THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 181, 28 April 1924, Page 5

THE RACING WORLD

(Continued from page 4.)

Larrikin, Gay Comet, Passionate, Totara Jack, Azure Sky, Turn. Second Choice. Owen. Allegiance, Killute, Queen of Earth, Bst. 31b. Won by half a length, a length nnd a half between second and third. Time, Imin. 46 2-ssec.

HOBSONVILLE HURDLE HANDICAP, of 3<X) sovs. One mile and threequarters. Karamu, ’Jst. (Young) 1

Mahgoloire, Ost. 101 b - Pentagram. lOst. 2lb •■•. d Also started: Explorer, list. 5.b.; M' ss Melva. list. 21b.; Tinokaha, list.; Pine Arch, lOst. 91b.; Peter Amans. 9st ll;b-: Ditto, 9st. 81b.; General Rose, 9st. 31b.; Elstow, Narrow Neck, Flowing ll?."’ 1 ’ Sycorax. Cui Bono, Master Doolan. Ring Pellicule, Ga'.lelo, Penona, Husker, Auburn. 9st. , . , ... Won by a neek, third horse halt a length back. Time, 3min. TJsec.

FOLEY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of <OO sovs. Ono mile nnd <1 quarter.

Alfort. Bst. 51b (Tinker) 1 Boomerday, "st. Landslide. 7st. 101 b. /■f oil' Ttnn Also started: Te Kara. 9st. 21b.; Bonetter, 9sr.; Mustard Pot Bst. 131 b.; I'°l a l Irish. Ruapapa, Cupidon, Bst. l-.b., Royal Present, Bst. 111 b.: hinsem. Bst. 61b.; Bright Eyes, 7sst. ,131 b. Zircon, is. 91b.; Tinohoro, 6st. 11-b.; Shebang, 6st. ' lb \ great finish, heads separating the placed horses. Time, 2min. Bsec.

OAKLEY HACK. HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and a furlong.

Lapidary.' Sst. 51b (A. R«*d> J Whetuni, 9st. 101 b. “ UO \l'so lo started : Royal Fame, Bsi:. 16ib.; Dancing Doll. Bst 71b.; Garzon ■Potoanui 7st 131 b.; Tetahi, John Dis, :sr. 111 b • S'copy Sol. 7st. 101 b ; Barometer, Far North. 'Nightraider, Titanees. Tintoretto. Rosinante Dominant.. .«’• . , Won by two lengths and a half, th rd horse a length back. Time, Im . 51 2-ssec.

ALL-AGED STAKES, of 1000 sovs. Six furlongs.

Glentruin. 9st. 91b. (R. S. Bagby) ... 1 Nigger Minstrel. 7st. lllb. 7 Tamatete, 9st. lllb. I" '-Vuik '. Also started; Royal Blood, Bst. 81b., Father’s Voice, 7st. 61b. Won by three-quarters of a ,’ e "fh. third horse a length and a half back. Time, Imin. 13 2-ssec.

CHEVALIER HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Six furlongs.

A"chileld, Sst. 61b. (Goldfinch) 1 Daylight. Bst. Sib f Dan Quin. Sst. lllb WT; « / Also started: Polonett, Uralla, 9st. 31b ; Praiseworthy, Desert Glow, Sst. 21b.; High Flown,‘9st. 11b.; King Cheops, Zanwoza Sst. 101 b.; Dactylis, Sst. 61b.; Connemara. Sst. 51b.; Lady Merriwee, Sst. 11b-; King Multifid. AVaipoto. Major Abbey, Quaestor, Gala Day,, General Pryde, Boynette, Utakura, Kuhio, Veleta, 9st. / Won by a neck third horse three lengths back. Time, Imin. 16sec. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Six furlongs. Tactful, 7st. 101 b. (Goldfinch) 1 King Quin, 7st. 101 b 2 Pavo, 9st, 4lb 3 Also started: Parody, 9st. 51b.; Hipo, Martian Miss. Bst. 71b.; Prince Abbey, 7st. 131 b.; Namutere, 7st. 41b.; Jolly Gay, 7st. 11b.; Jovial, 7st.; Gold Rain, Arran. Lady Lois, Loch Abbey, 7st. Won by three-quarters of a length, third horse a head back. TimO, Imin. 16 2-ssec. f TTTIRANGI WELTER HANDICAP, of 290 sovs. One mile and a furlong. Some Fashion, Bst. 61b (Keesing) 1 Golden Glass, Ost. 31b 2 Glenidle. Sst. 31b 3 Also started:• Stork, 9st. 131 b.; Illumination. 9st.; Aorofortis. Sst. 81b.; Gold Kip. Bst. 71b.; Some Fashion, Malatour. Sst. Gib. ; Glenidle Perfect Day. Gold Jacket, Bst. 31b.; Mimiwhangata Bst. Won by a neck, third horse a length back. Time. 2min. Gold Jacket and Illumination fell. ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY WAIKUMETE HANDICAP FTJBDLES. of 200 Bovs. Two miles.

