TRENTHAM RACES

Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 271, 21 August 1925, Page 4

TRENTHAM RACES

FINE SPORT AT FLEET MEETING

NUKUMAI WINS LUDLOW HURDLES

SEATTLE HANDICAP TO TANADEES

Good sport was witnessed at Trentham yesterday when the first day’s racing of the meeting in honour of the visiting American naval squadron was held. Nukumai won the Ludlow Hurdle race after a fine race from Lucullent and Captain Sarto, and the principal flat event went to Tanadees from General Carrington and Kilfane. There was a large number of officers and men from the Fleet in attendance, and judging by their exultant yells after some of the finishes they were not finding the task of picking winners beyond them. The weather was mild and dull, and during the afternoon some rain fell, but not sufficient to interfere to any extent with the pleasure of the visitors. The local crowd was not so large as usual, but was good for an off day.

Nukumai won like a good horse. He was admirably handled by Bowden, and, save for a final effort after being prominent throughout the journey, he came out of a difficult finish with all the honours of the race. Lucullent ahd Captain Sarto, who filled the other places, both ran well, the latter particularly, as he was responsible for a

good deal of the pace setting. In the principal flat race the verdict went to the locally owned and trained I'anadees from General Carrington and

the southerner Kilfane. The lastnamed, who was favourite, did not appear to meet with a very good passage at a critical stage. Lady Fingers scored in the open sprint from Nancy Lee and Orchid, running well up to her form at the winter meeting last month. Orchid, more vigorously ridden out of the barrier, might have been the winner. The minor races were all well contested and provided interesting sport. FavI ourites fared well, winning five of the j eight races and being second in another. In only one race, the last, was a surprise sprung, the winner carrying less than ‘2.00 tickets. ’ Admiral Coontz and his staff, officers and men were the guests of the club, and all appeared to thoroughly enjoy their outing. Surprise was expressed that the judging in New Zealand was done by one man. In the States, they said, there are two judges and a referee. There was a mix-up in the railway service early in the day, and a good deal of the racegoing traffic was held up at Silverstream, arriving at the course more than half an hour late, and missing the first race. With the crowd smaller than usual the totalisator turn-over was moderate for a Trentham race-day, amounting to £32,860 on the eight races. The race track was soft and slow, but was very little affected by the showers during the afternoon. MEI,VILLE HURDLES.

General Carrington was scratched for the Melville Hack Hurdles, Peter Maxwell being established a firm favourite from Fort George, Askira, and Little River. Waimana took the lead from Fort George through the straight and down the hack their nearest attendants were Bestir and Gluemcnt-, with Peter Maxwell next. Fort George was done with before they hit tiie home turn, where Ghiement ran up to Waimana. They were together as they raced for the straight, and Peter Maxwell came up fast at the false rail. Ghiement led Peter Maxwell over the last hurdle, but in the run to the post Peter Maxwell prevailed by a length and a quarter, Gluemcnt beating Askari by three lengths, with Waimana fourth, followed by Bestir, Fort George, Muzzle, and Little River. Gold Streak was last. Puketoi’s ri-der-lost his irons, and he ran off the course at the mile post. Little River raced very unkindly. BOSTON TRIAL PLATE. The scratchings for the Trial Plate were Town Crier, Killute, Bonny Louisa, Gold Streak, Cooinda and Assert. All the money came for Father O’Flynn, Nine of Spades and Nadarino, the 'first-named being a hot order. They were the only three really in the race. First Acre began quickly and led Father O’J'lynn, Nadarino and Nine of Spades on to the course proper, but once in line the favourite drew out to score .with ease by four lengths from Nadarino, who stayed better than Nine of Spades after being two or three lengths to the bad at the false rail, beating him for second by a neck. Nearly six lengths further off Kilornni was fourth followed by Diogenes, Miss Ford, Glaive and First Acre. RICHMOND STEEPLECHASE. All started in the Richmond Hack Steeplechase, Birkenella being made a firm favourite from Sir Wai and Lady Comet with a good deal of support for Bonny Rill. Birkenella got into the first fence, the sod wall, and did not go so freely as usual afterwards, and none of the runners was free from mistakes, Sir Wai in particular jumping badly. The early leaders were Uncle Dave, and Ngahinepouri from Bonny Rill and Lady Comet but entering the last round Birkenella went up to second. At the top brush Bonny Rill joined Uncle Dave, Ngahinepouri and Birkenella, and Ngahinepouri fell. Bonny Rill then took the lead from Birkenella and she was not headed again, winning by four lengths from Birkenella, who beat Ladv Comet by eight lengths. Uncle Dave was the only other to finishe, Sir Wai being pulled off. MAINE HANDICAP. Musical was scratched for the Maine Handicap and of the 11 runners verysolid support was accorded Olympic who finished up under evens. Anticipate ami Gardant were the only others backed to any extent. The favourite won, but it was no good thing, as he had to be ridden desperately to beat Black Rock. From the start Olympic and Black Rock were first out from Sir Moment, Gardant, and Slump. Black Rock took up the pace at the six furlong post and led Sir Moment, Olympic and Gardant into the straight. Once in line Goldfinch got to work On the

