To-day’s Racing News

Greymouth Evening Star, 17 December 1934, Page 11

To-day’s Racing News

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MEETINGS TO COME. December 26—Waipukurau J.C. December 26, 27—Taranaki J.C. December 26, 27—Dunedin J.C. December 26, 2Z, 29 Manawatu December 26, 29 —Westland R.C. December 26, 28, January 1, 2— Auckland R.C. January I—Waikouaiti1 —Waikouaiti R.C. January 1. —Wyndham. - January 1, 2.—Greymouth. January 1, 2.—Hawke’s Bay. January 1, 2—Stratford. January 1,2. —Marton. January 1, 2.—Wairarapa. January 2.—Oamaru. January 2, 3. —Southland. January 9, 10. —Reefton.

WELLINGTON ROYAL MEETING. CRICKET BAT SURPRISES. WELLINGTON, December 15. The weather was fine and the attendance a record for the Wellington Racing Club's Royal Welcome Race meeting. The totalisator handled £33,200. The attendance, though large, was below expectations. The Duke arrived just before the principal event, and left after the sixth race, showing keen interest in the proceedings, including the working of the totalisator. Results: — Haere Mai Highweight Handicap, one mile and a-quarter. —7/6 The Khedive 9.0 (P. Burgess) 1; 5/5 Blue Boy 10.8 (Walsh) 2; 2/2 Revision 10.2, 3. Also started: 1/1 Blackman, 4/4 King Thomond, 9/7 Hounslow, 3/3 Round Score, 8/9 Bold Jim, 6/6 Free Air, 11/11 Gayfire, 10/10 Sir Spear. The Khedive won by a head, a length separating the other placed horses. Hounslow was fourth. Finishing with a fine run from the rear, The Khedive just won from Blue Boy, who had taken charge at the false rail. Revision also came from the back. Won by half a head. Time 2.8.

