THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 48, 19 November 1932, Page 15

THE RACING WORLD

CARTERTON TO-DAY Racing at Clareville ANNUAL MEETING Three Dividends to be Paid (By “The Watcher.”) The Carterton Racing Club will hold ita annual meeting at Clareville to-day. The track is in good order and fast, and an added attraction for the public is the three dividends in fields of nine or over, and two dividends in five-horse races. The fields contain material for plenty of interesting racing. Wellington patrons can reach the course by the 7.00 a.m. train from Lambton, returning after the last race. . The programme is as follows: 12.30 p.m.— NOVICE STAKES, of 55 sovs. Weight 8.8. Rix furlongs.—Rene Belle, Maypay, Red Top,' Mllhrow, Cape of Good Hope, Teastream, Meritor, Clangor, Moab Q oe «”» Fusion, Cape Martian, Rhea. Late Jest, Vlvette, Avlatrix, West Tor, Walton Park. Form horses are Rene Belle, Red Top, Moab Queen, and West Tor. Maypay, Teastream, and Meritor are likely improvers. West Tor and Meritor may be the favourites. CARR?NGTON HIGHWEIGHT HACK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. .One mile. Kalmuck .. 013 Bright Song 0 0 ■ Azure ...... 9'4 Golden Horn 9 0 Kahunoke .. 9 2 Te Auto ... 9 0 Autumn Dawn 9 0 Kalmuck, Azure, and Kahunoke are the likeliest in' the Highweight. . Kalmuck and Kahunoke are the probable favourites, and Azure is likely to be well backed. •1.45 p.m.— • WAIBAKAPA COUNTV CUP, of 120 SOTS. . OnC mile and a Quarter. Cluny .... 9 0 Pahu ...... 712 - Atholspear . 713 Joie de Vai . 7 5 Stanchion . 713 Gay Court ... 7 3 Cluny’s win over Fast Passage at Wellington draws attention to his prospects here, and his bracketed mate. Atholspear is also likely to run well. Stanchion has shown no form for a long time, but at his best he would be hard to beat. Pahu, Joie de Vai, and Gay Court are all likely lightweights. Although there are only five chances, backers will not find it easy. Cluny is the logical favourite, with ‘ Gay Court the most reliable lightweight. Reports are current that Cluny may not start.' : . , ' : . CARTERTON HACK HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. Six furlongs. , Solitaire II . 8 8 Clangor j .... 7L. ■.Lady Ronald 8 3 Swift and Sure 712 Forest Stag . 8 3 Lord John .. 7 5 Purse 713 Lancet ..... 7 o Aron??. ••••• 712 Avalos • •••• * — Posy 7 12 Solitaire IT, with B. H. Morris up, is likely to carry a lot of support. Lady, Ronald Forest Stag, Purse, Aroma, and ; Swift and Sure are all form horses. Aroma and Lady Ronald may carry the bulk of the investments.