EGMONT HANDICAPS The Following ha.ridico.pH have been dcclnrod by Mr. 11. Coyle for the first (lay of the H'/moiit. winter meeting:— TONGAIIOE HUItDI.ES HANDICAP, o£2oo hovs. One mile end a. half.

TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP, of 150 > sovs. Five furlongs.

NOTES AND COMMENTS (By “The Watcher.’’) Nominations for all events at the Wa n eUf°ax ciub ’ s winter Entries for the Great Northern Steeples end Hurdles, and Winter Steeples, also a e ~ ’ r ln<i l P a l handicap flat events at the Auckland winter meeting, will close today, at 5 p.m. 11. McSweeney injured his right shoulder when Highway fell in the Steeple chase at Trenthain on Saturday. He expects to be riding again at the Wanganui meeting. Credit for the wins scored by Fool’s ■Paradise and En Route at Trentham on Saturday must be given to Mr. A Quinlivan, who has br-en in charge of the horses owned by .Mr. E. Riddiford since T. Quinlivan went on a month's holiday, after the racing at Awapuni. The Avondale meeting concludes today. The first race starts about 11.20 a.m.

Karamu, who won the Ilobsonville Hurdles at Avondale on Saturday, paid a dividend of over four centuries. As his name suggests, he was .bred by the late Hon. J. D. Ormond. Foaled in 1916, he is by Ilymettus—Outward, by Birkenhead—Outer. by The Officer. Outer is the dam of Haskayne. Karamu belongs to a good family, but his form so far has been moderate.

J. Barry is having a great innings at present. He rode two winners at Tauherenikau, three at Riccarton, and three at Trentham on Saturday. His total is now 37 on the jockeys’ list, four behind McCarten. A. Reed is third with 31. R. D. O’Donnell, who was caught in Auckland with Ares. Solfanello, Vindictive, and Lake Uru by the railway strike, came down to New Plymouth by boat, and motored home in time for the racing at Trentham on Saturday. The horses taken to Ellerslie are coming down by coastal steamer. Glentruin put up a fine performance on Saturday in the All-Aged Stakes at Avondale. The showing of Nigger Minstrel indicates that he has strong claims to be considered the best two-year-old now in training. The success of Rapine at Randwick on Saturday, as the cable indicates, was fully expected. It has been a very successful meeting for Mr. A. B. Williams, and makes up for the bad hick met with at the spring meetings. The time for the two miles and a quarter, while being a Randwick record, is 2lsec. slower than Gasbag’s Australasian record of 3min. 52sec., made at Riccarton in the Canterbury Cun. Chrysostom, winner of the steeplechase at Randwick on Saturday, is New Zealand bred, being by Demosthenes—Golden Ball. He was taken to Australia by Mr. H. Nathan and is trained at Caulfield by Stan. Reid, who also rides him in his races. Mr. J. P. Murphy’s gelding The Harp, who scored a win and a second at the Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting last week, is now a member of S. Trilford s team. The Harp has not been many weeks in work, which enhances the merits of his recent performances. The two-year-old Gaillard, winner of the Champagne Stakes, is still quartered at Riccarton, where ho will remain until the railway troub-C is over. J. Sullivan’s team, consisting of Ma Boughal. Tanadees and Tutankhamen, will remain at Riccarton until railway transit is available to get them home. They figured among the acceptors for the meeting at Trentham on Saturday, but they had to miss their engagements. . F. Waddell is still at Riccarton with Gold Light and Razz’.e Dazzle, and ho will keep Mr. AV. T. Hazlett’s two mares there in the meantime. Razzle Dazzle was a trifle soro after her two hard races last week, and may not be laced again for some time. Pantier ran disappointingly at I Hiding. as the son of Panmure had been doin'* good work at Awapum. It is Ins owner’s intention to try him over hurdles. and with that object in view was schooled last week and jumped fair.y well. . . _ , . T. Lloyd intended to bring Sunart and Clandlm north on Thursday night, with a view Io racing them at the Meet meeting at Trentham. Sunart was still showing fligns of soreness, however, and as he (lid not look fit to walk from Biccarton to Lyttelton and for the subsequent walk from AVellmgton io 1 rentham. Llovd decided to remain in the south with his two charges until raiway transit becomes available. SOUTH CANTERBURY MEETING POSTPONED Br Tm.EonAi'H—Puess Association. Timaru, April 26. Owing to the railway strike the South Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting, fixed for next week, has been postponed till May 23 and 24. NOMINATIONS DATE PUT FORWARD Ur Tr:r,F.onAFH— Press Association. Oantaru, April 20. Consequent on the strike the North Otago Jockey Club has postponed the data of nomination to May th

