THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 563, 19 July 1909, Page 2

THE TURF.

WELLINGTON RACING CLUB.

WINTER MEETING AT TRENTHAM. TAUIRA WINS THE. WINTER.HURDLBSI. SIR FRISCO THE HANDICAP. With a steady rain falling in the city on Saturday morning,, it; was .difficult to. imagine tiho existence, of. any but unpleasant weather at Trentham, and those who journeyed to the Wellington Racing Club's meeting went but prepared for rain... But it had been fine'at Trentham since daybreak,'and the conditions generally were quite favourable for the opening day of tho meeting, though the attendance was considerably affected.' It .was, however, quite up'to the average attendance at a winter meeting. Speculation on the totalisator was fairly brisk,, and, during, the, afternoon, the ; sum of £9904 was passed through-tie machine, as against £7758; on-the first , day of 'the last winter meeting. Tho bookmakers- did' not muster in such Btrong force aB usual, only nineteen being ilicensed —seven in tho. paddock and twelvo' in tho , legor. After tho_ fifth race, one of those in tho paddock, decided- that, business'.was' unpayable, and, for the last two-events,-he, joined tho ranks of the backers. .It was a really bad day for the fielders, iasfour first favourites and two second favourites prevailed, while the double—Sir Frisco; and Tauira-Tdepleted the ring of a large sum of money. lie, racing. track was heavy after the previous day's rain, but the going was not by' any means treacherous; and there were surprisingly'few soratchings in the seven races. Eighty-two horses ; took, part! in ,tho programme, and the; field of sixteen • which ioced■ t!he starter.in the Winter Hurdles is the largest in the history ; of the race. Good finishes were tho result' of the two ■ first races, -but-the remainder jwero easily won. In the ParUameh'lary ■ Handicap,' the locallyowned Sir .Friscb J/qok charge from the barrier, rise,■ and. was.'never. headed, while, ;in the;- Winter. Hurdles,' .Tauira led . .throughout, and won with ridiculous' ease.:'.'. Details of the, racing aromas follow ;-r-.... , : - : ; /.= ■■

STEWARDS'.- HANDICAP,.". of • 130. sow". ..;', Seven, furlongs. Mr.- W. Ohristiejs_b. g. St. Bill, by St:'. maro, .'aged, • .. .-9st. 101b: ....;..,......„..:... (W. Young) 1 Mr. J.' Gieseking's Sweet Angelus; 9st. •- ■'. : ~lllb. ./.........:... :.;:... (M'Comb)y2 Mr,-'.- W.. Smart's .'San Fernando,. 9st. 71b-.. ~-. < •■■ v-../-,.-;...'- i (R.''Hatoh).-.3

; Also-started: Martyriuin.lOst. 71b. (F. D. Jones);'. Simplex.' 9st. 131b:: (O. Jenkins); Seaman; 9st. 121b. (G. Price); Longner, 9st:" 121b, (W. Ryan)';";. Wimmera, .9st. • 81b. ,(H.: Cairns)j and Mataari, 9st. (Campbell)*;; ■'■,'■ --■■ St. Bill was quickest .to begin, followed, by Martyrium and Loiigner, while Seaman and Mataari were slow ; to movo. After gemg' two fu-rlongsi , : St; Bill was. clev'',of Ifartyrium',-. who was -, followed, by / Sweet _ An--: gelns. "This was. th© order to the straight!; .where Swtet Angplus moved up 'secondhand Wimmera and San Fernando put in claims. A good finish saw St. Bill beat Sweet Angelas by a head, with San Fernando: half a length away, and Wimmera fourth. Time, lmin. 38;4-sseo. ..; . :'''. : '-'i.L?i..y MIB.iMAR. HAIjfDICAP, of 100 sovs..'. Seven •.v ■'~ ,■ ;■,. ' : .. .frfflongs.;:-,, ■■'.■■. ..-,.-- ■'■'<.■

Mr. S., Williamson's br. c. Kiiig's Prize, v by The Possible—Dazzle, 3yrs., lOst. '..' ' > ; ! , •'■ (F.-D. Jones) 1 Mr.'F. Bowden's Marathon, 95t.121b.