favourite and ridden hard he got home by a bare half length from Black Rock. Gardant was four lengths off followed by Anticipate, Slump, Sir Moment and Mountain Top.

LUDLOW HURDLES. The scratchings of Highway, Te Kawa, Tinokaha and Askari left 12 runners for the Ludlow Hurdles. Nukumai was always favourite, and he finished ,up just over evens, the best supported amongst the others being Peter Amans, Omahu, Captain Sarto, Maunga, and Lucullent. The leaders over the first Nukumai. Down the back Molyneaux Oinahu, and Captain Sarto, and through the straight Molyneaux ami Otauru Kid led Captain Sarto, Oinahu, Prince Rufus, and Nukumai. At the mile post Otauru Kid and Captain Sarto paired m the lead from Molyneaux, and five lengths away came Ontahu and then Nukumai. Down the back Molvncux ran up to the leaders, and Nukumai and Omalfli began to close the gap, followed by Lucullent and Master Peter. Round tiie top-the leaders bunched, and Prince Rufus became prominent. Into the straight Otauru Kid, Captain Sarto, Prince Rufus, Lucullent, and Oinahu were in line abreast, just in front of Nukumai, Molyneaux having fallen back. At the last hurdle Otauru Kid, Omahu, Captain Sarto, and Lucullent were just leading Nukumai, and Lucullent drew to the front as they ran for | the judge. Nukumai challenged on the inner, and although it momentarily look- ! ed as if he would get squeezed back, he forged ahead over the last half-furlong ami won a fine race by a length. Captain Sarto was another three lengths off, and at intervals came Omahu, Prince Rufus, Master Peter, Peter Amans, and Maunga, with Molyneaux last. Omajiu and Master Peter both ran very good races. SEATTLE HANDICAP. All started in the Seattle Handicap, Kilfane being a good favourite from Passionate, but there was solid support for Tanadees. Lady Ben ami Kilfaire made the pace from Tanadees and Stream, followed by General Carrington and Kilfane, then Passionate and Zero Hour. Down the back Kilfaire led from Ladv Ben, and Zero Hour rushed up third, the order of the others being Tanadees and Stream, General Carrington, Kilfane, and Passionate. Round the top Kilfaire had a two lengths break on Eady Ben, Zero Hour, Tanadecs, and Stream, with General Carrington moving up. Kilfaire led into the straight from Lady Ben, Tanadees, and General Carrington. At the distance Tanadees and General Carrington drew clear, and in a good finish 'l'anadees won bv half a length. Kilfane, who got stopped four and a half furlongs from home, staved on into third place, two lengths behind General Carrington, with Lady Ben a neck behind him. At an interval came Passionate, followed by Stream and Zero Hour. NEVADA HANDICAP. All started in the Nevada Handicap, Lady Fingers being made a slightly better favourite than Archeen. Lucius, Nancy Lee, and the bracket Rose of Athens and Alabama were the best supported of the others. Nancy Lee, Alabama, and Lucius began best, and running for the straight the order was Nancy Lee, Alabama, Rose of Athens, Orchid, Some Red, and Lady Fingers, with Archeen handy. As they ran fot the straight Orchid headed the field and straightened up in front of Nancy Lee, Ladv Fingers, Archeen, Tinohari, and Some Red. At the distance Lady Fingers caught the leaders, and all out won by a length from Nancy Lee, who beat Orchid bv a length. Archeen was a neck off, and then there was a gap to Potoanui, Some Red, Tinohari, Lucius, Merry Day, and Rouex. TEXAS HANDICAP. Elysianor and Kilmar were scratched for the Texas Handicap, leaving a field of 24 from which backers expected the winner to come from. Forgery, King’s Folly, Ring Potoa, or Gardenia. They were fairlv accurate in their summing up, as Forgery only just got beaten, and Ring Potoa was also on the scene at the 'business end, but the winner came from the unfancied division after a great finish. From the start the favourite, who had drawn the rails, got out well, and with King’s Folly and Indian Sage was the most prominent as they ran for the straight. At the distance Forgerv looked a comfortable winner, but inside the last furlong Ring Potoa on the inner, and Highflown on the outside, came fast. Highflown, who had drawn one of the extreme outside positions, put in a brilliant finish, and too Late Bagby got to work on Forgery, Highflown winning from Ring Potoa by a nose, with Forgery lialf-a-bead behind Ring Potoa. Two lengths away Star Shell was fourth, Indian Sage fifth, ami then came Mountain Jcau and Star Ranger. DETAILS OF THE RACING MELVILLE II UR DI,E HANDICAP, of 250 sovs., second 30 sovs. and third horse 20 sovs. from the stake. One mile and a half. 1 Mr. L. .1. Hyde's l>. g. Peter Maxwell. bv Marble Arch —Jena, aged, Ost. 131 b (E. Warner) 1 10 Mr. J. F. D. Corry's b. g. Glueinent, by Gluten —Astonishment, aged, 9st., carried fist. 21b. (W.‘ Rennie) 2 3 Mr. 11. E. Hatch’s b. g. Askari, by Kilbroney—Lady Jean 11, aged, lOst. 51b? (L. G. Morris) 3 (Winner trained by F. Tutchen, Frankton.') Also started: 4 Little River, lOst. 91b. (A. McDonald); 2 Fort George. 9st. 121 b. (W. Bowden): 5 Muzzle. Ost. 101 b, (Mr. G. Paul); 7 Bestir, Ost. 41b. (H, E.. Ryder); 9 Gold Streak. 9st., carried fist. 5.11 b. (A. Tricklebank) ; fi Puketoi, Ost. (C. McGovern); 8 Waimana, Ost. (C. Robinson). Won by a length and a. quarter, three lengths between second and third. Waiiiiiina was fourth. Timo. 2min, 59soc. BOSTON TRIAL PLATE? of 250 sovs.: second 30 sovs.. and third horse 20 sovs. from the stake. Six furlongs. 1 Mr. W. T. Hazlett's b. g. Father’ O’l-'lvnn, by Paper Money-Sprig of Erin. 3 yrs.. Ost. (F. Waddell) 1 3 Mr. V. Hiddiford’s b. g. Nadarino, by Solferino-Nada, 3yrs.. fist. -2

