THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 237, 21 June 1926, Page 12

THE RACING WORLD

NAPIER PARK MEETING PARK STEEPLECHASE TO PASSIN’ THROUGH BRIGADIER BILL SCORES IN PORAITI HURDLES The winter meeting of the Napier Park Racing Club was concluded to-day in glorious weather on a track in fine order and in the presence of a large attendance. There was some very good racing throughout the day. Passin. Through, with a change of riders, reversed his first day’s form in the Steeplechase and won from Lady Comet, who also had a change of jockeys and benefited materially thereby; Ranui was third. In the Poraiti Hurdles Brigadier Bill won narrowly from Merry Singer with Santiago third. The winner had to undergo an inquiry on account of bumping Merry Singer in the run home, but as it was quite obvious that it did not affect the result and was due to running in under the whip the stewards did not take long to decide that the judge’s verdict should stand. Tuahine won the principal flat event from Royal Diadem and Beaumont.

Iu connection with the principal flat handicaps of this meeting, it is worthy of note that Olvmpic did not start either day. This was due to an irregularity in his nomination. It would appear that he w.as raced on lease by Messrs. McLennan Brothers, who purchased him on the expiry of the lease, lhey failed, however, to register the partnership, and consequently Olympic could not start. He should not have been allowed to appear in the acceptances for the second day, and his nominations for events at Hastings are also out of court. . , With the wins of Ruby Ring and Brigadier Bill, Mr. J. BuU, who had won with Ngata the first day, had a good, meeting R. Reed rode tw.o winners during the day, and appears to have placed the jockey premiership beyond doubt for the expiring season. The totalisator handled £14,449, making a total of £26,559 for the meeting compared with £22,412 for last year, an increase of £4147. HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE. Silent Dick and Guanaco shared the favouritism hi the Hunt Club Steeplechase, there being a fair amount of support for Bowden’s mount Kirkwood and Silent Dick set out to make the pace from Supporter, but he never got far away, and Supporter had him beaten about six ■ furlongs from home. Over Hie last half Kirkwood joined Supporter, and eventually beat him home oy a length, with Silent Dick twelve lengths back, and Mahia next. Aotearoa- was the only other to finish, Kyoto falling at the second fence and bringing down Kovno, and dislodging the rider ,A. McDonald) of Gupnaco. E. Warner, who ride Kovno, was not injured. MEEANEE HANDICAP. Polar was a firm favourite for the Hack Scurry from Essential and Coot. The favourite was slow to get going, Three Kings, -Essential, ’and Coot comprising the leading division to the turn, when Tino Maunga had also become prominent Polar moved up entering the straight, where Essential and Coot were leading. Settling down to galloping iu earnest, Polar came on to win well by a length from Essential, who beat Jen by two lengths. Close up were lino Maunga, Coot, and Break-o’-Day. The winner is a good hack to get home like he did after his slow start. WAIOHIKI HACK HURDLES. Mangatoetoe and Reliutai were solidly backed for the Hack Hurdles. Royal Heather. Polyastra, and .Mangatoetoe led from Rugby Ring, and Reliutai in the early stages. Down the back Royal Heather and Polyastra led Mangatoetoe and Ruby Ring. Mangatoetoe dropped back at the half-mile, Rugby Ring and Revel going up to the leaders. Ruby Ring led into the straight and over the last hurdle, and beat Revel by a neck. Maugatoetoe, who finished on again, was a couple of lengths away, and after an interval came Reliutai, who had faded out with six furlongs to go, and Royal Heather. Ruby Ring was ridden in behind to-day and ran better. The second horse was giving his supporters a sensational return for a win. WINTER OATS HANDICAP. Tuahine was favourite for the Winter Oats, with Huikai and Royal Diadem almost as well backed. Beaumont was next in favour. Huikai, Jeannette, and Beaumont moved first, and Huikai led to the turn, where Startle had run up, followed by Koodoo. Startle led round the bend from Huikai, Koodoo, Royal Diadem, Beaumont, and Tuahine. Huikai and Royal Diadem headed Startle into the straight, where Tuahine challenged the others to be prominent, including Beaumont, Koodoo, Road Hog, and Wristlet. Over the last bit Reed drove Tuahine along and she cut down the leaders to win by half a length from Royal Diadem, who beat Beaumont by the same margin. Sir Pam was a length oft, with Road Hog, Morose, Huikai, and Hillation all close up.

