THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 156, 29 March 1926, Page 12

THE RACING WORLD

HORORATA AND FRANKLIN MEETINGS NOTES AND COMMENTS

(By "Ths Watcher.”) Acceptances for the first day of the Wairarapa Racing Club’s Easter meeting will close to-night at 8 o’clock. The telegraph office at Featherston closes at 5 p.m Acceptances for all the first day’s events at the Feilding Easter meeting will close to-night at 8.30 o’clock. Excursion tickets by convenient - trains throughout the Manawatu and West Coast districts will be available for each day of the Feilding meeting. Acceptances for the first day’s events at the Hawera Trotting Club’s annual meeting at Easter will close to-night syt 8 o’clock. . \ Nominations for the autumn meeting of the Manawatu Racing Club and forfeit for the Manawatu Sires’ Produce Stakes arid Manawatu Stakes are due to-morrow night at 9 o’clock. The trial grass gallop was available at Trentham on Saturday morning, and after the rain it was 1 a trifle slow. Modern beat off Misgovern at the end of seven furlongs, run in Imin. 34sec. Grand Knight, picked up by Outfit at the six-furlong post, took Imin. 35sec., but he was not bustled, and took 15sec. for the first furlong. Note sprinted five furlongs in Imin. ssec. Printempts having his first gallop since Nelson, ran half a mile in company with Black Mint. The. lastnamed pair will race at Tauherenikau. Orchid, who will probably race at Feilding and be ridden on the first day by B. H. Morris, took Imin. 23sec. to run six furlongs. Tresham and Royal Picture sprinted down the straight, a similar task being allotted Thomond. MpCauley’s team will be seen out at the Wairarapa meeting. The English colt, Royal Picture, will not be laced until next season, but he is growing into a very nice horse. Matu, who will probably race over hurdles at Feilding, ran seven furongs in company with Kilminster, the time being Imin 37sec. Zero Hour moved better than Pantagruel over half a mile. A. Goodman has in hand a fine big Kilbroney gelding out of Intermezzo, owned by Mr. J. O’Brien, of Wellington. After breakfast Fool’s Paradise and Royal Divorce trotted and cantered. They will probably leave for Riccarton on Wednesday night. Master Peter and Dubious sprinted half a mile, and Degage, having her first gallop for three months, . accompanied Sarty over six furlongs, in Imin. 20sec., Tannadice being beaten off. The. besr half-mile of the morning was the Msec. of the Surveyor gelding Theodolite, in W. Young's stable. Joyeuse, who will race at Tauherenikau, pulled hard in her work. D. Cotton will probably come up from the south to ride at the Wairarapa meeting. Nadarino may race there, while Indian Sage may contest his Feilding engagements. Kilbonsyth is at present engaged at both Riccarton and Ellerslie, and it is uncertain yet at which place he will be raced. Mr. Higgins is anxious to go to Ellerslie, and for that reason Kilbronsyth has been galloped two or three times the reverse way at Levin. He has shown a tendency to hang out badly, although his times have been satisfactory, and a decision will probably be made after he is given another trial the reverse way on Tuesday morning. In the meantime it is not good policy to forgo his Riccarton engagements until it is clear that the reverse way of galloping will not be against his prospects at Ellerslie. It is reported from the Wairarapa that none of iMr. Elgar's two-year-olds will be racing at Riccarton, while it is also unlikely that Licinius will make the trip. Owing to a misprint, it was made to appear that Royal Land carried tljlb. over-weight when he won the concluding event at the Rarigitikei Club’s meeting last week The extra poundage was only ijlb. The Rjccarton trainer A. McAulay passed through to Auckland on Saturday with Tarleton and Sun L'p, also Glentruin, who will be under his care during the trip, as T. H. Gillett was unable to get away, having Count Cavour and other horses racing at the Canterbury Jockev Club’s meeting at Easter. Tarleton is only engaged, at the Auckland Racing' Club’s meeting, but Sun Up and Glentruin will race at Avondale a week after the Ellerslie * fixture. It is understood that F. E. Jones will ride Listening Post at the Canterbury Jockev Club’s autumn meeting. The Southland crack is reported to be very' well. The light-weight jockey H. Burns is going north to ride larleton and Sun Up in their engagements at Auckland I'he death in England of Mr. George Bayntun Starky, formerly of Amberley, is announced. The late Mr. Starkv arrived in Lyttelton in 1881, and took up farming in the Amberley district, where he resided for many years, taking an’active interest in local affairs. He was founder of the Brackenfield Hounds, and was master for many years. He had also held the position of president of the Amberley' Steeple chase Club and later the Amberley Racing Club. He was also one of the oldest stewards of the C.J.C., and held office up to the time .of his death During recent years he has rarely been without a representative on the tracks, I and was a patron of F D Jones’s I stable. Among the horses who car- ‘ ried his colours with success were Week ‘ End, Mustard Pot, Blush, Tinihanga. md Economist.

