To-day’s Racing News

Greymouth Evening Star, 30 October 1933, Page 11

To-day’s Racing News

Galloping

MEETINGS TO COME.

Nov. 4, 6—Auckland. Nov. 4,6, 8, 11—Canterbury. Nov. 9, 11—Whangarei. Nov. 11—Hawke’s Bay. Nov. 15—Dannevirke. Nov. 18—Carterton. Nov. 18, 20 —Waikato. Nov. 25—Levin. Nov. 30, Dec. 2—Takapuna. Nov. 30, Dec. 2—Feilding. RAMO AT PENINSULA MANETHO AND GAYSOME WIN CHRISTCHURCH, October 28. The Banks Peninsula Racing Club held their meeting to-day in perfect weather. The course was very fast and the attendance good. The totalisator handled £6,430/10/-. There was no meeting held at the Club’s own course last year. Results: — O’Kain’s Trial Stakes, 5 furlongs—--6-4 Rebel Star (McCarthy) 1; 1-1 Silver Jest (Jennings) 2; 10-10 yintage (Humphries) 3. Also started: 8-9 Top Rank, 7-5 Cheap Money, 14-13 Traysock, 2-2 Red Dance, 11-11 Variant, 4-6 Leige Lord, 9-8 Golden Dart, 3-3 Silk Arrow, 5-7 Proscenium, 15-13 Anddifad, 10-19 Marquillo, 13-13 Wild Sky. Won by a length, a length. Proscenium was fourth. Time 1.2.

Kaituna High Weight, 1 mile —4-4 High Tor (O’Connor) 1; 2-2 Fleeting Glance (A. S. Ellis) 2; 6-7 Silver Briar (Murfitt) 3. Also started: 1-1 Drum Fire, 5-3 Elude, 7-6 Nightguard, 3-5 Verdun. Won by a length and a-half, half a length. Verden was fourth. Time 1.41 3-5.

Duvauchelle Trot, 11 miles —1-1 Yankeeland (J. Bryce, junr.), 1; 2-2 Real Burton (McTigue) 2; 16-10 Dandy Locanda (Trowbridge) 3. Also started: 14-15 Author’s Choice, 14-16 Bell Derby, 4-5 Bide a Wee, 13-8 Camera, 3-3 General Sarsfield, 9-7 Great Seaman, 6-12 Happi, 9-11 Llewellyn’s Pride, 8-8 Marie Louise, 6-6 Organist, 11-14 Sky Wink, 17-17 Sylvia Sydney, 17-17 Waving Corn, 5-4 Jimmy de Oro. Won by two lengths, three lengths. Bide a Wee was fourth. Times: 2.48 2-5; 2.48 4-5; 2.51.

Akaroa Handicap, 11 miles —3-3 Ramo (Russell) 1; 7-7 Jaloux (W. Jones) 2; 1-1 Silvox (A. Eastwood) 3. Also started: 4-4 Ranelagh, 5-5 Minerval, 6-6 Water Polo, 2-2 Sweet Agnes. Won by a length, half a length. Sweet Agnes was fourth. Time 2.10. Halswell Hack Handicaap, 6 fur-longs—B-7 Sibella (MacKinnon) 1; 5-5 Bon Tray (Humphries) 2; 4-4 Falkland (A. Eastwood) 3. Also started: 3-2 Errantry, 2-1 Royal Amphora, 1-3 Haere Tonu, 6-6 Fine Weather, 7-7 Tuiau. Won by a length, a neck. Roy al Amphora was fourth. Time 1.14 4-5. Le Bons Handicap, 7 furlongs—l-2 Manetho (Humphries) 1; 3-1 Cranford (Turner) 2; 2-3 White Doe (Messervey) 3. Also started: 6-6 Argentic and Monastic coupled, 5-4 The Quorn, 8-8 Rational IL, 7-7 Wise Choice, 4-5 Heather Glow. Won by three lengths, two lengths. Wise Choice was fourth. Time 1.26 3-5. Little River Trot, H miles—2-3 WarPath (McGirr) 1; 3-1 Grand Author (L. Frost) 2; 5-5 Agile (G. S. Smith) 3. Also started: 13-12 Author’s Choice,. 11-11 Bide a Wee, 1-2 Encounter, 10-8 Harvester, 6-6 Paul Drusus, 6-9 Royal Ando, 12-13 Sky Wink, 14-14 Waving Corn, 8-7 Wise Guy, 4-4 Jimmy de Oro, 9-10 White Stranger. Won by two lengths, three lengths. Harvestin was fourth. Time 3.28; 3.29; 3.30 1-5. Brackenfield Flying Handicap, 6 furjong S —Ll Gaysome (Kirwan) 1; 9.8 Final Shot (Russell) 2; 2-2 Niggerhead (O’Connor) 3. Also started: 5-5 Importance, 7-6 Cleaner, 8-7 Top Rank, 6-9 Fine Weather, 3-4 Sam Smith, 4-2 Lady Zephyr, 1010 Robin Hood. Won by half a length. A neck. Sam Smith was fourth. Time 1.14 2-5.