AUSTRALIAN RACING A.J.C. AUTUMN MEETING CONCLUDES RAPINE’S THIRD VICTORY. (Rec. April 27, 5.5 p.m.) Sydney, April 27. The autumn carnival of the Australian Jockey Club was concluded on Saturday in fine., mild weather. Forty-four thousand were present. Rapine’s uctorv in the A.J.C. Plate was never doubted by •hose supposed tv know, ami tl— New Zealander left no doubt on the matter once the barrier was rele-vej. D-ivid was accorded an ovation by the crowd during his preliminary, but was unable to reproduce dash and sparkle shown at former meetings. Results: — ROUS HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. each, with 750 sovs. added. Seven furlongs. First Division. Mr. D. V. Sen ton’s ch. g. Benefix, by Fortafix —Bene, syrs., 7st. 121 b. ... 1 Mr. James Wilson’s b. m. Perspective, bv The Welkin—Monodia, 4yrs., 9st. lllb. 2 | Mr. "S. A. Bowdon's’’ b. in. Imputation, by Reputation—Lady Wallace, syrs., Sst. 71b 3 Fifteen started. The Monk was first out, but was soon supplanted by Perspective, who was beaten at the distance by Benefix. The latter drew away and won by two lengths and a half. Time, Imin. 26}sec. Second Division. Messrs. Baillien and "Constable’s” ch. f. Jimmy B-, by Malster—Amoreuse, 3yrs., 7st. 91b 1 Mr. "A. Fuller’s’ 'b. m. Pixy Ring, by The AV elkin —Quintanona, 4yrs., Bst. 91b 2 Mr. H. R. Cleaver’s b. g. Flippinere, by Flippant—Luiere. syrs 3 Fourteen started. All Gold went to the front, with Pixy Ring, Sunburst and Jimmie B. in attendance. The last-nam-ed secured a lucky run on the rails, and won by two lengths. Time, Imin. 25{sec. DANGAR HANDICAP, of 6 sovs. each, with 1000 sovs. added. One mile and a half. Mrs. L. R. Buxton’s b. g. Englefield, by George Frederick —Advantage, 6yrs., 9st. 41b 1 Mr. J. J. Garvnn’s ch. h. Comptroller, bv Sir Dighton—Sibar, 4yrs., 7st. . 21b 2 Mr. C. AL Smith’s b. h. King Carlos, by Charlemagne ll—Annerlie, aged 7st. 21b. 3 Eleven started. King Carlos made the pace for most of the journey, but at the distance Englefield came through on the rails, and won comfortably by two lengths. Time, 2min. 33Jsec. SECOND STEEPLECHASE, of 2 sovs. each, with 750 sovs. added. About three miles. Mr. H. Nathan’s blk. g. Chrysostom, by Demosthenes —Golden Ball. 6 vrs.. list. I Mr.‘R. Skuthorpe’s gr. m. Cerise and Grey, by Bonnie Chiel —Grey Gown, aged, 9st. - Mr O. Schutz’s b. g. Mallee King by Scottish King—Janora. aged 95t.... 3 Ten started. Chrysostom lost his rider on Easter Monday, but continued clearin’ the jumps in convincin’ fashion, and Cal’.-up was considered his chief rival. The latter led for half the journev but crashed at the second last jump, with Chrysostom a few lengths ahead, and the field otherwise strung out. Chrysostom won bv f°’>r from Cerise and Grey u'ith Mal.ee> Ki n„ a furlong away. Time, 6mm. 33Isec.

