NATIONAL MEETING CONCLUDES

Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25580, 23 August 1948, Page 4

NATIONAL MEETING CONCLUDES

RACING

Arabian Night Wins

Lincoln

HEATHCOTE HANDICAP TO BALLINAGH

Arabian Night and his rider, L. C. Brown, were rewarded for their gallant effort in the Grand National Steeplechase when they had a popular win in the Lincoln Steeplechase at Riccarton on Saturday. Arabian Night was followed home by the Beaufort Steeplechase winner, Bravura, with Roman Son battling on into third place. The race was spoiled when High Morale crashed and broke his neck at the last fence, when in second place.

Boolamskee, second in the Grand National Hurdles, gave a sound winning performance in the Sydenham Hurdles. In a thrilling finish, his stamina gained him a nose victory over Pimlico, and his owner-rider, Mr E. R. Curtis, received an ovation as he returned to scale.

The favourite. Ballinagh won the Heathcote Handicap decisively. He came through on the rails in the straight, and over the last furlong finished much too strongly for the pacemaker, Julius Caesar, with Hormuz getting up to beat Riverview for third.

In a particularly good day’s racing, no fewer seven favourites won. Conditions were again good, and there was a large attendance. The track was in splendid order, and provided fast going.

The totalisator turnover for the day was £134,320 10s, compared with £139,961 last year, a decrease of £5640 10s. The total for the meeting was £449,946, compared with £447,473 last year, an increase of £2473. In the Lincoln Steeplechase Arabian Night was backed down to surprisingly short odds for a steeplechaser, and his win dividend was considerably less than even money. However, he justified his supporters’ confidence and won decisively Bravura ran right up to his Beaufort Steeplechase form and deserved second place. High Morale looked certain to finish in the money when he crashed at the last fence, though he was probably tiring a -little at the time. Up till then he had given a good display. Except that he tot round safely and battled on at the nisb there was not much merit in Roman Son’s third. At the start Roman Son and Arabian Night were a little slow to move and Lunaria and Eleanor Star led over Cutts’s from Whiphand, which eased right up to jump the fence and ran off at the next fence, the sod wall, at the nine furlongs. At the kennels double Lunaria out jumped JSleanor Star and soon led him by sb£ lengths. Abbey Lu, Bravura, High Morale, Roman Son and Debater being next, with Spanish Main, Bronze Night, and Arabian Night at the rear. At the carriage paddock brush Bronze Night’s rider lost his irons <nd Bronze Night pulled up. At the stand double Eleanor Star was on terms with Lunaria again, Arabian Night still being at the rear just ahead of Spanish Main. At Cutts’s the second time Lunaria again outjumped Eleanor Star, but the latter went to the front after clearing the sod wall and was closely followed by Lunaria and High Morale, with Bravura, Arabian Night, Roman Son and Abbey Lu next, and Debater and Spainish Main tailing off. Hifh Morale went to the front at the Kennels double, where Arabian Night had joined Eleanor Star in second place, Bravura and Lunaria being next, with a gap to Roman Sor; and Abbey Lu. Round the top High Morale continued to be closely followed by Arabian Night, Eleanor Star and Bravura. Lunaria having dropped back. Arabian Night headed off High Morale entering the straight and they were closely followed to the last fence by Bravura with Eleanor Star dropping back and Roman Son doing best of the . rest. After High Morale crashed, Bravura made a game attempt to catch 'Arabian Night, but the latter stayed on too solidly and won by three lengths. Roman Son was another 12 lengths back with a bigger gap to Eleanor Star. Then followed Lunaria and Abbey Lu, with Spanish Main and Debater a long way back. Boolamskee’s Good Effort Boolamskee rdded to hlfi good record over hurdles at Riccarton when he mastered his 11-6 in the Sydenham Hurdles. He had none the best of the running and ft was his superior stamina that carried the day. The runner-up, Pimlico, improved a good deal on his running in the Grand National Hurdles and Sphere ran a useful race for third. From the start. Glad Fox went to the front and ?t the end of four furlongs was four lengths clear of Bay Robe and Turf Topic with Pedantic and Sphere and Young Bob next, then came Pimlico and Diamond King, With Boolamskee, Nanook, and Skywriter at the rear. Turf Topic dropped back several places going round to the back straight and at the six furlongs Pedantic’ moved up to join Glad Fox, the pair being six lengths clear of Bay Robe and Young Bob, with Diamond King and Pimlico next, and Boolamskee pushing up on the fence just behind them. At the five furlongs Boolamskee and PimliCo jumped into second place and followed Pedantic and Glad Fox round the top. Glad Fox Was weakening at the straight entrance, and Pimlico moved up smartly and led oyer the last fence from Pedantic and Boolamskee with Sphere, making gtotind next ahead of Glad Fox and Young Bob. In the run in Pimlico looked like holding on but Boolamskee finished resolutely under a hard ride and in a great struggle over the last 50 yards, won by a nose. Sphere was four lengths away third, with three lengths to Young Bob. Then followed Pedantic, Diamond King, Turf Topic, Glad Fox. Skywriter. Nanook. and Bay Robe. Ralliftarh’u SnHA irintch