Though Count Cavour was nominat ed for the Auckland Racing Club’s autumn meeting he will not make the northern trip, but will do his Easter racing at Riccarton. He continues to get through his tasks in fine style and he should be a verv fit horse when he goes out for the Great Autumn Han-

Heap. Wanganui reports state that.M. Mearten has been encaged to ride Mot?v in the Easter Handicap at Auckmd. so she will not want on the score ,f horsemanship Mr. Currie will also ive The Thorn <v> represent him in e Easter Handicap. C. Emerson will oilot the Southland •arc Set Sail in the Great Easter Han•cap. Mr .1. Donald, of the Westmere ‘lid, Wanganui, has purchased the ’’ree mares from the Levbourne Stud '’upland, who were passed in when Hfered at auction in Christchurch last '■ T ovemher Thev are Toilint? Tressie, bv Santoi from Eixintr, bv Willonvx: Merrv Twinkle, bv Blink from lATacheen, by The White Knieht;_ and Timid, bv Kildare TT. from Ardesia. bv Spearmint. The three mares have been running in a paddock at Riccarton and have ’tnnroved greatly in appearance since thev were offered for sale, at which time thev had onlv be n n a few davs off the boat, after a Ion" and ron"h trip from England. Rosenor, who is turning out useful, came. Lout with the same draft.

( HORORATA MEETING CORINTHIC WINS CUP Bt Telegbaph—PbEss Association Christchurch, March 28. The Hororata races were held yesterday. The totalisator put through £7432, as compared with £10,041 last year. The weather was perfect and there was a fair attendance. Results: — BANGOR HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 105 sovs. One mile. 8 Sayonara, 9.4 (N. Shore) 1 6 Kilcaimich, 9.12 2 3 Gay Life, 9.9 3 Also started: 1 Gay Queen, 10.5; 4 Bon Skirl, 9.13; 5 Hiero, 9.3;, 2 Lady Clarenceux. 9.7; 7 Rigel, 9.5; 5 Gay Jim, 9.0. Won by a neck, third , horse some distance back. Time, Imin. 45 3-ssec. • At the entrance to the straight the leader, I,adv Clarenceux, fell, bringing down Gay Queen, Rigel, and Gay Jim. F E. Jones, rider of Lady Clarenceux, was badly shaken, and was unable to ride in any of the later events. TRIAL PLATE, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. Weight, Bst. 1 Young Lochinvar (Emerson) 1 4 Bonnie Waif 9 2 Glenalmond 3 Also started: 5 Malcolm, 3 Tam Glen, 6 Gold Silk, 7 Lanier. Won by three lengths, two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 4 2-ssec. HORORATA CUP HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 4 Corinthic, 7.0 (W. Brown) 1 3 Zaragoza, 7.10 2 2 Retrospect, 8.7 3 Also started: 1 Mount Marta, 8.9. Won by a length, second horse two lengths away. Time, 2min. 10 2-ssec. GLENCORE TROT HANDICAP (harness) , of 115 sovs; 3.42 class. One mile and a half. 2 Surfboard, 12vds. behind ... (Price) 1 12 Fair Dillon, 24vds. behind 2 6 Okoura, 60vds. behind *• 3 Also started: 16 Trixie Maid, scr.; 9 Wvuna, scr.; 5 Electric Hnon, scy.; 11 Prince Charlie, scr.; 7 Nell Bingen, scr.; 1 Locanda Child, scr.; 13 Mt. Harding, scr ; 4 The Drake, 48vds. behind; 10 Eileen Chimes, 60vds. behind; 14 Ivy Viking, 60vds. behind; 8 Bower Dillon, 60vds. behind; 15 Pegasus. 60yds. behind; 3 Polo Tim, 60vds. behind. Won by three lengths, two lengths between second and third. Time, Smm. 40 2-ssec FLYING HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 The Harp, 8.5 (Emerson) ...... 