LLANMAI’S PROSPECTS GOOD

Press, Volume CI, Issue 29973, 7 November 1962, Page 4

LLANMAI’S PROSPECTS GOOD

Riccarton Second Leg Today Llanmai is being widely regarded as a “leg in” at Riccarton today. He is top-weight and is likely to be a dominating favourite for the Jockey Club Handicap, the second leg of the double on the second day of the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Cup meeting.

Llanmai brilliantly won the Shorts Handicap, six furlongs, and was runner-up in the mile Pearce Handicap at the Wellington Spring meeting last month.

Obviously he has thrived in the meantime, and if he approaches his race today with the zest he showed for some striding work at Riccarton yesterday he will give his backers a great run. He pulls very hard, and by special arrangement he was allowed to work the reverse way over two rounds of an inside grass.

R. J. Skelton, who rides Llanmai today, started the Cup meeting well by riding two winners, Rondabelle and Manana, last Saturday. Tremtham form gives the Woodville-trained Baloo a chance of running into one of the places in the Jockey Club Handicap. He won soundly over seven furlongs on the third day at Trentham, but like Llanmai he is a freSii runner at Riccarton. Those banking on first-day form in the Jockey Club Handicap will probably settle for either Vitamise or Donald Dinnie. Vitamise brilliantly won the Stewards, and Donald Dinnie was a creditable fourth after showing great speed to get to the front early from a wide barrier position. The field for the Fendalton Handicap, the first leg of today’s double, is packed with form runners.

Royal News. William David, and Gay Fox are obvious prospects after placed runs Last Saturday, but they will meet horses that have been making steady improvement with recent racing.

Gay Defoe and Studio were the first two home in this race last year, and will meet again today. They are essentially top-of-the-ground gallopers, and their latest runs on rainaffeated tracks did not represent their real ability. N. B. Holland was engaged yesterday to ride Royal News. R. J. Skelton will ride Rhythm Rein, which ran unplaced in the New Zealand Cup. Solid northern support will probably make stipulate favourite for the Canterbury Cup. the weighit-for-age attraction on today’s programme. But the race may spark off greater enthusiasm if Great Sensation comes out on top. The crowds like to see the veterans come back and win, and the 10-year-old Great Sensation will get a hero’s welcome if he wins his second Canterbury Cup. Much will probably depend on how the race is run early. If it is a cracking gallop from the start, it might be the seasoned Stipulate's day. A Stipulate victory would put another notable double into the club’s records. Nightanarch was the last to win the New Zealand and Canterbun- Cups in one year, and it is 32 years since he performed the feat. Fields, with riders, are reviewed below. Noon— PORT COOPER HIGHWEIGHT, £600; Um.

JULLOCH: Did not run on the first day. Won three times from five start* on the West Coast earlier in the season. BAALBEK: Beaten favourite in the Wai main High-weight on Saturday. Won twice in Southland before coming to Riccarton. PROMISE: Best form recently has been over hurdles. Ran third over hurdles at Trantham last time out. Was second in the Sydenham Hurdles at the Grand National meeting.

BODKIN: Did not run In the Waimairi High-weight on Saturday, which was to have been his first start for the season. BADOR: Unplaced in three starts this season. Latest failure was against hacks at Wyndham, when he weakened to seventh after sharing the lead to the turn. ARAKHAN: Only win on the flat was over a mile at Moor.ee Valley in August. 1960. Has raced only over hurdles this season, finishing second twice at Hastings. and winning at Waipukurau. LESLIE BELL: Ran fifth in the Waimairi High-weight on Saturday. Was second to Calvados at Motukarara a week earlier. HULJ.ABALOO: Ran third In the Waimairi High-weight, after finishing seventh against the maidens at Motukarara. Won in maiden class at Orari four starts back. STYLISH: Finished well for fourth in the Waimairi High-weight on Saturday. Was fourth at Motukarara a week earlier. COUNT PEDRO: Finished eighth in the Waimairi Highweight. Unplaced in three starts earlier in the season. MAGONZA: Ran sixth in a maiden race at Reefton at his only start this season. BY WORD: Finished well back in the Waimairi Highweight. Unplaced in three starts earlier in the season. CINNAMAN: Ran third over nine and a half furlongs at Rangiora on Labour Day. Was sixth in the Waimairi High-weight on Saturday. SPARTACUS: Unplaced in five starts tht* season. Latest failure was at Motukarara. Promise Arakhan Julloch

