RACING AND TROTTING

Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23053, 22 June 1940, Page 13

RACING AND TROTTING

ASHBURTON COUNTY

R.C. PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY Indications point to the Ashburton County Racing Club’s winter fixture to-day being a success in every way. All of the fields contain good class horses, and investors will be faced with some intricate problems. The track has dried up considerably in the last week, and the going will be fast for this time of the year. Patrons from Christchurch will be able to travel by the Christchurch-lnvercargill express train leaving at 8.35 a.m. A passenger and horse train will leave the racecourse siding at 4.35 p.m., arriving in Christchurch at 6.48 p.m., and the express train will leave the Ashburton station 'at 6.5 p.m. The win-and-place system will be in use, and the following horses are likely to be well supported;— Hinds Hurdles—Garonne, Cintilla, Master Dingle. Novice Stakes—Wild Coon, Valcron, Sweet Mystery. Lyndhurst Trot—Mervyn Derby, Lady Denise. Pleasant Guy. Mayfield Hack Handicap—Raroa, Merry Simon, Prudent Prince. Dromore Hack Steeplechase—Cottingham, Surcoat, Mount Val. Moreton Hack Handicap—Synthetic, Midgard, Schoolgirl. Winchmore Trot —Mortlake, Arietta. )Varfield. I Maronan Handicap Lazybones, Trench Fight, Grey Honour. The programme is as follows; — 11.35 a.m.— HINDS HURDLE HANDICAP, of £115; one mile and a half and 100 yards—Garonne 10-9; Colonel French, Monipere 9-12; Master Dingle 9-9; Cintilla 9-6; Dalrymple, Half and Half 9-3; Lifeguard 9-2: Silver Slipper. Aggravate, Studley Royal, Shangvi La, Sir Gladsome, St. Cedric, Testator 9-0. 12.10 p.m.— NOVICE STAKES, of £80; six furlongs —Halt, Tap Lady. Sweet Mystery, Nightshift, Die Vulture, Citizen. Greenbank, Lockheed, Leopardstown, Valcron, Richelieu Pearl 8-10; Camphor, Wild Coon, Whiphand, Farida, Noko 8-0. 12.50 p.m.— LYNDHURST TROT HANDICAP, of £100; 3min 43sec class; one mile and a half—Canadian Prince. Clonard, Cockney, Cold Steel, Diamond Cluster. Festivity, Guy Azaleas. Hamarfast, Hardy Oak, Irish Dusk. Lady Denise, Marco Polo, Mervyn Derby, Narvik, Passing By. Pleasant Guy, Princess Maritza, Scapa Flow, Wainoni Jack scr; Ormolu, Welcome Stranger 24; Four Square 36. 1.30 p.m.— MAYFIELD HACK HANDICAP, of £140; one mile and a quarter—Shanghai Lily 9- Raroa 8-11; Prudent Prince 8-5; Scarteen, Vocal, Merry Simon 8-4; Dividend 7- Ripley 7-12: Shangrl La, Captain Bruce, Far East 7-10; Dranoel, Waka 7-8; Bacewell, Pink Bird, Iceland Spar, Grey Silk, Royal Ransom, Royal Refrain 7-7. - 2 5 o.m.— - DROMORE HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of £140; about two miles and a quarter—Cottlngham 11-12; Courtyard 11-1; Flashlight 11-0; Surcoat. Mount Val 10-7; Frenchy 10-5; Top Rank 10-4; Culverden 9-12; Joy Boa 9-7; Valens. Bright Red, Golden Sight 9-0. 2.45 p.m.— MORETON HACK, HANDICAP, of £100: six furlongs—Midgard 9-6; Raceaway 9-2: Synthetic. Sphoolgirl 8-10; Counterlunch, Sham Boy 8-9; Lord Lynn 8-7; Crack o Dawn 8-6; Ferrlby 8-3; Big Joe 8-1; Papernilla, Guspinl, Asia, Ann Mie. KUcato 8-0. 3 WINCHMORE TROT HANDICAP, of £120; 3min 38sec class; one mile and a half—Alice de Oro, Arietta, Blue Diamond, Braw Lass. Burt Scott, Garment. Irish Dusk, Jack Spratt. Jarrah, Lord Zetland, Mortlake, Pursuit. Single Star, Wainoni Jack scr; Oasis. Queen High. William Potts 12-; Gold Bar, Otaua, Twist 24; Jacose 36: Busted Flush, Warfield 48. 4 p.m.