A.R.C. SPRING MEETING

Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 36, 6 November 1922, Page 8

A.R.C. SPRING MEETING

INCOME TAKES THE CUP GREAT NORTHERN GUINEAS TO MATINEE QUEEN MARCH WINS WELCOME STAKES i BY TELEGBAPH—SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. K Auckland, November 4. The Auckland Racing Club’s spring meeting opened to-day in fine weather land 'before a large attendance. The totalisator handled £88,938, against £77,582 on the corresponding day last year. A great field of twenty-one horses lined up, for the Trial Hurdle race. When the field settled down Westminster was in front, followed by Triboulet and Wharepca. With half a mile gone, Wharepoa ran into second place, while Westminster was still going confidently. At the bend for home, Dempsey could be seen going through the field and Miss Melva was also improving her position, but none-of them could make any impreseion on Westminster, who won decis- i

ively by four lengths. Miss Melva beat Dempsey by half a length for second place, while Wharepoa had to be content with fourth place. Highland was made a hot favourite in the Great Northern Guineas, but could only get second place. She-; bang was the first to break the line/ with Luciu's and Refinement close at hand. Highland was also lying handy, and Matine© occupied a good position. At the bend for home, Lucius was in command, with Highland a.nd Matinee in close, pursuit. A great race up the straight resulted in a win for Matinee bv half a length, Highland beating Lucius by a neck for second place. Refinement was fourth.

Queen March was the public fancy for the Welcome Stakes, and she iully justified the confidence placed' in her by recording a five-lengths’ victory. ■ Director came with a great rush at the'’finish, and beat Miss Egypt by a neck for second place. Uralia was fourth, beating Caress in the run up the straight. Pittsworth carried the most money in the Hunters’ Steeplechase, but he fell when “half the trip had been covered. Maud Wilson led over the first hurdle, with Never Despair in dose, company, and Silverton lying handy. Never Despair and Maud Wilson continued in the front position until the straight was entered, when Silverton ranged himself alongside them. A fine battle to the post ended in a win for Never Despair by a neck,/ a like distance separating Silverton from Maud Wilson. Foxglove was fourth.

I The Shorts handicap resolved itself j into a desperate struggle between > Lady Ridicule, Royal Blood, and Tama-a-roa. When the barrier went up, Royal Blood rushed to the front, with Lady Ridicule after him. These two were fighting it out gamely up the straight, when Tama-a-roa came with a great dash. He managed to get his head in front of Royal Blood at the post, but Lady Ridicule beat him by a neck for first place. Queen Abbey was fourth. Royal Present was made favourite . in the Mitchelson C,up, but Income and • Insurrection were also well backed. Perfect Day was rushed to the front . as soon as the bander went up, and le<l for half the trin. Then Income came through the field in great style, half a mile from home, and Insurrection. who also had been lying far back, and Royal Present, also moved up. Income was in a good position on the rails as the field turned for home, but Royal Present and'lnsurrection dashed after him. Income, however, was not to be denied, and gradually drawing away, won by two and a half lengths from Royal Present, who beat Insurrection by three lengths. Poteen was fourth. In tho Hobson Handicap, Sheffield took command at the early stage of the. race, and led into the straight. Here Amiform came through with a brilliant run, and secured the verdict by a length from Sheffield, who beat Marble Glass for second place by; half a length. Polini was fourth. Dovelet was made favourite in tho Flying Handicap, but several others were well supported. Dovelet, who drew the inside position, went to the front, at the start, closely followed by Infante, and Tinohoro. Dovelet was still leading when heads were turned for home, but Infante nowmade a brilliant effort, and, wearing down Dovelet, secured a win by a head. Hipo wa.s third, a length away, and Geoffrey fourth. DETAILS OF THE RACING By Telegraph.—press association. Auckland, November 4. Details of tho racing are:— TRIAL HURDLES RACE, of 500 sovs Two miles and a half. Westminster, 9st i Jopestake) 1 Miss Melva, Ost. 31b 2 Dempsey, (list. 81b 3 Also started : Tribouiet, lOst. 81b. ; Starlaii'i, Kato. lOst. 61b. : Signature, 9st. Iolb. ; Koura, 9st. 81b. ; Night Time, Ost. 51b. ; Totara Jack, Ost. 31b. ; Mui i/.'lin, Gc.v Boy. Wharepoa, Doric, Maori Tikanga, Miss Rosa, Salvor, J’ukchum, Fencer, Economic, Polthogue, Ost. Westminster was out making the pace early, and he had two lengths' advantage of Wharepoa. when the seven furlongs post was reached. Wharepoa got almost on terms with tho leader two fences from home, but Westmin- j ster shook him oft’, and tho latter, <

