NEW YEAR RACES

Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 83, 2 January 1929, Page 11

NEW YEAR RACES

TRACKS GENERALLY ON THE HEAVY SIDE k** — — GREAT NORTHERN DERBY WON BY RED HECKLE I ' \ OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES BY PEGAWAY AND AUSSIE Race meetings were conducted at many centres yesterday, and although the overhead conditions were reasonably good in the majority of cases, the tracks were heavy. The most important fixture, of cpurse, was the third day of the Auckland meeting, at which the Qreat Northern Derby was decided. This event was won by the Southerner, Red Heckle, with Prodice in second place. At the same meeting Pegaway registered a notable performance by leading the field home in the Racing Club Handicap, thus securing his third win at the meeting; another first-class performance goes to the credit of Aussie, who won the sprint event. Other important meetings were those of the Wairarapa Racing Club, Marton Jockey Club, Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club, and the Stratford Racing Club.

WAIRARAPA MEETING > PANTHER WINS CUP FROM TERI KAIWAIWAI HANDICAP TO BANKET ' Dominion Special Service. '"The weather for the first day of the Wairarapa Racing Club’s summer. meeting ■was tine, but cloudy. There was a large attendance, and the racing was very good throughout, though scratchings reduced the number of runners to live in two events. Speculation on the machine was animated, .the sum of £24,096 being handled, as against £20,519 10/- last year. There was an unfortunate occurrence in connection with the first race. • Anticipating that the race would require to be jus in divisions, the elub included in the /card a list-of horses in each division and then published - oh’ separate pages a list, of the whole of the horses engaged. In numbering .tlie, horses in the first division they awarded the bracketed horses separate numbers instead of putting in la or 2a, with the result that Arikinui’s number in the first division was 5, whereas his number in the non-division list was 3, and it was the latter list that was used, tlie race being run in one heat. Many people who intended to support Arikinui called for a ticket on No. 5, and much to i their chagrin found after the race had f liven run that they were on the wrong horse—Bicker. TAUHERENIKAU STAKES. ” The field in the stakes got away to a good start, Spearin’ being the only one that dwelt on the mark. Arikinui immediately took up the running with Baskier as his nearest opppnent. Racing round the bend Kentish Lady improved Ler position. Arikinui and Baskier were' still in front as .heads were turned for home, and the former was never under pressure to win by about a couple of lengths from Atholspear, who passed Bps.kier about 50 yards from the post. KiriZana was fourth, but there was not mucli 1 between him and several of the others, of ■whom Sir Spcar .was.finishing on strongly. > FEATHERSTON. HANDICAP.' "• i* Tlie field got away in line in the Featherston Handicap, Volplane being the first to show’ out, but Agreeable ran past him, after about 50 yards had been covered. Positions changed quickly on the bend, Volplane again racing to the front from Agreeable and Borsalene. When straightened up for home , the colours of-Roto-whero. Volplane, and Borsalene were most prominent in front of a somewhat bunchled field. A furlong from home Rotowhero and Billion were in charge, the former finishing strongest and winning nicely. Borsalene bore out a bit under pressure in the last part, but was able to hold off Freezeout. Volplane and Ripdale were the next to.finjsh.. . NURSERY HANDICAP. A good dispatch was effected in the Nursery Handicap. Courtlike struck tiie froat almost Immediately, Acreline and Hot Springs being his nearest opponents. Racing freely, Courtlike led round the bend from Acreline and Hot Springs, with the others in close attendance. At r the straight entrance Courtlike had a lead of a couple of lengths, but at this stage i Acreline lost her position. In the run .home Courtlike was never menaced, winning nicely by about two lengths from Tobaccoland, who was Inclined to hang out when the pressure was applied. Hot Springs was a fair third. The next to finish were-, Emotion and Ex Douo. - The winner’s name, was omitted from the card, but a notice that he. was a runner was posted on the totalisator board. However, some of those present did not observe the notice. WAIRARAPA CUI*. Tert, was first out after the start for the Cup, and passing the stand led from Panther, Stanchion, Seatown, King Midas, rft’wink, David Garrick, Hynanna and Row■ley, who stumbled, but recovered himself. At the seven-furlong post Teri was still Jin charge from Panther, Seatown, and King 3l|idas. There’ was little change ever the nexlt couple of furlongs, the only one to materially Improve his position being Thurnbfll, who was lying fourth at this stage. ; Racing round the bend into the straight, Seatown appeared to try for an opening on the rails, but could not get -” through. Panther was almost abreast of Tert as they turned into the straight, but it was not until the last’fifty yards that Panther managed to get his head in front. He won eventually by half a length from Teri, with Sea town another half a length away third.. King Midas was three lengths away, fourth, Thurnbcll being alongside him. Hynanna and Rowley were the last • >to finish. ,1 ’ KAIWAIWAI HANDICAP. ■ Nightmarch, Callaumore, Helotis, and i Silver Coot declined their engagement in the xalwalwal Handicap, thus leaving only iive runners. The public made Banket lavourite, and he duly carried them I throigh. When the tapes were released, Koya. Duke dwelt on tlie mark, losing a Jot if ground. Miss Ransom was hrst out, but Banket shot past her before reaching the five-furloug post, and led for the iemainder of tlie journey. On' the bend Raineses, Lady Ideal, and Miss Ransom were running abreast, with Royal Duke making up liis leeway. In the run lome Royal Duke wore down botn » Ramcses and Lady Ideal, but failed to reach Banket by the best part of a length, i with Barneses right up third, and Lady kldeal a close fourth. Miss Ransom was *not jersevered with when her rider saw lie bid no chance. Royal Duke was the unluiky horse. VAIRARAPA HACK HANDICAP. Th< field was in nice even line when tlie barrbr wan released for the Hack Ilandi- » cup, but Courageous was slow in finding X bls 'eel. Cloyne began smartest and led ' dowr the back stretch from Rory Mor and Mouloa Wonder. At tlie iive-furlong post Bissie had run into third position, while, tlie ethers were reducing the gap between them and the leader. On the bend Rotowlteio moved up smartly on the outside. '.lt tie straiglit entrance Rory .Mor. Moilt,a Wonder, and Rotowhero appeared to 1 .■> the leaders of a bunched field. In a • ..,d race down the straiglit Rory Mor I ina on long enough to defeat Rotowhero t- ? half a length, with St. Melba about a r -k nwav third. linarosebud was placed I -irth. but Mouton Wonder was almost in j «t. with herf Tlie latter looked a di.s--i -ict possibility- at tlie distance, but then weakened. WARDELL HANDICAP. From an excellent start in the Wardell Handicap, Deluge assumed command from • Inferno. Royal Game, Maui, and Decoy /Bird Tliiii order was maintained to the f four-furlong post, where .lie field was ‘ running in closi* formation. Royal Game and Decoy Bird having run up on the outside. At the straiglit entrance Deluge was slightly in front of Royal Game, with the . ethers well up. Over the next furlong < thi-v raced in a bunch, but then condition . told, and Maui drew out to win by three from Decoy Bird, who was a head ’ jin front of Royal Game. Deluge was fourth . and Inferno last.

WHAREKAKA HANDICAP. Miss Gowrie commenced very smartly in the Wharekaka Handicap, and was tlie early leader from Red Glow, Raukura. Second Thought, and Quantum. On the bend the field closed on Miss Gowrie, and as they entered the straight the colours of Second Thought showed up first, with Quantum putting in his run in the middle of the course Second Thought hung on gamely to win a good race by halt a length from Quantum, with Greymist a length away third. Raukura anil Waterspear. were the next to finish, with the latter going the strongest! ’When the serious part of the job had to be undertaken Atiss Gowrie stopped as quickly as she had /Begun. DETAILS OF THE RACING By Telegraph.—Press Association. TAUHERENIKAU STAKES, of 130 sovs. ■ Weight, 8.7. Five furlongs. 3 J. B. Gaistord’s Arikinui, 8.7 (W. Blanche) 1 2 B. Burgess's Atholspear, 8.7 (R. S. Bagby) 2 1 C. Elgar's Baskier, 8.7 (A. Fratus) 3 Also started: 6 Administration and Projection (conpled), 9 Bicker, 10 Snide Light, 4 Green Field, 12 Hygrade, 13 Imateagirl, 5 Kentish Lady, 8 Kiriana, 11 Mint Belle, 17 Ravine, 19 Spearin, 1(5 Shortly, 14 Spear--main, 14 Sambur, 2 Sir Spear (bracketed with Atholspear), 7 Waterspear, IS Wee Night. 15 Black Eyed Sue. Won by two lengths, a length and n half between second and third. Time, Imin. 1 1-usec. FEATHERSTON WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Seven furlongs, 4 T. M. Wilford's Rotowhero, 10.8 . (A. Jenkins) 1 2 J. A. Symoud’s Billion. 9.8 (G. Ridgway) 2 1 T. F. Foley's Borsalene, 10.1 (R. S. Bagby) 3 Also started: 3 Freezeout, 9.11: 13 General Wai, 9.6; 8 Mandarine, 9.5; 6 Volplane, 9.2; 11 Ritdale, 9.0; 10 Tripos,.9.o: 9 Kotalii Eka, 9.0; 7 Agreeable, 9.0; 5 Reflecto, 9.0: 12 Degree, 9.0. A length each way. Time, Imin. 28 4-sscc. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Five furlongs. J. G. T. Bridgeman’s Courtlike, 7.4 (R. Stratton) 1 2 H. P. F. Blundell's Tobaccoland, 7.9 (T. Webster) 2 B. E. E. Jolly’s Hot Springs, 7.4 ' (A. Parkes) 3 Also started: 7 Hunting Call, 7.9; 5 Ben Hur, 7.9, and Miss Desmond, 7.4 (bracketed); 8 Ex Done, 7.9; 4 Push, 7.9; 3 Emotion, 8.2; 10 Painting, 7.6; 6 Acreline, 7.4; 11 Roman Lake, 9.0; 12 Rule Britannia, 7.4; 13 Lady Rene, 7.6. ■Won by two lengths and a half, a length and a half between second and third. Time, Imin. 0 2-ssec. WAIRARAPA CUP HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. One mile and a quarter and 60 yards. 5 V. Riddiford's Panther, 7.13 (S. Wilson) 1 3 11. T. Hume’s Teri, 7.2 (T. Webster) 2 1 .1. Frederic's Scatown, 8.6 (N. Trillo) 3 Also started: 1 Hynanna, 9.11, and Thurnbell, 7.4 (bracketed); .4 King .Midas, 8.6, and David Garrick, 8.3 (bracketed); 6 Rowley, 7.2; 7 Stanchion, 7.0; 8 Twink, 7.0. Won by half a length, a length between second and third. Time, 2min. 10 2-ssec. KAIWAIWAI HANDICAP, of 260 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 C. Elgar's Banket, 7.10 (A. W. Fratus) 1 4 R. J. Murphy's Royal Duke. 7.11 (S. Wilson) 2 2 B. Dooley’s Ramese. 7.8 (T. Webster) 3 Also started: 3 Miss Ransom, 7.10; 5 Lady Ideal, 7.0, A length each way. Time, Imln. 15sec. WAIRARAPA HACK HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. One mile. 1 B. 11. Edklns's Rory Mor, 7.12 (A. W. ’■’'-•atus) 1 2 T. M. Wilford's Rotowhero, 9.1 (A. Jenkins) 2 G A. McDonald's St. Melba. 7.0 (G. R. Parks) 3 Also started: 9 Spearmiss, 8.7; 4 Imarosebud. 7.8; 8 Moutoa ’Wonder, 7.9; 3 Courageous, 7.9; 5 Cloyne, 7.0; 7 Bissau, 7.5. Half a length each way. Time, Imln. 43 l-ssec. WARDELL HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. IV. E. Bryant's Maui, 7.8 (T. Webster) 1 3 Dr. Gilmer's Decoy Bird, 7.9 (A. W. Fratus) 2 2 W. H. Ballinger's Royal Game, 9.4 ■ (R. J. Mackie) 3 Also started. 4 Inferno, 9.4; 5 Deluge, 8:11. Won by three lengths, a head between second and third. Time. Imin. 28 l-ssec. WHAREHAKA HANDICAP, of 165 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 11. Stanbrldge's Second Thought, 7.0 (T. Webster) 1 1 J. W. Lowe’s Quantum. 8.8 (R. S. Bagby) 2 6 S. W. Feast's Grey Mist, 7.1 (W. H. Boll) 3 Also started:. 5 Miss Gowrie. 7.11: 4 Raukura. 7.6; 3 The Dove. 7.1; 7 Waterspear, 7.0; 8 Callagaln. 7.0; 9 Red Glow. 6.12. Won by half a length, a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 16 sec. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) TAWAHA HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. 6 Seven furlongs.—Rotowhero, 11.5; Raukura. Billion. 9.13; Freeze Out. 9.11: General Wai, Cloyne, St. Melba, Mandarine, Sky Bird, Volplane, 9.1: Hygrade. Ripdale, Fair One. Administration. Red Glow, 9.0. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 170, sovs. Five furlongs.—First Money, 9.2; Courtlike, 8.6: Tobacco Land, 8.1: Duellona, 7.11: Emotion. Push. 7.5: Ben Hur. Sapient, Painting, Becky Sharp. Catalix, RuleBritannia. Miss Desmond. 7.0. RUSSELL HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs.—Banket, 8.11: Royal Duke, 8.5; Veronese, 8.4; Quantum, 7.10: Ramesos, Miss Ransom. 7.9: Lady Ideal, 7.0. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. One mile, one furlong, and 80 yards.— Seatown. S.1O: Dnvid Garrick, 8.4: Royal Game, Teri, 7.11; Rowley, Tliurnbcll, Twink. 7.0. GREYTOWN HACK HANDICAP, of 1(m sovs. Six furlongs.—Second Thought, Arikinui. 8.1: Raukura. 7.11: Miss Gowrie, Atholspear. Huskier. 7.9: Moutoa Wonder, 7.8- Grev Mist. Billion, Dennod. 7.7: The Dove. 7.3: Kentish Lady. Red Glow, Spearman. Spearin' Kiriana. Mint Belle, Guide Light. 7.0 MOROA.UACK HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. One mile.--Stanchion. 9.0: Borsalene. 8.6: linarosebud. Courageous. 7.8: Moutoa Wonder, 7.5; Uissac, 7.2; Mandarine, Clovne. Ttlack-eyed Sue. 7.0. WAIHENOA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs.—King Midas. 9.11: Royal Game. 9.2: Inferno, 8.8: Rotowhero, 8.6: Raineses, 7.11: Decoy Bird, Twink, 7.9: Borsalene. Deluge. 7.7. PIItINOA STAKES, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs. (All Ost.).— Atholspear. Austerity. Agreeable. Bicker. Callagaln. Imaten Girl, Projection, Reflecto, St. Melba, Shortly. Sambur, Tripos, Ravine, Tourist, Water Spear. Wee Night. WHISKY WARNING. , When ordering Bell’s Whisky—the bi mid which has been on the market for thirty years- be certain that yon are supplied with Scotch whisky from Arthur Bel) and Sons, Ltd., Perth, Scotland. and take no other. Arthur Bell and Sons., Ltd., the bottle with the yellow label, for age and purity.—Advt

