THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 53, 26 November 1928, Page 16

THE RACING WORLD

SOUTH CANTERBURY AND TE KUITI MEETINGS NOTES AND COMMENTS

(By

"The Watcher.”)

“Aramoho”: You do not have to P?y. for you had no chance of winning £lO if your own horse had been defeated. “Mug,” Kaiwarra: You should not lose your money. The English fiat racing season concluded on Saturday with the Manchester November meeting. It is questionable whether it is realised how surprisingly the i’aper Moneys dominated the two-year-old races run on the second, third and fourth days of the New Zealand Cup meeting. In the Irwell Handicap, of 300 sovs., there were sixteen starters. Four ot these were I’aper Moneys. They ran first, second and third; and the other, Pass Book, was badly interfered with. In the Spring Nursery, of 300 sovs., there were fourteen starters. The four Paper Moneys in the field ran first, second, fourth and fifth, Duellona (who ran third) dividing them. In the Pioneer Handicap, of 300 sovs., there were 12 starters, and the four Paper Moneys in the field finished first, second, third and fourth, with a neck between each. To summarise, there were a total of fortytwo starters in the three races. Twelve of these were by Paper Money and, excepting the occasion when Pass Book was interfered with, the only horse out of the thirty starters claimed by other sires to finish in front of any single Paper Money was Duellona. Mr. W. T. Wilford has hopes that Tcheka will creditably represent him in the Great Northern Derby. While his form to date has been only of hack standard, he has shown evidence of, stamina and ability to carry weight., and he may improve sufficiently to have a chance in the northern classic, especially as the season’s three-vear-old form is not high class. A better idea of Tcheka’a prospects at Ellerslie will be gained when it is seen how he shapes this week m the Feilding Cup. Possibly, however, he will not run so well for n seven-stone lad as he has done for R. S. Bagby. Hunting Day paid forfeit in the Great Northern Foal Stakes, so that possibly he has not fully recovered his form after wetting a pricked foot at Ellerslie in the spring. The stable, however, still has a representative in False Scent. Honour, Gold Tinge, and Speed Light are the only 2-year-olds in the I oat Stakes who ran in the Welcome Stakes, at Christchurch. The 'presence, also, ot Supremacy and others will make the Auckland race the most important ot the season. Feilding fields, with the exception of the Trial Plate, thinned out a lot at acceptance time, but they are now of handy size, and still contain sufficient horses to make for better and interesting racing. First Sight has a great record this season. He has won five times in his last six starts, and he is liable to improve still further. In addition to the success of First Sight, F. D. Jones won races at limaru with Belcaire and Toawai. Belcaire is an Australian-bred two-year-old filly, purchased as a yearling in Sydney lor 110 guineas, by her present trainer, I. D. Jones, and passed on later to Mr. 11. A Knight. She showed smart form at Riccarton. Though not a brilliant beginner, she has a nice turn of speed, and she smothered the opposition at the finish. Belcaire is likely to win. in better company before long. Toawai is a chestnut 3-vear-old gelding, by . fr " m Waterspray, the dam of Pilliewinkie. He did no racing as a 2-year-old, *but had a couple of starts last August, one at the Christchurch Hunt, and the other at the Grand National meeting. In neither case was he prominent. Bred as he is and given the chance to develop, as he has been, Toawai should be useful. Great Star registered a smart performance when he won the Tycho Hack Handicap at Timaru. He was in front all the way, and never gave his opponents, a chance. Unfortunately his connections lost the fruit of his victory, as the rider could not draw weight. Great Star, handicapped at 8.13. was ridden by the apprentice, R. Rickerby. who was entitled to a 51b. allowance. He weighed out at B.B}, but after the race he could do only 861 Even with the pound allowed by the Rules of Racing he was half a pound short. A very simple explanation, due to the lad’s carelessness, accounted for the loss of weight. Great Star is a smart galloper, who can be improved a lot, so he mav make amends for this bad luck vety soon. He is a three-year-old bay gelding by Solferino from Theda, the latter a half-sister by San Francisco to that smart mare, Lovesign. Sweet Refrain, the winner of the Maiden Plate at South Canterbury, was bred in Southland, being by the Derby winner Balboa from Refrain, by Soldiers Chorus, one of the early horses to bring Martian into prominence. Sweet Refrain is trained by the veteran, S. Trilford, who has not been much in evidence lately. Tunamoe, the Winner of the Otaio Hurdle Handicap, the opening event at South Canterbury, is a Southland-bred six-vear-old by Balboa. He has not done much racing, but already he has shown useful form as a juniper. Te won two hurdle races at Gore last month, and a week ago he ran second in a steeplechase at Winton. Tunamoe is a brother to Maungamoe, a useful Southland steeplechaser. Solrosc pulled up very lame after the race for the principal handicap at Timaru on Friday, and was in a bad way on returning to the birdcage.. It was ascertained that she had seriously injured a ligament, and it IS douotfu! whether she will ever race again. T Metcalf, who paid a flying visit to Timaru to pilot Twang and Money Mine in their engagements, will be riding at the Feilding meeting this week. He will also be at Ellerslie next month, where he will have the mounts on Supremacy and Catkin, who will contest the Great Northern Foal Stakes and the Auckland Cup respectively. It is reported from Christchurch that Sir” George Clifford has sold the four-vear-old gelding Broadmoor, by Panmure Heatherbrae, to the Riccarton trainer, F D. Jones, who was acting on beha f of an Australian friend. The gelding will be shipped to Sydney by the first available steamer. ENGLISH RACING MANCHESTER NOVEMBER HANDICAP (Australian Press Association.) (Rec. November 25, 5.5 p.m.) London, November 24. The following was the result of the MANCHESTER NOVEMBER HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Saracen, b. h., by Gay Crusader — Love Oil 1 Nor’-west, b. h., 4yrs., by Westward Ho—Pole Star 2 Nestorian, b. h., 4yrs., byArchaic— Placentia 3 Twenty started. Won by a length and a half, five lengths between second and third. (Nestorian was bred in U.S.A.)

