TO-DAY’S RACING NEWS
Galloping meetings to come. March I.l—Taranaki. March 10, 11—Cromwell. March 11—Carterton. March 17, 18— Wellington. March 17, 18—Ohineinuri. March 18—Waimate. March 23, 25 —Oamaru. March 24, 25— Manawatu. March 25—Birchwood Hunt. March 25, 27—Bay of Plenty. March 30, April I—Hawke’s Bay. Reminder: . Owners and trainers are reminded that nominations for the Westport Jockey Club’s meeting, to be held on April 1 and 3, will close on Tuesday next at 9 p.m. The club will pay £- towards the travelling expenses of each horse. Gibbs’ Transport will take horses from Inangahqa Junction.
Great Memory: The Magnus-Retrospect mare, Great Memory has been sent to Riccarton to F. A. Roberts’ stable, which in the absence of Roberts in Australia with Defaulter, is in charge of G. Ridgway.
Clessamor Sold: Clessamor has been purchased by Mr. A. Lile. of New Plymouth, and he will probably be put to jumping. Mr. Lile formerly owned Omeo, Illuminate. Tigerisni. and Royal Bengal, and made two visits to Riccarton with Omeo. Clessamor is a six-year-old gelding by Lackham from Cleasanta.
Beaulivre: Beaulivre has not raced since the Wellington Cup meeting, where he won a double, and his next start will be in the North Island Challenge Stakes on the second day of the approaching Autumn meeting. That he is a fit colt he proved at Trentham on Tuesday, when he was always clear of Globe Trotter in a five furlongs gallop, covering the last half-mile in 48 sec. Riders at Carterton: The following riding engagements have been made for the Carterton meeting to-morrow: —G. R. Tattersail, Siegmund, Yours Truly, Dissipation, Phil; R. L. Hitchen, Good Sun; F. N. Power, Mister Quex, Ugly Duckling; W. Doyle, Titter, Drachma, Trebor; J. Forsyth, Liane; J. McCauley, Bisect, Mother-in-Law; P. Burgess, Lustral; A. Jenkins, Barabbas; R. A. Hawkings, White Lady.
Leading Riders: By riding three winners at the Rangitikei Racing Club’s meeting last Saturday, W. Broughton further increased his lead in the jockey’s premiership, and his record is now 44 wins. With 39 wins, H. Wiggins still holds second place, and is closely followed by B. H. Morris and G. R. Tattersall, who both had successes at New Plymouth yesterday. The first, two South Island horsemen on the list are G. Humphries 23 (now retired), and C. T. Wilson 22.
Wynardo: The inclusion of Wynardo in the Waitara Hurdles at New Plymouth yesterday was interesting, as this colt is only a three-year-old, and horses of the age may not start over fences till February 1. Last season. Wild Irishman took on hurdling as three-year-old in May and quickly showed promise at the game, but he unfortunately broke a leg at Riccarton last August and was lost to the Turf. Wynardo, who is trained by H. Gray, is a bay son of The Ace and the Glen Albyn mare, Wynette, who does not appear to have raced. His only success up to date was in one of the Avondale two-year-old races last season. Russian Ballet: The Nightmarch filly, Russian Pallet, scored a comfortable win in the Flying Handicap at the Taranaki meeting yesterday. She ran round the two leaders, Life Guard and Oratory, when they lined up for home, and completely outstayed her opponents, winning by two lengths from the veteran Taitoru, who finished on too well for Rollicker and Race Call. Race Call, the favourite, was well placed at the home turn, but put no dash into his finishing effort. Rollicker cut out in the middle stages. He came on again at the end, and failed only by a head for second money. Life Guard and Oratory both faded out in the straight after setting a strong pace to the turn.