drawing away, won by four lengths, with half a length between second and third. Time, 2min. 48 3-ssec. GREAT NORTHERN GUINEAS, of 1500 sovs. One mile. Mr. G. W. Vercoe’s ch. c. Matinee, by Day Comet—Ristori, Bsfc. 101 b (P. Brady) 1 Mr. F. Davis’s ch. g. Highland, by Finland—War Scare, Sst. 101 b. (McFlinn) 2 Mr. Eliot Davis’s br. g. Lucius, by Lucullus —March, Bst. 101 b. (M. Manson) 3 Also started: Mountain Lion. King Cheops, Far North, Master O’Rorke, Bretland, Bonny Canny, Bst. 101 b. ; Refinement, Shebang, Bst. 51b. As the field came out by the sevenfurlongs post, Shebang, Refinement, and Highland were most prominent, but when they reached the five-furlongs post Lucius took command, and he showed the way into the straight, where Highland was running second. In the race to the .post, Matinee came through on the rails, and, finishing up his task in game style, wore down the leaders, and won by half a length from Highland, who beat his stable companion, Lucius, by a neck. Refinement was fourth. Time, lmin. 40sec. WELCOME STAKES, of 1000 sovs. Five furlongs Mr. Eliot Davis’a btk. f. Quceni

March, by Lucullus —March, Bst (McFlinn) 1 Mr. G. L. Stead’s eh. c. Director, by Nassau—Culross, Bst. 51b. 2 Mr. Hf I. Spinks’s ch. f. Miss Egypt, by Egypt—Pourparler,

Bst 3 Also started: Cherry Ripe, Gold Rifin, Sst. 51b.; Ra Aroha, Caress, Charlady, Murai, Uralla, *Bst. ' Murai was earliest to find her legs, and she showed the way to Miss Egypt and Queen’s March to the straight, where Queen’s March took command, and the daughter of Lucullus, drawing away, won easily by five lengths from Director, who beat Miss Egypt by a neck for second honours. Time, lmin. I 4-ssec. Caress fell at the distance. HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, ..of 500 sovs. Two miles and a half.

Never Despair, lOst. lib'. (E. Rae) 1 Silverton, lOet. 61b 2 Maud Wilson, lOst 3 Also started; Pittsworth, list. 71b.; Hokemai, lOst. 131 b.; Gladwin, Myall King, Wst.; Raymond, 9st. 121 b.; Fortlett, 9st. 91b.; Foxglove, 9st. olb.; Riretoa, 9st. Maujl Wilson led the field right round, and when they reached the ;>ost and rails fences, at the hill in the second round, Maud Wilson, Never Despair, and Silverton were .acing almost in a line. Maud Wilson and Never Despair jumped the last" fence together, and in an exciting finish Never Despair won by a neck from Silverton, who beat Maud Wilson by a similar distance. Time, smin. Pittsworth and Myall King fell. SHORTS HANDICAP, of 600 sovs.

