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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 764, 12 March 1910, Page 6

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i racing fixtures. L Alareh^l2— Wellington Pony and Galloway [ March 12—Thames J.C. Autumn. I March 16 and 17-Napier Park R.C. Autumn. 1 Pal * facing Clnb. I Maich 17—Opunnko R.C. Annual,"' March 17 - and : 18-Masterton R.C. Autumn. March 20 and 28-Wairarapa R.C. Autumn. March i>« 28, and " 29.—Auckland R.C. Autumn. ' oo~ W ? ipukuran jr -C.'Annual., March 28 and 20—I?eildin B J.C. Easter. Autumn aDd 29_Canterbur y' J - C - April 6 and 9—Wellington R.C. Autumn. •TP"} 0 al "l 7—Southland R.C. Autumn, April 13 and 14—Mauawatu R.C. Autumn. tSS t and , 21 -Nelsbn J.C. Annual., April 20 • and 21—South Canterbury j.C. Autumn. April- 27 and 2S—Hawke's Bay J.C. Autumn.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

W.JJC. (Otaki). The Great Autumn handicap's run on the second day ot .the, Canterbury Jockey's Cliib'a meeting;, Wager, _ (Dannevirke). —Halberdier won the New Zealand Cup in 1902. .

1 MOTES AND COMMENTS.

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The Napier Park Racing Club's meeting takes place on Wednesday and Thursday, next. Owners are reminded that nominations for all events at the Wellington Racing Club's autumn meeting close on Monday night with ■ the secretary, Mr. A. L Whyte. In connection with tho Feilding Jockey Club's Easter meeting, owners are reminded that .acceptances for the first day* 6 handicaps and entries foT the/ Maiden ' Scurry close at 8.30 p.m. on Tuesday next" with the secretary, Mr. Edmund Goodbehere. v For the Masterton Racing Club's autumn meeting next week, the following rehandicaps have been declared by Mr. Pollock: —Dash Handicap,' five furlongs— Glenspring, BsL 131b.; and Curator, 7st. 101b. • ■ " . . - A report from Napier states that the steeplechaser El Dorado will shortly be placed in solid work again at Greenmeadows. BobrikofE is. engaged in the Rawson Stakes, one mile and a furlong to be run at Rosehill this afternoon. Malt King, Poseidon, and several other good horses are also engaged. Swimming Belt is not going to the Napier' Park meeting. His owner sent instructions that'he was to Be taken from ;Dannevirke to "Maeterton. • H. Telford will ride Swimming Belt in the Waipipi Cap at Masterton, and C. Jenkins will have the mount on .Taitoko.

; Aimwoll and MaykofE, the two Auckland horses that , competed unsuccessfully at the Daauevirke meeting, will probably ■be seen out'at Masterton next week. The English fiat racing season practically commences .on Tuesday. next, when the Lincolnshire Handicap will be decided; Dark Bonald, who was the champion four-year-old in England last season, is now doing. stud 'duty. . ■Colleen-'Maiyv (San Fran—Mbn'gonui), .who has been' purchased by a Canterbury sportsman, passed through Wellington from Napier by' the Wimmera yesterday. -It .is reported that the Riccar.tan trainer W. J. Taggart: is .taking a number ;of horses to Sydney for the sales this month. Among these, it is stated, are the stallions' Cymbiform (Multiform—Saucer) and Ked Eaiu (Clanrah'ald—Catherine. Wheel] ;PakaU(i!iiMiUpondi-Taitoko, -iWaione; .■ Laius,..-and::' i 'Kina' will probably;i;;iom> Swimming Belt at.Opaki on Monday, and the Porirua stable will then be . "represented by: seven horses at the:Masterton Racing Club's meeting. - •