•,'••; ■.'■•''•"■'■-.' : ■■•;. : ..:-■':■:■•■ (w. Yoimg) 2 Mr. F.G; Itoe's Thetis, 9st. 51b. ■'~ :■. y 'J;■ '■■• :•..-"•;-':k'- >,' ; '(H,*'Cainis)y3 ; i Also' started: Passive, lOst'i 2lb. (Godfrey); Gold : Bird/ < 9st. 81b."(Donov'an): Llanwern, ■M. 51b: (F. Larigßbone); 'Splasiy. 9at'. 51b.' ; (Batch) I and Sealer, .Ost: 3tb.: (Qress).;, 1." : '.-]■ Fipin'.'the start. .Marathon' took command and was followed' by .TJietis, Splash and King's, 'Prizes; .33ii9, ; wa8;i;iie,,.orcler,;.to ~t>he; straignt, : liie four., leaders:were almost'' in: lrho,-: ■with,it'be. : rost..of -the : field several; .lengths 1 •dway." ; -''At the •distance Splaih'.'was''-.' beaten;' : and r a f gre4t'.'race between''-the'-other 'thTee ; r©- ; I suited i in-a head victory for King's Pries, with Thetis a' neck' behind Marathon. Splash was fourth and Passive last. Time, Imin. 39seo. -

PENINSULA HtJEDLE HANDICAP, of 100 * sovs. One mil© and three-quarters Mt. B Wood's br g. Bendrock, by Explosion—Stepfast, syrs, lOst (H, Cairns) J Mt. B. T. Bermot's Waione, 9st, 51b. (Coohramo) 2 Mr W J Douglas's Polyanthus, 9st. 131b

(O'Connoll) 3 Also started Wirral, lOst 21b (Crerar), Aotea, 9st 131b. (Pntohard); Coy, 9st 131b (Lyford), Black Squall, 9st. 71b (S. Crawford), Yosami, 9st 71b (CampboU); and Silken Rem, 9st 61b (M'Cormon) Wirral was first over the initial fence, followed by Yosami and Rendrock Wirral led past the stand, followed by Yosami, Aotea, Polyanthus, and Silken Rem. Aotca fell at tho third hurdle Gomg down the back Yosami and Rendrock ranged alongsido Wirral, but the latter drew away again until tho half-mile post, where Yosami fell on v tho flat, and Rendrock took the load from the fasttirtng Wirral Rendrock had tho race won at the last hurdle, and finished four lengths ahead of Waiono, with ' Polyanthus three lengths away third, and Silken Rem fourth, Timo, 3mm. 39 3-sseo,

PARLIAMENTARY HANDICAP, of 300 soys , second horso to receive 35 sovs and tho third horse 15 sovs from tho Btake One mile Mrs M Moore's b h Sir Frisco, by San Francisco (imp )—Waitemata, oyrs,, lOst 91b . . (A. Oliver) 1 Mr. J S Adams's br g Merrie Zealand, by Memo England—Zealandia, 6vrs , 9st 81b (H Cairns) 2 Hon J D OrmonrPs b c Diamond Star, b} Birkenhead (imp)— Solitaire, 3yrs., 9st 81b (F D. Jonesj 3 Also started Muskerry,' 10si 101b (Hatch), Iranui, lOst 21b (Ryan), Pikopo, lOst 21b (O'Brien), Coronettod, 9st, 121b (Cochrane): Pohutu, 9st 81b. (Lowe), Gaelic, 9st (Langstono), First Mate, 9st. (Young) : and Kurawaka, 9st (Jenkins) When tho barnor was let up Pikopo was badly left, andTohutu was slow to move Sir Fnsco was prominent from Muskerry and Diamond Star At tho end of two furlongs Muskerry had fallen back, and Memo Zealand was m third position Three furlongs from homo Sir Fnsco wa's three lengths clear of Diamond Star, with Merrie Zoaland another two lengths away, and tho rest of tho field strung out to tho half-mile post Sir Frisco came on full of running, and despito a hot challenge from Morrio Zealand, won bj a length, with Diamond Star ten lengths further back third, Pohutu fourth, Coronettod fifth, Gaelic sixth, Kuranaka soventh, and First Mate last Time, lmin 52 l-ssec WINTER HURDLES, of 500 sovs, second . horso to receive 65 sovs, and third horse 35 sovs from tho stako. Two miles.