Balllnagh’s Solid Finish In the Islington Handicap Julius Caesar endeavoured to lead all the way, but Ballinagh was much too solid for him over the last furlong and won much more decisively than his length margin suggested. Siegtone, Pageantry, Bruie. Revolte, and Aganev were all slow at the start, Julius Caesar being the first to show out from Lord Theio and Hormuz. At the end of three furlongs Julius Caesar was joined by Wonder Boy and they were followed by Kirkella, Clyde Bridge, Lord Theio, Riverview, and Dark Arrow, with Merry Robin. Hormuz, Lord Elgin. Thornbridge, and Ballinagh in the next bunch. At the five furlongs Clyde Bridge joined Wonder Boy and Julius Caesar in the lead, and these three led into the straight from Kirkella, Thornbridge, Dark Arrow and Ballinagh. At the furlong Julius Caesar had Wonder Boy’s measure, and was being challenged by Ballinagh, with Riverview, Thornbridge, Kirkella, and Banshee all prominent. Though Julius Caesar battled on well, Ballinagh soon put the issue beyond doubt and beat him by a length. Another two lengths away Hormuz got up to beat Riverview for third. Banshee and Kirkella were right up with Riverview. There was a gap to Wonder Boy, which was followed by Graeme, Thornbridge, and Dark Arrow. Results:—

HUNT CUP. Of £6OO. Hack steeplechasers and qualified hunters. About two miles and a half. 3. 3—D. F. O’Connell’s SIGLOW by Siegfried—All Bright 12yrs 10-8 . _ L. C. Brown 1 4. 4—C. Ferguson’s Ring Scarf 9yrs „ • - B. Kelly 2 2- 2—H. V. Wareing’s Hughsotis lOyrs „ 9-4 .. .. B. S. Wilson 3 6, 6 Forage; 1, 1 Colonel Smart; 5, 5 Dark Game; 7, 7 Real Night also started. Eight lengths; five lengths. Forage fourth. Time, smin 7 3-ssec. Winner trained by H. A. Anderton. Wingatui. LONGBEACH HANDICAP. Of £650. Hack conditions. Seven furlongs. First Division 1. I—A. Chisholm's SUPER by Nearco —Superbe 5 yrs 8-7 L. W. Hare 1 18. 18—S. G. Mackenzie’s Great Victory * yr s 8-11 D - J - Thistoll 2 20. 20—F. Ferrettl’s Repudiate syrs 8-11 W. McClintock 3 4, 4 Moneylender; 11, 13 Night Owl: 10, 8 Ned KeDy; 12, 15 Leeston; 14, 13 Finigin; 2.2 Ibctra Flight; 21, 21 Clive Bay; 3, 3 Conclusion; 11, 12 The Rip; 5, 10 Glen Cona; 6, 7 Advent; 9, 6 Chord; 22, 22 Flying Fort; 17. 14 Our Style; 19, 19 Scuttle: 8. 5 Solimbine also started. Three lengths; two lengths. Solimbine

