TO-DAY’S RACING NEWS

Greymouth Evening Star, 30 December 1937, Page 11

TO-DAY’S RACING NEWS

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meetings to come

January 1 and 3.—Auckland. January 1 and 3.— Greymouth. January I—Waikouaiti.1 —Waikouaiti. January I—Wyndham.1—Wyndham. January I—Wai-au. January 1, 3—Hawke’s Bay. January 1, 3- —Stratford. January 1, 3 —Wairarapa. January 1, 3—Marton. January 3—Oamaru. January 3, 4—Southland. January 7, B—Reef8 —Reef ton.

Riding at Reefton: A E. Ellis and L. J. Ellis, according to reports, will both be riding at the Reefton meeting next week.

Hororata Winners: Gold ■Label (trained by M. B.- Edwards), and Paper Note. (J. B. Pearson), are two /Hororata winners, who will’be racing at the Greymouth meeting. Gold Label is in the Miners’ Hack, six and a half furlongs, and Paper Note in the Paroa Handicap, also a six and a half furlong eient.

Wino: ■ The Cockpit —Inoe gelding, Wino, the 1936 Winter Cup winner, will, with Gold Label, represent M. B. Edwards at Ombto on Saturday. Wino has previously handled the small couises with Success. His dam, Inoe, won the Greymouth Cup in 1929.

Acceptable: The Hokitika-owned Tea Tray gelding, Acceptable, once a brilliant sprinter, looked well at Hokitika, but failed to show any dash after three furldrigs had been covered. He did not seem /to relish the corners, but even then he did not show much spirit in the straight.

Disappointed: t MCtal Bird failed to show up at Hokitika in his only race, the Christmas Handicap, over six furlongs, and he heat only Acceptable home after trailing the field' to the straight. He is suited much . better by a longer journey, and may race more prominently at Omoto. Invoice:,

T.' Lloyd will be. at Wyndham on Saturday and' at Invercargill on Monday and Tuesday with Invoice, who ■will he ridden by F. Smith. The two-year-old Improvident, who ran a satisfactory race at Wingatui on Tuesday, has been returned to Riccarton, in company with Raeburn, who also shaped reasonably well in his second effort at Wingatui.

• Wairarapa Re-Handicaps: for the Wairarapa Racing Club’s meeting are? —Featherston Handicaps Pakanui 61b to 9-6. Wairarapa Cup: Tiger Gain 91b to 8.9. Wharekaka Hack Handicap: Alunga 31b to’ 9.5. Wardell Handicap: Hatuma 31b to 8.4, Alunga 31b to 7.10, Roaming 31b to 7.10. Electric Hack Handicap: First Chapter 31b to 8.9. Finished Strongly:

Elmarch, a four-year-old gelding by Nightmarch from .Elba, showed 'promise of better ’form on the circuit, When he ran third in the Kanicri Hack aii .Hokitika. He was well back early, and was finishing on fast over the jseven furlongs journey. Well beaten by Drink Up and Potent he was going better than any o* 1 the others at the post. i Rebel Chief:

Rebel Chief was turned out in good order by owner-trainer, F. Hall/ at Hokitika, and he ran a good race in the Westland Handicap, under his 9.4He had no chance with Linguist, .who won comfortably,-despite having only a half-length advantage at the post, but the Robespierre gelding pleased by the manner in which he ran out the 10 furlongs. Last season, Rebel Chief contested no fewer than 34 races for seven victories six seconds and one third.

Best Riccarton Maiden:- ' F. Christmas need not have any fear for the welfare of his Greymouth owner, Mr D. H. Roberts, as far as Glenogil is concerned. The Colossus filly is the best maiden prospect at Riccarton. A lino to her ability may be taken from the nature of hei' Greymouth nominations. Although a maiden and engaged in a hack sprint on Saturday, .she is in the Kettle Cup of one mile, the principal event on Monday. She is also in the principal event on the first day .at Reefton. She is to be ridden by G. Watson, C. C. McCarthy’s apprentice.