Six furlongs. Lady Ridicule, 7st. 31b; (L. Manson) 1 Tama-a-roa, 7st. 91b 2 Royal 'Blood, 7 st. 41b 3 Also started: Pavo, 9st. 51b : Dove-

Also started; Pavo, 9st. 51b.; Dovelet, Bst. 91b.; Illumination, "st. 71b.; Cool Stimulants, 7st. 51b.; Broadwood, "st. 2TIj. ; Prince Fingoland, Queen Abbey, 7st.; Larrikin, 6st. 71b. Royal Blood carried the field along at a solid pace to the straight, with Lady Ridicule close handy,, and Broadwood and Fingoland next. Lady Ridicule got the best of Royal Blood at the half-distance, and she got home by a neck in front of Tama-a-roa, who iust got up in time to beat Royal Blood by a head for .second honours. Queen Abbey was fourth. Time, Imin. ] 3 3~550c '' MITCHELSON CUP, of 2000 sovs. One mile and a half. Income, Bst. 71b. (A. J. McFlinn) 1 Royal Present, Bst. 111 b. 1 (J. Buchanan) 2 Insurrection, Bst. 111 b. (Dennison)' 3 Also started: Syoorax, 7st. 121 b.; Boomerday. 7st. 111 b.; Glencanny, 7st. 111 b.; Stork, Royal Abbey, 7st. 101 b.; Marble Slab, Pine Arch, 7st. 51b.; Martial Dawn, 7st. 31b.; Perfect Day, Bitholia, 6st. 91b.; Poteen, 6st. 71b. Perfect Day. Boomerday, and Royal Abbey showed the way past the stand, lncome Well up, while 1 Insurrection whipped in thg field. As they ran up the back Perfect Day had a length's advantage of Royal Abbey, and when the last three furlongs was entered on Perfect Day was ■still in command, and showed the way up to the straight, whgre Income and Royal Present shot up. Income had command at the distance, and though Royal Present was ridden hard he never got to within striking distance of Income, who won by .two lengths, and a half. Insurrection, who finished gamely, was threp lengths "'away thirdj with Poteen fourth. Time, 2mm. 3o sec. - HOBSON HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Seven furlongs. Amiform. 7st. 101 b .....(Ryan) 1 Sheffield, 7st 2 Marble Glass, 7st. 31b. ............... 3 Also started: Shortland, Euphoria, Sst. 71b.; Tireless, Bst. 41b.; Waira,rapa, Bst. 21b.; Nightraider 7st ilOlb.; Pepin, Haligan, / st. 91b.; Lord Star Smoke, 7st. 71b.; Dancing Doll, 7st. 61b.; Copper Nob. Pentagram, Goldgn Glass, 7st. 41b.; Banogue 7st. 31b.; Lady Polly, Peter Maxwell, Polini, Wish Wynne, 7st. 11b.; Penniless, Llanelly, Smoke Concert, Miss Hester, Blue Socks, Marble Crag, Bon Chic, King Pellicule, Master Mick, Semper Idgm, 7st. The' big field took off to a good start. As they sped up the back Polini was in command, when Sheffield pursued his way into the lead. The latter was still going well when the distance was reached, whgre Amiform challenged, and the latter, wearing his rival down, drew away and won by a length. Sheffield was half a length in front of Marble Glass, with 1 ohm next. Time, Imin. 27 2-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 600 sovs. Seven furlongs. Infante. 6st. 121 b (Anderson) 1 Dovelet, Byt. 81b j Hipo 7st. 71b. 8 Also started: Tmohoro, Bst. 121 b.; Arch Salute, Sst. 21b.; Archie, 7st. illb.; Passin Through. 7 st. 41b.; Some 1 ashion, 7st. 11b. • Geoffrey, 6st. Illb.; Hytius, Jolly Princess. 6st. 101 b,; Bute Sound, Emerald HilJ, Callaghan 6st. 71b. From a beautiful start Dovelet strode to the front, and closely attended by Infante, she showed the way into the straight Dovelet was still in front at the distance, when Infante shot up, and m an exciting finish the latter got the best of it m the last stride and won by a head, with nine lengths between second and third. Geoffrey was fourth. Time, Imin. 26 2-ssec. acceptances'for second DAY The Auckland Racing Club’s acceptances for the second day are: — MANUKAU HURDLES, of 600 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. st. ib. st. lb.