Sandringham Handicap, seven furlongs.—lo/7 Tunneller 7.0, 1; 5/5 Limulus 7.10, 2; 4/4 Palm 8.0, 3. Also started: 3/3 Cyclonic, 1/1 Sea Fox, 6/6 Cawbeen, 12/S Korero, 11/11 Wasteland. 16/15 Plaidie. 9/9 Hest 13/12 Landtax, 15/14 Bonnie Vale. 2/2 IMaine, 7/13 Aussie Ra, 14/16 Miss Hushabye, 19/18 Whetuma, 21/19 Orby’s Last, 17/17 . Perimeter 18/19 Sunee 19/21 Roderick Dhu, 8/10 The Ark and Wahine Nui The distances between the placed horses were half a neck and half a head. Wasteland waA fourth. Tunneller was always well placed, and snatched victory in the final strides after Limulus had settled the pacemaker, Palm. Balmoral Stakes, for two-year-olds, five furlongs.—l/2 Haut Monde 8.-, 1- 9/10 Bunfight 7.0, 2; 6/5 Legatee, 8.9 3. Also started: 2/1 Silver Coat, 4/7 Pakanui, 3/3 Fairfax, 8/8 Round Up 7/6 Penelope, 10/11 Denham, 5/4 Entail car. 7/11 (bracketed with Legatee), 8/8 Hunting Scene (bracketed with Round Up), 12/12 Alchemic, 14/14 Carpathia 11/9 Going Gay, and 13/13 Nightlass Haut Monde won by a length and a-half; and half a length separated the othei placed horses. Penelope was fouith. Haut Monde was always m front and dropped the other leaders. Silver Coat, Round Up, and Severe, at the false rail, coming on to win decisively from Bun Fight, who came, through at the false rail, Legatee cutting out Penelope near the post. Won by a length. Time 1.1 2-5. Duke of Gloucester Handicap one mile and three furlongs:—ll/10 Cricket. Bat S 3 1: 15/16 CaUente 2- 4/4 Gay Marigold 8.8, •>. Also started: 1/1 Vintage, 3/2 Gold Trail 2/2 Solarium, 9/9 Grand Jin y, 5/<> Spiral, 7/6 Southdown,lo/6 Sweet Agnes 6/7 Passion Fruit, 11/11 Might 17/15 Rocket, 16/11 c °Pl jer Kin w ’ 12/13 Illuminate, 14/14 ManethoT 18/18 Red Sun,. 8/12 Semper Paratus. Manetho, Southdown and Sweet ; Agnes were the early leaders with Cricket 'Bat well placed. Mahetho and Southdown led into the stiaijn, but Cricket Bat took charge from the false rail and won decisively from Caliente, who made a late run. Gay Marigold and Vintage also fin:she very fast. Won by a neck, a. length. T Trentham Stakes, for three-year-olds one mile.—2 Synagogue 8.10, 1, 3 Lady Kyra 8.5, 2; 1 Sporting Blood oio 3. There were only four starters in the Trentham Stakes, the unplaced horse being the ’ outsider, Canopy. Synagogue won very decisively after a uue run race, by half a lengthLady Kyra being two lengths ahead of Sporting Blood. Time 1.41. Bledisloe Stakes, seven furlongs.— 2/2 Rebel Chief 7.11, 1; 7/6 Diatamous 8 1 2; 3/3 Cranford 7.11, 3. Also Parted: 1/1 Golden Wings, 8/9 Autonay 9/8 Cadland, 10/10 Pomp, 11/11 Slippery, 4/4 Copyist, 6/5 Princess X 15/14 Mlladi, 13/13 Movie atnr 14/15 Cottesmore, 5/7 Gaysome, and 12/12 Hunting Lodge. Princess Doreen secured fourth place. Rebel Chief was well placed throughout and cut down the pacepiaker, Dtatamouß, decisively, nt the finish. Cranford was a fair third, after lying handy throughout. Golden Wings, the favourite, was left at the post. Won by a. neck; a length. Time 2 25 2-5. Windsor Handicap, one mile.— 1/2 Cuddle 9.5 (Flower) 1; 7/8 Courte"a 7.9 (Voitre) 2; 3/3 West Tor 9 0 (P. Atkins) 3. Also started: 9/9 Kn’rero 5/5 Pango, 4/4 Final Shot, g/7 Wasteland, 2/1 Hunting Go, 10/10 ■nnrfldo 6/6 Arctic King, 11/11 Maroha 14/16 Safari, 16/15 Grand Blow, 12/14 Horn’s Reef, 15/12 Purse, 13/13 Umpire. Cuddle led all the wav and won easily by three lengths from Courtega, who was half a length in front of West. Tor with Wasteland fourth. Time 1.38. t.

notes on the racing. [special to “star.”] WELLINGTON, December 15. The Haeremai High-weight Handicap resulted in a close finish and a surprise victory for The Khedive. Round Score and Blue Boy moved up rounding the far turn, and Round qrore was first into the straight from Blue Boy, King Thomond, Black Man and The Khedive. Blue Boy assumed command passing the distance, and append to be the winner until The Khedive put in an appearance on the outside, the latter getting up In the laqf stride to snatch victory on the nost Revision finished strongly from a rear position into third place,

with Hounslow, Black Man and Round £>core next.

Sea Fox was sent out favourite for the Sandringham Handicap, but was badly favoured over the early stages, and was at the tail of the field rounding the home turn, eventually being well back at the post. The winner, Tunneller, was responsible for a most impressive effort. He was always in a forward position near the rails, but, nevertheless, his chance when entering the straight did not look very hopeful. At this stage Palm had a clear advantage from Cawbeen, Sunee.l Limulus, Wasteland, Orby’s Last and Cyclonic, but all these were well bunched and when the distance post was reached Tunneller was within striking distance of Palm, Cawbeen and Limulus. An exciting, struggle ensued. Limulus had Palm in trouble fifty yards from the post, but Tunneller then made a solid run between them, and the three crossed the line in a bunch, the verdict going to Tunneller by half a neck from Limulus, who beat Palm by a head. Wasteland was half a length away in fourth place.