SOUTH CANTERBURY MEETING PRINCIPAL HANDICAP TO BEAU GESTE SOME ROSE WINS SPRINT Dominion Special Service. Timaru, November 24.' The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s summer meeting concluded to-day, in fine weather. The track was fast. The totalisator handled £10,357 10s., compared with £14,300 10s. oh the second day last year. The total for the meeting was £19,192 10s., compared with £25,586 last year. THE HURDLE RACE. Troilus and Tunamoe disputed favouritism for the Levels Hurdle Handicap, but a surprise was in store for the investors when Erin-go-Bragh led from end to end. He was challenged by Tunamoe and Troilus over the last two furlongs, but he staved on better than usual, and beat Tunamoe home by a length. Troilus, whose rider lost an iron before the last fence was reached, was two lengths away well clear of Shnndre. with New Kelly tailed off. Bonatie struck the first fence heavily, and his rider (A. J. Peart) sustained a severe shaking. Erin-go-Bragh recorded a popular victory for Mr. P. Delaygey. He looked in improved condition since last raced, and the distance did not seem to trouble him. CLAREMONT HANDICAP. First Raid and Wreath of Myrtle were withdrawn from the Claremont Hack Handicap, for which Bank Draft was a much better -favourite than Page Boy. The race was an easy proposition for the latter. He went to the front after a furlong had been covered, and led round the far turn from Impertinence and Bank Draft. He entered the straight well clear of this pair and was not troubled to win by two lengths. Royal Flower and Filosel finshed on the best of the remainder, the former gaining second money by halt a length. Impertinence was a fair fourth in front of Star Raid, Bank Draft, and The Atom, with Eliminator last. Page Boy was never in danger of defeat once he assumed the lead, and was going away at the finish. Royal Flower ran her best race for some time, while Filosei was again squeezed out after barrier rise, and had to make up much leeway to finish in the money. Bank Draft made a poor effort in the straight, and drifted out of the final struggle. Impertinence showed promise at the turn tor home, but failed to finish on. THE PRINCIPAL EVENT. Battle Colours was an outstanding favourite for the South Canterbury Handicap, the defection of Some Rose making a one-dividend field. The public were again astray, however, as Battle Colours was the last to finish, and the fourth favourite Beau Geste, recorded a meritorious victory. Gay Sonnet was the quickest to find her feet, while Prickles was again slow to move off. Gay Sonnet opened up a big gap from Battle Colours and Beau Geste going along the back, and still had a clear advantage entering the straight from Battle Colours, Beau Geste and Prickles. The leader weakened when the distance post was reached, and Beau Geste took charge from Gay Sonnet and Prickles. Battle Colours dropping back at this stage. Prickles threw out a strong challenge to Beau Geste in the final spurt to the post, but m a punishing finish the latter held his advantage to beat the Chokebore filly by a length. Gay Sonnet was half a length away, well clear of Vaward and Battle Colours. Beau Geste ran a solid race, but was probably lucky to have beaten Ppekle s , who was not favoured with the best of horsemanship during the running. Gay Sonnet failed badly over the last furlon ß , while Battle Colours was again disappointing, and showed no signs of taking part in the finish when the serious business was tackled. THE JUVENILE HANDICAP. With the withdrawal of Belcaire from the Juvenile Handicap, Desert Song was made a short-priced favourite, but he had to submit to a narrow defeat by Night Lad, owned and trained by 1• T. Hogan. Captivate had a threelength lead from Desert Song and Colonel Quex entering the stia.ght. but Desert Song had him beaten inside the distance. Then Night Lad came on the scene with a strong run from the back, and engaged in a stirring struggle with the favourite, whom he headed opposite the stand. The latter had his nose in front a few yards from the post, but Night Lad came again and gained the verdict by a short head. Captivate failed over the last stages, and was a length and a half away, with Colonel Quex and Inevitable and Jack o’ Hazeldean tailed ° ff The winner was purchased by Hogan at the Trentham January sales for .90 guineas. This was his first appearance in public, and he gives satisfactory indications of developing into a more than