ASHURST HANDICAPS

BY tbwwbaph-Pbbm AMOCIATI«W. Christchurch, November o. The following handicaps have been dgclared for the Ashurst-Pohangina Racing dub’s meeting:— HACK HURDLES, of 140 sovs. One mile and a half.

WINTON HANDICAPS

BY TBLUGBAPH.—PRESS Invercargill, November 4. The following are thg Winton Jockey Club’s handicaps:— TRIAL STAKES HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs.—C.F., King Sol, Gav Gauntlet, Black Mystenr. Sabor, Rigel, Obligio, Nomi, Wild Berry, Bright Mark, Killoff, Swim Ashore, Coastguard, Red Abbey, Gold Mark, Colfa, Balisor, Martial Dance, Golden Loch, Banicon, Bonny Princess, Bloom, Solvency, Tione, Soldier’s Dream, Allono. HOKONUI TIME TROT HANDICAP, of 185 sovs. Two miles.—Shiela Fleetwood, scr.; Cottage Girl, scr. ; First Glance, 12yds., behind; Lucky Dillon, Dark Rosene, Hylas, 24yds. behind; Menember, Vitalis, Indian

Child, Full Cry, 36yds. behind; Rollicking Bells, Kentucky Direct, Peterville, Logan’s Drive, Lady Chime, 48yds. behind; Roving Don, 60yds. behind; Fabion Queen, Lady Joffre, 84yds. behind; Matty’s Boy, Lenamahor, 132yds. behind. WINTON CUP, of 500 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Silver Peak, 9st. 61b.; General Advance, Ost.; Roseday, Bst. 131 b.; Com Rigs, Bst. _slb.; Red Admiral, Kilkee, 7st. 91b.; Vice Grand, 7st. 41b. ; 'Etta, 7st. 31b.; Lady Blissful, Twinkle, Tin Soldier, 6st. 121 b.; Calibration, Sartolite, Glenshine. Gunlayer, 6st. 101 b.; Soldier’s Pride, 6st. 121 b. ; Balisor, 6st. 101 b. WINTON- STAKES, of 250 sovs. Six furlongs.—Many Kittle, 9st. 121 b.; Gold Light, 9st. 41b.; Ardour, Kaotane, Bst. 81b.; Just, Linhopc, Bst. 61b.; Boughleon Dhoun, Bst. 41b.; Laughing Eyes. Solway, Bst: 21b.; Waetea, Bst.; Adjourn, Baldowa, Full Choke, Golden Peak, Lady Winkle, Oporoa, Rigs o’ Barley, Soldier’s Dream, St. Amber, Talented. Winkie’s Mission, Winkle's Wheel, Vice Admiral —Mountain Flower, Suimy Lake —Pride o’ Clutha, Gay Lad- —Matchbox, Calibre —Gargaron, Balboa —Wild Oats, Sunny Lake —Droski, Balboa — Luresome, Winkie —Sobersides, Winkie—Maorina, Balboa —Miss Kyle, 7st. 71b. FLYING HANDICAP, of. 190 sovs. Six furlongs.—Listening Post, 9st. 131 b.; Roseday, 9st. 81b.; Com Rigs, fist. 61b.; Redshire, Mirza, Kerb, Bst.; Frahcaise, 7st. 121 b.; Sembric, 7st. 91bj Mantua, In the Pink, 7st. 81b. : Sweet Memory, Thistlecrowd, 7st. 21b.; St. Augustus, Morse Signal, 7st.; Glensponse, Osterman, Ost. 121 b. STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 190 sovs. About three miles.—Strathglass, list. 121 b.; Pawgrewere, list. 101 b.; Bill Terry, Calma, lOst. 121 b. ; Glenisla, Ready, Silverspire, lOst.; Aycliffe. Ost. 121 b.; Hollow Log, Palencia, Innisfallen, Ost. 61b.: Blazing Light, 9st. 41b.; Starlock. Rockhampton, Copper Trail, Prize Rose, Andy Cassells, Ost. OTAPIRI HANDICAP TROT, of 150 sovs. Ono mile and a quarter.—Little Nut, Railway Chimes, Betty Wild, Houi Jim, Heather Sprig, Tinder, Wee Spark, Landlady, Quo Vadis, Harvest Queen, Jean Mac, Diamond Child, Dixie Dillon, Mentor, Oakland, Stolen Love, Forest Vale, Miss Hector. Miss Derby, limit; Qutcast, Red Admiral, 24yds. behind; Satinboy, Strathlora, Welcome Night, 60yds. behind; Kelvin Wilkes, Moonglow, Matilda H., Ribbonmaid. 72vds. behind. TRADESMEN’S HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Calibration, Incursio, Ost.; Samum, Sst. • 131 b.; Morso Signal. Royal Admiral. Liqueur, Bst. 101 b.; Salpmo, Sst. 91b.; Clothilde. Soldier’s Pride, San Salvador, Vice-Royal. Logamundi, Sst. 61b.; Linhope, Sst. 21b.;' Ruena, Frenchman, Gunlayer, Bst. ; Oster man, Janna, 7st. 121 b.: Rugbv, Coastguard, Border Night, 75t.,71b. V.R.C. SPRING MEETING WHITTIER WINS THE DERBY " '