In the ; course of an' interesting' letter from: Buenos Ayres, Mr. Oswald It. Throp, formerly of Otago, says:—Plat' racing goes on,in Buenos Ayres about three days per week, and every Sunday'; the breeding of the fast thoroughbred by tho wealthy class is greatly indulged in. A horse for this purpose, however, must' be thoroughly sound, have a fast turf record, and a long pedigree. It is known here that -New Zealand-produces some wonderful horses, and I would not bo surprised if a well-bred and fast horse (say one that can show a record of from Imm. 40sec. to lmiji.' 42sec. with a.fair weight up) was ' given a ,'trial over here a good profit would be .returned to the owner. If the horse was well bred and sound, he is certain to bring a very high price. The. Argentin'o sportsman'is not afraid to pay for good stock, but he will not tolerate anything bad. Good horses like Diamond Jubilee and Pietermaritzburg have bean imported from ■ England, and ■■ stand at a fee of close on ,£6OO. This niay be an eye-opener to stud owners in New Zealand, but it is nevertheless true, and the owners are not anxious for outside -mares, as they acquired' the horses for their own stud purposes only.' . Nominations. for . the, Nelson meeting closo on Monday nezt, March 14. . Windage will not be able to race again for some little time, as one; of his front legs has filled. Deploy was well backed in the Juvenile 'Handicap on the second'•: day . of. the D&n&evirke races, but did not run.well enough to return a dividend.; Jockey C. Emmerson, however, scarcely showed his best form in this race, and hi-s mount was unlucky not to finish second. 1 . The second day's racing in connection with the Wellington Pony and Galloway .Racing Club's meeting 'will.'take place at •Miramar this afternoon. Trams will run at frequent intervals between 'Conrtenay. Place and - the'racecourse. The first race is set down for 2.30 p.m. Ladies will bo admitted free to!all .parts of the course. . North East was not entered for the ,Great ■ Easter Handicap at Eiccarton, because his owner thought it would not be advisable ,to race him on that track, for some time yet in case the Euroclydon gelding has not forgotten his serious fall there last November.' , ■ In connection with , AriillerieV withdrawal from all' engagements' at the Australian .Jockey Club's meeting,' Mr. S. Whitworth'stated last evening that everything is well with his brother'isChorse, but it has been decided to give 1 her a complete spell from racing until'next season. Acceptances received for the first , day's events at the Hasterton meeting are satis-

factory, and, given, fine ljeather, .good 'fields should face the starter , in all the "events. Several of the' local stables will be represented at the fixture. Strathmoira is a better horse than is .generally supposed, and his'form on the' second day of the Dannevirke meeting was distinctly good. | Golden Water had won the open welter raco on theifirst day, and Strathmoira. comfortably beat the Gold Iteef gelding on the second day. s Mr. .T. Whitworth left for Sydney by the Moana last night, taking with" bim Chauvclin and WharekuraP Both horses will be placed in work at Randwick next week. Wharekura injured himself slightly when running in the paddock on' Thursday, but was . showing no; ill-effects yesterday. j The yearling colts shipped to Sydney yesterday by Air. G. F. Moore have been named if.ouald aud Bassaio. Sonald is a beautiful bay colt, for whom 200 guineas was recently refused.; He is by Birkenhead from St: Evangeline by Hotchkiss from St. Evelyn by St. Leger from Lady Evelyn by Perkin Warbeck from Pulchra. He greatly resembles Wirrnl, and is almost similarly marked. He should make a fine appearancolin the sale ring, for he lias as nice a heqd as was ever set on a good neck, and is better ribbed thun tho majority of the Birkenlieads, and beautifully let down behind. Bassano is by Birkenhead from the Australian-bred mare Hiss Penelope. J He is a bettergrown colt thitn Ronald, but is hardly as 1 compact. Briefly, he if a real Birkenhead m appearance. Both yearlings have been looked after by the ,'cross-country rider .1. Stewart, who .broifghf. them to Wellington, and judging /by the condition in which they wore shipped they havo re*cu»d plflnly oi attaatioiu i,