useful galloper. Desert Song had every chance, and battled out the finish m a dogged manner, and it was no disgrace to be beaten in an exceptionally fast run race. Captivate, by Grandcourt, showed promise, and will improve with racing. THE STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Only three horses paraded for the Stewards’ Handicap, Rascal and Moratorium being withdrawn. Money Mine carried two hundred tickets more than Quarterdeck, and twice the total invested on Gold Brick. Quarterdeck was slow to leave the barrier, and Gold Brick rushed to the front. He had a four lengths’ lead from Money Mine entering the straight, and although the latter made a gallant effort in the run home and reduced the advantage Gold Brick recorded a comfortable win by a length and a half, with Money Mine a similar distance in front of Quarterdeck, who finished on gamely. This was Gold Brick’s first win for over twelve months. He stayed on better than usual, and had his opponents in trouble throughout. Quartqrdeck was suffering from soreness, and did not settle down to the task until well into the home run. TRIAL HAr. wpcAP. The Trial Handican was responsible for one of the biggest pools of the meeting, Singer and Toawai carrying ,an equal number of tickets. When the field had settled down Sea Raid took charge from Singer, Joy Bridge, Sweet Refrain, and Full Flight. This was the order to the straight entrance, but a change took place at the distance post, Uproar and Toawai coming through from the middle of the field. Uproar was in command a hundred yards from the'post, but Toawai wore him down in the closing stages, and beat him by a neck. Full Flight was a length away a neck in front of Singer; then came Sweet Refrain and Waving Corn, the remainder being well spread out. Evening was left badly at the barrier and tailed the field throughout. The winner, a brother to Arikiwai, registered an attractive performance, as he was not well placed nt the home turn. Uproar also ran a good race under similar circumstances, and gamely battled out the finish. Singer had every chance, but again failed at the business end. THE KINGSDOWN HANDICAP. Only a few tickets separated Zeuxis from Tardy in the contest for favouritism in the Kihgsdown Hack Handicap. Arrowy was the first out from the barrier, and piloted the field along the back