LADY REYNARD CARRIES OFF MARIBYRNONG PLATE melbourne"stakes won BY HARVEST KING . 1 (Rec. November 5, 5.5 p.m.) Melbourne, November 4. The weather , was fine and bright and there was an enormous attendance, including the Governor-General, Lord Forster, and, the State Governor, Lord “f of the* opening "day of the Victoria Racing Club’s spring meeting. The going was fair. Blackaddcr came specially from Sydney for the Maiden Plate. He was a long way back in the early stages, but won well. He is trained by Isaac Foul sham. Lady Reynard led for the last three furlongs in the Maribyrnong Plate and won easily. She cost 80 guineas as a yearling. Coolah, who was favourite, ran eighth. i ■ Harvest Ring made mosf-of the pace in the Melbourne Stakes and won de--cisiyely from Riyoli, who out the favourite, Eurythmic, out of second place in the last furlong. Eurythmic failed to show his usual dash. The finishing time was ljseo. outside the race record. The first six furlongs took Imin. 17sec., and’ the mile Imin. 42|sec. The Derby was a very fast race after the. first furlong, which took loseo. Whittier' won very easily. He Jias 7st, 101 b. in the Cup, His rider, Brown, ■ stated that the issue was never in doubt. Pike stated that the favourite (Soorak) was beaten in the early stages! Whittier cost Mr. Ben Chaffey 250 sove. He is trained by Hd. McCalman, of Bendigo, and finished his preparation at Caulfield. His owner was warmly congratulated. Whittier has won six races... He was bred by Mr. L. K. S. Mackinnon. Violoncello, after lying fifth in the early stages of the Cantala Stakes, led into the straight and won easily. Following are the detailed results:— MAIDEN PLATE, a sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, with 500 savs. added. One mile. Blackadder, by The Welkin —Wilari’s Sister, Bst. 91b 1 Eingsfield, Bst 2 Sanglamore, Bst. 61b 3 Sixteen started. Blackadder won by half a length. Sanglamore was a length and a quarter further off. Time, Imin. * 41Jsee♦ MARIBYRNONG PLATE, a sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, with 2000 sovs. added. Five furlongs. Lady Reynard, by Blankney II— Pat’s Pet, Bst. 51b 1 Sidonia, Bst. 101 b 2 Black Scot, Bst. 101 b 3 Twelve started. Lady Reynard won by two lengths, Black Scot being three lengths away. Time, Imin. IJseo. MELBOURNE STAKES, of 10 sovs. each, with 1500 sovs. added. Ono mile and a quarter. Harvest King, by Comedy King— Harvest Home, 9st. (J.' TooheyJ. 1 Rivoli, 7st. 121 b fS. Cracknell)- 2 Eurythmic, Ost. 31b. (F. Dempsey) 3 Nine started. Harvest. King led during the last six furlongs, and won by three-quarters of a length. Eurythmic was half a length away. Time, 2min. 6}sec. VICTORIA DERBY, a sweepstakes of 30 sovs. each, with 3000 sovs. added. One mile and a half. Whittier, by Woorak—Pollaco (P. Brown) 1 Cliffdalo (A. Orrell) 2 Anton King (M. Connell) 3 Eleven started. Cliffdale made the pace from Wallace Mortlake and Anton King. Whittier was sixth in the early running, and Soorak eighth. Cliffdale led into the straight. Whittier passed the leaders below the distance, and won easily by two and a half lengths. Anton King was two lengths away. Wallace Mortlako was fourth, followed by Scarlet, Caserta, Polynesian, and Soorak. Time, 2min. 34sec.—a race record. The first four furlongs occupied 52sec.. the next four filjsec., and the last four 50)sec. CANTALA STAKES, a sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each, with 2000 sovs. added. One mile. Violonocel’o, by Valens—Catgut, Ost. 71b (J. King) 1 Fingon, 7st (E.. Simmons) 2 The Tyrant, 7st. 51b ... (J. Toobey) 3 Violoncello won by three lengths; Fingon beat The Tyrant bv half . a length for second place. Time, Imin. 38$sec. ’Hie last four furlongs were . dona in 47}seo.

