THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 192, 9 May 1924, Page 4

THE RACING WORLD

EGMONT MEETING

TROTTING AT FORBURY PARK

NOTES AND COMMENTS (By “The Watcher.”) Nominations fo? the Otaki winter meeting will close at 8 p.in. to-day. The Marlborough Baciiig Club’s autumn meeting will bo commenced to-day and concluded to-morrow. After a run of bad luck at recent meetings, Ilchutai has made good, and her win at Hawera .yesterday under the substantial weight of Jst. 121 b. was a good performance. She was the only double winner at the meeting. Mangawhero was not long in making good at the jumping game, and ho accounted for a fairly useful field in the hurdles at Hawera yesterday. Some of the others who finished behind him, however, are more likely to show improvement in the near future. Sir Rosebery jumped well enough in his initial attempt at steeplechasing at the fleet meeting to indicate that he would be useful during the winter, and with a third and a first at the Egmont meeting, he has made a promising start. One o>f the Auckland contingent in Peter Maxwell, a six-year-old gelding by Marble Arch —Jena, ran a couple of good races at Hawera yesterday, and was unlucky in filling second bqrth on both occasions. The Lamb, who was a firm favourite at Hawera the first day, was badly ridden, and finished out of a place. Considering the circumstances he paid a good price when he won yesterday. When right, Income is one of the best handicap hoises in the Dominion, but his form recently has not been good, and ho lias been neglected by backers. His only previous win this season prior to yesterday was in the chief handicap on the second day of the Stratford New Year meeting. Now that the tracks are soft he may win again soon if ho keeps anything like sound. In hn< first seven starts this season Yoma had not been outside a place, und as he ran a very good fourth to a good one in Te Kawa on the opening day at Hawera, it was not surprising to find him playing a prominent part in the decision of the concluding event yesterday. He is a four-year-old gelding by Campfire—Martingale, and is a full brother to the Taranaki sprinter Pouma, who also bobs up occasionally. Pittsworth ran well in the Autumn Steeplechase at the A.R.C. meeting, and he appears to have done well in the interval. Ho should show up before the winter racing is concluded. Archie (Rutherford) . was schooled over hurdles at Ellerslie on Monday morning, while Just Quietly was also given a lesson toy the same jockey, and showed some aptitude for . the game. Glenotus (E. Rae), who appears among the nominations foi the Great Northern Steeplechase, went over the fences on the flat at Ellerslie on Monday morning,, and gave a good exhibition of jumping. That speedy mare, Lady Ridicule, who has been in training at Moi rinsville during the current season, is back at Ellerslie again. She .is now being trained by N. Cunningham, (says the Auckland “Star”), and, as her latest form has not. been up to the required standard, it will be interesting to see whether a change ot trainers will effect improvement. The only alterations in the _ conditions governing the Grand National programme are that in the Hunt Club Cup. the words “Hack races excepted be added after tl ' hack conditions, and the penalty condition of 1 sovs. in the Grand National Hurdle Race bo altered to 200 sovs.

Koval Star continues to pet throußh satisfactorily schooling tasks at Iticcarton, and will probably make his debut as a hurdler at Winfiatui next month.

Mustard Pot, who was booked. to return home to Christchurch "it' l Zarasoza this week, proved to be in a very bad wav on Sunday, and had to receive further veterinary attention. He has since shown great improvement, though it will be some time yet before he can be moved. The pair are at present in charge of HJury, at Ellerslie. H. Gray, on his return to the Dominion, commenced a very successful run in the matter of ridinß winners, but just when he got within striking distance of McCarten bis look deserted him, and for a time he has been unable to salute the iudse. He returned to form in unmistakable fashion at Hawera yesterday, riding the last four winners.

St-(land did not act up to his form at Hawera for he fell on both davs. On Wednesday, Walls, who had the mount, had a nose broken. Starland aonarently renuires a little more experience at steeplechasing.

Martian Miss made a great bid to win the chief handicap yesterday. She led ah the way till well into the straight, where she was collared by Income and Pater Maxwell, and Gray only cot Income home by a head, while Martian Miss was stopping a bit at tho finish.