1 3 Murihauno, 9.1 2 2 Siaosl; 8.9 - 3 The only' starters. Won bv a length, a head between second and third. Time. Imin. 16 2-ssec. SNOWDON TROT HANDICAP (harness), of 115 sovs. Two miles. 2 Polo Jim, 84vds behind (Withers) 1 1 Ashley Dillon, 84yds. behind 2 13 Mount Harding, scr 3 Also started: 8 Kelburn, scr ; 4 Hardknocks, scr.; 5 Electric Hnon, scr • 9 Franzie Pointer, scr.; 10 Eileen Chimes. 84vds. behind; 12 Ivy Viking, 84vds. behind; 7 Bower Dillon, 84vds. behind; 3 Okoura, 84vds. behind; 11 Pegasus, Blvds, behind; 6 Bon Elect. 84vds. behind. , . Won bv two lengths, four lengths between second and third Time, 4mm 51 l-ssec. RACECOURSE HILL HACK HANDICAP, of lin sovs. Six furlongs. 3 Roval Despatch, 8.10 (Beale) 1 4 Bonatic, 8.4 1 Calcite, 7.7 •••■• * Also started: 2 Forgery, 8.3. Won bv a neck, four lengths between second and third. Time. Imm. 16 3-a An innuirv was held after the race into a charcre that Rova! Despatch had crossed Bonatic. BRACKENDALE HANDICAP, of 115 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 5 His Majesty, 9.3 (Porter) 1 1 Brown Lady, 8.9 - 2 AEo"’started: 4 ’nieto, 7.7; 3 Gav Life, 7.7; 6 Rigel, 7 - 7 - Won by a nose, two lengths between second and third. Time, Imm. 29 4-5 eec. ' FRANKLIN MEETING TACTICIAN BREAKS A LEG CUP WON BY SPOONY By Telegraph. —Press Association Pukekohe, March 27. The Franklin races were held to-day m fine but dull weather. The course was heavy from the result of the ram vesterday. There was a large attendance and the totalisator handled £24 044 Tactician fell opposite the enclosure the first time round in the Cup and broke his leg. He was destroved. The rider (Cammick) was iniured At a subsequent inquiry Nixon the rider of Gala Day, was suspended for a fortnight for boring He was held to be responsible for the accident. J. Gray rider of Golden Krist in the Wamku Hack Welter was cautioned for careless riding and interfering with Appellant. Results:— BOMBAY HANDICAP, of 125 sovs Six furlongs. Serang, 7.8 (S. Cammick) 1 Baham, 7.8 “ Praiseworthy, 7.10 ..................... d Also started: Rangataln, 9.0; Wiltshire 8.2; Star Comet, 7.10; Golden Frist 7 10; Town Hall, 7.10; Cherry Girl ’7.8; Homai, 7.8; Golden Comet, 7 8- Thursbv, 7.8; Alonsoa, 7.8; Royal Flight 7.8; Memoir, 7.8; Night Comet, 78- Sir Henry, 7.8; Master Turnham. 7 8; Wee Pnriri, 7.8; Lusen, 7.5. Won bv a neck, one and a half lengths between second and third Time. Imin. 19sec. TEMPERS’ FLAT RACE, of 150 sovs A*bout one,.mile and five furlongs. West Abbev, 9.4 (Stanway) 1 Knighthood, 9.2 2 Kawini, 9.2 _•••• 3 Also started: Passionate, 10.13; Black Cruiser. 10.8: Keiwa, 10.4; Peter Amans, 9.12: Bright Light, 9.8; Ttnokaha. 9.8: Greekson. 9.0: Capsal, 9.0: Sea Comet. 9.0: Nvatea, 9.0. Won bv a veck two lengths between second and third Time, 3min. 2 2-ssec. nrCKT 'ND HACK HANDICAP, . of 225 sovs. Seven furlongs. Buincoma. 8.10 (Keesing) I fudge's Box, 7.6 2 Golden Autumn. 7.6 ..._ 3 Also started: Rarangi, 9.3; Gay Comet. 8.11; Roval Form. 8.4: Killutc, 8.3: Wendav, 8.3: Tonnin". 7.8; Multiui. 7.0; Marble Mount. 7.0. Won bv half a length, a neck between second and third. Time, Imin 33 2-ssec.