HOTHAM HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, with 500 sovs. added. One mile and a half. King Ingoda, by Comedy King— Ingoda, 6st. lllb ’ Even' Song, 7st. 61b " Mufti, Bst •• 3 King Ingoda won easily by three lengths, with Mufti a length away. Time, 2min. 32isec. z Wirraway fell at the start, and The Cypher was badly interfered with. VICTORIAN TRAINING NOTES Melbourne, November 4. At Flemington, during training operations, Radiant Light did steady work ; The Rover galloped three furlongs in 42sec.: Rosina covered a mile in Imin. 53sec.; Red Cardinal and Fighting Fifth did a mile on the sand in Imin. 52jseo.; Nautical went oyer the same distance on the tan; Prince Charles, with J. Munro up, galloped ten furlongs on the tan, done in 2min. 171 sec., the last mile taking Imin. 48sec.; Ouverte covered a mile in Imin. 49Jseo. At Caulfield The Epicure, with W. Johnstone up, galloped seven furlongs on the grass in Imin. 83Jsec.; The Cypher sprinted over one furlong in 13isec.; Statton did seven furlongs on the sand in Imin. 32|sec.; Sister Olive galloped a mile on the grass in, Imin. 47sec.; Sand Dune did a mile in Imin. 48sec.; Dialogue covered six furlongs in Imin. 19}sec. > WHITTIER A STARTER IN THE CUP. (Rec. November 5, 11.35 p.m.) Melbourne, November 5. Whittier is now stated to be a certain runner in the Cup, with E. Simmons as rider. Whittier has now won a total of £9153 in stakes. ', . Molyneux finished thirrteenth in the Cantala Stakes. Paradox metwith interference in tho Maribyrnong PlatePress Assn. QUEENSLAND DERBY BY TELEGRAPH. —PBESS ASSOCIATION. —COPYBIGHT (Rec. November. 5, 5.5 p.m.) Brisbane, November 5. On the first day of the Queensland Turf Club’s meeting the following was the result of the chief., event: — DERBY STAKES, of 1220 sovs. One . mile and a half. . Kingslot »••• 1 Hadley , a Nine started. Won by a head. Time, Imin. 52|sec. FIXTURES November 4 and 6—Auckland R.C. Spring. ' . November 4,6, 8. and 11 —Canterbury J.C. Metropolitan. November 10 and 11 —Hamilton R.C. Annual. November 15 — Horowhenua R.C. Annual. . November 17 and 18 —Winton J.C. Annual. November 22 — Ashhurst-Pohangma R.C. Annual.