Civility was well fancied for her engagement yesterday, as she ran third tho first day after being knocked back in tho running, but she failed to get into tho money.

Avola is a pretty speedy custom©!, and she showed good form. at Hawera, running tliird yesterday in the open sprint. She should bo able to improve on this at some of the meetings shortly. She is a three-year-old by Bisognc—Avena.

From being second favourite in tho hack stcenles the first day at Hawera. San Forte retreated in the betting yesterday in a remarkable manner, and was returning a great price had he got tin. Ho should be improved for his Wanganui engagements.

L’Amour. who has been off the scene for some months. went out both days at Hawera neglected in the, betting, and he was not prominent cither day.

Income started ninth favourite m tho open sprint the first day, and was backed down to third position on the maciiino yesterday, indicating that his improved allowing was not unexpected.

The result of the ’’hvn Thousand 1 Guineas in England would not be 1111i expected, as Diotihon. one of the best I two-year-olds last season, was being I freolv discussed ns a Herby possibility i when the last mails left. . His success 1 Yesterday would cause him to harden in flio market, for the Blue Ribbon. Ho is a chestnut bv Grand Parade from Uonotta. bv. Donovan from Rinovata, bv Wonlock from Traviata. by Cre1 morne. He was bred by Lord d Ab--1 ernon and the Aga Khan gave 4000 • guineas for him as a yearling. Amongst his successful two-voar-old races was the .Tilly Stakes at Newmarket, carrying 9st. The Aga Khan also owns the living fillv Mumtaz Mahal, and as the cable makes no mention of her It , is probable she did not start.

The first race at, Marlborough to-day will start at 11.15 a.m. Trantham horses should all perform well in their engagements, and of the other visitors Ritters and Bonnie Gold have shown form good enough for the company they will meet. There was support for Sir Pam nt the concluding event yesterday, but third was the best he could do. Yoma won very easily. EGMONT MEETING DAVIDSON HANDICAP WON BY INCOME (BY telegraph.—Press association.) Hawera, May 8. The Egmont meeting was concluded to-day in line weather. The course was in good order, and the attendance was large. The totalisator handled £21,103, against £17,001 on the second day last year, making £44,230 for the meeting, compared with £35,803 last year. NGAMUTU HACK HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Reliutai, 9st. 121 b 1 3 Puketoi, 7st. 121 b 2 8 Mountain Ore. 7st 3 Also started: 2 Sunny Vale, Bst. 101 b.; 4 Sensible, Bst. 21b.; 7 Dodo, 7st. 81b.; 10 Carnbee, 7st. 51b.; 6 Archecn, 7st. 41b.; 9 Disappointment, 7st. 21b.; 5 Arseno Lupin,. 7st.; 12 Empire Camp, 7st.; 11 Night, 7st.; 13 Lupass, 7st. Won by half a length, with a length between second and third. Time, 1 min. 19sec. MANAWAPOU HURDLES, of 200 sovs. One mile and a half. 5 Mangawhero, Ost. 31b 1 3 Captain Sarto, lOst. 131 b 2 1 Savoury, 9st. 111 b 3 Also started: 6 Alteration, lOst. 21b.; 2 Tho Curragh, lOst. 11b.; 7 Eonmark, lOst. 11b.; 4 Silk Rein, Ost. 21b.; 8 White Ranger. Ost. Won by a length, with half a length between second and third. Time, 2 min. 55|sec. OPEKE STEEPLECHASE, of 300 sovs. About two miles. 2 Sir Roseberry, 9st. 131 b 1 6 Passin’ Through, Ost. 131 b. ... 2 10 San Forte, 9st. 111 b 3 Also started: 5 Starland, list. 101 b.; 1 To Maire, lOst. 71b.; 4 Tuki, 9st. 111 b.; 3 Lark Hall, Ost. 101 b. : 7 Peneton, 9st. 61b.; 9 Polthogue. 9st. 51b.; BTo Toa, 9st. 21t0.; 13 Sly Wink, Ost.; 11 Aotea-roa, Ost.; 12 Kaforte, Ost. Starland and Lark Hall fell. The winner led most of the journey, and won easily by three lengths, a similar distance separating second and third. Timo, 4min. 16sec. MOKOIA HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Hipo, Bst. 111 b 1 8 Peter Maxwell. Gst. 71b 2 3 Avola. Gst. 91b 3 Also, started: 2 Civility, Bst. 31b.; 5 Crossfire, 7st. 21b. : 6 Awake 6st. 71b.: 7 Roman, 6st. 71b.: 4 Hori, Gst. 71b. Won bv two lengths, with a length and a half between second and third. Time, Imin. 18 2-ssec. SHORTS! HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Five furlongs. 1 The Lamb, Ost. 121 b 1 7 Loved One, 7st. 111 b 2 4 Midnight Camp, 7st. 41b 3 Also started: 5 Blue Peter, 7st. 111 b.; 3 Papaponga,, 7st. 111 b.; 8 Lady Merriwee, 7st. 71b.: 10 Disappointment, 7st. 31b.; 12 Wee Sandy, 7st.: 9 Red Comet, 7st.; G Mountain O. ', 7st. : 14 Marquette, 7st.; Royal Bonus, 7st.; 13 Rungho, 7st. Won by a length and a half, a head between second and third. Time, Imin. 5 4-sscc.

