THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 30, 29 October 1932, Page 15

THE RACING WORLD

RECORD DIVIDEND

HORSES FOR SOUTH Fasti Passage Unpenalised SILVOX BREAKS DOWN Melbourne Cup Opening (By "The Watcher.”) The New Zealand Cup candidate Chopin went south last night to fulfil engagements at the C.J.C. meeting. Red Manfred also came in from Trentham and went down to Iliccarton. Handicaps. There is no appearance of a rehandieap for Fast Passage in the New Zealand Cup for her win in the Pearce Handicap on Monday, so it must be accepted that Mr. Henrys decided not to penalise her. There Is little doubt that Korokio has proved a thorn in the side of the handicapper. As pointed out at the time of the weights she was exceptionally well in at 7.5 for a winner of an Oaks Stakes. Her form has amply proved this, and to penalise Fast Passage now, whom Korokio beat in the Oaks, would be hard. At the same time, it makes the additional 31b. on Historic for his Sydney win a lop-sided arrangement. That Mr. Henrys realises he erred in regard to Korokio he amply demonstrates in the handicap for the Riccarton Handicap, nine furlongs, on Clip day. He gives Korokio topweight, 9.8, which is 311 b. above her Cup weight. Other. Cup horses engaged are Chopin, at 181 b. above Cup handicap. Red Sun, 111 b. up, and Earthquake 91b. above. Silver Ring. Silver Ring was physicked on his return to Riccarton from Sydney, but he. is again in active work. He is regarded as a dangerous candidate for the Stewards’ Handicap. Concentrate. Concentrate has been doing solid pace work at Riccarton since his return from Sydney, and according to all reports is making satisfactory progress. Belvoir. It is said that F. D. Jones is considering tho tubing o£ the broken-windecl 3?>elvoir. This gelding would be high class but for his wind infirmity. Silvox Breaks Down. Dr. M. G. LouissOn has had an unfortunate experience with his two-year-old, Silvox, by Silverado from Toti dal Monte. The colt was brought to Trentham for the Wellesley Stakes, but he pulled up lame after a gallop on the eve of the meeting, and was unable to race. Knee trouble has been anticipated for some time, and it is feared that the colt’s breakdown is serious. This is bad luck for owner and trainer, as Silvox showed great speed on the training track, despite his extravagant action, and his second to Guarantee in the McLean Stakes was a very promising effort. Mr. Curry Returns to Duty. Following on the resignation of Mr.A. P. Wilson, who has accepted an appointment in Queensland, the New Zealand Racing Conference will invite applications in Australia and New Zealand for a stipendiary steward. In the meantime, Mr. B. N. Sandilands will officiate in the North Island, while Mr. G. K Curry will take up his old positioii in the South Island. Not Eligible. . The horses weighed for the Apprentices’ Handicap, a mile event, on the opening day of the Canterbury Jockey Club’s rdeeting, include several who are not eligible for the race. It. is restricted to hacks who have never won a race of eix furlongs or under. This latter condition debars Tippling, Eminent, Palantua, Revision, Fleeting Glance and Late Jest, reducing the field to' thirteen before the acceptances are due. Flemington To-day. The Melbourne Cup carnival will commence at Flemington to-day. Principal events are the Victoria Derby for three-year-olds, the Marybyrnong Plate for two-year-olds, the Melbourne Stakes at weight-for-age, and the Cantala Stakes and Hotham Handicap for handicap horses. With several New Zealanders engaged, more than usual interest will be taken in the racing by Dominion followers. The second day will be held on Tuesday, when the Melbourne Cup is run. Reminder. Final payments for the New Zealand Cup, Stewards’ Handicap, Welcome, Derby, and Oaks Stakes are due at 8 p.m. on Monday, when acceptances for the remaining events on the first day’s programme of the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Metropolitan Meeting will also be received. To Race at Ellerslie. W. Rayner left Wanganui for Aucki land yesterday with Midinette, Pomp and Spiral. The trio raced at the recent Avondale meeting without success, but they are none the worse for their efforts, in fact Spiral appears improved by his race. Midinette did not run up to expectations at Avondale, the reverse way of galloping evidently not suiting her, ibut she might do better on the Ellerslie course, especially as she will have over a week to'accustom herself to the righthanded going. Fancied for Stewards. Fair Weather, who lost by a nose to Lord Vai in that thrilling finish for the C.J.C. Sehvyn Handicap-on August 33, is fancied in the south for the Stewards’ Handicap, in which he has 7st. 41b. At Wingatui this month Fair Weather won the six furlongs Electric Handicap with Ost., and was third in the Shorts Handicap with Ost. 41b. He is a four-year-old gelding by Weathervane, and is trained nt Wingatni by J. Ruttledge for Mr. A. N. Smith.