Ajax Again: By his success in the King’s Plate at Flemington yesterday, Ajax s winning sequence is 17. and as he looks to have the C. M. Lloyd Stakes, of £lOOO, weight-for-age, one mile, to be run to-morrow, at his mercy, he will be one behind the sequence record of 19 for Australia and New Zealand held jointly by Desert Gold and Gloaming. Desert Gold established it Hearty 20 years ago, and Gloaming equalled it four years later. Phar Lap s best sequence was 14. At the time he was racing, he was so definitely superior to everything, that he looked certain to go on and establish a new record. However, the New Zealander, Waterline, who had a big pull in the weights, sensationally brought about Phar Lap’s defeat in the C. M. Lloyd Stakes at Flemington.
Taranaki Cup: Yesterday’s Taranaki Cup provided a thrilling’ finish between the topweight. Cheval de Volee, and the favourite, Beaupartir, the Auckland Cup winner prevailing by a nose. Cheval de Volee led all the way. He was joined by Namara at the half-mile, and Beaupartir. who had drifted a little in the initial half of the journey, moved up on the outside of this pair as they turned for home. -Cheval de Volee always had a little the better of the dispute with the three-year-old. and worried him out of it at the. finish. Rustem was second to last: until reaching the turn for home, and came on well at the end to fill third berth. Play On. always well placed, was fourth. Peerless was going well behind the leaders running to the home turn, where she received an opening on the rails, but. she was not equal to the task and completely failed to produce her customary finishing run. Namara ■was beaten at the home turn, but struggled on to finish on terms with Peerless, and it was a fair performance for a promoted hack having his first start over a distance.
TARANAKI J.C.—FIRST DAY. CUP TO CHEVAL DE VOLEE. [PER PRESS xVSSOCIATION.J NEW PLYMOUTH, March. 9. The first day of the Taranaki Jockey Club’s meeting was held to-day in line weather. The track was good and the attendance large. The totalisator handled £18,421, compared with £13,464, qu the first day last year, an increase of £4954. Remaining results: — Moturoa Electric Hack, live furlongs: 8/8 Dawn Star (C. Goulsbro) 1; 4/4 Gitana. Lass (K. Chote) 2; 7/7 Carmody (L. Clifford) Also started. 11/11 Glorietta, 6/6 Kernel Mint, 9/9 Mulkunond, 1/1 Kokako. 3/3 Mazy, 2/2 Mountain Fox, 10/10 Sieglinde, 5 Sung Bleu. Three lengths; neck. Kernel Mint was fourth. Time 1.3. Taranaki Cup, one mile and three furlongs: 4/3 Cheval de Voice 9.0 (K. James) 1; 1/1 Beaupartir (A. E. Ellis) 2; 6/6 Rustem (W. Broughton) Also started: 3/3 Play On, 2/2 Peerless, 5/5 Namara, 7/7 Tahurangi. A nose; a length. Play on was fourth. Tipie o 21 3-5. "'Okato Hack Handicap, nine furlongs: 4/4 Karereuui 7.4. (O. Evans) 1; 3/2 Prime Quality (B. H. Morris) 2; 1/1 Nereus (P. Burgess) 3. Also started: 2/3 Te Morehu, 5/5 Maahaanui. A neck; head. Te Morehu was fourth. Time 1.58 1-5. County Hack Handicap, about seven furlongs: 3/3 Te Huia 9.9 (L. Clifford) 1- 2/2 Drachma (B. Morris) 2; 1/1 Mischel (W. Broughton) 3. Also started: 6/5 Viracious. 5/4 Golden Orchid, 8/8 Racecamp, 4/6 Silver Gilt, 7/7 Gold Band. Half a length; two lengths. Viracious was fourth. Time 1.26 2-a. Timaru Hack Handicap, six tvvilongs: 2/2 Trebor <8.6 (B. Morris) 1; 6/4 Amoroso (J. K. Reynolds) 2; .->/<• Ladv Boden (H. Wiggins) 3. Also started: 1/1 Corato, 4/5 DeficiL i/b Le Marquis, 8/8 Glenthawn, 5/i Go d Petal. Won by half a length; neck. Corato was fourth. Time 1.14.
FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW The Taranaki Jockey Club s meeting ■it New Plymouth, will be concluded tomorrow. with the win-and-place system of betting again in use. Prospects: — Okoke Hurdles: Disturbed, Chat, Red Sun. _ Awakino Hack; Le Marquis, Dawn Star, Gitana Lass. Mokau Hack: Prime Quality, Nereus, Eurotcis* Taranaki Stakes: Smoke Screen, Oratory, Varimond. Paul Memorial: Rustem, Play on, Cheval de Volee. , w Paritutu Juvenile: Fils de vaais, Kriemhild, Sanciful. Urenui Handicap: Taitoru, Te Huia, Russian Ballet. Mata Hack: Pretty Lass, Amoroso, Corato.
The fields are as follow: — (12.10) Okoke Hurdles. About one mile and a-half and 100 yards. —Red Sun 11.10, Silk Sox 11.5, Riotous 10.11, Ohanga 10.2, Disturbed 10.0, Chat 9.13, Professional 9.7, Glorietta, Highball, Fleur d’Or, Wynardo, Platter, Booklaw, Karerenui 9.0.
(12.45) Awakino Hack Handicap. Six furlongs. —Fiancee 9.0, Dawn Star 8.11, Le Marquis 8.10, Gitana Lass 8.3, Carmody 8.0, Riffraff, Tassau. Young Charles, Kernel Mint, Mullamond, Mazy, Sang Bleu. Kokako 7.13. (1.30) Mokau Hack Handicap. Nine furiongs—Te Huia 9.12, Nereus 8.12, Prime Quality 8.5, Te Morehu 8.3, Karerenui 8.1, Mischel 7.12. Eurotas 7.11, Racecamp, Golden Orchid, Resinguard, Carmody, Fleur d’Or, Maahanui 7.7. (2.20) Twenty-Fifth Taranaki Stakes. Six furlongs.—Smoke Screen 9.3, Race Call 9.0. Oratory 8.11, Olympus, Footloose 8.8, Fils de Vaals 7.2, Varimond G. 13. (2.50) Paul Memorial Handicap. One mile and a-quarter. —Cheval de Volee 9.9, Play On 8.7, Taitoru 8.2, Rustem 7.12, Winsome Lu 7.3, Namara, Nereus, Svlvanus, Tahurangi 7.0. (3.35) Paritutu Juvenile Handicap. Five furlongs.—-Fils de Vaals 8.4, Mountain Fox. Chief Lord, Sanciful, Kilometre, Kriemhild, Raceaway 7.0. (4.15) Urenui Handicap. About seven furlongs—Friesland 9.0, Taitoru 8.13, Russian Ballet 8.10. Rollicker 7.13, Red Sand 7.11, Silk Sox 7.5, Clessamor 7.6, Te Huia, Tonnerre. Notium 7.4, Svlvanus 7.2, Alyth, Professional 7.0. (5.0) Mata Hack Handicap. Six furlongs— Corato 9.10, Pretty Lass' 8.3, Amoroso 8.1, Vivacious, Deficit 7.13, Eurotas 7.11. Lady Boden 7.8. St. Cedric, Le Marquis, Glenthawn. Kernel Mint. Gold Petal, Silver Gift. Gold Band, Baron Bold 7.7.
