To-day’s Racing News

Greymouth Evening Star, 28 December 1934, Page 5

To-day’s Racing News

Galloping ' MEETINGS TO COME. December 29 — Manawatu December 29—Westland R.C. January 1, 2— Auckland R.C. January I—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. AT HOKITIKA TO-MORROW. THE FIELDS AND PROSPECTS. With an acceptance list much larger than on the opening, day, and fields more likely to provide for two dividends in each event, the Westland Racing Club has reason to anticipate a successful conclusion to its midsummer meeting, to-morrow. The Westland Cup Handicap has drawn a good field,: and the other events have filled to a satisfactory, number. The acceptances, with prospects, and starting times, are as follow: — 12.15.

On first day’s form, Blacklead should be equal to disposing of the opposition, from those he met on Wednesday. There are three engaged, however, that did not race on the first day, Delice, Copenna and Parazel. Of these. Delice must be given consideration. At the North Canterbury meeting, last October, he was second in a field much stronger than this. Copenna has been doing all required of her in work, and can be expected to run well. She ran second on the course last Easter, and is now a much improved mare. Other than Backlead, Delice, and Copenna, the prospects do not appear bright, and confining the race to two the best may be Copenna Delice

Arrowmid won so well over, seven furlongs on Wednesday, that the increased poundage will not trouble hei over a furlong shorter distance. She is endowed with a lot of speed, and her customary strong finishing effort will again be in evidence. Margaret Rose has all the weight she can carry, and may be found stopping over the final bit. Patrole has a stone more to carry, but is equal to it. Cheap Money cannot be recommended, after finishing last on Wednesday. Monipere will probably start in the Cup, in which he looks to have a great winning chance. Riptide and Wino are a useful pair, and given a better passage than on Wednesday, Wino should go close to scoring. Epris is the likely lightweight. This is an even y ' balanced field, several being worthy oi a thought, but form points to Arrowmid Patrole

Atarau King should.be class enough to tick off a win in this event. He is not brilliant, but will not require to be, to hold this lot in check. sobel Derbv and Minnetonka raced at the recent New Brighton meeting, and Myra Chenault collected a third placing at Banks Peninsula. In such a ,y a( j ea surprise is likely, but there wiL be strong support for Atarau King Myra Chenault

Riri gave a poor showing over a mile and a-quarter on Wednesday, and k would be expecting almost too much o° an improvement to enable him win here. Weatherly could not get near Monipere over the distance on the first day, and the seven pounds adVantage in weight to him to-morrow is not likely to reverse the positions be Iweon the t alr. White Doo w, 11 _bo improved with hei lace, and weH, but Little Doubt cannot be considered. Wise Choice is v ell, <nd capable of running out a fast m . Earthquake will need to started here, Monipere shomd com mand heavy support, and first. daj s form points to his being vei y < j heat Lady Rene and Rose vai uo S appeal. The issue may rest between

Monipere Wise Choice

Rnvni Ainnhorn will clnim np S” C a S begtaner that lie. will be hard to dispose of, and the five and a hal furlongs will enable him to see out the race at top speed all the way. Maigaret Rote will probably be m.ssmg from this field. Arrowmid is a likely one if selected for this event, and Arrowrose will be improved with Wednesday’s race. Two that should run well are — Royal Sceptre, Arrowrose.

A. new" comer in Importance will add interest to this race. Importance has failed to strike form this season, but his efforts last season stamped him as being of good average class. Rose Vai will be better suited in this than the Cup race, and Arctic Star is capable of improvement on Wednesday’s running. In the absence of Moni-

pere, a pair that warrant support are: Importance, Rose Vai. 5.0. Woodstock Trot, 3.43 class, 1J miles. Atarau King .. scr Myra Chenault scr Forest Maiden .. scr Royal Time .. 12 Isobel Derby . . scr Superb .. .. Minnetonka .. set Form in the first trot is likely to provide a guide for this event, and if good efforts are shown earlier, there will be support for Atarau King and Myra. Chenault. Superb is equal to giving a start, and off 36 yards must be considered. The two likely to make an interesting race are— Superb, Atarau King. 5.45. County Welter Handicap, 7 fur. —