DAVIDSON HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile and a distance. 3 Income, Bst. 91b 1 9 Peter Maxwell, 6st. 71b 2 2 Martian Miss, Bst 61b 3 Also started: 8 Cold Steel, Bst. 131 b.: 10 L’Amour, Sst.: 4 Irapuka, 7st. 131 b. : 5 Ecuador, 7st. 131 b.: 2 Sir Burnett, 7st. 51b.; 7 Fleeting, 7st. 21b.: 6 Snatcher. 6st. LOlb.; ]1 Euchre, 6st. 71b.: 12 Skylight, 6st. 71b.

A fine finish. Won toy a head, with two lengths and a half between second and third. Time, 2min. 2sec.

BOROUGH HACK HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Yoma. Bst. 41b. J, G Carnbee, 7st. olb 2 Also’started:’4 Miss’Mickey.” Bst ; 3 Hiterest 7st. Dlb., 7 Gold Peak, 7sf • 5 Otapawa, 7st, Won by three lengths, with aneck between second and third. lime, 1 min 33 3-ssec. , . An inquiry was held into the riding of Whetunui in the lawhiti Handicap yesterday. Tinker, the rider, was severely cautioned for crossing. AUCKLAND HANDICAPS BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION. Hawera, May 8. The following handicaps have keen dedared for the chief events at the Auck- | land Bacins Club’s steeplechase meet-, ing:—

WANGANUI HANDICAPS By Telegraph—Press Association. Hawera, May 8. Tho following weights have been dodared for tho Wanganui winter meet-