2Mr V. IL. Collelo’s b. g. Nino of Spades, by Elysiau-Watcliful, 4yrs„ 9st. 111 b. ... (B. 11. Morris) 3 ('Winner trained by S. Waddell, Greenmeadows.) Also started: 7 Kilorum, Ost. 111 b. (D. Watts); 11 Matu. 9st. Hlb. (D. K. Gunn): 8 Panehillies, 9st. 111 b. (W. Young); 14 Glaive, Ost. Hlb. (D. Butler); 4 Miss Ford, Ost. 111 b. (E. Warner); 5 Arrowboy, 9st. (’!'. Young); 15 Hynicstrason. 9st., carried 9st. 11b. (A. Stowe); 13 Swift. 9st. (E. A. Keesing); 12 Ollatrim. Ost. (A. Hare); 9 First Acre, 9st. ((11. E. Hyder); C Diogenes, Ost. (F. Fow(lt. E. Ryder); Ost-. (K. J. -Mackie); 10 Royal Pointer, 9st. (J. Olsen). Won by four lengths, a neck between second and third. Kilorum was fourth. Time, liuin. lOJsec. RICHMOND STEEPLECHASE, of 250 sovs., second 30 sovs. and third horse 20 sovs. from the stake. Two miles and a quarter. 4 Mr. J. McDonell’s ch. m. Bonny Rill, by Boniforiu —Rill, aged, Ost. 91b. (IL McSweeney) 1 1 Mr. F. A. Jensen’s b. g. Birkeneßa, bv Birkenhead —Canella, aged, lOst. 121 b (S. Henderson) 2 3 Mr. B. Brewer’s b. m. Lady Comet, by Dav Comet —Lady Lila. Gyrs?, lOst. 9lb (A. McDonald) 3 (Winner trained by L. Knapp, Foilding.) Also started: 2 Sir Wai,, list. 21b. (H. Burt); 5 Uncle Dave. 9st. 71b. (IV. Bowtie"': G Ngahinepouri, 9st. (A. Mcßae). Won by four lengths, eight lengths between second and third. Uncle Dave was fourth. Time, smin. 3?sec. MAINE HANDICAP, of .250 sovs., second 30 sovs., and third horse 20 sovs. from the stake. Seven furlongs. 1 Messrs. W. and D. J. McLennan's eh. g. Olympic, bv Polydamon—- ; Gay. syrs.; Hist. Gib'. (IT. Goldfinch) 1 5 Mr. A. A. Cameron's blk. g. Black Rock, by Mountain Knight—Lady Black, .'yrs., fist. 51b. .. (A. Stowe) 2 3 Mr. J. lionly’s b. f. Gardant, by • Kilbroney—Maltegardo, 4vrs„ Ost. 71b GT. Barry) 3 (Winner trained by TT. Hickey, Hastings) .Also started: 2 Anticipate. lOst. 121 b. (M. McCartcn): 7 Sottano, Hist. 51b. (W. Bell): 4 Mountain Top, fist. 111 b. (B. Hunt): 11 Calm Evo. 9st. (C. France): 9 Bright Fyes. fist. (.T. Olson); G Sir Moment. fist. (F. tVaddoll); 10 TTyama, Ost. (I). R. Gunn); 8 Slump, 9st. (R. J. Mackie). Won by half a length, four lengths between second and third. Sottano was fourth. Time, linin. 38sec. LUDLOW HURDLE HANDICAP, of 500 sovs., second SO soys., nnfl third ho"sc 40 sovs. from (he stake. One - mile mid three-quarters. 1 Mr. S. G Davidson’s hr. g. Nnkn<mai, by Mancliineel—St. Clements nmro. aged. 12st. 51b CW. Bowdon) 1 6 Mr. Tt. F. G. Werner's hr. g. Lucullent, by Lncullus—St. Crispin mar nvo 1 m«t. lib. (N Ihv'-o) 2 4 Mr. D. Kilkellv’s b. g. Captain Sarto. by Sarlo—Tmigimoa m. rgod. fist. 111 b. ... (P. McHronrl.v) 3 (Winner trained bv A. M. Wright, Foxton.i Also started: 3 Onmhu, 10st. filb. (L. G. Morris): 5 M.nnngn, IGst. 51h. (A. Trici.-lobank); 2 Peter Amans. lOst. 21b. (S. Walls); 8 Prince Rufus, fist. filb. (W. Rennie); 9 Molyneaux, fist. filb. (4 Mcßae): 10 Gold Piece, fist. 21b. (.T. | Proctor); 12 Dick, fist. (S. Ileudorson); |

