THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 58, 3 December 1923, Page 4

THE RACING WORLD

TAKAPUNA MEETING CONCLUDED LOYAL IRISH WINS ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP f HANDICAPS FOR AUCKLAND CUP AND RAILWAY HANDICAP Week-end racing was confined to the final day’s events at Takapuna and the trotting meeting at Forbury. At Takapuna the St. Andrew’s Handicap provided a fine finish, Loyal Irish getting the decision over Tinohoro; Gold Rain won by a neck from Cool Stimulants in the Welter Handicap and the overdue Alfort scored in the Cautley Handicap. The chief event at the Forbury meeting (the Forbury Cup) was robbed of much of its interest through one of the competitors falling and bringing down six other competitors.

NOTES AND COMMENTS

(By “The Watcher.”)

The summer meeting of the Woodville Club will bo held on Wednesday and Thursday. The annual race meetings of the Bay of Plenty and Methven clubs will be held on Saturday.

Nominations for the Christmas meeting of the Taranaki Jockev Club wall close to-dav at 8.30 p.m.

Nominations for all events at the Manawatu Racing Club’s summer meeting and l first forfeits for the eighteenth Palmerston North Stakes are due tomorrow at 9 p.m.

T. Oninlivan’s team for Auckland, consisting of Quest. Scion. Ge.zeworthy and Roval Divorce, leave on the first stage of their iourney to-day. being taken to Woodville, whore they are down to compete at the summer meeting.

The .Trentham-trained Bright Dyes, Ares and Lake Urn figure amongst the entrants for handicap events at thfe Auckland Cup meeting.

Mr. V. Riddii ford’s English filly Merit will be taken to Woodville todav bv 8. Reid.

In several cases at Eeilding the fields were too unwieldly for the track, and this did not permit of everything •having an eaual chance in the race. Some of the runners who failed there will be doing bettier during the holiday meetings. This particularly applies to slow beginners and long striding horses like Demand. Black Cruiser, Pantagruel. and others.

Listowel’s win at Eeilding was his first since the Wanganui .winter meeting in Mav. 1921. when he wop the Empire Handicap. ; He was a good three-vear-old. winning seven races, but he met with an accident when racing at Ellerslie, and went through the next two seasons without a win, while he was placed only four times, twice second and twice third. This season, prior to Eeilding. h'e had contested eight races, including hurdles, at the Wanganui spring meeting, where he was second to Lochson. _ This may have given him some of his lost confidence. for he has beten gradually improving since then, and ran well at Trentham in the Wainui Handicap, in which he was favourite, finishing close up fourth. He spreadeagled his field on Wednesday last, after being left at the post, and his dividend was the best of the meeting. In the Colyton Handicap on Friday, he did not get too good a run in the straight, but he should have done better than last place, considering he was up with the leaders at the top of the stretch. Listowel apparently likes plenty of room and will not do his best with horses round him. At a. sale of thoroughbred horses in Feilding on Friday, on account of the O’Neill Estate. Orchid realised 350 guineas. (Radiole, with a colt at foot, and served bv Arrowsmith, 205 guineas : a three-vear-old gelding by Hallowmas —Gladiole. 300 guineas ; and the brood mare Arras (Birkenhead —Epilogue). 50 guineas. The sales were all made to members of the family. Thfc track at Feilding was very hard 1 , and this probably accounted for some of the indifferent jumping seen in the hurdles. Santiago would have done better on a softer course.

Good Snort finished fourth in each of his races at Feilding. and should be in good order for the holiday racing. Santonio ran a good race in the Colyton Handicap at Feilding. showing considerable improvement on his Ashhurst finishing effort, but had to admit defeat bv a good one in Ngata, and also iust failed to concede Snatcher a stone. Santonio should not be lone in again running prominently. The race won by Anticipate at Feilding was named the Novice Stakes, but the half-brother to Mark Time is no novice at the art of galloping, and will win in much better company before he is much older.

Demand is improving, and ran a good race on Friday in thb Manchester Handicap.