Improvement Expected. Those associated with Gaine Carrington were not dismayed by the form of the Hunting Song colt at Randwick, and they anticipate an. improvement at Flemington (says a Melbourne writer). Gaine' Carrington is being specially prepared with a view to running in the Melbourne Cup, in which he will be ridden by the New Zealand lightweight, G. Humphries. Humphries intended to return to Iliccariton for the New Zealand Cup meeting hi November, but the part-owners of Gaine Carrington made sufficient inducement to bring about a change in plans. On Their Guard. After the recent doping scares at Handwick, Sydney trainers arc taking every precaution with their horses while in Melbourne. F. McGrath has a special man to guard Peter Pan. Denis Boy, Satmoth, and Lightning March, while J. King has a man in constant attendance around the stables of Oro and Turbine. By a Street. "Prince Foote was the best stayer I ever trained. If Peter Pan can prove himself to ibe. in the same staying class as Prince Focite, he should win the Melbourne Cup by a street.” —Frank McGrath, trainer of Peter Pan Compulsory Absentees. White Nose, winner, of the Melbourne Cup, is again a final acceptor, but N. Percival, who rode him, was one of the jockeys refused a license by the Voctoria Racing Club Committee this season. J. E. Pike, who won on Phar Lap two years ago, is under suspension. Riders who have previously won the race and who have mounts this time are J. Munro, Roy Reed and W. Duncan. A, Wilson has not been mentioned in the cables yet. lie won in 1922 and 1923. R. Lewis had a mount, but the horse has 'gone amiss. He has had thirty-four rides in the Melbourne Cup, beginning in 1896 with Onward. His record in th <5 race is four wins, four seconds and a third. He won on The Victory (1902), Patrobus (1915), Artilleryman (1919), and Trivalvc (1927). Rode Over .1000 Winners. It costs £5O to start a horse in the Melbourne Cup this year, the final payment, taken a week before the race, beiug £45. It almost-invariably happens that one or more of the final acceptors are missing when the field lines up at the barrier.. A Press Association message from Melbourne states that Silent Bird has injured a knee and may not start. This vveU-nainecl mare —she is by Magpie from Shut Up—is trained by her owner, Myles Connell. For years Connell was a leading Australian horseman with headquarters in Sydney. He has kept a record of all his mounts, and hjs aggregate was 5886 mounts and 1080 winners. For some years past Connell has been living in Adelaide. Like the former Melbourne trainer, Charles Wheeler, who won the great Flemington race with The Parisian and Patrobus, Connell finds the dry South Australian climate preferable for health reasons. WORK AT RICCARTON Concentrate in Strong Work HEAVY TRACK CONDITIONS Although it rained well into the night) to-day broke comparatively clear and overhead conditions were satisfactory for training at Riccarton (says Thursday’s "Sun”). Parts of the course were waterlogged, but the outside trial grass track, which was used for fast work, illustrated the truth of the often-heard contention that Riccarton is never unraceable. The track was holding, but not more than that, and it did little more than level the times of the fast workers. The early arrivals, of course, had the best of it, but none of these was pitted seriously against the watch. Horses that hit out better than the majority, without reference to times done, were Elude, Metal Bird, Full Crop, Argentic, Shatter, Rothen, Lord Masham, Pixie Gold and Water Polo. Riri, and Berate ran seven furlongs together in Imin. 35scc., but neither is racing at Motukarara. Shatter gave Craigavon three lengths’ start and beat him. home over a mile in Imin. 48sec. Shatter did not appear to be greatly hampered by the conditions. Later, Concentrate covered a mile, with Top Rank carrying him along for two furlongs. The Cup candidate was doing it at little 'better than three-quarter pace. Night Flyer and Ramo cut out seven furlongs in Imin. 35sec. Adelphi had Tout le Mond in front of him throughout in a six furlongs gallop which took Imin. 23see. Neither acted very well. . Suncloud and Polydora required Imin. 24 3-ssec., finishing together. Earthquake, paired by The Sun, made good practice by clocking drain. 21 4-ssec. She is in nice shape. Metal Bird’s run in Imin. 19 4-ssec. was a very pleasing effort. He began well and carried on at an even rate. Rocket and Fleeting Glance also ran six furlongs in company. Grampian, with Helen Gold, took Imiu. 23sec. Evidently he is not a mud-horse. Over five furlongs Weatherly beat Taunton in Imin. 7 3-ssec.; Argentic, Imin. 6 4-ssec., the last four in 52see. — a creditable performance. Belvoir also went five, but was stopping. Wise Choice beat Sharp Thorn in Imin. 7sec. With a good weight, up, Elude ran home the last half-mile of a work-out in 52sec. He is a great horse for heavy going. Water; Polo was doing better than Night Guard to register 52 2-ssec. Sam Smith and True .Shaft took 53 2-sscc. Pixie Gold beat Gold Cross, going nicely at the finish, in 52sec. Night Recital beat Battle Hero in 52 3-ssec. Full Crop, a Stewards’ Handicap candidate, easily accounted for Piccard in 53sec. Dorian and Morcpork were not timed. Lord Masham and JJsquebaugh ran four up the back in 52 2-ssec. Golden Dart beat Robin Hood in 53 2-ssec.; Tea Garden and Reserve Fund. 52 3-ssec. Juniper, up the back, ran the first four of five furlongs in 53 l-ssec. Shelter and Clorane, over the same ground, ran 53sec. for half a mile. Elgindale and Rothen answered the roll in 52sec. Both these went well. Grecian Prince, up the back, ran 53 l-ssec. Locksley and Chief Light cut out three furlongs up the back in 39 3-ssec. Htirlingham and Ranelngh covered a similar distance at the other end.