SECOND NURSERY, of 8 soys. each, with 750 sovs. added. For two-year-olds. One mile.

Mr R. Miller’s b. c. Windbag, by Magpie—Cliarleville, 7st 41b. 1 Mr. F- Taverna’s b. c. Valamita, by Valais—Tressamita, Sst. 41b - Mr. C. B. Kellow’s b. c. Metellus, by Valais —Averse, Bst. 81b •> Twcntv-one started. Valamita went to the front, with Metellus handy. Entering the straight Windbag forged ahead. There was only a small margin between the three as tficy raced to the post, and only a head and a long head separated the place-getters. Time, Imin. 38Jsec.

A.J.C. PLATE, of 10 sovs. each, with 2000 sovs. added, second 400 sovs. and third 200 sovs. from the prize. Weight-for-age. Two miles and a quarter. Mr A. B. Williams’s b. g. Rapine bv Martian—Pineta, 4yrs„ Sst. lllb 1 Mr. ‘A. G. Barlow’s br. f. Frances Tressady, by Tressady—Thorina, 3y:s„ Sst. ■. .-••• 2 Mr. Otway R. Falkiner s blk or br. h. David.' by Baverstock—Linotype, aged. 9st. 41b 3 Also started: Accarak, 9st. lib.; Drongo. Bst. 21h. Nothing was given a chance outside Rapine, and nothing had any. Accarak made the early running, but the others were always handy At the mile pest Bupinc went to the trout and made his own running. He led comfortably down the straight, and was never off the bit. Won by a length and n half, with three-quarters of a length separating second and third- lime, 3min. 54-isec—a Randwick record.

FINAL HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. each, with 1000 sovs. added. Ono mile and a quarter. Mr. William Marks’s ch. h. Easingwold, by Eaton Lad—Bahloo, syrs., lOst. 51b ; 1 Mr Sol. Green’s' b. li. Our Prince, by Bachelor’s Double—Painted Lady, 6yrs., Sst. 81b 2 Mr. "S. Edward’s” b. g- Prince Woo- - rak, by Woorak —Grey Navre,., 4yrs., 7st. 71b 3 Eleven started. M’cn by a length and n half. Time, 2min. s|sec.

SYDNEY YEARLING SALES

Sydney, April 2G. At the yearling sales, 124 lots realised 41,715 guineas. The record created by the stock of A’alais has been broken by the progeny of Comedy King, fivd selling for over 7000 guineas, averaging 1500 guineas. Bidding was again good, and prices satisfactory. A Rossendale —Ferrymaid colt brought 1900 guineas; a Rossendale —Sundream filly, 1(100 guineas; a Valais —Cymbela colt. 1009 guineas; a Valais —Lady Trenchant colt, 1000 guineas; a Quahtock —Eurmera.lln colt, 1050 guineas; a Eudorus —Radish colt, 1100 guineas; a Comedy King—Nicotelea colt, 1300 guineas; a Comedy King—Lady A’ictoiia colt, 2300 guineas; a Comedy King—Sumiiri.n celt and a Comedy King —Polylogy coll, 1100 guineas each. On account of Mr. Stead (New Zealand), a Nassau —.Mountain Dream colt realised 210 guineas. On account of Mr. Tan Duncan FWaikanae). a Boniform —Secret Link colt realised 1690 guineas; a Boniform—Esther colt, 850 guineas; a Boni-fcrm-Impediment filly, 075 guineas; a Boniform—Success colt, 5.50 guineas; a Boniform —Killona colt, 500 guineas; a Boniform —Favorita filly. 375 guineas; a Demosthonei—Welkin Queen colt realised 1200 guineas. Mr. T. Jamieson (New Zealand) paid 350 guineas for a Trillian —Pretty Nell gelding, 95 guineas for a Mountain King—Lais colt, and 360 guineas for a Magpie—Kiki colt. Mr. J. 11. Jeffcrd (New Zealand) secured a Comedy King—Jcyeuse colt for 2000 guineas.— Press Assn. GREY MEETING POSTPONED By Telegraph—Press Association. Greymouth, April 27. The Grey Jockey Club’s race meeting has been postponed till Wednesday owing to tho adverse state of (ho truck.