Now that Zouave has learn to lead his field home in a big handicap, he mav be seen doing it again in the near future. The change of riders at Feilding had the desired effect, and it will lie remembered last season that he ran most generously for H. Gilmer, but would not gnlloo for others. There w?s a bit of bad hick attached to his failure the first day. but his wine on Friday wn,s decisive, and ho should bring a, bit more luck to the stable, which deserves it all. Zouave is amongst thostf engaged at Ellerslie, but it looks as if the Manawatu Cup might bo easier for him.

Helen Rufus did such a scratchy preliminary for the Manchester Handicap on Friday, that, despite the fact that, she had the services of young Bagbv. she was the rank outsider of the field. She was fractious at the post, tailed the field turning into the straight and from there simply flew home. With a longer run in she would have been closer than third, and she is .worth noting for a good handicap in the near future.

Pahiatiia. Ashhurst, and Feilding all saw races lost through. indifferent handling of mounts. While the giving of the ride to a lad employed in the stable is commendable, the experience born of freauent failures should convince owners and trainers that it is mistaken lovaltv in not standing down r.n inexperienced rider, particularly in a big handicap. In one particular inrttanco the horse was the public choice, and backers deserved a better run than thev rot- . It is reported from Taranaki that Reremoana has gone amiss, which is hard luck for his connection!), as he promised to be amongst the leaping three-year-olds, up to- >X mile at leant.

Allmarimba and Sunny Vale were unlucky on the concluding day at Eeilding. Sunny Vale got stopped very early in the race, but Allmarimba struck his trouble in the run home, being unable to get clear of the ruck. Civility is staying on - better as the season advances, and such a quick beginner is at a groat advantage in.big fields. In the, Nikau Hack Handicap on Friday she was bowling along Jn front, while Sunny Vale, Cushat, and ethers were getting into all sorts of trouble in the ruck behind her. Black Ronald has done well in his preparation for the Great Northern Derby, and he will strip a much improved horse to the one that won at Riccarton last month. Hazleman realises that ho has a much harder proposition in front of him at Ellerslie, and if Black Ronald is beaten, if will not be on the score of condition. F. Waddell came across from Hastings to ride Bagdad at Feilding, and he says that Razzle Dazzle has thrown off all signs of soreness, and is as sound as’could l be wished for her Ellerslie engagements. Gold Light, Razzle Dazble. King’s Folly, "and Penclephon will be at Woodville this week, but it is not intended to take the last-named through to Auckland. The trainers of all three leading two-year-olds Inferno' Killocra, and Motley were at Feilding, and all expressed themselves in terms of satisfaction as to the manner in which their charges were progressing in view of the Great Northern Foal Stakes. Mr. Currie, who owns Motley, says that he has looked upon Enitaph as the speediest two-year-old sired by Absurd, but he thinks that Motley will prove herself as good, if not superior.

Rational was sent home after his failure in the Feilding Stakes, and did not wait for the Oroua Stakes tho second day. Since Wanganui his connections have experienced a run of bad luck with him. The last foal to be dropped at Mr. Currie’s stud, this season was a full brother to Rational and The Monk.

Through the two wins secured by Tamatete. Mr. W. McA. Duncan headed the list of winning owners at the Feilding spring meeting with £640. File victory of Kareab in the St. Andrew’s Handicap placed Mr. F. S. Bluett second with £350. 'and those who won over £lOO were, next in order: Mr. G. Currie £275; Mr. O. E. Elgar, £260; Mr. E. J. Murtagh, £280: Messrs. G. F. Moore, J. Bull, and W. Patterson, £175 each; Mr. H. Rayner, 43170; Mr. H. L. Russell, £160: Messrs. W. Pine. E. L. Barnes, and C. L. Ferguson. £125; Mr. J. B. Gaisford, £lO5. Winning jockeys at the fixture were: M. McUarten and L. G. Morris, three each; J. Barry and P. Holman, two each: and one winner each by the following:—M. Mackie, D. Gunn, A. Reed. L. A. Pine, P. Rayner, and H. Dunn.

