THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 583, 11 August 1909, Page 9

THE TURF.

NEW ZEALAND GRAND NATIONAL MEETING. f WINTER CUP WON BY NORTH-EAST. ' STEEPLECHASE BY NADADOR. . ..(By Tulcsraph-Press Association I CliristchurcJi, August 10. The weather was perfect for tho opening of the New 'Zealand Grand Nationnl meeting at Riccarton] and consequently tho attendance was very large, Loid Phmket and his party, the Hons. J. Carroll and J. A. Millar being among' those present. Tho course i»as in splendid'order. Tho steeplechase 'vvas somewhat disappointing, as, out of nine starters, only four finished itb.o course. Tho Winter Cup resulted in an easy win for tho fust favourite, North-Eairt. There were several spilla during the day. A. Gray, an Auckland ndcr, had some ribs fractured when Ben. Fortuno fell with him m tho Hunters' Hurdles, and J. Nolan, uder of Eu'rus in the. big sustained a slight concussion. Speculation was very brisk, tho totalisator investments amounting to £20,791, as against £18,6G6 for tho fiisfr day last year, whilo 18 bookmakers were licensed inside at £20 10s. each, and 37 outside at £10 10a. each. ' Thd following are the results:— HUNTERS' HURDLE HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Once'round and a distance. Mr. N. Baildon's b. g. Tyrannic, by ' Tyranny—Black Jacket, aged, list. (J. Heroocks) 1 Mr. F. J. Carroll's Arty, list. 61b. i (F. Fljnn) 2 Mr. A. G. Mac Donald's King of Trumps, list. 31b (John O'Conuell) 3 Also started:—Homeward, 12st. 91b.; Glenganff,- -12st. 31b.; Sea Dog, list. 71b. ; Bytheboy, list. 51b.; Ben I'ortune, list. 31b.; Roan Banner, list. 31b.; and Matengatenga, list. Bern Fortune fell at tho hurdle in front of the stand. Tyrannic and Sea Dog led down the'back, followed by Arty,, Glenganff, and King of Trumps, i At the last fence Arty closed on Tyrannio, but tho latter held his advantage, and won by two lengths. King of -Trumps was two and a half lengths.away third. Time, 3miu. 9sec.

TRIAL HURDLES, of'2oo sovs.. One mile , -V/.. and.tbree : quarters. .. . ; Mr.'-J-:' Dalton's b.' g.' Auratus, by Gold ■ Reef—Pursenng, aged;, list. 61b. ■■■'-(C. Cochrane) 1 Mr: W. J.-Douglas's Pikopo, lOst. 91b. !> .(Jerry O'Connell) 2 Mr.-E. Wood's Rondrock; lOst. 131b; / 1 (H. Cainis) 3 Also started: —Virtus,, 9st. 51b.Kelso, : : 9st;; and. Stepenfcldt,' 9st. t : v'. . - •', <,;, ■' Auratus',-' Kelso," and Stepenfoldt were to- : gotfcer at the.,first hjirdle, where Virtus tell, ' The fourth hurdle brought Kelso to "grief, and 'Aufaius was left Svith; a good ad-' vantage, which, ho maintained to'tho '.finish, winning comfortably by four lengths. from Pikopo, who was two lengths cleat of Rend-, rock; Timo, 3min. 21seo. - WINTER CUP, of 600 sovs. 'One mile Mr. H. M'-Manaway's chi-. g. 'North-East, • : by' Euroelydoi—Mariauna, syrs., 9st. 9lb. v . (A. Oliver) 1 ' Mr.v A.'.-Liskirk's .b.' g.- King--Post, by » ...feton'Delaval—St. Edith, syra.,9st. ~ lib. (Teltord) 2 Mr./ I). Rnthorford!s-b.i,m. t Gwcndolina, - v.i : "by Sant 'Ikrio-rPoniiale ~-Eranohise,, aged, 9st. 111b.-(H. -Price) .-.3 it Also .started - Zimmerman;- list;;6lb.; Pen- . atesj-llst.' Slb:; Grenadier.; lOst. 91b.-; Merrie . Zealand.,-J>lost.:v4lb.;- ■ -Federal,- 9st.--131b.-j' •Iranui, 9st. 131b.; Waikaraka, , 9st. -131b.; All " Gins,' 9st. 81b:Sweet ~Ahgelus, 9st. 71b.;. Tikitere, :.9sfc.. 51b.; Rook Ferry,. 9et. ;31b.;. Whito ..tjo'cliSdej ;'9st 1 9st. 21b.; "Continuantoj-Ost.; and. Lone Star, 9st. first to show out, but he-was soon-headed by: Federal, with All Guns and ■North-Easfotedinc.. 'thov-rt'st': , of , r'tho | fiild-.; ■ Rounding-.,'the" top^turn;-'Federal and All . Guns■ wero :in - :front;' with- North-East; Pen-.- ' -ates,' ? Sweeti-Angelus,- -Grenadier; >n'd. King' Pj>st;following ni'that order.' Turning jnto the straight,: All -Guns - and .Penates dropped back, and North-East moved .up, Inside the distance; North-East had Federal's measure, and going- won very, easily by two, lengths - and a ''hair, from' King Post, who finished strongly. Gwcndolina with a late run secured third.place; two lengths further back. Then followed Federal; Grenadior, ,and Merrie Zealand. Timo.-lmin;.>43. 2-ssee. - ,

