To-day’s Racing News

Greymouth Evening Star, 13 August 1934, Page 11

To-day’s Racing News

Galloping

MEETINGS TO COME.

Aug. 14, 16, 18—Canterbury. Aug. 18 —Pakuranga. Aug. 30—Egmont-Wanganui. RACES AT RICCARTON. PROSPECTS FOR TO-MORROW. [special to “star.”] CHRISTCHURCH, August 13. The Canterbury Jockey Club’s Grand National Steeplechase meeting will bo opened .at Riccarton to-morrow. The track promises to be excellent, and the going will be remarkably firm for this time of the year. The win and place system of betting will be in use. The programme is as follows: —

11.30 a.m.

TRIAL HURDLE RACE HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. One mile and three-

quarters. Blacksmith .. 10 13 Revision ..9 9 Gold Knight ..10 1 Fleeting Glance 9 8 Constant Sun 9 13 Transact .. 9 5 Emotion .. 9 13 Sunward .. 9 0 Verden .. 912 Brigadore .. 9 0 One of the most interesting races at the meeting will be the Trial Hurdles, and the result of it has often given a valuable line towards the outcome of the bigger hurdle events on the programme. Three of those carded are engaged in the Grand National Hurdle Race, and all of the remainder will probably be seen in action again during the week. The field can be said to be fairly evenly balanced. Blacksmith ran so well at Trentham that he should be in favour' in this, company, and others in Constant Sun, Emotion, Verden, Transact, Sunward and Revision, have to be taken into consideration. The best supported may be Blacksmith Verden Transact 12.15 p.m.

PAPARUA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Minimum weight 8.0. Six furlongs.

Mercian .Prince 8 5 Recent good form is strongly represented in the field for the Paparua Handicaps and several will demand support. Copyist has failed in the last few months, but will be at his best again on his home course. He is very well, and is certain to race prominently throughout the week. Dismiss had impressive form last season, but is unfortunately badly troubled in the wind. Cranford is not quite ready, but Guarantee has only to reproduce his recent form, especially that at Trentham, to be a danger. Of the remainder, Mercian Prince reads the best. The final summing up may be in favour of

Copyist Mercian Prince Guarantee

12.35 CASHMERE PLATE, six furlongs.

The Cashmere Plate has drawn the usual mixed field, and investors arc faced with the usual intricate problem. The only winner in the list is Top Rank, who easily accounted for the maiden event at the Hunt fixture last Saturday week. He will again be ridden by A. E. Ellis, and is certain to be a short priced favourite. There are others in the race, however, capable of thoroughly testing him, and these include Scratchmere Scar, Braw Lad, Rebel Chief, Horn’s Reef, Friday Night Trumpet Blast, Hostile, Milnrow and Motunau. This should be an interesting race, and the finish may be confined to Top Rank Scratchmere Scar Rebel Chief 1.40 JUMPERS’ FLAT RACE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. One mile and a-half.

the Jumpers’ Flat Handicap engaged in the Trial Hurdles, and as his stable mate, Henry of Navarre, is in this race, he will probably contest the hurdles. A ' glanco through the list will reveal many likely performers over a mile and a-half, and investors have a wide choice, especially in face of the fact that none has been seen out. of late in flat races. The best form is probably represented by Mount Boa, Rational 11., Royal Lineage, Arcade, Free Air Henry of Navarre, Huntique and Nignt Parade, and the best may prove to bo _ Mount Boa Huntique Rational 11.

2.20 NEW ZEALAND GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, of 1000 sovs.; three miles and a-half: 0

QU The al number 0 of likely starters for the Grand National Steeplechase may not. be as large as in iprevious years, but soino of those accepted cannot be considered to have much chance, and their presence in the field may possibly jeopardise the chances of the more eligible contestants. Present. in ; Sons are that Billy Boy. Callamar ThiU'ln". Riotous and Valpoen will o-o to the post, and these alone, dis_ carding altogether the others on the card, will provide one of the best contests in the history of the race.. All of them are entitled to serious regard, and there should be a close tussle for favouritism. Billy Boy is well, and his trail er stated on Friday that lie was sat Med he was a stone bette horse than he was last year, amt as well as when he won the race too ago Callamart is veiy wen treated in the handicap andla. Ithough hp raced over hurdles at Tientnam, nc such a reliable gelding that he is capable of giving a lot of * l ° uble jy. }J hi« 10 13 Thunna has been a mucn dtatissed horse since the Wellington mpeting He has certainly been up and down as far as soundness goes, but it can be taken for s^"^ that b ® will strip a fit horse. He put up an outstanding performance in the Wei lington Steeplechase, when o" 1 ? ha “ ready, and he must be given credit for considerable improvement since. Riot-