TAKAPUNA MEETING LOYAL IRISH WINS ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP WELTER HANDICAP WON BY GOLD RAIN Auckland, December 1. Tile Takapuna Jockey Club’s spring meeting was concluded to-dav. The weather was fine, and there was a large attendance. The totalisatoi handled £53.401, compared with £47,063 10s. on tho second day last year—a grand total for the meeting of £95,324. compared with £107,369 last year. Results t— STANLEY HURDLES, of 275 sovs. One mile and a half. 3 Rosullus. 9st (L. Scott) 1 7 Bustler. 9st 2 4 Daddy’s Girl, 9st. 101 b 3 Also startled: Lady Bruce, 9st. 71b.; 1. Penona. Ost. 61b.; 6 Panchito, 9st. 31b.: 2 Ladv Hill. 9st. 21b.; 12 Canowindra. 9st.: 11 Poteen, 9st.; 13 Scotch Pot. 9st. ; 5 Bright Light, 9st. ; 8 Syndicate. 9st.: 9 Laddy Buck. 9st.; 10 Prince Randall, 9st.; 14 Blanche Abbev. Ost. Won bv five lengths, a length separating second and third. Lady Hill was fourth. Time, 2min. 47Jsec. CAUTLEY HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Alfort. Bst. 31b (McTavish) 1 8 Ladv Lois, Ost. 71b 2 5 Sentinella. 6st. 101 b J. 3 Also started: 3 Cool Stimulants, Bst. 11b. ; 6 Sir Burnett. Bst.; 7 Jovial, 7st. 121 b.: 2 Illumination. 7st. 121 b.; 4 Namutere. 7st. 01b.; 2 Sheffield, 6st. 101 b. : 3 Golden Dream, 6st. 71h; 9 Attractive. 6st. 71b. Won by half a length, three-quarters of a length between second and third. Namuteie was fourth. Time, Imin. 13 2-sscc. VATJXHALL HANDICAP, of 250 sovs Seven furlongs. 5 Dancing Doll. Bst. 61b. (A. Rbed) 1 18 Arch Ami. 7st. 71b 2 4 Charlady. Bst. 101 b. 3 Also started: 2 Farndon, 9st.; 9 Archibald. Bst. 121 b.; 7 Barometer. Bst. 41b. : 1 Finnote, Bst. 21b.: 14 Kilroe. Bst. 11b.; 3 Uralla, 7st. 131 b.; 13 Royal Fancy, 7st. 101 b.; 11 Dorindfi. 7st. 91b. : 6 Desert Glow, 7st. 71b. ; 17 Knighthood. 7st. 71b.: 10 General Pride. 7st. 71b.: 15 Zanettn, 7st. 71b.; 20 Kindal. 7st. 71b.; 8 Turn, 7st. 71b.; 12 Fair Abbev, 7st. 71b.: 19 Haungawera. 7st. 71b.: 16 Marble Boy, 7st. 71b.

Won bv a head, third horse a similar distance back. Finnotio was fourth. Time. Imin. 23 4-5 mo.

ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP, of 700 sovs. Ono mile and a furlong. 4 Loval Irish, Sst. 131 b. (.Goldfinch) 1 3 Tinoho, 7 st. 61b 2 1 Ruanana, 7st. 61b 3 Also* started: 5 Pelnam, 7st. 51b,; 2 Queen March, 7st.; 7 Shebang, 6st. 71b., 6 Tactful, 6st. 71b. Won by a neck, Ruopnpa a head back. Tactful was fourth. Time, lmin. 52 2-ssec. RAKINO HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Five furlongs. 2 Lady Rewa, Bst (R. Reid) 1 1 Quinette, Ost 2 3 Gold Fern, Sst. 41b 3 Also started: 6 Herculean, 7st. 31b.; i brozino, 6st. 121 b.; 7 Flor de Nave, 6st. 121 b.; 5 Thurence, 6st. 71b. Won by a head, third horse a length and a half back. Thurenco was fourth. Time, lmin. 2 2-sscc. PUPUKE HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile and a furlong. 7 Smoke, 9st. 61b. (McFlynn) 1 4 Aerofortis, Bst T 10 Taketake, 7st. 71b t tDcad heat. Also Started: 8 Prowler, 9st. 61b.; 3 Tinopono, 9st. 41b.; 1 Pebble 11.. 9st.; 5 Master Rohan, Bst. 51b.; 12 Bright Gift Bst. 41b; 15 Tintoretta. Sst. 41b.; 16 Polini, Bst. 11b.; 6 Sleepy Sol, Sst.; 2 Electrode, 7s. < lb.; 17 Opaloid, 7st. 71b.; 11 Sussex, 7st. 71b.; 18 (lay Dighton, 7st. 71b.; 13 Princess Rell, 7st 71b.; 14 Titaki, 7st. 71b.; 9 Midget, 7st. 71b. Smoke won by a neck. Rowan was fourth. Time, lmin. 56sec. KAWAU HURDLES, of SCO sovs. About a mile and three-quarters. 5 King Abbey, lOst. 91b. (Thompson) 1 1 Prince Rufus, 9st. 2 4 Peter. Amans, I Ost. 81b. .. -. 3 Also started: 2 Shellshock, 10st. 101 b.; 7 Scottish Knight, 9st.; 3 Miss Melva, 9st.; 6 Bustler, 9st. . Won by a length and a half, six lengths between second and third. Time, 3min. 13 3-sscc Scottish Knight fell at he last fence, and the rider (J. Roach) had a collarbone broken. WELTER HANDICAP, of 550 sovs. Seven furlongs.

4 Gold Rain, 7st. 71b. (L. Manson) 1 1 Cool Stimulants, 9st. 131 b 2 8 Royal Abbey, Bst. 131 b. 3 Also started: 3 Matinee, 9st.; 5 Tama-a-roa, Sst. 121 b.; 11 Lady Ridicule, Bst 101 b.; 7 Bute Sound, Bst. 101 b.; Bitholia, Bst. 81b.; 9 Landslide, Sst. 61b.: Tinokaha, 7st. 121 b.; Pcnona, 7st. 71b.; 13 Bonny Canny, 7st 71b.; 12 Muria, 7st. 71b.; 14 Narrow Neck, 7st. 71b.; 10 Heisler, 7su. /lb.; 2 ArWon* by a neck, tliird horse a similar distance back. Bute Sound was fourth. Time, lmin. 27 4-osec.

AUCKLAND SUMMER MEETING

WEIGHTS FOR CUP AND RAILWAY HANDICAP Br Telegraph —Press Association. Auckland, December 2. The following handicaps have been declared for events at the Auckland Bacing

DANNEVIRKE WEIGHTS Mr. J. E. Henrys has ‘ declared the following handicaps for the Dannevirhe

MOOREFIELD RACES BATHOS SCORES A WIN. (Rec. December 2, 5.5 p.m.) Sydney, December 1. At the Moorefield races, the chief events resulted as follows:— THREE-YEiYK-OLD HANDICAP— First Division. Ono mile. Bathos, bv Absurd—Amyrin 1 Scarlet Ponnv 2 Esme Dighton 3 MOOREFIELD HANDICAP. Ono mile and a quarter.—Wirrimbah, 1; Molvneaux. 2: Cosarion Chip, 3. FLYING HANDICAP.—Ararat. 1; Grotesade. 2; Demetrius, 3. TROTTING FORBURY SPRING MEETING PEDRO PRONTO WINS FORBURY CUP ACCIDENT ROBS RACE OF INTEREST Be Telegraph—Press Association. Dunedin, December 1. The second day of the Forbury Park spring meeting was held to-day in dull but fine weather, and before a large attendance, who were treated to some interesting racing. The totalisator handled £39,791 for the day, compared with £40,843 10s. last year, making a total of £67,087 10s. for the meeting, compared with .£68,475 10s. last year. Results;—

SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Ono mile nad! five furlongs. Kean John, 72yds. behind (Tomkinson) 1 Echo, 12yds. behind 2 Tipperary, scr 3 Also started: Swiftbine, Don Massey, Bob Wilkes, Kentucky Moor, Avalanche, scr.; Marvin Drift, 48yds. b&" hind; Master Peter, Lord Rokeby, Engagement, Ora Jay, James Maddison, Bonette, scr.; Kelman, 12yds. behind; Stone Ginger, Aadwtoodl, 48yds. behind.