The Buzzer’s Breeding: There is- a good mixture of Australian and New Zealand blood in the pedigree of The Buzzer, the winner of the Auckland Cup- He traces back to Culroy, a mare brought from Australia by Mr G. G. Stead. Culroy was got by Wallace from Hortense, one of the fastest of her time in Australia. Culroy produced Culprit, a good winner, to Royal Artillery or Charlemagne 11., and’ also Culture to Boniform. Culture joined Mr I. G. Duncan’s stud and subsequently found her way to Queensland, where she whs bred to Syce and threw Eastern Belle, the dam of The Buzzard, who raced in England under the name Of The Bastard. He was got by Spion Kop from Valescure, by Swynford— Valve, by Velasquez from Gas. by Ayrshire from Illuminate, by Roscrucian from Paraffin, and so belongs to the same family as Simper. Spion Kop was got by Spearmint, so The Buzzer has Musket at the top and bottom of his pedigree, and wins the Auckland Cup in the same place as where the • mighty Musket made his name world famous.

ELLERSLIE—SECOND DAY.

STRETTO WINS AGAIN

AUCKLAND. December 28. Hot sunshine favoured the second day of the Auckland Racing Club’s Summer meeting at Ellerslie to-day. The attendance was 12,350. The track was The totalisator took £50,453. compared with-£46,233/10/- last year, ait, increase of £4.219/10/-. The figures for the two days were £165,294/10/-. against £149.031/10/- last year, an increase of £16,263. Concluding results: Summer Cup, l?t miles: 6 Round Up (H. N. Wiggins) 7.3 1; 2 Dark Shadow 2; 3 Jonathan 3. Also started: 4 Grateful, 1 Kiltowyn, 5 Gay Rose, 7 Sinking Fund. One and a-half lengths; one length. Time 2.4, a. course record. Criterion Handicap, 6 furlongs:

'Amigo (A. E. Ellis) 1; 2 Taurangi 2; 4 Eastern Heir 3. Also started: 3 Vitement, 5 Silver Cloud. One length; the same. Time 1.14. Waitemata Handicap, miles: 3 Awhiowhio (T. Green) 1; 10 Cheval de Volee 2; 11 Huskie 3. Also started: 2 Quadroon, 5 Kenya, 6 Raepata, 12 Alyth, 1 Privy Seal, S Melva'nui. 9 Racette, 7 Tutor 7.8, 4 High Sea 7.0, 14 Mai De Mer, 16 Diacquedoon 7.6 J, 13 Tiverton 7.7 J, 15 Cometarium 7.OgJ Half a head; a neck. Time 2.6 3-5. Electric ' Handicap, 6 furlongs:— : l Stretto (H. N. Wiggins) 1; 5 Tray Bit and 10 Mangukaha, a dead heat, 2. Also started: 3 Trilliarch, 2 Black Thread, 6 Orate, 8 Palustre, 7 Anion, 4 Airam, 9 Galilee. Won by three lengths; a dead heat. Time 1.12 1-5.

Plunket- Handicap/ one mile:—7 Star Artist (L. J. Ellis) 1; 2 Inver 2; 9 Triune 3. Also started: 5 Royal Appellant, 1 Lornacre, 6 Shy, 4 De Friend, 11 Armacourt, 10 Day Wind. 3 Kilonsa, 8 Crooning, 13 King Musk, 12 Respectful. Three-quarters of a length; a. head. Time 1.37 2-5. There was an inquiry into a fall involving Golden Sheila and Bachelor King in the Railway Handicap on Monday. It was found to have been accidental. Interference in the Robinson Handicap on Monday was found to have been caused by A. Walker, rider of Prival, allowing his mount to get out of hand.

NOTES FROM ELLERSLIE.

COURTCRAFT’S N.Z. RECORD

[SPECIAL TO “STAR.”]