Mr. J. R: M'Donald's b. g. Tauira, by Hahaki—Young Uira, 6yrs., 9st ; ■: (H. Telford) 1 -Mr. D. Stewart's h. g. Scotty, by St. Leger (imp.)— Janet, aged, lOst., 21b.' . ■ _> ' ; L'•'''. : -\- '■'". ■'.■",'•'. (J- Deery) 2 Sir W.' R." Rußsell's''oh; g.'.'.Corazon, by ' •'■■ Coeur de;Liou—Rasidka,-;syirs;, 9st.\ i0ib...;.....„....;.;.. .„...,...(j;Bali) 3 . Also started: Gold Dust, list: lib.: (Jerry O'Gonuell)rKairoma;lost. 111b; (J.- Do-' kney) ;'• Irish,- lOst. 41b. (0; Cochrane) ;' ■Xavior, lOst. 2lb. (M'Connon)'; Bully, lOst. ;llb..(Speakman); Commander, lOst. (Deoblo); Lb Benii; 9st. 111b. (Pinker) jStaYboy,-9st lllb. .(If.: Flynn); Belario, 9st. Sib. flruteber); Te Arai, • 9st. .71b. (Porter); Forest; 9st. 31b. (Young): Whatakura, 9st. : (Pritchard); and-Southern Cross,; 9st;- (Redmond). , ....,: ..,.-' From a good start, Tauira cleared the first •;hurdle ,'a-Yongth : ..in : Kairoma and .Corazon. .Passing the stand,,Tauira was'half-n-doßon. lengths .ahead Jf r /Keir6Tna . : and' Cqraiwn, .who were Irjsh and ;Scotty.; Jjist after passing „the, mile post',. ■Scotty ■rait into,second place,""ahdj/riearing; tho. haystack,' was within''a row.'lengths' of' Tnriira. but' the latter ran' right away at the. ihilf-mile'post,';nnd- won bf twenty.'lengths

from Scottyjwho was well clear of Corazon. Southern Cross was fourth, and Irish fifth. Time. 4min. 2 l-Ssoo. TRIAL PLATE, of 100 sovs. ;' Special weights. Six furlongs. n ' Hon. J. D. Ormqnd's b. f. Drcadlcss, by Birkenhead (imp.)—Montdreatl, 2yrs., 9st (I<\ I). Jones) 1 Mr. W. D. Watson's First Consul, Out. , 31b (H. Cairns) 2 Mrs. E. C. Qieson's Captain Bell, 9st. 111b (J. M'Gregor) 3 i Also started: Pukowai, lOsl. 21b. (Langstone) ; Rangikapua, lOst. 21b. (Olivor); I Rose Hoiald, 9st. 131b. (Watson); Succession, 9st. llib. (Ryan); Masterful, Ost. 31b. (Jenkins); Marengo, 9st. 31b. (Murtagh); Lar«s, 9st. 31b. (Pntebard); Chauvclin. 9st, 31b. (G. Prioo); Latehct, 9st. (Telford); Undecided,' 9st. (Hatch); and Magnoto; 9st. (W. Young). Droadlbsßj Masterful, and Chauvolin wore quickest to begin, and the first-named soon had a big load. Captain Bell and First Consul mado efforts to catch Drcadlcss in tho straight, but the latter won easily by ten lengths from First Consul, who just headed Captain. 801 lon the post. Pukowai was ; fourth, and Lares last.- ■ ■'. Tnnoi lmin. 25 3-sscc. TE ARO HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five

furlongs. Mr. J.'R. M'Donald's b.c Te-Kahurangi, by Conqueror—Valance, 3yrs., lOst. 41b (C. Jenkins) 1 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Contendcnt, lOst. 111b (F. D. Jones). 2 Mr. W. C. Tully'a Purakau, 9st. 111b. (H. Cairns) 3 Also started: To Ru, lOst. 71b. (Pritohard); Skyo, 9st. 121b. (Watson); Inchbonny, 9st. 121b. (Donovan); Axite, 9st. 111b. (Crawford); Pronun, 9sfc. 81b. (M'Comb); Vinco, Ost. 21b. (Langstono); Royal Maid, 9st. 61b. (Price); Morry Xmas, 9st. 31b. (Lowo); Prevail. 9st. (Oliver); Glenfield, 9st. (Cotten) ; Cohort, 9st. (Young); and Pikibo, 9st, (Hatch). A beautiful start was effected,' and Te Kahurangi and Purakau drew to the front just ahoad of Contcndent and Meiry Xmas. Te Kahurangi led into tbo straight, and lasted long enough to win by a length fiom Contendcnt, who was clear of Purakau. Morry Xmas was fourth. Time, lmin, 9 l-sscc, '

NOTES ON THE RACING/ [Bt Glehcob] Of tho nine starters in. tho ': Stewards' Handicap, Sneet Angelus and St. Bill were tho only two that were backed te any extent, but the first-named was easily favourite. M'Comb drew an outside position with Sweet Angelus, and, when tbo tapes flow up, both St. Bill and Martyrium commenced quicker than tho Multiform filly, St. Bill quickly bad a gap between himself and tho rest of tho field, and, when tho straight was reached, Sweet Angelus, though she nad passed Martyrium, still bad a ooupk» of lengths to catch up to St. Bill. It almost looked as if M'Comb held tbo leader too cheaply, for, though ho drove Swe«t Angelas along at a groat rate from the St. Bill still had a neck advantago wken the post'was reached. Wimmera and San Fernando stowed up at tho distance, but both wore tiring again at tho finish. Longner appeared to be uncomfortable in tho going.