The meeting will conclude with the County Handicap, and a strong field is likely to go to the post. Animated is the only one without a prior engagement. Running in the earlier events will throw light on prospects here, but at the handicaps, as they now stand, a pair that should run well are— Wise Choice, Animated. DUNEDIN—SECOND DAY. CONCLUDING RESULTS. DUNEDIN, December 27. Steady rain throughout the day affected the attendance at the second day of the Dunedin J.C. meeting. The' track was not affected for the early races, and in the First Hurdles Black Duke knocked two-fifths of a second off the track record for the mile and a-half, his time being 2.45 3-5. ’The tote handled £10,582i for the day, compared with £10,488 for the second day last year, making a total of £25.237 for the meeting, compared with £24,420 last year. Concluding results: —

St. Andrew’s Handicap, 1 mile. — (2-3) Kemal Pasha (A. E. Didham) 1, (4-2) Cough (C. T. Wilson) 2, (3-4) Fair Weather (Messervey) 3. Also started —(1-1) Polydora, (6-8) All Humbug, (8-7) Some Shamble, (9-5) Silver Sight, (7-9) Ranelagh, (5-6) Last Link. Won by half a length; two lengths. Time 1.41. ' Polydora, Some Shamble and Ranelagh fell.

Fcrnhill. Handicap, 7 furlongs. — (4-3) Cclossian (Barr) 1, (1-1) Saxophone (C. T. Wilson) 2, (3-2) Unseen (Powell) 3. Also started —(8-9) Blaxon, (2-4) Moneygran, (6-6) Irish Birdcatcher, (7-7) Queen of Song, (5-5) Half Note and (9.7) Dodge. Won by a head; two lengths. Time 1.30. Allantou Handicap, 7 furlongs.— (1-2) Guarantee (R. J. Mackie) 1. (3-4) Quietly (Leckie) 2, (2-1) Travenna (Powell) 3. Also started—(6-7) Chrysolugy, (4-3) Double Shot, (7-6) Grand Finale and (5-5) Top Rank. Won by half a length; two lengths. Time 1.29. Farewell Handicap, 1J miles. — (1-1) Hunting Go (Brodie) 1, (2-2) Osculate (Dooley) and (3-3) Quite Soon (Messervey) dead heat 2. Also started (4-4) Heather Glow, (5-5) Venite, (6-6) Amy Johnson, (7-7) Trivet, (8-8) Daring Deed, (9-9) Dressy and (10-10) Golden King. Won by half a. length, a dead heat for second. Time 2.9 4-5.

