THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 98, 20 January 1926, Page 14

THE RACING WORLD

TRENTHAM SUMMER MEETING TO-DAY

REVIEW OF THE FIELDS

(By “The Watcher.’’)

It is doubtful if the outlook on the

eve of the summer meeting of the Wel-

lington Racing Club was ever brighter or more prom.sing for success than it is for the fixture which will commence at Trcntham to-day. Forty-eight hours ago rain was badly needed as the tracks were hard, despite the rainfall of Friday last, and on Monday night rain came down steadilv for several hours, with the result that the track will be in almost perfect order for the racing with the sting out of the going. Horses representing the best in their respective classes will be seen in action, and everything, including the weather at the time of writing, is in order to commence what promises to be a most successful gathering from all points of view. The outstanding features of the Trentham racecourse, its unrivalled accommodation, perfect track and appointments, are too well known to be dwelt upon at length, but it can be said that never was the course, its appointments and surroun dings in better order than thej' are at the present time. The greatest credit is reflected on the superintendent, Mr. N. Haley, and his staff for this state of affairs.

The racing promises to be particularly interesting and up to the high standard associated with meetings conducted by the Wellington Racing Chib. The two principal handicaps, the Cup and Telegraph Handicap, have presented problems to backers ever since Mr. Covie declared bis weights, and it is doubtful if the issue is much clearer now than it was then. The miror races are so well filled by the best class of hacks in commission that further problems will vex racegoers throughout, the afternoon, but there ca? be little doubt about the promise of very keen contests, and a most enjoyable outing for patrons. The first race is timed to start at 12 noon, and a special railway service to and from the course lias been arranged with trains at frequent intervals.

TRENTHAM HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile and three fur. longs.

Mask ran a good fourth in the Great Northern Derby, and as he has done well since, it is reasonable to expect him, iu.Jlie hands of L. G. Morris,,to run a good race. Santiago, Kilburn, Kilorum, and The Tank were all winners during the holidays, but on form the class of Mask appears above the others. Gamecock has been withdrawn from all engagements.

APPRENTICES' PLATE. of 300 s ws. Seven furlongs

Tn the Apprentices’ Plate a great deal will depend upon the riders, and the public may fancy a good boy as much as a good horse. Polyphemus is meeting his opponents at about a stone better terms than under handicap conditions, and the same may be said of Kilbronsyth, and this pair may be the best supported and also very hard to dispose of. My Hobby, Wristlet, Arpent, and First Acre are all good winners, and the form of the Aucklander Mosaic has been excellent and consistent. Arpetit and Mosaic may p-ove a difficult pair.

V/rr-MVOTON STAKES, of '"<10 mvR. Welght-for-ago with penalties. Five furlongs.

It is usually JOVtid policy to stick to the two-year-olJs in the Wellington Stakes, but those engaged to-day do not contain a champion. Limited and Kilperon are the only two with form, but it is questionable whether they will be able to sprint as well as some of the three-year-olds. Lady Cavendish may be a fairly good favourite, and she is entitled to her position, as amongst her performances this season are the C.J.C. Electric Plate end a division of the A.R.C. Railway Handicap. She sprinted in brilliant .style over half a mile on Monday morning, shewing that; there is nothing wrong with her. Nin-, compoop has sprinting ability the average when right. He showed form at Auckland, and has been doing well in i his work at Riccarton. Lady Desmond, was withdrawn yesterday.

FITZHERBERT HANDICAP, of 350 bovb. For two-year-olds. Five furlongs.

Magna Charta will not be a starter in the two-year-old handicap, as he developed side trouble, and was not brought to the meeting. None of the runners has shown first-class form this season, hut Note, Glen Innes, and Lucky Days have won races, while Paper Boy and Vertigern have filled places. Note may he the most likely one to show improvement, and the Riccarton-trained Paper Boy, although not particularly handsome to look at, can travel fist. Dangle’s half-sister Eltheiu has shi’.vfl pace on occasions.

WELLINGTON CUP, of 1750 sovs. One mile and a half.