AUCKLAND, December 29

Four aristocratic runners paraded for the King’s Plate, at Ellerslie, today, and Courtcraft, pushed by Trench Fight, after Oratory had made the pace into the straight, won in New Zealand record time of 1.36. Royal Chief was always last, being slow to leave, and being very sore, was unable to strech out. Trench Fight made the first move in the straight, but Courtcraft responded at once, and scored decisively. The first quarter occupied 24 1-5, three 35 2-5, the four in 47 3-5, and the five 59 3-5. Round Up’s Record: One of the smallest fields on record paraded for the Summer, Cup, but thanks mainly to Grateful, who made the pace, and then finished last, the winner, Round Up, achieved a course and provincial record of 2.4. For the first .six furlongs, Grateful was> clear of Dark Shadow with Kiltowyn, Jonathan, Round Up, Sinking Fund, and Gay Rose at intervals, as named. Crossing the top, Round Up was three and a half: lengths from Grateful. Dark Shadow took charge at the straight ,and was soon challenged by Round Up, who drew aWay to beat Dark Shadow by one and a half lengths. Jonathan was a length away third, and then came Sinking Fund, and others, well beaten. The first half mile was run in 51, the six furlongs in 1.16, and the last four in 48. Stretto Again:

Stretto, backed down to short odds, won the Electric Handicap as. easily as the Railway Handicap on Monday. She began well from the rails, Tray Bit beginning slowly from the outside, and Airam being hopelessly left. In a few yards, Orate and Galilee had run past Stretto, while, Tray Bit also ran up fast in the first quarter. Approaching the straight the order was Tray Bit and Stretto, Galilee, Anion, Trilliarch and Orate, Paluster and Mangukaha. Immediately Stretto ran clear, and won by three lengths from Tray Bit and Mangukaha, who deadheated. Orate was fourth, and then came Trilliarch, Galilee and Palustre.

WAIKOUAITI R.C,

FIELDS FOR SATURDAY •

OAMARU, December 29

The following are the acceptances for the Waikouaiti Racing Club’s meeting on January 1: — 12.30:

Trial Plate, of six furlongs:—Atalanta. Lass, Dividend, Golden Pheasant. Invadere, Mutus, Pretender, Recall, Sensitive, Spanish Lad 8.8, Avenal, Kilrobe 7.11. 1.5: Domain Trot Handicap, 2.47 class, nine furlongs:—Almont Cling, Hytemoana, King Drusus, King Potts, Lord Zetand, Mandrell, New Ideal, Sylvie's Best. Token scr, Hazel Russell, Native Son 24. Gay Avon 36, Glenastle, Shandon Chimes 48. 1.45: Waikouaiti Cup, one mile and aquarter: Silver Streak 9.5, Queen Dorothy, Dictate 9.0, Rebel Lad 8.0, High Glee 7.12. ' 2.25: Bray Memorial, five furlongs: Dissemble 9.3, Silver Sail 9.2, Top Coat 8.13, Nolana 8.12, Gipsy Fair 8.6, Epic 8.5, Golden Vision 8.2. Peacock, Irish Birdcatcher 8.1, Volo Dale 7.10, Prince Flaneur, Adina 7.9, Sunbeam 7.8, Spanish Lad 7.7. 3.5: High-Weight Handicap, nine furlongs: Sea Fox 11.4, The Surgeon 11.1, Valarth 10:9, Trivet 10.8, Sir Hugh 10.4, Convivial 9.0. 3.45: New Year Trot Handicap, 3.43 class, one mile and a-half: Battlevale, Charles Russell, Devotion, Guncase, Hytemoana, Idea.long, King Drusus, Mandrell, New Ideal, Sylvie's Best, Token, War King scr, Native Son, Princess Rev 24, Gay Avon 36. 4.20: Orbell Champion Hack, one mile and a-quarter: Pink Robe 9.0, Plappy Knight 8.8, Balmenter 7.11, Convivial 7.7. 5.0: Hawkesbury Handicap, six furlongs: Dissemble 9.2, Silver Sail, Sir Hugh 9.1, Nolana 8.11, Epic 8.4, Golden Vision 8.1, Irish Birdcatcher, Peacock 8.0, Volo Dale 7.9, Adina 7.8, Sunbeam. OAMARU J.C. FIELDS FOR MONDAY. OAMARU, December 29- 1 The fololwing are the acceptances for the Oamaru Jockey Club’s meeting on January 3: — 12-30 High-weight Handicap, one mile. — Sea Fox 11.4, The Surgeon 11.1, Valarth 10.9, Trivet 10.8, Sir Hugh 10.4, Top Coat 10.1, Balmenter 9.6. Mutus 9.0. 1.10 Trial Stakes, five furlongs.—Atalanta Lass; Golden Pheasant, Mercenary, Mutus, Nice Kid, Recall, Sunny Dawn 8.8, Neptune, Kilrobe, i Prince Ruenalf, Raeburn 7.11.