PARK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. Bonny Rill and Woden were the favourites for the Park Steeplechase, but there was plenty of support tor Passin’ Through, who had a change of riders, W. Rennie being up. Lady Comet, who could not jump a fence yesterday, also bad another rider, E. Warner,, and it was remarkable what a wide difference there was in the form of the pair as compared with their first day’s efforts. Ranui made the pace from Red Cent, Passin' Through, Lady Comet, and Bonny Rill, Woden having run off at the first fence. There was little change in the running throughout, except that the field was well bunched. Throughout the last mile and a quarter two or three bad jumps cost Bonnv Rill her chance. Over the last half Passin’ Through and Lady Comet drew out, the former winning

by a couple of lengths, with Ranui three lengths behind Lady Comet. Red Cent was next at an interval. Velvet King fell at the stand double the first time, and Bonny Rill at the last fence. No riders were injured. PORAITE HURDLES. Highway was a solid favourite for the Poraite Hurdles from Koaaau and Brigadier Bill. The favourite faltered for a mile, when he was beaten, but he ran a fair race. Merry Singer gained two or three lengths’ advantage at the start and led all the way round from Eonmark, Highway, and Brigadier Bill. On the home turn Brigadier Bill ran up to Merry Singer, with Santiago, Good Sport, Eonmark, and Highway following. The leading pair jumped the last fence together, and in a bumping finish Brigadier Bill got home from Merry Singer by the best part of a length. Santiago ran on into third place, a couple of lengths off, and then came Highway, Eonmark, Good Sport, and Koauau’ An inquiry was instituted into the bumping between Brigadier Bill and Merry Singer in the run home It was found that there had been interference, but in the opinion of the Stewards it was insufficient to cause an alteration in the judge’s placings. NEWSTEAD HACK HANDICAP. Mime, Cohesion, and Watchman, on whom R. Reed got up, were solidly backed for the concluding event. Blue Jay got left at the post. Jubilee was the pilot to the turn, where Watchman took charge and led round from Cohesion, ' Jubilee, Mah Jong, and Benannee When in line Watchman came on and won bv half a length from Cohesion, who beat Benannee by a length. Patutahi and Mime were close up. DETAILS OF THE RACING HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE, of 105 sovs., and cup valued 20 cruineas. For qualified hunters. Two miles. 3 Mr. F. Ormond’s br. g. Kirkwood, by Far to— Waiohuki, 6yrs., 9.7, carried 10.3 (W. Bowden) 1 8 Mr. I. B. Gaisford’s ch. g. Supporter, aged, 9.13 (W. Conwav) 3 1 Mr. E. Jovce’s br. g. Silant Dick, aged, 10.11 (C. Mason) 3 (Winner trained by A. Jackson, Greenmeadows.) Also started: 4 Kovno, 11.4; 2 Guanaco, 10.10; 5 Mahia, 10.10; 6 Kyoto, 9.13; 7 Aotearoa, 9.7. Won by a length, twelve lengths between second and third. Mahia was fourth and Aotearoa was the only other to finish. Time, 4min. 2 l-ssec. MEEANEE HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Five furlongs. 1 Mrs. J. Jameson’s b. g. Polar, by Polydamon—Arbroth, 4vrs., 9.6 (B. A. Morns) 1 2 Mr. C. Haldane’s b. g. Essential, 3yrs.. 9.0 lR- Orange) 2 10 Mr. R. Gregory’s ch. g. Jen, 3yrs., 9.0 (R. J- Mackie) 8 (Winner trained by W. D. Turnbnll, Gisborne.) Also started: 6 Tino Maunga, 9.7; 8 Coot, 9.5; 4 Break-o’-Day, 9.2; 7 Evensong, 9.0; 5 Caroline, 9-0; 11 Rakaupango, 9.0; 13 Molong, 9.0; 8 Three ■ Kings, 9.0; 9 Sandburr, 9.0; 15 Arrow River, 9.0; 14 Dormy, 9.0; 12 Gay Bobbie, 9.0. Won by a length, two. lengths between second and third. Tino Maunga, Coot, and Break-o’-Day were close up. Time, Imin. 2 4-ssec.

WAIOHIKI HACK HURDLES, of 150 sovs- One mile and a half.