GLOAMING’S DEFEAT C.J.C. STEWARDS SATISFIED WITH EXPLANATION. Br Telegraph—Press Association. Christchurch, May 8. A meeting of the stewards of tho Canterbury Jockey Club was held to ponsideir a letter from Mr. G. D. Greenwood regarding the starting of the Challenge Stakes at the autumn meeting, in which his horse Gloaming was beaten. After inquiry the stewards announced that they were satisfied with the report of the steward at the starting post and with the explanation of their starter, Mr. McNab. RACING IN ENGLAND TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. London, May 7, The Two Thousand Guineas Stakes, at the Newmarket First Spring Meeting, resulted: The Aga Khan’s Diophon, 1; Lord Astor’s Bright Knight, 2; Mr. J. B. Joel’s Green Fire, 3. Twenty horses started. The placed horses were separated by a head and a neck. —Reuter. TROTTING FORBURY PARK MEETING LOGAN CHIEF WINS PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP By Telegraph—Press AssomATio*Dunedin, May 8. The Forbury Park trotting meeting was commenced to-day in e but cold weather, and on a heavy track after rain over-night. Tho attendance did not appear up to the usual standard, but tho racing was interesting. The totalisator handled £22,365, compared with £23,934 on the first day last year. Results: BAYFIELD HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and five furlongs. Money Spider, scr (Grant) 1 Woodless, 108yds. behind 2 Master Peter, 12yds. behind 3 Also started: Ben Logan, Kentucky Moor, Ladv Evelyn, Swiftbine, Annette, Theda, Sheila Wilkes, Waiatapu, scr.; Blue Thorpe, 12yds. behind; Young Tom, 24yds. behind; Queen Ida, 48yds. behind;’Duke Bingen, Le Todd, 156yds. behind. The winner led throughout, and won easing up by ten lengths, with three lengths between second and third. Master Peter was fourth. Time, 4min. 18 3-ssec. Ladv Evelyn finished third, but was disqualified for galloping. DOMAIN HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. Two miles. Talero, scr (Hooper) 1 Harewood, 36yds. behind 2 Pessimist, scr 3 Also started: Black Raven, Hylas, Jolly Chimes, Our Nurse, Hustler, Cardinal and Blue, Irish Imp, scr.; Peter the Painter, Kate Thorpe, Lindetta, 12yds. behind; Meddler, 24yds. behind; Lucky Dillon, Malice, 36yds. behind; Stunt Artist, 60yds. behind. The two first horses were in. front over most of the journey, and in the finish Talero wore down Harewood and won nicely by a length, with the third horse 20 lengths away. Time, smin. INNOVATION HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. Two miles. Bon Sonty, 144yds. behind (Annett) 1 Merry Bingen, 84yds. behind .... 2 Major Demo, scr• 3 Also started: Ardwood, Marvin Bell, Tiaki, Bonette, Ladycliff, scr.; Marvin Drift, Lady Elwood, 84yds. behind. Most of the running was made by Ladycliff and Bonette, but Bon Sonty took charge going down the back for the last time, and won easily by two lengths from Merry Bingen, who beat Major Domo by a length and a half, with Bonette fourth. Time, 4inin. 59scc. PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. Two miles. Logan Chief, 48vds. behind (Kennerley) 1 Aliuriri. 12yds. behind 2 Mau-o’-War. 84vds. behind 3 Also started: Brutus, scr.; Locanda Mao, 12yds. behind; Locanda Dillon, 84vds. behind. Locanda Mac was the first to show out. and with Brutus, Aliuriri, and Loganwood was alwavs prominent, until it came to business, when Logan Chief won verv easily from Ahuriri by two lengths, with Man-o’-War a length away third, followed by Brutus. Time. 4min. 47 3-ssec. BEACH HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. One mile and five furlongs. Hatere Ra, 24yds. behind (Beattie) 1 Kelpie, scr 2 ilollickinct Bells, ecr 3 Also started: Bronwood, Rebel, Ac- ; acia. Gladwell, Afton Water, Cocoa, scr.: CTiffeton Chimes, 24vds. behind: St. Thomas,, 36yds. behind; Gala Pointer, Bonanza, 48yds. behind; Meddler. 96vds. behind. Most of the running was made by Kfdpie, but in the run homo Baero Ba went? mist tho leader, and won comfortably by a length, with Rollicking Bells a length and n half away, followed hy Cocoa. Timo. 4inin. 3 3-5 pec. ST. CLAIR HANDICAP, of 325 sovs. Two miles. Lundaberg, 72yds. liehind (Bryce) 1 Darkest. 12vds. behind 2 Lottie Direct, act. 3