st lb. st. lb. Explorer . 11 4 Narrow Neck 9 0 MIbs Melva .. 11 1 Mimihangata 9 0 Tinokaha . 10 15 Sycorax . 9 0 Peter Amans.. . 9 12 Kinkora . 9 0 Ditto ..9 9 Flowillrr Bowl 9 0 You ns Thurn King Pellicule 9 0 ham ..9 7 Gallolo . 9 0 General Hose 9 5 Welcome Rain 9 0 DOMINION HANDICAP, of 200 SOVJS. One mile and one furlong. st. lb. Bt. lb. Steel Bar . 9 0 Totara Jack 7 5 Bay Dighton 8 6 Queen of the Tresillian . 7 11 Earth . 7 3 Tactician . 7 9 Allegiance . 7 3 Merrv Bee . 7 8 Knighthood ... . 7 3 Larrikin . 7 3 MT. EDEN HANDICAP, of 250 i sovs. Six furlongs. at. lb. st. lb Royal Bicod 9 5 Nocturne . 7 0 Hipo ..8 8 Lady Lois .... . 7 0 Martian Miss 8 6 Cheops 7 0 .70 Loch Abbey... 7 0 NURSERY HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Master Doon 8 10 Sandstar . 6 7 Ouinette .84 Lady Cintra .. . 6 7 Day Guard ... .82 Exactly . 6 7 Town Bank 7 9 Ammavis . 6 7 Lady Rewa .. ..7 7 Princess Ron Son o’ Mine . ..7 0 nie . 6 7 Bosh .. 6 12 Phoenix Park 6 7 Blue Sky .. 6 7 Ilka . 6 7 Nancy Leo . ..6 7 AUTO MN H ANDICAP, of 600 s IOV8 Ono mile and one turions. st. lb. Bt. lb. Alfort .90 Landslide . 7 13 Te Kara .... ..9 0 Tartful . 7 11 Bonetter .. 8 11 Boomorday ... . 7 9 Loyal Irish . ., 8 10 Zircon . 7 5 Cupidon .. 8 10 Tlnohoro . 7 0 Royal Present 8 8 Miss Egypt .. . 6 7 Murihaupo .86 Perfect Day .. . 6 7 Kinsem ..8 6 Pompey . 6 7 MOUNT ROSKILL HACK HANDICAP. of SOO bovs. One mile and one furlong. Bt.. Ih Bt. lb. Golden Glass 9 10 Peter Bora. .. . 7 11 Lapidary ..9 5 Barometer . 7 4 Whetnnui ..9 2 Far North ... . 7 4 Dancing Doll 8 6 Gala Day . 7 4 Desert Glow 8 6 Steel Br.r .... . 7 4 White Cornea 8 3 Nightraider . 7 2 Zaragoza .80 Tintoretto . 7 0 Potoanui .. 8 0 Ro si nan te . 7 0 Dorinda 8 0 Dominant . 7 0 John Dix .... .. 7 12 Gay Comet .... . 7 0 Sleepy Sol .. 7 12 MORNINGSIDE WELTER HANDICAP. of 200 ffova. Seven furlongH. st lb. Bt . lb. Estl'ionia . 9 V Arran . 8 0 Some Fashion i 9 2 Onpestor . 8 o Tinokaha ..9 0 Elsie Arolia .. . 8 0 11111 in i11 ati<>n 8 12 Dancing Doll 8 0 • lolly Gay ... 8 10 Prince Abbey 7 8 Pompey .87 Prettyman . 7 5 Aorofortis 8 6 Jovial . 7 5 Glenidle 8 5 Mala tour . 7 0 Shebang .. 8 5 TTriilla . 7 0 Gold kin .. .. .84 Gold Rain . 7 0 Prince Charlo- Daylight . 7 0 .84 Finnote . 7 0 Uncle Ned ... ..8 1 Quaestor . 7 0 Gold Jacket . .. 8 1

fit. lb. st lb I'ierio 11 9 I'li’vhcro 9 7 Sir Fanciful 11 7 M M vow hero 9 r» bochson 11 6 Savoury 9 5 First Born ■ 11 6 Price 9 2 Ch nt a in Sarlo 10 13 Whltio Ronaer 9 0 Onialiu JO r Silk Hein 9 0 Nukumai 10 1<l T>nrquhi 9 0 Pent a grain 10 6 Mountain Gold 9 0 The Curraeh 10 3 Panchit,o 9 0 Prince Rufiin 10 3 Busker 9 0 Jkniniark 10 3 Roman 9 0 Altortvtion 10 2 Boldovlo n 0 Royal Box 9 12 Ponona, 9 0