GRAND , .'.NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE

• • HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. Three miles : and a. half. ■ ' ' Sir 'W.vßussell's cli.: m. Nadador, by El : . Draque—Noyado, aged, .10st: 81b. . (J HaU) 1 Mr. Hz E. Troutbeck's br. g. Eldorado, . by Gold Reef—Fairy Dream, oyrs., .. 9st.-71b. (R. Thompson) ': 2 Mr."C; Morse's b. g. Te Aral, by Monaco . : • /aged, 10st. 131b. (in0,141b. : . r '-pen:)- (F. Porter) 3 : Also ' started: list. 31b.; Capitol, list. 21b.; Le'Beau, lOst., 131b.;. Mocdasin, lOst. 91b. ; Wangannij 9st. 71b.; and Diplo- " watic, 9st. 71b. '• " . Eldorado, Te .Araiy and Nadador rose: together/at tho first >' fence, which brought\ Moccasin, to grief.- : passang the stand, tlw .ord®rMvis To Arai]' Eldorado, Diplomatic,. Nadador, and L$ Beau. There was little Change along; tho back;'but the .first, fence of the . rKennels -double- brought , . Le ';Beau down. ' 1 Coining' inbo' tho'. straight,'.' To' Ar.ai, ■ Eurus,' and Eldorado formed, the leading.'division, but at the ! 'first fenco of ;the. stand, double ;Eurus fell, and Nadador : then moved' tip'. Passing Cutts's, Eldorado .was in command, : with Wanganui, Te Arai, and Nadador close together. There Diplomatic ran off,-and, at the next fence, Capitol fell. Nadador then took . charge,' with Eldorado, Te Arai, and Waagaiiui. following.in that orders Stalling off a'.ohallen'ge front Eldorado ill ths straight, Nadador won by two lengths,-with-Te Arai two and a half lengths away' third,' and WangaJiui ;four lengths further-back. Time, 7min. 20sec. TALLY-HO PLATE STEEPLECHASE, of 60 ....... sovs.. Two miles arid a half. .■ ■ •Mr. It. C. Gillies's br. g. Gammon, by ' Cajolery—Modesty," aged,'l2st. 101b. (Mr. H. M'Kellar) i Mr.-P.- Elworthy's Barney, ; 12st. 101b., (Mr. L. Parkinson)' 2 Mr. J.. L. Nicboll's Bess, 12st. 101b. ' (Mr C. H. Brittan) 3 • Also started: Pretoria, 12st. 101b.; 4hd Trainbearor, 12st. 101b.; . . Only tho three placed-, horses finished. Barney,/after, making -tho most of tho run:' - ning, came bo grief at the last fence, and, • being remounted, finished one hundred yards behind Gammon, Svith Bess a similar distance away third. 'Tiine, smin. 30 2-ssec. JUMPERS' .FLAT RACE, of 150 sovs.. One ' ■ . mile and a half. . . Mr. J. CasserleyY b. ■ g. Compass, by Daystar—Maiuboom, aged, lOst. 41b. ' : , , - (J. Delany) 1 > Mr. N. Bertram's 'Southern Cross, 9st. 7lb. ' - . .■: (E. Redwood) 2 Mr. W. J. Douglas's Polyanthus, 9st. 131b. ' (J. O'Connell) 3 Also started: Scotty, list. 91b.; Ringman, 9st. 131b.; Lionheart, 9st. 51b.; Farley Grove, Ost.; and Whatakuraj Ost. LionJieart led out of tho straight, but, atthe milp post. Southern Cfoss toolc command, and was in front until the , distance was nx«>he<l: There Compass closed on him, .and won a good race.by a length arid, a half, with Polynntjius two 'loiigths away. Farley Grovo was fourth. Time,'2min.. 41 l-ssee. ENFIELD STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. About two mile 3. Mr. Wilson's b, <g. Lovcll, by Huntsman—Mermaid, aged, 9st' 71b.' . . (H. Telford) 1 Mr. : M. Gorrie's Wairaka, lOst. 71b. I (IJoward) 2 Mr. G. M. Brown's-Mooskeri, lOst. 81b. ; . : :' , . :: - - (T. Pino) '3 Also started: Leonardo, lOst. 91b.; Pacific, , lOst. 21b.; Decrslayer', 9st. 91b.;" and St. Kooringa, 9st. 71b. . ' ' , ■' Moosken cut out most of the running, but in. tiic! straight he "was' challenged by Lovell anil Wairaka. . and the' former won by iwo lengths.' Wairaka beat Moaskcii by a length and a,l(al"f for second place. Deerslayer was . fourth/ Time, 4miu. 4sec.