3 p.m.— BUNNY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, at 85 sovs. Six furlongs. Equitant .. 9 0 Sir Pombal .72 Lyrical .... 7.7 Patearoa ... 7 2 Equitant’s Wellington form makes her look outstanding in this field, but she has been a trifle off colour since. On form it is not possible to consider very seriously her opponents’ prospects. 3.40 p.m.— TVPAmAHr HACK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Seven furlongs. Joie de Vai . 9 9 Kahunoke .. 7 8 Ben Hur ... 9 0 Red Top ... 7 7 Emotion .. 811 Moab Queen 7 7 Flower .... 8 9 Rene Belle . 7 7 Aroma .... 713 Greenhorn .. 7 7 Azure • 710 Cape Fair . ■ 7 7 Late Jest .. 710 The majority of tin* hacks here have prior engagements which may throw some light on the form. With a start backers may prefer Aroma and Red Top. 4.15 p.m.— MAUNGARAKI HANDICAP, of 90 sovs. Seven furlongs. Cluny 9 5 Gay Court .. 711 Grecian .... 8 9 Manifesto 7 7 Pahu 8 3 Cape Town . 7 7 Eminent ... 713 More dual engagements crop up in this event. Eminent ran well enough at Riccarton to be considered, and Gay Court’s previous showing should provide a line. Manifesto is a visitor with plenty of speed, while Pahu and Cluny have to be considered. Eminent and Manifesto may be fancied. 4.55 p.m.— ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Five . furlongs. Solitaire II . 9 1 White SquaU 7 0 Speed 813 Maypay .... 7 5 Right Bower 8 7 Araios 7 o Forest Stag . 8 0 Cape Martian 7 5 Lady Ronald 8 6 Love Court . 7 5 Jean Ladoslo 710 Rhea 7 5 Teastream . 7 9 Popette .... 7 <5 If reserved, Solitaire II should run prominently. Speed, Right Bower, Forest Stag, Lady Rouald, and Jean Ladosio all look prospects, Solitaire II and Right Bower may be well backed. WIN AND PLACE New Regulations Issued DIVISION OF THE POOLS The win and place totalisator regulasions which have been under the consideration of the executive committee of the New Zealand Racing Conference, were issued yesterday. As in the ease of the three-dividend system and the two . dividends m fivehorse fields the new idea is optional. The win and place system may operate only when there are five or more. totalisator numbers. The investments will he received separately for win and place, and shown and dealt with as separate the term indicates the whole of the pool on the straight-out machine, less taxation, will go to the backers of the winner. In the case of the place pool the amount for distribution as dividends will be divided into two equal parts for first and second horses in- fields of five, six or seven runners. In fields over seven it Will be divided into three equal parts for first,* second and third horses. In cases of dead-heats for places the place pool Will be divided into as many equal parts as there are horses in -the first three places, and allotted accordingly. Clubs may avail themselves of the new regulations forthwith.

WINTON MEETING Toreador Wins Cup Race SPRINT TO HULA BELLE By Telegraph.—Press Association. Invercargill, Nov. 18. The Winton Jockey Club’s annual meeting opened to-day in flue weather. The track was In great order. There was a fair attendance, and the totalisator investments were £3666/10/-, against £4688/10/last year, when there were eight races. ' Results are as follow TRIAL STAKES, of 50 sovs. Six furlongs. 7 BLAZON, 8.0 (Jenklus) 1 4 FAIR VISION. 8.0 (Didliain) 2 2 GLENHAM LARK, 8.0 ..... (Brodie) 3 Also started: 8 Ballasalla, B.Q; 10 Twilight, 8.0; 9 Wynwood, 8.0; 6 Ecclefechan, 8.0; 1 Pink Paper, 8.0; 5 Asia, 8.0; 11 Erda, 8.0; 3 Arderwood, 8.0. Neck; half a length. Ecelefeehan was fourth. Time, Imlu. 15 4-ssec. HOKONUI TROT, of 55 sovs.; 3.40 class. One mile and a half. 1 JUST SHANDI, scr. .. (W. Cosgrove) 1 3 WILLIAM TELL, scr (McKay) 8 VOLOGDA, scr (Burke) 3 Also started: 11 Baker Boy, scr.; 4 Christina’s Wave, scr.; 9 Gracile, 12yds. behind; 7 Weary Voyage, 24yds. behind; 2 Wee Scotty, 24yds. behind; 5 Lady Direct, 24yds. behind; 6 Manrlco Lee, 36yds. behind; 10 Prairie King, 84yds. behind. Four lengths; neck. Wee Scotty was fourth. Times: 3.27 1-5. 3.28 2-5, 3.28 3-5. WINTON CUP, of 100 sovs. One mile and a Quarter. 2 TOREADOR. 7.4 (Barclay) 1 1 RED SEA, 9.2 (Ellis) 2 4 THE SMUGGLER, 8.10 .. (Langford) 3 Also started: 5 Night Rose, 7.0; 3 Ohai, 7.0. Half a length; neck. Ohai was fourth. Time, 2min. S 4-ssec, FLYING HANDICAP, of 55 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 HULA BELLE. 7.13 .. (Ellis) 1 5 CRUBENMORE, 7.12 (Austin) 2 3 ASSEMBLE. 8.8, car. 8.3 ... (Mackie) 3 Also started: 2 Ruling Light, 9.0: .4 Enwood, 8.6. Three-quarters of a length; two lengths and a half. Ruling Light was fourth. Time, Imin. 15sec. BARKLY HACK HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 COUGH. 9.0. car. 8.9 ....j... (Stuck) 1 2 BROUGHSHANE, 7.12 (Cotton) 2 7 STRONG LIGHT, 7.8 (Wilson) 3 Also-started: 1 Thornton, 8.4 (coupled with Cough): 3 Barn Door, 8.6; 4 Royal Emblem, 8.6; 5 Some Breeze, 7.8; G Twi'iBTzo lengths; one length and a half. Thornton was fourth. Time, Imin. 15sec. OTAPIRI TROT, of 50 sovs.: 3.45 class. Oue mile and a half. 3 OZANAM. scr (McLellan) 1 7 YOJJNG FRANK, 48yds. behind 2 2 PETER MITCHELL, scr. ... (McKay) 3 Also started: 11 Chiming Billy, scr.; 4 Single Lee, scr.; 10 Blue Mountain Queen, scr.; 13 Lindrum, scr.; 1 Belle Derby, scr.: 8 Larkaway, scr.; 0 Aparima, scr.; o Black Thunder, scr.; 6 Joffre, scr.: 11 Our Treasure, scr.; 6 Overproof, scr.; 12 Sunny Mary, scr.; 14 Mannequih. scr. Four lengths; three lengths. Chiming Billy was fourth. Times: 3.34, 3.31, 3 35 r> - 5 TRADESMEN’S HANDICAP, of 55 SOVS. Seven furlongs. . 1 TIPPLING, 8.12 .. (Ellis) 1 4 CONSONO. 5.7 " 2 STEETON, S.O (Brodie) o Also started: 5 Night Maid, 9.0; 3 LeadlnHaft>'a length; neck. Night Maid -was fourth. Time. Imin. 29sec. Acceptances for To-day