CARTERTON RACES. T 0 - M 0 R RO W’ S PRO G R A Al ME The Carterton Racing Club’s meeting will be held to-morrow, with single pool betting in use. Prospects; Maiden Plate: Titter, Arctic Queen. Carrington Higinveiaiit: Luslral, Otaki. Wairarar.iS Cup: Siegmund, Galteemore. Cartertun Hack: Trebur, Tredielion. Gladstone Hack: Ruling Star. Rowan a. Bunny Memorial: Flammarion, Export. Electric Hack: White Lady, Screen Lord. Tar:»talil Hack: Trebur. Drachma. Fields and starting times are as follow: — 12.15 Maiden Plato. G furlong:-.—Arctic Queen. Barabbas. Dissipation, 'fitter, Uglv Duckling 8-12. Equity. Gothic 8.5. 12.55 Carrington Highweight Handicap. 1 mile and 80 yards.—Cricket 10.13, Sillver River 10.8. Lustra 1 9.9. Otaki 9.4. i Great Quex. Happy Heels. Bisect, Ebb and Flow 9.0. 1.35 Wairarapu County Cup. I. 1 , miles.— Siegmund’ 9.0. Helen Ford 7.9. Good Sun 7.2. Galteemore 7-2. Ruling Spi 7.u. 2.15 Carterton Hack Handicap. 6 furlongs.—Trebur 9.0, White Lady 8.12. Kurrawong 8.9, Mother—in-Law 8.7. Prediction 8.3, Ugly Duckling. Phil 7.7. 2.55 Gladstone Hack Handicap. 1 mile and 80 yards.—Hinerawe 8 11, Ro-
wana 8.4. Yours Truly 8.0, Larwoo.l 7 8 floppy Hee):;, ituliii) 1 , Star 3.35 Bunny Memorial Handicap, 7 lurlongs.—Export 9.0, Flamniarion <s.L Dehham 7.10, Diane 7.1, Silver River 7.2, Mister Quex 7.0. 1.15 Electric Hack Handicap. 5 furlongs. — White Lady 9.0. Kurrnwong 8.9. Screen Lord. Daisy Clmin 7.9. Waka rara, I’irinoa, Beagle. Arctic Queen 7.7, 1.55 Taratahi Hack Handicap, 7 gurlongs, —Trebor 8.7, Rowana 8.6. Drachma 8.3, Mother-in-Law 8.0, Prediction 7.10, Larwood 7.9, Diareus. Titter 7.7AJAX WINS AGAIN. SUCCESS FOR HIGH CASTE. MELBOURNE, March 9. The weather was line and there was an excellent atlendance for the third day of (he Victoria Racing Club’s Autumn meeting at Flemington. Imitari, trained by the New Zealander, Stan Reid, showed great improvement on last Saturday’s form to win the Autumn Hurdle. Saturday’s victor, Celtic King, was unplaced today.
Proof led throughout and registered a comfortable win in the Hopeful Stakes, in which the placed horses all finished near the inside rail. Bursary was never dangerous.
Ajax registered his seventeenth successive, win by his success in the King's Plate. He now has had 24 wins, three seconds, and one third in 28 starts, and his stake winnings amount to £28,175, which place him seventeenth among the greatest stake winners in Australia and New Zealand. Ajax scored without trouble today over Aitchongee and Bourbon. He ran the last half-mile in 47sec. Bourbon finished stoutly and pleased hijf admirers for the Australian Cup next Saturday, in which he has 8.13. The New Zealand-bred colt. High Caste, scored his third Victorian win in as many starts in the Ascot Vale Stakes to-day. Zonda, who ran second to High Caste in the Sires’ Produce Stakes last. Saturday, looked dangerous a. furlong from the post, but was outstayed. Lusson was a moderate third. Aurania. weakened. High Caste has won £3910 here.
Anpapejo finished strongly to win the Elms Handicap in the last stride from the costly Carpentier. Swettenham was a good third. Crojick and National weakened in the linal stages. Con Devon scored a surprise win in the River Handicap. Grecian Princess finished strongly and enhanced her cup chances. Fearnought was a fair third. Stretto tired in the linal stages and Desert Chief ran a promising sixth. Results: — Autumn Hurdle Race, two miles and a-quarter.—lmitari 9.6 (J. Crowe) 1; Peter Thrice 2; Sheer Khan (N.Z.) 3. Eight starters. Won by four lengths; neck- Celtic King was fourth. Time. 4.4.