RACING AT GISBORNE Acceptances for To-day The. Poverty Bay Club's spring meeting will conclude to-day. The list of acceptances is as follows: — WAIKANAE HACK HANDICAP, of (10 sovs. Six furlongs.—Aiguille, 0.3; Black Songster, 0.1; Sunny Song, Master Cynic, 8.15; Stitch. S.l; Merry Cry, 7.12; Sunglare, 7.0. SECOND HURDLES HANDICAP, of 70 aovs. One mile and a half. —Manifesto, 10.9; Klug Wanga, Autumn Sun, Kinsel, Kiinbo. 9.8; Sunglaro 9.3; Kongo. 9.0. JUVENILE STAKES, of 00 sovs. Five furlongs.—Sunny Bachelor, 8.13: Good Hunting, 8.8; Summerhill, Grand Snort, 8.1; Royal Dash. 7.13. SPRING HANDICAP, of 00 soys. One mllo and n quarter.—Merry Damon. 9.0; Mahihat, 8.5; Valslerf 8.2; Bohl Front. 8.0; Autumn Sun, 7.11; Lady Spy, 7.8; Measure, Organiser Knliunoke. 7.0. TRIAL HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Six furlongs.—Good Hunting, 0.0: Prince Colossus, 8.5: Grantham, Itangihtria, 8.2; Tyrone Boy, Royal Dash. Gafnstld, Hunting Jav, Mister Tom, 7,12. WAIMATA HACK HANDICAP, of 60 sovs. One mile.—Black Songster, 9.0; Lady Spy, 8.10; Sunny Song 8.3; Sunny Bachelor, Kahunoke, 8.2; Ta-ma, Walata, 8.1: Bob-in, 7.11; Measurer, 7.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 05 sovs. Six furlongs.—Lordly Knight, 0.7: Taiao, 8.12; Merry Damon, 8.0: Valsler. 8.6;-Hunt-ing Day, 8.3; King Wanga, 7.9; Master Cynic. Sunny Song. 7.8: Stitch, 7.4; Toboggan, Llttlfl Wundw 4 7.0.