FRANKLIN CUP HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Spoony, 8.0 (W. Bagby) 1 Barometer, 7.8 (Keesing) 2 Raceful, 7.1 (C. Lee) 3 Also started: Surveyor, 9.5; Ruapapa, 9.8; Gala Day, 8.7; Master Doon, 7.5.; Tactician, 7d); Queen Emerald, 7.0; Wee Puriri, 7.0; Right and Left, 7.0. A great race between Spoony and Barometer, the former winning by half a length, two and a half lengths between second and third. Time, 2min. 13 3-ssec. WAIUKU HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Seven furlongs. Q'tinvardia, 8.0 (Keesing) 1 Golden Krist, 8.0 2 Maveelish, 8.12 3 Also started: Kendal, 9.3; Han.uawera, 8.12; Appellant, 8.11; Kamehameha, 8.5; Marble Mount, 8.1; Wiltshire, 8.0; Komak, 8.0; Thursby, 8.0; Multini, 8.0; Tago, 8.0; San Pouri, 8.0; Stormy, 8.0. Won by three-quarters of a length, a length between second and third. Time, Imm. 34 4-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. King Merv, 8.10 (Tinker) 1 Royal Blood, 9.3 2 Dan Quin, 7.7 3 Also . started: Pompey, 7.0; Grace’ Abbey, 7.0. Won by two lengths, a head between second and third. Time, lmiu. 18 2-5 sec.RAMARAMA HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Five furlongs. Ruffles, 7.5 (Keesing) 1 Quincoma, 8.10 2 Praiseworthy, 7.0 3 Also started: Dave, 9.8; Rarangi, 9.2; Lettei of Credit, 8.4; Royal Form, 8.4; Piton, 8.3; Winsome Boy, 7.10; Te Koroke, 7.0; Sandbag, 7.0/ Seraug. 7.0; Pendennis, 7,0. Won by two lengths, a length between second and third. Time, lmin. 4 4-ssec. • PUKEKOIIE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. Sleepy Sol, 7.11 (W. Bagby) 1 Mosaic, 7.11 , 2 Uralla, 8.0 3. Also started: Curraghmore, - 8.2; Prince Abbey, 8.1; Exactly, 7.7; Gold Fern, 7.5; Namutere, 7.5; Queen Emerald, 7.0. . . Won by half a length, a neck between second and third. Time, lmin. 33 2-ssec. ■' RIVERTON ACCEPTANCES By Telegraph.—Press Association Invercargill, March 27. . Following are tne acceptances for - the Riverton Racing Club’s meeting :— TRIAL HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Seven furlongs.—King Cup. Spear Maid, 8.6; French Belle, 9.6; Fellow, Flying Mist, Ballymena Lass, Swimashore, Cassolette. Bright Plumes, Soldier’s Dream, 8.0. IV Al AU bIKBPLDUHAbK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. About two miles.—Mazama, 10.8: Avispado, Osterman, 9.12; July Spark. 9.9; Irish King. De Cruse, Mystic Boy, Korak. Grand Fleet. 9.7. APARIMA HANDICAP, of 245 sovs. Six furlongs—Lava. 9.0; Warhaven, 8.10; Circulation. 8.9; Eaton Bells. 8.8; Dancing Days. 8.3; Valdamo. Clontarf, 8.2; Soltoe, Fulmar. 8.0; Ecuador, 7.9; Hallmark, Bugle Note, Jack o' Lantern, 7.7. LONGWOOD HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Pink Note, 9.3; Jack o’ Lantern, (—); Obligado (-); Blue Dragoon, 8.0; Solzia, 7.13; Highburn (—); Bilbo (-); Paris, 7.7; Vogue (—), Flight (—), Swimashore (—). BI VERTON UUP, of 500 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Mountain Lion. 9.3; Tommy Dodd, 9.2; Ravenna, 8.9; Geranial, The Cheat. 742; Full Swing, Kilfane, 7.5; Heather Lad. Apache, 7.4; Queen Balboa, Boman Archer, 7.2. ■ GREAT WESTERN STEEPLECHASE, of 450 sovs. Three miles.—Kipling, 11.9; Frenchman, 11.2; Uncle Bob, 10.10; Mettle Drift. 9.6; GVeenetone. Blazing Light, 9.0. VISITORS’ HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Six furlongs.—Pink Note, 9.3; Frivol, 8.6; Irish, 8.5; Miss Wiukie, 8.3; Blue Dragoon, 8.0; Sohottlschei 7.1 B; Bran. Pie, 7.10; Silver Lining, 7.8; Divinial, Rippling Lake, 7.7; Quarrelsome. 7.5; Snearmaid, 7.2; French Belle, 7.0. POURAKINO HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile.—Happy Days. 9.0; Lava, 8.2; Warhaven, 8.8; Heather Lad. 8.3; Queen Balboa. 8.2: Soltoe. 8.0: Bloom. 7.10; Francaise, 7.5; Kilbarry. 7.4; Obligio. Soldier’s Pride, Fairy Bing, Roman Archer. 7.0. FIXTURES. April 3—Tuapeka County J.C. April 3, s—Wairarapa R.O. April 3, s—Auckland R.O. April 3, s—Feilding R.C. April 3, s—Riverton R.C. April s—Beaumont R.C. April s—Wairarapa J.O. April s—Kumara R.C. April s—Waipukurau J.C. April 5, 6—Canterbury J.O. April 7—Westland R.C. April 10—Grey mouth J.O. April tO. 12—Avondale J.O. April 14—Reefton J.C. April 15. 17—Wellington R.C. April 21, 22 Mnnawatu R.C. April 22-Waipapa-Rauri R.O. April 24—Whangarei R.O. April 2.9 May I—South Canterbury J.C. April May I—Hawke’s Bay J.O.