BONANZA GOLD: Ran sixth in the Welcome Stakes. Was a winner at Wlngatul in September. TUBORG: Did best of this field in the Welcome Stakes, finishing third to Rondabelle and Magician. BRUIN: Well beaten in the Welcome Stakes, finishing 12th. Ran on for a good second at Motukarara last week after losing a winning chance' by running wide on the turn. SEGUNDO: Ran second to Bonanza Gold at Wingatul at only start. FIRST TIME: Only placing in three starts was a fourth at Otaki. Finished 10th in .the Welcome Stakes. LAST COUNT: Unraced Count Rendered—lrish Talent colt. MASTIFF: Unraced gelding by Dagger Bank—Rise and Shine. Has shown speed. BLUE ROSE: Ran fourth over half a mile at Wingatui at only start. CAREEN: Dogger Bank—Roan ne filly. Showed speed in gallop on Monday. BONA FIDE: Ran ninth in the Welcome Stakes, and eighth at Motukarara at her only other start. TROVE: Weakened to eighth after being handy at only start, at Orarl on September MISJUDGE: Unplaced at Wingatui at only start. LEILAN: Ran 11th in Welcome Stakes. Made ground for seventh at Wingatui at only other start. SKY LINE: Ran seventh tn Welcome Stakes when having first start. DEPENDING: Half-sister to Seaend, Showed speed for sixth at Trentham at her only start. BROKER: Ran last at Motukarara at his bnlv start after missing the jump. Tuborg Bruin Segundo

BEGINNER’S LUCK: Finished strongly for fourth over seven furlong* at Gore on October 22 at only start this season. BROWN BROCADE: Has won both her starts this season, over a mile at Ashburton in improvers’ class, and seven furlongs in hack class at Rangiora on October 19. BAYWYN: Raced usefully on the West Coast last month, winning at Westport, but failed against the hacks at Motukarara over seven furlongs. running seventh. DUPLEX: Won a hack sprint at Gore on October 20 at his only start this season. RUFFLE: Raced in the open sprint both days at Rangiora finishing unplaced. Was unplaced in intermediate class at his only start earlier in the season. ZINDER: Did not run on the first day. Fell a few yards from the post when set for a comfortable win at MotuDONNA GOLA: Unplaced in two starts this season. SWAN QUEEN: Beat only one home in the Waimairi Highweight on Saturday. Unplaced at only other start this season. GLENTARKIN: Second to Cranbrook over seven furlongs at Motukarara on October 27 was first placing this season. SUBAIR: Gained first form of season at Rangiora on Labour Day, finishing strongly for a narrow win in the Loburn Maiden No. 1. PRINTER: Finished seventh in the Spring Plate on Saturday after being handy. Unplaced In two other starts since outclassing a maiden field at Orari In September. LADY DENZIL: Well beaten at both her starts this season at Ashburton and Rangiora. MASS AKAI: Ran fourteenth In the Spring Plate on Saturday. Weakened over the final furlong at Rangiora * start earlier.