, Th«tia and. Marathon were iho favourite selections in the.vMiramar'•; Handicap, but Splash, King's! Prize, Gold Bird* and klanwern' all had support. Young got Marathon; into,his. stride quickly, and the Phaethon horse came into tho stijiight atifhe lwad of the . fieloV but' he was .then taekled bv Splash, Thetis,. and King's Prize.- :Splash did not continue the struggle long, but tho Otfttof three battled out every inch of theground, and there was not half a> length between them at the, finish. KingY Prize, on the outside, jnst squeezed home My ,a head^.from Marathon, with' Thetis third, THo winner' is "a. half-brother to California and- Prospector, and ..had previously won at Hastings : in: toe^'antiunn.r/Hb' 1 is'trained by- at Awaptmy and;looks : ' ; lto doing .good,service for : hia^owner.- : Thetis well,*-aifd :r wiH te un-lucky-.if' they ]do liot."join winning list shortly.>j ( ■; .'■ : v' v ..;'; ~. ■•.' ;'V'! ~,,\;':; l> ' < 'Wirraiwas backed for thelPeranßula'Htrr-. dlea7as''Wr,tiDe,'T? i'W B ',;all'"."oyer,;i"bothis [number':'was 'Dot' among'&o6o' hoisted by the'; judge. At the'starting post the; big Birkenhead'gelding,proved' most' uttruly,,ana : early got 'nd of Tiis' rider. 'When Crerai mounted again, Wirral took the bit in his mouth ,arid 7 bolted in the. ; wrong\ direction. He jumped two hurdles at the, back of the course,.but his. jockey then got him under controv'Shd' ho "was pulled up by';' the saddling paddock, and trotted back" to the start.. Ho led: for a mile and a quarter of tlie race, jumping all but one humle beau-,. tifully, but he failed to; stay the distance, and finished a long way back.. Rendrock, who had' taken, up a prominent; position near: tho sis furlongs post,:, won easily at ' the finish. He is engaged in tho; Grand, National Hurdles, and incurs a 61b. penalty for,his win., Aotea fell at-tho third nurdle, and interfered with Coy and Black Squall, but' did not affect .their chances.; Silken Rein and YosanuY showed a lot of pace, but jumped badly, and Yosami came down on the flat near.the,half-mile.post. :••.,;.,->■.

: -'' Seaman and Longnor, who had started m the Stewards' Handicap, were tho : only withdrawals from- the Parliamentary; Handicap Sir .Frisco was made a warm, favourite, m ith Diamond Star, Pc-lratu, Merrie Zealand,, and Cdrpnetted next in demand/; Pikopo, Iranui, and Pohtttu wire unlucky at the start, ■ the first-named, being hopelessly left. Sir Frisco, Muskcrry, and Diamond "■■'• Star .wero 'first away, and > Oliver jat once; set a, warm pace the, favourite,.' With ,half the distance gone,- Sir .Frisco looked, to bo going almost top fast to. stay the' distance, : bnt his rider had-judged the/'paco: well,Vand- the little bay horso; kept in front till the finish, and won- without the 'whip. ._ It was his second victory in the, race,'.and it'was again a,very popular'brier 'Merrie Zealand was-easily the best of the other competitors, and,, in-/the last furlong, he looked'to .be -makipg considerable impression on. the winner,; but he had expended his best effort before the post was reached. Diamond .Star shaped well, but was pnablo to keep.going at the pace sot, and ' finished 'a. long Way behind > the second horse. Pohutu and Corohetted wero putting in good, work at the finish, but Mnskerry;and First- Mate were disappointing;- ,vw ,'■:";': '"■■'■/''■ '■"••-'..• ; '-v"v : :- :;,.i. ..->.