Silver Coat and Haut Monde disputed favouritism for the Balmoral Stakes, but while the former drifted out after leading to the false rail, Haut Monde recorded a comfortable win. Silver Coat, -was closely followed entering upon the course proper by Haut Monde, Severe, Round Up, Penelope and Bun Fight, but as soon as serious business commenced Haut Monde had charge from Round Up, Severe and Bun Fight. The last-named made a game attempt to get 4 up to Haut Monde, but the latter held her off. Legatee finished on solidly to geti third money, two lengths in front of Penelope. I

Widespread interest centred in the Duke of Gloucester Handicap, which was run shortly after the arrival of the Duke of Gloucester on the course. An excellent contest and close finish were staged. The big field got away on good terms, Sweet Agnes showing the way out of the straight, from Spiral, but when the back stretch was reached,' Manetho had taken charge from Southdown, Red Sun, Passion Fruit, Sweet Agnes, Cricket Bat, Illuminate and Vintage/ with Gold Trail last. Southdown joined Manetho rounding the far turn, and they led to the straight entrance from Red Sun, Passion Fruit, Cricket Bat, Solarium and Sweet Agnes, with Gold- Trail still bringing up the rear. Manetho gradudrifted out nearing the distance, and Southdown had charge with a furlong to go. Cricket Bat, Caliente, Vintage and Gay Marigold then became prominent, while Southdown had had enough. Cricket Bat and Caliente gradually drew away, with Vintage and Gay Marigold challenging. An exciting tussle ensued, Cricket Bat finishing stronger than Caliente, and he beat her by a neck. Gay Marigold was half a length back. a. neck in front of Vintage. Passion Fruit, Southdown, Solarium, Spiral, Rocket. Gold Trail and Might followed in that order.

Sporting Blood carried 160 tickets more than Synagogue in the Trentham Stakes. The four contestants moved off in line, but after a furlong had been covered Canopy went to the front and led to the home turn by two lengths from Sporting Blood and Synagogue, with a similar gap to Lady Kyra. Sporting Blood moved up to the leader rounding the turn into the straight, with Synagogue closely following. Sporting Blood had Canopy’s measure as soon as the run home was commenced, but the race had not progressed much further before Synagogue was in charge. There was then no doubt regarding the issue. Synagogue, with his rider not moving on him, going on to record a decisive win. Lady Kyra put in some solid work from the top of the straight, and had Sporting Blood beaten fifty yards from the post. Canopy was tailed off.

Golden Wings, Rebel Chief and Cranford had a close tussle for favouritism in the Bledisloe Stakes, but the first named’s supporters lost all interest by he being left standing at the post, after assisting in delaying the start. The early leaders were Cottesmore, Diatomous and Rebel Chief. Cottesmore was in charge entering the straight from Diatomous, Slippery, Hunting Lodge, Cranford and Gaysome, all running in close order. Cottesmore gave way to Diatomous passing the distance, and Cranford drew up to the latter, with Rebel Chief making a forward move. A close finish ensued, but Rebel Chief proved to be the best stayer and won well from Diatomous, who stayed on to beat Cranford. Princess Doreen was next, in front of Gaysome, Copyist, Autopay, Movie Star and Hunting Lodge. The Windsor Handicap was won easily by Cuddle, who took charge entering the home turn and led into the straight from Courtega, Wasteland and Arctic King. The finish was confined to these, Cuddle having three lengths to spare at the post from Courtega, who narrowly held off West Tor.