MARTON MEETING FAVOURITE WINS THE CUP STEWARDS’ HANDICAP TO MISS PAT Dominion Special Service. Marton, Januarj- 1. The Marton meeting opened to-day in showery weather, and the course was heavy There was a good attendance mid tlie totalisator handled £29.662 compared witli £30,726 10s. op the first day last year. TRIAL PLATE. Balloon and Black Maire were the favourites for the Trial Plate. Black Maire was in charge soon after the held settled down and he led into tlie straight from High Tide and Kali. In the run home he was not troubled to win by three imigths from High Tide, with Roya Black another three lengths away bird and Warzone, Miss Atalanta and Balloon f°Balloon finished well and might have troubled the winner more than the others did had he been well placed at the home turn. HACK HURDLES. Elicit and Hymestrason were both at short prices for the Hack Hurdles and in the end they had the finish to thems-ehes. Half a mile from home the pair cante rght away from the field and in the home run Elicit easily aceountei for Hymestrason and won bj a k .nUn. Panorama, who was third, was un lengths away, and Grand National was a poor fourth. Manca jumped ba.l.y and Atareria and Mandate came to grief at the last hurdle. JUVENILE HANDICAP. Equitant, a warm favourite, was well beaten in the Juvenile Handicap. Equitant and Lucky Bag led to the strnight, where Lucky Bag went on alone. hquiUnt stopped badly and Lucky Bag won by a couple of lengths from Acredity, who was half a length in front of the favourite. with Indolent and Rich Harvest next. The winner, by Luculliis from Moondine, looks a fairly good sort. MARTON CUP. Backed down to a short price, Nightmarch pulled his backers through in the Marton Cup. Ruanui led Mendip, Star Area, Vivo, and Mountain Heath through the straight the first time, but along the back Nightmarcli ran past the held and led into tlie straight from Ruanui, Star Area and Mendip. Star Area threw out a challenge, but Nightmarch beat him home by a length and a-1 alf, with Historic finishing well a length away and Homemade an indifferent fourth. Nightmarch won well, but both Star Area find Historic are early possibilities for further successes. DASH HACK HANDICAP. In the Dash Hack Handicap White Ringlet made the early running, but Mangaharei led into the straight from First Ruler, and in the run home First Ruler came away and lasted long enough to win by half’a length from Warflame, who finished strongly. Australis was a good third, and White Ringlet fourth. RAILWAY HANDICAP. Benzora. The Raider, and Ruffles were the fiLVOtirites for the Railway Handicap. The Raider got to the front early in the race and led into tlie straight, but Keddar, ■who was handy at that stage, and Miss Pat both came at him, and Miss Pat. finishing best, won by two lengths from Keddar, who beat The Raider a length and a halt. Callaumore and Benzora were next. NEW YEAR HACK HANDICAP. Thrift wound up favourite for the New Year Handicap, but Kalos beat him home comfortably ill the finish. Along the back Skyrider was leading Shining Star, Thrift (pulling hard), King Quex, Irish Moss, and Kalos. Skyrider led into the straight ■from Tlirift and Kalos, with Shining Star next. Kalos cut down Tlirift and won by half a length, with King Quex a good tilird, and Acred, Kilorel, and Skyrider following. ' STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Singleton and Kilmezzo were the favourites for the Stewards’ Handicap. Kilmezzo led into tlie straiglit from a bunched field, and in the straight Nucleus shot out, eventually winning by a length from-Sin-gleton. Pencils finished on fairly well, but Kilmezzo failed in tlie straiglit. DETAILS OF'THE RACING (By Telegraph.—Press Association., Murton, January 1. TRIAL PLATE, of 120 sovs. Six furlongs and 37 -yards. 1 J. McNicol's Black Maire, 8.7 ' (E. A. Keesing) 1 3 E. Stockman's High Tide, 8.7 (A. G. Murray) 2 6 L. S. Smith's Royal Black, 8.7 (C. Broughton) 3 Also started : 9 Miss Atalanta, 8.7; 7 Kali, 8.7; 2 Balloon, 8.7: 4 I’egeen Oge, 8.7; 8 Rnngiutu. 8.8’4; 5 Warzone, 8.7. Won by three lengths, four, lengths between second and third. Time,, Imin. 19 l-ssec. FIRST HURDLES, of 160 sovs. About one mile and a half. IA. Svme's Elicit. 10.4 (Alan McDonald) 1 3 R. E. Hatch's Ilymestrason. 9.6 (C. Robinson) 2 2 Mrs. 11. E. NichoH's Panorama, 10.5 . (W. Bowden) 3 Also started: 4 Atareria. 10.9 (fell); 5 Grand National, 10.2; 6 Marica, 9.0; 7 Mandate. 9.1 (fell). v u Won by a length, twelve lengths between second and third. Time, 2min. 47 sec. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of. 150 sovs. Five furlongs. 3 C. T. Kecble's Lucky Bag, 7.5 (A. G. Murray) 1 8 T. Ryan’s Accredit} - , 7.0 (K. Voitre)’ 2 1 S. J. Gibbons's Equltant, 7.11 (J. Potter) 3 Also started: 5 Boundary, 8.5: 2 Indolent, 8.2; 10 Snowshoe, 7.9; 4 Rich Harvest. 7.9; 6 Latakia, 7.11; 7 Many Acres. 7.74: 9 King Hal, 7.2; 11 Acora. 7.0. Won by three lengths, a length and a half between second and third. Time, 1 min. 3sec.

MARTON CUP, of 600 sovs. One mile and a quarter and 37 yards. 1 A. Louisson's Nightmarch, 8.3 (E. Keesing) J. 2 J. Bradley’s Star Area, 8.7 (H. Griffiths) 2 5 V. Riddiford’s Historic. 8.4 (A. Hobson) _ 3 Also started: 5 Ruanui. 8.2; 4 Mendip, 7.13; 3 Mountain Heath. 7.6; 7 Vivo, 7.2; 9 Novar. 7.0; 8 Home. Made, 7.7}. Won by a length and a half, half a length between second and third. Time, 2min. lllsec. DASH HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six. furlongs and 37 yards. 1 L. Rathbone’s First Ruler, 7.6 (C. Davis) 1 9 J. Palmer’s Warplane. 7.9 (K. Robinson) 2 5 K. Kennedy's Australis, 8.3 (A. Hobson) 3 Also started: 8 Mon Mint, 8.11: 3 Wyeford, 8.2; 7 White Ringlet, 8.1; 6 Patearoa, 8.2; 2 Mangaharei, 8.6: 4 Miss Field, 7.13. Won by a neck, half a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 20sec. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Six furlongs and 37 yards. 4 J. J. Garment's Miss Pat, 7.9} (K. Robinson) 1 5 G. E. Trevor’s Keddar, 7.10 (J. Potter) 2 2 J. McDurie's The Raider, 7.4 (A. G. Murray) 3 Also started: 6 Vast Acre, 8.9; 1 Benzora, 8.9; 3 Ruffles, 7.10; 8 Chelone, 7.10; 7 Callanmore, 7.3: 9 Dobbin, 7.8. Two lengths eaeli way. Time, Imln. 19sec. NEW YEAR HACK HANDICAP, of ITO sovs. One mile and 137 yards. 5 C. F. VaHance's Kalos, 9.13 (Alan McDonald) 1 2T. A. Duncan’s Thrift, 8.2 (J. Potter) 2 1 Dr. Kemp's King Quex, 8.7 (A. Griffi(li) 3 Also started: 3 Acred, 8.11; 7 Kilburn, 8.3; 6 Sinning Star. S.O; 4 Skyrider, 7.8; 8 Kilorell. 7.10: 9 Irish Moss, 7.4. Won b.v a length, a neck between second and tliird. Time, Imin. 53. l-ssee. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of 200 sovs. About seven furlongs. 7 F. Ehrhorn’s Nucleus, 7.9 (K. Robinson) 1 1 D. J. Barry's Singleton, 9.11 (E. Keesing) - 2 J. O'Brien's Kilmezzo, 8.11 (A. Hobson) 3 Also started: 5 Pcueus. 8.10}; 3 Vigilance, 8.2; 6 Wilderness, 8.2; 4 Lin Arlington. 7.12. Won b.v a length, a length and a half between second and tliird. Time, Imin. 32sec.

ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY

JUNCTION PLATE, of 140 sovs. Five furlongs.—Luek.v Bag 8.1; Equitnnt, 8.0: Indolent, Boundary, 7.11; Postman, Kali, Snowshoe, 7.9; Acredity, 7.7; Praeda, Pont d'Or. 7.0.