>ous kept him company for a good way in that race, and worried Valpeen out of first place on the concluding day. These two can be depended upon to bo in the picture throughout. Of the remainder, Valves would have to be given a jumper’s chance if he had had the necessary preparation, and Peterette has won twice over the Riccarton country, but not in company anything like this. The race will attract widespread interest,' and the final struggle may be fought out between Thurina Billy Boy Riotous 3.5. ENFIELD STEEPLECHASE HANDI-

Th e smallest field of the day will parade in the Enfield Steeplechase, but a close tussle should nevertheless be staged. On recent Hunt Club form, Night Club is likely to be favourite, while Punchestown. Taura Lad, Currajong and Kapuna have all proved capable fencers. A promising trio comprise Night Club Punchestown Taura Lad 3.45

WINTER CUP, of 500 sovs.; one

the Winter Cup, the more intricate the problem facing investors appears. There are at least a dozen of the twenty-seven carded that are entitled to be the public’s first choice, a position that so often has arisen in the summing up of Winter Cup candidates. It has to be admitted that a more representative collection of mile performers has not been assembled in d race for many years past, and a well distributed pool is inevitable. Individualism is not proposed, but the prospects of Curie, Southdown, Vintage, Davolo, Bay Tree, Water Power, Slippery, Great Star, Ventrac, Fracas, Giggleswick, Red Sun and Niggerhead have to be taken into consideration, and the trio selected from these may consist of

Davolo Curie Great Star

4.30,

AVONHEAD HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Minimum weight 8.0. Seven fur-

Star Raider ..83 The Avonhead Handicap is certain to be decided in two divisions, and this is likely to further test the ability of speculators. Two win dividends on the winners of each division, and place dividends on the first and second horses of each division will be paid out. Owing to numbers on the machine being less than the total acceptors, there will be three bracketed pairs, viz., Teresa and Wild Sky, Lord Masham and Cinders, and Maroha and Bright Shade. In the first division the best, form is represented by

Hunting Jay Square Deal Grand Review

SECOND DIVISION

Windward 7. 8 3 Maroha. .. 8 0 In the second division, most confidence will probably be shown in Colossian Synagogue Knocklong

ROSEHILL RACES SYDNEY,. August 12. At Rosehill races yesterday results were: — „ August Handicap: Jonker (Knox) 1; Cyeanta 8.5 (Cook), 2; Headgale 7.10 (Randall) 3. Nine started, including Love Song and Lavington. Won by half a length. Time 2.7-. In the Dundas Handicap Frimsel was third. The starters included Kuvera and Limarch. In the Wentworthville Stakes Nipper was unplaced. In the Parramatta Mile Antique and Cockpen were unplaced. In . the first division of the Maiden Handicap Adulator was unplaced. The Maiden Handicap (second division) was won by Verberry, which is trained by H. Lorigan.

AUSTRALIAN STEEPLES

MELBOURNE, August 11.

Following was the result of the Australian Steeplechase, of 1500 sovs.; about 3a miles: —Redditch 12.13, 1; Riawena 9.12, 2; Jack’s Jason 9.5, 3. Won by twenty lengths; a similar distance between second and third. The winner was ridden by Hynes, while Mcßae rode Riowena, and Jacks Jason was ridden by Sweetman. Also started: Rodda, Sterling’s Chance and Daily Mail. The last-named made the pace for two miles, after which Redditch took command, jumping brilliantly. He was never afterwards headed, ami won in a canter by oyer twelve lengths, with twenty-five lengths between second and third. Time 6.53£. This was Redditch’s second Australian Steeples in succession, and he won in record time. In the Chatsworth Plate, Hunting Morn and Barum were unplaced. In the Knowsley Steeplechase Apache was unplaced. St. Auban Welter.—Sir Simpler 9.4 (Platt) 1; Dermid 9.7 (Cook) 2; CayKing 8.12 (Badger) 3. Nineteen started. Won by four lengths. Time 1.444. WINOOKA RETURNS HOME. SYDNEY, August 13. Winooka, who will be arriving on Monday, will be allowed to land. The veterinary authorities here, declare that so long as Winooka’s health certificate is satisfactory, no hitch is likely.