Te Monanui, 9.1 (J. Barry). ♦The Banker, 9.0 (L. G. Morris). Listening Post, 8.10 (F. 15. Jones). Grand Knight, 8.8 (B. 11. Morris). Royal Divorce, 8.7 (E. A. Keesing] Enthusiasm, 8.5 (JI. JlcCarten). Surveyor, 8.2 (R. McTavish). Tanadees, 8.0 (R. J. Mackie). Muraahi, 7.12 (D. C. Watts). Star Stranger, 7.11 (R. Reed). Clarinda.. 7.10 (H. Burns). Tresham, 7.9 (H. Goldfinch). Fool’s Paradise, 7.4 (IT. Wiggins). Waetea, 7.4 (N. Trillo). Star Ranger, 7.3 (C. Eastwood). Gala Day, 7.1 (W. S. Bagby). Martulla, 7.0 (W. H. Jones). Kalakaua, 7.0 (T. Stokes).

■"Unlikely starter.

The issue in the Cup may be said to be very open. With a bracket containing three like Grand Knight, Roval Divorce, and Fool’s Paradise, and another with Star

.Stranger and Star Ranger, there will be little searching for the favourites. It is generally the opinion amongst racing men that ' the three-year-old Star Stranger should acquit himself with credit.' He has behind him good performances, is a sound stayer, has a handv weight, and a first-class rider. The top-weight, Te Monanui’, has made almost unprecedented progress since he commenced the season in hack class, and he is undoubtedly improvin'' all the time. His two victories this season in Auckland over the Cup distnnee were accomplished in very style, over fields of strong class. He has also been responsible in trainin'? for gallbps equal to anything that the other ('up runners have accomplished. If he has not too big a burden, and it does not seem to be, on his Auckland handicap, the top-weight , mav be a very hard horse to beat. The Banker's sale is practically complete, a satisfactory cablegram having been receiv-

ed jesterdav, so he can be regarded, as ti very improbable starter. Listening Post has proved himself- a good horse and a great weight-carrier, but the mile and ;i half may be just a trifle too far for him to show his best in this sort of field, although, of course., he has successfully inn the distance in the south. Grand Knight has hardly done a preparation for a Wellington Cup, beyond his races over a distance at Awapiini and Feilding. ’1 he mile and a half mav also be bevond . him, but there is no doubting his brilliancy and

class, and it mav prove eoual to copinc with a slight lack of perfect Cffp condition. Roval Divorce has yet to accomplish a’ victory over a mile and a half, but there is nothing wrong with his condition this time, "’nd the same applies to the other runner of the bracket, Fool’s Paradise, who was never fitter in his life. He also lias to. win over twelve furlongs, although it is claimed that with lurk he may have done it in the Hawke’s Bav Cup. Utiln they do it, however, one prefers to look

to others proved and tried over tlw louriicv. Enthusiasm is a runnel concerning whom nothing is known beyond her public form. _ So far this season it lias been fair, and could, had she not run so badly in her second start at tlie Mnnawatu meeting, be written down as distinctly promising, and worthy of the greatest respect in the Wellington Cup. Probably there is some perfectly good explana-

tion of her failure, in which case Enthusiasm at her weight must run well forward. Surveyor is being looked to to repeat his victory of last year, but there is no O’Shea on hand to slow the field down this time, and the old horse must be passed over in favour of something younger. His would be a tremendously popular victory, for there is nothing the public like better than a win for a gallant old veteran, but it is hard to see him

doing it. Tanadees has come down in the weights compared with recent racing, and he may run- a good race, and the sting being out of the ground I will be to his advantage. He is in perfect condition, and may fill a place even if he cannot win. Muraahi has

reached the veteran stage, and makes no great appeal, although no notice need be taken of his 'bad track work by his admirers, as he loafs with a small boy up. Clarinda commands respect by' reason of her victory in the Manawatu Cup, and in some seasons past the Awapuni form has given a very good line on Wellington Cup running. Still, on figures, Enthusiasm and Tanadees should finish in front of her. Tresham may find the distance a bit too far for him, and Waetea can be expected to put up her usual gallant fight, but she may be just below the class. Star Ranger will be bracketed with Star Stranger, and the coupling no doubt has caused sighs of relief to go up from those who considered that they ought, in case of

accidents, to throw a little away on his chance. If he gallops for Eastwood as well as lie goes in his trials he may, with the sting out of the ground, prove troublesome. Gala Dav ran good races at Auckland, and he has been galloping well in his work since arrival. He inav be a dangerous lightweight, but as W. Bagby will be riding it will mean several pounds overweight. Martulla and Kalakaua do not appear to have particularly bright chances of causing a sensation, and form points to Star Stranger and Te Monanui as likelv to run verv well, and class may enable Grand Knight to make a bold showing, while one must respect Enthusiasm if she will do her best, and the same applies to Star Ranger, while Gala Dav may be a dan. gerous light-weight. Beacon Light was scratched yesterday, having been turned out at Greenmeadows.

ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs One mile.

There arc some useful horses in the mile Welter Handicap, which Ipoks like producing a good contest. Tommy Dodd will command respect as a good southern winner, and Economist won well over seven furlongs at Riccarton. Modern won so well at Awapuni that her New Year efforts came as a great surprise. She has, however, freshened up, and is working particularly well in her training. Rottex is such an in-and-out customer that his backers will lack confidence, although his race over a mile at Riccarton gave high promise Agitato and Bumptious should be well to the fore, and Fattier O’Flvnn should be well in the picture at the finish if he is in good racing condition. Amongst the light-weighifs, Retrospect ntav run well. Modern, Retrospect, and Father O'Flynn may be prominent at the business end

TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 1000 bovb. Six furlongs.

The open sprint promises to be another good race. It contains smart beginners and sprinters like Orchid, Mimetic, Black Cat, Shirlev, Ilka, Oration, and Licinius, who will set a merry pace. The 'top weight is a first-class sprinter and not over-weighted, while Deluge always runs well when fresh, and has won on the course. Many seem to think that the handicapper has taken a risk with Tamatete, but the result may prove his judgment sound. Hipo has been a long time showing form, but he has undoubtedly been nicely treated in the weights. Black Cat was unlucky at Auckland, and is confidentlv expected to make amends. The southerner Set Sail is a fine galloper, rather slow to find her fr-et nerhaps.' hut a most courageous finisher—n great asset on <he straight "six” at Trentbam. Cawnnore raced well at AnckDnd. an rl although he failed on Saturday at Tal apuna. the Trentbam track is expected 1o suit him better. Manv will go for Sleet in view o' her recent performances, despite the difference in class. Of ilbe 8.0 division. Peneus. Orchid, and Hipo nw run well forward, and lower in the list THack Cat. Cnwnnore, Set Sail, and Shirley „.qt hr"" rf supporters. Oration is an unlikely starter.

As usual, with the last race at Trentham, backers of the first and second may truly say that they are entitled to llieir money. It is a difficult race to win, and the field contains some firstclass backs. Polyphemus, Victory Bond, Mime, Diogenes, Dal Eaton, Olmi, Tione, Serenade, and Joy Bird ere all entitled to respect. The following arc bracketed on the machine: —

Elysianor and King Broney. Joy Bird and Bay Bird. Peggy Ford and Mint Leaf. Rangimoana and Tannadicc.

TRENTHAM TRACK NOTES Tuesday. Heavy rain fell all night, and being just what was required, the tracks will be in great order for the meeting.' The trial grass was available for training work, and provided good going, perhaps a trifle slow. Most of the work was done over sprint courses, the weather conditions being ideal. Assert galloped freely over four furlongs, taking 49sec.—as good as any of the morning. Serotina and Retrospect ran well ovet six furlongs in Imin. 1G 4-ssec. Dal Eaton was much too good for Tiega over six furlongs, run in Imin. 17 3-Qsec., and could have done better. Kilbronsytli’s four furlongs occupied 50sec.

Mimetic, with a light boy up, sprinted three furlongs in 37sec. Gala Day (W. S. Bagby), Star Ranger (C. Eastwood), and Muraalii (light weight) galloped seven furlongs. Muraalii tailed off in the middle stages, and the other pair finished together in Imin. 30 2-ssec.. having done the first four furlongs in 50 2-ssec. It was a good gallop, with Gala Day ridden out and Star Ranger going freely. Note and Climax sprinted three furlongs together in 37scc. Corinthic was too good for Misgovern over four furlongs in 50 2-ssec. Deluge, ridden by his trainer, galloped half a mile, with The Thorn (Eastwood), and tllcy were together at the post in 50scc., both going well. Royal Divorce and Pool’s Paradise were responsible for a good gallop over seven furlongs, taking Imin. 30sec., the first four in 51sec. Royal Divorce was in front practically throughout, and Fool’s Paradise finished just behind him but looked as if he could have been up.

