RACING AT TRENTHAM

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 952, 20 October 1910, Page 7

RACING AT TRENTHAM

SPRING MEETING, THE WELLESLEY STAKES, WON BY PIERENE. LADY MEDALLIST A WIPER, / After: the.'Unsettled, weather of Tuesday . liigilt tjiere/was;/a pleasant in the conditions'/yesterday morning, . and" the Wellington; Racing Club.'were fortunate enough. tp«lia!ve ;a fine day far. .tjie opening of: the - spring ■ meeting at Trcntham: The .fact that the outlook was so unpromising on Tuesday/'night; doubtless affbtye'di the attendance,- which,, however, -Wos/.saiisfactpry for :'a/. W.ednesday; / (S The' Tisitdfs'-included the Hons. J. Carroll and J.vA; Millar, and Sir Geo. Clifford, president of/the Racing .Conference. ''

The grounds were m camtal order, and .' the going; on :the- racing,: track..left no- ■ / thing, to be'desired.;/;.Qood : fields-went to the post in,all. the'.events, and. .the sport, provided was quite up to tho .standard ...•/..'. usually -seen '.ati'T^nuiamV.^Rie-''prfed-,- .'• . pal-' event, the 'Wellesley 'Stakes, for two-:year-olds, "was: won. by Pierene, who' re- -. ~ .cently.;':was/;-victorious in the - Hastings Stakes, and Miscount,: who ran second to ' rher.-.at -JJastings,' also;acted as, runner-up m yesterday's race. In the Wellington ■ scored,from; .twelve-other runners,' after ail .Tftcx 1 - - 'liackers found the : task) of; selecting • tp; : .be. 1 a f airly; -. easy. 1 one,yesterdar,' as;no fewer thali five / /', actual -favourites prevailed during the 'a.f-' .'./ tercoon.-'.The -totalisator/iflvestuients during, tho day amounted-to as compared ■ with. JE8357 for .the corresponding . day., last year. Twenty-five bookmakers ■were liccnsed-=-ten inside and fifteen out- /;/.' following are the results HANDICAP -of 100 sovs, -' second; horse to I receive .20 sovs.,. and : i -./ ,'■; the' third 10 sova. -from 'the stake. Sis /sijswgs ) ■ ■ tl Mr.- J. Buckley's- br. f. Dearest, by , , .- Soult.,'(imp.h-Lady :Hester, -3yrs., < Bst. 61b .. , „ . (C Jenkins) 1 131b. . . (L Wilson) 2 : Mr.; Arthur • Hall's -Torpoint,-. 7st; ■ 91b (Lee) 3 :: 'Also, started: 3 ■ •/ Sst. IJlb.D.r JoneS);-' 3 'Poictiers,'' Bst. 81b. v ; |C9uclmnan); 2 Directoire; Bst. 61b. (Gray); l7i (First-. Battery, 18st. -41b..! (W. Price); • 4 'Inspection,. Sst. lib. '(Hatch); 8 Varna; 7st. - Sib. l (R. • "Koung) j: 10 Rongomai, :7st. • 91b: l(MDonald); 11 Merry Tjnie -7st. 81b, .■(Coleman); 13 Bracken, 7st; 81b; (H^-Kirk); /?■-w/iiiadrohev.'4lb;-'(Einei?on);\ arid .9. \Wild Bird;-7st. 41b. (W. J3ejinctt). • , Varna and Morecambe were first to s'now OTt,; while Bracken was left at. the. post, i, iAt the .end pf- a furlong. Inspection was - . Heading i. from . Yarna, and then followed ■ (Dearest, roictiers, and Morecambe. At ftnetj''^raigW,' : ; ! .lentrftnce,;V [charge, and, going on, won comfortably fty .<fhroe .parts of a length; from /Merrie • Frank,.- who finished, fast; on the rails: . - [Torpoint, was close up third, Poictiers • - jfourti,-: Rongomai • fifth, andi Varna last. rDime, 1-mjn. 17 l-sssc. teHOETS HANDICAP, of 100 sovs., . sec- ■ j; -.fopd horse to j-oceive 10 gpys. from thp stake. ]?;ye furjongs . 3 Miv br. h. Boanerges, hy • Pilgriin'6 Progress. - ■: ■ i i." 4yrs:; 9st. 91b.' .(A.; .Oliver); 1 : JS Mr. R. .W. Paterson's Penates, 9st. , ' J3lb. „ .. —~..(W. Young) 2 |7 Mr, T. Shannon, 7pt | lub. (E. Lowe) 3