Trotting

MEETINGS TO COME, Aug. 15, 17. —N.Z. Metropolitan. Aug. 25—Auckland. Sept. I—New1 —New Brighton. Sept. B—Wellington.8—Wellington. Sept. 29—Methven. Oct. 6 —New Brighton. Oct. 12, 13—Westport. Oct. 13—Waikato. Oct. 20, 22—Auckland. Oct. 20, 22—Greymouth. Oct. 22—Oamaru. Oct. 22— Manawatu. BLUE MOUNTAIN SCORES FAST TIMES AT ADDINGTON [per press association.] CHRISTCHURCH, August 11. The New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s August meeting opened to-day in glorious weather. The attendance was good and the track was in perfect order. The tote investments amounted to £20,750 compared with £17,971 on the corresponding day last year.

Introductory Handicap, li miles —1 —Raclaim (Behrens) 1; 4 —Gay Paree (Bennett) 2; 2 —Don Chenault (Jarden) 3. Also started: 7 —King’s Voyage, 11—Nelson Ata, B—New Metford, 6 —Real Belle, 9 —Wall, 12 —Great Burton, 10 —Gemlight, s—Lough5—Lough Guy, 13 —Worthy Queen. Won by a neck, a neck. King’s Voyage was fourth. Times: 3.25 2-5; 3.23 3-5; 3.22 4-5. Advance Handicap, 11 miles. —5 — William Tell (J. Bryce) 1; 2 —Elvo (Bebbington) 2; 9 —Worthy King (Davey) 3. Also started: 11 —Captain Wrack, ’ I—Morello, 10 —Nelson’s Chum, 4 —War Officer, 3 —Whippet, 7 —Aristotle, 6—Grand Finale, B—Mar' garet Chenault, Won by a head, half a length. War Officer was fourth. Times 2.43; 2.43 1-5; 2.41 2-5.

August Handicap, 2 miles —2 —Blue Mountain (Shaw) 1; 4 —Roi I’Or (F. Holmes) 2; B—Vesuvius8 —Vesuvius (Alborn) 3. Also started: s—Ayrmont5—Ayrmont Chimes, 1 — Indianapolis, 6 —King Craft, 3 —Silver de Oro, 7 —Glenrossie. Vesuvius was followed past the stand the first time by Silver de Oro and Indianapolis, but Indianapolis had charge entering the back followed by Vesuvius, Silver de Oro, Glenrossie and Blue Mountain. With six furlongs to cover Indianapolis still led from Silver de Oro, Vesuvius, Glenrossie and Blue Mountain. Glenrossie went fast round the far turn and led into the straight from Indianapolis, Blue Mountain, Vesuvius and Roi I’Or. In a great finish Blue Mountain beat Roi I’Or by a head, with Vesuvius half a length away and Glenrossie fourth. Times 4.18 3-5, 4.14 3-5; 4.19 4-5.

Trial Handicap, 2 miles. —I—War1 —War Buoy (M. B. Edwards) 1; 2—Willow Wave (Hooper) 2; 3—Rey Spec (McDermott) 3. Also started: B—Gunmetal,8 —Gunmetal, 6—Queen Author, 7—Golden Direct, 9 —Erin’s Princess, s—Pronto5 —Pronto Bingen, 4 —Harold Denver. Won by a length, a length and a-half. Harold Denver was fourth. Times 4.26; 4.25 1-5: 4.23 3-5.