1.50 Waikaura Trot Handicap, 3.5 class, one mile and a-quarter-—Allan Wrack, Almont Cling, Battlevale, Devotion. Inquisition, Joan Grattan, Joe Perkins, King Drusus, Lady Milne, Mandrel!, Lord Zetland, Prunella, Sylvie’s Best, Token scr., Native Son, Princess Rey 24, Glenastle 48. 2.25 President’s Handicap, one mile and a-quarter. —Silver Streak 9.5, Queen Dorothy, Dictate 9.0, Rebel Lad 8.0, High Glee 7.12, Happy Knight 7.7. 3.0 Waitaki Hack Handicap, seven furlongs—Sir Hugh 8.13, Nolana, Happy Knight. 8.8, Epic 8-2, Golden’ Vision 7.13, Balmenter 7.11, Convivial, Volo Dale, Sunbeam, Dividend 7.7. 3-35

Oamaru Trot Handicap, 3.43 class, one mile and a-half. —Allan Wrack, Auburn Wrack, Battlevale, Charles Russell, Devotion Guncase, Idlealong, Joe Perkins, Mandrell, Prunella, Resistance, Sylvie’s Best, Token scr., Native Son, Princess Rey 24. 4.10

Flying Handicap, seven furlongs. — Queen Dorothy 9.1, Petersham 8.5, Silver Lark 8-1. Silver Sail 7-9. 4.50

Farewell Hack Handicap, of six furlongs.—Dissemble 9.2, Top Coat, Thermidor 8.12, Nolana 8.11, Golden Dawn 8.1, Volo 'Dale 7.9, Convivial, Prince Flaneur 7.8, Sunbeam, Atalanta Lass, Recall, Nightcalm 7.7.

AUSTRALIAN RACING.

RED MANFRED’S SUCCESS

MELBOURNE, December 29. Racing at the Epsom Turf Club's meeting to-day, results were: — Inglehurst Handicap, one mile and a-quarter.—Red Manfred 9.0 (Creighton) 1; Highardo 8.9 (Cox) 2; Karman 7-11 (Duncan) 3. Nine started, including Jack Horner and Royal Quex. A head; three and a-half lengths. Time 2.8|. Two No Trumps finished third in the Dalmore Handicap.

Trotting MEETINGS TO COME

December 31 —Auckland. January 1, 3 —Canterbury Park. •January 5, 6—Greymouth. January 15—Cambridge. Erin’s Beauty; Mr C. E. Heaphy’s chestnut mare, Erin’s Beauty, (Erin’s King—Afton Water) is in foal to Great Bingen. Axminster Sold: Negotiations have been i [completed for the purchase of the three-year-old pacer Axminster, and the gelding is racing in/the colours of Mr. E. Tremain at the Auckland meeting. The price is a substantial one.. He will remain in the care of J. T. Paul. W. S. Clark’s Purchase:

Mr W. S. Clark, of Inangahua Junction, one-time owner of ' the brilliant racehorse Synagogue (who ultimately was. sold to go to India) and present owner of Kingussie, has 1 purchased from Mi’ F. Brosnan, South Canterbury, a two-year-old filly by Man-o’-War from a Logan Pointer mare. The filly is bred in the. purple. Pier dam was from Feudal Chimes, so she wasj a sister to the winners, Riot and Rebel. Feudal Chimes was by the Rothschild horse Lord Chancellor, from Curfew Bell by Wildwood, from Bonnie Belle by Lincoln Yet from an Arab mare. This is a family with which the successful breeder Mr W. J. Morland was associated and which produced some notable performers, including the N.Z. Cup winner Country Belle. Curfew Bell and Country. Belle were three-quarter sisters.