Te Kawa Bt. lb. 9 0 Night st. lb. 7 0 The Lamb .. 8 13 Heflin 7 0 Sunny Vale .. 8 11 Wee Sandy ... 7 fl A vol a 8 10 Red Comet ,, 7 0 1 oma 8 6 Midnight Cnmn 7 0 R'ehutai 8 0 Mountain Ore 7 0 Puketoi 7 11 Fire Scare ... 7 0 Loved One .... 7 11. Marquette 7 6 Blue Pot er .... 7 11 Tnln 7 0 Dodo 7 10 Gowrie Maid.. 7 0 Ladv Merriwee 7 8 I nah man 7 0 Dactylus 7 8 Empire Camp 7 0 Carnbee 7 8 Roval Bonus.. 7 0 Archeen 7 6 King Multifid 7 0 Disappointment 7 4 Lady Hamua... 7 0 Papaponga 7 3 Magnoon 7 0 Waipoto 7 2 Kuntrho 7 0 Ruby Ringr 7 2 Lupaso 7 0 Arseno Lunin 7 2 Lnarne 7 0 HACK AND HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE. of 200 sovs. Two miles. Sir Roseberry st. b. 10 10 White Ranger 9 n San Forte ... 10 9 Wbitr’ Rain .. 9 0 Prince Rufus 10 8 Pnnchito 9 0 Passing: Aotea Roa ... 9 0 Through .... 10 8 Fdenholm 9 0 Lark Hail 10 4 Baldoyle 9 0 Te loa 9 12 Uncle Dave .. 9 0 Price 9 9 Tokomoana .. 9 0 Tuki 9 9 Galicia 9 0 Waiotama. 9 5 Sly Wink 9 0 Kaforte 9 2 ELMONT STEEPLEOAHSE. of 500 Two miles and a half. Starland ri. it). st lb11 9 Peneton 9 3 Silverton . 11 0 Te Maire .... 9 3 First Line .. 10 7 Lark Hall 9 Khartoum . 10 7 Silent Dick .. 9 0 Dick . 10 7 Polthogue 9 0 Pentagram . 9 13 Panchito 9 0 San Forte .... . 9 7 Te Toa 9 0 Pasninfir Aotea Roa .... 9 0 Through . 9 5 FLYING HANDICAP, of 250 govs. Six furlongs-. Rational fit. lb. b. . 10 1 Crossfire . 7 5 . 9 6 Snatcher 7 3 Hipo . a iz Ecuador - 7 3 In-'cme Iranuka . 8 8 . 8 4 Amber Tips . Roman . 6 . 6 13 11 Civility . 8 S Awake . 6 9 L Amour . v o Arran . 6 9 Kins Quin .. . 7 12 Hori . 6 7 Eathonia . 7 7 Lady Lois .... . 6 7 Pouma . 7 7 Peter Maxwell 6 7 McRAE MEMORJAI HANDICAP. bovb. One mile and a quarter. Bonetiter Tame Fox ... Marqueteur st. lb. - 9 5 .. 9 4 . 9 3 Fleeting Royal Box . Snatcher Bt.Ib. . 7 2 . 7 0 . 6 12 Cold Steel .. Income . 8 13 .. 8 11 Demand Orucelle . 6 . 6 10 7 Stork Sir Burnett Omahu . 8 4 ..7 5 . 7 5 Euchre Skylight Asleep . 6 . 6 . 6 7 7 TAWHITI HACK HANDICAP, of 175 =av« Eight furlongs and a half. Lapidary Whetunui ... Sunny Vale Valencia Musical Sensible Sir Pam Nukumal Bt. lb .. 9 0 .. 8 13 ..8 8 .. 8 8 .. 8 6 .. 8 4 .. 7 12 •• 7 12 Asleep John Dir Dignity Interest Miss Mickey . Objector Gold Peak ... Gold Piece ... st. lb. . 7 9 . 7 9 . 7 7 . 7 3 . 7 .2 . 7 0 . 7 0 . 7 0