MAN 4WATV—SECOND DAY. TOUT LE MONDE AGAIN. PALMERSTON N., December 27. The Manawatu Summer meeting c was continued to-day in bright sunshine. There was a satisfactory attendance, and the tote hand , £139041, compared with £13.659 on the same day last year, making a o a , tor two days of £35,531 as against £37,754 last year. Concluding ie- _ Handicap, 15 miles.—l 1 Tout le Monde (MacKinnon) 1: 2 Aga - Khan (W. J. Broughton) 2; 3 Plateau ’ (B. H. Morris) 3. Also started: 6 Milady, 7 Arikira, 5 Copper King, 4 Catalogue. Won by half a length, two lengths. Time 2.7. Catalogue was fourth. No one was anxious to * make the early pace, and Milady led from Aga Khan and Plateau. ALer ( four furlongs, Tout le Monde joined 1 Aga Khan, and they were at- , tended by Plateau, Milady, Catalogue ; and Copper King at the home tuin. In the run to the judge, Tout le Monde : and Aga Khan had a ding-dong struggle, the former eventually win- . ning by half a length, going away, and Plateau was two lengths back just ahead of Catalogue. Kelvin Handicap, 9 furlongs. 8 Lapel (.1. McCauley) 1; 2 Royal Banquet (Atkins) 2; 9 Boudoir (Carroll) 3. Also started: 1 Blue Boy, 7 Dorado, 3 Miss Hushabye, 5 Arctic King, <> Confiscation, 4 Mercian Queen, 10 Chaste. Won by a length: half a length. Time 1.52. Awapuni Handicap, 0 furlongs.—-4 Cawbeen (Mai’sh) 1; 5 Cadland. (Wi - son) 2; 1 Farmer (B. H. Morris) 3. Also started: 3 Whereiko, 2 Cullus, 6 Bodyline. Won by a nose; a neck. Cullus was fourth. Time 1.13. Cullus led to the straight, where Cawbeen, Farmer and Cadland challenged, and in a stirring finish Cawbeen just lasted long enough. Cadland finished very well. . Himitangi Handicap, 9 furlongs^— 1 Fracas (MacKinnon) 1; 2 Movie Star (Broughton) 2; 3 Eminent (Wilson) 3. Also started: 4 La Poupee, 5 Nightguard. Won by half a length, four lengths. La Poupee was fourth. Time 1.53 1-5. Champion Hack, 7 furlongs.—4 Fladie (L. G. Morris) 1; 5 Royal Record car. 7.6 (MacKinnon) 2,2 Diagano (W -I. Broughton) 3. Also started: 1 Poniard, 8 Flammarion, 6 Sunee, 7 Orby’s Last, 3 Knock Out, 10 Consummation, 9 Gay Boy car. 7.8. Won by half a length; a length. Sunee was fourth. Time 1.27 1-5. TARANAKI CONCLUDES. SUCCESSFUL MEETING. i NEW PLYMOUTH, December 27. ■ For the, second day of the laranaki J.C. meeting, the weather was fine. The attendance was large and the going good. Th© tote took £9,880-,. i compared with £6,857 on the second day last year, making a total ot i 092* for the meeting, compared with s £18,194J last year, an increase oi i £3,898. Concluding results: — ■ Tarata Hurdles, IB miles and 100 i yards.—(4-4) Ythan car. 9.03 1. (1-1) - St, Ames (P- Brady) 2, (3-3) Richfield

9.2 (McDowall) 3. Also started — (2-2) Beau Star, (5-5) Bay Sand, and (6-6) Gowanlea. Won by five lengths; six lengths. Beau Star was fourth. Time 2.51 3-5.