AVONHEAD HANDICAP, of 130 sots. Sis

.furlongs. ■ Mr, Highdon's br. g. N,viand, by Finland —Parora, Syrs., lOst.1011). (A. Oliver) 1 Mr. N. Bertram's liichbonny, 9st. 121b. -, (F..E. Jones) 2 Mr. Boylo's Wot Day, 9st. 91b. ' • 1 ' (R. Dcrrett) 3 Also started: Claymore, 9st., 121b.; Chiarinian, 9st. 121b.; Vologda, Jst. 121b.; Gold Braid, 9st. 101b.';' "VVaiata, 9st. 8 b.; Merry Lass, 9st. 61b.; Raugikapua, 9st. lib.; Miss Dbrrio, 9st. lib.; . Baglestond, . 9st ; llawern, 9st.; Adjudge, 9st.; 1 Bravery, 9st.; and Onsliior, 9st, . .'■ -. :By the: time that this : r'aoe' was run the light -wps so bad that ■it * was impossible to distinguish 'the colours'until the horses were . well., in ;tho straight. ' Tliero Nyland' took charge, and woii very,easily by four lengths , from Inohbonnyi who was a leiigth in -front of Wet Day. limo,: lmin. 16 2-sscc. WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY..- . The following weights, have/been declared for the second clay of the meeting HUNT CLUB CUP.—Lov'ell, 12st. 131b.; Homeward, .list. . 51b, • : Deerslayer, list. 31b. .- Gammon, list. 21b.; Glengariff, lOst. 1311). ; Stormy Petrel, 10gt. "121b.; Arty, lOst. 121b.: Butterfly, lOst. 61b.; Eoan ■ Banner, lOsix. 21b.; -Barney, lOst. -21b.; Matengatenga", lOst. : Pretoria,; lOst.'; Puzzler, lOst. ' and Bess,.lOst. '• I BEAUFORT' STEEPLECHASE.—To' Arai | .list. 91b>; Euros, llst.:Blb.-; Capitol,, list. 51b.; Le.Beau, list. 21b.; Ben Jonson, list, lib. ; Exmoor, lOst. lllb; ; Moccasin, lOst. 101b..; Irish, 10st.i91b.; Eldorado, ,10st. 51b. ; ] Wairuki, 9st. - 131b.; tVanganui, 9st. 131b.; : Mooskeai, 9st. 71b. ; Pacific, 9st. 71b.; .Leo- j nardo, 9st. 71b.; Slaney,' 9st: 71b.;• St.;Koo- , rlnga, 9st.7lb.;,Diplomatic, 9st. 71b.; and - Deerslayor, 9si 71b., • ; . SPREYDON HACK HURDLES —Ecnd- j rock; • list. 51b.; Pikopo,'list. 51b.,'; Clare- ! montj lOst. 12lb;; Aotea', lOst. 91b.; Poly.an- ] thus,'lOst. 31b.'; Lapland, lOit. 31b. ; Con- ] tender, 9st. 131b. 1 i Kelsb, ,9st. 131b. j'Farlcy f Grove,' 9at. 91b;; ,Virtus, 9st. 8lb.; Slaiiey, ] 9st. 31b.; ;Pallada, 95t..;. Gold Shower,. 9,st. ; 1 Grosvenor, .9st. ; , Court Martial, 9st.; Sea ] 'Dog,' 9st;; Orsino, 9st.; : Stepenfoldtj.: 9st.; .] and , ''i SUMNER HANDlCAP.—Ringdovei list. < 31b.; ■ King Post, "list. 21b.; Whistlecraft,- ; 105t.91b.; .Continuance,'. 10st. : 81b.; Incbr bonny, lOst. Sib.-; Wot Day, 9st; 101b.; i Chiarinian, '9st. 101b.; .Bountiful, 9st. 61b.'; j Gold Braid, 1 .95t,v51b..; Sant Rosaleer, \9st;- ;; 41b.;; Waiata; 9st; 41b. : ;-'Rhßgiliapua, 9st. •' Merry- Lass, 9st.; Adjudge, -9st.} Cashier, ij 9st.; and Rawera,.9st. . , i