- fourth. Time, Imin 27sec. Winner trained j by D. P. Wilson, Mosgiel. Second Division r 1. I—C. 'J. McFarland's PIERRE by . Royal Chief—Clarenceuse 3yrB 8-7 car 8-84 •. B. J. Langford 1 1 7 9—J. F. Tutt on’s Deficiency 6yrs ,9-2 .. H. W. Hibberd 2 i 3. 3—J. B. Douglas-Clifford’s Disturbr ance 3yrg 8-6 A. C. Messervy 3 . 16, 17 Detract; 20, 30 Autoshine; 15, 16 ’ Rival Chase; 14. 13 Beau Ideal; 2,2 Idle ’ Jest; 21, 21 Show Boy; 11, 12 Evening • Star; 5, 10 Beaugency; 6, 7 Mr Buzz; 9, 6 i All Alone; 22, 22 Finn McCool; 23, 23 , Indian Morn; 17, 14 Morning Watch; 19, I 19 Pink Socks; 8, 5 Sequoia also started. Half length; length. Idle Jest fourth. Time, Imin 27 2-ssec. Winner trained by W. G. Hawthorne. Trentham. • SYDENHAM HURDLE RACE HANDICAP. ! Of £lOOO. Two miles. L 1 R - Curtis’s BOOLAMSKEE by , Baffles—Veloce 9yrs 11-6 Owner 1 ; 2. 2—J. Jerrat and A. W. Melkle's Pimlico syrs 9-7 L. C. Brown 2 6. 5—N. A. Rattray’s Sphere Byrs 9-10 ■ _ D. Dawson 3 5, 7 Bay Robe; 2,2 Skywriter bracketed Pimlico; 8, 8 Glad Fox; 3, 4 Young Bob: 4. 3 Diamond King; 10, 10 Pedantic; 7. 6 Turf Topic; 9, 9 Nanook also started. Nose; three lengths. Young Bob fourth. Time. 3min 37 4-ssec. Winner trained bv A E. Didham, Wingatui. STYX HURDLE RACE HANDICAP. Of £6OO. One mile and three-quarters and 60 yards. 1 I—J. Jerrat and A. W. Melkle’s MOROCCO by . Theio—Arab Song „ ! yr § 1 1* 1 ’ • • R - J- Hawes 1 3. 2—J. F. and R. R. Green’s Money Bird 9yrs 10-3 .. W. Barr 2 6. 6—J. Smith’s Roman Duke Byrs - 9-4 • • . .. J. Nicolson 3 4. 4 Foreign Ways; 2, 3 Specialist: 9, 3 Big Top; 11 9 John Gav; 5. 5 Vanity King; 8. 10 Robert; 7, 7 Lord Broiefort; 15, 15 Flying Hawk; 14. 13 Fort Silver; 10. 12 Benbecula; 13. 14 Gold Song; 12, 11 John o’ London; 18. 18 Cornish Note; 14. 16 Robot; 17, 17 Precipitate also started. Half length; eight lengths. Benbecula fourth. Time. 3min 12 l-ssec. Winner trained by A. W. Meikle, Hastings. HEATHCOTE HANDICAP, Of £1000; nine furlongs. 1. I —H. M. Glazebrook’s BALLIN- ’ AGH by Balloch—Anteroom syrs 9-6 .. W. J. Broughton 1 5. 5—S. J. Newland’s Julius Caesar syrs 8-11 K. Nuttall 2 6 B—A. Grant and F. V. Lysons’s Hormuz 7yrs 8-3 car. 8-44 L. W. Hare 3 8. 10 Lord Elgin; 4, 4 Dark Arrow; 10. 7 Thornbridge; 9. 9 Clyde Bridge; 2,2 Wonder Boy; 15, 15 Aganev; 18, 18 Broie; 12. 