NOTES ON THE RACING.

[SPECIAL TO “STAR.”]

CHRISTCHURCH, October 28.

Rebel Star Wins: . The big field for the Okains Trial Stakes got away in line, but some were slow in getting into their strides, including Liege Lord, Red Dance, and Golden Dart. At the end of a furlong, Proscenium and Rebel Star were out in front from Silver Jest, Silk Arrow, Top Rank, Red Dance, and Variant. Silver Jest received a set-back near the three furlongs post, but recovered lost ground rounding the turn into the straight, and was in close attendance on the two leaders commencing the run home. Proscenium retired at the distance, and Silver Jest threw out a challenge to Rebel Star, who, however, had too much in hand and won decisively by a length. Vintage finished with a burst of speed to beat Proscenium on the post for third money. Variant, Silk Arrow, Wild Sky and Top Rank were next. The winner, who is closely related to Polydora on the female side, was having his second race only, and displayed a marked turn of speed. He is owned by the trotting trainer, J. S. Shaw, who recently paid 100 guineas for him from H. Nurse. Silver Jest was unlucky, but in any case, he would have fou,nd it difficult to have given any more trouble to the winner, who could have done better if called upon. Vintage, by Shambles, was not well placed early, but was responsible for a brilliant effort in the last two furlongs. Proscenium, who claims Solwit. as his sire, displayed plenty of pace, but could not see out the ordeal. The Higlnveight; High Tor scored a.comfortable win in the Kaituna Highweight Hack Handicap. She was in last place behind a bunched field over the first half of the journey, but moved up into third place rounding the home turn and followed Verden and Silver Briar into the straight. The last-named pair were in trouble at the distance, and High Tor, taking charge, went on to win by over a length from Fleeting Glance, who finished strongly to beat Silver Briar by half a length. Verden weakened into fourth place in front of Elude and Nightguard. This was High Tor’s first win for twelve months. She moved very short in both the' preliminary and in the early stages of the race, but went freely when warmed up. Fleeting Glance added another placed’ performance to her record, and has l yet to win a race for her present owner. Silver Briar, by Silverado from Paper Rose, showed a turn of speed while she lasted. Verden failed to stay, while both Elude and Nightguard were not dangerous over the final stages.

'Favourite Prevails: Yankeeland, favourite for the Duvauchelle Handicap Trot, led the field practically from barrier rise, while the second choice, Real Burton, was never far from him and finished a good second. Yankeeland was followed over the middle stages l by Dandy Locanda, Bide a’Wee, Real Burton, and General Sarsfield, all racing in fairly close order. Yankeeland had a useful lead entering the straight, and although threatened at one stage of the run home by Real Burton, he had too much in hand, and had two lengths to spare at the post. Dandy Locanda was a fair third, clear of Bide a Wee, and then came Great Seaman, Camera and General Sarsfield'.