- Sft MARONAN HANDICAP, of £140; seven furlongs—Haughty Winner 9-13; The Wrecker 9-7; Trench Fight 9-5: Grey Honour 9-3: Skyrena 8-13; Wardress 8-9; Lazybones 8-7: Wagner 8-3; Flame Queen. Donadea, Rebel Star 8-0. WAIPA R.C. TO-DAY’S PROGRAMME [THE PRESS Special Service] AUCKLAND., June 21. Good fields are carded for the Waipa Racing Club’s winter meeting at Te Awamutu to-morrcrw, when the chief events will be the W. G. Park Steeplechase and the Woodstock Stakes. The course is in good order after fine weather the week, and the going should be excellent for this time of the year if there is no rain. Provision has been made to run the Arapuni Hack Handicap in two divisions if the numbers of starters exceed 22 However, it is improbable that the race will be divided. The betting will be under the win and place Brackets arc as follows *—-Arapuni Hack Handicap:' Gas Acre and Glenbevan, Rival and Expellant. Paterangi Handicap: Besiege and Te Monowai. Horses- likely to be well supported include : Andrew Kay' Memorial Steeplechase: Sockettes, Bells of Bow. Bay Dawn. Arapuni Hack Handicap; Monte Cristo, Glenbevan, Miss Valerie. - w. G. Park Steeplechase: Dauber, Floodlight, Lucidus. . * . Woodstock Stakes: Erlick, Silver Cloud, Hot Box. ■ . OraTcau Hurdles: Hessketoon, Hirangi, Lapldarian. • „ _ Paterangi Handicap: Young Paddon, Besiege, Flying Acre. Hairini Handicap; Gaine’s Choice, Rival, Bronze Trail. The programme is as follows: — 11.30 a.m.— ANDREW KAY MEMORIAL STEEPLECHASE. of £2OO and trophy valued at £25, about two miles and a quarter— Bells of Bow 10-12: Bay Dawn. Tutor 9-9; Sockettes 9-3: Semiarch. Fat Boy 9-2; British Isles, Etcetera, Okauia, Little Scotch, Hukaklngi, Alhnetlc, Romani 9-0. 12.15 p.m.— ARAPUNI HACK HANDICAP, of £130: six furlongs and a half —Hum-a-Song 9-7, Monte Cristo 9-2; Miss Valerie, Rose Acre Pasture 8-11; Trig Station. Hunter s Night 8- Glenbevan 8-9; Lady Clorane fWS: Star Vaals 8-5; Rival 8-3; Auburn Lu, Gas Acre, Die Ugly Duckling, Mingle. Preux Chevalier, Loch Acre. Acquest, Windcress, Acre’s Beauty, Phil Vaals, Miss Eureka, Joan Peel, Tahiti, Expellant 8-0. 1 p.m.— W. G. PARK STEEPLECHASE, of £350 and trophy valued at £25: about two miles and a half—King Key 11-9; Forest Glow 10- Lucidus 10-7; Biform 10-2; Daubei 9- Floodlight 9-8; Smilin’ Thru 9-i; London, Sockettes 9-0. 1.45 p.m.— WOODSTOCK STAKES, of £275; one mile and a quarter—Cheval de Voice 8-9; Jack Tar 8-5; Erndale 8-3; Erhck 8-2; | Hct Box 7-11: Very Glad 7-8; Silver Cloud 7-2; Jayola, Prival, Philemup, Armacourt, Raceline, Susan 7-0. 2.30 p.m.— ORAKAU HURDLES, of £200; one mile and three-quarters—Kaiwaka 11-9; Full o Scotch 10-13; General Ruse, Hirangi 10-12; Simint 10-8; Hessketoon 10-5; Lapidanan 10- Race Whip 9-8; Pyrenees 9-5; Rara : j tonga, Mai de Mer, Stokowski, Hutuwai 9-0. 3.15 p.m.— PATERANGI HANDICAP, of £150; seven furlongs—Te Hero 10-8: Orate 9-12; Brazen Bold, Erlick 9-6; Besiege 8-11; Te Takina 8-9; Young Paddon, Te Monowai. Flying Acre 8-6; Mon Acre. Town Section 8-2; .Hutana, Paxenb, Surella, Paddy the Rip 8-0. 4 p.m.— HAIRINI HANDICAP, of £150; nine furlo^igs—jVllo Fratollo 9-6; Acreman 9-5; Game’s Choice 9-2; Kaspian 8-8; Bronze Trail 8-5; Rival 8-3; Romani!' Nuipapa. Joan Peel, Cheval de Batailie, General Riske, Gay Bell 8-0. Find your market with an advertisement in “The Press,” in the Small Advertisement Columns. Office open till 10 p.m. —l7