4 Mr. J. Bull’s b. g. Ruby Ring, by All Red—Kowhai, syrs., 9.0 (R. Mlles) 1 12 Mr. C. R. Stanfield’s b. g. Revel, 4yrs., 9.0 (F- Towler) 3 1 Mr. J. J. Spratt’s ch. g. Mangatoetoe, 10.10 (J. Nixon) 3 (Winner trained by J. Morris, Bulls.) Also started: 3 Royal Heather, 9.11; 9 Theic, 9.7; 3 Rehutai, 9.6: 5 Mountain Top, 9.4: 13 Counter Attack, 9.4; 8 Mount Clyde, 9.0; 11 Peshwa, 9.0; 10 Polyastra, 9.0; 7 Manutai, 9.0; 6 Haumaire, 9.0. Won bv a neck, Mangatoetoe two lengths off third. There was a gap to Rehutai and Royal Heather. Time, 2min. 45 l-ssec.

WINTER OATS HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Mr. A. B. Williams’s br. g. Tuahine, by Lucullus —Persia, 4yrs., 9.5 ..... (R- Re«i) 1 3 Mr. L. Clare’s ch. g. Royal Diadem, 4yrs., 9.6 (R. McTavish) 2 4 Messrs. Dwan Bros.’ b. g- Beaumont, 4yrs., 10.0 (C. Carmont) 3 (Winner trained by J. H. Jefferd, Hastings.)-. Also started: 11 Malatour, 9.10, 14 Koodoo, 9.7; 13 Startle, 9.7; 5 Wristlet, 9.6; 7 Serene, 9.4; 2 Huikai, 9.3; 10 Jeannette, 9.3; 9 Road Hog, 9.0; 8 Birthmark, 9.0; 6 Sir Pam, 9.0; 13 Ilillation, 9.0; 15 Morose, 9.0. Won by half a length, the same distance between second and third. Sir Pam was fourth, with Road Hog, Morose, Huikai, and Hillation bunched. Time, Imin. 29 l-ssec.

PARK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. About two miles and a half. 4 Mr. S. Cleaver’s blk. g. Passin’ Through, by Guaniform—lsult, aged, 11.2 (W. Rennie) L 7 Mr. B. Brewer’s br. m. Ladv Comet, 6vrs., 9.4 (G. Holland) 2 3 Messrs. Gunn and Limbrick’s ch. g Raimi, aged, 9.11 (A. Tricklebank) 3 (Winner trained by owner, Hawera.) Also started t 1 Bonny Rill, 9.11; 5

Red Cent, 9B; 2 Woden, 9.4; 6 Velvet King, 9-0-Won by two lengths, three lengths between second and third- Red Cent was fourth. Woden ran off and Velvet King and Bonny Rill fell. Time, stnin. 2 3-ssec.

PORAITE HURDLE HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. One mile and threequarters. 3 Mr. J. Bull’s b. g. Brigadier Bill, bv All Red—Tehu, 6yrs., 9.8 J (R. Miles) 1 8 Mr C. F. Vallance’s br. g. Merry Singer, aged, 9.8 (E. Warner) 2 5 Mr. C. McKay’s b. g. Santiago, aged, 9.11 (L. G. Morns) 3 (Winner trained by J. Morris, Bulls.) Also started: 7 Counsel, 11.13; 1 Highway, 10.13; 2 Koauau, 10.9; 4 Crown Coin, 10.2; 9 Eonmark, 9.3; 6 Good Sport, 9.0, carried 9.1. Won bv three-quarters of a length, two lengths between second and third. Highway was fourth, and then came Eonmark, Good Sport, and Koauau. Time, 3min- 12 l-ssec. NEWSTEAD HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Six furlongs. 8 Mr. H Neagle’s br. g. Watchman, bv Feramorz—Watchful, 6yrs., gyp (R. Reed) 1 2 Mr F Goodman’s b. g. Cohesion, 4vrs., 6.9 (J- Nixon) 2 10 Mr. J. S. McLeod’s br g Bennance, 3yrs., 9.3 (D. Watts) 3 (Winner trained by owner, Green- • meadows.) ’ Also started: 1 Mime, 10.9; 4 Blue lav 10 5; 7 Jubilee. 10.1; 5 Minstrel Boy, 9.9; 6 Mah Jong, 9.8; 8 Patutahi, 9.0; 9 Strongholt, 9.0. , Won by half a length, and a length between second and third. Patutahi, and Mime were next. Time, Imin. 16 2-ssec. HAWKE’S BAY HUNT CLUB’S WEIGHTS By Telegrafh.—PeEss Association Napier, Sane 20. The followin weights have been declared for the Hawke’s Bay Hunt Club annual meeting on Wednesday, June 25.— HUNTEJIS’ HANDICAP HUTtDLES. of 125 sovs Minimum weight 9.0. One mile and a half.— Koyal Heather, 10.7; Bangi Sarto, 10.6; Bevel, Theic. 10.3; Kyoto. 104; Gay Bobbie. 10.0; Mixed Heather. 0.9: Lombardo, Manutai. Rebuff, Paymaster, Handy, Pleasant Surprise, Merekara-, Punishment, Home Brew, Mount Clyde, Haumarirc, Progressa, Merry Wanderer, 9.7,