11 Master Peter, fist., carried 9st. 341 b. (it. M.mveent'”); , Otauru Kid. fist, carried fist. 211 b. (A. McDonald). Won by a 'length, three lengths between second anj third, " Omaha was fourth. Time, 3min. 29Jsec.

SEATTLE HANDICAP, of -MX) sovs., second 70 sovs. and third horse 30 sovs. from the stake. One mile and a quarter. 3 Mr. 4V. J. Jorgensen’s b. g. Tanadees, bv Roseworthv—Barletta, 4 yrs., lOst. 21b (R. S. Bagby) 1 5 Mr. G. Carrington’s b. g. General Carrington, by Gazeley—Criciutn. aged, 9st. filb (L. G. Morris) 2 1 Mr. A. S. Cambridge’s b. g. Kilfane. bv Sunny Lake—Killena, aged. Itlst, 1011 b (F. Voight) 3 (Winner trained by J. McLaughlin, Trentham.) Also started: 7 Kilfaire, lOst. 41b. (R. Hunt); 2 Passionate, lOst. 41b. (W. Ryan); 4 Lady Ben, fist. (J.* Barry); 6 Zero Hour, 9st. (F. Goodman); G Stream. 9st. (M. McCarten), bracketed with Zero Hour. Won by half a length, two lengths between second and third. Kilfaire was fourth. Time, 2:uin. 22Jsec.