TUKF GOSSIP Reminder Nominations for the Wellington Racing Club’s winter meeting will close at 5 p.m. on Monday. Jockeys as Hosts The Christchurch branch of the New Zealand Jockeys’ Association will be able to hand to the Red Cross Fund a handsome amount as the result of aball held in the Riccarton racecourse tea kiosk this week. The whole organisation was in the hands of the local horsemen, headed by the chairman of the branch, A. E. Ellis, and the receipts from the sale of admission tickets were augmented by competitions held in the room for sets of complimentary tickets for the Grand National Steeplechase meeting in August, presented by the Canterbury Jockey Club. A Rider’s Donation At a recent meeting at the Moo nee Valley Racing Club’s course, held for the Commonwealth Government, the well-known jockey, N. Percival, gave his losing fees to the fund. At future meetings held : for patriotic funds Percival will also give his losing ride fees. Good Credentials The English Oaks winner, Godiva, was one of the best two-year-olds in England last season. She won the Princess Royal Stakes at Kempton at her first start, and in the Sandown Park Stud Produce Stakes a fortnight later she was left at the post and took no part in the race. She made amends by winning the Bedford Stakes at Newmarket and the Stud Produce Stakes on the same course. She was also third in the Middle Park Stakes. Earlier this season she won the One Thousand Guineas. Gcdiva was bred by her owner, Mr Esmond Harmsworth. Coming to Riccarton Royal Lancer’s next appearance will "be at, the South. Canterbury _ Hunt meeting, after which he will join A. S. Ellis’s Riccarton team until after the Grand National meeting. The Irish Lancer three-year-old failed in his two anpearances at Wingatui. but track conditions were against him. Teams on Tour Mr W. E. Hazlett sent five of his horses —Frenchy, Noko. Spendthrift. Baltruin, and Colonel French —to Washdyke early this week, and they will be campaigned from this centre at coming meetings. Frenchy, Noko, and Colonel French are to race to-day, and all are in excellent order for their engagements. T. J. Boyle will ride Prenchv and Colonel French. R. McNay intends to take three horses to the Grand National meeting. Two of the number will be Spanish Lad and Nigger Boy. Both raced at the Dunedin meeting, but failed badly in their engagements, but the racing appears to have improved them, especially Spanish Lad. The Balboa gelding's mission is to be the Winter Cup. a race in which he finished fourth last year;, while Nigger Boy will tackle the open sprints. The third member of the team will probably be Gnohill, who beat a novice field in easy fashion at Wingatui. Turaki Over Country It is possible that Turaki, at present at Riccarton, will be nominated for the Wellington Steeplechase next month. Although he has yet to race across country the Balboa gelding has j done a good amount of schooling over the big timber, while this season he has’ qualified behind the Birchwood hounds. His connexions expect him to earn distinction as a steeplechaser, and so far his efforts in private have been more convincing in this department than over hurdles. . Good Prospects Gay Boa is to be sent to Washdyke this week, where he will join E. J. Ellis’s, stable and be sent from there to the Wellington and National meetings. The Balboa gelding has done well since racing at the Wingatui meeting and has excellent prospects ox winning an important steeplechase before the jumping season ends. Like most of the stock of his sire Gay Boa is a proficient jumper, and so far this season the only schooling he has done has been on race days. Successful Dam Direct Hit, the dam of the Otago