New Plymouth Handicap, 9' furlongs.— (3) Davistock car. 7.5 (J. Pell) 1, (2) Fersen car 7.1 (Davoren) 2, (1) Musquil car. 7.7 (Ankett) 3 . The only starters. Won by five lengths; two lengths. Time 1.54 2-5. Uruti Hack. 9 furlongs.—(l-2) Tahurangi car. 8.0 (Davoren) 1, (3-3) All Spirit 8.3 (Keesing) 2, (2-1) Gay Fire (J. Gunn) 3. Also started —(5-5) Prince Reno, (4-4) Ruaform car. 7.10, (6-6) Tutor, (7-7) General Quex. Won by three lengths; a head. Prince Reno was fourth. Time 1.48 4-5. Warea Hack Stakes, 6 furlongs.— (4-4) The Ark car. 8.2 (B. Sullivan) 1, (1-1) Hikutaia (Keesing) 2, (3-3) Fast Acre (H. Stokes) 3. Also start-ed—(2-2) Harvest Moon, (6-6) Cereal. (5-5) Gold Mission, (7-7) Lebanon car. 8.2. Won by four lengths; half a length. Gold Mission was fourth. Time 1.14. Summer Hack, 6 furlongs.—(l-1) Dancing Lady (Keesing) 1, (2-2) Courtega. (Drinkwater) 2, (3-5) Chief Marionette 3. Also started —(5-3) Gold Gleam, (6-6) Ingenuity, (4-4) True Measure and (7-7) Windscreen car. 7.31. Won by a. head; half a neck. Gohl Gleam was fourth. Time 1.13 3-5. HAWKE’S BAY REHANDICAPS. PALMERSTON N„ December 27. Hawke’s Bay rehandicaps are: — Havelock Flying: Sunny Maid 8.11, Sunny Song 8.0, Air Bird 7.3. Juvenile Handicap: Blue Garter 7.10, Waipatu Handicap: Marching Song 8.4, Sunny Song 7.13. Stewards’ Handicap: Slippery 9.6, Cawbeen 7.12. WEST AUSTRALIAN DERBY. i PERTH, December 27. The West Australian Turf Club’s annual carnival opened to-day. 'rhe West Australian Derby resulted: — Hyperion 8.10 (Callinan) 1. Bivalves 8.10. (Miller) 2, Staunch 8.10 (Morley) 3. Five started. Won by two and a-half lengths; a head. 'rime 2.43.1. THREE TO CHOOSE FROM. The Greymouth Jockey Club is in the happy position of being able to place a selection of three trophies before the owner, whose horse is successful in winning the Greymouth Cup. next Tuesday. The trophies are on display in the window of Messrs. Kim Williams, Mawhera Quay, and comprise a silver tea service, a solid silver rose bowl, and a canteen of cutlelTho Club will race on Tuesday and Wednesday next, and has received no- • minations which should ensure a successful meeting. The course is in snlcndid order, and recent improvements, effected by the club for the convenience of patrons will be appreciat- ■ ed during the meeting. The accept- : ances for the first day, close on Mon- : day next at noon.

Trotting MEETINGS TO COMEL December 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—Greymouth T.C. January 7 —Reefton T.C. January 12— Wellington T.C. January 19—Tiinaru T.C. January 26—N.Z. Metropolitan T.C. January 31, February 2-Forbury Park T.C.

