEN’S DREAM 8-10 G. Tattersall 1 5 Red Cockade 8.1 .. H. Callahan 2 3—Mendelssohn 8.4 .. W. Jenkins 3 2 Chandlery 8-5; 4 Minnow 8-3 also started. Won by a length and a quarter. Time, Imin 42sec. OMAN MEMORIAL STAKES, Of £IOO. Six furlongs. 1— KINDERGARTEN 8-1 ’ , G. Tattersall 1 2 Rivertide 8-6 .. .. L. Cullen 2 The only starters. Won by three lengths. Time, Imin .15 2-ssec. COOK HANDICAP, Of £95. Six furlongs. 1— BLACK THREAD 10-3 W. Jenkins 1 2 Native Song 8-5 S. Waddell 2 3 Endorsement 8-6 .. L. Cullen 3 4 Perfect Lady 7-0 also started. Won by a nose. Time, Imin 13 l-ssec. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, Of £9O. Six furlongs. 3—DUTCH ACE 7-6 .. R. G. Kerr 1 I—Diana Tetrix 9-7 .. L. Cullen 2 6 Red Hunting 7-12 .. N. L. Cavaney 3 5 Minnow 8-9; 2 Modern Way 8-5; 7 Taharakau 7-11; 4 Waikawa 7-7 also started. Won by three lengths. Time, Imin Msec. WESTLAND E.C. HANDICAPS (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) REEFTON, February 12. Handicaps as follows have been declared for the first day of the Westland Racing Club’s summer meeting;—

OWNERS AND TRAINERS. Do you want to be certain that your horse will leave the barrier and see out the distance? If so, consult GEORGE SETTLE, Consulting Chemist,. 769 Colombo street, Christchurch. Call or write arid give fall particulars. GEORGE BETTLE has had oyer 20 years’ experience with racehorses.

Well-Bred Sprinter The Iliad—Set Sail three-year-old filly Southern Sail, a winner at Gpre on Saturday, is highly regarded in the south. At the Gore spring meeting Southern Sail 8-2 was third to Mondello 8-1 and Heidelberg 9-3. In her next start Southern Sail 7-12 was third to Scarteen 8-3 and Turncoat 7-8 in the Trial Handicap at Wingatui. In the Novice Handicap run on the second day she was beaten a head by Bacewell, and at Wyndham on New Year’s Day ran third to Pink Bond and Islay Downs. . A Great Pacer . x ' While the actual time registered by Logan Derby in running fourth, in the First Division of the Inter-Dominion Championships is not known the pony pacer probably registered better than 2min 6sec for the mile, which is better than anything, recorded in New Zealand from a standing start. LOgan Derby finished third, only 10 feet behind the winner, Main Derby, who recorded 2min 7issec, and received 24 yards start. In the second division Logan Derby won after recording a mile rate of, 2min 9sec over a mile arid a half. Logan Derby is possibly the smallest pacer, engaged in the championships and standing only 15 hands he is a midget beside the West Australian Will o’ the Wisp, who is 17.1 hands. , ■

