WORLD OF SPORT

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11835, 4 January 1933, Page 6

WORLD OF SPORT

■ TURF f • ‘ RACING FIXTURES. j: Jan. 3, 4—Southland RH. Jan. 7 —Waipapakauri II C. Jan. 7, 9—Reefton J.C. Jan. 11, 12—Foxton E.O Jan. 14, 16—Vincent 70. Jan. i 7, 19—Wairoa R.C. Jan. 19, 21, 23 —-Wellington R.C. •Jan. 21 —Bay of Islands R.C. ■AUCKLAND RACES. BTG HANDICAP TO GREAT STAR. LORDLY KNIGHT’S EASY WIN. 'Press AssociaficnA AUCKLAND, Jan. 7. The final day of the Auckland Pacino- Club’s summer meeting attracted a. fair attendance. The day teas cloudy, but cleared Inter and the track was in good order. The total-j isaior for the day handled £’36,119, compared with £42,207. a rieciease of .-£5.833. For the whole meeting a ■of £181,199 was handled compared with £197.983 10s. a decrease of £lO.7,31 1(R Results were:— Goodwood Handicap: —< Jnßdj Karo {Parsons) 1 ; ] Azalea (Broughinn) 2: 6 Gay Tdea f('ammick) 3. Also ran: -1 A lorry Damon. 3 L’AUogro, 8 I ’ova] Doulton. 2 Chief .Toy, u Whakapara. 9 Llauore. Won l.iy a . short head and two lengths. Time, 1.39. Whaknpara and LAllegro led to the Half mile. Azalea moved up to Whakapara at the torn and led at the distance, bub Jalldy Karo challenged successfully. Gay Idea fin-?u-ed fast, taking third iiione*.. (hief Joy. was fourth. Sylvia Handicap :- Weatliciwisc (Voitre) J ; 3 Imna'fo (Tinker) 2; 1 Fracas (A. F. Fills). 3. Also ran:.7 Bon Rapid.-, 0 Deputy Ruler, 4 Epigram. 5 Pelagia. 8 King Nestor, 9 Alusquil. Won by half a head and threequarters of a length, dime, 1.1-1 • | -5. Irnpasto jumped out well and led Ron Ranido and Weathenvise into the straight. Weatlierwise got up i<> .just beat Irnpasto. Fracas came from far back to iake third. Deputy Ruler was fourth. C, ran dsta n d 11 andi ea p :—3 Gre a t Star (Coveny) 1 : 2 Sunny Sky (A. F. Ellis) 2; 1 Jalonx (Humphrios) 3. Also ran: 4 Cricket Rat. 10 Kings Archer, (i 8 peed min t, 3 Royal Artist, 5 Red Sun. 9 Teels. H Great Emblem, 7 King’s Knave. 12 Transaction. Won by half a length each way. Timo ) 2.6 4-5. King’s Archer wus iu charge after lialf a mile from Cricket. But, Teels and Sunny sky At the turn the order was King s Archer, Cricket Rat and Sunny Sky, with Great Star moving tip. Great Star, Sunny Sky and Jalonx (which came from well hack) fought out a close finish. Cricket Bat was fourth. Auckland Hurdles:— 1 Prince of Orange (H. DnlienJ 1: 3 High Pitch (Olive) 2: 2 Imperial Prince (L. Dulieu) 3. 5 Also rarir 4 Arcade. 5 Subeditor. 6 Absent. 3 Foxhound (bracketed with High Pitch). Won by ten lengths and haU a length. Time. 3.44. yPrince of Orange led all the way for an easy win. High-Pitch beat Imperial Prince for second after the latter had .-jumped The last fence ahead. Absent was fourth. Arcade fell at - the fifth fence. : ''

Koval Stakes:—l Diatomous (Broughton) 1; 4 Midian (McTavish) g; 5 Guar (in tee (Wiggins) 3.

Also ran: 6 Queen Arausio, 2 Princess Doreen, 3 Red Manfred. Half a length each way. Time. 1.13 is. Riatmnous started smartly and was the early leader from Midi an and Red Manfred. Diatomous was first into the straight from Princess Doreen’and Red Manfred, and stayed on for a narrow win from Malian and Guarantee, who came from well hack. Red Manfred was fourth. Clifford Plate:—l Gold Trail (Voitre) 1; 2-Antique (Ragby) 2; 4 Concentrate. (L. G. Morris) 9. Also ran: 5 Pillow Fight, 7 Silver Ring, 0 Tout- Le Aloud, 3 Fn. Moderne. "Won by threequarters of a, length and half a length. Time. 2.5 4-5. After five furlongs, GobT Trail led La. Aloderne and Pi Ivor- Rink. Silver Ring took command before, the turn, leading Antique and La Aloderne info the straight. Gold Trail finished fast to beat Antique, who staved on well. Concentrate taking third from .Silver Ring. Rnwen Handicap:—s Lordly Knight (Eastwood) 1 ; 2 Greek Gold (Wiggins) 2: 3 Chromadyne (Parsons) 3. Also ran: 1 Cadland. | Arises 6 Lord Vnl.