TROTTING NOTES.

(By “Searchlight”).

CHRISTCHURCH, December 29

Amongst the horses that raced at Westport with success and will be seen in commission at Greymouth, are Lombard, Kingussie, Tommy Guy, Doubt, Casino, Twenty Grand. Zincali, all winners, and Royal Grattan, Buddy, Eva Truman, Travisque, Storm Signal, Sylvan, Savoldi, Superb, Happi, and Purina, who filled 1 minor places.

Twenty Grand: The .success of Mr R. E. Hall’s gelding, Twenty Grand, at Westport, where he won the principal race, the Westport Trotting Club Handicap, of two miles in 4.37 2-5, will gain him further friends ’ at Victoria Park, where he is engaged both days. An Improver: L. F. Berkett has Sylvan trotting in his best style as he registered 3.30 1-5 when he finished second to Diana Wild in the Stockton Handicap on the first day at Westport. Worthy Lad in the same stable got on the winning list, but Happi, Travisque, and Dollar Maid, did not race up to expectations. Consistent Form:

Golden Moness showed good form by winning the Gothard Handicap on the opening day at Westport, and finishing second to Twenty Grand in the Westport Trotting Club Handicap on the concluding day. Her time 4.35 4-5 for two miles was the fastest at the meeting. Off Colour: Chudic failed to race up to expectations. He fell in his only engagement, on the first day, and did not complete the full journey on the second day, in the (Westport Trotting Club Handicap. Nev/ Brighton Candidates:

G. F. Robinson .scored two firsts, a second, and a third with Tiny Guy, while Our Fay registered' a first and second, their efforts being quite in keeping with their track work at the seaside before they left home. Freely Raced: The Reefton trotter Tommy Guy, was freely raced, his record being four starts with a first and two seconds. M. B. Edwards:

C. King, who was in charge of M. B. Edwards' team. scored with Twenty Grand and Zincali. Connenora earned place money, but the trotter Thor, was not in form. At Omoto:

Both light harness events at. the Greymouth Jockey Club’s Summer meeting have drawn good fields. In the Borough Trot Handicap of one mile, 2.27 class, Boreas. Kate Bingen, both on scratch. Worthy Lad on 24yds read well, and Bridget Borough on 12yds, Purina scr.. and Boreas scr. may find favour with speculators in the Stewards' Trot Handicap. Special Train: A special horse train will leave Christchurch for Greymouth on Tuesday, January 4, and it will curry horses engaged at, the Greymouth T.C.’s Summer meeting. This meeting is always popular with owners and

trainers’ and strong support from Canterbury is assured. Freely Raced: C. S. Donald freely raced the members of his team at the Christmas meetings, where he won seven races, three at Wairarapa, Superior Rank (2), and Sans Pariel, two at Ashburton, Plutus and Ferry Post, and . a. similar number at Westport, with Lombard and Casino* At Canterbury Park: The Reef ton owned and trained Native Huon from 48yds will be supported in the Introductory Handicap, and he may receive most opposition from Renegade on 36yds and Gay Crusader on 24yds. Good in Saddle:

Waijtahi on scr. should find little difficulty in disposing of the opposition in the Railway Handicap. Of the others Esplendor and Harlequin read the best. Big Race: A select field of eight well-perform-ed horses stand their ground in the Canterbury Handicap for horses assessed at 2.27 or better and under favourable conditions a keen contest looks assured. Plutus, who defeated Pot Luck at. Ashburton, is not engaged and C. S. Donald will rely upon Village Guy. Neither Cloudy Range, Bingen Palm, nor Wav Buoy raced at the southern fixture, while an improvement in the recent displays’ of Evicus, Graham Direct and Gamble may be expected. Pot Luck reads well, also War Buoy and Bingen Palm.