ROI L’OR’S AUCKLAND CUP. world’s grass track record. AUCKLAND, December 27. Fine weather prevailed for the opening of the Auckland Tiottin a Club’s summer meeting at Alexandia Park to-day. The track was in excellent order, and good times were 1 ©corded. The Duke of Gloucester was unable to attend, owing to the necessity of nursing his injured foot, the Governor-General taking his place in presenting the cup to Mr P. Brown, owner of Roi L’Or, who scored in the Auckland Royal Cup. in the classic time of 4.15 2-s*. and constituted a world grass track record. The tote handled £30.799 as against £35,026 on the corresponding day last year, a decrease of £4,237. However, the attendance was good. Concluding results: — . „ i Grandstand Handicap, 2 miles.—l Sure (Edwards) 1; 4 Francis Lincoln (Robertson) 2; 3 Realty (E. S. Groat) 3. Also started: 9 Colonial Boy, a Wee Machine, 6 Nimbus, 7 Pukemiro, 2 Tempest, 8 Willie Derby. Sure, Francis Lincoln and Wihie Derby were always handy, Sure taking the lead early to stay on well and win by two lengths from Francis Lincoln, with Realty three lengths away third. Pukemiro was fourth. Tinies: 4.29 3-5, 4.30 1-5. 4.30 3-5. Royal Cup, 2 miles—6 Roi LOr (liolmes) J; 2 Worthy Light (I*. JSmith) 2; 3 Blue Mountain (Maidens) 3. Also started: 11 Auto Machine, 13 Kewpic’s Guy, 10 Kewpie s Triumph, 4 Auburn Lad, 7 Glenrossie, S impromptu, 9 Jewel Pointer, 1 Indianapolis, 12 Lindbergh, 5 Haloid Logan. Indianapolis, Glenrossie and Auto Machine were slow away, losing a lot of ground at the start. The order the second time past the stand was Worthy Light, Auburn Lad, Kewpie’s Triumph, Blue Mountain, Kewpic’s Guy. Roi L’Or came up from sixth to third along the back and was running second at the distance on Worthy Light’s heels. Roi L’Or’s challenge was too strong •and the gelding clinched victory by three-quar-ters of a length. Blue Mountain was a good third, and Impromptu close up fourth. 'l’lic Australian, Auburn Lad, petered out with a flat tyre. Won by three-quarters of a length; half a length. Times: 4.15 2-5, 4.19 3-5, 4.184-5. The winner’s time is a world’s grass track record. Christmas Handicap.—2 Mocast (Donald) 1; 3 Bingen Chief (Cock--1 bill) 2; 1 Smokescreen (Edwards) 3. . Also started: 10 Gaza, 8 Gumdigger, ■ 4 Bracken, 6 Glandore, 7 Hohoro, 9 Donum, 5 Manco. Won by one and a-quarter lengths; two lengths. Times 3.1’9 4-5, 3.21 1-5, 3.22 2-5. Rowe Memorial, 2 miles.—l Nell Volo (F. J. Smith) 1; 3 Parrish Belle (Lc-e) 2; .4 Moko Girl (Dye) 3. Also started: 5 Dark McKinney, 6 Z’.inzii bar, 2 ’Moko Bells. The order for . most of the journey was Parrish Belle, - Moko Girl, Moko Bells and Nell Volo, . who conceded up to 108 yards. Nell I Volo gradually lessened the leeway - and showed excellent form to overtake i Parrish Belle in the straight and f secure victory by half a. head in a thrilling finish. Moko Girl was well ) back third. Moko Bells was fourth. ) Half a head; eight lengths. Times: i 4.26 2-5, 4.34 3-5, 4.34 3-5, 4.41 2-5.