NEVADA HANDICAP, of 300 sovs., second 30 sovs. and third horse 20 sovs. from the stake. Six furlongs. 1 Mr. R. Knox’s b. m. T.ady Fingers, bv Merry'Moment—Kaknwai. aged. lOst. (F. Waddell) 1 5 Mr. 11. AV. Todd’s Wk. m. Nancy Lee, by Lucullus—Flagship. 4yrs., 9st. 41b. (E. A. Keesing) 2 10 Mr. 11. B. Lorigan’s ch. g. Orchid, bv Absurd —Gladiole, aged. 9st. 81b (S. Wilson) 3 (Winner trained by owner, Opaki.) Also started: 14 Tresham, Hist. 101 b. (D. Butler); 3 Lucius. Iflst. 7lb. (M. McCarten); 11 Quiescent. ](lst. filb. (.T, Olsen): 2 Arelieqn. lOst. 2lb. (R. S. Bagby); 13 Merry Day. fi'-t. 111 b. (.T. Barry): 4 Rose of Athens. 9st. 101 b. (C. France): 1G Printemps. fist. filb. (G. Towe); 12 Rouex, fist. Sib. (W. Bowden); 9 Degage. fist. Gib. (T. Young); 4 Alabama. 9st. (R. J. Mackie), bracketed with Rose of Athens; G Potoanui. fist. ("W. I’ennic): 7 Some Rod. fist. (D. Walts): 8 Tinohari. fist. (G. Young); 15 Waclea. fist. (TV. Young). Won by a length, the same distance between second and third. Archeen was fourth. Timo. Imin. 20sec. TEXAS HANDICAP, of 259 sovs.. second 30 sovs. and third horse 2(1 sovs. from the stake Five furlongs. 8 Mr. j. Hanks’s b. g. Highflown. by TT.vmettus —Prcebird, 4yrs.. Hist. 61b (TV. Renniol 1 3 Mr. |>. A. goor-no. ',. b. .. f?.., . pn. ' toa, by Potoa—Un : tv. nged. Kist. (E. A. Keesing) 2 1 Mr. J. McCombs’s b. T'orgert. bv Paper Money-—Subterfuge, fives., fist. 31b (R. S. Bagbyi 3 (Winner trained bv owner. To Aruba.l Also started : 17 Star Ranger, Ih«t. 511,. (J. Barrv): 5 Mnnutai. IPst. tlb. (\. Dixon): 7 Star Shell. lOst. lib. (TV. Bouden): 2 King’s Folly. lOst. (!■’. Wa ldelll. 4 Gardenia, fist. 111 b (M. McCarten;; m Purse Proud, fist. Rih. (A. McDonald): 11 R'ilmere fist. Sth. (J. Hocklev). It Indian Sage. fist. 7lh. (W. Bell) 'lO Captain Wai. fist. 61b. (R. -1. Mackie)11 T.mighic, fist. Gib. (D. O’Connor); fi Ardfinnan, 9st. 21b. (W. Young); 18

» King Broncy, (Ist. 21b. (Tj. G. Morris): 15 • otiern, Ost. 21b. (D. U. Gunn); 12 Bucephalus, 9st. (H. E. Ryder); 6 Minotus, 9st. (B. H. Morris), coupled with Indian Sage; 13 Mountain Jean, 9st. (Weaver); 22 Twink, Ost. (R. Hunt); 21 Peggy Ford, 9st. (J; Olsen); 20 Star Chamber, Ost. Young); 19 Sasham, 9st. (D. Butler), and Palette, Ost. (McGovern), bracketed. Won by a nose, half a head between second and third. Star Shell was fourth. Time, Imin. "sec. SECOND DAY’S WEIGHTS The following are the handicaps for the second day:—

BAILORS’ HURDLE HANDICAP, of 250 govs One mile and a half.