stretch. Entering the home run he was in front of Tardy, Zeuxis and Money Peer. Tardy set off after the leader inside the distance, and in a neck and neck tussle to the post Tardy secured the honours by a head. Zeuxis was a length away in front of Money Peer and Inoe, with Claret Cup, who got away badly, last. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Eaton Bells and Some Rose each carried over four figures in the Farewell Handicap, and the pair fought out an interesting finish. Money Order hopped away smartly and led Some Rose, Receipt, and Eaton Bells well into the home run. Receipt headed the leader at the distance, and then Some Rose and Eaton Bells made a forward move. Receipt weakened nearing the post, and Some Rose held off Eaton Bells to beat her by a length. Receipt was a neck away with ‘Money Order beaten off. DETAILS OF THE RACING LEVELS HURDLE HANDICAP, of 141) sovs. One mile and a half. 5 P. Delargey’s Erin-go-Bragb, 9.0 (D. O’Connor) 1 2 W. J. Kelly’s Tunamoe, 10.1 (E. Mackie) 2 IF. R. Pierce’s Troilus, 10.13 (I. Tilson) 3 Also started: 3 Bonatic, 10.6; 4 Ned Kelly, 10.2; 6 Shandre, 9.0. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time. 2min. 46sec. CLAREMONT HACK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Claridge and Shaw’s Page Boy, 8.1 (R. Coveney) 1 5 G. J. Barton’s Royal Flower, 7.1 (E. Eastwood) 2 4 W. Qulrke’s b. f. Filosei, 7.0 (A. Eastwood) 3 Also started: 1 Bank Draft, 8.10; 3 Impertinence, 7.3; 6 Eliminator, 7.3; 8 The Atom, 7.2; 7 Star Raid, 7.2 J. Won by two lengths. Time, linin. 26 l-ssec. SOUTH CANTERBURY HANDICAP, ot 250 sovs. One mile. 4 H. Gardener’s Beau Geste, 8.3 (R. Coveney) 1 2 Sir George Clifford’s Prickles, 7.0 (R. McCann) 2 3 F. T. Buchanan’s Gay Sonnet, 8.11 (D. Cotton) 3 Also started: 1 Battle Colours, 9.2; 5 Vaward. 7.1. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time. 2mln. 6 l-ssec. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Four furlongs. 4P. T. Hogan’s Night Lad, 7.5 (D. Kerr) 1 1 Dr. M. G. Loulsson’s Desert Song, 7.8 (C. Eastwood) 2 3 W. Qulrke’s Captivate, 7.5 (T. Metcalf) 3 Also started: 2 Colonel Quex, 7.9 (coupled with Jock O’Hazeldean, 7.5); 5 Inevitable. 7.0. Won by a short head. Time, 48 3-ssec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Seven furlongs. 3 W. H. Ward’s Gold Brick, 8.3 (L. J. Ellis) ’ 1 1 Mr. J. M. Samson’s Money Mine. 8.8 (A. Ellis) 2 2 Sir George Clifford’s Quarterdeck, 8.5 (C. Emerson) 3 The only starters. Won by a length and a half. Time, Imin. 27 3-ssec. TRIAL HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 E. G. McCullough’s Toawal, 8.0 (L. J. Ellis) 1 3 W. F. Parkinson's Uproar, 8.2 (J. W. Jennings) 2 6 G. A. Kain's Full Flight, 7.11 (D. Kerr) 3 Also started: 4 Sweet Refrain, 8.13: 5 Waving Corn, 8.5; 1 Singer, 8.5: 9 Jov Bridge, 7.12; 12 Thurso, 7.11; 10 After Ten, 7.11: 7 Evening, 7.11; 8 Bolero. 7.11; 13 Bon Raid. 7.6; 11 Sea Raid. 7.11; 14 Diamond Jack, 7.11. Won by a neck. Time, Imin. lusec. KINGSDOWN HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. One mile. 2 H. S. Orbell's Tardy, 7.10 (A. E. Eastwood) 1 4 P. T. Hogan’s Arrowy, 7.11 (W. Hogan) 2 1 D. H. Roberts’s Zeuxis, 8.2 (C. Eastwood) 3 Also started: 3 Money Peer, 8.5; 5 Inoe. 7.7: 6 Claret Cup, 7.7. Won by a head. Time, Imin. 42 4-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Trial and McKay’s Some Rose, 7.2 (D. Kerr) 1 1 D. Ruthven’s Eaton Bells, 7.6 (L. J. Ellis) 2 3 G. A. Kain's Receipt, 8.2 (C. Emerson) 3 Also started: 4 Money Order, 9.0. "Won by half a length. Time, Imin. 13 3TE KUITI MEETING TRANSFORMER WINS THE CUP By Telegraph.—Press Association. Te Kuiti, November 24. For the first day (to-day) of the Te Kuiti Racing Club’s meeting the weather was sunny, and the track was fast. There was a large attendance, and the totalisator handled £14,870, as against £15,433 on the first day of the 1926 meeting. Results :— KOPAKI HACK HURDLES, of 130 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. 3 Star of the East, 9.4 (Dulieu) 1 4 Lady Spalpeen, 10.0 2 10 Tarrapeen. 9.0 3 Also started: Stormy, 10.9: Pekatahi, 9.4; Master Arch, 9.3: Tlnopono, Hangawera, Abbot’s Delight, Soaml, 9.0. Won by five lengths; two lengths between second and third. Time, 3.min. 15 4-ssec. AWAKINO HACK, of 120 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Frothblower, 8.1 (Bryce) 1 3 Takutama, 8.7 2 8 Sulla. 7.5 3 Also started: Highflown, 9.0; Hone Heke, 8.4; Always, 8.0; Roman Abbey, 8.0; Kerry Dance, 7.12; Lady Cynic, 7.11;' Abbey Queen, 7.10; Flying Tresses. 7.8; Upoko, 7.6; Maurea, 7.5; Unoco, Archileen, Any Day, Violation, 7.3. Won by a neck; three lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 15sec. MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 100 sovs,. Seven furlongs. 2 Valroe, 8.7 (Cammick) 1 6 Rose Arch, —2 4 Glena Bay, 8.4 3 Also started: Sports King, 8.11; Joke Form, 8.8: Monetize, 8.5; Swift Light, 8.3; Pessimist, 8.1; Archeval, Ossian, Ah Wera, Valuation, 8.0. Won by half a length; one length between second and third. Time, linin. 30 4TE KUITI CUP. of 350 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 4 Transformer, 7.12 (L. Manson) 1 1 Siaosi, 8.5 2 3 Schorr, 8.0 3 Also started: King Smock, 7.10; Tinokoa, 7.6; The Lover, 7.0. Won by three-quarters of a length: half a length between second and third. Time, 2mln. 7 4-ssec. TE KUMI HACK, of 110 sovs. One mile. 3 Glen Star, 8.1 (Tinker) 1 4 Brampton, 8.1 2 2 Ripon Abbey, 9.8 3 Also started: Wako King. 9.11: Hakanoa, 8.6; Arch Queen, 8.3; Master Roley, 8.1: Ramblin’ Kid, Nurjahan, 8.0. Won by half a neck; three lengths between second and third. Time,. Imin. 42 3-ssec. STEWARD'S HANDICAP, of 240 sovs. Six furlongs. 4 Liaison. 7.0 (Horne) 1 5 New Moon, 7.7 2 Tea Time, 9.0 3 Also started: Macroom, 8.6; Town Bird, 7.8. Won by a length; a similar distance between second and third. Time, Imin. 14 l-ssec. PUKETUTU HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Mervette, 8.8 (Tinker) 1 2 The Lamb, 9.2 2 3 The Thorn, 8.10 3 Also started: Te Koroke, 8.13; Waltzer, 8.5; Prince Lu, 8.2; Tlnoiti, Bright Day, 8.0. Won by two lengths. Time, Imin. 29sec. OTOROHANGA HACK, of 120 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Bulolo, 7.9 (Stead) 1 4 Oscar, 7.7 2 1 Bombarder, 8.5 3 Also started: Wako King, 9.3; Red Day, 7.9; Joy Germ, 7.7; Flitter, 7.5; The Jack Jumper, 7.1; Amene, Town-Hall, Ossian, 7.0. Won by one length; three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 15sec. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY By Telegraph.—Press Association. , Te Kuiti, November 24, PIO PIO HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. About one mile and five