Also started: Our Lady, 72yds. behind: First Fashion. 132vds. behind; Peter Dean, 144yds. behind. Lottie Direct and Darkest were quickly in charge from Bundaberg and Our Ladv. Lottie Direct broke in tile run home, and Bundaberg won by two lengths from Darkest, who beat Lottie Direct by five lengths. Time, 4miii. 50 4-ssec. RENOWN HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. One mile and five furlongs. Fashion Queen. 72vds. behind (Walsh) 1 Florrie Bingen, GOvds. behind ... 2 Trenand. 12vds. behind 3 Also started: Cottage Girl, IWeo Daphne, Mountain Chimes, Dark Rosine, Knnuknot, Obce JI. Wilkes, scr. : Indian Child, 12yds. behind ; Pointalena, Royal Chance, Away, 24 yds. behind : Oaknut. 48vds. behind. Fashion Queen began well, and was with the leaders turning into the straight. In the run home Fashion Oueen won nicely bv two lengths from Florrie Bingen, who beat Trenand by half a length, with Cottage Girl fourth. Time, 3min. 47 3-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. One mile. Coldwater. 24vds. behind (R. C. Reed) 1 Downcast. 12vds. behind 2 Ladv Embrace, 24yds. behind 3 Also started: Dusky Dillon, Moore Chimes. First Toll. scr.: Mother Machree. Prospect, Norma Dillon, 12yds. behind: Fashion Queen, 24yds. behind; Nellie Scott, 48vds. behind ; Ben Ohau, Adair. 60yds. behind. Coldwater, who was always well placed, took charge turning for home, and won bv four lengths from Downcast. who was a length and a half in front of Ladv Embrace, with Ben Ohau fourth. Time, 2mm. 16 4-ssec. ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY

TAHUNA HANDICAP, of 200 bovs. One mile and five furlongs. Beta Louie for. Anetto scr. Kentwv Moor scr. vd.bd. Chairman scr. Blue Thorne ... 12 'Zinviber ecr. Marvin Bell ■■■ 60 Thistlewood ... scr. Major Domo ... 72 Sheila Wilkes scr. Bonette 72 Florist Direct scr. Don Mapsev ... 72 Waitanu scr. Duke Bingen ... 72 Bonny Sncc ... scr. Ard.woqd 84 Lady Evelyn ... scr. Ladycliffe .... 84 IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. Two miles. Theda scr. Young Tom ... scr. Bonette scr. rd. bd. Money Snider ecr. Woodlass 36 Major Domo ... scr. Randolph 36 PACIFIC HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. Two miles. Black Raven scr. yd. bd. tlreat, Count ... ecr. Peter the Hustler ecr. Painter 12 Rebel scr. Lindetta 1.2 Hylas i'scr. Meddler 24 •Tally Chimes scr. Lucky Dillon 36 Pessimist scr. Menember .... 36 Schoolmate ... scr. Malice 36 Irish Imn scr. Wicklow Boy 36 Glen Avon scr. Talero 48 Kate Thorne ... 12 Harewood ' 60 VICTORY HANDICAP, of 750 sove. Two miles. Fashion Oueen scr. yd. bd. Locanda Mac... 12 Realm 60 Ahuriri 24 Logan Chief ... 72 Logan Wood ... 24 Man-o’-war ... 84 ROYAL HANDICAP, of 225 rows. One mile and five furlongs. , Afton Water ... per. XS bd. Rebel scr. Oliffcton Chimes 24 Gold Cap scr. Cardinal and Gladwell scr. Blue 24 Generator scr. St. Thomas ... 36 Cocoa scr. Forbury 43 Bronwood scr. Haerera 43 Sollicking Gala. Pointer ... 43 Bells s.cr. Bonanza 43 yd bd. Our Nurse 60 Kewnio - 12 PENINSULA HANDICAP, of 325 sovs. Two miles. Lottie Direct ... scr. yd bd. yd I>d. Bon Sonty ... 96 Merry Bingen... 24 Bundaberg ... 96 Darkest 24 First Fashion... 132 Our Lady 72 Peter Dean .... 144 Olonmcl 84 RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. One mile and five furlongs. Stunt Artist ... scr. yd bd. Harewood scr. Trenand 24 Cottage Girl ... scr. Royal Chance 24 Wee JJ.'inline ... scr. Away 24 Mountain Pointalena ... 24 Chimes scr. On.knut 48 Dark Rosine ... scr. Florrie Bingen 73 yd I'd. Fashion Queen 96 Indian Child . 12 FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. One mile. First Toll scr. yd bd. Kanuknot scr. Downcast 24 Moor Chimes ... scr. Ladv Embrace 24 Dusky Dillon ... scr. Fashion Oueen 36 Malice scr. Cold Water 48 yd bd. Nellie Scott 48 Norma Dillon ... 12 Brutus 60 Prosneet 12 Ben Ohau 60