Return to Form: Ramo recorded a somewhat overdue win in the Akaroa Handicap. A muddling pace was established from the start, and there was no perceptible increase until about three furlongs from home. Sweet Agnes was then in charge from Jaloux, with Silvox, Water Polo, Ranelagh and Ramo all racing in close order. Sweet Agnes entered the straight just in front of Silvox and Jaloux together with Ranelagh and Ramo in close attendance. All these bunched inside the distance, but half a furlong from home, Ramo put in his claim, and' staying on the best, won by a length from Jaloux, who cut down Silvox in the last few strides. Sweet Agnes was 3 close fourth, and -was followed by Water Polo, Minerval and Ranelagh in that order.

The race was run to order for Ramo, the slow pace adopted over the early stages giving him the best chance to settle down he has had for some time. He has always raced well at Motukarara and has figured as a winner of two Peninsula Cups. He is j a true stayer, and will have to beseriously considered in the New Zealand Cup. Jaloux ran his best race this season, but cannot on this effort alone be considered a good proposition to follow. Silvox was fighting for his head for the first few furlongs and did not complete his task as well as expected. Sweet Agnes had to act as pacemaker, but was also kept in restraint until given her head at the borne turn. The journey proved beyond her, but the race would nevertheless point to her prospects as an Oaks candidate. Minerval drifted back to the rear half-way through, and although finishing in front of Ranelagh, he failed to improve his position to any extent in the run home. Ranelagh looked a likely winner when he moved up to the leaders on the rails at the distance, but his effort was surprisingly limited, and he stopped very badly nearing -the post.

Sensational Dividend: The result of the Halswell Hack Handicap provided the biggest sensation in the Canterbury area for many years. The winner, Sibella, only had two tickets on her for a win, and she paid a sum reaching over three centuries. Errantry and Falkland were the early leaders and entered the straight in front of Tuirau, Royal Amphora and Sibella. Falkland was in charge a hundred yards from the post, but weakened under pressure, and Sibella finishing fast on the outside, got up to gain a length verdict from Bon Tray, who came from the back with a telling run to beat Falkland in the last stride. Royal Amphora was next in front of Tuirau and Haere Tonu.

The winner was having her first race and is the first foal of Zaragoza who recently died 1 . She was expected to race well, but was supported only as a place proposition by the stable, and for a small amount only. Bon Tray was not well placed until well into the straight, and his finishing run attracted special attention. Falkland, who won over a mile at Dunedin, surprisingly did not stay on after having every chance. Royal Amphora was disappointing, but will do better later.

Success for Manetho: Investors fared more favourably in the Le Bons Handicap, the three best supported filling the places. Cranford rushed to the front after three furlongs had' been covered, and had a useful lead from Manetho, The Quorn, White Doe and Monastic. Manetho closed on the leader as soon as the run home was commenced, and after a brief struggle, drew away to win easily from Cranford, who also comfortably held off the fast finishing White Doe. Wise Choice also executed good work over the closing stages, and finished a close fourth in front of Monastic, Heather Glow, Rational II and Argentic, with The Quorn last.

A Comfortable Victory: Warpath recorded an impressive win in the Little River Trot. He was in fourth place over the first half of the journey, but then disputed the lead with Royal Ando and this pair led into the straight from Harvester, Grand Author and Agile. Warpath drew away in the run home, and won by two lengths from Grand Author, who beat Agile by three lengths. Harvestin, Paul Drusus and Wise Guy were next.

Finale to Favourite: Gaysome, a good favourite for the Brackenfield Flying Hack Handicap, shot to the front at the end of two furlongs, and was not afterwards headed. She was followed into the straight by Top Rank, Cleaner, Niggerhead and Lady Zephyr, and although Niggerhead and later Final Shot made determined challenges, she hung on to win by half a length from Final Shot, who got up to beat Niggerhead by a neck. Sam Smith, who was last away, did well to get up into fourth place, and he was followed by Lady Zephyr, Importance and Cleaner.

NOTES FROM RICCARTON.

[SPECIAL TO “STAR.”]

CHRISTCHURCH, October 28

Fast work at Riccarton to-day was confined to horses not racing at Motukarara. The outside of the course proper was again open, and it provided fast going.

Berate, with Meprisant as a mate for six furlongs, covered a mile in 1.43 2-5, the second half in 52. Bell Hill, joined by Guarantee over the last half, ran seven furlongs in 1.30 1-5, the last four in 50.