Won by a neck, 40 lengths between second and third. Time, 3min. 53sec. ADVANCE HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. One mile and five furlongs. Diamond Child. 48yds. behind (Jarden) 1 Pointalena, 48yds. behind 2

Cliffeton Chimes, scr 3 Also*~started: Gladwell. Searchlight Lad, Hereweka, Bell Harold. Polyanthus. Bricklayer. Johnny Cake, Wild Sunset, De Ora Maid. Forbury, Great Count. Berma Pointer, sor.; Junior Girl. 12yds. behind; Gold Chimes, Black Raven, 24yds. behind; Tahire, 36yds. behind,; Houdini. Stella. Maris, Glen Wilkes. 48yds. behind 1 ; Tickletoe, 60yds. behind. Won easing up by 10 lengths, three lengths between second and third. Time. 3min. 52 4-sseo. BRIGHTON HANDICAP,, of 225 sovs. One mile and five furlongs. Becky Logan, scr.... (F. E. Jones) 1 Dehille Wood, 12yds. behind 2 John Pointer, 24yds. behind 3 Also started: Royal Chance. Wicklow Boy, Malachy, Lucky Dillon,- 01wyn, Betty Blue. scr.; Crusader, Mountain Chimes, Indian Child, 12yds. behind.

Won by a. neck, three lengths separating second and third. Time, 3min. 49 4-osec.

FORBURY CUP HANDICAP, of 750

sovs. Two miles. \ Pedro Pronto, 12yds. behind (Kennerley) 1 Vilo. 84yd-s. behind 2 Taraire. 96yds. behind 3 Also started: Lady Joan, scr.; Trix Pointer 36yds. behind: Jack Arsah, 12yds. behind ; Logan Chief. 72yds. behind (bracketed with the winner); Wild Thyme, Stockade. Adair, 24yds. behind; Whispering Willie, Paul Dufault, 36yds. behind; Tatsy Dillon, 60 rds. behind. 'Jlio race was largely robbed of .its interest by Adair falling a mile from home and bringing down or unseating the drivers of Jack Arrah, Trix Pointer. Logan Chief. Wildl Thyme, Stockade and Paul Dufault. Tatsy Dillon was pulled up and Whispering Willie Jost a lot of ground. Lady Joan broke up at the start, and Taraire got away |iadly. Pedro Pronto won by twelve lengths, with twenty lengths separating second and third. Whispering Willie was tho only other horse to finish. Time. 4min. 33 3-sseo. TAINUI HANDICAP, of 225 eovs.

Two miles. Copa de Oro, Junior, 48yds. behind (Holmes, jun.) 1 Lady Embrace, scr 2 P&ter Mac, 48yds. behind 3 Also started: Transport, scr.; Mother Machree, Prospect, 36yds. behind.

Won by two lengths, a length and a half separating second and third. Time, 4min. 42 4-ssec.

VICTORIA HANDICAP, of 325 sovs. Two miles.