TAPLEY HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. One mile and a half.— General Carrington. 10.13; Euchre, Mangatoetoe, 10.12; Sir Wai, 10 4; Taitaiata. 10.1- Kuby Bing. 9.12; Royal Heather. Good Mark. 9.9; Wtlmorcana, 9.7: Birthmark, 9.6; Rehutai, 9.5; Mountain Top. 9.4; Counter Attack, 9.2; Tempean. Handy, Polyastra, Peshwa, Copper Nob. 9.0.

HACK SCURRY HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs.—Nine of Spades, 10.4: Polar 10.4; Royal Land. 941; Virio, 9.7; When’uanui, 9.6; Tino Maunga, 9A; Essential, 9.4; Coot, 9.3; Hiwinui, Merry Imp. Mountain Star, 9.2; Break o’ Day, Evensong, Mint Julip. Dormy. Three Kings. Taukarl, Perle de Rouge Hathor, Arrow River. Rualsaupango, Molong, Eventide, San Burr, Thururosae. Interesting, Gold Gollana, Calorina, Foreign. Patutahi. Aha lama. Windy Night 9.0.

HOBONUI HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs and a half—My Hobbv. 10.13; Watchman, Mime. Gauntlet, 10.8; Blue Jay, 10.5; Juilee.. 9.12; Crishna, Cohesion. 9.9; Manutai, Minstrel Boy, Vino, 9.5; Gurnion Takaroa, 9.3; Taketake. Cherry Pic. 9.1; Mah Jong, Coot. Evensong, Wairipo, Mister Gamp. Patutahi. Jen, Strongholt, 91). SOUTRA HUNTERS’ FLAT HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Minimum weight 10.7 One mile and one furlong.—Theic, 12.0; Mountain Crag. Bangi Sarto. 1140; Son o’ Mme. .11.6; Revel. 1043: Mah Joug, Manutai. Gay Bobbie, 1040; Merekara, Pact, Rebuff. Paymaster, Pleasant Surprise. Lombardo, Punishment, Home Brew. Count Clyde, Black Flier. Aotea Roa. Merry Wonderer. 10.7. KAWEBA HANDICAP (Open), of 150 sovs. Six furlongs and 6. half.—Hoariri. 10.11: Tuahine. 10.3; Olympic. 943; Royal Diadem, 941; Kalti, 9.9; My Hobbs, Malatour, 9.8; Koodoo. Startle, Civilform. 9.6; Egyptian Flower, 9.5; Wristlet 9.4; Serene, Huikai, Jeannette, Nine of Spades 9.2; Aroh Salute. Jubilee, Sir Pam, Road Hog, Miss Hupana. Lady Lois, Bowman. Killook. Morose. 9.0. HAWKE’S BAY HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of ’5O sovs. Two miles and a half.—Kovno, 11.2; Guanaco, Kirkwood. 10.8; Silent Dick 10.5; Mahia. 10.4; Lark Hall, Luke, 10.0; Supporter. Gilgai, 9.12; Kyoto, 9.3; Silta. Merekara. Aotea Roa. Progressa. 9.0. FIXTURES •lune 18. 19.—Napier Park 8.0. June 23.—Hawke's Bay Hunt Club. June 25. 26 —Hawke’s Bay J.O. July 6, 8. 10.—Wellington 8.0 July 22.—Waimato District Hunt Club July 24.—South Canterburv Hunt Club. July 29 3J.—Gisborne R.C. July 31.—Christchurch Hunt Club.