ISLINGTON /; HANDICAP;—North-East, list.; Grenadier,.»lOst.. 131b.; Mcrrie Zea: land, .lOst. ■ 71b.'.; Lo's'"Angclo's, lOst. ' 71b,.; St.' Aidan, lOst. 51b.; Gwendolina,.. lOst.41b.';. Longner,.,lost. -31b.; Waikaraka,, lOst.; Lady Disdain; 9st. 131b.; Iraiiui, 9st. 131b.; RihgdoVej 9st. 131b. I; King Post, 9st. lllb. j All Guns, 9st. 91b.;'Sweet Angolus, 9st- 91b.; Stratagem, 9st. ,71b;'; !-V Tikitevo, 9st. 51b.; ■White Cockado,- 9st;:' 21b!; De- Witte,: 9st.; Lone Star,", 9st.; -Heirioom,' 9st;; 'Monkey Pi)zzle, 9st.'j and .Somaipff,-9st. ':

> AUGUST- HANDICAP.—Penates, list. 91b;;. North-East,list., lib.;. Los Angelos, lOst. 9lb;; Federallost; 81b.; Longrier, lOst. 51b.';.' Nyland, l lOst. 51b.; Waikaraka, lOst: 21b.; S?a King. lOst.; ; Sweet Angeliis, ;.9st.. •1211).; Bonny GJen, 9st', 91b.; All Guns,-9at. 91b.; Ifahui, 93t. Slb : ; Mundie, 9st. 81b.; Mastor -Alix, 9st. 818.; Rock. Ferry, 9st. 71b.; .Iney, 9st. .61b. J, Volodia, 9st. 51b.; White Cockade, 95t. ~' Whistlecraft, • 9st. Silkweb, 9st.; Mythical, 9st.; Lone Star, 9st. j jClayraoro, 9st.;,and .Vinco; 9st. • NOTES ON THE RACING! ;. '■ --•- •(By Telegraph.—SpccJaJ Oorrospo.udcnU- ? Christchurch, August 10, -The favourite,: Glerigariff,;, was the'.first horse beaten in the Hunters' l Hurdlo Raco. 'He looked * well, in fact, too well,'; arid probably may be much benefited by a race.; -' 'Auratus, who won tho Trial Hurdles,-Was. in front from. tho word Vgo. 11 .-.Several good :judges declaVcdv:thaVihe;''was ,y doing.: liia bestwhen Piko'po.ron up to him at tho turh into: : ihe : straight; ' • This may :or may not bo,' but it is .certain that'-tlie race will'improve'the Gold : Reef "geliliilg 'beyond .all . knowledge';' Pikopo is'a big, awkward horse', and'cannot begin fa-st'enough. Ho was fully fifty longths' behind-tho leaders passing the stand r to-day, ,and he had. run' up to Auratus at the 'turn, but the effort told on'him, and ho died away to nothing in the'straight. Kelso, who fell at the mile post, had jumped .beautifully up .to the time 'of his mishap, .and he may' have troubled the winner, though it.; is vioto;than probable that, he would havo : tired . at the. end of; the race. When ,he fell hfe broke'..the inside wing of the . hurdle- into. matchwood.' His rider, J.; M'Gregbr, had his arm 'br6k«n. Virtus died' as' the result of ] injuries ;.rer. ceived in'this race.