Also started: 5 Naumai,-'9st. 81b. (Priichard);'4 Kohinoor, &st. 101b. (Wilson); 3 Theodore, gst. 101b. (C. Brow); 6. Lord • Kelvja,v7stf lllb. (T. O'Brien); and 8 Sea (Jpecny 7st. <Hb. (C;Emerson). .'- "< . . Penates .was ,quietest away.' followed by they had. Igona :a .• furlong, ■ Nauipai - had . taken the (lead, while Theodore was in second place, . [followed' by Penates, Boanerges and Bally (Shannon. /The field- commenced)to close . Mvas they • neared the irtraight, and, v.j; ; jwpen vfjajjrJjrJ in ; a. line for •.home," .Penates •: lefcot -to the front- again, -and*was -winning !comfortably.-;until-.-the,, half distance, ■ l.where* Boanerges came-,-with;•'» ierrifSc i Injn on the outside, andoust got up.m -. 'tjmo. to win by ajiepfc Bally Shannon • ■ !wes two lengths airay third, and Lord Kelvin fourth. . Time, ,Imm. 3 2-ssec.-' . FIRST HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, of 100 sovs., second-..-.horse to receiv.B 30 rovs. fr.om; the; - ; stake. ,Two Iniles"and'a:half. . '■ ; Mr.' -W.-.C.'.Vinconfs :.b./vg.,. Don ' Carjog, by Mauser—Pinmoney, ag«l, list, 31b <77. JfayJor) 1 3 MT,..G.,Scales's.Mahara, 10st. l2lb. ■ ' T , - (E- Abbott) 2 30. Mr. : I'.-.8. Vallance's Hill Lass, 9st. : '121b ... (Campbell) ,3 Also'*started: 5 Oaklcv,-lOst. Glb. (Prit- ; . chard); i St.' AWelia. JOst. 01b. (jrhomp- - .eon) ;. l Waiohlki, lOst.', Slbsv (Flynn); 9 -.'.'.-.v'.iW]umper,...lost:.Slb;' (Williams); 3 Cast-iout;,'lost,-(Crcrar);' 8 Star:.Laps/' 10st. . KTate); ; 7 . Sylvia Maid, 9st. 71b; (Hercock);. (12 Sir Mac, 9st. 71b. (Bird); and 11 Tjmona l , 9st. 71b. (Pere). * ' .Waiohika and Mahara led . over ;■ the ;, TTiiter jump, but then/Star Lass Tan to. I ';-;; .the/front,-, and was : the first to :clear, the/ fence :at the top turn,- Castonlfc ■ Star Xass.lcd down the bivck irorp . Waiohika, Mahara, and- Don Carlos; At ..ftbO'.-bottxim;of the course\Star- Lags : rain .■.-leaving:; - Don- - CaTlos, ..-Waiohika,'■■i. Mahara,- and-St. .Amelia'in tho lead, well. ■■ ■ [clears ofthe,- others, A good rape over::mile in - Don- -Carlos [beating' Mahara;''by a couple of lengths, ; 'irhiJe-Hill-.Lass, .who made up - a lot- of ■: ?P n , n^''„l Ta s>:5>: half- a dozen lengths away Itnjrd. - fat. Amelia was fourth. >Whimper , >wasAthe. only other, one, to jump, the last . obstacle and; complete course. Time, vWBLLIKGTOff HANDICAP, of 350 sovs., horse .to{receive .35 sovs., and ' -i third horse' 15 sovs; from the . .. stake. !. Onojnile and a quarter. - ' ' 1 }h- J- H. Prossei's br, pi. Lady . Medallist, by St. Alwynne (imp.)— ' Diploma,. ijTf, §st. l0)b. .- .- -.