HORORATA MEETING. CUP TO SILVER SIGHT. [per press association.] CHRISTCHURCH, December 15. The Hororata Racing Club’s meeting was held on their own course to-day, for the first time in several years. The weather was fine and the track hard and fast. The attendance was fair, and the totalisator handled £3,536. L. Pratt, rider of Epris, was charged with having crossed and interfered with Golden Dart and Orris in the Novice Stakes. After hearing evidence the Judicial Committee decided that Pratt was guilty of careless and dangerous riding, and suspended him for three months. Results: — Trial Plate, 5 furlongs—(4) Horotiu (A. Messervey) 1, (6) Night Gem (D. O’Connor) 2, (2) Azevedo (W. H. Jones) 3. Also started —(11) Convivial, (8) Liberate (coupled with Tamiki), (9) Desirable, (1) Gas Mask, (3) First View, (5) Quebec and (10) Piety. Won by half a length; a neck. Gas Mask was fourth. Time 1.3. Bangor High-weight, 1 mile. —(7) Jerry Boy (J. M’Laughlin) 1, (5) Haere Tomi (H. Turner) 2, (S) Solwit (Pratt) 3. Also started—(4) Importance, (3) Earthquake, (2) Hostile, (1) Chidden and (6) Starlight. Won by a length; a length and a half. Time 1.43 3-5. 'Glendore Trot, H miles. —(2j Argolis (J. Fraser, Jun.) 1, (5) Our Fay (Robinson) 2, (1) Mystery Yet 3. Also started —(12) Audrey Dillon, (17) Bellerina, (13) Buddy, (9) Colonel Bogey, (8) Cruiser, (4) Otama Chimes,

(15) Royal Travis, (16) Silk Cord, (18) Treasure Bond, (10) Trinidad, (7) War Miss, (11) Golden Square, (6) Replica and (3) Full Hand and Licorice. Won by three lengths; half a length. Times: 3.28, 3.26 2-5, 3.28 3-5. Hororata Cup, It ’miles. —(1) Silver Sight (E. A. Leckie) 1, (4) Some Shamble (M. Kirwan) 2, (3) Great Star (A. Messervey) 3. Also started — (1) Sam Smith and (5) Ranelagh. Won by a head; two lengths. Sam Smith was fourth. Time 2.7.

Novice Stakes, 7 furlongs. —<(3) drris (M. Kirwan) 1, (2) Rose of Tralee (A. Messervey) 2, (5) Golden Dart (E. A. Leckie) 3. Also started —(7) Teresina, (1) Epris, (4) Lowater, (2) Fiat Lux, (9) Milnrow and (6) Riptide. Won by three lengths; a head between second and third. Riptide was fourth. Time 1.30 1-5.

Racecourse Hill Handicap, 7 furlongs.— (1) Grecian Prince (A. Messervey) 1, (5) Wise Choice (J. Murfitt) 2, (3) Cleaner (W. H. .Tones) 3. Also started —(4) Courtyard and (2) Quietly. Won by a length; a head between second and third. Quietly was fouth. Time 1.29. Snowdon Trot Handicap, 1 mile and 5 furlongs—(2) Carageen (E. Carlyon) 1, (1) Mystery Yet (E. C. McDermott) 2, (5) Argolis (J. Fraser, Jun.) 3. Also started —(10) Audrey Dillon (12) Bellerina, (7) Buddy, (9) Cruiser, (7) Flying Helen, (8) Lady Conliffe, (4) Self, (3) Full Hand and (11) Tatsy do Oro. Won by eight lengths; third three lengths away. Full Hand was fourth. Times: 3.46, 3.50, 3.46. Sandown Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs —(2) Theatin 1, (1) Top Rank 2, (4) Wee Musk 3. Also started —(7) Grand Review, (6) Gold Cross, <3) Elbanor, (9) Doiran. (8) First View, (10) Battle Queen and (5) Golden Dart.