16 Merry Robin; 16, 13 Graeme; 3, 3 Revolte; 11, 12 Kirkella; 17, 17 Lord Theio; 13, 14 Fine Night; 14, 11 Riverview; 19, 19 Siegtone; 7, 6 Banshee; 21, 21 Pageantry; 20, 20 Prince Coronach; 22, 22 Solver also started. Length; two lengths. Riverview fourth. Time, Imin 51 4-ssec. Winner trained by J. E. Olliver, Ngatarawa. LINCOLN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, Of £l5OO. About three miles. 1. I—A. N. Smith’s ARABIAN NIGHT by Lord Quex—Arab Song lOyrs « 1 0- ?, , • • L. C. Brown 1 2. 2—E. J. and G. J. Francis’s Bravura lOyrs 9-7 car. 9-8 J - r W. Barr 2 11. 11—Mrs L. Cox’s Roman Son llyrs 9-0 car. 9-1 K. Hickey 3 9 9 Spanish Main; 5, 5 Eleanor Star; 3, 3 High Morale; 4, 4 Lunaria; 7, 6 Abbey Lu; 10. 10 Bronze Night; 8, 8 Debater; 6, 7 Whiphand also started. Three lengths; 12 lengths. Eleanor Star was fourth. Time. smin 49 4-ssec. Winner trained by H. A. Anderton, Winga- * HANDICAP, Of £5OO. Hack conditions. One mile. 13. 12—C C. Davis’s CARRY ON by Coronach—La Plata 4yrs 8-0 a n A , T o ..... c - McDonald 1 6- 7—A. N. Smith s Coral Arc 4yrs 9-5 4. 4—P. D. Hall’s Ballochbuie 8-9 r 21 Romantic; 3,2 Hello;'9, 8 ™ung John; 12, 11 Bobby Dazzler; 1, 1 The Grate; 16, 15 Sir Raimond; 11, 13 Volomai; 17, 17 Sword Dancer; 18, 18 Blue Hussar; 2 3 Love Letter; 19, 19 Coxswain; 8. 9 Palissy; 15, 16 Arctotls; 23, 23 Beau Soir; 22, 22 Brixton; 10, 10 Eulogise; J’rt. 5 . La A n ? ha T Loch Dennox bracketin’- 7, o 6! on rd D C^ se and Peridot bracketa . nd Screw Picket 14 i Terminate and Waveloch bracketed also started. ’engths. Romantic was 40 1-Ssec- ’ Winner trained by c, B. Dawson. Riccarton. SELWYN HANDICAP, . . £BOO. Seven furlongs. 1 o „ ,? Db Son’s DA VINCI by St. Boswells—Mona Lisa Tyrs 0-11 it 14——t «• o ~ , , T. Webster 1 ls ’ „ H - Linle, y s Magnaform „ B ’S n _,„ N. Davison 2 13 ‘ Whitford s Deep Harmony o V- 8 ’ 3 , 1 A. J. Stokes 3 pA ® ® lg ." a l Officer; 18, 16 Bruce; 12. 13 Magical, 14, 17 Fortune’s Smile; 11. 11 Haughty Dick; 17, 15 Flying Orders; 19, V.Se 2 ’ 2 Social Flight; 6. 5 XhoS o, l ?. < r o ! l,launh,: 16 . 18 winning S h ® ea ’ 21 Erinborough; 7, 7 Faultrosa; startS Wen Amber: 20 ’ 2(1 Musselman also wX h » ee !£ ng %? : tw ° lengths. Lovemorn was fourth. Time, Imin 25 4-ssec. WinHT s tm|s ned by C J ‘ and J ’ M ’ Cameron «