AUCKLAND MEETING List of Acceptances NEXT SATURDAY’S EVENTS By Telegraph—Press Association. Auckland, Oct. 28. The following acceptances have been received for the first day of the Auckland Racing Club's meeting to be held on Isovember 5 and 7: — MITCHELSON CUP, ot 650 sovs. One

WHANGAREI MEETING Handicaps for First Day Hauclieaps for the first day of the Whangarcl Macing Clulb's Spring Meeting, to be held on November 10 and 12, are:— HIKL'R'ANGI HACK, of 75 sovs. Seven

HEREMIA IN INDIA Runs Third and Second Mail advices from India state that the Auckland horse Heremia, who secured a first and a second at Poona in August, is continuing to show some iorm. At Poona on September 10 he ran llurd to Arthur and Lira in the Visitors Plate, one mile, for class 111 horses. A week later lie was second to Yuwili in the Elgin Plate, one mile and one furlong, starting a good favourite. In the first race he carried 8.1 and in the second 7.13. the winner on each occasion carrying 8.7. Heremia was ridden by E. C. Reynolds, of Sydney, who has since been reported seriously injured in an accident at Boors-

Melbourne Pony Race TWO LUCKY INVESTORS Paying £l2B/2/6 for 5/- on the straight-out totalisator, Codcllus established a Victorian record when be won the 'first division of the River Handicap at the Ascot pony races in Melbourne on October 18, the first day on which the totalisator was in operation at the course. The previous highest dividend for 5/-'was £37/7/6, paid by Mystery Ship at Mentone on June 23. L. Whittle, who rode Mystery Ship, was successful also on Codellus. Two tickets were taken straight-out on Codcllus, and a large crowd gathered round the “pay-out” windows in front of the totalisator to watch the fortunate investors. The crowd was disappointed, however, as one of the backers—-a woman — collected her dividend in the manager’s office, and the other—a man —intimated that be would collect his dividend at the totalisator company’s office in the city. For a place Codellus paid £l3/4/- for 5/-, and one of the tickets on him was taken by the foreman carpenter employed on the totalisator building. Promissa, who finished second, paid £B/8/- for a place. The lucky woman investor on Codellus did not forget the totalisator staff. She gave the manager a £5 note to “let the staff do as They like.” The manager handed 7/6 each to 12 girls working in the paddock totalisator and 10/- to the girl who issued the winning ticket. Moro than 50 years ago the record totalisator payment for Australia was established when D.O.D. won the Goodwood Handicap of 1881 ini Adelaide. Only £1 wag invested on him in the machine, and his return was £836. It is not a record as far as New Zealand is concerned, for Wairoa Belle returned her solitary supporter £1033/5/- ftr £1 when she won at the Nelson trotting meeting in 1920. In England a couple of years ago n hurdler paid at the rate of 3400 to 1, while It is on record that in Shanghai a wire ner returned odds at the rate o£ 3037 to 1. These are claimed to be the two most substantial totalisator records in the world.