PETERSTAN: Unplaced in three starts. ALSO: Unplaced at only start thia season, in maiden class at Motukarara. MEANDERING: Raced well on the West Coast circuit, being placed twice and winning by four lengths over seven furlongs at Reefton. BEAU SEANT: Finished strongly for second at Motukarara at only start, over seven furlongs. GRAND LAD; Made ground for seventh after a slow start tn maiden class at Motukarara when having first run for season. TANZY: Battled on well for second to Loot at Motukarara after sharing the lead to the straight. GABBLER: Finished last at Orari at only start this season. BAR KOCHBA: Last start eleventh was in maiden race at Motukarara. Brown Brocade Zinder Beau Seant

GAt DEFOE: Won this race last year, beating Studio. Has shown his best form at middle distances on firm going, and was scratched from the New Zealand Cup because of the rain during the week RHYTHM REIN: Useful performer over middle distances around Canterbury and Otago Won a middle distance at Wingatui this spring. Finished seventh in the New Zealand Cup. VALARIS: Ran in the highweight on Saturday, finishing eleventh. Does best on firm ground. STUDIO: Ran second to Gay Defoe in this race last year Should go better on the firm going today than on the easy track on Saturday, when he ran ninth in the Rlccarton Handicap. ROYAL NEWS: Won over nine furlongs in hack class at the Grand National meeting Has won since in open class, over 10 furlongs at Gore GAY FOX: Just beaten by Vitamlse in the Stewards' Handicap on Saturday. Won the Brabazon Handicap at Riccarton in July. Is bestknown as a sprinter, but has staying lines in his pedigree. KASTANEA: Has been racing solidly this season, having been placed several times and a winner at Rangiora. Ran fourth at Motukarara last time out. FAIR KING: Has raced only three times this season. Ran on for second tn the open sprint on the firrf day at Rangiora and foerth over 10 furlongs on the second day. WYEBANK: Easy winner at Rangiora on Labour Day Was entered for the New Zealand Cup but did not run. SAILORMAN: Ran eighth at Motukarara. but was an unlucky third on the first day of the Rangiora meeting. DONNA MARIA: Well beaten in the New Zealand Cup. in which she finished fourteenth. Would be better suited by this distance, but needs heavy going. CHEVEUX: Ran sixth in the Riccarton Handicap on Saturday. Raced weakly in sprints earlier this season, but had struck form over middle distances last term. WILLIAM DAVID: Finished well for third In the Riccarton Handicap on Saturday. Prefers firm going. AQUINAS: Has been fourth at Gore and a very close second to Becharre at Wyndham at two starts this season. VOLTERRA: Has finished second on the West Coast over 10 furlongs at both her starts this season, behind Julloch at Westport and French Tray at Reefton. AIR STEP: Could manage only sixth over 11 furlongs at Rangitlkei last time out. SAFE HARBOUR: Seventh to finish tn the Riccarton Handicap over nine furlongs on Saturday. PICRIGHT: Made ground for fifth in the North Canterbury Handicap at Rangiora on Labour Day, when having first test beyond sprint distances this season GOLDEN HOWE: Has failed to show form so far this season. UPS AND DOWNS: No form in three starts this season. William David Gay Defoe Studio

ivca seaena rn, m. j. Wildermoth ..7 4 GREAT SENSATION: Has not raced since winning weight-for-age Trentham Stakes. Ilf, in January. Had won second Wellington Cup a week earlier. Outstanding stayer which looks ready to make fresh start successfully. PICAROON: Carried top-weight of 9-3 into second place behind Mr Blue in Wainul Handicap. Im. at Trentham last month. Very good allrounder with sound record at weight-for-age. QUICK TIME: Sound stayer which should not be troubled by distance, but might find class a bit rich. GAY FILOU: Good race for third in New Zealand Cup last Saturday. Was run-ner-up to Moy in weight-for-age Harcourt Stakes at Trentham at previous start. STIPULATE: Gained runaway win over two miles in New Zealand Cup last Saturday. Has come through latest race in good order and should be hard to beat again. DAVIN K: Sound race for fourth in New Zealand Derby last Saturday. Has shown good staying form In hack class and could shape well under light weight. SEAEND: Good race for third to Algaion and Blyton in New Zealand Derby. Not tested in this class before, but must have chance with 7-4. Great Sensation Stipulate