Nightly and Shatter ran half a mile along the back in 51 2-5. The latter will contest the middle distance handicaps at the Cup meeting. Silent Flight reeled off four furlongs in 50 1-5, and Ringing Cheer covered five furlongs in 1.2 1-5. Southdown, joined by Arrowrose at

five furlongs, galloped a mile in 1.41 3-5. the last seven furlongs in 1.29 2-5 and the last half in 50 3-5. The big Rampion gelding went exceptionally well.

The Masquerader broke away from the seven furlong post in front of Tout lo Monde, and was several lengths clear at the half-mile. He was then held back to his companion, and the pair finished together in 1.31 4-5, the last half taking 53. Tout le Monde did his best work in the last quarter, but his task was not very impressive. True Shaft reeled off 'half a mile along the back in 48 4-5, and Control and Bright Red ran the home half in 50.

Croupier easily accounted for Hurlingham after galloping five furlongs in 1.14-5. The former carried his trainer’ and finished very well. Spoon showed pleasing form in covering a mile in 1.41 3-5. Ruling Pen accompanied him over the last half, which occupied 51. Lordly Knight did strong work on the plough, running home three furlongs in 40.

MERRY DAMON AT GISBORNE CULLUS WINS JUVENILE GISBORNE, October 28. The Poverty Bay Turf Club concluded their Spring meeting in fine weather. The going was particularly good. Results: — Waikanae Hack, 6 furlongs—l-1 Asterisca (car. 9.G), (Atkins) 1; 2-2 Black Songster 8.12 (Walsh) 2; 6-6 Miss Sarty 7.7, (Wiggins) '3. Also started: 3-5 Hunting Jay, 5-4 Brown Abbey, 4-3 Bothwell. Bothwell was fourth. Won by one and a half lengths, one length. Time 1.14 2-5. Second Hurdles, li miles —2 — Million 10.10, (Tinsley) 1; I—Kinsel1 —Kinsel 11.5 (J. Clements) 2; 3—Tama Waiata 9.0, (J. Walsh) 3. The only starters. Won by half a length, four lengths. Time 2.48.

Juvenile Stakes, 5 furlongs—l-1 Cuilus 9.1, (Atkins) 1; 2-2 Flying Mimic 7.13, (Marsh) 2; 3-3 Boat Song 8.2, (J Walsh) 3. Also started: 5-5 Stitchbird 4-4 Quaint. Won by a quarter of a length, two lengths. Quaint was fourth Time 1.2.

Makaraka Handicap, 1 mile—2 — Merry Damon 8.8, (Wiggins) 1; 1 —• Gainsfid 8.4, (G. Gomm) 2; 3 —Peter Paul 7.4, (Marsh) 3. The only starters. Peter Paul took the lead from the barrier but in the straight Gainsfid headed Peter Paul. Within the distance the three horses were running level but in the final few yards Merry Damon prevailed by a quarter of a length, with Peter Paul half a length back third. Tfime 1.42.

Trial Handicap, 6 furlongs—l-1 Vanestep 9.0, (Atkins) 1; 5-5 Pokiha 7.13, (Leach) 2; 4-3 Portene 7.13 (Wiggins) 3. Also started: 2-2 Flying Mimic, 3-4 Tino Waiata, 6-6 Sweet Joy. Won by one length, two and a-half lengths. Flying Mimic was fourth. Time 1.15. Waimata Hack, 1 mile —2-2 Sunny Bachelor 8.7, (Wiggins) 1; 5-5 Bothwell 8.1 (W. H. Gomm) 2; 4-3 Kind Words 7.11 (G. Gomm) 3. Also started: 1-1 Kahunoke, 3-4 Peter Paul, 6-6 Mister Tom. Won by one and a-quarter lengths, half a length. Peter Paul was fourth. Time 1.42 1-5.