TROTTING NOTES

Reminder Acceptances for the New Brighton Trotting Club’s meeting, to be held on. Saturday, will close to-morrow at 5 p.m. Cheviot T.C. The Cheviot Trotting Club has received permission to hold its annual meeting on the North Canterbury Racing Club’s course at Rangiora on March 16. For years past the Cheviot Club has found a difficulty in catering fon its many patrons with its present appointments, but, a meeting at Rangiora should attract a record crowd. The programme, which is already in circulation, provides a stake of £225 in the Cheviot Cup. which is for 4min 47sec class two mile horses. Nominations will- close on March 1. Answer to Correspondent Sapper, Ashburton: (1) No. At Methven. (2) Wrackeen was unplaced. Wrackler was third. (3) Yes. (4) Two’s Loose won the Sapling Stakes in 3nun 26sec, and the Derby in :3min 20sec. Barrier Practice ' . • Mr A. J. Hastings will be in attendance -at New Brighton at 9 a.m. today, and will exercise horses at the barrier on the course proper. A Spent Light Indianapolis has been accorded, a nomination in the Jubilee Handicap at New Brighton, and while he is well past his best, a handicap of 48 yards would have proved a severe test over a mile and a half at any stage of his career. He is set to dp 3min 14sec, and allowing that the limit horses can improve on their handicaps of 3mm 18sec, the old-time champion would have a big task in front of him. On anything Indianapolis has shown in his few appearances during the last two seasons, the limit horses in this race, if handicapped on their merits, would be conceding Indianapolis a start. A Tricky Track Track conditions at Addington on Saturday did not suit C. S. Donald s horses, Labour Day. Tan John, and Accountant, and the Belfast trainer wisely withdrew them from their, engagements. He started Hamel Bey, Bepeal and Jackaranda, but not one of the three handled the going with any confidence. A Good Stayer s Zingarrie is not altogether a good barrier horse, but a good stayer, he should be well placed in the Birthday Handicap at New In this race he will start from the limit of a 3min 30sec class. He registered a good performance at Addington on Saturday when he finished third to Old Faithful and Wainoni Girl. Shadow Son ■ At one stage Shadow Son looked like developing into a high-grade; pacer, but while he won the New Brighton Challenge States in October, 1938, his few appearances since then have not marked him as a’ champion. One of the few of the progeny of Red Shadow racing, Shadow Son will have further chances to show, his worth. MANAWATU T.C. ACCEPTANCES

The following acceptances have been received for the first day of the Manawatu Trotting Club’s meeting on February 17. "Betting will be on the single pool system:

AUCKLAND T.C.

ACCEPTANCES (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND,. February 12. The following acceptances have been received for the concluding day- of the Auckland Trotting Club’s meeting:—

THIRD GREAT NORTHERN TROTTING STAKE S'.of £4OO. For two-year-olds. One mile. Gay Spark Kenilworth Pearl Oro Diamond Jim Village Maid Portadown Scottish Jewel Flying Star Peter’s Find Cyclone Girl Te Taonganui Surrey Diamond Trust Earl’s Pride

WINTON J.C. ACCEPTANCES □PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) INVERCARGILL. February 12. The: following acceptances have been received for the first day of the Winton Jockey Club’s meeting on February 16:—

STAFFORD HACK HANDICAP, of £80. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb.' Donadea 9 5 Cardplayer 7 12 Philibun 9 3 St. Cedric .. 7 7 Jed Forest .. 8 4 Brenta . 7 7 Sir Fredric .8 3 In the Dark 7 7 . Bonny Agnes 8 3 Miss Improvident 8 0 Waitarere 7 7 Miss Tasta 7 12 W. E. WILLIAMS MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of £140. One mile. st. lb. st. lb. Gay Rebel .. 9 0 Queen Lln’da 7 10 Gay Parade 8 9 Aggravate 7 7 Wine Card 8 8 Studley The Wrecker 8 1 ' Royal 7 6 Lady Potent 7 3 Middleham 7 13 Passenger .. 7 0 Cape Gabo 7 11 Maroha 7 0 Waltaka 7 10 SUMMER HANDICAP, of £90. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Gay Parade 9 2 Epic 7 11 . Land Raid 8 13 Bonny Agnes 7 10 Rebel Chief 8 12 Windward .. 7 7 Peacock 8 11 Rebel Rank 7 7 Life Guard 8 7 Jan Rid ‘.. 7 7 GOLDSBOROUGH HACK HANDICAP. of £90. Jne mile. st. lb. st. lb. Queen Linda 9 0 Murlet 8 1 Clubman i .. 8 9 Improvident 8 0 Shangri L& 8 8 Lady Maroha 8 7 Magellan 7 11 Metric 8 5 In the Dark 7 7 Jed Forest .. 8 4 RAILWAY HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. of £90. Seven furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Rebel Chief 9 11 Maroha 8 4 Knight Potent ,. 8 4 Commander 9 10 Epic 8 4 Peacock 9 10 Cardplayer 8 3 Donadea 9 8 Passenger ., 8 0 Life Guard 9 6 St. Cedric 8 0 Waitaka 9 2 Windward ... 8 0 Studley Royal 8 12