A Large Field: Twenty-four horses are engaged in the Lyttelton Handicap, and success will largely depend upon a good run in the early stages of the race. Golden Moness, Molly Direct, and Logan Palm are recent winners, but in view of their re-handicaps they do not appeal. Lightning Lady and Waitaki Power raced well at Ashburton and in company with Great . Divide may be found in the firing line at the finish. Unhoppled Trotters: Although Captain Bolt did not handle the track to advantage at Ashburton, he is not to be condemned, and in view of his fine displays, at Addington last month, he is certain to find favour with investors in the Stewards' Handicap. Lady Sonoma is overdue, while Sister Mary should race well off scratch. # Middle Class:

Seven middle class pacers and the champion trotting mare figure on the card in the Islington Handicap. The limit is only 36yds and this should suit Sea Gift, and if beaten It may be by Blair Athol or the speedy Southern Smile.

Templeton Handicap: The Papanui owned and trained Ginger Jack has only to begin smartly in the Templeton Handicap and he ■will keep the opposition busy. Colonel Grattan has winning form to recommend him, while Donald Dhu and Belle Grattan are on the improve, and entitled to respect. Ten Furlongs:

With Double Great and Gallant Knight, Mr J. R. McKenzie holds a strong hand in the settlement of the Au Revoir Handicap. Raydusi and Parisienne are possibilities and capable of covering a fast mile and a quarter.

GREYMOUTH TROTS. ACCEPTANCES RECEIVED. Acceptances for the first day of the Greymouth Trotting Clubt’s meeting to be held on January 5 and 6, are as follow:—■ 12.15. GUINNESS HANDICAP, of £llO, 2.27 class, eight furlongs and a. half: —

WINTON TROTS.

CARVER DOONE WINS CUP.

INVERCARGILL, December 29

Bright sunshine prevailed for the Winton Trotting Club's meeting, which had the best attendance for ten years. The track was fast. The totalisator handled £13,3931, as against £10,3467. last year. Remajning results: —-

Winton Trotting Cup Handicap, 4.47 class; 2 miles. —3/2 Carver Doone (E. Todd) 1, 1/1 Donald Dim 2, 10/12 Embark 3. Also started —6/6 Dusky Sound. 11/14 Lindrum, 4/5 Bing Crosby 3/2 Lynwood and Norma Grattan bracketed with the winner, 5/4 Happiness, 1/1 Civic bracketed with Donald Dhu, 7/7 Frisco Silk," 8/11 Loyal Sun, 10/9 Erin’s .Chief bracketed with Moko Child, 2/3 Ace Pot, 9/8 Silver Laddie, 11/10 Vologda, 12/13 Harold Guy. One length; half a length. Dusky Sound was fourth. Times: 4.33, 4.30 2-5. 4.33 3-5. t Members’ Handicap (saddle), 3.5 class; li miles. —1/1 Vice Regal (W. Cosgrove 1, 6/4 Abel 2, 5/5 Gold Streak 3. Also started —7/8 Foremost Junior, 4/6 Ebb Tide coupled with Antarctic Sun, 1/1 Dewey Star coupled with Vice Regal, 2/3 Iron Duke, 3/2 Salalon, 8/7 fortune King. Ten lengths; half a length. Ebb Time was fourth. Times 2.52 2-5, 2.55, 2.55 2-5. President’s Handicap, 5.0 class, 2 miles. —1/1 Parrish Guide (R. Townley) 1, 3/2 Jenny’s Guy 2, 7/9 Turi Eoy 3. Also started —9/8 Native Kowhai, 8/7 Prince Voyage, 2/4 Jock McGrath, 4/3 Dalaruan, 5/6 Appomatox, 6/5 Blue Logan. Four lengths; one length. Dalaruan was fourth. Times: 4.52 3-5, 4.45 3-5, 4.53. Improvers’ Handicap, 3.29 class; 11 miles. —8/4 Direct Thorpe (P. Gallagher) 1, 1/1 Debutante 2, 4/7 Capri 3. Also started—3/2 Jesse Owens coupled with Irish Aggie, 2/3 Edith Grattan, t>/5 Seascape, 8/9 Master Potts, 5/6 Happy King. A head; two lengths. Seascape was fourth. Times: 3.25 1-5, 3.26 4-5, 3.26. Farewell Handicap, 2.56 class; miles. —7/7 Embark (J. McDonald) 1, 2/2 Ace Pot 2, 3/3 Civic 3. Also started —6/9 Norma Grattan, 9/10 Prince Charles, 10/11 Tritoma, 12/13 Moko Child, 4/5 Dark Hazard, 3/3 Donald Dhu coupled with. Civic, .5/4 Dusky Sound, 12/14 Seaward De Oro, 7/6 Leitrim, 1/1 Roan Duke, 11/12 Vologda and 8/8 Silver Laddie. One length; same. Norma Grattan was fourth. Times: 2.46 3-5, 2.45 2-5, 2.48.