SECOND HACK HURDLES, of 140 sovs One mile and a half.—Novar, 11.6; Red Bank, 10.8; Atarewa. 10.7; Grand National. 10.7; Ilymestrason. 9.11; Lady Gay, 9.9. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of L.O sovs. Seven furlongs.—Kalos. 10.0: Acred, 8.4; King Quex, 8.2; Thrift, 7.13: Shining Star, 7.9: Arcliena. 7.8; Austra is, 7.7; Cold Air, 7.6; Skj rider, 7.2; Irisli Moss, Vexiilum, 7.(X

ALDWOJITH STAKES, of 400 sovs. J One mile and 137 yards.—Singleton, 8.2; Ruanui, 8.0; Mendip, 7.11: Sir Roy, 7.10; 5 Mountain Heath. 7.4; Keddar, 7.4; Kilmezzo, 7.2; Vivo, 7.1. z 3 LADIES’ BRACELET, of 110 sovs. One mile and 137 yards.—Acred, 12.2; Elysianor, 11.11: Kilburn. 11.4; Ilymestrason, 10.8: Brone Atacama, 10.7. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 230 sovs. Six furlongs.—Vast Acre. Benzora. 8.1 - -: 1 Miss Pat, 8.9: The Raider. 7.11; Chelone, 1 7.7; Callanmore, 7.6; Dobbin, 7.5. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, of 150 1 sovs. Five furlongs.— Mangahaeri, 8.2: 1 Black Maire, 8.1; Miss Field, 8.0: First , Ruler. 7.13: White Ringlet, 7.10: Inflame. 7.6: Evensong, 7.2: Wnrfille, Valky. i.O. TURAKINA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Keddar. 9.2: Kilmezzo, . 9.0- Nucleus. 8.10: Pencils. 8.7: Calliui- ■ more, 8.5: Vigilance. Brigadier Bill, Wilderness, Lin Arlington. 8.0. * STRATFORD MEETING ORAZONE WINS CUP SPRINT TO RIDGEMOUNT By Telegraph.—Press Association. Stratford, January 1. The morning rain made the going heavy for the first day of the Stratford races; the rain, however, cleared alter the first race The attendance was good and tne totaiisator handled £27,137 compared with £36,694 on the first day last year, a decrease of £6557. Results: TRIAL STAKES, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. Special weights. 1 Archieval ~ 2 Kalia 5 5 Wise Acre " L''i'" Y...i Also started: Akama, Kentish Lad. Havering, Monoie, Merxcis, Annoyer, Emberalto. , , ... „ Won by four lengths, a half between second and third. lime, Imin. 18 2-ssee. TARIKI HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs and a halt. 1 Ownlraka, 8.12 ~ 2 Airtight, 8.6 a 3 Calamine, 8.0 V"J 1 1,'-Y s i Also started: Onward, 8.13, A1 I " a ’ b - Heads separated tlie placed horses. Time, Imin. 40sec. STRATFORD CUP, of 100 sovs. One mile and a quarter. . 3 Orazone, 7.0 ~ 6 Anolo, 7.3 5 Also started: Yonia, 8.3; „ J .P. n L 7.10; Manly, 7.5: Royal Mint, 7.6, Limosa, 7.0: Alonsoa,. 7.0. Necks separated the placed horses. Time, 2min. 13sce. OHURA HACK HURDLES of 200 sovs. One mile and a halt. 8 Grand Lupin, 9.0 ~ 1 Horomea, 10.10 ° Glcngariff. i 0.6: 10.2; Gala Day, 10.1; Lucrative, 9.0, InalimWon °by a length and a half, a length between second and third. Time, -mm. , 55sec. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Five furlongs. 8 Potoleen, 7.3 ~ ( 5 Potency. 7.7 - , 2 Filing Binge, 8.0 •••• •> Also started: Callapat, 5.13: Our 7.4; Ambridge, 7.3; Banbridge, 7.3; Black Odin, 7.0; Golden Flower, 7.0. Won by a length, Half a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 5 3-ssec. DOUGLAS HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Ridgemount, 7.13 I 7 Melissa, 7.1 - 3 Gold Dawn, 7.0 ’’ Also started: Te Atiawa, 8.0; Paul Lucerne, 7.10; 'Monaghan, 7.5; Taku ’lama, 70; Lucy Rose, 7.0; Seastar, 7.0; Flying Shot, 7.0. A length and a half each way. Time, Imln. 16 l-ssec. MIDHIRST HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Eight furlongs and a half. 5 Miss Mercia, 8.0 1 6 Always, 7.5 3 Star Comet. 9.0 3 Also started: Glen Star, 7.5; Sovcna, 7.3; Gasnapper. 7.1; Iclogne, 7.0. Won by a head, a length and a half between second and third. Time, 2min. 1 l-sscc. RAILWAY HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Lady Quex, 8.7 1 4 Monsogne, 7.6 ’. 2 3 Rillet, 7.2 3 Also started: Richfield, 7.11; Fancy Boy, 7.8; Luminary, 7.8; Joke Form, 7.0. Won by two lengths, a length between second aud third. , ' ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY By Telegraph.—Press Association. CARDIFF MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs.—Wise Acre, 8.12; Kaba, 8.11; Havering, Fortaliee, 8.5; Skypoint, Kentish Lad, Tangerim, 8.2; Ngawahine, Lady Lucerne, 8 Merxcis, Iciogne, I’atrolet, 7.12. TOKO HIGH-WEIGHT HACK HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. Seven furlongs and a half.—Royal Acre, 9.5; Glen Star, 9.2; Onward, Airtight, 8.10: Sovena. 8.2: Calamine, 8.1; Gasnapper, Te Karere, Patrolet, Viburnum, 8.0. MALONE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Nine furlongs.—Paitonu, 8.6; Yoma. 8.5; Manly, 7.13; Wenday, Anolo, 78; Paul Lucerne, 7.7; Monaghan, 7.2; The Swell, 7.1; Miss Mereia, 7.0 STRATHMORE HACK HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. Five furlongs.—Lady Quex, 9.12; Argue, 8.6; Coolmint, 8.3_: Flying Binge, 7.10: Luminary, 7.9; Rillet, 7.0; Monoic, . Merxcis, Skypoint, AV ise Acre, 7 'MAKURI HACK HURDLE HANDICAP, of ISO sovs. One mile and a half.—Horomea, 11.0; Gala Day, 10.1; Grand Lupin, 9.12; San Fera. 9.9; Berinthia, ’J.I. ELECTRIC JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. Five furlongs. —Llanore, 8.12; Arehieval, 8.4; Potency, 8.1; Potoleer, 8.0; Calamine, 7.9; Zane, 7.7; Golden Flower. 7.2; Our Nancy Royal Finance, 7.0. NGAERE HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Six furlongs—Ridgemount, 8.11; Paul Lucerne,. 81- Te Atiawa, 7.13; Hipo, 7.6; Whenuanui, 7.5; Monaghan, 7.4; Gold Dawn, 7,2: Taku Tama. Quillfire, Nasstori. Sea Star, 7.0. , COUNTY HACK HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. Six furlongs.—Lady Quex, 9.9; Gold Dawn, 90- Owairaka, 8.12: Argue, 8.1: Coolmint, 7.1.1; Arehieval, 7.11; Richfield, Monsogne, 7,10; Rillet. 7.3; Monoie, 7.0. HAWKE’S BAY MEETING STAR GOD WINS PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP STEWARDS’ HANDICAP TO JOY KING i By Telegraph.-Press Association ' Hastings, January 1, j The Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s sum- i met- meeting opened in beautiful weather i to-day, with a large attendance. Tlie course provided good going. The sum of i £19.397 was put through the totalisator. , as against £14,763 on tlie first day last . year, an increase of .£4634. Results: ; OTATARA JUMPERS’ FLAT HANDICAI’, of 100 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 1 2 W. Henderson’s Heather Blend. 9.0 (A. Tricklebank) 1 3 R Jeffare’s Rakauponga, 9.2 (A. Lord) 2 ' 5 Taranaki Te Ua's Gordon Swift, 9.7 ' (J. Wairoa) 3 I Also started: 6 Admiral Codringto'i. : 10.12; 1 Abisoguc, 10.5; 4 Braeman, 9.9; 7 Damon. 9.0. , , 1 Won by a length, a length and a hull i between second ajid third. Time, 2min. 11 3-ssec. MAHORA MAIDEN,’ ot 100 sovs. Five ' furlongs. 1 6 J. S. McLeod’s Beruera. 8.0 . (J. Hockley) 1 1 5 G. Clifton’s Trisogne. 8.0 (K. Baker) 2 1 7 D McLeod's Good Cheer, 8.0 <E. Busbridge) - 3 Alsu started:' 7 Irish Court. 8.0; 4 Josken. 8.0; 4 Blackpool, 8.0: 12 Tutlra. 8.0: 13 Town Section. 8.0; 9 Bay D'Or, 8.0: 3 Golden Aren. 8.0; 14 Gold Medal. 8.0: 15 Acervate. 8.0; 2 Last Mark, 8.0; 11 N'ga- 1 hura, 8.0: 8 Sylvan Doll. 8.0; 10 Tunbridge, ( 8.0: 1 Mol lipinue. 8.0. Won by a length and a-liaif, tlirce-qiiar-ters of a length between second and third. Timo 1 mln. 2 3-5 sec. HASTINGS HANDICAP of 40 sovs. Six ( _ furlongs and a-l\alf. 2 D. 11. McLeod and C. 11. Slater's Epistle, 8.8 (J. Hockley) 1 ] 3 Taranaki Te Ua’s Iluikai, 8.13 (A. G. Dixon) - i 1 C. Haldane’s Queen's Choice, 8.3 (K. _ i Baker) -I i Also started: 5 Rapine, 9.13; 6 Road Hog. ] 7.4: 4 Mystum. 7.0. . . A length and a-lnilf eacli way. Time: 1 'min. 21 4-5 sec.