HAWKE’S BAY WEIGHTS BY TELEGBATH.—PBEF' ASSOCIATION. (TiTier, June 20. Mr. H. Coyle has declared the following weights for the first day of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's winter aueting. on June 25:— >i ouuIjANJJS bTEEBLKCIiAbJi ILAN DiOil' (uacK conditions), of ku sovs. Two xmies.—mine Kiver, Merry Singer, 11.4; bonny Kill, 'Uo; Kovno, lu.lA; Laity Gomel, lo.io; Woden, lU.a; Guanaco, lu.u Lara null. uncio Dave, 9.1(1; Gngai, Birua. »./; Kyoto, onia. Velvet niug. Kobuli. Itorekaga, Aoiea Boa, 9.0, wn a a a'l'u nniVDiuAr nUBJJLE RAOb. Uiuca conditions;, ox 100 sovs. Auout one tmie aua mi'ce-Quarters. —General Cartuigluii, xu.ro; Ma-galoetoo. iv.it,; Eucnre. lli.u; Good sport, lo.o; Taxtaiata, lu.l; huoy King, 9.M; Kvyal Heauier, iXou Mura, netei. 9.7; xuciu, 9.5; neauuii, 9.*; Matu, 9.2; Gaunter Attack, Tempean. Munutai. Mannequin, Fumsmucnt, Mixea beamer, xiauiu-K/ie, Koiyabtru, Mourn tiyue, i-esuwa, Merry Wanderer, 9.1). nAWAJSS nA! uvKJJhxS) juua.ivdiCAL', oi ZvO sovs. Gue mue ana tnree-quarters. —Domical, wuKumaU n. 12; bauobira. nav; mgbway, iv-rl; San F'era,' 10.lv; nuoious, lu.b; xxoauau, lo.i; Many Uuiuuu's, iu,4; Grown Goin, led; Santiago, merry singer, 9.12; Comedy Prince, 9.9; vreueval tiaximgion, 9oi; suunre, Monmarn, oir wai, uoou opart, Monte, Koyai 9.u. nAwn.no BAY bTIoEFLIKtIiASII llAivxnuAi-, oi sou sovs. About tnree miles.— xvuaumai, J2.5;' vmauu, iianaoiru, 11J.1; i-assnr riuoukn, n«4; Master reter, nignway, io.'u bturuee, iu.4; rireougut, 9,u; uxeenson, 9.0; nr st nine, 9.0; lied Cent, it oden, Daily Comet. Mama. Kanin, Dara nau, supporlel, snent Died, Birna, Velvet King, 9.0. WiivinM, -HANDICAP (hack conditions), oi IZo sovs. One mile and one furlong.— uiy nooby, lO.io; Gauntlet, 10.9; Bine Jay. w.u; niuatiou, urigauier x>m, lu.s; Utnou. 9.15; Son o’ Mine, 941; Jubilee. 9.9; urxsixna, Uonesion, 9.5; Gurnxon, 9.4; laaaroa, w nmoreana, 9.5; nenuanee. lane lane, 9.2; neoun, Copper Noo, Singer b<v, Tau Kari. wairipo, nraeman, Mister Gamp, Patutahi, 90. iiaoTklvGs nAiNDiCAP (hack conditions), ox 125 sovs. five furlongs.— vvatcnman, 10.9; mime, 10.8; Polar, 10.4; Biacu Kock, 9.15; Koyal band, d>m; Llandudno. 9.9; Minstrel noy, vivo, 9.7; whenuanm. v.o; Tino Maunga, 9.5; touyuu, essential, Cuerry ' ne, 9.4; Coot, 9.3; Mountain Star, niwinui, Merry imp, 9.2; KreaK o bay, Starboard bight. Docmy, Tnree Kings. Evensong, Perle <w Kouge. liaukaupanga, Tliurnrosae, Hattior, Arrow reiver, Molong, ban Burr, Calluna, Carolina, Strongnolt, Windy ivigbt. Foreign, ratutam, Ahalama, Mali wng, 9.0. InamiCNGA HANDICAP), cf 175 sovs. Six furlongs and a half.—Hoariri, 10.11; Tuahine. iu.s; Olympic, 9.13; Koyal Diadem, 9.11; Kaiti, 9.9 ;My Hobby, Malatour. 9.8; Civilform, Koodoo, Startle. 9.6 Egyptian Flower, 9.5; Wristlet, 9.4; Serene, Huikai, Jeannette. Nine of Spades. 9.2; Jubilee, Arch Salute. BirtlimarK. Sir Pam, Hoad Hog, Killoch, Lady Lois, Morose, Bowman. Miss Hupaua. Vivo, 9.0. TROTTING AUCKLAND MEETING CAMPBELL HANDICAP WON BY LOGAN LOU By TEPEGBAPn.— pbess association. - " Auckland, June 19. The Auckland Trotting Club’s winter meeting opened to-day. The wcathei was fine,, and there was a large attendance. 'Die totalisator handled £49,626 10s., compared with £50,306 for last year, when the meeting was held in autumn, and there were eight races against seven to-day. Results:—