Steeplechase and Great Western winner, Bally Brit, and also of Shillelagh Wood (second to Nocturnus in the Grand National Steeplechase), is now in her twenty-second year, but she is still being bred from. Three years ago she was purchased by Mr W. E. Hazlett, who has a good type of two-year-old gelding by Salmagundi from her, while last season she was mated with Sir Simper. Direct Hit bears her age well and promises to breed still further. She is a member of one of many successful lines bred by Mr J. .Grigg, of Ashburton. Direct Hit was sired by Fleetham from Lucky Shot, by Calibre from Tapuwai, by Seaton Delaval from Waitemata, by Eiridspord from Aorere, by Chester. Shillelagh Wood proved herself in the little racing she did, and some interest will be taken in her career at the stud. Last season she was mated with Siegfried. When first raced. Bally Brit lacked stamina, but this has been one of his strong points in his efforts this term, and he may win another good race before the jumping season ends. CLASSIC ENTRIES M’LEAN STAKES The Dunedin Jockey Club has received the following entries for the McLEAN STAKES (1940), of £300: for two-year-olds; four furlongs—A. M. Branch's b f, by Myosotis—Miss Nightraid; A. J. Brown’s br f, by Paper Money—Attractive Note; estate Sir Charles Clifford’s ch c Willow Wood, by- Cricket Bat—Winsome Hind: br c Full Pitch, by Cricket Bat—Sailor’s Love; ch f Eastern Hind, by Jericho—Wild Hind; ch c Straight Left, by Winning Hit—Competition; F. C. Christie’s br g. by Paper Money—Wanaka; b g, by Paper Money—Aspiring; A. Chisholm’s ch f. by Salmagundi—Lochlaggan; A. W. Douglass’s br f, by Irish Lancer —Solrose; A. T. Douglass’s b f. by Irish Lancer —Cheap Money; W. Dixon’s ch f, Verlagia, by Vermeer—Pegalia; D. Edgar s b f, by Paper Money—Maragosa; Drs. R. and E. Fitzgerald’s b f. by Iliad—Lady Burleigh; H. D. Greenwood’s rn f, by Theio—Queen Salute: E. Hay’s b c, by Man’s Pail—Vennachar; L. C. Hazlett s b f, by Gustavo —Saxaphone;. ch f, by Gusi tavo—Compression; ch f, by Gustavo— Turbine: b f, by Gustavo—Tractor—Quicki set mare: J. S. and W. E. Hazlett’s ch g, by Salmagundi—Bright Mark; J. P. Herlihy’s ch f, by Solicitor General—March Off: b f, by Man’s Pal—Universal; J. L. and S. L. Holmes’s Lindus. by Colossus— Greymist; G. R. Hunter’s br f, by Myosotis—Boherbee; Dr. M. G. Louisson’s ch f, by Myosotis—Royal Baby; G. R. Macdonald’s br f Bird of Prey, by SolicitorGeneral —Capercailzie; Mrs W. Mackenzie’s b g, by Te Monanui —Palantua; J. Mitchell’s ch f Theiomint, by Theio—Gaimint; br f Solerity. by Posterity—Solange; W. McEwan’s br g, by Te Monanui —Arden’s Beauty; Mrs A. E. McLaren’s b c Dash o’ Dublin, by Salmagundi—Fairform; L. S. McDonald’s b f Silver Lily, by Paper Money—Bonnie Lake: H. Nurse's b c. by Myosotis—Palanquin: G. H. Paul’s ch c, by Midian —Tokalong; S. Ramsay’s gr £ Miss Jessica, by Theio—Sicilian: H. J. Riddle’s b f Desert Maid, by Nigger Minstrel—Spearmaid; Mrs G. L. Rutherford’s blk f Renarde, by Foxbridge—Aureola: W. Robertson’s br f, by Salmagundi—Pagle; J. E. Rogers's b f, by Man's 3?al—Set Sail; P. Shaw’s b f. by Te Monanui —Gipsy Maid; J. M. Samson’s ch c, by Iliad—Girouette: ch c. by Iliad —Cleaner; Dr. C. Nigel Smith’s ch c Espio , ’age, by Solicitor General—Spionetta; R. Sutherland’s b c, by Myosotis—Weizel; D. M. Tweedie’s ch Gay Flight, by-Nigger Minstrel—Fran--1 colln: R. Veltch’s b f June Night, by Nightmarch—Pink Justice; R. W. Wilson’s ; ch c, by Salmagundi—Cetchela; J. J. Woods's ch f, by Salmagundi—Shelter.