GREAT NORTHERN CAP, of 1750 sovs HURDLE HANDI- . Two miles and a st. lb halt. st., lb. Nffata, Starland 11 1Z 11 5 Oakleirfi Kiner Pellicule 9 9 H 8 T»ncheHa 10 1J Peter Amans MaliRoloire ... 9 8 Vajrabond ...» 10 12 9 Explorer 10 tn Pamplona 9 4 General AdAlteration .... 9 4 vance 10 0 Waikaretu 9 4 Eerie 10 8 Hyirinas 9 2 Whanoko 10 7 The Currnch... 9 0 Silent King- ... 10 6 Mary Bruce ... 0 0 Lock son 10 6 Mountain Peer 9 0 First Born ... 10 6 Cheer Up 9 0 Tin ok ah a 10 6 Active 9 0 Omaliu ' 10 5 Archie 9 0 Mi«s Melva .... 10 5 DicJr 9 0 General Rose Maun eta 10 4 9 f) Royal Abhey 10 2 Eonmark 9 0 Prince Rufus 9 10 Savoury 9 0 Penury Rose.. 9 9 Sea De’il 9 0 En Route 9 9 passin Santiago <J 9 Through 9 0 Boomerday '... 9 9 Youns ThumPine Arch 9 8 9 0 Karamu Black Art 9 8 9 8 CORNWALL HANDICAP. of 850 BOVS. Ono mile and a quarter. st. lb yd. >d. N prat a 10 6 Dapidarv 8 2 r Pp K ar a 10 4 Aerofortis 0 2 A Ifort 9 12 Glencanny 8 2 Incomo 9 12 Tinohoro 8 0 Comical 9 11 Illumination ... 8 0 Musketoon 9 10 Pelham 8 0 Loyal Irish ... 9 10 Omahu 8 0 Cold Steel 9 6 Diamond Riner p 0 Royal Present 9 5 Musical .< 8 0 Zircon 9 0 Miss Esypt ... 8 0 Landslide 8 12 Marie 8 0 Tactful 8 11 Finnote 8 0 Kilbird 8 11 Glenoairn 8 0 Santonin 8 11 Gold Packet... 8 0 Hoomcrday .. 8 9 Nocturne 8 0 Trespass 8 9 Perfect Day ... 8 0 Golden Glass 8 6 Pompey 8 0 Sir Burnett .. 8 4 Spooney ...... 8 0 Esthonia 8 4 Trcssilian 8 0 GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 2250 sovs. About three miles and c half st. ]b. st. lbOaklei sit 12 2 Mary Bruce ... 9 10 11 9 Thiiranthu Guanaco 9 10 Pittsworth 11 4 9 10 Loeliella 11 4 Dick 9 9 Starland 11 4 Yount: ThurnGlenotus Oma.hu 11 0 Is *1 m 9 5 10 13 Black Art 9 5 Explorer 10 12 Nine Pelliculc 9 5. Pamolona 10 8 Paesin’ Silverton 10 8 Through 9 3 Sea He’ll 10 8 Price 9 2 General AdAlteration 9 1 vance 10 6 Never Despair 9 1 Lo’kaon 10 3 Tuki 9 0 First Born .... 10 3 Totara Jack... 9 0 Tinokaha .... 10 3 Active 9 0 Miss Melva .. 10 1 Brown Heath 9 0 Sir Rosebery 9 13 Ditto 9 0 Royal Abbey 9 13 Esplanade 9 0 Master Peter 9 13 General Rose... 9 0 First Line .... 9 11 Maud Wilson... 9 0 Waikarctu 9 10