Farewell Handicap, 6 furlongs—l—- — Sky 9.9, (Wiggins) 1; 2 — Cullus 7.13 (Atkins) 2; 3—Hunting Day 7.10, (Callahan) 3. Also started: I—Sunny Song bracketed with winner, I—Hunting Jay. Won by one length, with third half a length back and Hunting Jay fourth. Time 1.14.

TAUMARUNUI CONCLUDES.

BARASCOPE IN FORM.

PAEROA, October 28.

Tho Taumarunui Racing Club concluded its meeting on the Ohinemuri Jockey Club’s course at Paeroa to-day. The weather was fine at the commencement, but drizzling rain set in at the fifth race. There was a good attendance, and the course was in good condition. The totalisator investments wore £ 10,750 ft, making a total for the meeting of £ 19,106 ft. Results: — Handicap Hurdles, 13 miles.—(2-3) Cruachan (Gilmer) 1, (5-5) Wee Pat (Garrett) 2, (6-7) Sir Musk (Sullivan) 3. Also started—Welcome Boy, (7-6) Unoco, (1-1) Free Air, (4-4) Mia Stella and (8-8) Clan Roland. Mia Stella fell at the first hurdle. Won by three lengths, with six lengths separating second and third. Time 3.14 2-5. Nursery Handicap, 4 furlongs.— (5-5) King Brierly (Keesing) 1, (1-1) Sporting Song (Jenkins) 2, (7-7) Pound Sterling (Goulsbro) 3. Also started — (3-3) Rerepai, (2-2) Keith Lu, (6-6) Lady Burleigh and (4-4) Gay Athlone. Won by a head; half a head. Time 49 4-5.

Hack Cup, Bft furlongs.— (3-5) Black Marlin (Horne) 1. (4-4) King Mestor 2, (6-7) Gigantic (Goulsbro) 3. Also started: Valpai, Grand Score, Mungatoon, Goodrun, Kanapa and Kopurere. Won by a neck; a head. Time 1.47 3-5.

President’s Handicap, Bft furlongs.— (1-1) Barascope (Manson) 1, (2-2) Prolyxo (Voitre) 2, (5-5) Valueless (Broughton) 3. Also started—(3-3) Alloy and (4-4) Ornamental. Won by a head each way. Time 1.50 2-5. Novice Handicap, 7 furlongs.— (8-8) Emancipation (Sullivan) i, (4-5) Lady Zinnia (Long) 2, (5-4) Lady Diana (Clifford) 3. Also started—(2-2) Queen Nona, (3-3) Con Fuoco, (1-1) Chief Cook, (10-10) Lucky Strike, (9-10) Substation, (7-7) Hunting Maid and (6-6) Whistling Rufus. Won by a head; a heaM. Time 1.26 4-5.

Steeples, 3 miles. — (3-3) Valpeen (Sullivan) 1, (5-5) Mia Stella (L. Dulieu) 2, (1-1) Wiltshire (Gilmer) 3. Alo started —-(2) Patutahi, (7-6) Prince Rufus, (4-4) Coachman and (7-6) Kilstar. Won by two lengths; three lengths. Time 5.50 4-5. Farewell Handicap, 7 furlongs.— (2) King's Knave (Keesing) 1, (3) Alloy (Mclnnlly) 2, (1) Haviland (Goulsbro) 3. The only starters. Won by half a length; 2ft lengths. Time 1.25 2-5.— A record for the course for the distance.

MOONEE VALLEY RESULTS PETER JACKSON WINS CUP MELBOURNE, October 29. At Moonee Valley Cup meeting yesterday the New Zealand-bred horse, Our Comet, trained by Dave Price, ran second in the Mai Mai Hurdles. Pasha, trained by the New Zealander, J. T. Jamieson, had an all-the-way win in the first division of the Colts’ St. Albans Handicap. Mr. Kembell’s Cavalcade was fourth. The Weaner, trained by A. Webster, was third in the second division of the Colts’ St. Albans Handicap, the winner of which, Farm dale, was ridden by Ashley Reed, and is trained by Lou Robertson. The Cox Plate resulted:—Rogilla 1, Dermid 2, Waltzing Lily 3. The Moonee Valley Cup resulted: — Peter Jackson 1, Ruach 2, Jimmie Boy 3. The winner belongs to the same interests as Gaine Carrington.