JUVENILE HAaDICAP ot Hl) sovs. r'lvo furlongs. . 1 J. D. Ormond’s Cuticle, 7.4 (E. Joyce) 1 5 J. S. McLeod’s My Own, 7.4 (W. _ Comm) ••• 2 4 Miss Cunneen’s Winlock, 7.3 (N. Davis ? Also started: 3 Don Quixote, 7.i; 2 Best Friend. 7.7: 6 Royal Parade, 7.7; 7 San OCX, 7.4; 8 Adept, 7.4. Won by three-quarters of a length, a length between second and third. Time: 1 min. 3 3-5 sec. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP of 175 sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 1 A B. Williams's Star God, 8.4 (M. Gilmore) 1 2 D H. McLeod'S aud C. H. Slater’s Pale Star, 8.6 (J. Hockley) 2 3 S. Kirkpatrick's Superb King. 8.8 (L. Butterworth) 3 Also started: 4 Tanagra, 8.3; 5 Gold Bag. 7.8; 6 Keen, 7.0. Won by a length and a halt, half a length between second and third. Time. 2min. 8 4-ssec. WAIPATU HACK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. One mile. 3 J. Gillies’s Topere, 7.11 (R. Savage) 1 4 R. Gregory’s Jen. 8.5 .... (A. Corner) 2 1 J J. Keys’s Repay, 8.13 (C. W. Stratton) 3 Also started: 5 First Prince, 8.6; 2 Goodwill, 8.3; 7 Imperial Fame, 8.0: 8 Whakane, 8.0: 6 Ahalama, 8.0. Won by half a length, a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 42sec. HAVELOCK FLYING HANDICAP,' of 110 sovs. Six furlongs, 1 P. F. Wall’s Kaihoro, 9.4 (J. W. Nixon) 1 4 W. J. Wood’s Chopin. 7.2 (C. Davies) 2 6 A. B. Williams's Knightlike, 8.9 (T. Bound) 3 Also started: 9 Royal Lineage, 9.0; 8 Nightwitch, 7.9; 2 King's Jest, 7.9: 7 Channaline, 7.9; 10 Golden Shadow, 7.7; 3 Brown Sugar. 7.7; 12 Break o' Day, 7,7; 5 High Court, 7.7; 11 King Manu, 7.2. Won by two lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 14 3-ssec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 160 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 A. B. Williams's Joy King, 9.1 (M. Gilmore) 1 6 E. A. Jones’s Lipsol, 7.7 (W. Horne) 2 3 D. H. McLeod's and C. 11. Slater's Epistle, B.o} (J. Hockley) 3 Also started: 5 Aston, 8.1; 2 Millais, 7.13; 4 Arrow Boy, 7.0. Won by a neck, six lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 14 3-ssec. Aston and Millais fell. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY AOTEA JUMPERS’ FLAT, of 100 sovs. Nine furlongs.—Abisogne, 10.3; Admiral Codrlngton, 9.13; Heather Blend, 9.11; Jen, 9.9: Gordon Swift. 9.8; Braeman, 9.7; Rakauponga, 9.7; Wilmoreana, Handv, 9.3: Chrlshna. '9.0. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—Goodwill, Trisogne, 8.6; Mothplane. 8.4; Good Cheer. 8.3; Baby Prince, Primax, Imperial Fame. Tunbridge, Highland Mystery, Tutlra, S.O. JANUARY HANDICAP, of 140 sovs.— Six furlongs and a half. —Rapine. 9.12; Enistle, 9.3; Lipsol, 5.9; Queen's Choice, 5.5. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. Five furlongs.—Cuticle, 8.1; Lordlike. 7.13; My Own. 7.8; Glasslough, Best Friend, Royal Parade, Don Quixote. Winlock. Sau Quiex. 7.7; Gay Virginia, Tcawha, Wedding Bells, 7.0. NEW YEAR HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Nine furlongs.—Joy King, 10.3; Star God, 9.4; Pale Star, 8.10: Superb King, 8.9; Tanagra, 8.0; Gold Boy, Tea Lady, 7.5; Road Hog, Keen, 7.0. OMAIIU HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. One mile.—Royal Lineage, 9.12; Gold Bag. 8.12; High Court, 8.10; Pllminerton, Curtsey, Tea Tattle, Break o’ Day, 8.4; Goodwill, Whakahuc, Ahalaina, Tom Byrne. Merry Wanderer, Piropoua, 8.0. MATAPIRO HACK FLYING, of 140 sovs. Six furlongs.—Knightlike. 8.9; Tea Lady, 8.7; Arrow Boy, 8.6; Repay, 8.2; Chopin, 7.10; Topere. 7.8; Golden Shadow - , 7.5; Brown Sugar, Channaline, 7.4; Tan, Sylvan Dell, 7.0, FINAL HANDICAP, of 160 sovs. Six furlongs.—Joy King, 9.13; Epistle, ' 8.2; Aston. 8.1; Millais. 7.13; Lipsol, 7.10; Tanagra, 7.2; Mystum, 7.0, AUCKLAND MEETING THE BRILLIANT PEGAWAY RED HECKLE WINS DERBY CONSISTENT AUSSIE AGAIN WINS (By Telegraph from "The Watcher.”) Auckland, January 1. The third day of the Auckland Racing Club's summer meeting was held at Ellerslie to-day in fine warm weather. A sharp shower fell after the fifth race, the Great Northern Derby, but apart from making the track a trifle greasy its effect was negligible. The track except for the straight was not in good order. It was much cut about by the first two days’ racing in the rain, and no attention was paid to it down the back and on tlie turns. The totalisator receipts for the first three days are £238,815 10s., compared with £315,805 for the first three days of last year, a decrease of £76,956, and to-day’s receipts were £98,757, a decrease of £13,207 over the third day of last year. The racing was interesting. Pegaway carried off all tlie honours in the A.R.C. Handicap and Aussie was too brilliant for hts opponents in the sprint. The race for the Derby proved a good thing in the finish for the Riccarton representative Red Heckle. Not only did he have too much pace for his opponents, but he outstayed them in the critical stages. ELLERSLIE HANDICAP. Amor started a very firm favourite for the apprentice riders' race, but after a creditable showing had to be content with third money. Court Jester was the first out and he led for a furlong, when Modest Boy, Miss Myrtle and Arikitoa went to the front and they led to the straight from Court Jester, High Faintin' and Amor. Once in line Modest Boy and Miss Myrtle did best, and Modest Boy won by a short neck. Amor was a length and a half back, with Philippic, Court Jester and High Faintin’ handy. The second horse was the rank outsider. Outside the placed horses the best race was run by Philippic. He finished on well after being in the rear for the major portion of the journey. Court Jester had every chance. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP. Gay Ballerina, drawing No. 1, and with Goldfinch up, was sorted out as a certainty for the two-year-old handicap, and she duly won, but had little to spare at the finish from an outsider in Polyxena, who was finishing much the stronger, Glenartney, with 9Jlb. over-weight to secure the services of B. H. Morris, was fractious at the start and to a lesser extent Awamutu. When let go Daistou was first to move, bnt lost his place, Glenartney and Gold Tinge with Gay Ballerina, Currajong, Dalton and Praetor jiext. Gay Ballerina moved up to the front found the turn and led into the straight from Gold Tinge, Currajong and Daistou, Glenartney having run right off tlie course. Once in line Gay Ballerina shot away and Polyxena came with a strong run. Shaken up. Gay Ballerina got home by a long neck. Gold Tinge was four or five lengths back, followed by Currajong, -Dalston, Desert Song and Gay Duke. The winner is very smart. It was her first start in New Zealand, but in the spring she ran third in the A..1.C. Gimcrack Stakes at Randwick. Polyxena is a neat filly by Chief Ruler from tile imported Podokcs. She was one of Jamieson's team on tlie Sydney trip, but did not race there. She finished very solidly. Gold Tinge lias improved a bit but had every chance. Dalston was beaten a long way' from home and Desert Song, while running a fair race, was never likely. Glenartney. by Hunting Song from Melodise (dam of Agitato and Vivo), from tlie Fordell stable, allowed a lot of brilliance early, hut lost nny chance lie had by running right off tlie course coming into the straight. NEW YEAR HURDLES. Gienotus, a big outsider, came home In the hurdles, outstaying another lightweight in Lady Spalpeen, who had a very comniandiug lead for most of tlie journey King's Guard and Farndon fell at the first fence anil Mangani at the second, leaving Lady Spalpeen with a long lead from Potoanul, Abbot’s Delight. Lady Cintra and Beaumont. Down the back tlie last time Pouri and Abbot’s Delight fell and Beaumont made a couple of bad jumps wliieli put him out of tlie possibilities Turning for home Lady Spill peen was still well clear of Potoanui and Lady Cintra, lint they were tiring, and once over the last fence Gienotus stuck on to cateli and beat Lady Spalpeen by a long neck. Potoanui was a couple of lengths back, followed by Lady Cintra. Mangaiti and Beaumont. Gienotus won through superior stamina. _ Beaumont ran below previous form.

A.R.C. HANDICAP. Hoylake, the favourite for the principal handicap, was well back all the way, and never threatened to get up. white l-ang (C. Eastwood) created a sensation by careering away to the front just as the same rider had done with Hoylake in tlie New Zealand Cup, and at tlie end of live or six furlongs was ten to twelve lengths clear of the bunch, which was headed by Coriuax, Papatu, Catkin, Pegaway. and Count Cavour, the rear being brought up by Oratrix, Hoylake, and Tidal. ertigern ran up past the half, where White hangs lead was reduced to a couple of I tn- 11 * 5 - and as they turned into tlie straight W bite Fang, Corinas, and Verligern were close together from Catkin. Transformer. I ai lll ' tu and Pegaway. Pegaway came through with a solid run over the last furlong, and beat Transformer by three-parts of a length; White. Fang was a head away third, and close up were i’apatu. Connax. Catkin, Thursby, Mask, Hoylake, ami VorticfGm. . . The winner won like the good horse which he undoubtedly is. IransforiiKr surprised by his forward showing, whi e White Fans, better handled, looked as it he would have been hard to beat. Corinax beat himself by trying to get up to the leader too soon. Oratrix finished very solidly from the rear, but bad no chance of winning. Papatu an d v t Up" kin ran fair races. \ertigcin ran well, and at ten would just about have won. J le ° run on as the wet weather interrupted his work. Count Cavour, in a handy position for a mile or a little over, eventually finished a very bad last. GREAT NORTHERN DERBY. Fourteen started for the rich stake in the three-year-old classic, but in the main tlie form represented was very - moderate. The dual Guineas winner Prodice was a firm favourite from Toxeuma and Red Heckle, and then the best support amongst the others went to Teheka and Perception. Toxeuma, Sir Russell, Prodice and Moorgas were the early leaders, and as they ran out of the straight Perception went up and took charge from Sir Russell, Prodice, Toxeuma, and Moorgas, Red Heckle and Metellus bringing up the rear. Red Heckle moved up past the five furlong post, past which there was some crowding in tiie rear, Teheka and Concentrate getting badly stopped. Red Heckle went on until passing the half, where he was within striking distance of the leading bunch in which Perception, Moorgas, Toxeuma, Prodiee and Gold Money were the most prominent. Continuing his run Red Heckle was up and challenging a furlong and a half from the post, and although he got into some crowding he extricated himself and forged ahead to beat Prodice fairly comfortably by three-quarters of a length. .Toxeumu was two lengths back third, with Gold Money a handy fourth. The bunch was two or three lengths away, headed by Concentrate, Perception, and Teheka. Red Heckle won on his merits and outstayed all his opponents, coming from last position over the last six furlongs. On the other hand, Prodice, never further back than third, had every chance. Toxeuma failed to stay. Really on the season's form Red Heckle and Prodice were outstanding, tlie only doubt in the case of the former, who won tlie Members’ Handicap in November, being his stamina. He is the best horse so far sired by the Martian horse Warplane, and his win made the second successive victory for F. Christmas’s stable, wtio won twelve months ago with Martarma, on whom R. McTavish was also tlie joeke> Concentrate and Teheka had their chanv s badly affected about five furlongs from home, but for which it is possible they would have been in the picture. Moorgas covered a considerable lot of ground, and as he was with Red Heckle a furlong off the post, he might have been troublesome handled in a capable manner. COUNTY HANDICAP. For the hack race the solid favourite Jolly Money proved the best of good things, shooting out in the straight and winning very easily by three or four lengths. In the early part Air King. Bombardcr, Brilliant Light, and Just Nell were the most prominent, and over the business stages Air King did best to get second money from Jfussie by a length. Mussie came from a good way back, and so did the fourth horse, Good Boy. Royal Flower, who ran a fair race, was fifth, and then came Brilliant Light and Bombarder. Just' Nell, a four-year-old Nassau mare, shaped well for six furlongs, and looks an improved horse. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. Aussie was relied upon in the open sprint in preference to Awarere, and lie was a, much better favourite than Paganelli. Naturally they monopolised the bulk of the attention of backers, but it was surprising the amount ot support accorded the other runners, whose chances after tills brilliant pair looked hopeless. , The Hawk from No. 1 began best and settled down in front with Tea Time until past tlie half, where Kingfield ran up aud led for home from Tea Time. The Hawk, High Finance, Aussie and Paganelli. Once in line Aussie shot away, and although Paganelli made desperate efforts Aussie won comfortably by two lengths, Paganelli beating High Finance by a similar margin. Kingfield and The Hawk were next. It was a two-horse race and a onehorsc finish. The Hawk ran quite a fair raCC ’ GLASGOW HANDICAP. There was a long delay at the start of the concluding race caused by Golden Wedding and Yaqui. They were flnally left, and in addition Golden Wedding so badly interfered with Liaison that the latter also was completely left. Lady s Bov soon showed out from Ohinemurl, Flying Juliet, Marble King and Cynthia N with Ciinabue and Lunette next. At the five furlongs interference was met by Cimabue and Lunette, who had their chances extinguished. Mervette moveil up past the half and Lady s Boy led icr home with Ohinemuri, Marble King. Mervette, Prince Lu and Branson. Once in line Mervette joined the leaders and in a close finish gpt home by a head from Ohinemuri, with L» d . v ’ s further back. Master O Rourke was two or three lengths back fourth, followed by Cynthia N.. Prince Lu, Cimabue, Flvincr Juliet and Brunson. Mervette won well. Cimabue did not begin very well and apart from the ference was never galloping freely. son. who has not had a race tor a showed up entering the strmght and should be improved. The winner is trained by A. Tinker, who had a good day, as he also rode the winning double Pegaway and Aussie. DETAILS OF THE RACING By Telegraph.—Press Association. ELLERSLIE HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. One mile. 3 N Cunningham and R. S. Thompson s Modest Boy, 8.5 (Sharkey) 1 11 J. Moorhead’s Miss Myrtle, 7.0 (Parsons) 2 1 F. Williamson’s Amor, 9.0 .. (Pascoe) 3 Also started: 4 8.5; 7 Arikitoa 2 War Officer. 7.13: 9 Moy Hall, 5 High Falutin’. 7.8; 8 Big Bertha, 7.6; Court Jester, 7.4; 10 Mon Star, 7.0. Miss Myrtle, Modest Boy, and Arikitoa made most of the running, and in a good finish .Modest Boy beat Miss Myrtle by a neck. Philippic was fourth. Time, Imin. 41 3-ssec. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Five furlongs. I W. G. Stead’s Gay Ballerina. 7.8 (H. Goldfinch) 1 8 J. T. Jamieson’s Polyxena. 7.0 (A. Dick) 2 3 G. J. Barton's Gold Tinge, 9.8 (A. Tinker) 3 Also started: 4 Awamutu, 8.2; 2 Dalston, 8.1: 7 Cymon. 7.12: 6 Desert Song 7.11; 5 Glenartney. 7.8; 12 Hunting Cry, 16 Pellette, 7.5; 13 Vali, 7.3; 10 Currajong. 9 Gay Duke, 15 Norval Tea, 11 Praetor, 14 Fairy Belle. 7.0. Glenartney and Gay Ballerina were prominent to the turn, where Glenartney ran very wide. Gay Ballerina went on to win bv 'a long neck from Polyxena, who came from a good way back. Gold Tinge was three lengths away third, and Currajong fourth. Time. Imin. 2 l-ssec. NEW YEAR’S HURDLE RACE, of 500 sovs. Two miles. 10 Mrs. B. McLeod's Gienotus. 9.0 (Garrett) 1 8 R. B. Hine’s Lady Spalpeen. 9.0 (McGregor) 2 6 S. H. Crawford’s Potoanui, 9.11 (Sharkey) 3 Also started: 2 Beaumont. 4 Mangani, 10.11; 5 King's Guard, 3 Pouri, 10.10; 9 Uralla, 9.11; 1 Lady Cintra, 9.9; 7 Karamu, 9.4; 12 Abbot's Delight. 9.3: 14 Blajo, II Farndon, 9.0; 13 Mangaiti, 9.1. ■ Abbot’s Delight led over the early stages, followed by Lady Cintra. Potoanui, and Lady Spalpeen. Lady Spalpeen led at the turn from Lady Cintra, and I’otoanui, with Gienotus well back. The latter ran up in a great finish to win by a long neck, with two lengths between second aud third. Lady Cintra was fourth. Mangani. Farndon, King's Guard, Uralla. Abbot’s Delight, and Touri fell. Time, 3inin. 47 2-ssec. IUCKLAND RACING CLUB HANDICAP, uf 1750 sovs. One mile ami a half. 7 A. W. Prangley’s Pegaway, 9.3 (Tinker) 1 13 D. TwoliiU’s Transformer, 7.7 (Wiggins) 2 12 Mrs. M. G. Mclntosh’s White Fang, 7.2 (A. Eastwood) 3 Also started: 8 Count Cavour, 9.2; 5 Mask, 8.13: 0 Yertigeru, 2 Corinax. 8.4; 3 Oratrix, 8.3: 1 Hoylake, 8.2; 4 Catkin. 7.9; 11 Desert Glow, 14 Thursby, 7.0; 9 Papatu. 7.6: 10 Tidal, 7.2. White Fang allowed out early from Papatu, Corinax. and Catkin. y. 1 ?" 1 " along the back White Fang was fifteen lengths clear of tlie field. Corinax and Papatu tlien closed up, and at tlie turn tlie order was White Fang, Corinax, Vertigern, Catkin, Transformer, and Pegaway. At the distance Pegaway put in a great effort -