Scratched: Court Pedro. SAINT NICHOLAS: Weakened to seventh alter sharing pace U> straight in New Zeaxanu Deroy. isarher record this season inciuaed piacings ui Vv ogan in ano weiungtott LrUineas. PICCA LcJGH: Well beaten in Desert uold StaKtis at Trentnam at latest start but was an impreamve wuuiei over a sprint distance at Orari one race earlier. MANANA; Gave his 15 rivals a start and a sound beating over seven furlongs in the Spring Plate last Saturday Has tne marking® of a topciass galloper. VOLTAIRE: Msde a little ground tor sixth in New Zealand Derby. Runner-up to Khoringa In Beintont Hack Handicap. Im. at Trantham two starts earlier. BRONZE KNIGHT: Checked early in Spring Plate but recovered to finish ninth after being at rear half a mile out. Should now be at improving stage. TOWN TALK: Failed to stay distance and finished at rear in New Zealand Derby. Recent form included unlucky second to Marlborough over a middle distance at Rangiora on Labour MARLBOROUGH: Weakened from a handy position at half-mile and beat one home in New Zealand Derby, Easy win over a middle distance at Rangiora two starts earlier. LOVELY CLOVER: Weak form background in four starts this season FIRST WATCH: Weakened to eighth after sharing pace to straight in New Zealand Derby. No form of worth since winning in maiden class at Wingatul in August. SIR GUY: Placed twice in maiden class at Trantham last month: finishing third at each attempt. PRINCE CALLAN: Has failed to Improve upon minor placlngs in maiden class this season. BIG BOY: Strong late run tor fourth after slow start In Spring Plate last Saturday Has shown ability although still eligible tor maiden races. VAULT: Strong front-runner but as yet has failed to develop sufficient stamina to see out middle distances. FRENCH LEAVE: No form of worth in three starts this season. ZERO: Still eligible tor maiden races. Has failed to show form In three starts this season. KEEP: No form over the shorter distance* in maiden class. Is well grown thnre-year-old which might be better suited by longer distance. CARAT: Shows galloping ability in training but no form In three races. Manana Bronze Knight Saint Nicholas 4.5 p.m.— JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, £1500; Im.

LLANMAI: Made successful start for season against sprinters In the Short® Handicap at Trantham last month. Wag runner-up to Roodyvoo in mile Pearce Handicap at fastest start. At peak is top-class performer over most distances BALOO: Last start winner of Nainal Handicap. 7f, at Trentham on Labour Day Small but game sprinter which could manage this distance very well. VITAMISE: Brilliant finisher from ruck tor last-stride victory in Stewards' Handicap. Racing very solidly this season. Has previously shaped well as miler. OMAHA: Sound race for fifth without looking likely to do better In New Zealand Cup on Saturday. I* racing over distance more to her liking this time. Could go well if not jaded by two-miler. GOLD VIEW: Drifted quickly tn Stewards' Handicap but made a little ground near end for 11th. Best race this season was over a mile in the Winter Cup. in which she was second, at Riccarton tn August. DONALD DINNIE: Run down and finished fourth after making pace till last furlong in Stewards' Handicap Ha* brilliance but can also run out a mile well. This