BENMORE HACK HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Steeton, 8.13: Barn Door, 8.3; Royal Emblem, 8.3; Thornton,

8.2; Ohai, 8.2; Taragcna, 7.12; 7.9 ; Glenham Lark, Ecelefeehan, Pink I aper, Erda, Orderwood, 7.5. _ _ „ . ORETI TROT HANDICAP, of 5o sovs., 3.40 class. One mile and a half. —Vologda, Christmas Wave, Overproof, Man o h ranz, scr.; William Tell. Gracile, 12yds. behind, Wee Scotty, Lady Direct, 21yds. beh nd, Manrlco Lee, just Saudi, 36yds. behind, Nelson Pointer. 48yds. behind. SOLDIER MEMBERS’ MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. One Tippling.' 8.2: Assemble, 8.0; Night Maid, 7.7; Leading Boy, Night Rose, 7.0. STEWARDS’ PURSE HANDICAP, of*) sovs. Six furlongs.—First Money, a-1-, Hula Belle, 8.10; Crubenmore, 8.1. DASH TROT HANDICAP (saddle), of 50 sovs.; 3.6 class. One mile and a quarter.—Chiming Billy, Mishap, Travis Wilkes. Lee Rose. Oklahoma, Larkaway, Peter Mitchell, Just John. Overproof, Hard Times, scr.: Sergeant Dallas. 36yds. behind, Young Frank, 48yds. 'behind. LOCHIEL HANDICAP, of 55 sovs. Seven Tippling. 9.0; Assemble, 8.11, Nigh: .Maid, 8.4; Consono. 8.2; Leading Boy. Steeton, 7.7. . — AWARUA HACK HANDICAP, of oo sovs. Six furlongs.—Hot Tea, 9.0; Broughshane, 8.11; Blazon, 8.5: Strong Light. 8.4, Miss Winston, 8.2; Fair Vision, 8.2; Some Breeze, Acia, Haphazard, Ballasalle, 8.0. AMMON RA FOR U.S. Expected in January (Received, Nov. 18, 7.35 p.m.). _ San Francisco, Nov. li. Ammon Ra, the New Zealand gelding, is coining to the United States in January. He will pass up the Agua Caliente Handicap on March 20. So Mr. Alfred Richardson, representative of Mr. Clifford Sheath, the horse’s owner, said to-day. THE IRISH SWEEP Receipts for the Irish sweep on the Cesarewitch amounted to £3,624,448, which does not equal the record Derby result, but is a remarkable total, none the less. The prize fund accounted for £2.378,939, the Irish hospitals got £079,584, the Irish Free State’s share was £226,528, sellers’ prizes absorbed £40,000, and the remainder, representing 9.40 per cent, of the total, went in expenses. Of the 621 horses drawn, Great Britain secured 442 (England 382, Scotland’ 42, and Wales 18). The United States got 55, South Africa 28, Irish Free .State lb, Canada 12, France and Northern Ireland 9 each, Holland 8, India 6, China 5, South America, Egypt and the Channel Islands 4 each. The remainder went to Belgium, North Africa, West Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Palestine, Malay, Siam, Mauritius, Norway, Mexico,-Japan, Central America and Turkey. Italy never won a prize. Including the Cesarewitch sweep, the Irish sweepstakes have so far distributed 18,082 prizes, worth £13,105,478/4/-, and the hospitals have received as their share £4,175,447/16/9.