ing:— PURUA HACK HANDICAP, of 175 Six furlongs. Bt. lb. SOVfl. st. lb. T.s Kawa ... ..9 9 Treadwell 7 5 Rehntai ..9 7 Aoliel D’Or .. 7 4 Orchid .96 Lucrative 7 4 Ma at nr BeckElothenes 7 3 with . 9 2 ftnbv Piner ... 7 2 The Lamb . Avonlea .. 9 1 .. 8 12 Arrbecn Disappoint7 2 A rMa .. 8 11 ment 7 0 Y>l'n .. 8 in Rod Comet ... 7 0 Whetunni .. fl in Cidcri 7 0 Pnnnv Vaio ..8 9 Wee Sandv .... 7 0 Tussore ..8 6 Royal Benns 7 0 Puketoi .. 8 1 Arpene Lunin 7 n Attractive . 8 1 Pratique 7 0 Sensible .. 8 1 TTallownonn ... 7 0 Sir Pam . 7 11 Emniro Camn 7 0 Blue Peter ... .. 7 10 Varnnette 7 0 p?noonnv .. 7 in '’'rnvato 7 0 John Rix . 7 8 <• >ld Piece 7 0 Brfn-ht Eyes . 7 8 KUimunu 7 n Dodo . 7 6 F cry Lad .... 7 0 HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, sovs. Two miles. Bt. ]b. Of 200 st. lb. Sta.rland .. 12 4 Rirkenella .... 9 7 Prince Rufus U 3 Dignity 9 5 Te Mairo .... . 11 2 Waiotama 9 3 Sir Rosebery 11 2 Buckeve 9 2 Oak Bose .... . 10 11 A> hilleou Tarnuui ...... 9 0 Militoire . 10 11 9 0 San Forte ... .. 10 7 Bolder le 9 0 Lark Hall .. .. 10 4 Bo/imii tr 9 0 Rowan .. 10 1 Pourihoiho 9 0 Kipling .. 9 11 81 v Wink 9 0 Nahum ..9 9 Kafort' 9 0 Price Te Toa ..9 9 ..9 9 Tokomoana ... 9 0

KAITOKE HACK HURDLE HANDICAP, of 175 sova. Ono mile and a han. st. lb. st. Ib. Anxious Puwhero 9 13 Momenta 11 10 Royal Fame 9 Loch son 11 10 Empyrean 9 9 Prince Rufus 11 7 Pantier .. 9 9 Santiago 11 6 Merrv Bells . 9 8 Captain Sarto 11 4 Cushat 9 5 Militairo 11 4 Silk Rem 9 2 Nukumai 11 1 White Ranger 9 0 Mancawhero 10 4 Brigadier Bill 9 0 Solfanello 10 4 Maniatero 9 0 Tenterfield 10 4 Scintillation 9 0 Rowan 10 4 Baldovle 9 0 Eonmark 10 0 Gold Peak 9 0 CONNOLLY HANDICAP, of 325 sovs. Ono mile and a Quarter. st. 11’ Bt. lb. Nea t a 9 10 Patuki 7 8 llonetter 9 7 Sir Burnett ... 7 0 Snnart 9 4 Black Cruiser 7 0 Income 9 3 Peter Maxwell 6 11 Tame Fox 9 1 Fleeting 6 11 Maroueteur ... 9 0 Askari 6 10 Cold Steel 8 8 Demand 6 7 Battle Knight 8 5 Snatcher 6 7 Scotch Mixture 8 4 Grucelle 6 7 Stork 8 0 Hallowvonia ... 6 7 L* Amour 7 12 Megan 6 7 Trespass 7 12 Diamond Ring 5 7 Santonio 7 11 Velociform 6 7 Ares 7 10 Ih>->otoa 6 7 Bumptious .... 7 9 Mountain Crag 6 7 Kilbird 7 8 Asleep 6 7 BOROUGH HANDICAP, of 300 BOVJ. Six furlongs. st. lb. Bt. lb. Rational 10 4 Soliform 7 10 Hino 9 4 Alario 7 7 tfireuBonta 812 Koodoo 7 7 Martian Miss R11 Orchid 7 6 Comic al 8 9 Pouma 7 4 Solfanello 8 5 Some Bed 7 0 Santonio 8 5 Misgovern 6 12 Civility 8 2 Birkio 6 10 Apes 8 0 A vol a 6 10 Ecuador 7 13 Veil 6 9 Glenross 7 12 Awake 6 8 Ladv Fingers 7 12 Megan 6 / King Quin . 7 11 Hori 6 7 In the Century Hurdles. Prince Rufus lias been rehandicapped at 9st. 81b.