season's Hawke’s Bav Guineas winner. ROYAL LEIGH: Finished in middle at field In StewardHandicap. Was runner-up to Tarton over seven furtonys at Ashburton In Septemlx - GABELLE: Last start third be. hind Double and Vitamlse over seven furlongs at Motukarara. Won corresponding race at Rangiora on Labour Day. Usually runs races out solidly and shou.d be suited by this distance HOPEFUL: No form of worth in five starts thus season NERON; Runner-up to Gabelle in open sprint at Rangio-a on Labour Day whe . having second start in a fresh campaign. SILVER WOOD: Dual winner in intermediate class at Rang., ora during Labour weekend. Sound race tor fourth in Rlccarton Handicap last Saturday. PAYOUT: Form In tour star’s this season has been weak DERAILMENT: Poor Showing on heavy track at Motukarara last Saturday wee) Form over the shorn—distances earlier in season was sound. APPROVAL: Made a fresh start against the open sprinters al Motukarara last Saturday week and failed to show u, Should be improved by th.-.t run but best suited by easy ground WELLINGTON: Close fifth in open sprint at Motukarara last Saturday and third tn corresponding race at Rangiora on Labour Dai Record this season has been marked by consistency FLAXMAN: Encouraging first start fix season when third against open sprinters at Rangiora on October IP Failed tn go nearly a« well on heavy track at Motukarara at last start. CAVALIER: Weakened io eighth after good trailing run to straight in Stewards’ Handicap Unknown quantity as miler in this class. PICKET: Fourths against open sprinters at Rangiora and Motukarara after making pace in each race TREASURE MINE: Disappointing form background ' season. Llanmai Balloo Donald Dinnie

WAVERLEY: Raced solidly at Trantham last month for win against hack sprinters and a good second to Tyrol in mile Ruahlne Handicap. GAY GAVOTTE: Sound race for fourth in Hagley Handicap last Saturday, la racing solidly at present. CAPLESS: Finished strongly from ruck for narrow win in Hagley Handicap on Saturday. Up 91b but could go well again. BIRTHRIGHT: Failed to show up at any stage of Hagley Handicap and finished among tail-enders. That was second race in a fresh campaign. Should be improving. MIGHTY SMART: Has raced consistently on past visits to Ricca rton. Good over this distance. WOODCOCK: Run down by Capless in Hagley Handicap after trying to lead all the way. Form this season has been sound right through ROBIN ADAIR: Made ground for seventh in Hagley Handicap. Won against staying hacks at Wanganui at previous start CORDUROY: Battled on for sixth after having every chance in Hagley Handicap. Unplaced in two earlier starts this season. COMPLAISANT: Sound race for close third tn Hagley Handicap after being close up all the way. Led throughout to win against hack stayers at Rangiora at previous start. SURA: Shaped well for third when tried for stamina among staying hacks at Motukarara last Saturday week. Placed a* sprinter at previous start. PAUA: Failed to reach a challenging position at any stage of the Hagley Handicap in which she was fourteenth to finish. Most recent placing was second to Silver Wood over 9jf at Rangiora on October 19. HUSH LADY: Strong finisher for fourth against staying hacks at Rangiora on Labour Day. Ha* been running races out more solidly this seaerm BEGAME: Well beaten to hack sprint on third day at Trentham at last start. Won twice a* miler earlier to season. SAL’S PRIDE: Impressive win against hack stayers at Motukarara last Saturday week. Last to finish after being badly checked in Hagley Handicap laat Saturday. GOLDEN DAYS: Finished on from ruck for fifth in Hagley Hack Handicap. Was placed twice at Rangiora last month. ASHLEIGH: Faded from middle to finish at rear in hack stayers' race at Motukarara. Form only fair in other two races this season. TOORAK: Weakened from a handy position to finish ninth to Hagley Handicap. Fourth against hack stayers at Trentham at previous start. HIGH SCORE: Strong finisher for second to Sal's Pride in hack stayers' event on heavy track at Motukarara Always toiling near rear In Hagley Handicap last Saturday. CRANSTON: Eighth to finish in Hagley Hack Handicap last Saturday No form in three earlier starts this season. CRACKERJACK: Well beaten to Walmairl High-weight last Saturday; finishing third. Third in corresponding race at Motukarara a week earlier HAREWOOD: Sound race for fourth after trying for ailthe way win to high-weight at Rangiora on Labour Dav. Weak showing for ninth In Walmart High-weight last Saturday. Woodcock Waverley Gay Gavotte