MANGERE HANDICAP (harness), of 300 sovs.; 3.34 class. One mile and a half. 13 Bawldv Locanda, 36yds. behind (S. J Roe) 1 12 Dillon Huon, scr 2 7 Ratana, 24yds. behind 3 Also started: 3 Harvest Home and Mars (bracketed), 7 Wrigley and Blue King (bracketed), 5 Stanmoor, 11 Moko Pete, 5 Manna and Coal Light (bracketed) , 23 Polly Picture, 12 Signorella. scr.2l Grattan Thorpe, 15 Toll Chimes Gold Sound, 1 Gold Jacket, 16 Hope, 12yds. behind; 2 Tranquil 12yds. behind and Jewel Pointer 48yds. behind (bracketed) ; 7 The Pointer, 24yds. behind; 19 Haricot, 24yds. behind; 17 Anselm, 36yds behind; 4 Van Cap, 48yds. behind; 20 Master Councillor, 60yds. behind; 14 Peter Bingen, 22 Glandore, 72yds. behind. Won by a neck, half a head between second and third. Jewel Pointer was fourth. Time, 3min. 37sec

WINTER HANDICAP (harness), of 300 sovs.; 4.58 class. Two miles.

1 Nelson Ata, 21vds. behind (J. Dcyell) 1 2 Sister Beatrice, 24yds. behind 2 8 Fairlight, scr 3 Also started: 12 Don Zolock and Roma Bingen (bracketed) ; 5 Loch Lomond and Gohl Star (bracketed) ; 13 Royal Bob, 10 Amberite and Tere (bracketed), scr.; 8■ Vanity Boy scr. and Plundei 12yds. behind (bracketed) ; 6 Norminto ?cr. and Credit Slip 12yds. behind (brae keted) ; 7 Kempton and Peter Brown 12yds. behind (bracketed) ; 11 Elsa Nore scr. and Audex 12yds. behind (bracketed) ; 4 Gold Sovereign, scr.; 19 Sean Trubhais, scr.; 20 Floraline, 12yds. behind) 21 Marble Hall, 36yds behind; 14 Direct Action, 48yds. behind; 15 Battery Bell; 18 Marble Star, 60yds. behind; 9 Golden Gate, 16 Anscline, Btyds. behind; 22 Roe Bell, 96yds. behind ; 23 The Squire, 108yds. behind; 17 Ngatira, 144yds. behind. Won by half a length, a neck between second and third. Golden Gate was fourth. Time. smin. 13 3-ssec. Kempton lost his driver in a collision with Roe Bell.

CAMPBELL HANDICAP (harness), of 1000 sovs.; 4.30 class. Two miles. 5 Logan Lou, GOyds. behind (D. -Withers) 1 4 Cardinal Logan, scr 2

1 Talaro, scr <’ Also started: 10 Doctor Dillon, 8 Wallroon, 9 Dean Dillon, scr.; G Bell Harold, 3 Goldman, 12vds. behind; 7 Black Lila, 24yds. behind; 11 Prince Pointer, 2 Imprint, 72yds. behind. Won by a length and a half, three lengths between second and third. Imprint was fourth. Time, Enin. 46 1-5 see. ■>

HOBSON HANDICAP (harness), of 400 sovs.; 4.42 class. Two miles. 3 Direct Wood, scr. ...(Totnkinson) 1 2 Marshal Neil. 24yds. behind 2 4 Daphne Wildwood, 48yds. behind 3 Also started: Signorella, scr. (coupled with the winner) ; 14 Delavan Bill, scr.; 1G Florent, 22 Moko Chief, 7 Bingen Star, 1 Winnie Dillon, scr.; 8 Holly Boy, 24yds. behind, and Buz Buz, 36yds. behind (bracketed) ; 15. King Lear, 13 Kean John, 21 Coal Light, 12 Uncle Bert, ,19 Rua Pere, 10 Gold Jacket, 20 Harold Junior, 17 Toll Chimes, 6 Reliance, 24yds. behind; 18 Respect, 36yds. behind; 9 Van Cap, 11 Bawldy Locanda, 48yds. behind; 5 Silk Thread, 72yds. behind. Won by a length, a length and a half between second and third. Uncle Bert was fourth. Time, smin. 3 3-ssec.