PRESENTATION TO JOCKEY

RIDING FEAT RECOGNISED BY CLUB In appreciation of L. C. Brown’s great effort on Arabian Night in the Grand National Steeplechase, a cheque was presented to him shortly after he won the Lincoln Steeplechase on the same horse at Riccarton on Saturday. Mr D. E. Wanklyn, the deputy-chairman of the Canterbury Jockey Club, said that he had been asked by the stewards of the club to make the presentation in recognition of his game effort. He paid tribute to Brown’s courage and fitness in riding two miles and a half without irons, and said that he had succeeded in making a race of the Grand National, which at one stage did not seem possible. Mr A. N. Smith, the owner of Arabian Night, also paid tribute to Brown’s riding, and also expressed his thanks to H. A. Anderton, his trainer.

COMBINED HUNTS MEETING

GAIETY WINS CUP STEEPLES (P.A.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Aug. 22. Tlie weather was fine and the track slow for the first day of the Taranaki and Egmont-Wanganui Hunt Clubs’ combined meeting. The totalisator handled £38,401 10s, compared with £45,443 last year. Results:— TRIAL HUNTERS’ HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, of £225; about two miles and a quarter.—s, 4 FLUFFY 10-0 Jenkins 1; 1,2 Jigaboo 10-11 W. Rout 2; 7, 6 Carol 10-0 Mr E. Lupton 3. 2, 1 Tight Line; 12, 12 Bright Parade; 6, 8 Gay Invader; 14, 13 Warwick Maid; 13, 14 Silver Bay; 11, 11 Malabar; 3, 3 Kapai Chief; 9, 10 Gold Shadow; 10, 9 Hip Hip; 4, 5 Peter Quex; 8, 7 Rene Tene; 7, 6 Voltage also started. Six lengths; four lengths. Gay Invader was fourth. Time, 4min 45 2-ssec. WERAROA STAKES, of £200; six furlongs.—First Division: 5, 4 GENERAL HOPE 8-5 R. A. Dye 1; 2,2 Robin Chase 8-5 W. L. Aitken 2; 4, 6 Eireann 8-5 J. Harris 3. 11, 12 Miss Trust; 23, 22 Lady Becky; 22, 23 Royal Honour; 14, 17 Foreign Mail; 18, 21 Omapai; 8, 9 Slieve Bloom; 16, 15 Prophetic; 9, 7 Medieval Star; 10, 10 Terang; 1, 1 Bouton d’Or; 3, 3 Raleigh; 20, 18 Lady Anola; 12, 11 Chrisstees; 19, 20 Beau Flight; 21, 19 Declutch also started. Neck; half length. Beau Flight was fourth. Time, Imin 19sec. Second Division: 9, 7 NOW THEN 8-5 V. Sellars 1; 1, 1 Persian Poem 8-5 Galvin 2; 3, 3 Exponent 8-5 A. Wilson 3. 15, 15 Small Change; 13, 14 Scholarship; 7, 8 Mr Justice; 17, 16 Footline; 6, 5 Heroine; 24, 24 Golden Poi; 8, 9 Jovial Lad; 4, 6 Bay Lass; 16, 13 Gerry’s Gift; 10, 10 Bongula; 12, 11 Royal Robin; 19, 20 Balruch; 5, 4 Silver Line; 21, 19 Surrender also started. Half-length; length. Scholarship was fourth. Time, Imin 18sec. Brackets: Now Then and Medieval Star, Persian Poem and Bouton d’Or, General Hope and Silver Line. WHENUAKURA HACK HANDICAP, of £225; seven furlongs.