RACING FIXTURES June 22—Otaki-Maori R.C. June 22 —Ashburton County R.C. June 22—Waipa R.C. June 29—Dannevirke Hunt C. July 6—Oamaru J.C. July 6—Hawke’s Bay Hunt C. July 9, 11, 13—Wellington R.C. July 20—Waimate District Hunt C. July 20—Manawatu Hunt C. July 27—Rangitikei Hunt C. July 27—Rotorua and Bay of Plenty Hunt C. July 27 —South Canterbury ■ Hunt C. TROTTING FIXTURES June 22—Ashburton County R.C. (two events). June 29—Tirnaru T.C. July 6—Oamaru J.C. (two events). July 20—Waimate Hunt (one event). July 27 —South Canterbury Hunt (one event). ■August 10, 14, 16—Metropolitan T.C.

OTAKI-MAORI R.C. TO-DAY’S PROGRAMME [XIIE PRESS Special service.! WELLINGTON, June 21. Good fields are engaged for the second winter meeting of the Otaki-Maori Racing Club at Otaki to-morrow. There will be eight races on the card, the Waikanae Hack Scurry having been divided and treated as separate events. The weather appears fine, but the going will be ininclined to be soft. The betting will be on the win and place system. The following are bracketed on the card: —Taipua Handicap, Mittie and Lady Tinkle, and War Lap and Viracious. The ioWovring horses may be .supported in their engagements:— Rangiuru Steeplechase; .Lactose, Ruenzori, and One Whetu. Waikanae Scurry, First Division: Blue Border, Loyal Queen, and Cherry Hunter. Ta Timi Kara Handicap: Colonel Bogey, Winsome Lu. and Tidewaiter. Pukehou Hurdles: El Meynell, War Lap. and First Chapter. Waikanae Scurry, Second Division; First Round, Vienna, and Dark Water. Taipua Handicap; Sleeveless, Noble Fox, and Royal Star IX. Ohau Hack Handicap: Stella Lux, Young Charles, and Happy Ending. Talnui Hack Handicap: Viracious, Military Maid, and Kriemhild. The programme is as follows; RANGIURA HACK AND HUNTERS' HANDICAP, of £130; two miles and a quarter—Glenvane 11-7; Lactose 10-1; Hazoor 9-13; Jewish Lad 9-9; Onewhetu Ruenzori, Royal King 9-5; King Mestor, Game Pit 9-0. WAIKANAE HACK SCURRY, of £100; five furlongs—First division: Blazing Trail, China Clipper, Cherry Hunter, Loyal Queen, Parchment, Rhodes. Sporting Buck, Sir Musket 8-7; Blue Border, Inform, Silver Shekel, Takahe 8-0. Second division: Boldblood. Colerlca, Dark Water. Pillory,Squeers, Rondalina, Sanction 8-7: Vienna. First Round, Royal Fleet, Swing 8-0. TA TIMI KARA HANDICAP, of £250; one mile and a quarter—Du Maurier 9-0; Francis Drake 8-11; Mittie, Tidewaiter. 8- Winsome Lu 8-5: Aurora’s Star 8-3; Royal Star II 8-1; Galteemore, Colonel Bogey 7-13; Liane 7-9; Brazil, Mataroa 7-7. PUKEHOU HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, of £130; one mile and a half—Smoke Screen 11-4; El Meynell 10-6; Galteemore, Pekoe 10-2: Bisquit, Gay Chou 10-0; War Lap, Grand Sport, Segra, First Chapter 9- Gold Ballad, Nereus 9-7; Kincora 9- Good Sun 9-4; Baron Bold, Trllltha, Royal Vesion. Golden Hawk 9-0. TAIPUA HANDICAP, of £200; seven furlongs—Mittie 9-9; Sleeveless 9-7; Meamea 9-2; Notium 8-11; Royal Star 11, White Rajah 8-9; Lady Tinkle, Screen Star, Colossal Chief 8-2; Noble Fox. Nereus, Gold Chase, Wariap, Viracious 8-0. OHAU HACK HANDICAP, of £120; one mile and 55 yards—Young Charles 