• The Winter Cup can only' bo described as a onc-horso race, and the favourfte, who was the-hottest ever known in ;tho, history of the race, won with his mbuth open by .fully six lengthk 'That he.is a gbod horse admits of no; doubtj" and hia owner; Mr. M'Man a way', should win .many more good rpces with him, this season. Penates was. the last horse, to finish. Waikaraka,. who go.t a bad; run through the race, may 'win p. racq, before returning .homo." Despite the fact that North■Eaist won 'easily, 'King Post was - very unlucky.: was prornineht" in the early stages, but'W'aS found wanting at the finish. J. Hall rode a .masterful race on Nadador in the Grand: National Steeplechase, and, as was predicted by several good judges, he cut off all the corners, and to use tho words of an authority "went wher© a hare would not.go." The'old mare won full of riimiiiig, arid: her ■ victory :,was a- very popular one, though ■'she was a big outsider/ She has now- won ten steeplechases and oyer £3000 iri stakes.' \ Her victories include the-Wa-

nganui Steeplechase, Hawko's Bay. Steeplechase, Napier Steeplechase, Wellington Steeplechase, and Grand National Steeplechase. This is the second occasion on which J. Hall haa-ridden the winner of the'event as he had the mount on jEclair 'two years ago: •Lo Bedu. was badly injured when ho fell in tho big steeplechaso, and it is doubtful if he will ever race again. So_ far, as can bo ascertained Capitol has sustained' no injuries by' his fall, and he may 'be able to race again on Thursday or Saturday. Deeble intends to accept with him in tho'Beaufort Steeplechase for Thursday, and, if necessary, he can scratch him on the day. A rumour went round the course to-day that Nolan had been killed when Eurus fell with him.;- Happily, it was not 60,_ and the Englich rider only Sustained a slight concussion. ■ ■

. Compass, on whom Delany was seen to great advantage, won the Jumpers' Flat race in a manner suggesting that he will bo a hard horse to. beat in other races at tlio meotiirj;. Delany had been wasting very Lard U ride hirn, und he was, much distressed .on returning to scale. Scotty did not nut up to expectations, and plainly his wind infirmity is troubling him. ■ Southern Cross made a good showing, but, as at ■ Trentham,. Compass had him well beaten at the finish. ■'•*.' The Porirua-trained horse Lovell won the Enfield Steeplechase very, comfortably. He is a sure starter in the Hunt Club.Cup, and, as in the Enfield Steeplechase, he will bo ridden by H. Telford. ;• The half-brother, to Pilot gave a finished: exhibition pf jumping, and bids fair to become as good a -horse as Pilot.- .. •''•■• '•-■ Nyland. ridden by Oliver; had a very easy contract in the Avonhead Handicap, arid the way in which he scored from tlio big field mudo it look as if he would have, ivon in open company. -This was the first of the Highden horses that, has started since G. Price took charge of tlio team, and lie was certainly sent to tlio post in'the pink of condition. If Price has the other members of his team as well the stablei sliould hnvo a successful season. Of. the other Wellington horses in this oveiit Waiate was not .prominent at the finish' while Rangikapua was tho last horse to finish, and just in front of him was Brav* WOODVRLE JOCKEY CLUB. (Jjy Tolesrapb.