Stewards’ Handicap, 2 miles —10 — Writer (King), 1; 9—Nicoya (Berkett) 2; 11 —Mountain Mist (Doyle) 3. Also started: B—Gay Paree, I—Don Chenault, 13—Great Burton, 4—Explosion, 6 —Fifa, 3 —Garner, 2—Louis Bingen, s—First Wrack, 7—Biddy Parrish, 12 —Stanley T. Won by two lengths, a head. Fifa was fourth. Times 4.28; 4.25 3-5; 4.29 3-5. Queen Mary Handicap, 2 miles. —2: — Cloudy Range (McDermott) 1; 7 — Wrecker (Shaw) 2; I—Sure1 —Sure (S. A. Edwards) 3. Also started: 6 —Lord Leslie, s—Mountain Ore, B—Taxpayer, 12 —Arabond, 3—Gay Gordon, 11—John Jinks, 4 —Tempest, 9 —Royal Drusus, 10—Gunfire, 2—Wrackler, bracketed with Cloudy Range. Sure led past the stands the first time from Cloudy Range. Lord Leslie, Arabond, Mountain Ore, Taxpayer, Tempest and Wrecker. Over the next circuit the leaders maintained their positions and with six furlongs to cover Sure was followed by Cloudy Range, Lord Leslie, Arabond, Mountain Ore, Tempest, Taxpayer and Wrecker. The last named moved up along the back and followed Cloudy Range and Sure into the straight. Cloudy Range stayed on and won by half a length from Wrecker, with Sure a neck away and Lord Leslie fourth. Times: 4.26 1-5; 4.24 3-5; 4.27 4-5. Selwyn Handicap, 11 miles. —6 — Wild Guy (Mouritz) 1; 4 —Chenwood (Dunlevy) 2; Prairie King (F. G. Holmes') 3. Also started: B—Giro,8 —Giro, 9 — Erin’s Fortune, 2 —Girvan, 14—Linella, 17 —Morning Sun, 13 —Nelson de Oro, 3 —peter Locanda, s—Purser,5 —Purser, 16 —Trampfast, 15—Colonial Boy, 7— Eureka. Boy, 12—Logan’s Pride, IlMaster Roy, 10 —Somerby. Won by two lengths, two lengths, Linella was fourth. Times 2.42; 2.42 3-5; 2.42 4-5. Introductory Handicap, 1 mile. —2 Roddy (Smith) 1; 6—Pegaway (J. Bryce, Junr.), 2; 54—Vesuvius (Alborn) 3. Also started: 7 —Arethusa, I—Avernus1 —Avernus and Sir Guy bracketed, 6 —Red Shadow, bracketed with Pegawav, B—Probationer,8 —Probationer, s—Raydus, 11— Reporter, 13—Gold Country, 9—Gold Tinge, 12 —Mountain Dell. 14 —Rollo, 3 —lmpromptu, 10 —Harold Logan. Passing the stands Avenus led from Pegaway, Probationer, Arethusa, Roddy, Sir Guy and Vesuvius. Going along the back Vesuvius was followed by Pegaway, Probationer, Roddy, Sir Guy and Arethusa. Avernus still led entering the straight with Pegaw ay, Probationer, Roddy, Arethusa, Vesuvius and Impromptu close up. In a fast finish, Roddy won by a neck from Pegaway, with Vesuvius a length and a half away and gold Country fourth. Times: 2.8‘1-5; 2.9 2-5; 2.9 3-5.

THF. EVENTS REVIEWED.

DOWNFALL OF FAVOURITES. [special to “star.”] CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. The downfall of several favourites, including an odds-on chance in Indianapolis, did not affect the totalisator receipts for the first day 6 of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s August meeting, and a sunstantial increase on last year’s figures was realised. The weather was gloriously fine, and the track hard and fast. . Raclaim led all the way in the Introductory Handicap after a smart beginning. She was followed out of the straight by King’s Real Belle (who broke badly on tnc turn and fell back to the last), Nelson Ata. Don Chenault and Gay Paree. Gemlight and Wah mixed it early, and were soon out of the contest. With half the journey covered, Worthy Queen had gathered in more than half her handicap, and Raclaim was showing the way to Nelson Ata, Gay Paree, Don Chenault, New Metford, King’s Voyage and Worthy Queen. Raclaim led

into the straight from Gay Paree, King’s Voyage, Don Chenault and Worthy Queen. In a great race home Raclaim just lasted long enough to heat Gay Paree by a neck, with Don Chenault a similar distance away, and head margins between King’s Voyage and New Metford. It was a blanket finish, and only the judge could decide the minor place fillers. Worthy Queen tired in the run home after her tremendous effort. Raclaim carried £293, Don Chenault £197, and Worthy Queen £155/.. Morello, hot favourite for the Advance Handicap, broke up at the end of a furlong, and was never going like a winner again. It was a body blow to punters, many of whom must have regarded him as unbeatable. War Officer led out, hut Elvo dashed to the