Akarana Handicap, IS miles. —7 War Girl (F. J. Smith) 1; 1 Subsidy (Doyle) 2; 10 Fisher (Newdick) 3. Also started: 3 Blondie, 2 Kewpie’s Bond, 9 Le Chenault, 6 Peter* Junior, 11 Prince Etawah, 4 Silver Dutch, 8 Red Hope, 12 Worthy Chief, 5 Compass, 13 Mazda, 14 Whakahihi. Won by a head; two lengths. Times 3.21, 3.22 1-5, 3.23 3-5. • St. Heller’s Handicap. 11 miles — 3 Great Parrish (Paul) 1: 5 Colonial Boy (Nyhan) 2; 4 Jackie Thorpe (Pickering) 3. Also started: 1 Chancellor, 12 Dan Direct, 9 Free Logan, 10 Herod, 2 Homeward, 8 Pukemiro, 11 Smooger, 7 Travis, 6 Arabond, 13 First Flight. Won by one and a-hal£ lengths; half a length. Times: 2.41 3-5, 2.44 2-5, 2.45 3-5. WESTPORT CONCLUDES,

PLAIN PEARL WINS. WESTPORT, December 27. The Westport Trotting Club’s meeting concluded to-day in beautiful weather. The tote handled £4,181* as.against. £5,041 last year, making a total of £8,896. for the meeting, compared with £10,512 last year. Concluding results:— Westport Trotting Chib’s Handicap, 2 miles. —2 Plain Pearl (Berkett) 1; 1 Bingen Palm (Sampson) 2: 6 Olive Rey (Davidson) 3. Also started: 4 Lucky Guy, 5 Golden Dollar;, 3 Great Minto. Won by two lengths: three lengths... Times: 4.42 4-5, 4.39 4-5, 4.47 4-5. ’ Waimangaroa. Handicap, 14 miles. — 4 Lazy Pete (Scott, junr.) 1; 1 Happi (Berkett) 2; 3 Awa Dillon 3. Also started: 5 Broughshane, 6 Victoreen, 7 Belle Derby (48yds), 2 Salute. Won by a head; the same. Times: 2.56 1-5, 2.56 2-5, 2.56 3-5. Scanlon Handicap, 2 miles. —6 Mabel Chimes (Hogg) 1; 1 Fairy Brooks (Bennett) 2; 4 Debutante (Robertson) 3. Also started: 7 Don Parrish. 8 Dynasty, 6 Lady Sonoma, 2 Wrackless, 3 Worthy Star, 5 Sandy N. Won by three lengths; one and a-half lengths. 'fimes: 4.50 4-5, 4.49 2-5, 4.56 2-5. Birchfield Handicap, 11 miles. —1 Racketeer (Walsh) 1; 3 Fearless (Simpson) 2; 2 War Betty (Hendricksen) 3. Also started: 6 Parallax, 4 Eastern Queen, 5 Welcome Guy. Won by four lengths; three lengths. Times: 3.252-5, 3.29, 3.31. Dash Handicap, 1 mile. —1 Olive Rey (Davidson) 1; 5 Great Minto (McNeill) 2; 3 Salute (Bennett) 3. Also started: 6 Lucky Guy, 2 Golden Dollar, 4 Guymond. Won by one length; four lengths. Times: 2.18 2-5, 2.17 4-5, 2.20 4-5. WESTLAND HANDICAPS.

Handicaps for the Westland Trotting Club’s meeting to be held on January 3 have been declared as follow:— DISTRICT HANDICAP, 3.5 class, 11 miles. Forest Maiden .. scr Laz- Pete .. . . 30 Free Author . . scr Superb . . . . 30 La Rinkle . . . . scr Dawn Sonoma .. 48 Lough Erne .. scr Chancellor Boy 72 War Shicla . . . ■ scr Fearless 72 RIMU GOLDFIELDS HANDICAP, 3.49 class, IB miles. (T.) Bingen Axworthy scr Patsy Parrish . . scr Fantine . . . • scr Rose Chenault . . scr Gay Crusader .. scr Silver Sea .. ;. scr Lady Sonoma . . scr .Mimic . . . . 60 Parette .. . . scr Mabel Chimes .. 81 KANIERI HANDICAP, 2.27 cldss, one mile. All Kings .•• . . scr Minnetonka . . scr Atarau King . . scr Atyra Chenault . . scr Bettv Jinks .. scr Nonnie Wrack .. scr Dixie Wrack . . scr Royal Time .. scr Glockenspiel .. scr Royal Travis . . scr Great Travis . . scr Shore Leave . . scr Hermes .. .. scr War Shiela .. scr Isabel Derby .. scr Tollgate .. .. 12 La Rlnkie .. . . scr Neil Dillon . . 24 Local Chimes .. scr Fearless .. ’4B WESTLAND JUBILEE HANDICAP, 4.52 class, two miles. Chancellor Boy . . scr Playwright .. scr Dawn Sonoma .. scr Sage King .. .. scr Fearless . . . . scr Sandy N scr Impostor . . . . scr Sunny Ducrow .. scr Insolvent .. .. scr War Betty .. .. scr Gleng'owrie .. scr Welcome Guy (T) scr Grand Author . . scr Dundee . . . . -4 Noble Prince .. scr Lucky Guy .. . . -4 Teter Mitchell .. scr STAFFORD HANDICAP. 3.5 class; 1| miles. AU Kings .. . . scr Local Chimes . . scr Arctic Voyage . . scr Lough Erne . . scr Betty Jinks .. scr Great Travis ...scr Cercbus .. .. scr Minnetonka .. scr Dixie Wrack .. scr Mimic (T) . . .. scr Glockenspiel .. scr Nonnie Wrack .. scr Hermes .. . • scr Shore Leave .. scr Isabel Derby .. scr Lazy Pete J> La Rinkle- .. .. scr DOMINION HANDICAP (T), 5.7 class, two miles. Bingen Axworthy scr Rose Chenault .. scr Fantine .. • • scr Silver Sea .. .. scr Gay Crusader .. scr Mimic. • • •• Lady Sonoma .. scr Mabel Chimes .. 108 Parette . . • • scr AVIATION HANDICAP (S), 2.27 class, one mile. Atarau King ..scr Neil Dillon.. .. 24 Local Chimes . . scr Rollicking Wave -■ Shore Leave . - scr Superb .. .. 21 Tollgate •• i2 , . FINAL HANDICAP, 2.24 class, 1 mile. Dawn. Sonoma .. scr Fearless .. .. 12 Eastern Queen .. scr Glengowrie .. Golden Square .. scr Insolvent •• Real Pal .. •• scr Noble Prince .. 12 Rollicking Wave scr Sunny Ducrow . . 1Superb .. • • scr Dundee . • ■ • -' Chancellor Boy . • 1- Lucky Guy .. ..