FEILDING J.C. WEIGHTS. (By TeleKraoh.—Press AsßociatlonJ Feilding, March 11. The folloiving handicaps have been declared for the Feilding meeting;— WAIAI'A HACK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.-Toanga, Ost. 51b.; Golden n ater, 9st. 31b.; Stratbmoira, 9st. lib. ; I'ort William. Sst. 101b.; Fond Memory, Bst ; John, Bst.; Liquid Air, 7st. 131b.; Brilliancy, 7st. 111b.; Beacon,-7st. 51b.; Repeat, 7st. lib.; Moutoa Girl, 7st.; . ho3'al Maid, 6st 121b.; Kauroa, 6st. 71b. i Howler, Gst. 71b.; and Plantation, Ost. 71b. MANGAONE .STAKES. Six furlongs. -Lord Soult, 9st. 131b.; North East, 9st. 131b.; Crucinella, 9st, Gib.; Equitas, Ost. alb.; Kiliudini, Sst. 101b.; Sir Antrim, Sst. 101b.; St. Bill, Sst. .-lib.; True Shot, Sst. 31b.; Hermia, 7st. 101b.; Nyland, 7st. 91b.; Golden Loop, 7st., 31b.; Ballarat, 7St. 31b.; Wliotumarania, 7st. 211).; Hon Ami, Gst. 131b.; Golden Eagle, Gst. 131b.; Royal Marine, 6st. 131b.; Eed AVin'g, Sst. 101b.; Overtime, Gst; 91b.; Dervish, 6st. 71b.; and. Lady Doris, 6st. 71b. KAWAKAWA HURDLES. About two miles.—Maidi, list. 31b.; Maku, 1 lOst H5-l„ Eue . mab ' 10st - 91b -i Maggie Paul, lOst. SU). ; Aorangi, lOst. 51b.; Xavier, lOst. ?. , { 5f d J ant > 10st - 21b.; Oryi, lOst. lib.; Gold Bird, 9st. 101b.; Mount Cook, 9st. 91b.; Waipunehu, 9st. lib.; and Windage Ost. TAONUI HACK HURDLES. One mile and three-quarters—Pikopo, list. 91b.; Polyanthus, list 81b.; Gold Bird,, list. 41b.; Waipunehu, lOst 131b.; Windage, lOst. 121b.j Whimper, 9st. 131b.; Somali," 95t,.101b,; .Chase Mab,: 9st. 91b.; Baldos, 9st.. 51b.; Debo'naire, 9st. 41b.; Merry Lawn, 9st.; Himitahgi, 9st.; Nightmare, 9 s t.;.Jlaste,r Lethe, 9st.; Ranter 9st.; and Huturoa, 9st. , FEILDING CUP. One mile and a' balf.-Cnicinella, 9st. 51b.; .Sandstream; o S t" Bst 121b.; ■ Merrivonia, S ll Frisco ' 71b.; Waipaku, Sst. 41b.; Bourrasqne, 7st. 121b.; CoronetKoran, 7st. 71b.';,Parable, 7st 51b.; Bridge, 7st. 51b. ; Te Puia, 7st. 41b.; Adria, 7st 21b.; Uhlando,-7st.; Marton, 6st 71i.; and Lamsdorff, 6st. 71b. ONEPUHI HACK WELTER HANDI- • About. one mile.—Bismarck, 9st. iiw ' pi? ' Liopid Air, 9st. lib.; Chase Mab, 9st.; Baldos, Bst 131b.; Waitoto, Bsfc. 91b.; Marathon,' Bst 71b.; Kimmerian, Bst. 21b.; Royal Maid, Bst. lib.; Ukraine, Bst lib.; San Lass, 7st. lUb-i Rangikapua, /st. lllb.; 7s.t lllb.j Embrocataon, 7st. 111b.; Plantation, 7st 111b.; and Epsom. Downs, 7st. 111b. _ HALCOMBE ' WELTEE HANDICAP. Seven .furlongs.—Sir Frisco, lOst 21b.; ;U>ronetted," 9st; Lady . Menschikoff, Bst. J? v' ; & ra ¥ e 'J st 12lb -' Te Puia, Sst. fii Prize,' Bst. 111b:;; Nyland, Sst. . 10Jb.;. Flingot, Sst. 81b.;- Adria,' Bst. 81b.r Goodwin Park, Bst.'7lb.; Hydrant, Bst. 61b.; Wee Trinket, Bst. 51b.; Ballyheigh, Sst olb.;.Golden Water, Bst 31b.; Marton, Bst. 21b.; Strathmoira, Sst. lib.; Red Wing, Bst.; .Research, Bst.;: Passive, 7st. 121b.; Captain Bell,>t. lllb.;:Fond Memory, 7st. 111b.; and Afterthought, 7st. llib. t ONGA HACK HANDICAP'. Five fnrlongs_and a half.—Toanga, 9st 81b.; Golden 'Loop, 9st. 31b.; Royal Marine, 9st;. .Waiouru, Sst. llib.; Lady Doris, Sst* f3lb.; Fond Memory, Sst. 21b. Bst 21b. ; Idolatress, pS b "? Gni<iin 8 Step, jfu' 7st. 81b.; Beacon, 7st. 41b.; Nukuhau, 6st. 131b.; Blend, Sst. 131b.; Manter, Gst 131b.; Lady Moutoa, Gst 131b.; Miss Sylvia, Gst. 121b.; St Kildare. 111b.; Ascalon, 6st. 101b.; Red Seal, 6st. 71b.; Jackpin, '6st 71b.; and Golden Belle, 6st. 71b. •

. ALAWA SCRATCHED ,By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Sydney, March 11. Alawa has- been scratched for the Sydney Cap and Doncaster Handicap.