Beau Irish is to be ridden by A. Tinker in the Trial Stakes at Te Rapa to-day. He Is- a five-year-old Horse by Beaufort— L,ady Sindhia, and was purchased as a yearling in Australia. He was raced a couple of seasons back and showed speed. Beau Irish is a much-improved horse on looks, but he has not been long in work. “Subscriber,” Palmerston North. — Sorry it is not possible to do as you suggest. “Sport,” Otaki. —Letter has been forwarded on as requested.

WAIKATO MEETING Prospects for Opening Day WEATHER REMAINS FINE Dominion Special Service. Auckland, Nov. 18. The weather remains fine, and good conditions will assist toward a successful result at the Waikato Racing Club’s meeting, which opens to-morow. Lord Aintree, who is a little off colour, will not be a starter. The following runners may be fancied: Trial Stakes.—Good Run, Bell Topper, and Loombination. Hurdles.—Prince of Orange, High Commissioner, and Welcome Boy. Haptapu Handicap Hack.—Gltavane, Limex, and Gay Marigold. Waikato Cup.—Royal Artist, Liineen, and Bronzo Tray. Claudelands Highweight Handicap. Soloist, L’Allegro, and Princess Bede. Taiuehere Stakes. —Star Artist, Impasto, and Coronis. Cambridge Handicap.—Tea Trader, Gold Day, and Jonothan. Taupiri Hack Handicap.—Senonta, Moonileet, and Lucidus. The card is as follows: — 12.15 p.m.— TRIAL bi’AKES, of 13 suvs. Six i'ur-

TAKAPUNA MEETING

Acceptances for First Day Bv Telegraph.—Press Association. Nov. 18. Acceptances for the first day of the TAkapuna Jockey Club’s spring meeting, to be held on November 26 and 28, are as follow: — MELROSE MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs and a half. The Pullet .. 8 3 Tahae Mae .. 8 1

Cruachan is not likely to start in the Waikato Handicap at Te Rapa to-day unless some rain falls to make the track easier. The King March gelding has done no galloping this week, but C. Garment has been keeping him In order with plenty of hill work. Nominations for the summer meeting of the Woodville District Jockey Chib, to be held on December 7 and 8. will close on Jiouday next, nt 9 p.m.