Mime took 51see. for four furlongs, Anklet and Mask taking a fraction longer. An excellent gallop was run by Letter of Credit, * who made Polyphemus look very cheap over five furlongs, run in Imin. 2sec., the last half in 494 sec. This was equal to the work of the open class sprinters.

Nadarino and En Route were together at the end of half a mile in 50} •cc. En Route looks well. Phoenix Park and De Luxe took 51 sec. for four furlongs, and Son o' Mine, with some weight up, tan a fraction taster.

The two-year-olds Battlement and Torque sprinted half a mile in 51 sec. Orchid and Ilka, separately, sprinted smart half-miles in 49sec.

Lucky Days and Vertlgern sprinted three furlongs in 36sec., both going well. Black Cat’s time for four furlongs was a trifle over 49sec., and she pulled up well. Econo'niist was sent tour furlongs, the last three in 39sec.

Waetea hit out well over seven furlongs, in Imin. 31{sec. Te Monanni, picked up by Royal Mint at the half-mile post, galloped seven furlongs. He cantered the first furlong in 16sec. and took 42sec. for die first three, bnt he came Home fast, and the ftill journey occupied lmin. .32 sec., the last six being run in Imin. 16sec. Te Monanui had it on his companion at the finish, and he pulled up well after an effort which will bring him into favour for the Cup. Koval Diadem and Bevis galloped six furlongs in Imin. 17scc., the former in front. Pangolin and Bon Marche took Imin. 18sec. Hipo sprinted three furlongs in 40 see., and Oration half a mile in 50 3-5 see. In to-day’s piper the Railway Department advertise train arrangements for the first day’s racqs at Trentbam to-dav. Frequent services to and from the meeting between Wellington and Trentham are provided. Patrons from the Manawatu and Wairarapa lines will be able to attend the races and return home the same day.

THE ELDERSLIE YEARLINGS

Mr. I.' G. Duncan’s yearlings by Paper Mbnev’ and Kilbrohev from Elderslie will be sold by auction to-mor-row at 2.30 p.in. The sale will take place at Mr. Dunean’s private residence.

FIXTURES. January 29, 22, 2.".—Wellington R.C. January 22, 23-Foxton R.C. January 23—Bay of Islands R.C. January 27, 28—Pnliiatua R.C. January 26. 28—Wniroa R.C. January 29, 30—Takapuna J.C.

PAHIATUA ACCEPTANCES By Telegeafh—Press Association Pahiatua, Januaxjr L9L. The following' acceptancen have been ceived for the Pahiatua Racing; Club’s an--

TROTTING

HAWKE’S BAY HANDICAPS Hr Telegraph—Pkess .issoeiAriox

Auckland, January 19.

The following handicaps have been declared for the Hawke's Bay Trottinff Club’s meeting on January 30;—

NOVICE HANDICAP (saddle), of 120 Bove.; 3.50 class. On« mile and a half.— Van Mao, Makouri Bell. Daisy Dillon, Los. Taipare, scr.; Item. 24yds. behind; Karma, 56yds. behind; Concertina, 60yds. behind; Trumpeter. Halmore. 72yds. behind; Doerfoot, 84yds. behind: Ban Zoloek, 96yds. behind; Nellie Bramley. 120yds. behind.