front at the end of two furlongs and led through the straight from Captain Wrack, War Officer, Grand Finale, Whippet, William Tell, Aristotle, and Morello. Aristotle broke entering the back, and Elvo led into the straight from William Tell, Worthy King and War Officer. William Tell, driven with a well timed run by J. Bryce, beat Elvo by a head. Worthy King was half a lengt haway, with War Officer fourth, then Whippet? Morello, and Captain Wrack. Worthy King had to register 2.41 2-5 from a 2.50 mark. He showed great speed in the middle stages, but was forced over too much extra ground. Favourites were Morello £713, Elvo £4041, and Whippet £223. Indianapolis, backed down to a very short price in the Au,gust Handicap, went to the front at the end of four

and a-half furlongs, and remained there until a furlong from home, where he faded out. The race would do him a lot of good. Vesuvius, Silver de Oro and Blue Mounatin were first' away, but at the end of a mile Indianapolis was attended by Silver de Oro, Vesuvju's, Glenrossie, Blue Mountain, Ayrmont Chimes, Kingcraft and Roi I’Or. Glenrossie ran up to Indianapolis three furlongs from home, and the pace from then on was' a scorcher. When Glenrossie dropped Indianapolis in the straight he looked the winner, but he tired badly, and Blue Mountain came through strongly to beat Roi I’Or, who finished even better, by a head. Vesuvius was half a length away, with Glenrossie two lengths back fourth. Indianapolis and Ayrmont Chimes were next, with Silver de Oro last. Backers declared for Indianapolis £1144, Blue Mountain and Silver de Oro £346.

War Buoy, at ?hort odds on, won the Trial Handicap all the wav, remaining unbeaten in his seven starts to date. He won easily. The nearest attendants of War Buoy at the end of half a mile were Gunmetal, Rey Spec, Golden Direct, Queen Author, and Pronto Bingen. Rey Spec and Willow Wave challenged War Buoy in the straight, but it was futile. War Buoy is the champion two-year-old and three-year-old. He was having his first race over two miles, and is definitely a born stayer. Rey Spec covered a lot of extra ground and will do belter, while Willow Wave should have his turn when War Buoy is out of the way. Harold Denver and Queen Author went sound races, especially the latter, who was not driven with the best of judgment.

War Buoy carried £958, Willow Wave £5491, and Rey Spec £3lB. Biddy Parrish stood on the mark in the Stewards’ Handicap and took no part in the race, while Louis Bingen lost many lengths. Gay Paree made the early running from Don Chenault, Great Burton, Explosion, Fifa and First Wrack. Explosion broke badly in the first quarter. With a round to go Writer had run into second place behind Gay Paree, and was attended by Don Chenault and Fifa. Gay Paree retired in the back stretch, and Writer led into the straight fiom Fifa, Mountain Mist, and Nicoya. Writer stayed on solidly to win by two lengths from Nicoya, who was travelling strongly at the finish to touch off Mountain Mist by a head. Fifa was a close fourth, then Garner, Gay Paree, First Wrack, and Great Burton. The unlucky runners were Garner and First Wrack, who were crowded out crossing the top the last time. Favourites were Don Chenault £5031, Louis Bingen £474 and Garner £4341.

Sure attempted to win the Queen Mary Handicap from start to finish, but could not answer the challenges of Cloudy Range and Wracker in the last furlong. When the field had gone a furlong Sure was followed by Lord Leslie, Cloudy Range, Mountain Ore, Arabond, Tempest and Taxpayer. Cloudy Range did not go out after Sure until three furlongs from home. He was slightly in front of her at the straight entrance, where Lord Leslie, Mountain Ore and Wrecker were prominent. Cloudy Range won nicely by half a length from Wrecker, who beat Sure by a neck. Lord Leslie was a head away fourth, then Gay Gordon, Mountain Ore and John Jinks. Entering the straight the last time Arabond broke and interfered with Tempest. Wrackler, handicapped to race at the fretting gait, paced as though he would be dangerous for a mile and ahalf, but he retired quickly after that. Sure had £7BOJ, Cloudy Range £sBBi and Gay Gordon £34l£. Wild Guy created a mild surprise when he sprinted right away from Chenwood and Prairie King after following them into the straight in the Selwyn Handicap. It was a decisive win. Girvan and Trampfast stood on the mark and were soon a furlong behind. Chenwood went to the front at the end of half a mile, with Erin’s Fortune, Morning Sun, Prairie King, Nelson de Oro and Wild Guy in attendance. Chenwood led to