~ „ „ (C Jenkins) 1 30 Mr. W 11. Nicol's b. h. Sir Antrim, .'. S y - ; ' (imp.)—lady.. Antrim, 1 . ; « ■k^ IS % .........(R. : Lambess) 2 - tU-Mkß.; J.. Wattes br. :g., Wimmera, .' -.'il 'Merriw.ee--Mousq'uetaire,'* .'syrs., 7st. 81b (C. Brown) 3 .vAlspi started: 8 Sir. Frisco, Bst. 81b. (A: Oliver),J Iranui, Bst 5Jb (Hatch), 3 -Sir' Tristram,; Bst.. 41b: (F. D. Jones): 2 SP,7' 7Jb > Wilson); 5 Kopn, ■Zs'Mil* iPßnen)s_ 9 Merrivoma, : 7st. V *?V{ W; ' Y °ung); 6 The Lark, 7st. (Monk); :>-j^WiM)V^'Bojfal.-. Marine ■■■ST' 'ifc' (fraerson ; and 12 Master Laddo,6st 71b. M. MTDonald). ■ -the .field settled down, Wimmei'a ,was leading from Boyal Marine, Merri- ■ fOf'a.vSir.Tristram,:and Lady- Medallist, with Master Laddo lying last At the ■ Beven.. furlopgs post - Wimmera -had ■ a clear lead, while Royal Marine and Merri- :-. together, with /Lady Medallist foprth, : and- Sir. Tristram fifth." At - the ; fiyo.furlongs post, Lady Medallist had' run - into - second place behind - Wimmera, ; Tirr • Marpie; Merrivonia,. andrSir : . /.<Aritrimv : and/Eopu next. .Lady Medallist took tho'lead entering. the straight, and »nd Kopu challengfd. Lady comfortably; by Valength; from. ( Sir Antrim, with Wimmera a length ' ; v'-^way' third, Jranui:fourth,' Kopu fifth, Sir Fnseo and. Merrivopia , iiixt, and. Master Laddo last. Time, 2mm. 10 l-ssec ' SPRING SELLING PLATE, of 100 sovs : , Sis ' furfoilgS. . 5 Mr. -W. Smarfs' b. m. Grand Jewel by. lyrs., Sst! ■lib.-. (W. Price) 1 . i Mr; A.- Liskirk's Sucsessipji, Bst. 81b. ■ 1 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Idealism, Bst' 2 .8" ) - •••••■• (Pi D. Jones) 3 v Also, started: 3 Bourbon, Sst. 81b. (Jenkins); and 2 Moreykoff, Bst. sib (O'Brien) : Grand Jewel and Succession led all the way, and the former being on tho rails won ! .:by./a ,neck from Succession, with Idi'.alism a couple of lengths away third. Time, lrain.'l§ 2-ssec- . " ' WAINUI HANDICAP, of '100 -sovs ,• . second horso to receive 10 govs, from ,-; the stalce. 5 B ' J " br, g, Bridge,- by ; , : 1 lie .'Ppssible—Scotia,. . iyra.,~- 9st' ' , lUb, (H Gray) -1 1 ; Mr. W.: E. Bidwill's Tribulation, „ J?t, 41b (Hitch) 2 .-.9.,.W r <,,Sevan's Teotane,' Bst. i . . (Lowe), 3

■ Also started: 6 Diabolo, lOsi. 21b. (Jenkins) ;;<i Merriwa, Bst, 121b; (Wilson); 2 -Corpaetted, Bst. 111b. (Cochrane); 8 Ambrosian, Bst. lib. (Q'Bricn); and 3 Ivilosteri, Bsl. (Oliver). Tribulation was first away, and led iuit til about 10 yards from the post, where Bridge came fast on the' outside, and won by a neck from Tribulation, who was a nock in front of Teotane.;. Jlcr-riwa'-u-as fourth. Time, Jmin. 43sec. WJiLLESLBT. STAKES,', of 650 sevs.; . second horse to recoivc 100' sovs., and ; '-. the third. 00 i sovs. from '.tho. stake, A. further sum of 50 eovs. to bo ■deducted from the stake and apportioned -.fpr the encouragement of ; breeders. For two-year-olds., i'our .. furlongs. ; -." -. 1 Jlri iG, P, Greenwoodfe b.,f. Piereuc, - by . Achilles—Bluewater, ; Bst. : 2lb. (II Gny) 1 2 Hojl-'J- D. Ormond's b. c. Miscount, ■bv Birkenhead (imp.)— Miss Never, Sst. 7Jb 2 5 Sir Geo, CI i fiord's br. f. Avarice, by . Treadmill—Golden Crest, Bst. 21b..' (Kmcrson) 3 .': Also started- Sea Pinlv, Bst. 711). (Wilsiiii); f 3 - St;' Petersburg, Sst. 71b'. (Jenkins); 6-vAloha, Bst; ,21b. (Oliver). • Miscount and Pierene: started . away:. at the head of the field, and soon drew several lengths 'clear. - . Miscount held a slight advantage coming .up. the straight, but wiieu'-bventy'yards off the post Gray moved on Pierene, and she shot ahead, 'and won by a neck. Avarice. was about Jpngths '.'away third,' and gt. Petersburg last. Time, 49 3-sf«c. ' --