12.15 p.m.— 3min LONGBURN HANDICAP, of £100. 5sec class. One mile and a quarter. De Reske .. scr Stepson scr Ferapium - ■. scr Neon Oro 12 First Call ■ .. scr Winhisway 12 Golden Ayrshire , 24 Axworthy scr John Worthy 24 Gunman .. scr Orlelgh Mills 4t 12.55 p.m.— AWAPUNI HANDICAP, of £100. Unhoppled trotters. 3min 49sec class. One mile and a half. Rangiwah .. scr Expensive Lady 48 Silver Plane .. scr Native Bird . 4B Alf Parrish .. 36 Audrey’s Last 72 Redmond’s • Black Native . 132 Pride 36 1.35 p.m.— POHANGINA HANDICAP, of £120. 3min 54sec class. One mile and five furlongs.’ Arapal (T.) .. scr Loch Leven . 24 Te Roto .. scr Television 24 Warship .. scr Ropata 60 Kewpie’s Jewel 12 2.15 p.m.— MANAWATU TROTTING CUP, of £270 and £15 trophy 4min 40sec class. Two miles. Golden Moness scr Molly Direct scr Honestus .. scr Attain . 12 Lady Vasclyne scr Mongolian 24 2.55 p.m.— LADIES’ BRACELET HANDICAP, of £105. 3min 43sec class. One mile and a half. De Reske .. scr Neon Oro . 12 Golden Winhisway . 24 Axworthy scr Ayrshire . 24 Ferapium .. scr First Shake . . 24 Gunman .. scr John Worthy 24 Stepson ..scr Ranger 40 3.35 p.m.— • STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of £115. 2mln 58sec class. One mile and a quarter. Acceleration scr Tommy Clockwork .. scr McBlwyn 12 Derby Lu .. scr Allworthy . 24 Drumcree ..scr Myrtle Oro . 24 Royal Navy .. scr Sir Gowan . 24 Worthy . Electric Bell 36 Audubon scr Ropata ■ . 48 4.15 p.m.— McDonald HANDICAP, of £185. Un- • hoppled trotters. 4mih 54sec class Two miles. Decoy Bird ., . Margin .. scr . 36 Big Kauri .. scr Great Mountain 36 Black Native 24 Arapai . 60 ,4.55 p.m.— PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of £170. 2min Slsec class. One mile and a quarter. Amy win .. scr Honestus . scr Attain .. scr Loyal Avis . scr Chill Bean .. scr Mongolian 12 Civic ..scr Adversity . . 24

MANUREWA HANDICAP, of £150. Unhoppled trotters. 3mih 49sec class. One mile and a half. Glen Bingen . . scr Barney Bingen 48 Lena Worthy scr Josedale Matawah . scr Dictator 48 Port Chalmers scr Cracksman 60 - Wharekawa . . scr Gold Kip ' .. 60 Bournemouth 12 Mah Jong 60 Dolores Silk . . 12 Worthy Belwin 72 WA1HEKE HANDICAP (Second Division), of £150. 3ipin 5sec class. One mile and a quarter. , Auto Lad . scr Nawton Junior scr Barbara Scott scr Prin Linnett .. scr Charles Rex . . scr Ringstone scr Del Potts . scr Sir Echo scr Plying News . . scr Torpedo I£ing scr' Honey Pot . scr Bronze King .. 12 Maratua . scr Clay Pot 24 More Money . . scr