to win by three-quarters of a length, with a head between second and third L Oratrix was fourth. Time, 2mim 35 3-ssec. GREAT NORTHERN DERBY, of 3000 sovs. One mile and a half. 3 D. H. Roberts’s Bed Heckle, 8.10 (McTavish) 1 1 F, S. Loomb’s Prodice, 8.7 (Goldfinch) 2 2 F. Ormond's Toxeuma, 8.10 (Green) 3 Also started: 6 Concentrate, 12 Kinross, 11 -Metellus, 8 Moorgas, 5 Perception, 10 Sir Russell, 14 Tuneriri, 3 Telieaa. b. 10; 13 Briar Root, 7 Gold Money, 9 Mitlira, 8.7. Sir Russell led tor three furlongs, then Perception took charge from Sir Russell, Prodice, and Toxeuma. About five furlongs from home Moorgas joined Perception in front and they led in the straight from Prodice, Toxeuma aud Gold Money with Red Heckle, who was last early, coming fast. Red Heckle then made a brilliant run to win by three-quarters of a length. Toxeuma was third one and a half lengths away and Gold Money was fourth. Time, 2min. 37 3-sscc. COUNTY HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 J. D. Kemp's Jolly Money, 9.0 (Wiggins) 1 6 R. D. Fisher’s Air King, S.lO (Tinker) 2 2 P. Corbett's Mussie, 7.9 (Eastwood) 3 Also started: 8 Frothblower, 8.8; 9 Bombarder, 8.7; 18 Ambrosia. 17 Carmine, 4 Hakanoa, 12 Bahama, 7.12; 5 Zeuxis, 7.10: 15 Sunny Morn, 7.7; 7 Brilliant Light 7.6: 16 Foxhound, 7.2; 3 Just Nell, 7.1; 14 Good Boy, 13 Justify, 11 Palmares, 10 Royal Flower, 7.0. Air King and Jolly Money were always prominent, although Brilliant Light was the early leader. J oily Money won by two and a half lengths, with a length between second and third. Good Boy was fourth. Time, Imin. 28 4-ssec. NEWMARKET HANDICAP, of 750 SOVS. Six furlongs. 1 Geo. Paul’s Aussie. 9.11 .. (linker) 1 2 G. R. Crawford and R. W. Roberts s Paganelli, 9.4 (L. Morns) 2 5 F. Earl's High Finance, 7.3 (Wiggins) 3 ’ Also started: 3 The Hawk, 8.4; 4 Tea Time, 8.3; 6 Kingfield, 7.8; 8 Town Bird, 7.1; 7 Macroom, 7.0. The Hawk and Tea Time were_ first to show out from High Finance, Kingfield, Paganelli and Aussie. Turning for home Kingfield led from The Hawk, High I-m--ance and Aussie. Aussie made a hne run to win by two and a half lengths, three lengths between second and third. Kingfield was fourth. Time, Imin. 14sec. GLASGOW HANDICAP, of 550 sovs. Seven furlongs. 6 J. Fraser Smith’s Mervette, 7.7 (Ludlow) 1 2 H. I. Spinks’s Ohinemuri, 7.0 (A. Eastwood) 2 11 W. Henderson's Lady’s Boy, 8.1 (Skipper) 3 Also started: 1 Cimabue. 9.4; 3 Branson, 9.3; 5 Flving Juliet, 8 Golden Wedding, 8.3; 10 Tlnokoa, 7.3; 7 Liaison, 7.3; 4 Lunette, 7.51; 20 Eh Timi, 7.7; 13 Marble King, 14" Yaqui, 7.4; 9 Cynthia N., 7.2; 15 Arihana, 16 Master O’Rorke, 12 Prince Lu, 7.0. Lady’s Boy and Ohinemuri were quickest to start and showed the way along tlie back to Marble King, Mervette and Prince Lu. The .order was unchanged at the turn, but at the 'distance Mervette raced up to win by a short head from Ohinemuri, who beat Lady’s Boy by a head. Master O’-Rorke was fourth. Time, Imin. 28 2-usec. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY GOODWOOD HANDICAP, of 550 sovs. One mile.—Branson, 9.2; Catkin, 8.9; Talisker, 8.8; Lady’s Boy, 8.3: Hyde lark, Le Choucas, 8.2; Mervette, 8.1; Beaumont, 7 9- The Lover, 7.7; Amor, 7.4; Sleepy Sol, Tlnokoa, 7.2; Archeno, Ballymoy 11, Sir Russell. Stormfiend, Yaqui, 7.0. SYLVIA HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Six furlongs.—Flying Prince, Eaglet, 8.10; Gay Ballerina, 8.8; Tea Queen, 7.11; Imperial Prince, Bennie, 7.3; Terrazzo, 7.0. GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Pegaway, 9.11; Bright Glow, 8.6; Vertigern, Corinax, 81- Oratrix, 8.0; Branson, 7.13; White Fang, 7.11; In the Shade, 7.10; Transformer, 7.9; Catkin, 7.6; Concentrate, 7.2; Flying Juliet, Golden Wedding, Ohinemuri, Papatu, Royal Doulton, Siaosi, 7.0. AUCKLAND HURDLES, of 500 sovs. Two miles.—Wedding March, 11.12; Mangani, 10.11; Beaumont. Wharncliffe, 10.10; Potoanui, 9.13; Gienotus, 9.12; Brightland, 9.11: Ladv Spalpeen. 9.8; Karamu, 9.3; Abbot’s Delight, Clockwork, Farndon, Ramblin’ Kid, Salamander, 9.0. ROYAL STAKES, of 1000 sovs. Six furlongs.—Staghunter, White Wings, 9.0; Gold Tinge, Supremacy, 8.2; The Begum, 8.1; Speed Light, 7.13; Honour, 7.9; Awamutu, Ceremony, 7.6; Clopton, Currajong, 6.13. CLIFFORD PLATH, of 500 sovs. One mile and a half.—Count Cavour, Hoylake, Mask, 9.4; Laughing Prince, 9.0; Concentrate, 8.0. BOWEN HANDICAP, of suo sovs. Six furlongs—Paganelli, 9.11; Nancy Lee, 9.3; Cimabue, 8.10; Awarere. 8.6; The Hawk, 83- Tea Time, 7.13: Kingfield, 7.8; Billlkins, 7.4; Consent, High Finance, Vallar, Jolly Money, 7.2; Gold Money, Macroom, Prince Lu. 7.0. GREY HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. One mile.—Amor, 9.0; Tidal, 8.8; Air King, 8.6; Kinross, 7.8: Briar Root, 7.7; Eager Rose, 7.6; High Faintin’, 7.5: Miss Myrtle, Sir Mond, 7.4; Hone Heke, 7.1; Brampton, Critique, Cvbele. Good Boy. Knight Town, Komak, Mon Star, Royal Flower, Te Money, 7.0. FIELDS REVIEWED (By Telegraph from “Ths Watcher.”) Auckland, January 1. Acceptances for the third day are big. The weather is fine and conditions to-mor-row should be the best of the meeting:— The following should run well in their engagements:— Grey Handicap—Amor, Air King, and Sir Mond. Sylvia Handicap.—Eaglet, Gay Ballerina,’ and Tea Queen. Grandstand Handicap.—Bright Glow, Vertigern, and Pegaway. Royal Stakes. —Ceremony, Supremacy, and Honour. The Begum may be started in preference to Supremacy, who has earned a 141 b. penalty. Hurdles.—Wharncliffe, Mangani, and Lady Spalpeen. Clifford Plate.—Laughing Prince. Bowen Handicap.—Paganelli, Awarere, and The IlawK. ■> Goodwood Handicap—Branson, Talisker, and Hyde Park. RACING IN AUSTRALIA TATTERSALL’S CLUB CUP (Rec. January 1, 11.45 p.m.) Sydney, Januarj' 1. The following was the result of the— TATTERSALL’S CLUB CUP. One mile and a half. Vallino, 7.11 J Fondant, 8.1 2 Leadlight, 7.5 3 Eleven started. Won by half a head; three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, 2min. 33sec. The public made an angrj' demonstration against the winner when she returned to scale. V.R.C. NEW YEAR MEETING (Rec. Januarj - 1, 11.45 p.m.) Melbourne. January 1. At the Victoria Racing Club’s New Year meeting the principal events resulted as follows: — STANDISH HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Aga Khan. 8.9 1 Lady Yarborough, 7.13 - Harrj’ Gavin, 7.11 3 Twenty-six started. Won bj- half a neck; three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, Imln. 12}sec. BAGOT HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Matta. 5.4 1 King Mart, T.S - - King’s Consort. 7.6 3 Eight started. Won by .three-quarters of a length; third horse half a length oft. Time, 2inin. 41sec. JOCKEY SUSPENDED By Telegraph.—Press Association. (Rec. Januarj - 1, 5.5 p.m.) Sydney, January 1. J. Pike, the leading Sydney jockey, has been suspended for two months tor interfering witli Newsore while riding Greenline in tlie Chisholm Handicap at Randwick on Boxing Day. He rode Greenline to victory in the Carrington Stakes on Saturday. The Ashhurst-Pohangina Racing Club’s annual meeting will this season be held on Anniversarj’ Day. January 22. and judging bj’ the programme the stewards have set out to provide a good day’s racing on the holiday, and no doubt the meeting will attract a great crowd. The stakes offered total £1420, - an increase of £3OO on last year. The programme consists of three open and five hack events, and all classes are catered for. A feature of the Ashhurst Cup event is that the winning owner will be presented with silver plate of 30 sovs, in value, and the successful trainer and joeke.v will receive a a silver chronograph and gold-mounted whip, donated bj- two of the stewards. The racing track has received special treatment during the year, and owners and trainers can rely on it being in splendid order. Nominations for all events close on Saturday, January 5.