TAKADALE HANDICAP (harness), of 120 BOVS.; 5.57 class. For unhoppled trotters. One milo and a half. —Havland. Ben Bingen, Homa Bingen, Bryan Bingen, Petroleuse, Tamahana, Peter Brown. Douglas Nelson, Sarsaparilla, scr.: Miss Native, 24yda behind; Annette. 48yds. behind; Gold Lad, 60yds. behind; Peter McDonald, Zelica, 108yds. behind; Laurier. 144yds. behind• King Peter. 156yda. behind; Some Jazz, 228yds. behind. HAWKE’S BAY CUP 'harness), of 300 sovs.; 4.52 class. Two miles.—Bittern. Prince Poole. The Shrew, Master Cute, Hohora. Van Bich. Pillage, Mary Brown, Lansdale, La Sonnettc, Ota Mai, Tui Zolock. Bicolour, 24yds. behind: Bona, Bockburn. 48yde. behind; Toll Chimes. 60yds. behind; Dr. Dillon. Sea Nymph. Lottie Advance 72yds. behind; Ben Lomond, 120yds. behind; Peterman. 156yds. behind. CLIVE HANDICAP (harness), of 120 Bovs.; 3.45 class. Two miles.—Van Mac, Karma, Blue Glen. Una Dillon. Taipare, Fliton, Geza, Limited. Halmore, Trumpeter, 24yds. behind; Jingle Bells. Aggie Bell. 36yds. behind; High Sea. Bingen King Hal Huon, Lockctte, 60yds. behind; Moko Chief. 72yds. behind; Ajax. 84yds. behind; Bona, Priscilla Dean, lOßids. behind; Sangleam. 144yds. behind. HASTINGS HANDICAP I'harness). of 1® sovs.; 3.11 class. One mile and a quarter.— Makouri Bell. Daisy Dillon, Taipare, Typist, Una Dillon. Bronwln, Van Mac, Gaza, Los, Concertina, Item. 24yds. behind; Blue Glen, 36yds. behind; Daphne Patch. 48yds. behind: Trumpeter. 60yds. behind; Deerfoot, 60yds. behind; Hal Huon. 84yds. behind. JANUARY HANDICAP (harness), of 150 sovs.; 5.10 class. For unhoppled trotters. Two miles.—Ben Bingen. Pctroleuse. Miss Native, Tamahana., Roma Bingen, Peter Brown, Sarsaparilla, scr.; Gold Lad, Annette, 12vds. behind; Peter McDonald, Zelica, 60yds. behind; Sweet Memory. 96yds. behind: Laurier 120yds. behind; Plunder King. Peter, 132yds. behind; Some Jazz, 216yds. behind. NAPIER HANDICAP, of 130 sovs.- 5.10 class. For unhoppled trotters. One mile and a quarter. —Una Dillon, Karma. Great Kevin, Makouri Bell, Fliton. Typist, scr.; Jingle Bells. 24yds. behind; High Sea, Deerfoot, Bittern, Aggie Bell. 36yds. behind; Caprice, Limited, Ansell Bell. 48yds. behind: Ban Zolock, Bingen King, Hohora, Moko Chief. 60yds. behind; Ofa Mai. Van Rich, 72yds. behind; Sungleam. 132 yds. behind; Huia Dillon, 144yds, behind. FAREWELL HANDICAP (harness) of 140 fovs.- 2.2 class. Nine furlongs.—Bittern. Lockette. Bingen King, Jean Darling Hohora. Ofa Mai. La Sonnette. Van Rich, Master Cute. Lunsdale. The Shrew, scr.', Ajax. Toll Chimes. Prince Poole 12yds, behind; Rena, Sea Nymph. Lottie Advance. 24yds. behind; Bon Lomond, 60yds. behind; Peterwah. 72yds. behind.

Santiago st. lb. to 8 Mask st. lb. ... o <i Gamecock 10 6 Son o’ Mine ... o 8 Kilburn .... 9 12 The Tank .... .... 9 8 Kilorum ... 9 10 Ma I u .... 9 0

f’olvphemus ... . 8 0 Minotts .. 7 7 Corinthio .. 8 0 Royal Pointer . 7 7 De Luxe . 8 0 Anklet .. 7 4 Desert Knight . 8 0 Cat CaK . 7 4 KilmisB . 8 0 Joyeuse .. 7 4 Kilbronsyth .... .. 8 0 Cornstalk . 7 4 My Hobby . 8 0 Nadarlno . 7 4 Wristlet . 8 0 Pinthair .. 7 4 Westbroke . 8 0 Royal Mint . 7 4 4 rpent . 7 7 Pangolin . 7 4 First Acre . 7 7 Elysianor . 7 4 Mosaic . 7 7

The Thom ... .... 9 6 Vivo .... 8 3 Lady Cavendish 9 3 Limited 7 5 Sleet .... 8 13 Kilperon 7 5 Nincomnoop .... 8 6 Battlement ... .... 6 12 Standard .... 8 6

Note 8 13 Miss Scandal ... 7 7 Glen Innes ... 8 11 Torque 7 7 ’ •iC’O .... P 2 Front-Rank ..... 7 6 Taper Boy ... 8 0 Eltnein 7 2 X’ertKvm 7 12 Lady Desmond. 7 0 Mvnaniia 7 in Royal Game .... 7 0 Climax 7 9 Volplane 7 0 Magna Charta 7 9