C.J.C. HANDICAPS By Telegraph.—Press Association. Christchurch, March 28. The following handicaps have been declared for tho Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting:—

TRAINING AT ELLERSLIE Br Telegraph. Press Assort* nrw Auckland, March 27. The weather was fine for training at Ellerslie this morning. The outside course proper outside two trestles was available for fast work, and despite the recent heavy rain was in good order. There was not a great deal of work as a large number of local horses are engaged at the Franklin meeting. Town Bank and Sir Rosebery ran seven furlongs in Imin. 3Gsec. Holymond and .Brushwood Boy galloped half a mile in 56 l-ssec. Chairman and War Officer covered four furlongs in 54 3-ssec., the former being in front., Clarus and Odin went half a mile in 54sec. ... Charlady \ ran six furlongs in Imin. 24 1-SSCC. Threadneedle and Automaton did five furlongs in Imin. 9 3-ssec. Automne and Archeno ran six furlongs in Imin. 25 ,2-ssec. Automne was lame after working. Muskctoon ran round in 2min. 14 3-5 sec. ■ “ " ■’ AUSTRALIAN RACING WARWICK FARM MEETING (Rec. March 28, 5.5 p.m.) Sydney, March 27. The weather was fine for the Warwick Farm meeting. The course, owing to the sandy nature of the ground, was in good order, despite the rain. Results:— CHIPPING. NORTON STAKES, of 8 sovs. each, with 1000 sovs. added. Wcight-for-age, with penalties and allowances. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Robert Miller's br. h. Windbag, by Magpie—Charleville, 4vrs., 9.7 1 Mr G. Buckley’s b. h. The Night Patrol, by Stedfast —Dark Flight, aged, 9.9 C Messrs. J. E. and C. H. Brien’s br. h. Pantheon, by Tracery—Scotch Rose, syrs, 9.2 3 Five started, including Te, Monanui. The Night Patrol, with Windbag lying handy, made the running to the entrance of the straight, where Windbag closed up and got his head in front at the Leger stand. There was then a great finish, Windbag winning by half a length. Te Monanui finished fourth, beating David by a head. Time, 2min. B|sec. WARWICK FARM AUTUMN CUP, of 3 sovs. each, with 1000 sovs. added. One mile and a half. Messrs,, j'M. Dewis and F. W. Kitchen’s b. g. by Sea Prince—Caram,' aged, 8.8 1 Mr. J. A. Murdoch’s br. c. Dion, by • Demosthenes— Dinacre, 4vrs., 6.13 9 “Mr. J. Baron's” b. g. Prince Minibah, bv Prince Foote—Australian Flower, syrs., 7.9 8 Seventeen started. Won by a head. Time. 2min. 34sec.—Press Assn. ENGLISH RACING GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE ' London, March 26. The following is the result of the GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, of 5000 sovs. Four miles and 856 yards. Mr. C. Schwartz’s ch. g. Tack Horner, by Cyilius—Melton’s Guide, aged, 10.5 1 Mrs. W. H. Dixon’s ch. g. Old Tay Bridge, by Bridge of Earn— Broken Reed, aged, 12.2 S Mr. S. Sanford’s ch. g. Bright Boy, bv Soulouque—Divine Flower, aged, 11.8 8 There were thirty’ starters. Won by three lengths.—Reuter. WINNER IS AMERICAN-OWNED. (Rec. March 28, 5.5 p.m.) London, March 27. A fortnight ago Mr. Kenneth MacKav, the heir to Lord Inchcape, sold Tack Horner to Mr. C. Schwartz, a New York merchant, who had taken a violent fancv to steenlechasinrr, and was determined some dav to win the Grand National He gave 4000 sovs. for Jack Horner, and an additional 2090 sovs. conditional upon his winning the Grand National . class 1* fl? s m wav the Tor wunr Tt was a ono rl * •**€- teen out of th- ibMv starters 6—’’ed il,e first round of the course, and tonrfinished the comniete ionrnev. Casualties amormst the riders were severe. The rider of T’oko sustained concussion, broVc An flrm. ana another bad his thiMi lacerated hr a horse jumping on him.—Aus.-N.Z. CabX Assn.