—7, 7 BAFFLE PLATE 8-2 F. Bagley 1; 3, 3 Our Dink 8-13 R. Turnwald 2; 2, 1 Lcchagh 8-10 R. A. Bowness 3. 1,2 Aristea; 8, 10 Waimanu; 4, 4 Adrigoole; 6, 6 Graeme’s Joy; 10, 9 Lord Pilot; 5, 5 Guardian; 9, 8 Secre’t Ruler; 11, 11 Chef d’Oeuvre; 12, 11 Cherry Grove; 14, 14 All Bay; 13, 12 Peter also started. Length; ■ three lengths. Aristea was fourth Time, Imin 18sec. EGMONT - WANGANUI HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, of £550; about two miles and a half.—2, 2 GAIETY 10-12 A. Waddell 1; 1, 1 Golden Reign 11-2 J. Jenkins 2; 3, 3 Prince Dolomite 9-11 F. Buchanan 3. 3, 3 Rockery; 4, 4 Tatara Lad; 5, 5 Aga Kay; 6, 6 Pontamac; 7, 7 Mediocre also started. Length; six lengths. Tatara Lad was fourth. Time, smin 9sec. PATEA HANDICAP, of £325; nine furlongs.—l, 1 NGAKOTI 8-0 Aitken 1; 8, 8 Flying Jim 7-7 K. Chote 2; 10, 9 Victory Dawn 7-7 R. Dye 3. 22 Young Trent; 3, 3 Deprive; 6, 4 Kia Ora Katoa; 4, 5 Battling Brave; 12, 12 Night Charm; 11, 11 Tilting; 9, 10 Prince Revel; 13, 13 Silver Wedding; 5, 6 Irish Poet; 7, 7 Hydrangea also started. Three-quarters of a length; half-length. Hydrangea was fourth. Time, 2min Isec. LADIES’ BRACELET HANDICAP, of £225; one mile two furlongs and a half.— 6, 6 BALINTORE 11-8 Mr A. W. Cole 1; 10, 11 Malimint 10-7 Mr .M. Honeyfleld 2; 9, 8 Beau Court 10-7 Mr K. Lupton 3. 1, 1 La Selle; 7, 7 Middoon; 11, 10 Nepia Star; 5, 4 Lanue; 2,2 Pahlwan; 3, 3 Blossom Time; 13, 13 Coridian; 8. 9 Regal Don; 12, 12 Indian Star; 14, 15 Hemokai; 4, 5 Raniera; 15, 14 Aughram also started. Length; four lengths. Blossom Time was fourth. Time, 2min 29sec. WAIHAU HANDICAP, of £300; six furlongs—ll, 11 DYMONDY 8-2 V. Sellars 1; 6, 6 Faultina 8-7 I. Galvin 2; 1. 1 Tommy Gunn 8-4 C. Mackie 3. • 2,2 New Deer; 3, 4 Franada; 8, 9 Craven* 4, 3 Mignonette; 12, 12 Broiealice, 10, 10 Peter Theio; 5, 5 The Trader; 9, 8 Sly Robin; 7, 7 Travel King also started. Five lengths; two lengths. New Deer was fourth Time, Imin 17sec. WAVERLEY HACK HANDICAP, of £200; six furlongs.—4, 4 FARRIER 8-12 O. Evans t; 2,2 RHONDDA VALE 8-1 Brown t: 10. 10 Mr Pym 8-4 B. Hart 3. 5, 5 Bian Rouge; 3, 3 Folkestone; 9, 9 Easton Charm; 1. 1 Happy Issue; 14, 14 Midflame; 10, 11 Salphus; 8, 6 Brookland; 7, 8 Balancer; 12, 11 Polleta also started. Dead-heat; two lengths. Happy Issue was fourth. Time, Imin 18 l-ssec.