MELBOURNE NOTES Riders for To-day By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. (Roe. October 28, 8.55 p.m.). Melbourne, Oct. 28. The weather is improving greatly. The forecast is for fine and cloudy conditions. M. McCarten will ride Kuvera, Blixteu, Lough Neagh and Dominant. Ashley Reed is to ride Ruaeh, Parkwood and Havering. Roy Reed will ride Limarch, Compris and Splutter. T. Green will have the mount on Gaine Carrington. Miss. Rampion has been scratched-for the Mnribyrnong Plate. Silent Bird has reappeared at Flemington. She has made improvement and is now a likely runner in the Cup. Manawhenua (J. Conquest) strode on the sand. lie looks well. Admiral Drake and Havering did useful work. Skywriter has wrenched his shoulder. The New Zealander. Sastrugi, is an acceptor for Wednesday’s Ascot 14.2 Thousand. At Caulfield Rogilla strode over two miles. He looks well. Gaine Carrington and Peter Jackson did a mile on the outside in evens. Yarramba and Strepcrus did useful work. At Mentone, Top Hole, Some Hero, and Heroic Prince ran seven furlongs on the grass in Imin. 33scc. WALK-OVER GRANTED Jockey Club Cup London, Oct. 27. On the second day of the Newmarket second October meeting Lord Woolavington's Frcuch-bred four-ycar-old bay mare, Brulette, by Bruleur from Seaweed, was granted a walk-over in the Jockey Club Cup, a sweepstakes with 500 sovs. added, and run over the Cesarewitch course, two miles and a quarter. Fourteen horses had been entered, including one sealed entry, but Brulettc alone carried on her engagement. AUCKLAND TROTS To-day’s Fields at Epsom The postponed day of the Auckland Trotting Club’s spring meeting will be held at Epsom to-day. The list of acceptors is as follows: — GREEK LANE HANDICAP, of 105 sovs.: unhoppled trotters; 3.4 S class. One. mile and a half. Autumn Lu .. scr Nell Volo .... -4 Grand Triumph scr Win Iluon .— 60 Katalo ' scr Mattie Manna's Son .. scr Herbllwyn 7Waskasu scr Hue Coronado . SI NEWMARKET HANDICAP, of 105 sovs.; 3.6 class. One mile and a quarter. Cogent scr Regina Derby . -scr Cimarron .... scr Triquest scr Free Gift scr Worthy Chief . scr Ltslea scr Fisher Mountain Sun . scr Raider 24 Ncllota scr Stormy Mack . 21 Our Summer . scr LABOUR DAY HANDICAP, of 225 sovs.; 4.35 class. Two miles. Arabond scr First Flight .. 36 Brentllght .... scr Gold Treasure . 36 Carnul scr Kcwpie’s Real Girl .... 12 Triumph 36 Anon 24 Pageant 36 Dan Direct .. 21 Peter Pirate .. S 4 Direct Morning 30 JUNCTION HANDICAP, of 103 sovs.; 3.37 class. One mile and a half. Quid Halrst .. scr Francis Lincoln 36 Margaret Pukemiro .... -IS Wallace 12 Realty 48 Prince Etawah, 12 Homeward ... 72 HILLSBORO’ HANDICAP, of 115 sovs.; unliopplcd trotters; 3.38 class. One mile and a half. Billy Carbine . scr Moko Bells .... 36 Hue Coronado . scr Carl Mack .... 60 El Merit 12 Windchat ... 7'2 Marble Star ... 12 Kolmar —.. 108 Moko Girl .... 21 Jock Bingen .. 132 Parrish Belle . 24 CAMPBELL HANDICAP, of 105 sovs.; 3.40 class. One mile and a half. Fisher scr Stormy Wrack scr Gold Seam .... scr Sister Chris .'. scr Historian ... scr Betterwtn ... 12 Mazda set Wee Machine .. 12 Pedlar scr Lady Amanda 24 Regiua Derby scr REMUERA HANDICAP, of 125 sovs.: 2.48 class. One milo and a quarter. Brent Zolock .. scr Nelson Trasker 24 Brentllght .. scr Pageant 24 Anjjn 12 Real Girl 24 To Wallin 12 Tattle Guy .... 24 Kewple's Guy 24 First Flight .. 36 Kewpie’s Peter Pirate .. 36 Triumph 24 INSULATION HANDICAP, of 115 sovs.; 2.57 class. One mile and a quarter. Francis Lincoln scr Lady Coronado 24 Jersey Thorpe scr Homeward .. 24 Miss Joan Rolfe Audubon 21 Direct 12 Worthy Cause 24 Nathaniel ... 12 Some Dillon .. 36 Pukemiro ... 12 Holioro 48 Realty 12 Juno Nordics 60