—Succltti Correspondent.) V/oodvlJlo, August 10. At tho Jockey Club meeting last night the balance-sheet showed a profit of £220.' After considerable discussion oh the item £195.f0r refroshmcnits, it was decided to abolish tho ate wards' bar. No complimentary tickets are. to bo issued to residents of. the borough or county. A classic race was remitted to the stewards. A large number of members' sub-

; scriptions arc in arrears, and it was decided that no tickets bo issued to such. Mr. S. Bolton was re-elected president, Mr. LeitL head vice-president, and Messrs. M. 0. Grainger, L. Drager, W. Whitehead, aaid C. i .Arrow.stewards. ' HOROWHENUA HACK RACING CLUB. ! ' In this issue appears the programme for ! the Horowhenua Hack Racing Club's annual ! meeting, which is to be hold at Levin on ! September-8 and 9. ; Owners will find it well [ worth perusing, as'the club is catering for 1 all classes, and liberal stakes are attached , to the different:events. The principal eronfxi : at the fixture- is' tho Horowhemia Cup, worth 1 150 sovs., and run over a mile and, a fur- ; 'long course.. Sovoral other operi races figuro : on' the programme. Hacks aro especially well oatered for, and among the raccß sot ' down are a maiden hack race,', and two hack hurdle- races... Nominations for" all events close at 8 p.m. on Friday, August 20, with the secretary, Mr. F. G. Roe, P.O. Box .10, Wereroa. ' '■' " ; ■ WAIKANAE STUD. ; The first of tho season's foals at Waikanao made its■ appearanoo. on Monday. Iti is a Fine strong filly—a full-sister to Kilwinning, by Kilcheran, from VSucooss. ' , THE TWO CUPS. ; (By - Tclcgrapb.-Prcßß Aaaoclatlon.-Ooryrleht.l '..■'",.■_. . (Rec.August 10, 6.40..p.m.) . '■'. - Sydney, - August 10. ..Subject to interstate.withdrawals;:the following 'aro the acceptances for the—- : : CAULFIELD CUP, of- 3000 sovs. One inilo and a half.—All Red, 9st. '31b.;- Linacre, 9st. 31b.; lolaire, Ost. lib;; Alawa, 9st. lib. Trafalgar, Bst. ■ 131b.; Post Town, fist. 131b.: Maranui, Bst. 131b.; Hymau, Bst. 111b..;- True Scot, Bst. lllbi; Parsee, Bst. 91b, ;~Aborjgino.. Bst. 91b.; Hoax; Bst. ?lb.; Irishman, Bst.-71b.: Pink 'On, Bst." 71b.; Pcndil,'Bst.'"7lb.; Knox, Bst..lib.; Vavasor, Bst; lib.-; Kve'adgerie,-Bst. lib.; Motoa, Bst. lib. ;i Blue Book, Sst; lib.;. Baw Bee, Bst. lib.';' .Monobel, 7st. 131b.; Waipuna, 7st. 131b.; Even Time, 7st. 111b.-; Flavinius, 7st. 111b.; Mother Goose, 7st. .lllb.'j Artillery, Tat'. 111b.; : Gaby, 7st. 111b.;' Golden' Gate,'' .7st. 91b.j Golden 'Slipper,' 7st.. 91b.;' Monody, ' 7sf. 91b./; The Shifter, 7at.' 91b.; Prince/ Footei 7st. 91b.; Mala, 7st. 91b.; Orcus, 7st. 71b.;.Bobby, 7st. 71b:; Carlton, 7st. 71b.; Malt King, 7st. 71b.; .Encnanteur, 7st.' 71b..; Tb'istlebrook, 7st. :71b.';, Clipper, 7st:, 71b.; Dpn Hannibal, 7st., :51b.';, Eric,''7st. '51b.; , { L'o Jeune, 7st. 51b.; ; Flavel, 7st. ■■'" 51b.; . Winteriga,,'-, 7st.