OTAGO HUNT CLUB HANDICAPS By Telegraph—Press Association. Dunedin, August 20. The following handicaps have been declared for the Otago Hunt Club’s races, on September s;— SEAVIEW HURDLE HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. One milo and a half.—Cartoon, list. 91b.; Adjutor, list. 71b.; Bachelor, Het. 51b.; Muzzle,; lOst. 91b.; Vasilkov, 9st. 131 b.: Calibration. 9st. 121 b.; Olympia, 9st. 41b.; Barricon. 9st. 21b.; High Mark, Galaxy. Golden Sarto, Miss Garance. 9st. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. Six furlongs.—John Bradbury. 9st.; Arnent. Bst. 51b.; Hungry Hill. Solway, Bst. 21b.; Royal Wink, Overhaul. 7st. 131 b.; Taboo. 7st. 111 b.; Quickform. 7st. 71b.; (Bonnie Olive. Pink Note Thoiomon, 7st. 51b. : Jolly Glad. Gay Raiment. Flique. Luthy, Gay Flower. Miss Winkie. Receipt, Margaret Birney. Golden Hue. 7st. OTAGO HUNT CLUB CUP STEEPLE. CHASE, of 150 sovs. About two miles and a half. —Uncle Bob. list. 131 b.; Cartoon, list— 121 b.; Wapping, lOst. 131b.: 1 Prize Rose, lOst. Ulb.; July Spark. lOst. 41b. ; Sporting Girl. lOst. lib.: Happy Mac, De Cruse, lOst. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Mountain Lion. 9st. lib.; Happy Days Bst. 111 b.; Apple Dighton, Bst. 91b.; Heather Lad. Overdrawn, Circulation. Bst. lib.; Monoxide, Ecuador, Bonena, 7st. 91b.; Hurdy Gurdy, Kilbarry, Bright Mark. Quickform. 7st. 71b. HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. About two miles.—Calibration. 12st. 91b.; Wapping, list. 71b.: Prize Rose. list. 51b.; Sporting Girl, lOst. 91b.: Happy Mac, lOst. 71b.; High Mark. Dick Travis, lOst. 31b.; De Cruse. ICst. VAUXHALL HANDICAP, of 115 sovs. Seven furlongs.—John . Bradbury, 9st.; Incursio. Bst. 81b.; Hungry Hill, Solway, Bst. 31b.; Roman Archer. 7st. 131 b.; Taboo. 7st. 121 b.; Relic. 7st. 71b.; Wise Councillor, Thoiomon, 7st. 51b.; Gay Flower, 7st.

HUNTERS’ FLAT HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—San Salvador. 12st. 91b.; Cartoon, list. 121 b.; Muzzle. list. 91b.; Wapping. Bachelor Gay. list. 81b,; Calibration, lOst. 131 b.; Barricou, lOst. 111 b.; Uncle Bob, ICst. 81b.; Sporting Girl, 9st. 131b.’ Miss Garance. Galaxy, Golden Sarto, 9st. 71b.

WINGATUI TROTTING HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. One mile and half.—Stockade Junior, Dillon Blake, Wallace Mac, Logan Park, Red Chequer. Wreckage. Miss Adonia, Mammon, Rhea Junioi;. Chiming King, Wild Flight, Senna Pointer, scr.; Princess Hazel. Hereweka, Black Raven, Leith Chimes. Ballin Lad, 24yds. behind; fireman. 72yds. behind; Mirella. 48yds. behind; Forbury, Gala Pointer, Malice. 96yds. behind: Spring Note. 120yds. behind; Coidwater. 192yds. behind.