TRAINS FOR HUTT PARK Fast and Frequent Service In order to cater for the large attendance expected at the Hutt Park trotting meeting, the Railway Department has made arrangements for a fast and frequent train service to run direct to the course. A popular fare Ims been provided for the occasion, and it is expected that racegoers will avail themselves of the opportunity of using sueh a cheap and convenient means of transport to the course.

mile am a half. Antiaue ... 9 12 Gay Cockade 7 Protomint 8 13 Cruachan 7 1 View Halloo . 8 7 Easter Time 7 0 Gibraltar S 1 Flying Prince 7 0 To Hoia 8 1 Thespis 7 0 Lord Vai ... 7 11 Psychologist . 7. 0 Royal Artist. 7 10 Limeen 0 Motere .... 7 7 Claremore ... 7 0 'rigorism 7 4 Mahkill 7 0 Great Emblem 7 2 Catoma .... 7 0 FLYING HANDICAP of 300 sots. Seven furlongs. Hunting Cry 9 8 Chromadync . 9 Chrysology . 8 8 Easter Timo 7 2 King's Archer 8 3 Soloist 0 Imperial Flying Prince 7 0 - Prince 8 3 Llanore . ••• 7 0 Chief Joy ... 8 3 Jaeldy Karo 7 0 Gay Lap .... 8 2 1 aluation . 7 0 Speedmint • 8 0 Whakapnra . 7 0 Pomp 7 10 Black Songster 7 0 TRIAL HURDLES HANDICAP, o 00 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Town Beauty 10 2 Prince of inform .... 10 2 Orange 9 0 Patutahi 9 12 Carlaris 9 0 Cargen .... 9 7 Clontarf Bill 9 0 Slump 9 7 Sleepy Sol .. 9 0 Trowbridge • 9 5 Cat-i-mes ... 9 0 Sub-Editor .. 9 0 SHORTS HANDICAT , of 300 sovs. Six furlongs. Tradesman .. 9 5 Royal Bengal 7 7 Golden Wings 9 0 Pershain 7 0 Huntingdon . 8 9 Exaggeration . 7 0 High Comedy 7 12 Tetrarchato . 0 Gold Day ... 7 9 Imamint 7 0 HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. of 200 SOTS . About two miles and a half. Trouble 10 12 General Lu . 9 0 Nell jo 0 Cat-i-mes ■ i 0 Mashoor 9 13 The Roadman 9 0 Haakon 9 10 John Bull ... 9 0 Absent .... 9 3 GORDON HANDICAP. of 200 EOYS. Ono mile. Princess Bede 9 2 Glenrata 7 9 Palace 8 12 Ruling King 7 7 Karangapai . 8 11 Moonlleet 7 Tarporley 8 9 Book law ... 7 0 Prolyxo 8 7 Catchem 7 0 Royal Gallant 8 6 Consort 0 Woodful 8 6 Demylus 7 0 Arch Ruler .. 8 3 Good Run ... 7 0 ( Teels , ...... 8 0 Jewelled Carfex .... 7 11 Girdle 7 0 Hlata 7 JI Sweet Aesculus 7 11 Whisper 7 0 Holly Lu .... 7 9 GREAT NORTHERN GUINEAS, of 750 sovs. One mile. Aesculus 8 10 Master Bell Topper . 8 10 Brierly 8 10 Good Hunting 8 10 Pillow Fight 8 10 Grand Sport . 8 10 Sea Ruler ... 8 10 Greek Gold . 8 10 Tea Trader . 8 10 Hunter's Moon S 10 Gold Trail .. 8 i> Inflation 8 10 Ali dinette '» Jonathan 8 10 Prolyxo 8 Senorlta ... 8 o WELCOME STAKES of 500 sovs. Five furlongs. Barn Dance . 8 5 Spiral8 5 Diatomous 8 5 Gay Sheila .. 8 0 Bujoymeut .. 8 5 Coronls .... 8 0 Glenromney . 8 r> Dlnelli .... 8 0 Gold Pocket . 8 5 Gar Seton ... 8 0 Impasto 8 5 Gipsy Love . 8 0 King Mcstor S 5 Pelagia 8 0 Midian .... 8 5 Princess My Money .. 8 5 Doreen 8 0 , No Doubt ... 8 5 Star . Artist . 8 0 Senior 8 5 Wait and See 8 0 Solomon ... 8 5