FINAL SCURRY HANDICAP, of 100 • /•govs.; second horse to receive 20 sovs.,' ' ' and - (lie /third horse 10 ■ sovs.'- from the stake; '• Four furlongs. 1 ; /Palliser's ' b.j g. St. . Toney, by St.. Clements-'Lady,' of tho ' ' Lake, svrs.. Bst. ; 121b. 0?. Coleman) 1 4 Mr. G. .F. Bonnor's-Bow Bells, Bst. 12 ■ jr/ M, ' EJlerton's • Ebonite, 7st. 71b . (O'Brien) 3 Also started: 8 Poictiers, Sst.''l2lb, (J. Buchanan); '6 • Inspection,■-'Bst., 51b. (Hatch); 2- Kitharai Bst. 21b. (Jones); 5 Longstep, Sst. (Traill); 3 Turna, 7st. 131b. (Jenkins); 9 Subdue,.7st. 71b,:(Monk);J3 Merileto, ■• 7st. 7Jb» "(Benjiett); , 10, Complexity, ■ 7st'., 7Jb,. (Kirk); 7' Deploy, 7st. 71b?''(Emerson); .and ■; 11,■ Toapango, 7st.. 71b, (Lee). St Tonev, Kitliara, and Inspection wore quickest • to'."begin, 1 yliile Longstep "was hopelessly,left. St. 'i'oney led 'into, the straight; /and, 'easilv .hoMing: 'his own,-: won by three-parts: 01. a lepgtli; from. Bpw ■Bells, .who was a bare length m- front;of Ebonite.'. . Inspeis.tio'n was fourth, and. De•ploy fifth. * I'im.e, 49 2-ssec.. * NOTES ON THE RACING Sea Queen, Turna,; and Domino were withdrawn from the Rimutaka Handicap, •Ijuf\aifere'' : 'wß»./.^P-;iowt^ ;: -.Tunners, 'leffc // Dearest. was • made, a .slightly; better favourite -.than tlje Yaldliurst candidate, • Directeire, while. ; Inspection was 'neii'iri demand;-; /The fayourite v;as ill a handy position after they had gone a.'fur.long, and,' as «ooji -as' tlie straight, was'T«ached,-6he drew. 'to' the frpnt, and ;won-mij easily; 'Merrie'Prank, who .fin-: ished second, came fjiom a long way back in itHe straight, but-had no'; chance,.witli ! vthe'winner.'i' Toj'jbinj; also,/finis'hedvwelli.' Poictiers,tho' Auckland could do. no better , th.an ■ get' 'fourth.. ■ Varpa. iwafi, running well, when ho burst a lilood- ' vessel, and was pulled up. / ■ /'■

On account of fho presence of several, candidates for the Stewards' Handicap 'at Riccdrton, ungualvinierest cental W the! Shorts OUr, riedjnorg.than-itwiba.as mucli jnoiiey than: any other candidate in/.the race. Pe.n-1 ate? and-JVodore were next in demand. Boanerges began; sm&rt)y;:wi.tli Penates,' ■but, after going a furlong, he had drifted back 1 ' intofourth .V place. When " the .6traiglit ;;ffasv entered,he' ; was ■ still 'a i few. lengths away, and, as ?enates was going weU. f»...front, it/ appeared;, to'., be any , odds agaiiisfc the favourite.- .. - In; the last lialf. furlong;:'. however; 'he threw out a chaEenge. toi the; leader, 'and a" great fcii6h took place. ■ Penates finished . very, well,-liut; the' favqnrite was too good,: andi in' tie stride,~i"he'.'got>;Ms':head in front. ■ Horse and rider were •ly't! t PPlw'^;-- : Penates ;. v ; registered :a' good' performance, * bnf"iiojk£-'gpdd;- , ehp^lir; i "can-bealt.v'' , next month. .Naum.ai.. and 'Theodore : both showed;.'a. dash; of., brilliancy," but;, failed when -the pressure was put' on.- . Lord Kelvin,. after being bad)y placed in the oarly , stages, Sflishedfourth behind . Bally' ' .Shannon,;, who. shaped,.rather -better. than; was generally. ! expected 'of -him'/Kohi-: 'hoor, who had; only' arrived froni Napier theVpre^oilS'.}ii^h4,.','di4;oaot i show up. .