Won bv 3’ lengths and Iwo lengths Time. 1.13.

Lordly Knight ran i-n the front after two furlongs and led Chromadyne and Greek Gold into the straight Lordly Knight won. easily front GreekGold. which beat Chromadyne comfortably. Cadland was fourth. Grev Handicap:—2 ATaster Prierlv rVoif.ro! 1 ; l Tr,- n Khan’(A. F. F.lflis) 2 : 5 Pelting (Broughton! 3. Also ran: 6 Lndv Snv. 3 Del rain, 16 Mood full. 9 Psychologist. 7 Aioonfieet. 4 Grand Review. 8 Blnndford. 11 Belltonper, 16 Merry Ten. 14 Sammv. 15 ATa rolling Pong. 18 Tnhnernea. 12 Black Afarlin. 13 Beau Irish, 17 Ornamental.

Won by threequarters of a length and two lengths. Time, 1.38 4-5. Woodfull and Sammv led to the straight, where Aga Khan ran to the front, hut could not withstand Alaster Briefly’* challenge. Pelting finished from far back to take third. Psychologist was fourth* NOTES ON THE RACING (Special, to the Time’s.) AUCKLAND, Jan. 3. The Auckland Racing Club’s summer carnival concluded at Ellerr-lie to-day in beautiful weather. There was a good attendance and the going .was hard and fast. Great Star won the Grandstand Handicap, repeating hi 3 performance of la'st season. Diatomous led from end to end in the Royal Stakes. The Clifford Plate was annexed by Gold Trail, who heat Antique by a narrow margin. JALLDY KARO OCCASIONS SURPRISE Nine horses went to the barrier for the Goodwood Handicap, for .which Azalea was made favorite, carrying £714. Chief Joy was a good secondchoice with £7Ol. The winner turned up iu the little fancied Jalldy Karo .who returned a double-figure dividend. Whakapara and L’Allegro were the early leaders from Chief Joy, Jalldy Karo and Gay Idea, Royal Doulton being slowest to get going. Whakapara and JUAllegro raced together in the lead along the back and through the cutting where Azalea moved up to third. The order into the straight was: AVbakapara Azalea, and L’Allegro racing in lino with Chief Joy and Jalldy Karo and Gay Idea close up. In the run home Jalldy Karo and Azalea fought out a good finish, Jalldy Karo winning by.a head with Gay Idea two lengths away third. Chief Joy was fourth, followed by Alorry Damon and L’Allegro. A NARROW VICTORY Afidian was the- only withdrawal from the Sylvia Handicap, for which Fracas, with £‘B4o, was the better favorite than Weatlierwise (£717), and Irnpasto (£706). Irnpasto was the quickest away find led Bon Rapide. Wen therwi.se and Deputy Ruler through the cutting. .Irnpasto was still in front- ncro=, s the top and showed the way into the straight to Bon Rapide. Weather-wise, Epigram. Deputy Ruler and Fracas. A great race home saw Weather-wise win by half a head from Irnpasto with Frasa»:, who was unlucky in the straight, and had to* change, her course twice, threequarters of a length away third. Deputy Ruler was about a length away fourth and was followed by Epigram and Pelagia.

GREAT STAR AG.-UN AIJ except Gold Trail wont to the post for the Grandstand Handicap, for which Jnloux (.€818) .wasTavor'te, Sunny Sky (€717) and Great Star (€577), wore the next host supported. Parising the stand the first time, King’s Archer was leading Cricket Bat, Teels, Sunny Sky. and Great Star. The order was practically the same along the back, except that Bed. Sun moved np on the outside to a handy position half a mile horn homo. King’s Archer was vtill making play in front from Cricket Bat, Sunny Sky, Great Star and Red Sun. Into the ' straight the order was King’s Archer, Cricket Bat, Red Sun, Sunny Sky, Teels, Great Star and Jaloux. At the distance, Great, Star 'came through and drew out to win by half a, length from Sunny Sky, with Jaloux half a length" away.

Cricket Bat was fourth, followed by King’s Knave, Royal Artist, Red Sun, Teels, and King’s Archer. Great Star won this race twelve . months ago. ■ ODDS-ON FAVORITE SCORES There nvero only /seven starters in the Auckland Hurdles and the odds on favorite Prince of Orange went to the front after the fir'st jump and never gav e anything a chance afterwards. Arcado was running second in til he fell at the hurdle by thoisix. furlongs post and Prince of Orange was then well clear of Imperial Prince and High Pitch. Prince of Orange was out by himself heading for homo and went on to win by ton lengths from High Pitch, with Imperial Prince half a length away. Absent was a long way hack fourth, followed by Sub-editor, with Foxhound down the course. ,

FAVORITE TWINS- ROYAL STAKES

Only half a dozen two-year-olds went to the post for the Royal Stakes and backers made Diatomous favorite with £1232 on his chance. Princess Doreen (£1075) was second fancy. Diatomous soon raced' to the front and led through the cutting from Prints Doreen, Red Manfred, and Guarantee. Diatomous had about a throe .length lend into the straight from Red Manfred, Princess Doreen, Afidian, and Guarantee. Diatomous held on in the run to the judge to win by half a length from, the strong finishing Midian, with Guarantee half a, length away. Rod Manfred was almost in line fourth. Princess Doreen wa? some distance hack next with Queen Arausio last.