.''Tauira, Scb'tty. Corazon; Stayboy, To Araij and Southern Cross were'.'the .candidates backed; in the : Winter. Hurdles, but Tauira was a' strong/favourite, and . Jie; scored a' brilliant': victory. Going to' tho front at the first hurdlej he led "throughout, passed the winning'post when the last of the 'field was jumping the last hurdle, and beat the second horse by.uoarly 'fitty yar'ds.:, : He ' hit. the' hurdle at the top of •', tho' straight' ' pretty hard,, but'bo is such a bold fencer that there' .was not much: chance of,his falling, though ho 'might possibly have lost 1 his ; rider. ; The crowd; recognised this, and Tauira and'his jockey', we'ro accorded an ovation r as 'they I .returned -j» the enclosure., in the Grand National'; Hurdles Tauira 'was at 9st'. 81b.", - and; Vwith his penalty, .wiH'now |h'ave Mst v ßlb. .to carry: Scotty,;-who'was.' second,- .will therefore meet' him ; on 241b. jbe'tter terms', • and' Cofazoii, thethird horse, ;on-321b. better terms:;. Scottv fan a great race on .Saturday, 'and, got close' to' Tauira six furlongs from homo, but in', trying to ijump with tho Mahaki' gelding, 'ho nearly came down.' Ho never had any charico "with jTauira, but.was' much too. good 'for the• remainder of; tho field. : Corazoii' is a ; good ;sort, but not in the same class as. the winner... • Stiuthorh Cross and Irish ; [stuck gamelyj,to their tasks, and the latter should play an important part in the settlement of cross-comitry events., Kairoma was dome iwitli at the. a mile and a;quarter, and is evidentlyvnot himself. Lc Beau and To'Arai jumped' well, but there was no. p'ariticular merit injthat'/ s V a s the whole 'of tho' sixteen; candidates ttood, up till; tho "-finish.

. Fourteen maidon performers contested the Trial Plate,;.for*which'-'Dreadless and"Pukewai wero b»th : ' solidly; btcked. Drea'dless,; a fcrc-jeitr-old pKii'.sijtor'' .-Was .quickest to;.begin,.'and; won.'ve'ry 'easily at! : ,thp [finith. ;' Wten ■for-second plv» by (First-.'Consul, who;.bo,. gaii".badly,Sbut-i finished . y witti t.a great, run, iPnkewai ■ secured a<>'badVposition*'.it; tho starts and 'the best'-iieicbuld do;'was tb finish ifourtlu ;.;.;.,,;....; ,/' .'■'i '£''.''':'."':?■'.'■. x: \

For tho To Aro Handicap,. To Kahurangi: with Jenkins up. was mado tho hottest fa- N vourito of tho day. The only olliors soppurtcd to any extent wore Contendcat and Purakau. llio trio had Mo raco to themselves, and To Kahurangi scored comfortably from Contcndont, with Purakau beaten off.

Acooptancee for the eeoond day's events at the Wellington Racing Club's meeting close at 4 p.m. to-day. Mr. B. Coylo has been appointed handU capper to the Poverty Bay Turf Clnb. , Waitarero has gone lamo, and is not likoly to boo the , post for tbo steeplechase ■ fct Trontham on Wediieeday. So wtie accepted for the Grand National on Thursday mght before ho went wrong.' WEIOHTS FOR SECOND DAY. Tbo following arc tho weights for the minor ovonte on tbo second day:— ' . GLASGOW lUNDICAJ. Five Furlongs. .''

. '-■?< ECUPBE STAKES.' : -.', v.'

(By Tolciriiph.'-PMSJi Association.—QstxrfhrttU London, July Id The Saadown Pork Eclipse mooting oponod, t to-day. Following was the result of tljo oliiof oventt— ECLIPSE STAKES, of 10,000 sews; weight. for-ago. ibout one milo and a quarter. Mr. Fame's bo. Bayardo, by Bay Ronald—{Aalacia, 3yrs , Bst 61b „ . 1 'Mr W Hall's b' o Royal Realm, by Persimmon—Sand Blast, dyrs.. 9st. 41b 3 Mr L do Rothschild's b. c, Santo Strata, by Victor Wild or St Frusqam—Pie Powder, 4yrs, 9st. 41b. ... .w 9 A

Bayardo was unbeaten as a two-year-old, bnt bis form m tiio early part of this season was disappointing His preparation for tha Two Thousand and the Derby bad been in* torfered with by an accident, and be was un* placed in those events.