KILDARE BUBBLES, of 300 sovs. mile and three-quarters. One 9 8 9 0 9 0 9 0 Many Colours 11 13 Red .Kns.s Projector Wharncliffe ... Asleep — 10 13 Kapuna — 9 13 His Majesty ... 912 Coastguard .... BUSSLEY PLATE, of 300 sovs. Five longs. furNote 6 13 Assurance ._ 7 2 Spode .... 8 13 Battlement 7 2 Vei’tigem ...... 8 3 Bronstell 7 0 Aylson 7 15 Power — 7 0 Paper Boy ... 7 11 Lancer 7 0 Y. Lochnvar .„ 7 11 Zarisee 7 0 Ki lb ox — 7 6 Miss Flighty... 7 0 D. Garrick ... 7 6 Couleur de Rose 7 0 Delicious 7 4 Lady Swinton 7 0 GIMCRACK HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. furlongs. . Six Victory Bond 9 4 Kilns 7 6 Bosenor 9 3 Violet II. 7 3 Pink Note 8 11 Berinthia 7 0 JLiis Majesty ... 8 10 Peho 7 0 , Receipt — 8 10 Bonatic 7 0 Serotina 8 9 Calcite 7 0 Minotus — 8 9 Gay Life 7 0 Booster - 8 3 Forgery 7 0 Rapier 8 3 Phantasy 7 0 ■ Grey Lass ....... 7 12 Sayanora 7 0 * Precious ... 7 11 Philanderer ... 7 0 Gold Brick 7 9 Bnghtling 7 0 Royal Despatch 7 8 Gay Lassie — 7 0 Frivolous ' 7 7 SOCKBURN HANDICAP, of 500 6OVS. Nine furlongs. Goldlight _ 10 1 Haze 7 9 Count Cavour 10 1 Olandhu • 7 6 .Listening Post 9 6 Overdrawn 7 5 Deucalion 8 9 Rivalry 7 5 Mountain Lion 8 9 Los Ambus 7 e Baldowa 8 4 Fresco - 7 0 Tommy Dodd... 8 1 Retrospect 7 0 Fool’s Paradise 7 13 Mantua 7 0 Ravenna 7 12 Mount Marta. ..7 0 Tarleton 7 9 Enare .... 7 0 COURTENAY WEI.TFR. of 350 sovs. One mile. Tarleton ...... 9 9 Zaragoza 8 11 Los Ambus .... 9 8 Retrospect 8 10 Footfall 9 5 Centrepiece — 8 10 The Harp ....... 9 4 Enare 8 9 Miss Minerva 9 3 Will . Oakland 8 4 Olandhu 9 3 Royal Despatch 8 0 Agitato - 8 12 Bonskirl 8 0 Uhickwheat _.. 8 11 AUTUMN PLATE, of 3C0 sovs. One mile. Roman Archer 9 o Gay Queen 7 6 Rosenor 8 13 Sporting Girl 7 0 Receipt 8 9 Bonckirl 7 0 Corinthic ....... 8 6 . Phantasy 7 0 Kapler — 8 5 Lucinda 7 0 Pinthair 8 2 Waterlow 7 0 Mime ~~ 7 13 Kilcannich 7 0 Clare Crag .... 7 9 L. Clarenceux 7 0