AUTOPAY’S DAM DEAD Wellington R.C. Secretaryship MARES FOR NIGHTMARCH (By “The Watcher.”) The brood mare Trebelli 11, who threw Autopay to Paper Money, visited that sire again this season, but unfortunately for the joint owners, Messrs. Aitken and Wood, she recently met with such severe injuries that she had to be destroyed. Mr. N. McLean, who has Paper Money standing in North Canterbury, presented another good, mare to the Wellington owners, but their loss all the same is Severe. False Rumours. Rumours are current, and some have been published, concerning the successor to Mr. E. P. Cox in the secretaryship of the Wellington Racing Club. The name of Mr. Godtrey Westenra, of North Canterbury, has been freely connected with these reports. Mr. Westenra telegraphed me yesterday from Cheviot requesting an emphatic denial in these columns.. The telegram concludes: —"I have never even discussed the position with anyone, and have no intention whatever of applying.” Billy Boy. The crack steeplechaser Billy Boy, is exppeted to resume work at Ellerslie this week. He has been spelling since returning from Riccarton in August, and It. W. Lewis reports that he has done exceptionally well during his rest. Two Dividends in Five-horse Races. The Waikato, Racing Club will pay a second Dividend in races where five or mord horses start. Baroscope’s Mission. Unless present intentions are altered, Baroscope and Princess Bede, who carry Mr. E. H. Cucksey’s colours, will both start in the Highweight at Waikato today. Green, who has returned front Australia, will ride Princess Bede, while the trainer, A. Tinker, will be on Baroscope. Te Tawa (brother to Te Kara), in the two-year-old race, is another of Green’s mounts. First Since Sydney. An interesting acceptor for the Taupiri Hack Handicap at Te Rapa is , the three-year-old Mungatoon, who was for some months a ■member of J. T. Jamieson’s team in Sydney, where he won the Maiden Three-year-old Handicap at Menangle Park in August. On that occasion he carried 8.6 and beat a big field over five furlongs in Imin. 2sec.. and, in view of the fact that he shaped well when he finished second to Gaine Carrington at Te Aroha last season, his reappearance will be awaited with interest. Lady Quex. According to reports from Taranaki, Lady Quex is rapidly approaching her best form, and she will be a sprint winner again soon. She has an engagement in the Feilding Stakes, but she has been nominated also for Takapuna. It will be possible to do both these meetings this year. Silver Ring. Silver Ring is at present taking things easily in a paddock at his stables, but he is being exercised regularly, and if he goes on all right will be taken th Auckland for the Christmas meeting. Ellis iii the South. . L. J.' Ellis has gone to the Winton meeting and will not be riding at Carterton to-day. \ Should Pay Her Way. . . Splutter, the three-year-old filly by Tea Tray from Impediment, who was tiken to Australia by the Hawera trainer, J. Fryer, has been leased to Mr. D. H. McTjeod. owner of Araunah, who Is now at Mentone. Gustavo in Again. Gustavo has made his reappearance at Riccarton, looking big and hearty. His training is being supervised by W. McDonald. »

Answers to Correspondents. - “A.8.C.,” Eketahuna: (1) £l/9/6; (2) £l/5/-; (3) £l/13/-. “Anxious,” Wellington: Gay Crest was scratched for the Metropolitan Handicap at 1.12 p.m. on the day of the race. LEVIN MEETING Acceptances for Saturday By Telegraph.—Press Association. Lovin, Nov. 18. Acceptances for the annual meeting of the Levin Racing Club, to be held on Saturday next, are as follow: —

FORBURY PARK TROTS Acceptances for Thursday By Telegraph—Press Association. Dunedin, Nov. 18. Acceptances for the first day of the Forbury Park Trotting Club’s spring meeting, to be held on Thursday and Saturday next, are as follow:— ROSLYN HANDICAP (in harness), of 100 sovs.; 3.4 S class; unhoppled trotters. One mile and a half. Criterion ...... scr Gyrate 24 Honeymoon ... scr Honora Bingen 36 Lee Boy scr Raclaim 36 Pfiter Patch .. scr Margaret Silk Coat scr Parrish 48 Earl Bingen .. 24 PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (in harness!, of 100 sovs.: 3.39 class. One mile and a halt. Anthum scr Shirley Bingen scr Gold Flower .. scr Titri scr Golden Direct . scr Erin’s Chance . 12 Little Claire .. scr Girvan 12 Qhita scr John Appear . 12 Reylena scr Mitchie Chimes 12 Sansaveno .. scr ST. KILDA HANDICAP (in harness), of 120 sovs.; 2.18 class. One mile. Belle Lorrlmer scr Wehr Binzen . ser Great Chenault scr Peter Locanda 12 Manoeuvre .... scr Willie Derby . 12 Madam Automatic .. 24 Locanda scr Bay Admiral . 24 SPRING HANDICAP (in harness), of 120 sovs.; 3.16 class. One mile and three furlongs. Great Thought scr Willie Wilkes . scr Grey Girl scr Mollv Highland King scr Desborough 12 John Dee scr Craganour .. 24 Needles scr Elite Bingen . 24 Plain Silk scr Red Spur 48 Rare Pronto . scr PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP (in harness), of 275 sovs.; 4.32 class. Two miles. Gunfire scr Steel All scr Grand Canyon scr Sir Guy ser Harvest Child . scr Wrackeen ... scr Nelson's Wrackler ... scr Victory scr Dillon Logan . 36 Somerby .... scr Erin's Fortune 36