et lb. st th. Ponatee li 8 Simplex 9 10 IrisU Riflts io 10 Wiinmora ...... 9 5 St. Bill 10 8 Kaharoa 9 5 Martyrium la 4 White Cocfcado } j" Oxtoa ._„ 10 I } ( " Sweet Angolus 10 i Sir Antrim 9 0 Longncr 913 Hydravilio „.,.. 9 0 Silkwcb 9 11 KAEOM HAHDICAP. Six Furlongs. , ( , , Btlb. Bilb., ' King /Post 10 8 Timothy 9 i Marathon 10 i Gold Bird 9 3"" Skye „ 10 o Splash 9 3 HJanan 9 12 Llanfl«rn ._„. 9 0 ' Miscast 9 12 VLnco 9 0 Pakowai „.. 9 n lioso Herald. 9 0 i Twinilo 9 11 lEangUcapua 9 0, Buoyant .... M ,.. 9 8 Morrie Messoiigor 9 0 , Thetis _ 9 7 Eawera 3 0 Waiata . 9 6

VICTORIA DXTEDIJ3, HANDICAP. On© Milo and : a Hall etlb. ettt. Auratus ._. 11 5 Grandstand ...... 9 3 Tauira ™ 11 4 Kelso ,•' ,, y 7 Kanphaota „_. 11 0 Yosami '■■■ 8 6 Itandrock ~~_. 11 0 Nudino • - ■ "' 9 6 Forest 10 12 Finncssenr' _— 8 3 Kremlin ... 10 6 Waihutn 9 3 , Wirral 10 5 Silken Eon 9 0 ' Diplomatio 10 3 Black Squall Polyanthus 10 0 Waikareao 9 0 Kuku 10 0 Vvrtus 0 0 Somali „_.__. 10 0 Flint Gun „_ 9 0 Aotca 9 11 Grand Poplax_ 9 0 Haurangi _.«„ 9 11 Explosive _u. ■ 9 0 Waione „____ 9 10 Lobeccio .-.-.- 9 0 Rawhiti 910 WATEELOO HANDICAP. Seven FurlongB. sUb. eLIb Sir Frisoo ' ..—. 11 5 Longnor ...9.12 Dawn 10 0 Diamond Star- 3 11 Muekcrry ...... 10 7 Aberration . 9 8 ' Irish Eiflo _. 10 G Soaman ~~~. !>. S Se, Bill 10 I Toa Tuii 9 5 Sweet ingoing 10 1 San Fernando-, 9 5 Oxton 10 1 Wimmera 9 9 ', Waikaraka . 10 0 Knrawaka .-_ S 0 Pitopo ........ 10 0 Gaolio .__.-_! 9 0 ■ Iranui . 10 0 Firet Mate 9 0 . Chief Loohiol -. 9 13 Kataan . 9 0 Coronotted 9 13 Gold Bird ■ 9 0 Merne Zealand 9 13 JUMPERS' FLAT HANDICAP. Ono-Mile.and a Half. etlb. , Btlb, Bon Jonson ... 10 131 Bendrock > 9 11 - .North Head-..- 10 13 Southorn Cross s 11' Scotty . ' 10 13 Bolario —__ 9 10 Exmoor 10 9 Snip 910. Aurat'us — 10 9 Eaneihaota — 9 G Kror\iiu .. 10 3 Wainnkn . 9 6 Bully -...._. 10 3 Waione - 9 6 ' Staybov 10 0 Moboow ~*.-~- 9- i Stronghold . 10 fl Loirot -9 i Compass « 10 0 1 Somali 9 O , Coraioii 10 0 Whaiaknra — 9 0 Commander .- 911 Yosami 9 0 Silkon Eoin ... 9 11 Geld Shower „. 9 0

THOBNBON, HANDICAP. Five Furlongs. ' rt.Ib. stlh, , Contendent I..-. 11 2 Notorious: ..9 0 Tβ Kahurangi... 11 0 Mcme Xmas ... 9 0 Te liu 10 8 Santa Clara - 9 0 Pnrakaa __.. 9 11 Eose H«rald _ 9 0 Ante i 9 10 Vinoo 9 0 TTilnriBTi , __'l9"lj3' PrGVailf.iiJ 9 Ortl Inohbonny 9 8 Cohort 9 0 TwinlJo 9 8 Pibho 9 0 The Squatter . 9 S Lady L Panl — 9 ,0 Waiata 9 7 Ovorrato ._— 9 0 Pronun 9 i Glenfield , , 9 0 , Waonki 9 4 Lane ~ '. 8 V 0 ' lloF&l Maid 9 l 3 Heme Goer— 9 8 i ' '