WAIRARAPA R.G. NOMINATIONS. ; (By TelecrauH.— Press Association.! ; •, ' •'• Masterton, March 11. 1 'r following are :Ih'e'} dominations for the Autumn meeting of the, WairaraDa Racing Club, ' which is to- be held un March 2fi and 28" .' ' ' MAIDEN HACE HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Penza, Lady Volley, Dixie Girl, Step Along, Leapuki, Eeldfare, and ;Hiss Peaty. - EASTER HANDICAP. One mile and a distance.—Truganini, Merrie Hose, Sunbonnet, Gaelic, Mataari, Stye, Lawn Rose, Hilarian, Aboriginal, Lethean, and Aberration... TB WAKA. HACE WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Magneto, Overrate,' Merrie Emerald, Campaign, Succession, Kalypso, Marengo, Happy New Year, ,Leahora,: Merrie Land, Sen Sim, and ii'irst Consul. • >. WAXGAIMOANA HANDICAP. Seven furlongs—Miscast, . Supcession, Splash, Marengo, Bally Shannon, Overtime, ..Curator, Aboriginal, Waivrawware, Lethean, Hilarian, and Expansion. EELSO -NURSERY HANDICAP. Four furlongs.—British Maid, .'Merry 'Widow,' Inspection, Tribulation, Bonus, Longstep! Killaloo, Royal ■ Enight, Longwood. ■ and Rill. ■ WARDELL' HANDICAP. Sii furlongs —Advantage, Full Rate, ,Te Roti, Te Ru, Sunbonnet, Splash, Liza, Purakau, Bally Shannon, Overtime, Glenspring, Leahora,' Aboriginal, Waiata, Warlock, and Mon ' Ami. ' - . • - MAKAfiI, 'HACK HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—Magneto, Prancer, Conquestina; Rongoniau, Overrate, Bernardine, Kiltie Lass,: Fifi, Palestine, Step. Along, Gold .Toft Undecided, Bow Bells, :Aimwell, .Fighting ; Maid, Leahora, ■ Merry' Land and Teutuatu. . .

SECOND DAY. ■ ROTOTAWAI HANDICAP. Six fur-' longs.—Advantage, Full Rate, .Te Roti, Te , Ru, Splash,, 'Lisa,.' Bally Shannon, Overtime,' Curator,' Aboriginal, Warlock, and Mon- Ami. V IIOROA 'HACK'HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Magneto, ..Prancer, Rongomau, Memo, Emerald, Campaign, Succession, Palestine, . ICalypso, Step Along, Leahora, Sen Sim, Teutuatu, Merry Land, and Tauherenikau. : SHORTS.. Five furlongs.—Penza, Bernardine, Lady- Volley, Merrie Goer, Conqueror,' Ringlet.-filly, Maykoff, Portcullis, Leapuki, Black-.Reef, Miss Peatv, and Teutuatu.' ■' • AUTUMN "HANDICAP. One mile.Truganini, Full Rate,' Miscast, Merrie Rose, : Sunb'ohnet, .'• Gaelic, Mataari, Marengo, Ilappy .New Year, Bally Shannon, Skye, Curator, Hilarian,. Aboriginal, Wawareware,. Lethean, Expansion, Aberraion, and; First Consul JUVENILE. HANDICAP. Five. , fur-' longs—Prancer, Tribulation, Inspection, Lady Volley,. Kiltie Lass, Merry Widow, British Maid, . Bonus, Longsteo, Gold Top, lvilialoo, Royal Knight, Fieldfare, Longwood, Rill,, and Bally Shannon. ' STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Five furlongs—Advantage, Magneto, Te Roti, Fifi,'Undecided, Liza, Purakau, Overtime, Glenspring, Aboriginal, Waiata, Leahora, Warlock, and Kelso. , WAIOHINE HACK HANDICAP. Four furlongs.—Magneto; Prancer, Conquestina, Overrate, Campaign, Kiltie Lass, Dixie 'Girl, Penza, Palestine, K'alynso, Step Along, Undecided, Gold Ton/Bow Bells Aimwell, Fightiug'Maid, Merry Land' and 1 Black Reef. ■