The Dundonald Handicap resulted: —

Golden Hair 1, Closing Time 2, Lelite 3. Won by half a length; third two lengths away. Time 1.12, which equals the course record. Weatherwise has dislocated its off fore fetlock joint.

WINOOKA’S NEXT START

NEW YORK, October 28.

A Laurel message says that Rufe Naylor has announced that Winooka definitely will run in the Pimlico Handicap on Wednesday, the weight being Bst. 8 lbs.

TREVALLION. WINS

BALTIMORE, October 27

Trevallion galloped to an easy four lengths’ victory over a mile and onesixteenth in the eighth race. Charliek was second and Highstocks third. Britt rode Trevallion, who won by four lengths easing up, receiving a “big hand” from the crowd. The winner was the rank outsider.

TROTTING AT WELLINGTON.

CUP TRIAL TO ROYAL SILK.

WELLINGTON. October 28

Tho Wellington Trotting Club’s New Zealand Cup Trial meeting was held at Hutt Park in dull overcast weather with a heavy northerly wind. Rain fell for most of the programme, but cleared for the last three races. The track was greasy. Tho tote put through £12,145 10s. Results:—*

Petone Trot, Ift miles. —(2-2) Gyrate (Edwards) 1, (3-4) Real Boy (Davidson) 2, (4-3) Chiming Wrack (Tompkinson) 3. Also started —(1-1) Norman Fox, (8-5) Bronte, (10-10) Nelson’s Pride, (9-8) Resound, (7-9) Blue Gold. (5-6) Raclaim, (6-7) Amonos and (11-11) Speculator. Won by half a length; five lengths. Amonos was fourth. Times: 3.31 2-5, 3.31 4-5, 3.34 4-5.

Novice Handicap, Ift miles. — (1-1) Clem Dawe (Kennerley) 1, (6-6) Shutlock (Thomas) 2, (3-3) Solario (Doyle) 3. Also started —(7-7) Marion de Oro, (4-5) Match King, (5-4) Attorney and (2-2) Atraiette. Won by two lengths; six lengths. Match King was fourth. Times: 3.31 2-5, 3.31 4-5, 3.34 2-5. October Handicap, 2 miles. — (1-1) Purser (Thomas) and (4-4) Raydus (Berkett) dead heat 1, (3-3) Roddy (Smith) 3. Also started —(6-5) Checkers. (5-6) Bracken and (2-2) Major Lind. Won by a short head. Times: 4.35 4-5, 4.34 4-5, and 4.34.

N.Z. Cup Trial. H miles—(l-1) Royal Silk (Berkett) 1, (2-2) Mountain Dell (Tompkinspn) 2, (5-4) Kewpie’s Guy (Smith) 3. Also started—(3-3) Brent Zolock, (4-5) Logan’s Pride, (6-6) Wrackler, (7-6) Glenrossie and (1-1) Red Shadow (coupled with the winner). Won by a jength; half a neck. Red Shadow was fourth. Times 2.46 4-5. 2.48, 2.42 2-5. Mountain Dell, Kewpie’s Guy, Logan's Pride and Royal Silk was the early order, Brent Zolock failing to leave the mark. Royal Silk hit the front at. the end of half a mile, and thereafter it was fruitless, although challenges were being thrown out in the straight by Mountain Dell, Kewpie’s Guy and Red Shadow, who finished on for fourth place. Logan’s Pride was next.

Borough Handicap, It miles. —(2-1) Worthy Light (Smith) 1, (1-2) General Wrack (Tompkinson) 2, (3-3) Marie Celeste (Tatterson) 3. Also started —- (4-5) Cracker, (4-4) Good Companion, and (6-6) Hemlock Hero. Won by two lengths; one and a half lengths. Hemlock Hero was fourth. Times: 3.26, 3.26 3-5, 3.25. President’s Handicap, 2 miles. — (2-2) Real Boy (Davidson) 1, (3-3) Amonos (Bryce) 2, (5-6) Resound 3. Also started—(l-1) Chiming Wrack, (6-5) Derby Thorpe and Blue Gold (bracketted), (4-4) Raclaim and (7-7) Nelson’s Prince. Times: 4.46 1-5, 4.43 2-5, 4.45 3-5.