WYNDHAM MEETING PINK NOTE WINS CUP SPRINT TO MONEY MINE By Telegraph.—Press Association. Invercargill, Janu_ary 1. ' The annual meeting of the Wyndham Racing Club was held to-day in hne .weather. There was a large attendance, and the track was in good order. The totalisator handled £17,770, against £19,41j last year. Results: — NEW YEAR HURDLE HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. One mile and five furlongs. 2 W. J. Kelly’s Tunamoe, 10.8 ' (A. Youngman) 1 IF. J. Haile’s Gayoma. 10.0 (A S. Ellis) 2 3 J. M. Samson s Carinthia, 10.11 (D. O Connor) 3 Also started: 4 Cupidon, 9.12; 5 Jovial, 0.3: 6 Parader, 9.0; 7 Tararaoa, 9.0. . Won by three lengths, nine lengths be- • tween second and third. Cupidon was fourth. Time, Smin. 2scc. TRIAL PLATE HANDICAP, of 115 sovs. Five furlongs. I Price Bros.’ Full Fling, 8.3 (A. E. Didham) 1 6 A. M. Irving’s Banner Boy, 8.1 o (Ij. J. ±jiiis; 8 J. Sheddan’s Roselure, car. 8,3 (C. Emerson) 3 Also started: 4 Some Signal, 9.0; 3 Wine Tray, 8.7; 7 Remindful, car. 8.1}; u Red Boa, car. 8.1*: 2 Haulage. S.O: 9 Joan Perkins, car. 7.11: 10 Sonance, ear. 7.9. Won by’ two lengths: a head between second and third. Remindful was fourth. Time, Imin. 2 3-ssec. VICTORY CLASS TROT HANDICAP, of 185 sovs. One mile and five furlongs. II H. Fraser’s Coldstream Guard, 24yds. behind ' (W. Muir) 1 1 W. J. Morland’s St. George, ser. (Owner) 2 10 J. McGlinchy’s Decoy Bells, 12yds behind lE. Todd) 3 Also started: 13 .Terildiere, scr.: 3 Sea Hawk, scr.; 6 Snnfire, scr. and-Needles, 24vds. behind (bracketed); 4 Jolly Maid, ser.; 7 Princess Thorpe, scr.; 9 Musical Chimes, scr.; 12 Bricklayer, ser.; u' Alva Lass. 24yds. behind; 2 Sunshade, 24yds. behind; 8 Luckv Harold. 96yds. behind. Won bv a neck, third horse two lengths back. Princess Thorpe was fourth. Time, 3.53. WYNDHAM CUP, of 500 sovs. One mile, and a-quarter. 1 J. A. Ainge's Pink Note, 9.7 (B. Brodie) 1 2 J. L. Hannon's Bilbo, 7.5 (L. J. Ellis) 2 4 R. M. Greenslade’s Rotor. — 3 Also started: 3 Queen Balboa, 8.7; 2 Solzia, 7.0 (coupled with Bilbo). Won by a neck, third horse a neck behind. Time, 2min. lOsec. MINIHAU HACK HANDICAP, ot 150 sovs. Six furlongs. 7 E. A. Pigeon’s Ace ot Hearts, carried 7.11 (D. Kerr) 1 3 P. T. Hogan’s Arrowy, carried 9.1 (W-. Hogan) 2 5 Mrs. E. McCorkindale's Insolence, 8.12 (F- J- McKay) 3 Also started: 1 Lady Blue, 9.0; 4 Cetchela. 8.9; 2 Money Mint, 8.0; 6 Baffin Bay, Won by three lengths, five lengths beI tween second and third. Lady Blue "was fourth. Time, Imin. 15sec. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP of 220 sovs. Six furlongs. 6 J. M. Samson's Money Mine, car. 7.0 '(L. Wolford) 1 5 Edie and Mitchell’s Coomassie, 7.0 (J. L. Cotton) 2 J. D. P. Wilson Jnr's. Black Duke, 9.7 (A. E. Didham) 3 Also started: 2 Some Rose, 7.8; Eaton Bells, car, 7.0; 3 Battle Maid, 7.0. Won by a length, half a length between second and third. Eaton Bells was fourth. Time: Imin, 14secs. DIGGERS’ TROT HANDICAP of 145 sovs. One mile and a-half. 1 J. M. Stewart’s Country King, scr. (Owner) i 2 G. Dickson’s Meteor, scr... (S. Todd) 2 3 A. McLellan’s Suncross, 36yds. behind (Owner) 3 Also started: 14 Heart’s Desire, scr.; 12 Erin’s Pet, scr.; 13 Erin’s Own, scr.; 5 Imperial Bingen, scr.; 7 Bellwin, scr.; 11 Adios, scr.; 8 Baker Girl, scr.; Io , Spot Loeanda, scr.; 9 Roseieen, scr.; 6 Chiming King, 12vds. behind; 10 Mountain Queen, 24yds. behind; 4 Winnie Chrysler, 48yds. behind. . , ... ■ ■Won by three lengths, eight lengths between second and third. Time, 3min. 37 sec. VISITORS’ HACK HANDICAP, of 160 sovs. One mile.. 4 J. E.Rogers’sßedPaee j r,^ Cottou) x 2 W. Quirk’s Filosel, 8.1 (B. Brodie) 2 1 P. Treacy’s Camisader, 9.2 (C. Emerson) 3 Also started: 3 Cupid’s Dart, 8.12; S Phastar, 8.2; 7 Takaka, 8.2; 6 Salmo Salar, car. 7.9}; 8 Attractive Lady, car T.u. ■Won by a neck, a length and a halt between second and third. Takaka was fourth. Time, Imin. 44sec. GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB SECOND DAY RESULTS By Telegraph.—Press Association. Greymouth, January 1. The Grey mouth Jockey Club held its second day's meeting in dull but fine weather, till after the fifth race, when the rain rendered the track heavy. was a large attendance. The totalisator investments totalled £10,062, as against 10,472 for the same day of last year. Kpsults are as follow!-— TRIAL STAKES, of 80 sovs. Five furlongs and a half. 4 Sea Raid, 8.9 (L. Evans) J 1 Caterpillar, 8.9 J 2 Discordia, 8.9 x Also started: 3 Lord Middieton Sfl, 5 Bowser, 8.9; 4 Weather Baid, 8.9 (bracketed with the winner); 1 Waikaia, 8.9 (bracketed with Caterpillar). Won by one length, two lengths between, second and third. Time, Imin. 1- 3-ssec. SECOND HURDLES, of 120 sovs. Once round and a furlong. — Orlflamb, 11.3 (I- Tilson) 1 2 Erin-go-Bragh, 11.1 g 3 Caliburn, 9.5 •••• • • •••’’.• ’’ Also started: 5 Steel Bar, 9.0; 4 Gay Gauntlet, 9.0. Won by two lengths, three between . second and third. Time, 2min. 57 3-ssec. DOBSON HANDICAP TROT, of 100 sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 6 Lou Harold, ser (Kennerley) 1 4 Sedmere, 12yds. behind -. 3 Spotlight, 24yds. behind .....•••••• 3 Also started: 10 Cawthorne, 1 Guy Pointer 7 Mvrtle Dillon, ser.; 8 Queen s Ferry, 2 Howdah, 12yds. behind; 5 Bingen Wilkes, 9 Wastewood, 24yds. behind. Won by a length, a head between second and third. Times, 3.4 4-5, 3.4 1-5, and 3.5 1-5. GREYMOUTH CUP, of 250 sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 2 Inoe, 8.0 (Coveney) 1 6 Karitane, 7.3 - 5 Moratorium, 8.1 ••••• 3 Also started: 1 Pangolin, lO.u; 4 Some Lad, 8.9; 3 Fairy Tidings, 8.6; 7 Para, 7 12. Won bj’ a length; half a length between second and third. Time, 2min.'ls 4-ssec. WALTON MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs aud a half. 5 Bank Draft. 8.13 .. (J. W. Jennings) 1 3 Anthonie, 8.6 2 4 Skyquest, 9.7 ’ k’A’’’V’A” ■ Also started: 2 Moorland, 9.7; 6 Corinthic, 7.13; 1 Double Mint, 7.12; 7 Gaslight, 7.9. Won by a length, a head between second and third. Time, Imin. 26 3-ssec. , NEW YEAR HANDICAP TROT, of 100 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 2 Ecstasy. 12yds. behind m ; I Liberty Hall, 12yds. behind 2 Also started: 0 Allanora, 5 Anon. .10 Bonnie Loeanda, 3 Dice, 14 Del 4 Kawana, 13 Little ictor, II Loch Bang-. 6 Vai Logan 12 Royal Audubon, scr.; 7 Lady Bee, 36yds. behind. Won bv two lengths, six lengths between second and third. Times, 3.11, 3.12 1-u and 3.15. SECOND HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Karitane, 8.3 (L. Ev®ns) t 3 Solfello, 9.4 BuEh ) y 2 Gold Mint, 9.7 J tDead heat, first. Also started: 5 Para, 9.4; 6 Doleful Ditty, 8.10; 7 No Response, 9.0. A dead heat, half a length betwe_en second and third. Time, Imin. 36 4-osec. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs and a half. 5 King Cheops, 8.3 ............ (Lee) 1 2 Grey Finch, 7.13, carried 7.9 (Evgns) , 4 Atone. 8.7 (Jennings) 3 Also started: 1 Sagittarius, 9-4; 0 Arch Arrow. 8.10; 3 Star Stranger 11, <.H. Won by five lengths, a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 12 3-osec.