KING MARCH AT TE AWAMUTU. CORONIS WINS HACK CUP. [per press association.] TE AWAMUTU, December 15. * The annual meeting of the Waipa Racing Club was held at Te Awamutu to-day. Results: — Pironga Hurdles, U miles. — (3-4) The Hiker 1, (6-7) Record Flight 2, (5-5) Pahu 3. Also' started —Billy Boy, Valpeen, Chromadyne, Penny Plain, Callamart, Verden, Luminary. Silver Division, Bells of Bow, Travelling Agent, Carlisle, Entour and Stirrup Cup. Billy Boy and Verden were coupled. Won by a nose. Time 2.43 3-5. Kihikihi Handicap, 6 furlongs.—(3-3) Engi 1, (7-6) Lady Zinnia 2, (11-9) True Measure 3. Scr. —Marsong. Miss Lorraine, Sir Tommy, Latour’s Last and Valmarina. Won by half a head. Time 1.15 2-5. Waipa Plate, 6 furlongs.—(6-4) Ford Acre 1, (3-3) Astarth 2, (3-1) Lady Ruler 3. Scr. —Uncle Walker and Valmarina. Won by a neck. Time 1.17 1-5. Te Awamutu Cup, li miles. —(4-4) King March 1, (5-5) King’s Knave 2, (2-2) Prince Colossus 3. Scr. —Master Norval. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time 2.11 4-5. Hack Cup Sweepstake. 7 furlongs.— (3-2) Coronis 1, (1-3) Gay Rose 2, (2-1) Respectful 3. Scr. —King Rey. Won by a neck. Time 1.26 1-5. Paterangi Handicap, 1 mile. —(3-2) Psychologist 1. (2-1) King’s Archer 2. (1-2) Musquil 3. Scr.—Prolyxo, Karangapai, Limex, Last Lap and Princess Bede. Won by a length and a half. Time 1.42 3-5. Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs. — (3-3) Wait and See 1, (5-6) Lucidus 2, (4-4) Imamint 3. All started. Won by a neck. Time 1.13 3-5. Ohaupa Hack Handicap, 7 furlongs (4-4) Sunny Downs 1, (1-1) Prince Acre 2, (2-3) Spearcourt 3. Scr. —King Rey. Solo Song, Joyzelle, Ford Acre, Uncle Walter, Tree of Heaven and Lionheart. Won by half a length. Time 1.27 1-5. SUCCESS FOR AUSTRALIA. CALCUTTA, December 15. The King Emperor’s Cup, of one mile, resulted: Ethics 1, Telasur 2. Pougatchev 3. Won by half a length, one length and a-quarter. Time 1.41. Ethics is the first Australian horse to win this event, which was run in the pi esence of the Viceroy (Lord Wil•lingdon), many Indian princes, and thousands of people.

ASCOT THOUSAND. MELBOURNE, December 16. At the Ascot races, the Ascot Thousand resulted:—Petau 7.9 (Moran) 1; Isle of Astur 8.0 (A. Reed) 2; Sadie Glass 8.1 (Powell) 3. Fourteen started, including Shatter. Won by a length;' half a length. Time 2.111. In the Vale Welter Handicap, Salt Spray finished second. ROSEHILL RESULTS. SYDNEY, December 16. At the Rosehill races, the Dundas Handicap resulted: Roman Spear 8.7 (Zensky) 1; Bill Wedgewood 8.5 (O’Sullivan) 2; Australia Fair 8.6 (Cook) 3. Ten started, including Closing Time and Dick Whittington. Won by half a head; three-quarters of a length. Tinie 1.25 J. ’ December Stakes. —Miss Nottava. 8.3 (Pratt) 1; Dark Chief 7.7 (Lightfoot) 2; Tremayne 6.10 (Knox) 3. Seven started, including Master Brierly and Gladswood. Won by half a length; two lengths. Time 2.5, which equals the course record. In the Carlingford Mile, After Money was unplaced. AUCKLAND REHANDICAPS. AUCKLAND, December 16. The following rehandicaps for the first day of the Auckland Racing Club’s Summer meeting have been declared: — Auckland Cup: King March 21b, making 8.1. Robinson Handicap: Tunneller 21b, making 7.12; Coronis 21b, making 8.1. Christmas Handicap: Cricket Bat 21b, making 8.11.

GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. NOMINATIONS FOR MEETING. The nominations for the Greymouth Jockey Club’s meeting to be held on January 1 and 2, are as follows: — FIRST DAY. Novice Stakes, 5J furlongs.—Pompeii, Delice, Anvil, Sundancer, Riptide, Convivial, Copenna, Epris, Rotokino, Nautipol, Azevedo, Teresina, Fast Ace, Claremore, Arrowwin, Quebec, Sisterena, Sir Gallant. Borough Trot (harness), 1 mile. — Silver Letitia, Erin’s Beauty, Radiant Doll, Fanny Bingen, Neil Dillon, Truman, Nonnie Wrack, Dawn Sonoma, La Rinkie, Stella Derby, Forest Maiden, Golden Square, Tommy Boy, Happi, Myra Chenault, Shore Leave. County Hack, 1 mile. —Rose Vai, Rothen, Rhoderick Du, Back Lead, Im-

perial Spear, Kevino, Patrole, Free Rose, Arctic Star, Monipere, Marmoration, Zetes, Cheap Money, Knowledge. Greymouth Cup, 11 miles. —Importance, Wino, Semper Paratus, Weatherly, Imperial Spear, Lady Rene, Little Doubt, Riri, Monipere, Giggleswick, Coomassie, Earthquake, Haulbowline, Sky Rover. Paroa Handicap, 61 furlongs.— Pompeii, Royal Sceptre, Royal Amphora, Arrowmid, Mataa, Animated, Lady Nan, Forceful, Cheap Money, Wise Choice.

! Stewards’ Trot (harness), 11 miles. ■ —Treasure Bond, Erin’s Beauty, Fanny Bingen, Lough Erne, Playright, War Betty, Fearless, Dawn Sonoma, ’ Stella Derby, Tommy Boy, Wrackless, Myra Chenault, Awa Dillon, Verepus. Miners’ Hack, 61 furlongs.—Anvil, Rose Vai, Wino, Delice, Hunting Call, Rhoderick Dhu, Back-lead, Kevino, Riptide, Copenna, Patrole, Free Rose, Arrowmid, Arctic Star, Arrowrose, Nautipol, Teresina, Fast Ace, Zetes, First View, Sisterena, Sir Gallant. Brunner Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Rothen, Importance, Royal Amphora, Margaret Rose, Lady Rene, Animated, Quietly, Haulbowline, Earthquake, Wise Choice. SECOND DAY. Trial Stakes, 5i furlongs—Anvil, Delice, Sir Leighton, Sundancer, Riptide, Convivial, Rotokino, Nautipol, Azevedo, Fast Ace, Claremore, Arrowwin, Quebec, Sir Gallant. Dobson Trot (harness), 1 mile.— Silver Letitia, Erin’s Beauty, Radiant Doll, Fanny Bingen, Neil Dillon, Truman, Nonnie Wrack, Dawn Sonoma, La. Rinkie, Stella Derby, Forest Maiden, Golden Square, Silver Whip, Happi, Shore Leave. W. R. Kettle Memorial Cup, l.mile. —Rose Vai, Rothen, Wino, Royal Amphora, White Doe, Semper Paratus, Weatherley, Imperial Star, Kevino, Margaret Rose, Copenna, Lady Rene, Little Doubt, Riri, Monipere, Giggleswick, Zetes, Quietly, Coomassie, Haulbowline, Sky Rover, Earthquake, Wise Choice. Blaketown Hack, 6i furlongs.— Pompeii, Wino, Sir Gallant, Hunting Call, Sundancer, Backlead, Riptide, Convivial, Copenna, Epris, Rotokino, Arrowmid, Arctic Star, Nautipol, Azevedo, Patrole, Free Rose, Teresina, Forceful, Claremore, Zetes, Arrowwin, Cheap Money, Quebec. Electric Handicap, furlongs.— Royal Sceptre, Delice, Royal Amphora, Hunting Call, Margaret Rose, Arrowmid, Arrowrose. Mataa, Lady Nan, Fast Ace, Haulbowline. New Year Trot (harness), miles. —Treasure Bond, Erin’s Beauty, Radiant Doll, Fanny Bingen, Lough Erne, Playwright, War Betty, Fearless, Dawn Sonoma, Wrackless, Awa Dillon, Verepus. Dominion Hack Handicap, 1 mile.— Anvil, Rothen, Hunting Call, Weatherly, Imperial Spear, Arctic Star, Patrole, Teresina, First View, Rose Vai, Importance, Roderick Dhu, Eacklead, Kevino, Knowledge, Monipere, Free Rose, Marmoration, Sisterina, Earthquake. Walton Memorial, 61 furlongs.— Importance, Delice, Royal Amphora, Royal Sceptre. Lady Rene, Margaret Rose. Little Doubt, Animated, Cheap Money, Haulbowline. Quietly, Rothen, Wise Choice.