Poanui . . 12 2 Paddington Hyginas .. . 10 .6 • Green 9 12 Guerre a Mate 9 6 Mort . . 10 6 Banogue ... 9’ 0 Royal Night Time 9 0 Abbey . . 10 2 Miss Kolva 9 0 MUSKJET STAKES, of 600 sovs. Five furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Director .. 8 5 Gold Rain 5 Miss Egypt 7 10 Whotunui 7 1 Orofino .. .. 7 9 Purple Caress .. 7 6 Heather 7 1 Murirj 7 6 Libertas ... 6 9 Monday .. 7 6 Kirima 6 7 Mortician . y 6 ONEHUNGA STEEPLES, of 60C SOVS. About three miles. st. lb. st. lb. Koura . 10 7 Pittsworth 9 0 Signature 9 13 Glenotus ... 9 0 Gay Boy ... 9 9 Maud WilMary Bruce 9 5 son 9 0

Totara Jack 9 5 Never Polthogue 9 5 Despair ... 9 0 Starland .. 9 0 Hokomai ... 9 0 Tenacious 9 0 O.tara .... 9 0 GORDON HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Six furlongs. lb. st. Io. Sheffield ... 9 0 Smoke ConQuaestor ... 8 8 cert 7 7 Dancing Doi 8 8 Bowman Bon 7 7 Florent 8 5 Onio Bay'... 7 7 Te Akiti ... 8 4 Dighton ... 7 7 Copper Noc 8 1 .<-■ Tahi ... 7 7 Bannock .. 8 1 General Bright Gift 8 1 Prydc ... 7 7 ~ Just Quietly 8 0 Untie Jack 7 7 Master Llanollv ... 7 7 O’Rorke 7 11 Larrikin ... 7 7 Nocturne 7 10 King PelliKilplaide 7 10 cule 7 7 Lady Lucy 7 10 John Dix... 7 7 Elstow y NORMANBY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. One mile. Ft. lb. st. ib. Euphoria ... 8 0 Te Akitai ... -7 0 Tireless 8 5 Penniless ... 7 0 War Tank... 8 2 Potoa Pepin 7 9 Queen ... 7 0 Haligan 7 8 Miss Kostor 7 0 Blue Socks 7 Pengwen ... 7 0 Lord ' Star y 6 Election ... 7 0 Polini y 4 Marble Crag 7 0 Pentagram 1 3 KING EDWARD MEMORIAL HAN- . DICAP, of 1000 sovs. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. st. lb. Income 9 o Stork 7 8 Royal PreMarble Slab 7 2 sent 9 2 Pine Arch... 7 0 Tinohoro ... 8 11 Martial Insurrection 8 11 Dawn ... 7 0 Boomerday 7 9 Far North... 6 10 Archie 7 9 Bitholia ... 6 7 Highland ... 7 9 Prince Carl 6 7 EPSOM HANDICAP, of 600 sovs. Six furlongs. st. Ib. st. lb. Pavo 9 3 Mountain Dovelet 8 12 Lion 7 2 Golden Broadwood 7 0 Bubble ... 8 9 R efinement 7 0 Tama-a-roa 8 3 Queen Landslide ... 8 9 Abbev ... 6 13 Naumatere ' 8 9 Jollv PrinLady cess 6 8 ’ Ridicule 8 1 Shebang ... 6 7 Killashandra 7 13 Bretland ... 6 7 Crowburst 7 6 * LIVERPOOL WELTER HANDICAP, of 600 SOVS. One mile. t. lb. st. Ib. Infante 9 9 Fingoland 8 8 Illumination 9 6 Tireless ... 8 8 Marble Slab 9 4 Callaghan ... 8 5 Passin’ Mumble ... 8 5 Through 9 2 Gold Jacket 8 0 Some Nightraider 8 0 Fashion 9 1 Marble Glass 7 12' Canowindra 9 0 Golden Glass 7 10 Geoffrey .... 8 11 Right and Poteen .... 8 9 Left 7 10 Prince RanPeter Maxdall 8 8 well .... 7 7