WAIKOUAITI MEETING TABOO BEATS FAVOURITE IN CUP By Telegraph.—Press Association. Dunedin, January 1. The Waikouaiti Racing Club's meeting was held to-day. A heavy drizzle fell during the early stages o£ the meeting, but the weather cleared in the afternoon and the track, which had been heavy and holding for the first five races, improved considerably. The totalisator handled £16,489 compared with £20,982 10s. last year. Results:— TRIAL PLATE, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. ■2 Evening, 8.10 (I’’. Voight) 1 (I Gav Fashion, 8.10 .. (H. Anderson) 2 1 Miss Marco, 8.10 .:.... (IV. Cooper) 3 Also started: 4 Stringbow, 5 All Smiles, 8 Frasquita, 3 Madame, 7 Wig Wag, 8.10. Won by. two lengths and a half.- a length between second and third. Time, linln. 22 l-ssec. BRAY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 204 sovs. Five furlongs. 4' Arrowmir, car. 7.2 .. (W. Camerou) 1 1 First Raid, 8.9 .... (J. F. Humphris) 2 2 Royal Tractor, 8.11 (F. Voight) 3 Also started: 3 Martis, 8.5; 5 Dancing Days,'7.2;. 7 Apple Dighton, ear. 7.11; 6 ■■ Attract," car. 7.1. Won by two lengths, three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 0 2-ssec. ■ WAIKOUAITI CUP, of 500 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 3 Taboo, 8.0 (W. Cooper) 1 1 Battle. Colours, 9.0 (J. T. Humphris) 2 2 Beau Geste, 8.13 (F. Voight) 3 ■ Also started: 4 Front Rank, 7.12; 5 Buoyant, 7.4; 6 Money Peer, 7.0. Three lengths . each way. Front Rank was fourth. Time, 2min. 19sec. NEW YEAR TROT, of 184- sovs. One • mile and it half. 1 Hnwksbury's Pride, GQyds behind (G. . Carling) 1 2 Last Pointer, ser. (J. F. O’Connell) 2 S Almont Cling, ser. (L. C. Morrison) 3 Also started: 4 Rose Queen, 11 Dillon Bird,' ? Mine Gold, ■ 9 Kola Wilkes, ser., 5 Onoto. 12yds. behind; 5 Dumas, 14 Drake, 2 John Appear, 24. Won by two lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, 3min. 57 2-ssec. HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, of 184 sovs. One mile. 1 Lady McKenna, 9.0 .. (H. Anderton) 1 2 Tardy, ear. 10.5 (F. Voight) 2 3 Shandre, 9.0 (W. Coope) 3 Also started: 5 King Sol, 10.2; 7 Prompter, car. 9.9; 6 All Comment, car. 9.7; 8 Claret Cup, car. 9.3. Won by half a length; six lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 52 4-ssec. HAWKESBURY HACK HANDICAP, of 180 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Sweet Refrain, 8.4 .... (W. Cooper) 1 1 Page Boy. 8.13 (F. Voight) t 5 Lady Lizzie, car. 7.4 (W. J. Coughlan)' t tDead-heat for second place. Also started: 6 Red Jazz. 8.1: 7 Stringbow, car. 7.2: 3 Evening, car. 8.0; 4 Miss Marco, car. 7.2. Won by two lengths. Time, Imin. 22sec.. DOMAIN TROT, of 184 sovs. One mile. 1 Cytheria, scr. ........(A. Reid) 1 12 Red Shine, 48yds. behind (L. C. Morrison) 2 7 Doncliff, scr., (J. McKewen, jun.) 3 Also started: 3 Hilda Orton, 13 Kola Wilkes, 4 Last Pointer, 5 Rose Queen, 8 Rialto, scr.; 11 Onoto, 15 Tres Bon, 10 Dumas, 2 John Appear, 14 Drake, 12yds. behind: 9 Bon Wood, 24yds. l6 Gold Chimes, 36yds. behind; 6 Imperial Thorpe, COyds. behind; 17 Locanda Dillon, 132yds. behind. Won by six lengths. Time, 2min. 36 l-ssec. ORBELL STAKES, of 214 sovs. Seven furlongs. 3 Battle Colours, 7.13 .. (A. Ruthven) 1 2 Waterlow, 7.7 (E. Burns) 2 4 First Raid, S.G .... (J. T. Humphris 3 Also started: 1 Taboo, 9.3; 5 Martis, 8.4; 6 Page Boy, 7.7. Won by a length and a half, a length between second and third. Time, Initii. 30 1-osec. SOUTHLAND ACCEPTANCES By Telegraph.—Press Association. Invercargill, December 31; ■ The following acceptances have been received for the first day of the Southland Racing Club's summer meeting to-day; —

SOUTHLAND REHANDICAPS By Telegraph.—Press Association. . Invercargill, January 1. The following rehandieaps have been declared for the Southland Racing Club's meeting:— Avenal Hurdles.—Tunamoe, 11.4 Flying Handicap.—Money Mine. 7.10. ' New Year Handicap.—Full Fling, 8.11. Invercargill Cup.—Pink.Note, 9.7. Oreti Harness Trot.—Country King, 3Gyds. behind. Waikiwi Handicap.—Red Raecr, 86yds. behind. TROTTING FINAL DAY OF AUCKLAND MEETING PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP TO PRINCE POINTER THE ABBEY WINS NEW YEARHANDICAP By Telegraph.—Press Association. Auckland, December 31. The Auckland Trotting Club’s summer meeting concluded to-day. There was a good attendance, fine weather, and the track was in good order.. The totalisator receipts were £53,387 10s., as compared with £70.126 10s. last year. I’or the meeting £170,301 10s. was handled, compared with £108,194 last year. Results. TAMAKI HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Two miles. 3 AV. T. Lomes’s Commander Bingen, scr *■' (Lowe) 1 2 C. L. Kasper’s Bright Light, 24yds. (A. Corrigan) 2 5 R. A. McMillan’s Bingen Starr, scr. (McMillan) J Also started: 11 Billy Carbine, 9 Kolmar, 17 Homa Bingen, 19 Spirit Bell. scr.: 1 Direct Action, scr., and Etta Cole, 48 yds. behind (bracketed); 16 Some Jazz. 8 Anseline, 24yds. behind: 12 Appeal. 24yds. behind, and Mutu, 120yds. behind (bracketed); 18 Seblsca, 30yds. behind: < Floraline. 10 Gold Star, 48yds. behind; 14 Wimmera King, COyds. behind; 6 son Boy. 72yds. behind; 13 Peter McKinney, 4 Gold Sovereign, 96yds. behind; la Raima, 132yds. behind. Commander Bingen was the leader, holding his position to win by three lengths. Bright Light beat Bingen Starr by a neck, and Raima was fourth. Time, 4min. 44 2-ssec. PARK HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. One mile and a half. 9 F. Young’s Lord Nepean, 12yds. (August) 1 2 R. Ward’s Harvest Child, 48yds. behind (Holmes) 2 G E. S. Casey’s Nelson McCormack, ser. ..' (P. Rogers) 3 A’so started: 4 Bankhead, 5 Concertina, 13 Maid of the Mountains, 11 Pitaroa, 10 Admiral Lock, scr.; 3 Bingen King, scr,. and Ribbonwood’s Last, 24yds. (bracketed) • 7 Ricardo, 12 Glandore, 12yds. behind ; 8 Gold Dial, 1 Invader, 24yds. bek'coiriing first in the straight Lord Nepean gained the verdict by a neqjc. a head separating Harvest Child and Nelson McCormack. Ribbonwood’s Last was fourth. Time, 3min. 24 2-ssec. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 1000 SOVS. Two miles. 1 M. O’Brien’s Prince Pointer, 54yds. behind (W. J. Toinkinson) 1 3 J. R. Corrigan and J. L. AAebbs Kohara, 48yds. behind . (A. J. Corrigan) 2 8 J. R. McKenzie’s Great Bingem 78yds. behind ( D - 3 10 J. Moodabe’s Jewel Pointer, o4yds. behind (J. b. Shaw) 4 Also started: 11 Machine Gun, 12yds. behind; 8 Padlock, 24yds. behind, 4 Peterwuh, 6 Queen’s Own. 2 Terence Dillon, 36yds. behind; 5 Gold Jacket, 7 Talaro. 48yds. behind. , , , Terence Dillon and Padlock led early, the former entering the straight first. Prince Pointer and Kohara then came awav. the former winning by half a length. Kohara led Great Bingen by a length. Time, 4mitf. 2isec. Gold Jacket broke twice, losing any chance he had. NEW YEAR HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Two miles. 6 Mrs. McGregor’s The i behind C io 1 1 AV. J. Tomkinson s Glide Awaj, 1yds. behind (Tomkinson) 2 7 T. C. Butcher’s AVharepiana. 24yds. behind (Hooper) 3 Also started: 5 Gold Dal, scr.; 8 J ean MeElwyn, 12yds. behind; 4 Lady punmore, 24yds. behind; 2 Free Advice, Gbjds. be Getting a good break in the straight, The Abbey stayed on to win by halt a length the same distance separating second and third. Jean MeElwyn was fourth. Time, 4min. 35 4-ssec. ASSOCIATION TROT HANDICAP, of 600 sovs. Two miles. 4 T. Richard’s Tiger Salve - (^ r ’ G _ Lee) x 7 H. Kinnimount’s '2 8 E. G. Sandairs Tradesman, scr. (Gee) 3 Also started: 6 Rose Bingen, scr., 5 Ngatira. 36yds. behind; 3 Sister Beatrice, 60yds. behind; 2 Trampfast. behind; 1 Young Blake, and Elzear, 96yds. behind (bracketed). . , „ . Tiger Salve led throughout, winning by three-quarters of a length. Two lengths separated Naplaud and Tradesman. Young Blake was fourth. Time, 4min. 38 3-osec. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Two miles. Mrs. I. E. Sweetapple’s Warplane 12 yds. behind 1 B. J. Mackie’s Ricardo, 12yds. 2 J. Simkins’s Rercmai, scr. LT. T. Paul) 3 Also started: 2 Derby Lynn, 8 Lady Barrffigtom scr.; 1 Llngßeld, 24yds behind; 5 Stanmoor, 36yds. behind; b Daytime. 72vds. behind. , ... Warplane ran in a han<ly position, winning by a neck from Ricardo, who beat Rereniai by halt a length. Lady Barrington was fourth. Time, 4mm. J 6 ~-o PREMIER HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 1 W. J. Tomkiuson’s Glide Away, scr. (Tomkinson) 1 4 T. Shaw’s Joy McM)Uan) „ 5 J. H. Lloyd’s The Shrew, 24yds. behind Head > Also started: 1 Dalineny, 24yds. behind; 7 Goldman, 8 Lady Dunmore, 12yds. behind; 3 Loch Molgh, 2 Audacious, 24yds. behind; 0 Gold Jacket. 60yds. behind. Joy Bird led into the straight, there being displaced by Glide Away, who won by a length; half a head separated Joy Bird and The Shrew. Lady Dunmore was fourth. Time, 2min. 47 4-ssec. ONSLOW HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. One mile. 6 D R. Revell’s Jean MeElwyn. 12yds. behind (Hooper) .1 2 Miss I. E. Sweetapple’s Native Prince, 24yds. behind (J. S. Shaw) 2 5 C. E. Lindsay’s Talaro, 24yds. behind (M. Holmes) 3 Also started: 4 Nelson Tasker, 8 Dalmeny, 7 Dillon Huon, scr.; 1 Cardinal Logan. 2 Jackie Audubon, 24yds. behind; 7 Padlock, 30yds. behind; 3 Great Bingen, 36yds. behind; 10 Peter Bingen, 54yds. behind. Jean MeElwyn ran well to win by three quarters of a length, a neck separating second and third. Dalmeny was fourth. Time, 2min. 14 2-ssec.