Trotting MEETINGS TO COMB. December 26 —Gore T.C. December 26—Wairarapa T.C. December 26 —Ashburton T.C. December 26, 27—Westport T.C. r December 27, 29, 31—Auckland T.C. December 29 —Winton T.C. January 1, 2—Canterbury Park T.C. January 3—Westland T.C. January 4, s—Greymouth5—Greymouth T.C. January 7—Reefton T.C. January 12 —Wellington T.C. January 19—Timaru T.C. January 26 —N.Z. Metropolitan T.C. January 31, February 2—Forbury Park T.C. WESTPORT HANDICAPS. J ’ * Mr G. Paul has declared the following handicaps for the first day (December 26) of the Westport Trotting Club’s midsummer meeting: — SEDDONVILLE HANDICAP, of 80 sovs., 3.43 class. One mile and a-half. Brian Bofu .. scr Victorcen . .. scr Erin’s Beauty .. scr Belle Derby . - 12 Broughshane .. scr Tearless .. .. 36 Lazy Pete .. .. scr Racketeer .. 36 Little Surprise .. scr TE KUHA HANDICAP TROT, 80 sovs., 3.49 class. One mile and a-half. Bingen Axworthy scr Royal Parrish .. scr Discord .. . - scr Dynasty .. .. 12 Dot Parrish .. scr Debutante .. 12 Lady Sonoma .. scr Fairy Brooks .. 48 Minilc .. . • scr Mabel Chimes .. 48 Peter Guy .. .. scr Worthy Star .. 84 Real Reta .. .. scr GOTHARD MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 125 sovs., 3.34 class. One mile and a-half. Golden Dollar .. scr Great Minto .. 12 Lucky Guy .. scr Plain Pearl .. 24 Olive Rey .. .. scr Bingen Palm .. 48 WILLIAMS HANDICAP, of 80 sovs., 3.43 class. One mile and a-half. Dixie Wrack .. scr Local Chimes .. scr Erin’s Beauty .. scr War Betty .. .. scr Lazy Pete . • .. scr Fearless .. .. 36 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 80 soys, for Trotters, 3.47 class. One mile and a-half. Bingen Axworthy scr Royal Parrish .. scr Discord .. .. scr Wrackless .. 12 Dot Parrish .. scr Fairy Brooks . . 24 Dynasty .. .. scr Mabel Chimes .. 24 Lady Sonoma .. scr Worthy Star .. 60 Real Reta .. .. scr Sandy N 108 DENNISTON HANDICAP, of 80 sovs., 2.27 class. One mile. Awa Dillon .. .. scr Logan Palm .. scr Belle Derby .. scr Radiant Doll .. scr Broughshane .. scr ■ Salute .. • • scr Dixie Wrack .. scr Sea Trail .. .. scr Erin’s Beauty .. scr Truman .. .. scr ITappi .. .. scr Treasure Bond .. scr Local Chimes .. scr Racketeer .. 24 Little Surprise .. scr ADDISON’S HANDICAP, of 80 sovs., 3.39 class. One mile and a-half. Fearless .. .. scr Sandy N. (T.) .. scr Lazy Pete .. ..scr Welcome Guy (T.) scr Racketeer .. .. scr Eastern Queen .. 1-2 Parallax .. scr War Bird .. .. 12 Real Pal .. .. scr Lucky Guy .. . • 48 Skillicorn .. scr STOCKTON HANDICAP, of 80 sovs., 2.57 class. One mile and a-quar-ter. Golden Dollar .. scr Olive Rey .. .. per Lucky Guy .. .. scr Great Minto ..112 Marvin Bingen .. scr Guymond .. 36