10- Colincamps 9-6; Stella Lux 8-12; Chere Amie, Regicide, Balgowlah 8-2; Buccaneer, Little Robin, Kaalooa. Happy Ending, Rhodes, Great Fair, Renascor, Royal Show 8-0. TAINUI HACK HANDICAP, of £120; six furlongs—Hagen 10-0; Military Maid 9-6; Anita Foe 9-2; Viracious 8-13; Kriemhild 8-12; Little Dorrit, Wakarara 8-4: Shining Hours, Vadanoe 8-2: Hasten. Conversion, Debretts, Dark Water, Little Mar* got, Bonideno 8-0. TROTTING NOTES Trotting Enthusiasts During the last 12 months the committee of the New Zealand. IVletropolitan Trotting Club held 14 meetings and at each one Mr G. W.-C. Smithson and Mr A. A. Penfold were present. Messrs F. E. Graham, D. F. Glanville, T H Ker, and C. S. Thomas each attended 13 meetings, while Messrs A. L. Matson and G. L. Rutherford were at 12 meetings. Healthy Competition Since the death of Mr J. H. Williams. who had been president of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club for many years, no member has been elected to the position of president, the duties being performed by, Mr F. E. Graham, the vice-president. It is understood that Mr Graham will this year stand for the position of president, and will be opposed by Mr A. L. Matson, a former president of the Canterbury Owners’ and Trainers’ Association, and in recent years a member of the committee of the Metropolitan Trotting Club. There will be several other elections this year, and the Hon. W. Hayward, M.L.C., for many years a steward of the club, will be opposed by Mr C. S. -Thomas for the position of vice-president. There are five nominations for three vacancies On the committee, and contesting these positions will be Messrs W. G. Brass, J. Rainier, D. McFarlane, C. E. Hoy, and the retiring member, Mr F. W. Johnston, who will offer himself for re-election. Messrs. W. E. Simes and W. S. Mitchell are new candidates for positions as stewards. The contests for the different positions shows a keenness in the club’s affairs that has not, been manifest for some time, and the 'greatest interest is being shown in the elections. The meeting will be held on July 3. Metropolitan Club’s Programme A feature of the programme, presented by the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club, is the provision for horses “assessed at” and not .“for horses that can do” the different times. This is a move in the right direction and will debar horses from racing out of their classes. While it may inflict a hardship on some owners who are prepared to concede one or two seconds to be in a race, the provision is a wise one. A programme cannot be compiled to suit each performer, and if owners are prepared to give away time to be in a race, then the selfmade assessment should operate in future races. Novices Guy Azaleas, engaged in the Lyndhurst Handicap at Ashburton to-day, is an aged gelding by Adioo Guy from Azaleas, and is trained by T. H. Gunning at Oaxnaru. When raced in Southland, Guy Azaleas was credited with the possession of a good burst of speed, and one likely to develop into a class performer. Other horses riot well known to the public engaged in this race include Marco Polo, a three-year-old colt by Jack Potts—Harold Dillon mare, owned and trained by M. C. McTigue; Clonard, a three-year-old gelding by Jack Potts —Early Harvester mare (L. A. Maidens); Hamarfast, 4yrs, by Wrack—Highland Princess (C. Nordquist); Cockney, 4yrs, by Wrack—Pearlie Chimes (J. Behrns);