--61b:j' '. Dhobi,.' 7st.: 51b.; Kildean, 7st. : :51b'.;.Botfield,' 7st. 51b.,; Brookong, 7st. 31b.: Rose Ailie, 7st. 31b.: Flint, 7st. 31b.; ' 'SeddOn, ,7st. 31b.'; 'Demolition, 7st. 31b.; ißlack Range, .7st. : 3!b.;. Kerlie, 7st. 31b.;. ■ Jack Smith, 7st. 31b.; Red Knight, 7st. 31b.; : ' Rockljght, 7st.lib,; Sunny. South, 7st. lib.; , iGrist, 7st: lib.; Danikv ?st. lib.; Didus, ■] 7st.. lib.; Malt Rose,' 7st. lib.; Lithgow, ', ;75t.11b.; Conge d'Eslire, 7st. lib.; Monodi'st. .7st. lib.; Royal Blue, 7st. lib.; Achil- , lean,. 7st. lib'.: My Sister, 6st. 131b.; Woo- I roorna,, Ost, 131b.; Dunolly, 6st. 131b.; Lord i Desmond, Ost. 131b.; ' Sunlikc,. 6st. 131b.; i Delaware, 6st. 131b.; Ngauruhoe, Ost. 131b.; > Diplomatist, 6st. : 131b.; Mindful, 6st.. 131b.; ' Marlco. Ost. 131b.; Black Prince, 6st. 131b.; '; Admirer, 6st. .l3Jb.-'j "Lady ,San.',.'6st. 131b.; Saltaire, 6st.' : 131]').; Lord P&lraerston, - 6st.' : 131b'.; Balgowan, Ost. 131b.; Bonnie Wallace, ; : 6st. 131b.; ; Byplay, 6st. 131b.; Mel, 6st. -laib.; , Plateau, 6st. 131b.; Burston, ost. 131b.; Nobel,' 6st. 131b.; Mcdge, ; 6st. 131b.; Dunnito, Ost. 111b.; Ambassador, Gst. -111b.; Carl Dour, Ost. -111b.;. Footpad, 6st. 111b.; Al Caaba, Ost.' 111b.;/ Uxbridge, Ost. 101b.:. t Sperry, .Ost. 91b.;. Aniati, .fist,, 91b.; Lord ' Poote, 6st. 91b..; Simmeretie, Ost. 91b.; Wil- j KainV 6st. 71b ; .; Posito, 6st; 71b.; Idyll, 6st. 71b.; Perilous, 6st; 71b.:; Katanga, 6st. 71b.;-. Solario, 6st: 71b!; Peep 80, Ost,-71b, f Troio ( Vouni,'...63t':'7lb.'; Sprytoot, Ost. 71b.; Social-. • ist,6si;.7lb;';-'La Bastille, Ost. 7lb..;.Graf- ( tonite, 6sfc. 71b..; Scotch Airs, Ost. 71b.; Aberdoon, 6st. 71b.'; Seven Oaks, 6st. 71b.; Lady Hova,.'-63t. : 71b,; • ,Groy Plumo, 6st. 71b.; ■Barm, Gstl 71b.!; ,'Saritos,. Ost. 71b.;.Keynote, 71b.; "Lawrenny, 03t..71b.; Manana,. Ost. 71b.; Brasse'ur, 6st.; 71b.;. Sliecnj/Qst. 71b.; Oiussa,-6st. 71b:';-F1avian,..05t.,7!1).,; Georgia,. . 65t.:.';711)'.';-.Caloric, -65t..71b.:, Djaholo, Ost: : 71b. j Phyladil,' • Ost.. 71b.; -- Alcoy, Ost. 71b.; . Kambarook, Ost. 71b.; Bonaz, 6st. 71b.; Tea Cosy, Ost. 71b..; Scotch Pie, Ost. 71b.; Per- £ mian, 6st. 71b.»; -Boniface, ,Ost. 71b,; and \ Wiritlgi!,'"6sfc..7lb.. ,-■■ ■'■■~■.< ~ 1

MELBOURNE: CUP,' of 5000 soys. Two miles.—Linacre,'9st. 61b:; All Rod. Ost. 31b.; Alawa, 9st.' 31b.;' Trafalgar, 9st. lib.; Lord Nolan, 9st^ ; 'lib, j Master Soult, Bst. 131b. ; Bobrik'off, Bst: 131b.; Post' Totvri; Ssfc: 101F) ; '; '.Pendil, 'Bst. 101b. j Aborigihe, Bst. 81b. ; Hy.iiiaiT,; Bst. 81b. j. Maranui, Bst,' '81b.;' Parsee, Bst. 71b.; Downfall, Bst. 61b.; Hoax, Bst. 51bi; Dyed Garments,'Bst. 51b.; Motoa, Bst.'. 41b.: Vavasor, Ssfc. 31b.; King's-Cross,, Bst. 31b.; Irishman, Bst. 31b.;- Tho Shifter, :Bst. 21b.; Pink 'Urn Sst. 21b.; Nushka, Bst. lib.; : Little Lad, Bat-. lib. ; Waipuna, Bst.; Even Time, Sst.; Kycadgfc'ric, Bsfc.; Ungarie, "Bst.; Artillerie, Bst.; Blue Book, Bst. Flavinius, : 7st. 131b.; War Beo, 7st. 131b.; Kooringa, 7s't. 131b. ; Mother Goose, -7st. 121b.; Baw,bee, 7st.' 121b.; Golden Slipper, 7st.