NAPIER PARK ACCEPTANCES. IBy l'eleff^aDfl.— Press Association.! ■ ' Napier, March 11. For the first day's events at tho Napier Park -Racing Club's meeting, the following . acceptances have been received:— v OMARANUI HACE HURDLES. One mile and three-quarters—Polyanthus, list. 51b., and Forest., lOst. 21b. ESK HACK HANDICAP, Seven furlongs.— I Toanga, Ost. 51b.; launus, Sst. 911).; Fort William, Bst. 71b.; Obscurity, Sst, 31b.; Aloree, Sst 21b. {Andrew Mnckj Bst.; Reformist, 7st. 121b.; Ivildonan, Tst.' 91b.; Bandalero, 7st. 51b.; Niivaru, * 7st. ; 'Amaru,. 7st.; Composed, list. 101b.; and All Trumps, fist. 101b. NAPIER CUP HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter.--Sandstream (including 81b. ponalty). 9st. 5!b.; Woodhey, Sst. 51b.; Parable, 7st Mb.; Clemora, • 7st. Sib.; Kopu. 7st.. 51b.; Lamsdoif, 7st;] ■iUi.; and Bodge* Ist.

WELTER HANDICAP. Seven fiir-longs.-Wiinmera, 9st.' 81b.; Glissade 9st. Gib.;; Golden Water, 9st. 31b.; Ballynetgh, 9st. 21b.; Perolina, Sst. 111b.; • ■?in? Dga J II V Bst " nlb -: Dreadless, Sst llib.; Moutoa Girl, Bst. 71b.; Niwarn. . Bsl. 71b.; Millenial, Bst. 71b.; and Ballyi netty, Sst. 71b. !' ' SAPLING STAKES HANDICAP. Fro ■ furlongs.—Sea Eagle, Ost. 71b. j : -War Song, Ost.* 51b.; BirkdaW ; 7st. 131b.; Vide, 7st. 101b.:" : Lady Mars, 7st. 101b.; Gloss, 7st 81h.; 1 nil l a » 21b-; Mid Ngakau, 6st» • 71b. ' • EEDCLJPFE RACK WELTER. One '■ ™» e -—King's Prize, 9st. 71b.; Amatoi, • 9st. 31b.; Separator,'Bst 131b.; F6rt Wjl- , •; liam, Bst. 131b.;, Baldos, . Bst. 121b.; Ob- . ,scurity, Bst. 01b.; Polynices , Bst flb-i ' ' .Idealism, Bst. 21b.; Dan Leno, Sst 21b.; Karakaturua, 7st. 131b.; Blackwaier, 7st ' alb.; Stevens, 7st. 71b.; Appin, 7st f 71b.; I and Moana; 7st. 71b. • HANDICAP. Six fuilongar-' . • Jmoti King,. 9st; Mundic, 7st. I2lK< . Glissade, 7st. 91b.; Ambala, ■ 7st 'ObU'- . etgan& ': Sib.; and Mayflower, fist,' . _ AUCKLAND R.C. ACCEPTANCES. , > ' (By Teleeraph.—Press Association/ , Auckland, March IL Acceptances for the Auckland KM™. i Wubs Easter Handicap, Brighton Hmv • , and Autumn Steeplechase closed to-night, and are as follow:— ! BRIGHTON HUEDLES, of '200 eow. ,• Two miles.—Shrapnel, list. 41b.; Wai> one, lOst. 131b.; Eeservoir, lOst Sib.; Ta ■ Aral, :10st. 61b.; Scotty, lOst 61b.; Lair : Patricia,, lOst. Gib.; Leo, lOst 51b.; Dnabrove,-. lOst.;. Armagh, 9st. 31b.; Lusg Sstj. Hoaiga,; 9st. ; King, fet#.: . Sabre, 9st.; and Prophet, 9st." EASTER HANDICAP, of 750 sovb. On® mile—Master• Soult, 9st''• 31b.;' Equitas.: Bst. 91b.; Salute,;Bst. 51b.; Lady Medal*' . list,'Sst; Merrivonia, Sst.;: Uranium,, Bst; Advocate, 7st 131b.;. Maheno, 7st 131b. ; Waiari; 7st. 131b.; Ngapuka, 7st 121b.; . Woodhey, "7st 121b.; Waucliopc, 7st. 111b.; Tamainupo, 7st. llib. ; Maon King, 7st 111b.; Dawn, 7st 101b.; Santa Rosa,. 