Darkest, 12yds. behind (McGregor) 1 Bon Sonty, 36yds. behind 2 Pieter Timmerman, 24yds. behind 3 Also started: Fox Trot, scr.; Peter McMillan, 12yds. behind; Wonder Why, 36yds. behind; Clonmel, Gay Wilkes, 96yds. behind; Mangoutu, 120 yds. behind. Won by a head, three lengths separating second and third. Time, 4min. 50 4-ssec. EMPIRE HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile and three furlongs. Norma Dillon, scr. ... (McKewen) 1 Pinevale, 24yds. behind 2 Fancy Boy, 48yds. behind 3 Also started: Earl Derby, 24yds. behind; Locanda Mac, 36yds. behind; Ladv Joan, Bonny Logan, 60yds. behind. Won by eight lengths; third horse three lengths back. Time, 3min. 11 l-ssec. RECOVERY HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. » One mile. Dalnahine, scr (Jarden) 1 Ben Oban, 48yds. behind 2 Tommy Direct, 48yds. behind 3 Also started: Embracer, Copa de Ora Junior, scr.; Marvin Mac, 12yds. behind ; Fashion Queen, 24yds. behind; Peter Mac, 36yds. behind. Won by half a length; third horse a head away. Time, 2min. 18 2-ssec.

Club’s summer meeting AUCKLAND CUP, of fit. lb. 3000 sovs. Two miles. st. lb. 9 0 Uncle Ned 6 7 Highland. 9 0 8 12 Glen Canny ... Tinohoro 6 6 7 7 8 10 Ruapana. b 7 8 8 Demand b 7 Mark Tima Pllliewinkie ... 8 6 8 6 Kahikatea Bright Dav ... b 6 7 7 Koatftno Many Kittle ... 8 4 Ilaceful b 7 Insurrection .. 8 4 Patuki 6 Iiouirhrea Enthusiasm ... Palestrina ..... Geld Lieht .... 8 2 8 0 8 0 7 12 Lucius Matinee Alabama Bonny Canny . 6. 6 6 6 7 7 7 Royal Present 7 11 Canowindra. ... b T M ft rrv Mav ... 7 6 Olandhu 6 7 Ballymena .... 7 8 Diamond Ring 6 7 Quest Muraahi 7 5 Doleful Ditty . 6 7 7 4 Elsie Aroha ... 6 7 The Polymnian 6 13 Equitable b 7 Admiral Explorer - 6 Oodrinirton . Te Kara........ 6 13 6 12 GJencairn Golden Glass . 6 6 7 7 fjittfe River ... 6 10 Master Rohan 6 7 Kilbird 6 9 Gold Jacket .. 6 7 Tarleton 6 8 Shebang b 7 Stork 6 8 Smoke Concert 6 7 Boomerday ... Musketoon Marble Bell ... Zouave 6 8 6 7 6 7 6 7 Sycorax Tiff Tinokaha ....... Right and Left 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 1400 .eovs. Six furlongs. lb. st. lb. St. Glentruin 9 13 Alabama 6 7 Pavo ’c 9 0 Lady Ridicule b 7 Rational 9 0 Barn Owl b 7 Limelight 8 12 Top Score 6 7 Mlreusonta ... Razzle Dazzle 8 7 6 7 8 8 Ares 6 7 Royal Blood ... 8 b Kenmore 6 7 Loughroa 8 5 Attractive 6 6 6 7 Gold Light .... Murihaupo .... 8 3 8 3 Bevis Bretland 7 7 Queen M&rch. . 8 2 Bugle Note ... 6 7 Tukia 8 2 Waitai Waitu 6 7 Joy Ride 8 2 Criss Hill 6 7 Finelh 7 13 Mak Heisler ... b 7 Lucius 7 12 Himno 6 7 Barrier 7 11 Vlyella 6 7 Chimera 7 10 King Oheons . Laughing Stock 6 7 Tarleton 7 5 6 7 Alfort 7 h Landslide b 7 Broadwood .... 7 3 Master Sir Burnett ... 7 2 O’Rourke 6 7 Gazeworthy ... 7 2 V&il 6 7 Miss Egvnt ... 7 0 Muria 6 7 Golden Bubble Kilbird 7 0 7 0 7 e Nocturne 6 7 Finoroland 6 12 Piton :... b 7 Soliform 6 12 Refinement .... b 7 Parody Peneus 6 12 6 12 Royal Divorce flabor 6 6 7 7 Economist 6 12 Sheffield b 7 Regent ~ 6 9 Steel Bar b 7 Tama-a-roa ... ft 8 Sunny Roe ..... 6 7 King Quin .... 6 8 6 8 York Abbey ... Finnotd b 8 7 7 Rafa 6 8 Fireetick 6 7 Prince Abbey 6 8