furlongs. 7 11 7 10 Royal Currajong .. Rady Vane .. Hunting 9 10 Royal Gallant 8 9 Dnndlubber . 7 0 Good Idea .. 8 6 Radiant Sun . 7 0 Holly Holm . 8 5 . Black Marlin 7 0 Hawthorn .. 8 2 Deraylus 7 0 Buglo Call .. 7 13 British Valmarie 7 11 Columbia 7 O Delraln 7 11 Kind Words . 7 0 HUANUI 11'tJ.B.DlDES. of 80 sovs. Ono mile and a half and 11X7 yards. Goshawk 11 7 Su'b-Edltor .. 9 2 Simeon 11 0 Abbey Dream 9 0 Nell 10 8 Roseric .... 9 0 Mo tore 10 4 Kaihoremai . 9 0 Arch Eagle . 10 4 Cat-l-mes 9 0 inform 10 4 Sleepy Sol .. 9 0 Imperial Topstar .... 9 0 Prince 10 0 Prince of Snow Prince . 10 0 Orange 9 0 Pa tut ahi .... 10 0 MANAIA HANDICAP, of 90 sore. Si; c furlongs. Tradesman .. 0 13 Karangapai . 7 3 Paganelll ... 9 4 Hoihoma 7 0 Marochal ... 8 1 Arch Ruler .. 7 0 Tea Chat ... 8 0 Royal Gallant 7 0 Hampton Exaggeration 7 0 Park *7 f* Dady lane . 7 0 Imamint t r. Tetrarchato - 7 0 Jaeldy Karo . 7 3 Black Marlin 7 0 PARAHAKI HANDICAP, of 80 SOVS. Ono mile. Paganelll ... 10 9 Trisima .... 8 0 Bronze Tray 9 8 Demylus . 8 0 Vandyke 8 10 Caiteh'em 8 0 Llanore .... 8 10 Currajong- .. S 0 Alloy 8 7 Radiant Sun . S O Jaeldy Karo . 8 5 Advance Camp 8 0 Whakapara . S 0 Good Idea .. S 0 Tetrarchate . 8 0 Helium .... 8 0 Gay Idea ... 8 0 WHANGAREI CUP, of 125 sovs. One mile and a quarter. King’s Archer 9 0 Trishna 7 0 Teels 7 0 Bronze Tray 8 9 Gay Idea .... 7 0 Grand Tea .. 8 4 Helium .... 7 0 7 12 Catch’em 7 0 Plying Prince 7 6 Mahkill 7 0 COUNTY HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Six furlongs. Prothblower . 11 5 Kcal Mackay 7 0 Hoihoma 10 13 Mater 7 0 Biform 9 10 Star Turn .. 7 0 Black Marlin 8 4 B harepuke . 7 0 Wishbone ... 7 6 Miss Theory Radiant Sun 7 6 gelding 7 0 British Bush Lawyer 7 0 Columbia 7 0 llujoyment .. 7 0 KENSINGTON HACK, of 75 sovs. Six furlongs. Royal Hunting 9 11 Echo Song . 7 0 Imainint .... 9 G Bright newer 7 0 Dokus Dlly .. 9 1 Wishbone 7 0 Dord Aintree 8 12 Abbey Dream 7 0 Holly Holm . 8 6 Prince Prot'hlblower . s G Colossus 7 0 Hawthorn .. 8 3 Dady Searcher 7 6 Wi n If re de 7 0 Princess Star 7 G On Approval 7 0 Welcome Du . 7 2 Miss Bera .. 7 0 Dord Willonyx 7 0 Kanapa 7 0 Norval Tea .. 7 0