and Hardy Oak, 3yrs, by Nelson Derby —Queen’s Own (B. Grice). An Ashburton Prospect Braw Lass, a chestnut filly by Wrack Fanny Huon, trained at Dunedin by J. Behrns, has only started twice this season, her second appearance being at the Oamaru Jockey Club’s meeting in April, when she won the Weston Trot Handicap of a mile and a half in 3min 21 2-ssec, Tokalon and Irish Dusk filling ‘‘the places. Braw Lass started several times last season, her most notable performance being a close second to Special Edition in the New Zealand Futurity Stakes at the Ashburton meeting held at Addington. Amongst those that finished behind her were Coquette, Honestus, Aidershot, Shadow Son, and Busted Flush. Braw Lass will have her followers in to-day’s" engagement;

TIMARU T.C. HANDICAPS Handicaps for the Timaru Trotting Club’s patriotic meeting on June 29 have been declared as follows: WIGRAM HANDICAP, of £100: 3mln 49sec class; one mile and a half —Allie Audubon, Alvis, Early Bell, Helen Scott, Maureen Grattan scr: Lord Ernleigh, Westcliff 12; Fluke, Frances Worthy 60; Gaynor 72. ACHILLES HANDICAP, of £100; 3min ssec class; one mile and a quarter—Canadian Prince, Clonard, Cockney, Cold Steel, Diamond, Cluster, Dunkirk. Guy Azaleas, Hamarfast, Hardy Oak, Helenora, Irish Dusk, Lady Denise, Loyal Jack, Lyrola, Marco Polo, Mirage, Narvik, Passing By, Princess Maritza, Scapa Flow scr. MARLBOROUGH HANDICAP, of £250; 3min 25sec class; one mile and a half— Aldershot, Gay Avon. Lady Milne, Pecunia. Trireme, Worthy Need scr; Donor. Peter Smith, Ringtrue, Roan Duke 24; Silver Guy 36; Bill B. 48. REYNAUD HANDICAP, of £115: 3min SOsec class; one mile and a half—Gold Bar, Jack Spratt, Lord Worthy, Oasis, Otaura, Sinbad, Twist, William Potts, Pursuit scr; Brown Tap 12; Busted Flush, Storm Signal, Tokalon. Warfield 24; Marque 36; Macgregor 60; Royal Grattan 72. NARVIK HANDICAP, of , £100; 3min 39sec class: one mile and a half —Blue Diamond, Clonard, Four Square,. Ginger Rey, Guy Azaleas, Hamarfast, Irish Dusk, Lady Denise, Lord Zetland scr: Arietta, Jack Spratt, Manawai. Mortlake, Pursuit 12; Sabu 24 • BURNHAM HANDICAP, of £100; 3min 45sec class; one mile and a half—Allie Audubon, Alvis, Gipsy Lee, Helen Scott, Lord Ernleigh, Westcliff, Maureen Grattan scr; Axworthy, Fluke, Frances Worthy 12; Gaynor 24; Danzie Guy, Guyvester 36; Elite Rey, Great Linnet 60. CHURCHILL HANDICAP, of £140; 2min SOsec class; one mile and a quarter—Rollalong, Trireme scr: Aldershot, Gay Avon, Lady Milne, Pecunia, 'Worthy Need 12; Silver Guy 24; Bill B. 36. VICTORY HANDICAP, of £115; 2mln 22sec class: one’ mile—Brown Tap, Clive Brook, Four Square. Gold Bar, Sinbad, Welcome Stranger, William Potts scr; Ben Wyvis, Royal Thread, Siege Gun, Storm Signal, Warfield, Brigadier, Jerry Parrish, Marque, Red Spur, Sister Polly 24; Macgregor 36. t