ALEXANDRA PARK HANDICAP, of £400. 4min 34sec class. Two miles. Fortex scr Red Flush 24 Francisco scr Three Bells 24 Parauri scr Gold Dredge .. 36 Equipoise 12 Our McKinney 36 Kewple’s King 12 Isabel Derby 48 Our Peggy 24 RANGITOTO HANDICAP, of £250. 3min 33sec class. One mile and a half. Belfast Jack .. scr Kete Kura 12 Bonniedene .. scr Lucky Love 12 Handicapper scr Silver Watch 12 Kewpie’s Queen scr Stargum 12 Our Jewel scr Bedford 24 Petite Jewel .. scr Hillcrest 24 Television scr Isabella Pointer 24 Young Parry .. scr Bronze Oueen 36 Forest Jewel .. 12 Llanvagon 36 Grand Finale 12 Royal Jewel .. 36 Hottentot 12 Transwell 36 FORBES HANDICAP . of £200. Unhoppled trotters. 3miii 45sec class. One mile and a ! half. Barney Bingen Glen Bingen .. scr scr Mah Jong Frontier Boy 12 24 Josedale Worthy Belwin 24 . Dictator scr Margin 36 Worthv Leleeta 48 Worker scr Modern Lady 48. Cracksman 12 Dick Redmond 60 Gold. Kip 12 Stalky 120 RICHMOND HANDICAP, of £225. 3min Isec class. One mile and a quarter Bingen’s Best scr Wishful scr Cavalryman . Kitty’s Choice scr Albertlnl ’ 12 scr Llewellyn’s Pet 12 Novikoff scr McGlusky 24 Repose scr Radio Queen .. John’s Last .. 24 Silk Lady ... scr 36 Sweet Aloes .. scr Royal Palm .. 36 Tumble scr FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £275. 2mln 48sec class. One mile, and a quarter. Bold Venture scr Sir Frank - .. scr ‘ Compass scr Star Pronto .. scr Fortex , scr Vanora scr Francisco . scr Bayard 12 Gold Dredge scr Isabel Derby 12 Nawton Parrish scr Our McKinney 12 Parauri scr Kewpie’s King 24 Peter" Smith .. scr Our Peggy •. 24 Ringtrue scr

NOVICE STAKES, of : £105. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Ackemma .. 8 0 My Song 8 0 Colonel Rouge 8 0 Red Feather 8 0 Cone Peak .. 8 0 Royal Money 8 0 Green Locket 8 0 Slamannan 8 0 In Flight .. 8 0 Joan Dorothy. 8 0 OTAPIRI TROT, of £125. 3min 43sec class. One mile and a half. June Tide .. scr Catawrack .. scr Eey Chimes ., scr Lady Martha scr Prince Echo scr Erin’s Country scr Brown Cloud scr Happy Erm . . scr Turco .. scr Bondsman .. scr Erin’s View .. scr Debtor .. scr Sea Born .. scr Bellond .. 36 Woolwich ., scr Prince Reydon 48 Koesian .. scr Finella .. 60 WINTON CUP , of £210. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. 'st. Ib. Mona’s Song Wild Career 8 5 8 4 Sailing Lady Sparkle 8 1 7 13 Swordstick .8 3 Chirp 7 4 Peony Rose 8 2 FLYING HANDICAP, of £130. Six furlongs. st; lb. st. lb. Phalanx 9 b Aspire ' .. 7 0 Rodeur 8 6 New Note .. 7 0 Ortyx 7 5 WINTON STEEPLECHASE, of £130. About two miles and a quarter. st. lb. st. lb. Poniard ' 10 9 King Willon 9 5 Giggleswick 9 10 Gay Boa 9 3 Vitaphone . - 9 9 Panara 9 3 Guste • • 9 9 Gay 9 0 Osculate 9 8 Deception BARKLY HANDICAP, of £125. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Nine’s Chorus 9 1 Pink Bond .. 8 5 Night Pal .. 9 0 Moonraider 8 2 Blissful Lady 8 12 Remembo .. 7 10 Pink Dress 8 9 Cherokee 7 10 Withdrawal 8 8 Southern 7 Sail 7 8 Black Bard 8 7 Craiglea 7 9 Counter 8 6 Lunch

HOKONUI TROT. -of £125. 3min 39sec class. One mile and a 1 half. June Tide scr Nancy Guy : . .. 12 Royal Bond .. scr Worthy Cross 12 Ra .. scr Overprobf .« 12 Happy King . . sdr Yon Yah , ,. 12 Diosma . . scr Stanza • 12 Erinack .. 12 Melrose ' . , 24 Dunallster .. 12 Slnbad . • 36 Loyal Emblem 12 Indianola ,. 48 TRADESMEN’S HANDICAP, of £135, . Ol^e mile. st. lb. st. lb. Swordstick 9 2 '. Amelita 7 11 Boaform . 8 5 Waitoru 7 10 Chirp ' . 8 3 Viking 7 9 Valantua . 8 1 Ashaway 7 7 Tauramai . 7 11 -Ocean Singer • 7 7