7st. 91b.; Clemora, 7st. 51b.; Davonport, Gst. 121b.; First Wairiki, 6st 101b.; General Soult, 6st. 91b.; Elegance, . 6st 81b.; and Aambala, 6st, 81b. AUTUMN. STEEPLECHASE, -of SM.; . aovs. About three miles and a quarter. —To Arai, list. 81b.; Loch Fytie, list 71b.; Leo.lOst; Armagh, 9st. 121b.; Mo« zart, 9st. 121b.; First Barrel, 9st. 101b. j-~ Red Macgregor, 9st. 91b;, - Flying Clond, . 9st. 81b.; Cavaliero, 9st\ 81b.; Pharo&. 9st. 71b. : ; and Pleiades, 9st.- 71b. ; CANTERBURY I.C. ACCEPTANCES. Christchurch, Maich'.ll. The following are- the acceptances for ' principal events at the Canterbury Jockey ■ '■ Club's autumn meeting i—;; . • GREAT EASTER HANDICAP, of 1000 ' r sovs. Seven furlongs.. St. lb. . - sfclb. Penates 9 3 r Full Sail 7. 3 • Equita5......... 8 12 Perle d'Or ... 7 8 : Tumut- 812 All Guns .7 .2 ■. Sir Frisco.... 8 3 Passion ....... 7 1 ■ Husbandman 8 0 Gipsy Belle.;. 612 ■ Effort .: 7 13. Federal ...... 6"UKilindini 7 13 Siliweb 610 . Priiii 7 11 Gunboat „.... 6 9 - . Boanerges ... 7 7 King's Prize 6 9 ■ Ingoda 7 5 Cronstadt'6 .7 Broaosword.. .7 4 GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, ,of IKB ■ - , sovs.One mile and a half. . ' st. lb. '< >• sL iK' . Ojjjri , 9 1 Tititoro 7 7 Gold Lacio 8 10 Osiris .......... 7'6 ' Diabolo 8 8 King's Prize 7 2' - Husbandmaa 8 7 Guianforte'7 0 1 Priin' ' N:. ; .y.....' . ; 8 3 Bndge 610 •'' Taskmaster".. B'3 Gunboat ...... "6 7 - ,; Equitas " 8 0V Boutade 6 7 • Gwendolinh... 7 10 Outlander 6 7 ' Ingoda 7 9" Genius 6 7 Waipaku ..... 7 8 After first , forfeits the following. i» ! main'in the' ' - FIRST FORFEITS. :CHAJIPAGNE STAKES, of 750 sovs. Sx'' ' (CI by SC;'4aiv. r Passeropoulo,, Crowa .' Derby, Suijburnt, br; c. o by St.. Ambrosii' * —Guiding Star, Forinby.'Foimlcss; br.'c. by .Stepniak—lllusion,. b. .c.. by Eton—Oy- V renhiene,. tlk. f., by\Etoh--Cyrense ; .'Maa-:'" ' am . Madcap, Countermine, Danube, St Bees, Tangihau, and, Ladrcne: .. CHALLENGE STAKES, of 650 ears. Seven" furlongs—Armlet, Fonnby, Sweet ■ Angelns, Formless, Cheshire,, br..: c. - bj; Stepniak—lllusion,-First'Consul, K " o, by Eton—Cyrenienne, bit f. by Etoi^-' Cyrense, Subdue,- Raupare, Kina, Broadsword, b; f. ' by '; • TangihauJ Lady Moutoa, Ladrone, Gra*i< 1 tation, Madam ' Madcap, Countecminfl,. Danube,' St. Bees, bli.- c. by St Ambrosj , —Ekaterini, Pssseropoulo,- Crown Derby, ' br. o.' by' St • Starj am? . ' Sunburnt. ; .