, st. n>. •1170 Julloch (41 .. 10 6 <117 Baalbek (1), B. J. Langford .. 10 2 1753 Promise (0), R. o. Cairns .. 10 0 Bodkin (13), T. Wilson 8 007 Bador (15), B. Kennedy .. 9 6 »1 Arakhan (3), B. Waerea . . 9 5 5025 Leslie Bell (4), K. 1373 Quayle Hullabaloo (9), / 9 3 Cowles 9 2 0744 Stylish (10), E. B. Skelton . 9 1 0088 Count Pedro (3), A. Cowan . 9 0 6 Magonza (5) , RB. Taggart .. 9 0 0790 By Word (7 ). J. F. Grylls .. 9 0 743S Cinnaman (12), B. T. Jones .. 9 0 3050 Spartacus (16) .. 9 0 Scratched: French Leave, Crackerjack.

12.40 p.m.— IRWELL HANDICAP, £600 ; 51; two-year-olds. st. lb. 2156 Bonanza Gold (12) 8 7 43 Tuborg (15), M. J. Skelton 8 4 20 Bruin (3) 8 0 Z Secundo (13) 7 13 480 First Time (11), N. Eastwood 7 11 Last Count (2) 7 10 Mastiff (2), w. H. Beck 7 10 4 Blue Rose (1), A. J. Tweedie 7 9 Careen (9), F. H. Pope 7 8 80 Bona Fide (7), R. J. Skelton 7 7 • Misjudge (10). R. Swindlehurst .. 7 7 70 Lellan (8) 7 7 7 Skyline (4) 7 7 6 Depending (14), m. J. Wildermoth 7 7 0 Broker (16), n. b. Holland 7 7 8 Trove (5), G. W. Mein 7 7

Taylor _ • • • • Ml Wyebank (5), M. J. Skelton 7 13 tttt Sailorman (10). W. D. Skelton 7 It 3030 Donna Maria (13), D. N. Hadfield 7 10 006 Cheveux (1). L. K. Tinsley 0003 William David (12). 7 10 4. T. Anderson 7 10 42 Aqninas (9) 7 9 229 Volterra (17) 7 3 0006 Air Step (10). M. 4. WUdermoth 7 3 7607 Safe Harbour (3) 7 7 775 Picright (4), N. Eastwood 7 7 0700 Golden Howe (11). K. Reggett 7 7 990 Cp« and Downs (3). G. W. Mein GAY DKOttlK* Won this 7 7 last

1.20 p.m.— APPRENTICES’ HANDICAP. £600 ; 7f. st. lb. 4 Beginner's Luck (It), D. C. Thompson 8 8 11 Brown Brocade (4), O. Annlng 8 7 2137 Baywyn (1«), R. w. Donovan 8 0 1 Duplex (5), W. Gye 8 u 086 Ruffle (14), L. Williams 7 13 310 Zinder (21), M. J. Wildermoth 7 10 89 Donna Gola (12), M. J. Skelton Swan Queen (3), M. F. Dowling 710 00 7 9 8072 Glentarkin (8), A. Swanson 7 9 0661 Subair (11) 7 8 1007 Printer (7) ... 7 8 00 Lady Denzii (2), K. Thompson 7 8 9680 Massakai (15) 7 <• 000 Peterstan (S) 7 0 Also (19) 7 7 5451 Meandering (10), B. Collins 7 7 2 Beau Seant (9) 7 7 7 Grand Lad (17), A. J. Tweedie 7 7 809? Tansy (13) 7 7 9 Gabbler (20) 7 7 4284 Bar Kochba (1) 7 7 Bracket: Brown Brocade and Donna Gold.

2 p.m — FENDALTON HANDICAP, £1000; Um. st. lb. 0850 Gay Defoe (20) .. 8 11 4007 Rhythm Reto (15), R. J. Skelton .. 8 9 5090 Valaris (19), 1. F. Grylls .. 8 7 0020 Studio (7), C. MeDonald .. 8 5 0132 Royal New* (6), N. B. Holland .. 8 3 8532 Gay Fox (18), R. N. Marsh .. 8 1 2214 Kastanea (14) .. 8 1 6240 Fair King (8), R. W.