Hopeful Stakes, for two-year-olds, live furlongs.—Proof 7.7 (P. Simmonds) 1; Hotch Potcli 2; Atlas 3. Won by three lengths; two lengths. Sunshine Boy was fourth. Time. 1.1.
King’s Plate, weight-for-age, one mile and a-half. —Ajax 9.0 (H. Badger) 1: Aitchengee 2; Bourbon 3. Only starters. Won by a length and ahalf; half a head. Time, 2.351. Ascotvale Stakes, for two-year-olds. six furlongs.—High Caste 9.1 (E. Bartie) 1; Zonda 2; Lusson 3. Aurania also started. Won by a length and aquarter; three lengths. Time, 1.12. Elms Handicap, one mile.—Anpapejo 8-6 (D. Munro) 1; Carpentier 2; Sweettenham 3. Sixteen starters. Won by a head; two lengths. Rexfelt was fourth. Time, 1.375. River Handicap, one mile and aquarter.—Con Devon 7.2 (J. Duncan) 1; Grecian Princess 2; Fearnought 3. Twelve starters. Won by two lengths; three-quarters of a length. Irving was fourth. Time, 2.41.
MELBOURNE NOTES. JOCKEY SHEAN INJURED. (Received March 10. 1.55 p.m.) MELBOURNE. March 10. F. Shean injured his ribs when Respirator fell on the Caulfield tracks to-day. This will necessitate the engagement of a. new rider for Mauolivo in the Cup. It will probably be T. Webster. After the running of to-morrow’s Gibson Carmichael Stakes, Hiawatha will return to Adelaide to run in the Sires’ Produce Stakes on March .18. New Zealand acceptors for minor events to-morrow are: Leonard Stakes: Stretto Amiable. Steeplechase: Royal Fire. Carmichael Stakes: Wilson. Farewell Handicap: Stretto. Crojick, National. Acceptances for the Lloyd Stakes are due at scale. Ajax, El Golea, Auric-’s Star. Amiable, and Judean are still engaged. All bar Ajax are engaged in other events during the afternoon.
Trotting MEETINGS TO COME March 11—Timaru. March 11 —Thames. March 18—Wyndham. March 18 —Cheviot. March 18 —Wanganui. March 25 —Wanganu i. March 25 —Westland. Apr.il I—Taranaki.1 —Taranaki. April I—Ashburton.1 —Ashburton. April S, 10—Hawera. Well-bred Yearlings: F. G. Holmes is handling two particularly' attractive Rev de Oro yearlings in a filly from Trix Pointer and a coll from Bonny Logan. They are to be put through their early paces befor being turned out. Both show quality and early promise, and their careers will be watched with interest. Timaru Brackets: The following horses will be bracketed al the Tiim.ru meeting to-mor-row : —'fem uka Handicap. Easter Rush and King- Drusus; Timaru Trotting Cup Handicap, Colonel Grattan and Tooruk; Kingsdown Handicap. Blue I.ogan and Peggotty: I imam Nurserv Stakes, David Derby' and Imperial Jade. Durability ami Portfolio. Gallant Chief an I Highland Scot t ; Wai-iti Handicap. Gay Lady and Royal Grattan. TIMARU TROTS. FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW. With tin? single-pool system of bettine in use, the Timaru Trotting Club’s
meeting will be held 10-morrow. Tim following horses should race prominently: ■ Temuka Handicap: Petite, Coquette, Dancing Pirate. Trolling' Stakes: Eclioist, Gallanl Amazon, Shirley Temple. Seadown Handicap: Super Jack, Galy Lady, Battlevale. Timaru Cup: Sandusky, Colonel Grattan, Donald Dim. Kingsdown Handicap: Helen's Bay, Blue Logan, Guy Hugo. Nursery Stakes: Highland Scott, Isabel Scott, Betty Boop. Baj-iti Handicap: Lady Slipper, Gav Lady, Super Jack. Washtdyke Handicap: Cavan Clnei, Donald Dhn, Our War. The fields and starting times are as follow: — 12.25, Temiika Handicap, 3.37 class, one mile and a half: Charles Russell, Dancing Pirate, Idlealong, Petite scr., Gentleman Joe (T.), Great Don, Lady Vasclyne, Coquette 12, Easter Rush, King Drusus 24.