No fewer tban a' dozen starters contested Hhe'.- Hack; and Hunters'- Steeplechase. < .Che'.Tacß'<ivas of somo interest bySfer : : lifs funning off;,ly-Jxei): lio licld a commanding; lead.. Ho endeavoured''to jump the rails to pit on to the. course again/ .and §o lost :• his rider,- who, - ever;..TO Castout fell at-the second, fence, and his rider, a: • Crerar;; ; sustained-!a' brokeh 1 slioulder; The :,race; proWded. 'an injteresting .'finish; between Don Carlos and Mahara, after both horses had given aiSnei exhibition of jumping. : "

Altlioughihere. the H-andieap, ; . the public -; had' .in selecting: Lady Medallist -a£.favourite,'-and'she .was at a very;short ■price from^^: v the"cohimencem'ent. i of bottinff operations. She fully justified the:'con-; fidenpe reposed jn her, for; after; being in a- handy -position throughout;,', she. cameayay in: the straight, andi:'won qiii te comfortably ,frojh; Sir' Antrim, who : was one ,of.;tlie ; oMMders..of; the,.field. : ; Wimmera,-' : ffWfifinished • ; the;;biggest "outi' sider but one. ■' The racing. which he has dojio over hurdles does: not appear.; to have iinpaired his speed. • ■ '.- --' • Idealism was made a .hot .favounte for the Spring Selling. Plate, but the Birkenhead gelding,; .who' had been., in 1 ' tho. traii all, T.uesday, was ; evidently' -feeling; tiie efi fects of the travelling, and never- looked like a winner- Grand Jewel; and Succession ' ra«d together, the whole way,' and •fho foraerj on : whom W. i Prit»' rode- a nice finish, managed' to draw • away, at ■ the' : finish, and >tin 3y a', jjeck.'. Sho .was submitted to. anelion after;;tho race," and bought; in'.; for 50 guineas." .

A big favowito jn Tribulation was beaten.in the Wainui - Handicap. ; Ridden by.'.Hatchj' the. brother to . Provocation began;" smartly, and. Jed \.xiglit;, till. a few yards, froip the finish;: when l]e succumbed to a rush by' Bridge. At the; distance the fayourjte/appeared to ' be .■jiinnijig conifortably. and it almost looked as it Hatch felt confident that ho had Teotane beaten,' and -was ; unprepared , for ' tie : Tuih by. Bridge. "Against. this;; however, lit must' be taken', into 'consideration that- Tributes .tipn was, carrying a big irei|ht-'-for-a'three-yeaMld, 'and baa. made 'all his own: running, .and the : raxe was run in .fast time as> .compared' with . st>me/;pf . the other events. •- Gray timed- his' run beautifully on Bridge, and, by the time he got to tho !froht," , it.'..wflS too- late.for Tribulation to ■make; another; effort: even had he been able. • Bridge is engaged. iii the New. ZeaJand Cup with 7st. 101b., and, of; course,' -ho inc.urs no penalty; for hi? win'.yester T day.. Four New Zealand Cup candidates were among tho 1 ' division; ■namely, Diabolo, Memwa, Coronetfed, and Danube.

When the scratchings wore posted for the Wellesley Stakes, six two-year-olds were left to" contest the issue. , Pierene, who scorjd such a handsome wjn in,the Hastings Stakes a couple pf weeks ago, was made tho hottest favourite of the day, ; and the ICaramu representative, Miscount, was next in demand. ■ When the' barrier was' released' the pair jumped . but together, and thence' onwards they had the race to themselves. At the: bottom of the straight Miscount held a slight advantage,; but. as they approached it became apparent that Pieliene was not.;' fully, and •it only required her jockey to call on her to win. '. Gray saved his' effort' until about a chain from tho post, when the Achilles; filly put in a couple -of longer strides, and. won by.a'neck. ■; The perforniance .snffiwd ■ prove that the daughter of Achilles is a very high-class filly, and it will require an uncommonly good one toibeat her. -She.gallops with a. low sweeping action, covers a - tremendous lot of ground at each-stride, and'is just.ftuch a neat, truly-shaped, cleanlimbed filly -as one would have expected the great Acbillcs: to sire. -