CANTERBURY PARK MEETING

TRACK IN HEAVY CONDITION CHIEF EVENT TO KINGCRAFT By Telegraph.—Press Association. Christchurch, January 1The Canterbury Park Trotting Club's summer meeting was held in showery r weather. The track was very heavy and the attendance fair. Tlie totalisator investments totalled £28,431, as compared with £34,057 on the corresponding day of last year. Results are as follow: — INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP (harness), of 200 sovs.; for upboppled trotters; 3.40 class. One mile and a half. 3 H. Frost’s Repute, 24yds. behind (Owner) 1 1 Miss E. E. Clark's Oval, scr. (M. B. Edwards) 2 4 A. Pirie’s Lonesome, 12yds. behind • (T. Nyhan) 3 Also started: 4 Pieter Timmerman, 24yds. behind; 2 Molly Molloy, 24yds.:behind: 7 Sea Queen, 60yds. behind; 6 Young Car- . bine, 72yds. behind. ’iVon by two lengths, twenty lengths between second and third. Molly Molloy was fourth. Time, 3min. 57sec. ■ TEMPLETON HANDICAP (harness), 225 sovs.; 3.33 class. One mile and a Half. 6 A. McKenzie’s Erin's Royal, 4SJ-ds. behind (J. Bryce, Jnr.) 1 14 G. M. Smith’s Springtime, 12yds. behind (C. Aker) 2 10 H. E. Fuller’s Vikota, scr. (F. J. Owen) 3 Also started: 15 Hard Knocks, scr.; 4 Audrey Dillon, scr.; 7 Lord Bountiful, scr.; 13 Audience, ser.; 8 Apex, scr.; 1 Nan Brent, 12yds. behind; 9 Horotane, 12yds. behind; 2 Loco, 12yds. behind; 11 Y'oung Bingen, 12yds. behind; 5 Sonoma Child, 12yds. behind; 3 Pet Locanda.- 12yds. behind; 12 Sylvie Logan, 24yds. behind. Won by two lengths, six lengths between • ■ second and third. Nan Brent was fourth. Time, 3min. 53 3-ssec. CANTERBURY HANDICAP (harness), of 1100 sovs.; 4.29 class. Two miles. 1 B. Grice’s Kingcraft, 24yds. behind (A. Butterfield) 1 a H. W. Aker’s Waitaki Girl, liOyds. behind (R. B. Berry) 2, 2 R. M. Morten’s Ahurirt. 72yds. behind (J. Bryce, jtin.) 3 Also started: 8 Quality, 7. Talent, scr.; 4 Logan Park. 12yds. behind;- 6 Logan Chief. 24yds. behind; 3 Author Jinks, 24 yds. behind. Won by eight lengths, a length between second and third. Quality was'so yards ’ away. Time, smin. Gsec. LYTTELTON HANDICAP (saddle), of 225 sovs.; 3.34 class. One mile and OT half. 1 J. Fuller’s Mercury, 12yds. behind (M. B. Edwards) 1 4 A. G. Wilson’s Donard, 24yds. behind (Owner) 2 7 A. Howard's Alvira, 36yds. behind . . (J. Bryce, jun.) 3 Also started: 9 Fair Dillon, scr.; 10 Direct.:Chimes, scr.; 6. Roldina, scr.; 5 Great Abdallah, scr.; 3 Florrie Pointer, ser.; 2 Avonwood, 24yds. behind; 8 White Sun, 48yds,. behind. Won. by six lengths, two lengths be-'As tween second aiid third. Direct Chimes was fourth. Time, 3min. 40 4 : ssec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP (harness), of 300 sovs. For unhoppled trotters; 4.44 class. Two miles. 2 R. Grant’s Sarsaparilla. 48yds. behind (M. B. Edwards) 1 6 .B. Lorgelly's Wild Hebe, 24yds. behind. (S. G. Smith) 2 5 W. R. Anderson’s Nighborn, 24yds. behind (R. B. Berry) 3 Also started: 10 Marvin Junior, scr.; 1 Nelson Ata, scr.; 7 Katute, 24yds. behind: 4 Lenwood, 36yds. behind; 8 Our Lady, 36 ■ yds. behind; 3 Kerrwood Bells. 4Syds. behind; 9 AUdominion. 84yds. behind. Won by five lengths, a length between second and third. Nelson Ata was fourth. Time, smin. S ■ 2-asec. ISLINGTON HANDICAP (harness), of 300 sovs.; 2.48 class. One mile and a quarter. 5 L. O. Thomas’s Genuine, scr. ■ (Owner) 1 1 W. Houston’s Zenith, 24yds. behind (E. C. McDermott) 2 3 J. Snelling’s William the Great, scr. (H. Frost) 3 Also started: 2 Dundas Boy, scr.; 4 Pluto, 12yds. behind; 11 Firelight, 12yds. V behind; 8 Acre, 12yds. behind; 6 General Bingen, 24yds. behind; 9 Countryman, 36 yds. behind; 10 Acron, 48yds. behind; 7 Bonny Logan, 60yds. behind. Won by. three-quarters : of a length, twenty lengths between second and third. Bonny Logan was fourth. Time, Smin. 3 . l-ssec. • RAILWAY HANDICAP (saddle), of 250 sovs.; 2.17 class. ' One . mile. 1 J. R. Frizzell’s Dick Logan, scr. (A. Holmes) 1 6 J. F. Poff's Shadowland, scr. (T. Fraser, jun.) 3 7 C. O’Neill’s Sahib, 12yds. behind (R. H. Bennetts) 3 < Also started: 2 Chef, scr,; 5 Succession, scr.; 7 Sunfish, scr.; 9 Milo Minto, 12yds. behind; 3 Bing Boy, 12yds. behind; 10 Bingen Lad, 24yds. behind; 4 Granity City, 24yds. behind. Won by six lengths, a head between second and third. Succession .was fourth. Time, 2.23 4-5. AU REVOIR HANDICAP (harness), of 300 sovs.; 2.16 class. One mile. 1 A. Edwards’ Arran Chief, 12yds. behind (S. A. Edwards) 1 1 R. Grant’s Mate-o-Mine, 24yds. behind (M. B. Edwards) 2 3 E. T. Forbes' Omaha, 24yds. behind ‘i (A. Smith) 3 Also started: 7 Lord Bingen,- ser.; S Harold Burwood, 12yds. behind; 6 Fashion Queen, 12yds. behind; 2 Dillon Gold, 12yds. behind; Lady Matchlight. 12 yds. behind: 4 Avenger, 12yds. behind. Arran Chief and Mate-o-Mine were bracketed. Won by two lengths, ten lengths between second and third. Dillon Gold was fourth. Time, 2.31 3-5.

ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY By Telegraph.—Press Association. Christchurch. January 1. The Canterbury Park Trotting Club acceptances for January 2 are as follow:— PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (fairness trotters). Class 3.37. One and a half miles.—Pieter Timmerman, scr.; New Metford, scr.; Molly Molloy, scr.; Lonesome, scr.; Repute, 24yds. behind; . Great Amazon, 36yds. behind; Trampcrisp, 36yds. behind; Lady-Fan, 30yds. behind; Young Carbine, 36yds. behind; Duke Bingen, 10S yds. behind. PREBBLETON HANDICAP (harness), Class 3.30. One mile aud a half—Bonnie Prince, scr.; Albena, scr.; Springtime, scr.; Sonoma Child, scr.; Travis Axworthy, 24yds. ’ behind; Meb, 24yds. behind; Grand Light, 24yds. behind; St. Bridget, 24yds. behind; Neerson, 2tyds. behind; Great Logan. 24yds. behind; Erin’s Royal, 36yds. behind; Dick Lcgan, 36yds. behind; Wakataua, 48yds. behind. Avenger. 48yds. behind; Real Light, 60 yds. behind. PARK HANDICAP (harness). Class 4 31. Two miles.—Event, scr.: Pmto, scr.; Billy Sea, scr.; Pageant, scr.; Wc-o’-Mine, 12yds. behind; Harold Thcrpe, 12yds "’behind; Firelight 12yds beh.nd; Talent, 12yds. behind; l-y ds be hind ; Zenith, 24yds. behind; Bonny Loram 36yds. behind; Moneyspider, ,36yds. be hind; Vesuvius, 48yds. behind; Waiakl Girl, OOvds. behind. c ■MIDDLETON HANDICAP (saddle). Class 445 Two miles.—Glenroven, RL. behind: W?l>d; Roval Serene. 48yds. behind: Milo Mhto, 48yds. behind; Bing Boy, 84yds. behind. HORNBY HANDICAP (harness trotteis); 44’ Class. Two miles.— Nighborn, s<r.; Wild Hebe, scr.; Nourmahal, scr.; ion WnnH behind; Our Lady, i-jas. behind; Clonmel, 36yds. behind; Ata, 36yds. behind; Happy- Rosa ; behind; Sarsaparilla. 48yds. behind, AuiOmtnion. 48yds. behind; Duke Bingen. 60 yds. behind; John Mauritius, 84yds. behnd. SELWYN HANDICAP (harness); £46 class. One mile and a quarter.—Douile y Event, scr.; Quality, scr.; ser., * Uht Ever, scr.; Black Admiral, 12yds. behiid, Zenith, 12yds. behind; Talent, 12yds. ie- , hind; Golden Devon. 12yds. behind, Tytnr Thumb, 24yds. behind; Acron, 24yds. behind ; Pageant, 24yds. behind. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (saddle); 2.15 class. One mile.—Fashion.Queen, scr.; Bing Boy, scr.; Sahib, s cr.; Succession, scr.; Lady Matchlight, scr.; Bingen Ud, 12yds. behind; Event, 12yds. bebind. Granite Citv, 12vds. behind; Omaha, l-Jtls- behind; Rebel, 12yds. behind; Double Event, 24yds. behind; General Bingen, 36yds. behind; Countryman, 48yds. behind. FINAL HANDICAP (harness); 2.14 class. . One mile.—Jolly Chimes, scr.; Granite . Citv. scr.; Dillon Gold, scr.; Flrpo, scr.; Omaha, scr.; William the Great, scr.; Dundas Boy, scr.; Quality, 12yds. behird; Genuine, 12yds. behind; Glenelg, 12yds. behind: Firelight, 12yds. behind; Harold Thorpe, 24yds. behind; Arran Chief. -4yds. j behind; Golden Devon. 24yds. behir.d; Acron, 36yds. behind; Logan Chief, 60yds. -»■ behind. : ..

AVENAL HURDLE HANDICAP, of , 200 sovs. One mile and a half. Listening Post 11 tl Jovial 9 0 Tunamoe 10 12 Parader 9 0 Carinthia .. 10 10 Tarainoa ... 9 0 Cupidon 0 10 Barn Door . 9 0 Guncase .... 9 7 HOPEFUL STAKES HANDICAP, < >f 175 sovs. For two -year-olds. Five furlongs Francoliu y 3 Solmar 7 R Stealth .... 8 12 Leading Boy 7 8 Night Lad .. 8 4 Bitractor 7 8 Graphic .... 8 1 Jack a Dandj’ 7 8 Colonel Quex 7 10 Bachelor Boy 7 8 Captivate ... 7 10 Some Glen .. 7 7 Cossack Chief 7 8 Constancy .. 7 7 Blue Metal . 7 8 FLYING HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Six furlongs. -Black Duke . 9 0 Money Mine . 7 3 Rin Tin Tin . 8 5 Battle Flag . 7 1 Eaton Bells . 7 3 Coomassie .. • 7 0 NEW YEAR HANDICAP, of ICO SOVS. Six furlongs. Singer 1) 2 West Dome . s 0 Salmo Salar 8 7 Remindful .. 8 0 Wine Tray . s 5 Baffin Boy .. 8 0 Full Fling .. 8 3 Joan Perkins 8 u Banner Boy . 8 1 Polling Day . 8 0 Louise .... 8 0 Night Maid . 8 0 Top Speed .. 8 0 Soldan 8 0 Possum .... 8 0 Red Boa .... 8 0 Haulage 8 0 On Watch ... 8 0 Lucky Maid . 8 c INVERCARGILL CUP HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Set Sail .... 9 "7 Circulation .. S 1 . Pink Note .. it 4 King Balboa 8 0 Queen Balboa Royal Saxon 8 3 Rotor 7 5 8 1

ORF.TI HARNESS TROT, of 21ft sovs. 3.40 class. One mile and a half. St. George ... Erin’s Fortune scr. Marvin Dillon scr. scr. Country King 12 Wild Voyage . scr. Coy Bells .... 12 Chimesway scr. Play Wave ... 24 Knight .lolly Maid .. _ r Commander scr. Tarndale ... 24 Perfect Pointer scr. Decoy Bells .. 24 Suntire scr. Shady Spot . 24 Southern Light scr. Needles 36 Erin’s Prince . scr. Erin’s Chance 48 Lady Zita .... scr. Winnie Chrysler 48 WAIKIWI HANDICAP, o£ 165 sovs. Seven furlongs. 7 12 Caniisader .. 0 4 Phastar .... Arrowy .... 8 12 Killor na ... 7 12 Lathi Quarter 8 11 Temlirouey ... 7 11 Cupid's Dart 8 7 Takaka .... 7 11 Sparkling Eyes 8 5 Filosei 7 11 Lady Blue .. 8 4 Pukemaori .. 7 6 Insolence S 3 Money Mint . 7 4 Cetchela .... 7 13 Attractive Red Racer .. 7 12 Lady 7 0 WAIHOPAI HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. One mile. Apache .... 8 8 Wingatui 7 S Kllmoylor .. 8 H Crvinsader .. 7 G Gold Brick . 7 13 Soizla .... 7 5 Arrowy 7 11 Flving Mist . 7 0 Some Rose . 7 10 Brightling .. 7 1