DOMINION HANDICAP (in harness), of 140 sovs.; 4.45 class. Two miles. Libera! scr Gay Paree .... 12 V. Louis Bingen . scr Dolores 48 Stanley Bingen scr Valioden .... 48 CAVERSHAM HANDICAP (in harness), of 120 sovs.; 3.30 class. One mile and a half. Ciro scr Belle Lorrimer 12 Donna Gulvaßls scr Manoeuvre .. 12 Great Chenault scr Peter Locanda 24 Indianapolis .. scr Taxpayer ... 24 Special Sun ... scr DASH HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 sovs.; 2.47 class. One mile and a quarter. Black Lion ... ser Tarndale .... scr Cyone scr Nimble Direct . 12 Grand Canyon . scr Dillon Logan . 24 Mac Dillon ... scr John Noble .. 24 Morning Sun . scr Somerby .... 36 Tactless .... scr

Among the 15 mares who to date have been booked to Nightmarch is Sailor’s Hope, the dam of Fast Passage and Waterline. This mating is interesting, for Pilgrim's Progress occurs in the same remove in the lines of this mare and of Entreaty (dam of Phar Lap). The other consorts of the dual Cup winner are Satisfy (full-sister to Battle Colours), the English-bred Torquato (dam of Gauntlet), Peho, by Winkie. Weeplete (dam of Royal Amphora), Matty Carling, by Kilbroney, a Gay Lad mare, a sister to Adelphi, Waterlow, Jubilant (half-sister to Palestrina and Juniper), Pride (sister to Jaloux), Rosenur, by Kilboy, Solrose, by Soiferino, Cheloma (dam of Prince Ferouz, Nincompoop, and Appeal), and Arrowlet, full-sister to Minerval.

longs. Chateau .... 8 a sinking Jrund 7 12 KallaU 8 3 poombinaiion. 7 12 Keith Hall . 8 3 Beryl -L a tour 7 12 ivanapa .... 3 Arawa Hose. I 12 Cnaug .... 8 3 Transaction . i 7 12 Beau Irish .. 8 3 xieii popper. X2 Merry Eup • maniord ... b b 3 3 Good Hun .. Blsenolf .... 7 7 12 12 Demylus 8 3 (Beiiiaanthuis . 7 i Becidimer .. 8 *> Whlrlaiohg . 7 7 Sweet Bap .. < 12 Golden Lady . i * 1 thin.. — WxkljiAl HUliDLEb of 100 sovs. mile ana a-hair. High Te Kuruke .. 9 0 Ccuimlssioner 10 Pupapa ...» 9 0 Al cade .... y 10 Abuey Dream 9 0 Prince of Maunga King 9 0 Orange 9 I Ixdhuna .... 9 0 1'oxhouiMl 9 0 Carl uerta . 9 0 Welcome Boy 9 u 1.45 p.m.— HAII'IAPII HACK, uf 100 SOVS. Seven furlongs. Gienvane u Aauay .Lulu . 7 (5 iL’.amiut 9 x lliumlnelii . i u King’s Knave y 1 Muster Woodtul ... 8 7 Norval 7 0 Buss Moth .. 8 o Echo 8ong .. 7 0 Kuby Dawn 8 Sweet Holly Holm . 8 1 Whisper 7 0 King Win .. 7 12 Cun Puoco . i 0 Llmex .....’ •l 9 Consort - ... 7 0 Gay Marigold .7 7 Star Mint .. 7 0 2.30 n.m. — WAIKATO HANDICAP, ot 22o sovs One mile and a-ij.uarter. Royal Artist 8 0 Giand Pea .. 7 •1 King’s True Blood . 7 1 Archer 8 ■ Eager Rose . 7 0 lie-fresher ... 7 12 Crunchen 7 0 Valroe 7 11 Master le Hola .... 7 11 Briefly7 0 JLimeeu .... 7 11 Knight of Bronze Tray 7 11 Australia 7 0 Baroscope 7 b 3.15 p.m.—- \ \ CLADDELANDS H1GUWBIGHT, of 100 SOVS. One mile. Chief J oy ... 9 9 Gey Idea ... 8 0 Baroscope 9 5 Glen Rata .. 8 0 Koyal Kuler u 4 Hluminagh . 8 0 Soloist • 8 13 Knight of High Bitch . 8 12 Australia 8 0 Orby’s Choice 8 11 Catchem 8 0 Ganpat UAllcgro s 3 bub-Editor . 8 0 s 3 r le Walpu 8 0 Princess Bede 8 1 Royal Haviland Trishua .... 8 0 England s 0 8 0 Te Paone 8 0 Sammy .... 8 0 4 p.m.— TAMAHEHE STAKES, of 100 sovs. Pour Gay Seton furlongs. 8 1 Trickling St a/ Artist • 8 1 It ater 7 9 Rex Victor . 8 0 Springtime 7 9 Klug Ara .. 8 0 Bol Dance .. 7 9 Impasto 8 0 Musqull 7 9 Killadar 8 0 Bonny Gay . 7 8 Ta Tawa .... t 0 Enjoyment . 7 8 Pelagia .... 7 13 Coronis .... 7 7 • King Musk . 7 12 Bonny Joyce o King Mestor 7 10 Gay Rose ... *> Wahlne Relhl 7 9 4.45 p.m.— CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs. Paganelll 9 0 Marechai 13 Volimond ... King’s 8 10 Gold Day .. 7 7 Imamint 1 Archer 8 3 Valuation 7 0 Tea Trader . 8 a Jonathan 7 0 High Comedy 8 2 5.30 p.m.— TAUPTRI HACK Ct 75 SOTS. Six furlongs. Lord Aintree Sohortta 7 6 (Incl. 41b. reMungatoon . 7 3 hep. 9 2 Searcher ... 7 1 Sparkling Booklaw 7 1 Morn 8 12 Valpai .... 7 0 Gigantic ... Moonfleet 8 8 0 0 Illumine!!! . Wilton ...... Golden Lady 7 0 0 Lucldus .... 7 8 7 0 Pelting .... 7 8