New Zealand Trotting Stakes, for three-year-old trotters, one mile and a. half: Echoist (Wrack-Echo), Gallant Amazon (Gallant Knight-Great Amazon), Douglas McElwyn (David McElwvn —Ruth Colman Gay), Glenariff (Wrack-Adelaide Wood), Invigorator (Sonoma. Harvester-Drusus mare), Ocean Belle (Wrack-Bon Patch mare). Sealand (Wrack-Dell), Seameal (Wrack-IIomme), Shirley Temple (Wrack-Bright Eyes). 1.45 Seadown Handicap, 3.33 class, one mile and a half: Evora, Frisco Silk, Gay Lady, Loyal Avis Passport, Stalwart. Super Jack, Tinker scr., Battlevale, De la Paix 24. 2.25 Timaru Trotting Cup Handicap, 4.31 class, two miles: Colonel Grattan, Fine Art, Ferry Post, Horse Power, Silver Guy, Toorak scr., Donald Dhu, Sandusky 12, Our War 24. 3.10 Kingsdown Handicap, unhoppled trotters, 3.48 class, one mile and five furlongs: Blue. Logan. Parrish Guide, Timworthy scr., Gyrate 12, Guy Hugo, Helen’s Bay, Pilot Peter 48, Golden Eagle 60, Peggotty 72, Wahnooka 84. 3.50 Nursery Stakes, two-year-old pacers, one mile: Bantam (Jack Potts-Sum-mit), Betty Boop (Jack Potts-Disap-pearance), Buret Scott (U. Scott-Great Burton), Charles Rex (Great ParrishGreat Eyre), David Derl/y (Nelson Derby-Queen’s Own), Imperial Jade (Wrack- Estella Amos), Santiago (David McElwyn-Sea Pearl), Shady Glen (David McElwyn-Blue Glen), Torero (David McElwyn-Tairene), Wales (David McElwyn-Golden Ayr), Durability (Jack Potts-Endurance) : Portfolio (Jack Potts-Flossie Harvester). Gold Bar (Grattan Loyal-Rey de Oro-Imperial Polly mare), Gallant Chief (Gallant. Knight-Taka Chance), Highland Scott (U. Scott-Rustic Maid), Waikari Chief (Jack PottsGolden Bond), Isabel Scott (U. Scott-Forest Wrack), Latest Edition (Grattan Loyal-Daphne de Oro), Nationalist (Grattan Loyal-Helston Lady), Ordnance (Nelson DerbyWrackway), Recluse (Jack PottsLady Harthorne), Sir Julian (Jack Potts-Olive Turoil), Southern Princess (Wellington Direct-Central Pointer). Thelma’s Bid. (Jack Potts-Thelma Wrack), Titus (Jack Potts-Fanny Logan).
4.30 Wai-iti Handicap, 2.56 class, one mile and a quarter: Brigadier, Devotion, Evora, Fortex, Frisco Silk, Gay Lady, Loyal Avis, Norham Lady, Our Fay, Rhinegold, Stamboul, Stylish Boy, Super Jack, Tinker scr., Battlevale, De la Paix, Royal Grattan 12, Lady Slipper 24. 5.10 Washdyke Handicap, 2.4 G class, one mile and a quarter: Aide de Camp, Cavan Chief, Colonel Grattan, Donald Dhu, Our War, Recess, Sandusky scr., Marsceres, Rongomai 12, Frisco Boy 24.