PAKURANGA HUNT DINKUM PAL WINS CUP (P.A.) AUCKLAND, August 23. The Pakurahga Hunt Club’s race meeting was held at Ellerslie yesterday in gloriously fine weather. The track was holding. The totalisator handled £149,076 10s, compared with £142,532 10s last year, an increase of £6544. San Rosa and Hunting Way fell during the running of the first division of the First Sylvia Park Handicap. The stewards found the fall was caused by Lady Revel, having he’ first start, coming back on Hunting Way and causing him to fall. J. R. Gillies, rider of San Rosa, w3s taken to hospital with fractured ribs. Results:— GREENMOUNT HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of £500; about two miles and a half.—6, 6 GREEK COMET 9-0 J. R. Gillies 1; 1, 1 Jason Lad 9-13 A. Morton 2; 8. 8 Carnation 9-0 J. Bell 3. 5, 5 Dollar Money; 7, 7 Aratoro; 2,2 Murphy; 4, 3 Great Fawkes; 3, 4 Master Isaacs also started. Seven lengths; 30 lengths. Murphy was fourth. Time, smiri 22sec. HARRIS MEMORIAL HUNTERS’ HURDLES, of £500; one mile and threequarters—l, 2 KHADIM 10-0 L. Collett 1; 2, 1 Merriful 11-4 W. O. Ensor 2; 3, 3 Flying Attack 9-2 R. Samson 3. 4, 4 Gaelic Salute; 9, 9 Full Pitch; 5, 5 High Span; 10. 11 Mr Rowi; 6, 6 Kenneth; 11, 10 Miss Malido; 7, 7 Willie Pay; 8, 8 Luriri also started. Eight lengths; five lengths. Gaelic Salute was fourth. Time, 3min 23 3-ssec. FIRST SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP, of £400; seven furlongs.—First Division: 10,10 LACHATREY J. Williamson 1; 4, 3 Vera Lee 8-0 E. Harrison 2; 5, 6 Miss Maureen 8-0 G. F. Hughes 3. 9, 9 San Rosa; 2,2 Rare Fox; 14, 11 Jayquil; 3, 4 Talybont; 13, 14 Valerium; 17, 18 Hunting Way; 22, 23 Military King; 15, 15 Brown Velvet; 16, 16 Argent; 12, 12 Damajanti; 18, 19 Bainbridge Pat; 8, 8 Lady Revel also started. Half length; length. Lady Revel was fourth. Time, Imin 33 3-ssec. Second Division: 4, 3 KYRAT 8-0 L. Carlton 1; 6, 5 Gay Ranee 8-12 S. Green 2; 1, 1 Tin Musk 8-7 W. R. Hooton 3. 7, 7 Ray’s Pal; 20, 17 Signal Son; 20, 21 Our Destiny; 18, 20 Miss Shirley; 11, 13 Proficiency; 23, 22 Pleading Lass; 10, 10 Titirangi; 12, 12 Bel croon; 8. 8 Pacemaker also started. i Five lengths; three lengths and a half. Pacemaker was fourth. Time, Imin 32 3-ssec. Brackets: Lachatrey and Titirangi, Kyrat and Vera Lee. JELLICOE HANDICAP, of £650; one mile.—4, 4 TIGER TAN 8-13 G. F. Hughes--1; 12, 14 Boswell Hill 7-0. R. Caddy 2; 6, 7 Oklahoma 7-0 M. Martinovich 3. 8, 8 Lord Revel; 5, 5 Conspiracy; 1. 1 Miss Bairnsfather; 10, 10 Master Ted; 2,2 Coogee; 7, 6 Duke Royal; 16, 16 Beau Rosa; 14, 13 Mallee; 3, 3 Moonee Valley; 11, 11 Antonio; 15, 15 Silver Cane; 13, 12 Golden Pay; 9, 9 Saffron Walden also started. Three-quarters of a length; same. Miss Bairnsfather was fourth. Time, Imin 43 3-ssec. PAKURANGA HUNT CUP, of £1150: about three miles.—3, 3 DINKUM PAL 9-12 C. McColl 1: 2,2 Hunting Dink 10-2 F. Hain 2; 5, 4 Sir Waimai 9-0 A. Morton 3, 4, 5 Greek Boy; 1, 1 Abaris; 5, 4 Forest Glen bracketed with Sir Waimai; 6, 6 Yank; 7, 7 Rival also started. Five lengths: nine lengths. Forest Glen was fourth. Time. 6mln 18sec. SECOND SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP, of £400; seven furlongs.—4, 5 GAY CORONACH 8-1 B. D. Markwick 1; 1, 1 Master Arthur 8-4 R. McDowell 2; 2, 3 Beau Pari 8-9 E. Harrison 3. 14, 15 Silver Secret; 5, 4 General March: 6, 6 Camp Queen; 11, 10 Payout; 9, 11 Euryalus; 10, 9 Grey Moments; 22, 22 Felix Street; 20, 20 Jouster; 17, 17 Treloar; 19. 19 Noble Artist; 8. 7 Simelli; 16. 16 Paul: 13, 13 Triple Star; 18, 18 Dora Lee; 21, 21 Pindus; 12. 12 Orle and Beryl Contact bracketed; 3,2 John Silver and Pakistan bracketed; 7, 8 Draper; 15. 14 • Mountain Glory and Diana's Choice bracketed also started. Neck: three lengths and a nail. Euryalus was fourth. Time. Imin 33sec. BULLOCK WBBSTER HANDICAP, of £5OO one mile end a quarter.—3. 3 SAREEL 10-7 Mr E. Weal 1; 1, 1 Lord Boswells 11-3 Mr D. Meikle 2; 5. 5 Johnnie Boy Mr T. Crampton 3. 2,2 Lightmint; 9, 9 Pin Up; 4. 4 Mission School; 10, 10 Harmanui; 8, 8 Red Paint; 7. 7 Cash Order; 6, 6 Dollar Money also started. Two lengths and a half; three lengths and a half. Cash Order was fourth. Time, 2min 19sec. ADMIRALTY of £500; six furlongs.—l, 1 NILOCH 8-0 W. R. Hooton 1; 8, 8 Forth Bridge 8-0 A. C. Leatham 2; 4, 4 Fencing 8-0 S. Tremain 3. 3. 3 Silver Lighting; 2,2 Rating; 5. 6 Gay Youth; 14. 14 Quick March; 13, 13 Len Rosa; 6, 5 Black Beret; 12, 11 Babrow: 9, 7 Horonui; 11. 12 Sir Duke; 15, 15 Diamond Doll; 10, 10 Yusuf; 7, 9 Pine Park also started. Two lengths' ond « half; neck. Black I Beret was fourth. Time, Imin 17 3-ssec. U