Poiptiers and Inspection, who had competed in the first race on. the programme, were produced again, in the Final Scurry, and both finished among the unplaced division. St. Toney .was backed almost as heavily as Piercne had been in the previous event, and backers again showed good judgmept as the favourite was first away, and won easily. Previous to

the . herses' going out for the race, the stewards w-ere called together to consider a complaint lodged by an owner of a horse in' the race.. After calling the rider* of the 1 liorso before them, the stewards were satisfied that there was no need for further action in tho matter. SECOND DAY'S HANDICAPS. TARARUA HANDICAP. 100 sovs. .Seven furlongs. St. 11). ' St. lb. Teotano 9 0 Domiuo 7 10 Dearest 8 13 Succession ...; 7 10., Humming Mediterranean 7 3 v Bird 8 6 Kilosterj'. ... 7 7 First Battery 8 2 Sir SoloV .7 0 : Sea ... .'8 2 . Wild Bird ... 610 Inspection .» 7 13 Subdue 610 Repeat .....; 7'il Blend ......... fi 10 Torpoint ' ... 711 Lucrctius ... 610 JUVENILE HANDICAP. .V. 150 sovs. Four furlongs. . st.lb. ' '': i . si.lb. Miscount ...' 9 0. Mlillaig .....; ,711 . Pierene. ...... ,8 13 'Dirge ; 711 Bootle ....... 811 Sina.psis ..... 7 11' • Avarice 8 2:'.Madeira'' .',...7 11 ■ Peter .Pan ... 8 2 Droiizo , . 7 11 St. Petersburg 8. 2 tAlohii .7 7 Ireland ..... 713 Trebelli , " 7 ' ' ' PEARCE HANDICAP. 250 sovs. , One - mile. V fit. Jb., , ; : St. lb. lady Medal-'' '.' Soi))te 7 1 .list 9 . 6''Parable \ : i..... 7 . 6 ; /Diabolo/ .....; : 8 -9 Cullinan; : 7 5 Sir 1 -Antrim,.. 8 8 Ilanwern- ... 7 5 Sir Frisco ... 8 6 ' Coionettefi* ..., „7 ; 1 . Iranui: 8 .4 Dreadless 7.'4 Memo Zea- The Lark .•• •7 0 • land 8 4 :John - _ .7 .0 Witnmera .... 8 0 . Swimming , / Sir' Tristram -8 0 . Belt;;'. ...... .7 ,0 ' Boliin 7.12 Amjirosiau .6, 7'■ St. Felix' ... 7 11 Royal Marina - •) 7 ICopu .... 7 9 Sir Solo 6 7 Merriwa ~... 7 8 Kilosteri, ... ,-'6' 7 Mierrivonia... . 7 7 R&ngikapua.../ SECOND HACK AND HUNTERS' . STEEPLECHASE. 100 eovs. Two miles and a half. ■ 1 ■ ' st.lb. . • . st.lb. Mahara 11 7. Oakley . ......' 9 10: ■i Rosegrove ..'. 1010 Oastout ..... 910 Flamingo .... 10 9 Sylvia 'Maid 9 7' Star Lass ....10 7 Te-Utuatu,,. 9 7' ' St. Amelia ... .10 2 Royal Guard 9 7 \ : WaioJjika ... JO 2 . Taimona ... 9 7 • Hill ■ Lass .;. 10 2 Pakau -, ■ - 9 ..'Whimper- ...10 1 Sir Mac ...... 9 7. ruahjp handicap. \..; 100 sovs. Five, furlongs. . . v,'. St. lb. . .st. lb. St. Toney ... 9 8 Ebonite' 7 8 Amaru; 8 il Merrie Time 7 7 Bow Bells ... .8 7 Bracken 7 6 {'Directoire ,8. : . 4 Epsom Downs ,7. 3 ' First Battery. B.'; 2.; Bridesmaid.../ ' 7 0,, Sea Queen .., S % .OJuro ~7 0 ; Turna '8 2 Toapango ... 7 0 Grand . Jewel . .7,13 / Complexity ... . 7 0, Moreykoif ... 7 13 Soultifonp ... 7 0 Rongauiau ... 710 Parawauui.... 7 0 ■ Loanora, ... 7 9 , Blend .7. 0 Longstep ...' 7' 8. . NAI NAI niNDICAP. • " 100 govs. Six furlongs.'' st. lb. • . ■ st, lb. ProvocatioDL..' 9 7 Swimming. /: Lord Soult ....' 9 "■% Belt ' -........ 7i 4 Fnil Rale ... 8 12 Glcnspring ... 7 4 Gipsy' 8e11e... 8 G Humming ■ Theodore ... 8 3 , Bird 7 0 i Kohinpor 8 0 ; . Morecambe>7 , 0 ' Mon .Ami'... ;7,13.-Sea:' Queen.-.; ,6 7 Bally Shannon 7.11 :Merrio - Time 6 7 IJanwern- ... 7 S I'-enza '6 7 Lord Kelvin 7 5 Wild Bird ... 6 7 Holmngatahi 7 4