Tommy Dodd . 9 1 Tiega 8 2 Economist . 8 11 Priutemps 8 0 Modern . 8 9 Retrospect 8 0 Rouex 8 7 Crossfire 8 0 Agitato . 8 7 En .Route 8. 0 ....LiipUOUE 8 7 Royal Diadem. 8' 0 father o’ Flynn 8 6 Revel 8. 0 landhu 8 5 Misgovern 8’ 0 Al] Marimba .. 8 5

I’enena 8 10 Pelham .. 7 8 neldsc .... 8 7 Economist .. 7 7 Orchid * 8 7 Shirley .. 7 1 Tamatete 8 6 Sleet .. 7 3 Hipo .... 8 4 Ilka . 7 3 Cawnpore 7 12 Oration . 7 2 lillLUC 7 12 Licinius .. 7 2 Black Cat 7 Phoenix Park . 7 Set Sail .... 7 8

RUAPEHU HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Six furlongs. Polyphemus ... 9 u Salamis 8 0 Victory Bond . 8 12 r i lone — 8 u Gauntlet 8 9 Llandudno 7 10 Mime 8 :j Serenade ... 7 6 Diogenes 8 li Lady Ideal . 7 4 Newbury King.. 8 8 Black Mint . 7 4 Nine of Spades 8 7 Elyslanor 7 4 Demure '• 8 6 Kin? Broney .... 7 3 Bon March 8 11 Joy Bird 7 9 Subjection 8 4 Gay Bird 7 0 Dal Eaton 8 4 Peggy Ford 7 0 Indian Sage .... 8 3 Rangimoana .. 7 0 Bevis 8 0 Tannadice ... 7 0 Ohui 8 1) Mint Leaf .. 7 0

uual meeting:— BALLANCE HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 120 eova. Seven furlongs. Tongatotoa ... 10 4 Puketoi 9 6 Ruby Bing —10 4 Lady Comet .... 9 5 Zero Hour - 10 3 Sarty 9 5 Alabama 9 13 Bed Head — 9 5 The Tank 9 13 Our Jack 9 6 Misgovern 9 11 Mosthenes 9 0' ; March On 9 9 Manchester 9 0 Treadwell 9 9 Last Thought.,.. 9 0 HA ME A HACK HANDICAP, of 90 BOVB. Six furlongs. Pautagruel 9 0 Hiwinui — 7 9 Tempean 8 9 Seakist 7 a Bevis 8 8 Avazone 7 a Lady Ideal 7 12 Carrigallen — 7 0 PAHIATUA CUP. of 2C0 sore. One mile and a quarter. Bright Day —. 8 13 Arch Salute — 7 3 Tall Timber — 8 8 Bon March _ 7 0 Modern 7 9 Santiago 7 0 Agitato 7 8 Blonde 7 0 Pr in temps 7 4 The Tank 7 0 Royal Diadem 7 4 Opa —— 7 0 KONINl HACK HANDICAP, of 100 EOVB. Seven furlongs. Bright Knight 9 0 Desert Knight 7 X Novar - 8 8 Panart 7 4 Strongholt 7 8 Kyla — 7 4 Idanoe 7 5 Crown Reel _ 7 4 MAKURI HACK HANDICAP, of 80 fiOVB. Five furlongs. The Bolter .... 9 0 beaaist 7 1 Bevis 8 9 Royal Land — 7 1 Lady Ideal ... 7 13 Peggy Ford ... 7 1 Cherry Pie .... 7 9 Trance 7 0 Bomueer 7 8 Paraki 7 0 Morning Gift .... 7 1 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 130 SOYS Six furlongs. Lady Fingers... 9 0 Hyde Park 7 8 Standard 8 9 Dissertation _.. 7 7 Birkie 8 0 Westbrokc 7 4 Blonde 7 13 King Cheops.... 7 0 Prince Hal 7 11 Treadwell 7 0 EKETAHUNA WELTER HACK HANDICAP. of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. Newbury King 9 2 Kyla 7 11 Tawehi 8 6 Sartona 7 11 Sartv 8 6 Festival 7 11 Red. Head 8 t> Merry WanRahepoto 8 3 derer 7 11 Inoe 8 3 Last Thought... 7 11 Desert Knight 8 1