WOODVILLE SUMMER MEETING NOMINATIONS RECEIVED Following are the nominations for the first dav of the Woodville District Jockey Club's 'summer meeting, to be held on December 12 and 13 : — . — MANGA-ATUA HURDLES HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. One mile and a half. —Elicit, Grand National. Pinna Deluge, Jen, Lady Gav, .Modern. Abasau. Otlion, Level. Democratic. Bonhommc. Panorama, Heather Blend, Decoy Bird. Elysianor, Red Bank, Home .Made, American Pillar, Avazonc, 1 TRIAL PLATE, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs—Trisogne. Tunbridge, Andy Regal! Archerla. Delude. St. -Melba, Frlmax, Balloon. Rellecto, Cliertsey, Shrewd. Bernera Kirilina Curtsey, Kinross, Baskler, Valk'v Gambler. Atliolspear, Taumatamua, Flying Binge, Woloaro, Agreeable, Pegeen Oge. Connoisseur. Imperial Fame, Goodwill. Shot Silk, The "r.rilen, Mothplan.-, The Perch. Princess Elizabeth, \ inella, Wyeford. Grattan, Irish Moss, leremoana, Gnldeu Area. Abbotsford. WOODVILLE HANDICAP, of 250 BOVS. One mile and a quarter.—Vivo, Hoy lake, Catkin, Superb King. Vigilance, Tanagra, Paitonu, Novar, Kilmiss, Blimp, Discourse, Imperial Spark, Merry Damon, Star God. Briar Root, Mountain Heath, Royal Game, aJfow Lad, David Garrick, Vertigern. Shining Armour, Gold Bag. FLYING HANDICAP, ol 12 '5, 50 J’. 8, X rs?? furlongs —Locarno, Millais,- Bank b> otv, Veronese, Cloyne, Repay, Grattan, Australis, Rameses, Arapeta, Inflame, merton. Patearoa, Dry Area, Spearuuss. Miss Ransom, Knightlike, White Ringlet, Tea Tattle, Second Thought, Night Witch, Winnington, Ktftg Quex. Arch Arrow. Ngahrangi, Good Cheer, Aurora Borealis, Guide Light. GETS HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs.—Peneus, Chelone. Joy King, Gascony. Huikai, Arrow Lad, Maui, Lady Ideal, Starboard Light. Toxeuma, Great Charter Piuthair, The Raider, Mias Pat* NURSERY HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Five furlongs.—Grand Jury, Ben Hur, King Hal Killogle, Catilex. Clever, Symbolic, Equitant. Painting, Valpre, Becky Sharp, Coon Song. Desert Song, Royal Parade, Arizona Lad. Miss Desmond, False Seen*, Hunting Dav, Hot Springs, Royal Line, Gav Ballerina. Imperial Guard. Roman Lake.. Count Palatine, t. by Chief Ruler— Brown Lady g. by Grandcourt —First Blow f l.v Acre—Lady Evelina BOROUGH HANDICAP, of loOi sovs. Seven furlongs.—Auolo, Rowley, Mystum, Doree Twink, Vigilance. Kilmezzo, Huikai Chelone. Epistle, Starboard Light. Superb King, Briar Root, Staghunter, Royal Game, Kick-off, Tanagra, Clarinda, St WHARITI HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. One mile and a distance.—Kalos, Borsalene, Jen, Level, Bfrkbeck, Pale Star, Gold Bag, Courageous, King Quex, Skyrider, Highcourt, Hymestrason, Jiu Jazz.