THAMES TROTS. PROSPECTS FOR TO-MORROW Large fields will parade at the Thames Trotting Club’s meeting tomorrow, when the win-and-place system of betting will be used. Horses who should race prominently are: — Hikutaia Handicap: Auto Bingen, Tumble, Kewpie’s Bingen. Parawai Handicap: Gay Moko, Gold Kip, Agnes Bingen. Turua Bracelet: Roma Girl, Lynn Rey, Harlow. Thames Cup: Santa Fe, Bold Venture, Parauri. Puriri Handicap: Auto Bingen, Tumble, Neon Oro. President’s Handicap: Canadian, Dick Redmond, Moira Bingen. Kerepeehi Handicap: Harlow, Reyola, Lady Potts. Kopu Handicap: Bedford, Loyal Direct, Parauri. The fields are as follow: — 12.0.
Hikutaia Handicap. 3.5 class, one mile and a quarter: Agnes Bingen, Auto Bingen, Captain Scott, Davey Day, Double Peter, Grand Dame, Josedale Grattan, Loyal Betty, Moriori, Neon Oro, Northern Smile, Our Jewel, Radio Queen, Rosalyn Thorpe, Scottish Bard, Sunny Parrish, Tui’s Son, Tumble, Wishful, Worthy Quest scr., Kewpie’s Bingen, Winhisway 12. 12.40. Parawai. Handicap, unhoppled trotters, 3.49 class, one mile and a half: Agnes Bingen, Barney Bingen, Gay Moko, Glen Bingen, Great Guy, Ihi Ihi, Mali Jong, Roseawaa, SingingBird, Sir Tony scr., Gold Kip, Moira Bingen 48, Aurumar 72, Llanvabon 84, Dilfashion 96, Autumn Lu 108. 1.20.
Turua Bracelet Handicap, 4.54 class, two miles: Fisher, Harlow, Kewpie’s Queen. Lynn Roy, Marcus, Rere Oro, Reyola. scr.. Hillcrest, Tommy McElwyn 12, Poste Haste 24, Roma Girl 36. Chaise, Elsie Hamlyn 60.
Thames Trotting Cup 4.47 class, two miles: Derby Lu, Kaitawa, Kete Kura, Petite Jewel scr., Bedford, Lady Amanda. Young Pointer 12, Bismuth, Our Summer 24, Bold Venture. Lucky Love. Eliminate, Transwell 36. Parauri, Peter Smith, Saute Fe 48, Kewpie’s Crest 72. 2.50. Puriri Handicap, 3.43 class, one mile and a half: Agnes Bingen. Auto Bingen. Captain Scott, Davey, Day, Excel. Grand Dame, Hottentot, Josedale Grattan, Moriori, Neon Oro, Our Jewel, Rosalyn Thorpe, Scottish Bard, Sunny Parrish, Sweet Aloes, Tui’s Son, Tumble, AVishTul, Worthy Quest scr., Kewpie’s Bingen, Winhisway 12.
3.30. President’s Handicap, unhoppled trotters, 4.57 class, two miles: Aurumar, Barney Bingen, Grand Triumph, Ihi Ihi Iron Man, Llanvabon, Moira Bingen, Nelson’s Glory scr., Canadian, Dick Redmond, Dilfashion 12, Autumn Lu, Chudic, Decoy Bird 24, Nelson Chief 72. 4.15.
Kerepeehi Handicap, 3.1 class, one mile and a quarter: Fisher, Harlow, Kewpie’s Queen, Lynn Rey, Mandalay, Marcus, Rere Oro, Reyola, Silk Lady scr., Hillcrest, Lady Potts, Tommy McElwyn, Whakahihi 12, Roma Girl 3G.
Kopu Handicap, 2.56 class, one mile and a quarter: Bedford, Chaise, Derby Lu, Kaitawa, Elsie. Hamlyn, John’s Last, Kete Kura, Stargum, Tangaroa, Young Pointer scr.. Bismuth, Loyal Direct, Our Summer 12, Bold Venture, Lucky Love, Luminate 24, Parauri, Peter Smith 36.
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