st. in. st. lb. General Muzzle 9 7 Carrin-ton . . 11 10 Eonmark 9 5 Gleuidl© . 10 12 Silver Fish 9 5 Peter Maxwell 1012 Haligan 9 3 Molyneaux . 10 8 Bestir 9 2 Little River .. 10 7 Gold Streak ... 9 n Askari 10 6 Ngahinepouri . 9 0 Potoanui / 10 4 Waiinana 9 0 Red Kriss .... 10 4 Puketoi 9 0 Ladv Gay 10 0 Pendennis 9 0 Monte — 10 0 .1 ichjster .... 9 0 Fort George .. Gluement 9 9 Projector 9 8 9 0 NEWARK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. furlongs. Six Kink Potoa .. 10 8 Dioereneg 9 0 Manutai 10 5 Sasham 9 0 Nine cf Spades 10 3 Matii 9 0 Town Drier ... 10 1 Veronica 9 0 Nadarino 9 11 Royai Pointer 9 0 Debate 9 8 Panchillies 9 0 Kilomm 9 8 Kilmiss. 9 0 Laughie 9 7 Royal Reel .... 9 0 Glaive' 9 7 Ollatrim 9 0 . Killute 9 6 Miss Ford 9 0 Swift 9 0 Assert 9 0 Hyinestrason 9 0 Penman 9 0 Minotus 9 0 Arrowboy 9 0 Twink 9 0 Axle 9 0 First Acre Etar Chamber 9 0 Royal Flight .. 9 0 9 0 TRENTON HANDICAP, of 250 bovb. Seven furlongs. Olympic 11 2 Captain Wai .. 4 Anticinate 1 n 11 Uleaborg 9 4 Star Ranger .. 10 7 Killute 9 3 Sottana 10 4 Sir Moment .... 9 0 Star Shell 10 2 Calm Eve 9 0 Tinomaunga .. 10 1 Arrowboy 9 0 Blue Peter 10 1 Tlyama 9 0 Black Rock ... 9 11 Ardfinnan 9 0 Musical* 9 10 Bright Eyes .... 9 0 Mountain Top 9 9 Slump 9 0 Gardant 9 8 ( COLORADO HANDICAP, of 400 bovb mile. One Tanadees 10 12 L’Amour 9 3 Kilfane 10 10 Beaumont 9 2 Koodoo 10 7 Potoanui 9 0 Quiescent 10 4 Lady Ben 9 0 Kilfaire 10 2 Anticipate 9 0 Passionate 10 2 Alabama 9 0 Barrier 10 1 Zero Hour 9 0 Kuhio 10 1 Aeriform 9 0 Merry Day .... 9 12 Pantagruel 9 0 Lucius 9 12 Stream 9 0 Killocra 9 9 Waetea 9 0 Joy Ride .9 9 Mountain Top 9 0 Duo 9 9 Musical 9 0 PrintempB 9 6 Rehutai 9 0 Father O’Flynn 9 4 The Cheat 9 0 Degage Matinee 9 4 Kalakaua 9 4 9 0 WASHINGTON HURDLES, of 300 sovs. One mile and a. half. Passin’ Prince Rufus . 9 7 Through 11 0 Tinokaha 9 6 Te Kawa —.... 1011 Bonny Rill .... 9 3 Omahu 10 7 Molyneaux .... 9 2 Lucullent 10 7 Gold Piece .... 9 0 General Askari 9 0 Carrington .. 10 6 Otauru Kid ... 9 0 Maunga 10 2 Bonecto 9 0 SantBigo 10 2 Waimatao 9 0 Merry Singer . 10 0 Lady Gay 9 0 Captain Sarto 9 11 Dick 9 0 En Route 9 9 Red Kriss ....... 9 0 Bonomel 9 9 Trespass 9 0 OFFICERS’ HANDICAP, of 300 bovb. furlongs. Six Rational 11 9 Nancy Lee 9 8 Koodoo 11 3 Rose of Athens 9 8 Tanadees 10 10 Rouex 0 6 Lady Fingers . 10 10 Rehutai 9 6 Tresham 10 9 Clontarf .9 6 Barrier 10 6 Beaumont 9 6 Lucius 10 5 Anthonie 9 4 Kuhio 10 3 Some Red 9 0 Quiescent - 10 2 Alabama 9 0 Archeen 10 1 Tinohari 9 0 Alfort 10 1 Waetea 9 0 Killocra 9 12 Tino Maunga.... 9 0 Hall Mark ... 9 11 Lava 9 0 Joy Ride Orchid 9 10 Blue Peter 9 9 9 0

BROADWOOD HANDICAP, of 250 Five furlongs. BOYS. Olympic 11 2 Ardflnnan 9 0 High-flown 11 1 Modern ......... 9 0 Ring Potoa .... 10 b OUatrim 9 0 Star Shell 10 4 Thomond 9 0 Father O’Flynn 10 2 Minotus 9 0 Manutai 10 2 First Acre 9 0 Blue Peter 10 1 Star Chamber 9 0 Nine of Spades 10 0 Kilmar 9 0 King’s Folly ... 9 12 Palette 9 0 Curraghmore .. 9 It Gold Streak ... 9 0 Gardenia 9 9 Pendennis 9 0 Nadar in o 9 8 Diogenes 9 0 Pnrseproud .... 9 6 Sa sham 9 0 Kilmere 9 6 Panorama 9 0 Forgery 9 6 Dady Ideal 9 0 Indian Sage .. 9 6 Peggy Ford .... 9 0 THeaborg 9 6 Elysianor 9 0 Captain Wai... Laughie 9 4 Mountain Jean 9 0 9 4 Miss Ford 9 0 Debate Bonny Dawn .. 9 4 Assert 9 0 9 3 Bucephalus ... 9 0 K a rutahi 9 2 Tanadice 9 0 King Broney.... 9 0 Bonny Louisa 9 0