STEWARDS’ HANDICAP (harness), of 450 sovs.; 4.42 class. Two miles. 12 Pyramus, 72yds. behind (Julian) 1 1 Money Spider, 48yds. behind 2 3 Waikaha, 24yds. behind •••••• 3 Also started: 2 Happy Rosa, 11 lh e Tartar, 7 Ngatira, 13 Roi Alto,_ 6 Wimtnera King, scr.; 9 King Capitalist, o Bundaberg, 10 Wild Nut, 12yds. bemnd; 16 Al Mack, 8 Lackiewood, 24yds. behind: 17 Tradesman, 48yds. behind; 4 Peterwah, 14 Peter Dean, 72yds. behind: 15 Rose Bingen, 96yds. behind. Woa by a head, same distance between second and third, lime, fainm. 2 3-ssec. MARCONI HANDICAP (harness), of 300 sovs.; 2.54 class. One mile and a quarter. 2 Ayr, scr(D. Warren) 1 4 Ursuline, scr 1 Sea Pearl, 24yds. behind J Also started: Jean Darling (coupled with Ursuline), Blue King (coupled with Ayr), 6 Red Star and Harris (coupled), 17 Admiral Hood and Sparkling Pronto (bracketed), 7 Gold Cast and Stanmoor (bracketed), scr.; 11 Nellie Bramley, scr., and Grattan Thorpe, rJ yds. behind (bracketed) ; 5 Admiral Lock, 12yds. behind; 16 Logan Rothschild, 10 Rua Pere, 13 Heather Girl, 15 Auselm, ,24yds. behind; 18 Huon Grattan, 3 Lord Nepean and Jewel Pointer (bracketed), 36vds. behind; 8 Master Councillor, 14 Rock Hinton, 9 Lady Dunmore, 48yds. behind; 12 Cute Lad, 60yds. behind. Won by half a length, a neck between second and third. Stanmoor was fourth Time, 3min. 9 3-ssec. Nellie Bramley and Rua Pere fclj.