the straight from Prairie King and Wild Guy, the last-named drawing away to beat Chenwood by two lengths, with Prarie King a similar distance away. Linella was fourth, then Somerby (who went, a fine race from the back), and Giro. Girvan was lame, on pullinug up. Favourites were Prairie King £5074, Girvan £4934, and Peter Locanda £3304. The International Handicap was a great race. Probationer went away in front from Avernus, Pegaway, Arethusa and Roddy. Avernus gained the advantage entering the back, where Pegaway and Roddy were the most prominent of the others. Avernus led into the straight from Pegaway, Arethusa and Roddy. Avernus was beaten and Roddy got through on the fence to win by a length and a-half from Pegaway, who beat Vesuvius by a length. Gold Country was right up fourth, with Avernus next and Impromptu finishing very fast. Harold Logan was forced to cover much extra ground, and put up a phenomenal performance to clock 2.4 from post to post. He is to attack the mile record during the meeting. Sir Guy broke at the start and was ! never prominent. Favourites were the Sir Guy-Avernus bracket £5944, Roddy £2934, and Impromptu £2864.

Copyist .. 9 2 Chhota 8 3 Dismiss .. 9 1 Grecian Prince 8 0 Cranford .. 8 13 Quietly 8 0 Guarantee .. 8 11 Moatoa 8 0 Mobile .. 8 9 Royal Sceptre 8 0 Might .. 8 8 Lady Rene 8 0

Hostile 8 11 Top Rank 8 11 Scratehmere Scar 8 11 Travenna 8 11 Rebel Chief .. 8 11 Mllnrow 8 11 Enris .. .. 8 11 Wino 8 0 Arrowin 8 11 Dollar Bill .. 8 0 Braw Lad 8 11 Emissary 8 0 Motunau 8 11 Friday Night. .. 8 0 General O'Duffy 8 11 Horn's Reef .. 8 0 Revino 8 11 Impossible 8 0 Hunting Go .. 8 11 Knock Out 8 0 Silver Foil 8 11 Rona Bay 8 0 Sliver Step .. 8 11 Trumpet Blast 8 0

Mount Boa ■ • • 10 8 Tree Air 9 5 Revision 9 13 Starshooter 9 0 Rational II. 9 ii Henry of Royal Lineage 9 9 Navarre 9 0 n n Hounslow Arcade 9 9 9 Huntique Royal Limond 1/ 0 0 Invictus Blacksmith 9 9 6 Chile Night Parade 9 0 9 Blacksmith is the only acceptor m

Billy Boy Callamart Thurina .. 11 13 10 13 .. 10 11 Membo . Valves IJ ratal i .. 9 3 ..90 .. 9 0 Riotous .. 10 11 Barrington Valpeen .. 10 0 Peterette ,. 9 0

CAP, of 200 sovs. About two miles. Kapuna .. 10 13 Currajong ,. 0 11 Punchestown 10 11 Night Club . . 9 7 Rational II. .. 10 9 Willow Glen . . 9 G Taura Lad .. 10 3 Andy .. . . 9 0

mile: — i Curie . 9 13 Palermo 8 o Autopay . 9 11 Limboinn 8 2 Southdown . 9 4 Fracas 8 1 Vintage . 8 13 Some Shamble 8 1 Polydora . 8 13 Giggleswick .. 8 0 Davolo . 8 11 Haulbowline 8 0 Ranelagh . 8 10 Passion Fruit 8 0 Water Power 8 9 Red Sun 8 0 Slippery 8 9 Princess Doreen 8 0 Bay Tree 8 9 Niggerhead 8 0 Great Star 8 8 Lady Spy 8 0 Ventrac 8 8 Silver Sight 8 0 Prince Vai 8 4 Boudoir 8 0 Tiger Gain 8 3 The more one studies the field for

longs. Hunt Inc .Taj’ .. 9 13 Cottingham 8 Sam Smith .. S 13 Knocklong 8 1 Square Acre .. 8 13 First View 8 1 Grand Review 8 12 Wee Musk 8 0 Dollar Prince 8 10 Moonbeam 8 0 Jacobin 8 8 Wild Sky 8 0 Vocal 8 8 Cinders 8 0 Grampion 8 4 Bright Shade 8 0

Red Dance Synagogue Strong Light . Sea Fox .. 9 8 8 8 1 13 13 11 Timorous Weatherley Elglndale Tea Garden .. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 o i i i Q Colossian 8 9 Korero o Master Reynard Osculate 8 8 8 Teresa Lord Masham 0