- 121b.; Son of the Marsh, 7st. 121b.; Monobel, 7st. 101b.; Dhobi, 7st. 101b.; Gaby, 7st. 91b.; Moriodist, 7st. 91b.; Pharos, 7st. 91b..Eric, 7st. 91b.; Princo Footc, 7sfc. Slh.; Blue Garments,. 7st. 71b.; Demolition, .7st. 71b.'; Croft6n, 7st. -71b. ; Golden Gate, 7st. 7lb.'i ICildeaii, 7st. 71b.;. Buckle, 7st. 71b.; Flavel, 784., 71b.; Rose Ailie, 7st. 71b.; Red Knight, 7st. 71b.; Mala, ,7st. 61b.; Secldon, 7st: 61b. ; Metal Queen, ftit. 61b.; Dunolly, 7st. 51b.; Lord Wallace, 7st. 51b.; Kerlie, 7st. 51b.; Knox, ',7st. 51b.; Don Hannibal,-7st. 51b.; Carlton, 7st. 51b.': Ikon, 7st. 31b.; Tiercel, 7st. 31b.; Jack Smith, 7st. 81b.: Ngauruhoe, 7pfc, 31b.; Orcus, 7st. $b.; Sairano, 7st. 31b.; Malt ■King, 7st. 31b.; Slmiiy South, 7st. 31b.; Carl Dour, 7st. 21b.; Litbgow, 7st. lib. ; Lord Desmond, ' 7st. lib,; Winteriga, 7st. lib/; Nadir, 7st.' lib.; Brookong, 7st. lib.; Lord .Palmerston, 7st. lib.; Moani, 75t.,11b.; Elk!horn, 7st.; Rocklight, 7at;; lla, 7st.; Blacfe. Range, 7st.;-Burstou, 6st. 131b.; Medgo, 6st. 131b.; Delaware, Gat. 131b.; Ambassador, 1 6st. 131b.; Footpad, 6st. 131b.; Loyal Blue, Gst. 131b.; Storey, 6st. 131b.; Congo d'Esliro, 6st. 131b.; Danilo, 6st. 131b.; Saltairo, Gst. 131b. ;• Moldavia, 6st.' 131b.; Grist, 6st. 131b.; Balmoral, 6si. 131b.Bourbon, 6st. 131b:;, Spryfoot, 63t. 131b,; Plateau, 6st.' 131b.; Lariceolar, :6st. 131b.; Black Princo, 6st. 131b.; Mol, 6st. 131b.; Lo Jeune, Gst. lllb.; Trolo Vouni', 6st. 111b.; Flint, -6st. ■ 111b. r ;~ GreyPlume, 6st. lllb.; Duke of .Clarence, 6st: 111b.; Marlee, 65t,.'111b.; Black Buck, 6st. 111b.; Cherry Lass, 6st. 111b.; Lady' San, ,6st. lllb.; Amati, 6st. 111b.,; Lord Hampton, 6st.' lllb.; Balgdwah. fist. lllb.; Saynden, •Gst. lllb.; St. Felix, 6st. lllb.; Uxbridge, 6st. lllb'.; Portunus, 6st. lllb.; Byplay, Gst.lllb.; Shaftesbury, 6st. lllb.; Sperry, 6st. ,111b.; Boidol, 6st. 91b.; Perilous, fist.. 91b.; Aberdeen, 6sfc. 91b.; Mindful;. Gst. 91b.; Manana, 6st., 91b.; Bonnie Wallace, 6st. 91b.; Banavie; 6st. 91b.; La Pistol.,. 6st. 91b.; Potbsi, 6st. 91b.; Sestos, 6st. 91b.; Hayfiold, 6sfc. 91b.; Lord Foote, 6st. 91b.; Lady Dudley, 6st. 91b*; Mutilator, 6st. 91b-.; Nobel,-6st--71b.; Arba, .6st. 71b.; . Mirabis, 6st. 71b.; Salvadora. 6st. 711).; Unicorn, 6st. 71b".; Somnambulist, 6at. 71b.; Scotch Airs, Gst.. 71b.; Seven Oaks, 6st. 71b.; Posito, 6st. 71b.; Idyll, Gst. 71b.; Katanga, 6st. 71b.; Barm, 6st. 71b. ; Sinmicrette, 6st. 71b.; • Scotch Pie, Gst. 71b.; Pat-ronris, 6st. 71b.; Santiago; 6st. 71b.; ShSou'i Gst. 71b.;. Ejjinifnco, Gst. 71b.; Sir Edwin 6st! 71b.; Keynote, Gst. 71b. j.Brassenr, Gst.'7lb.; Orissa, 6st. 71b.; Santos.'Gst. 71b.; Wiiid"il, 6st. 71!).': Flavian, 6st. 71b.; Georgia, Gst; 71b.; Caloric, 6st. 71b.; Ph.vladil, 6st. ■ 71b. j Diabolo, Gst. 71b.; Bonax, 6st. 71b-; Kambrcok, 6st. 71b.; Alcoy, Gst 71b.; England, Gst. 71b.:.Tea Cosy, Gst. 71b.; Bolomnn, 6st. 71b.: Wallonsia; fist. 71h.; Flying Machinc, Gst. 71b.: Gidyca, 6st. 71b.; Abbey Boy/ Gst. 71b.;, Golden City, Gst. 71b.; arid Philippic, 6st. 71b.