3-28 pjn — STONYHVRST HANDICAP, £700; M. 5387 Saint Nicholas (<), M. J. Skelton .. 8 13 817 Piece Leigh (5) • • 8 12 3091 Manana (2>. RSkelton -« 8 8 0266 Voltaire (11 _ •• 8 2 589 Bronze Knight (18), N. B. Holland 8 2 1270 Town Talk (16). B. Collins •• 5180 Marlborough (12). W. 0089 0568 Beck •• Lovely Clover (H> First 'Watch (3) 7 11 7 11 0033 Sir Guy (13) • • 4030 Prince Callan (8) .. 7 8 0264 Big Boy (15) 7 9 8540 Vault (9), G. "■ Mein •• 7 8 809 French Leave (1?) ■■ 7 7 777 550 Zero (4). K Reg gelt Keep (7) N. East7 7 wood 7 7 009 Carat (10) , . ' 4 ' Bracket: Picca Leurh

st. lb 12 Llanmal (16), R. J. Skelton 9 1 0901 Baloo 117) 8 9 121 Vitamise (2). Eastwood 8 4 1835 Omaha (6). J. T. Anderson 8 3 1900 Gold View (15) 8 12 1144 Donald Dinnie 9)’. B. F. Andrews 7 12 29 Royal Leigh (18). 6. Annlng 7 9 6213 Gabelle (12), K. Reggett 7 5659 Hopeful (5), D. N. Hadfield 7 5 83 Neron (3). W. D. Skelton 7 1 4114 Silver Wood (19), m! J. Skelton 7 4 0587 Payout (13), J. Messent 7 3 2300 Derailment (4), A. Eastwood 7 2 0 1535 Approval (1) Wellington (8). R. 7 1 W. Donovan 7 1 30 Flaxman (11) 7 1 2088 Cavalier (10) 7 0 8944 Picket (14) 7 0 5656 Treasure Mine (7) 7 0

2.40 p.m.— CANTERBURY CUP. £1500; weight-for-age; IJm. st lb. Great Sensation (4), R. J. Skelton ..95 7925 Picaroon (6). J. T. Anderson 9 5 0100 Quick Time (3). B. Collins .95 6253 Gay Filou (2). N. Eastwood 9 4 2071 Stipulate (5). N. B. HoUand .94 5424 Davink (1) C. T. Wilson .79 1023 Seaend M. J.

4.45 p.m.— 4012 ASHLEY HANDICAP £700; Um. Waverley (19), J. T. Anderson st. 8 lb. 12 1634 Gay Gavotte (9). N. B Holland 8 9 0641 Capless (10). J. F. Grylls 8 9 00 Birthright (15). E. J. Dldham 8 8 OB Mighty Smart (II), R. N. Marsh 8 5 2142 Woodcock (6), L. K. Tinsley 8 4 2317 Robin Adair (5) 8 4 706 Corduroy (14). C. T. Wilson 8 3 13 Complaisant (IB), O. Anning 8 2 733 Sura (7), R. J. Skelton 8 1 7250 Paua (12), N. Eastwood , 8 1 3264 Hush Ladv (2). M. J. Wildermoth . 8 .0 1300 Begame (4), E. G. Low 8 0 910 Sal's Pride (17). W. Beck 7 12 0225 Golden Days (8), W. D. Skelton 7 11 3450 AShlelgh (21) 7 11 8049 Toorak (18). R. W. Taylor 7 10 0020 High Score (3). D. N. Had field 7 10 0006 Cranston (1) 7 8 8469 Harewood (20). B. Collins 7 7 5230 Crackerjack (13), A. J. Tweedie 7 7