Laudatory . • 8 3 British dCtickeu *. . • . 8 y Columbia 8 1 Blanford ... 8 b Koujan Mascot 8 1 Bright Flower 8 1 Gold Musk .. 8 1 Muskon .... 8 1 Hlspanla 8 1 Top Flight . 8 1 Traced 8 1 Cotirthaven . 8 1 Musgo 8 1 Eady Reviver .... 8 1 Carrington 8 1 SehizanthUg . 8 1 Directory 8 1 Kahau 8 1 TIRI HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, < >f 100 sore. Nine furlongs. Royal Survey 10 9 Illumiuagh .. 9 1 Sub-Editor .. 10 2. El Dora ..... 9 1 Catchem ...» 9 13 Royal England 9 0 Glenrata ... 0 12 Master Norval 9 0 Wee Prince . 9 7 Zane Grey .. 9 0 Bell Topper . 9 4 Marching Song 9 0 Principal ... 9 3 Sammy 9 0 SPRING HACK HANDICAP, of 119 80VB. Six furlongs. Lord Ain tree 9 2 Gay Marigold 7 7 Sparkling Currajong .. 5 Morn 8 12 Lord Wlllonyx 7 1 Karangapai 8 10 Arawa Rose . 0 Royal Gallant 8 Ruby Dawn . 8 4 Echo Song .. 7 0 1! Valpai 7 0 Princess Star 7 9 Merry Lap .. i 0 Pelting 7 8 ALISON CUP, of 280 sovs. One mile, three furlongs, 40 yards. Antique .... 9 9 Gay Cockade 4 Volimbnd .. 8 11 Maori Boy .. 1 Royal, Artist . 8 5 Tigerlsm .... 1 Speedmint .. 8 1 Eager Rose . 7 0 Refresher .. 7 10 Helium ... 7 0 Great Emblem 7 8 Tarporley 0 Alloy 7 8 Teels t 0 CAMBRIA HANDICAP, of 115 BOVS. Five furlongs. Gay Sheila .. 8 5 Pelagia .... 13 Gay Seton .. 8 1 Deputy Ruler Coronls .... 12 Star Artist . 8 1 7 7 Rereatu .... 8 0 Bonny Joyce ■1 TAKAPUNA PLATE , of 275 sovs. Seven furlongs. Psychologist Xing’s Knave Holly Holm Puss Moth Princess Bede Royal Gallant Detrain Gigantic Imamint Scnorita Whakapara Muugatoon Lucid us Glcnvane Mdonfleet Prolyxo Lord Ain tree Supreme Ruler PONUI HANDICAP. of 115 sovs. Seven furlongs. Prelyxo .... 9 0 Senorua .... 8 1 Holly Holm . 8 10 Echo Song .. 9 Areh Ruler .. 8 10 Sweet IV hlsper i 9 Bugle Call .. 8 9 Miss Rewa .. Hawthorn . 8 U On Approval . 4 9 Llmex 8 4 Dcmylus 4 9 CHELTENHAM HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. Lady Quex . 9 3 High Comedy 8 0 Paganent .. S 12 Marechai 11 Huntingdon . 8 9 Exaggeration 7 4