JUMPERS’ FLAT HANDICAP, of 120 Bovs. One mile a Quarter. st. lb. Vagabond Malingerer .... . 11 9 Antler 10 2 Bonecto ,.9 8 . 9 3 Bonibrook 10 2 Manchester ... . 9 2 Athens II , 9 13 Lady Palm Oil , 9 12 Waimancu 9 o Oro Ore 9 9 Captain Sarto 9 0 Empyrean . 9 9 Sling Camp .. . 9 0 Automoana, ... 9 9 . Six it. lb. OTANGA HANDICAP, cf 175 sots furlongs. st. lb. Kilbird ' . 9 0 Askari «... . 7 8 Martian Miss . , 8 13 Dissertation .. .78 Soliform . 8 9 Good Snort ... . 7 7 Wai pat u . 8 5 Kilriu ,. 6 13 Passionless .... . 8 5 March On .... . 6 10 Birkie , 8 1 Island . 6 7 Stilt Sea . 7 13 Crown Jewel . 6 7 RUAHINB WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Seven furlongs. Bt. lb. Bt. lb. Arataura 10 11 Moonstruck ... . 8 6 Maneawhero ... . 9 11 All Gold . 8 5 flwallnv Flight 9 4 Manchester .. . 8 3 Good Stark .... . 9 3 Radiac . 8 2 The Author ... . 8 11 Big Chief . 8 0 Empyrean . 8 11 Bonny Louisa . 8 0 Awangawanga 8 11 Kenyon ..8 0 lied Cherry ... . 8 11 Sqmplice . 8 0 Brigadier Bill 8 10 Deborah . 8 0 F.losthenea .... . 8 9 Wheel . 8 0 NEAGLE MEMORIAL HANDICAP. of 200 sovs. One mile and a quarter. st. lb. st. lb. Ngrat-a . 9 0 Bumptious ... . 7 3 Kilbird < . 8 7 Hallowroz . 7 0 Trespass . 8 6 Beloved . 6 13 Admiral Qrown Star .. . 6 IS Codrington . . 8 6 Kilgour . 6 12 First Salute .. . 7 10 Megan . 6 11 A rr.h Salute ... 7 7 Pantier . 6 7 TTRATU JUVENILE HANDICAP. of 120 BOVS , Five furlongs. »t. lb. st. lb. Ladv Isinglass Kilorum . 7 6 Lady Jove© .. , 8 2 Ohama . 7 6 Tanadees , 8 2 Bon Marche .. . 7 6 La Ileve . 8 0 Swanee River Tutankhamen 7 IT flllv . 7 « Asteroid colt . 7 11 Augusta Mount Marta . 7 11 Victoria 7 6 Bright Sol .... . 711 Peut Etre .. 7 2 Bordina Reldinir 7 11 Ixt Crecy .72 Solraid Beaumont TAMAKI HAC1 . 7 7 Giglot . 7 2 K HANDICAP, of 121 0 BOVB. Six furlongs. fit. lb. st. lb. Arataura . 9 11 Import .. 7 5 Mangawhero . 8 9 Elosthenen .... Ihipatoa . 8 9 Bonomel ..7 2 jCilris Toiigotatoa ... . 8 8 All Gold . 8 5 Maungaronga ..7 0 6 13 Bugle Note ... . 8 4 Rose Martian 6 13 Sensible 7 10 Grace . 6 12 Author .. Awangawamra . 7 10 Waetea .. 6 12 7 10 Kilcoo Strongholt 7 5 Ngapaenga .... b 13 ORINGI WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Cue mile .'.nd 110 yards. st. lb. at. lb. First Salute . . 9 2 Beloved . 8 6 Battle Knight 8 13 Martulla . 8 4 Helen Rufus . . s 12 Malingerer .. . 7 11 Bumptious ... . 8 11 All Gold ..7 7 Haliowjoz ...» 3 9 Automoana . . 7 7