CORNWALL HANDICAP (harness), of 450 sovs.; 2.14 class. One mile. 2 Brentloc, scr(J. McMillan) 1 3 Bessie Logan, scr J 4 All Bell, 12vds. behind d Also started: 9 Nantwich, 12 Rose Pointer, 13 William the First, 11 Hypo, 7 Wallroon and Ben Lomond (bracketed), scr.; 6 Her Ladyship, 12yds. behind; 1 Imprint, 8 Dillon Wilkes, 10 Bonny Logan, 36yds. behind: 5 Logan Chief, 48j’ds. behind. Won by half a head, three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, 2min. 24 2-sscc. HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY BY Telegbaph.—Peess Association. Auckland, June 20. The following handicaps have been declared for the second day of the Auckland Trotting Club's meeting:— MANUKAU HANDICAP (inbarncss), of 300 sovs.; 3.30 class. One mile and a half.—Salesman, Polly’s Picture, Blue King, Lola Reklaw, Harris, Maid of the Mountains, Goldcast. Stanmoor, Signorella, Concertina, Wrigley, Admiral Lock, Coal Light, Mars. Red Star, Moko Chief, Harold Thorpe, Moko Pete, Florent, Harvert Home, Manna, scr.; Golden Hope, Gold Sound, Dillon Huon, Ursuline, Grattan Thorpe, Holly Boy, Tranquil, 12yds behind; Billy, Whiz, Respect, Buz Buz, Uncle Bert, Ratana, The Pointer, Haricot, 24yds. behind; Anselm. 3Gyds. behind; Van Cap, 48yds. behind; Bawldy Locanda. GOyds. behind; Daphne Wildwood. Glandore, 72yds. behind. ROYAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 302 sovs.; for unhoppled trotters; 4.aS class. Two miles.—Roma Bingen, Amberite, Kempton, Ada Wood, Katute, Chesscy, Sean Trulbhas, Vanpy Boy, Normlnto, Katalo, Loch Lomond. Maureen, M°k° Gold Star, Terc, Don Zolock, Royal Bob, Elsa Nore, Lochade, Gold Sovereign, Peterson, scr.; Peter Brown, Floraline, Creditslip, Audex. Plunder. 12yds. behind; Sweet Memory. 24yds. behind; I'aulight, Marble Hall, 3Gyds. behind; Sister Beatrice, Direct Action, 48yds. behind. Trampfast, Nelson Ata, Mint Boy, Marble Star, Battery Bell, GOyds. behind: Golden Gate. Ansellne, 84yds. behind; Roo Bell, Utivds. behind; The Squire, llfeyds. behind; Some Jazz, 120yds. blieind; Rol Alto, 13yds. behind; Ngatira, l«yds. behind. PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP (in harness), of 1000 sovs.; 4.33 class. Two miles. —Doctor Dillon, Ajl Hell, Dean Dillon, Wallroon, Besslie Logan, Toaro, ser.; Goldman, Hughle Wallace, Talent, Koliara, Bell, Harold Jewel, Cardinal, Logan, 12yds. behind; Black Lila, Lady Joan, 24yds behind; Becky Logan, Dillon Wolkes, 30yds. hind; Becky Logan, Dillon Wilkes, 31yds. behind; Native Chief, 48yds. behind;Prinee Pointer, Imprint, Logan Chief, 72yds. behind* Logan Lou, OUyds. behind. ADAMS CUP MEMORIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 500 sovs.; 4.40 class. Two miles.—Winnie Dillon, Uncle Bert. Toll Chimes, Dillon Huon. Grattan Thorpe, Florent, Kean John, Harold Junior, Signorella, Holly Boy, Waikaha, Reliance, Bingen Slarr, Coal Light, King Lear, Delavan Bill, Transport, Gold Jacket, Harvest Home, Dalmeny, Rua Pere, Diamond Child. Ratana, scr.; Ayr, Money Snider, Marshal Nell, Respect, Buz Buz, 12vds. behind; Direct Wood, Yan Cap, Jewel Pointer, Heather Girl, Ben Lomond, Peterwah, Betty Moko, -4yds. behind; Lord Nepean, Daphne Wildwood, Master Councillor, 3byds. behind; Nelson McCormack, Lady Dunmore, Bawldy Locanda, Rock Hinton, Cose Bingen, Parkwood, Silk Thread, Peter Bingen, 48vds. behind; Cute Lad, Brentlock, Sea Pearl. GOyds. behind. MEMBERS’ TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 450 sovs.: for unhoppled trotters; 4.44 class. Two miles. —Gold Star, Speculator, Happy Rosa, The lartar, Ngatira, Wimmern King, Seblsca. Roi Alto, Wild Nut, Bundaberg, scr.; King Capitalist, Al Mack, Lackiewood, Aerial Bingen, 12vds. behind; Waikaha, -4yds. behind; Kean John, Mutu, Tradesman, «0 vds. behind; Money Spider. Mangoutu, Peter Denn, GOyds. behind; Peterwah, 4yds. behind; Rose Bingen, Pyramus, OOvds. behind. . , ■, LIVERPOOL HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs.; 2.54 class. Ono mile and a quarter.—Winnie Dillon, Happy Rosa, Harris. Nellie Bramley, Lola Reklaw, Leewood. Blue King, Gold Cast. Delavan Bill, Admiral Hood. Jean Darling, Admiral Lock, Stanmoor, Manna, Mars. Sparking Pronto, Great Britain, scr.: Dillon Huon, Signorello. Toll Chimes, Harold Junior, Gold Jacket, 12yds. behind: Ayr. Logan Rothsclilld, The Pointer, Billy Will?, Rua Pore, Childe Audubon, Liberate. Kokirltea. Haricot, Anselm, 24yds. behind: Diamond Child., I,a Fayette, Huon Grattan, Jewel Pointer. Lord Nepean. 36yds. behind ; Nelson Fame, Master Councillor, KocK Hinton, Sea Pearl, Bawldy Locanda, Nantivich. 48yds. behind; Daphne Mildwood, 72yds. behind. . AU REVOIR HANDICAP (in harness), of 450 sovs.; 2.48 class. One mile and ft quarter.—Al Mack. Doctor Dillon, M illiain the First, Wallroon, Hypo, Kose Pointer. Nelson Fame. Ben Lomond, Lattona, Talaro Jewel, Glandore, Doan Dillon, scr.; Hughio Wallace, Cute Daphne Wildwood. Koliara, Talent. Cardinal Logan, Bessie Logan. Goldman. AH 8011, Ladv Joan. Peter Bingen, l-yds. behind: Black Lila. Nita Bell, Brentlock, 24vds. behind; Beckv Logan, Bonny Logan, Native Chief. Imprint. Beil Harold. 36yds. behind: Dillon Willies, 4Sy«ls. behind; Logan Chief, Logan Lou, GOyds. behind.