Amywyn scr Orby Lad scr Bayard scr Rhincgold ■ scr Glen Travis scr Scottish Bard scr Kate Bingen scr Silver Letitia. scr King’s Jubilee .. scr Storm Signal scr Lady be Good .. scr Temeraire scr Last Hand scr Waikari Jack .. scr Pursuit scr Wee Pal . . . scr Mankind scr Worthy Lad 24 Mauri McKinney scr 12. Express handicap, of £.110, unhoppled’ trotters, 3.49 class, twelve furlongs and a half: — Beethoven scr Paying Guest .. scr Blomfield scr Real Victory scr County Down scr Tonee scr Dilatory scr Fluke 12 Edmond scr Premier 36 Great Mountain scr Shadeland 36 Native Ruler scr Tommy Guy 48 1.35. ELECTRIC HANDICAP (in saddle), of £115, 2.24 class. eight furlongs and a half: — Cam Dillon scr Ta rn scr Eva Truman scr Colonel Axworthy ■ 12 Ferry Post scr Envious 12 Glen Travis scr Nahlin 12 Lazybones scr Policy .. .. 12 Lombard scr Sir Gowan 12 Mauri McKinney scr Streamline 12 Tagua scr Buddy 36 2.' 5, PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP, of £160, <3.35 class, twelve furlongs and a half: — Colonel Axworthy scr Royal Grattan scr Colonel Bogey scr Superb .. ,. scr De la Paix scr Zincali scr Passport scr Sports Review .. 12 Playwright scr Worthy Need . . 12 Pola Negri scr Doubt 24 Precious Metal .. scr Casino 36 3.0. DOMINION HANDICAP, of £220, 3.32 class, twelv j furlongs and a half: — Agility scr Logan Palm scr Civic scr Savoldi scr De la Paix scr Twenty Grand .. 12 Fort ex .. .. scr Ace Pot 12 Icevus scr Whitstone 12 Ivy Peterson scr Irish Peach 24 Lightning Lady scr 3.40. SUMMER HANDICAP, of £125, unhoppled trotter 46 class, twelve furlongs and a half: — Beethoven Rcr Tommy Guy .. 12 Blomfield scr Grfeat Linnet .. 12 County Down .. scr Ockley Wood .. 12 Edmond scr Highrate 36 Fluke . . .. scr Sylvan Paving Guest .. scr Carl ■ ■ • ■ 48 Premier scr Tasman Flight 48 Shadeland scr 4.20. INTERMEDIATE HANDICAP, of £120, ,3.1 class, ten furlongs and a half: Boreas scr Gold Potts 12 Bridget Borough scr Jane Worthy .. 12 Ferry Post scr Nahlin ]2 Jovial scr Policy 12 Kingussie scr Sir Gowan 12 Pursuit scr Streamline 12* Lazvbones scr Travisque 12 .Marlene scr Colonel Bogey 24 Tagua scr Lady Ann 24 Tarn scr 5 0, DASH HANDICAP of £130, 2.5S class. ten furlong s and a. half: — Carns scr Gallinfoni 12 Colonel Bogey .. scr Happi 12 Little Gordon .. scr Lightning Lady 12 Policy scr Sports .Review 12 Precious Metal scr Casino 21 Passport scr Doubt 1.. 21 Pola Negri scr Ivy Peterson ■ .. 21 Royal Grattan . . sc r Whitstone .»b Buddy .. .. 12 _. AaKl JL v .J -a. L.0 jl-L Xi