MAIDEN RACE, of 60 sovs. Six furlongs. Acrol let . . . 8 7 Lo Kangi . . 8 7 Ronnie Vale . 8 Milnrow . , . 8 Bee Acre . . 8 •7 Maypay . . . 8 Bene one field . 8 Moab Queen . 8 CflDe of Good Makira .... 8 Hope 8 '7 Shootist . . . 8 7 Crown Grant 8 7 Tea Stream . 8. Count Traymela • . 8 Roussillon 8 Tnpurangi . . 8 7 Canefield . . . 8 •7 War Eagle . 8 7 King Thoniohd 8 1 manAkau HACK HURDLES, of 70 SOTS. One mile and a half. Warzone 10 13 Bright Song . 9 0 Manifesto lO 8 Gambler 9 0 Day Lass .. 9 n Headland 9 0 Aralos ..... 9 0 Taura Lad .. 9 0 WERAROA HACK HANDICAP, o 70 SOVS. Seven furlongs. Kavaho .... 9 0 Fallow .... 8 0 Chief Savage 8 10 Golden Horn 8 0 Captain Dan . 8 o Gold Gleam . 8 0 Clangor 8 5 Late JeSt 8 0 Money Mint . 8 Moal) Queen . 8 0 Chile ...... 8 9 Mac Ceana . 8 0 Cape Fair .. 8 0 Tranquility . 8 0 MAKO MAKO HACK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs '8 Six furlongs. Aigiulle .... 6 Miss Broken Rule w 12 Cavendish 8 Wasteland .. Y 12 Aroma ...» o Solitaire II . 7 12 May pay .... 0 Dick Lord John .. 7 0 Whittington 7 10 Queen of the Sir Pombal . 7 8 Orient 0 Forest Stag . 7 8 Royal King . 0 Purse 7 8 Thomist 0 LEVIN HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Chopin .... 9 0 Joie de Vai . 7 Arlklra .... 8 8 Arajean .... 7 Little Doubt 8 o Manifesto 6 Pahu 8 1 Gay Court .. 7 3 LAKE HACK HANDICAP, of 85 sovs. One mile and a distance. Joie do Vai . 9 Aroma Gay Court .. 9 0 Bee Acre .... i V Capetown 8 11 Cape Fair .. 0 Lyrical .... 8 10 Headland 0 Saltpot .... 8 u Invictus .... 4 0 Fondle 8 King Sanguine King 8 1 Thomond 7 0 Flower .... 7 13 Makira .... 0 Morrath .... Y 7 Miss Kahunoke ... 7 Hushabye 7 0 McDonald MEMORIAL, of SO sovs. Six furlongs. Equitant 9 0 Dick Hampden Trojan \ 8 3 Whittington Solitaire II . 7 0 0 Melody 8 3 Sir Pombal . 7 0 Eminent .... 7 6 Wasteland 7 0 HOKIO HACK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Five furlongs. Solitaire II . S 4 Acrelict .... 7 0 Good Hunting 8 Aitua 0 Headmaster . 8 9 Araios 7 0 Forest Stag 13 Late Jest ... 0 Navaho .... 7 13 Maypay .... 0 Right Bower Arena 9 Milnrow 7 0 9 Toast ream 0 Interlocutor . 7 9 Traymela 0 Jean Ladosio 7 4 I; nacre 0 Clangor .... - 4 White Squall 0 Beaconsfield . 2