G.T.C. ACCEPTANCES TO-NIGHT. Acceptances for the first day, January 4, of the Greymouth Trotting Club’s meeting, close with the secretary, Mr. W. E. Bring, to-night at nine o’clock. REHANDICAPS. Rehandicaps for the first day of the! Greymouth Trotting Club’s meeting have been declared by Mr. G. Paul as follow: —■ ~ x Guinness Handicap: Lazy I etc penalised 24yds., now 24bhd. Express Handicap: Mimic penalised 60yds., now 60 bhd.; Mabel Chimes pen. 36yds. now 84 bhd. Intermediate Handicap: Fearless penalised 24yds:, now 24 bhd. . Dominion Handicap: Plain Pearl penalised 24yds., now 24 bhd.; Bingen Palm penalised 24yds., now 36 bhd., Recess penalised 36yds., now 48 bhd. Summer Handicap: Mabel Chimes penalised 36yds., now 48. bhd. Progressive Handicap: War Betty penalised 24yds., now 24 bhd.; Fearless penalised 36yds., now 36 bhd.. Midshipmaid penalised 48 yds., now 48 bhr.; Racketeer penalised 48yds., now 48 bhd. , . Dash Handicap: Bingen Palm penalised 24yds.. now' 36 bhd.; Recess penalised 36yds., now' 48 bhd.

Novice Stakes 6 furlongs.— Kevino . . 9 0 Copenna 9 0 Marnwratlon .. 9 0 Backlead 8 ‘ 5 Dellce .. 9 0 Botokino 8 i> Sisterena .. 9 0 Parazel 8 5

1.0. Miners' Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs. Arrowmld 9 0 Riptide . . 8 Margaret Rose 9 0 Wino • .. 8 1 Patrol 8 12 Rothen .. 7 13 Cheap Money Monlpere 8 8 8 7 Forceful Epris .. 7 10 8

1.40. Kanieri Trot, 2.27 class 1 mile.— Aiarntl Kinff SCF IlOCll -hPHC •• Forest MMden set Minnetonka .. scr Hermes .. scr Myra Chenault scr Isobel Derby .. scr Playwright .. scr

2.35. Westland Cup, one mile.— ; niri *•' 4 Monipere . • Kin • • •• Q 7«riv Rene .. « 9 White ■’ h " VeetAee.. " ’ JS"<E« » j «»«.». -■ « Earthquake .. 8 0

3.25. Summer Handicap furlongs. 8 1 Royal Amphora 10 Royal Sceptre 8 G Arrow . • 10 Awamutu 9 Delice • • • • 6 Free Rose 7 13 Margaret Rose 8 Arrowmld • - 8 1

4.15. Goldfields Handicap, 1 mile.— isK™,?'”' » J ?S m vw- ’ 2

Royal Amphora 10 9 Imperial Spear 9 4 Little Doubt 10 1 Wise Choice .. 9 o Rirl .. .. 10 1 Animated 9 2 Pat role 9 5 Earthquake 9 0 White Doe 9 4 Roderick Dhu 8 0