Short Handicap, 11 miles. — (2-2) Lord Wrack 1, (5-5) Atraiette 2, (1-1) Blandford 3. Scr.—Electric Beil, Clem Dawe and Red Gold. Electric Handicap, 11 miles.—•(!) Craganour (Edwards) 1, (3) Checkers (Berry) 2, (2) Wild Guy (Bryce) 3. Also started —'(4) Gang Awa. Won by a half length; ahead. Times: 2.54, 2.55 2-5, 2.55 3-5.

FIELDS FOR AUCKLAND AUCKLAND, October 27. The following are the acceptances for the first day of the Auckland Racing Club’s Spring Meeting, on November 4: — TRIAL HURDLES, U miles.Thespis .. ..11, 0 Glenade .. 9 a Unoeo .. ..10 X Coachman 9 0 Riotous .. ..It) 5 Wee Tat .. 9 0 Patutahi .. 10 0 Carlarls .. .. 9 0 Ruby Meteor .. 9 11 Mahkill .. .. 9 0 Valpeen .. .. 9 10 Homo 9 0 GREAT NORTHERN GUINEAS, Im. Sea Fox , Solomon

Alignment D’Artagnan Spiral Gay Shiela Tavern Knight Lady Diana Porotiti Palm Queen King Musk Coronis Passion Fruit Musquil Catalogue SHORTS HANDICAP, 7 furlongs. Tradesman .. 8 9 Pomp y 6 L'Allegro .. 8 1 Hampton Park y 9 Porotiti .. .. 8 2 Exaggeration .. y Puss Moth .. 8 1 United y (I Refresher .. 8 1 Quietly .. .. 7 0 MITCHELSON CUP, U miles. King’s Knave .. 9 0 Royal Artist .. 8 2 View Halloo .. 8 13 King Marell .. 8 G Havering .. 8 13 Gold Trail 8 6 Speedmint .. 8 9 Lord Vai y 10 All Humbug .. 8 8 Desert Star .. 7 10 Red Sun .. .. 8 Q Baroscope 7 Carfex .. 8 3 Free Air 0 Prince Va 1 .. 8 3 Allegretto 7 0 HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, 2 Jm. Valpeen .. 10 12 Taha .. .. 9 3 Ruby Meteor .. 10 y Hauwai 9 0 Creina’s King 9 13 Grant’s Opal .. 9 0 Count LendrotY 9 13 Bamba Lo 9 0 Zane Grey .. 9 10 WELCOME STAKES, 5 furlongs. Gay Egypt Mazurka Colt Sporting Blood Royal Appellant General Quex Superior Pound Sterling Gay Blonde Day Wind Mother Superior Whenuakura Red Flame Sporting Song GORDON HANDICAP, 1 mile. Woodful .. .. 9 0 Alpinus .. .. 1 7 Senegal .. 9 0 Don’t Lap 7 c t Psychologist 8 12 Tatyoon .. 4 Gay Marigold 8 12 Bugle Call 7 4 Davistock .. 8 11 Good Run / 1 Royal Gallant 8 6 Caliente .. 7 0 Holly Lu .. 8 Supremo Ruler y 0 Gay Broncy .. 8 2 Echo Song y 0 Hawthorn .. 8 0 Diagano y 0 Hushing .. 7 12 Solo Song 7 0 Cape Fair .. 7 9 Valrent 0 Star Artist .. 7 9 FLYING HANDICAP, 7 furlongs. Greek Gold .. 9 0 Prolyxo 7 4 All Humbug .. 8 9 Baroscope 7 y Chief Cook .. 8 3 Gay Marigold . . y 0 1 Lord Vai .. 8 G United .. .. 7 0 King’s Archer 7 12 Karangapai 7 0 Kiltowyn .. 7 12 Mungatoon 7 0 Aga Khan .. 7 9 Easter Time .. 7 0 Whakapara .. 7 5