\ st.lb. X st. lb. Sir FanciNaughty 9 3 ful 11 9 Silk Rein 9 3 Ruddy .... 11 5 Eonmark .. 9 3 Kail 10 13 Lady Whizz Witchet 9 0 Bang ... 10 9 Salvadore 9 0 Waimatao 10 2 Lead On .. 9 0 Pacific Sensitive .. 9 0 Slope ... 9 13 Prudent .. 9 0 Malingerer 9 11 Punishment 9 0 Woden 9 11 Lady Faa.. 9 0 Island 9 9 Circulate .. 9 0 Noble 9 8 Big Gun .. 9 (1 Ethiopian 8 7 Ignition ... 9 0 Eldenholm 9 5 POHANGINA HANDICAP, >f 200 ! SOVS. Six furlongs. st. lb. et.lb. Civilform .. 9 0 Zany ...;.. 7 5 Ambitious 8 9 Kuia 7 4 1 Backsheesh 8 4 Mountain Morose ... 8 3 March .. 7 3 Canyon ... 8 2 Prince Hal 7 2 Nursing Kikini 7 1 Sister ... 7 13 Comio 7 1 Mark Time 7 12 Automoana 7 0 Rose of Bestir 6 13 Athens ... 7 7 Big Push FLYING HACK HANDICAP, 6 of 12 140 BOVS. Six furlongs. \ st. lb. fit. lb. Markover 9 0 Five-eighths 7 9 Miss Rene 8 9 •Native Zany 8 8 Queon .. 7 9 Atapo 8 3 Waetea .... 7 7 Eonmark 8 2 Megan 7 7 Solrino ... 8 2 Believe 7 5 Kilbird .... Hytinus ... 7 8 9 1 Happy Days Good Mark 7 7 5 5 Loyal Maid 7 13 Bonifant ... 7 3 Bonecto ... 7 12 Will Magistrate 7 11 Prosper 7 2 Bonnie Koanau ... 7 2 Nurse ... 7 9 Bonnie Gold 7 2 Miss BeauDodo 7 2 fort 7 9 Fran 7 2 ASHURST CUP, of 300 sovs. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. st. lb. Prin temps 9 0 Zircon 8 Bitters .... 8 8 Prince Paoanui ... 8 3 Martian 7 3 Makere 7 13 Flying Nell y 2 Dissertation 7 13 Redlogue ... 6 8 The Speaker 7 9 Hallowroz 6 ■7 Ambitious 7 9 Satin 6 7 Merry Day 7 i KOMAKO HACK HANDICAP, of 140 SOYS. Seven furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Soldier’s Projector 7 •7 Love .... 9 0 Zero Hour 7 7 Otauru Kid 8 13 Miss Suspicion Comic 8 8 11 5 Beaufort Five-eighths 7 7 7 7 Redlogue ... 8 4 Satin 7 7 Empyrean 8 3 March On 7 5 Kilbird 7 13 Sleeping Merry Beauty 5 Queen .... 7 11 Megan 7 4 Silk Rein 7 9 Merrimas 7 3 Magistrate 7 8 Waipatu ... 7 2 Vitella 7 8 Naughty ... 7 0 Sweet Song 7 7 RAUMAI WELTER HANDICAP, of 170 SOYS. Seven furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Haurangi 9 6 American Makere 9 5 Beautv 8 6 Civilform 9 4 Sir Fanciful 8 5 The Speaker 9 1 Kuia 8 3 Waimatao 8 .3 Princp Hal 8 2 Ruddy 8 .2 Jackaroo 8 1 Flying Nell 8 .0 Island 7 ' 1 Probate ... 8 9 Yankee Dan 7 9 Prince Zany 7 7 Martian 8 9 Hallowroz 7 7 Mosthenes 8 8 Otauru Kid 7 7 MANAWATU GORGE WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 140 SOVS. One mile. st. lb. st. Ib. Suspicion 9 2 Fera 7 13 Comical .... 8 13 Panache .... 7 3 Redlogue ... 8 9 Zero Hour 7 12 Empyrean 8 8 8 7 Admiration Merrimass 7 7 11 8 First Born 8 5 Missrule ... 7 7 Blissfulness 8 5 Deborah ... 7 7