furlongs. Ramblin’ Kid 9 0 Stormy 10 7 Highflown .. 10 « Tinopono 9 0 Lady Spalpeen 10 4 Abbey Delight 9 0 Star of the General Rose 9 0 East 10 3 Town Hall . 9 0 Master Arch . 9 1 Lucilius 9 0 Archeen 9 1 Ah Wera .... 9 0 Terrapeen .. 9 1 TRIAL HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. 9 0 Teaone .... 8 3 Firing Tresses 8 13 Archieval 8 1 Rose Arch . 8 13 Ossian .... 8 1 Monetize .... 8 11 Archileen 8 1 Joke Form . 8 9 Violation ... 8 1 Upoko 8 9 Nurjahan ... 8 1 Prince Vai .. 8 5 Cloudbank .. 8 1 Swift Light . 8 5

WAITOMO HANDICAP. of 230 sovs. One mile and one furlong. I’apatu .... 8 10 Tlnakoa .... 7 3 0 Siaosi 8 9 To Koroke . 7 Schorr —. 8 2 The Thorn . 7 0 King Smock . 7 9 Bright Day . 7 0 Mervette .... 7 8 MANIAPOTO HACK CUP HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and one furlong. Wako King 9 0 Roman Abbey 7 7 Star Comet 8 11 Brampton Leitrim ... 8 8 Always .... 7 The Lover .. 8 5 Arch Queen . 7 1 Speechloss . 8 11 Master Koley 7 0 Glen Star .. 7 11 MAIROA FLYING HANDICAP, it 175 sovs. Six 1 urlongs. Macroom 8 4 Regent .... 7 0 New Moon .. 7 11 Tinoiti .... 7 0 Mervette 7 11 RANG1TOTO HACK HANDICAP, of 110 SON s. Six furlongs. 5 Hakanoa s Bombarder .. 9 5 Kerry Dauce 8 4 Valroe 8 8 Nurjahan 8 0 Brampton 8 « Archieval 8 0 HANGATIKI HACK HANDICAP, of 110 SOA s. Six i urlongs. Bombardor . Taku Tama Sulla 10 8 13 .lack Jumper 7 10 Manrea .... 7 4 Hone Hoke 8 3 Any Day ... 7 3 Abbev Queen 7 11 Null! Secundue < 3 Flitter 7 11 FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 140 BOVS. Five furlongs. Town Bird 8 3 Taku Tama . 7 0 Waltzer .... 7 10 Bulolo .... 0 Quilltiro 7 8 0. King Peg .. Prince Lu .. 7 5 0 Regent .... 7 3 Joy Germ .. 0 Leitrim .... 7 0 Ossian .... 7 0