PTTNTERS' PICK THEM Jonathan, was withdrawn from the Clifford Plate, leaving seven to go in the poM. Gold Trail, wifi. £1649, was favorite over Antique (£932.) The 'summing up was correct, as they finished first and second. La Aloderne was away first heading pa.sfrtho stand from .Silver Ring, Pillow Fight, Gold Trail, Concentrate, and AnTioue. with Tout le Aloud last. At six furlong's. Silver Ring ran to the front and led through the cutting from Antloue, La, Aloderne, Gold Trail, Pillow Fight-, Concentrate and Tout le Aloud who were racing in that order. There was little change into the straight but over the last furlong Gold Trail came through, finishing well, and won by threequarters of a length from Antique, with Concentrate half a length away. Silver Ring was Fourth and then followed La Aloderne, Pillow Fight, and Tout le Aloud. LITTLE FANCIED LORDLY KNIGHT SCORES There were only six starters in the Bowen Handicap, for which Cadland was made a warm favorite with £1493. Greek Gold carried £1079 and the ultimate winner, Lordly Knight, £475. Greek Gold and Chromadyne began quickest, but, with a furlong gone, Lordly Knight ran to the front from Chromadyne. Greek Gobi,. Arisus, and Cadland. The only alteration across, the top was that Lord A T al moved up into fourth place and Lordly Knight, drew out to have a clear lead over Chromadyne. Turning for home and drawing further away, Lordly Knight won by three and a half length's from Greek Gold, with Chromadyne two lengths away, followed by Cadland, Lord Val and Arisus. ,

GOOD BETTING RACE In a good betting race, Aga Khan and Masterly Briefly were best supported in the Grey Handicap, which brought tho meeting to a close. Aga Khan was first, away with vVood.ull, Beau Irish, Moonfleeb, Belltopper and Pelting. Showing out- across tho top Sammy was in the lead from Woodfull, Lady Spy Aga Kbas and AL-on-fleefc. AVoodfull and Sammy led hto tho straight from Beau Irish, and Aga Khan.* In the run home, Master Brierly came from the ruck and, in a great finish, beat Aga Khan by threequarters of a length. Pelting was two lengths away third, followed by Psychologist, Moon fleet, Delrain, and Ala rolling Song.

SOUTHLAND RACES. RED SEA AY INS THE CUP. (Rross Association.-) INVERCARGILL, Jan. 3. The Southland Racing Club’s summer meeting opened to-day in dull, but fine weather. There was a. huge attendance and tho sting was out, of the track. There was keen raring, but favorites had a bad day. ibo tot.nlisator bandied £10,937 against £10,375 10s for seven events lasl year. Results wore: Aver.nl Highweigbt:—3 Ohni Hemp stor) 1 : 1 Signaller (Langford) I, 2 Night Rose (Cooper) 3. Also' ran: 5. Thornton, 4 Coloiio. Quox, fi Wrey Bon. Thornton and Ohni went away as and established a good break over the others, but at the turn for home Thornton was well gone. Ohm was the only one able to handle the going and. won easily by two lengths. Nigel. Rose was five lengths back and Thornton fourth. Time, 2.13. Af.vross Trot:—l Chcehaheo (Walsh) ]. 7 Peter At itch cl I (McKay) 2; 9 Monty Chimes (AlneConneU) 3. Abo started: 2 Snnsavcno, 10 Linclrmn, 5 Gold Era. .11. Wimm Lee, fi Master Lee, 3 Oznmnn, 10 Baker Boy, 4 Young Frank, 8 Vologda'. Won by three lengths and a neck. Sansavono was fourth. Times, 3.35 3-5; 3.37 2-5; 3.37 4-5. Olieohahco was soon in front, attended by Monty Chimes, Oznmnn and Gold'Era. There was little change throughout, Cheohachco scoring, easily from Peter Mitchell who finished very fast. Sansavono made up a lot of ground to finish fourth. Flying Handicap:—2 Ruling Light (AlcKay) 1; 6 Gold Paper (Barclay) 2; 1 First Money (Ellis) 3.

Also ran: 8 Silver Paper, 3 Palermo, 5 Filosol, 4 Assemble, 7 Enwood. Won by a length and a half and one length. Palermo was fourth. First Money quickly established a" break on the field, attended by Gold Paper, Enwood and Ruling Light.

The last named was third into the straight and mowed , the .leaders down to.win nicely. First Money stopped badly in the straight. Assemblo and Silver Paper wero badly away, the former being rather unlucky.

Now- Year Handicap:—l Amclita (Ellis). 1; 5. Repudiation (Mackip) 2.; 2 Silver Sight (Jennings) 3. Also ran: 3 Reminder, 1.4 Glenham Lark,. 12 Ballasalla, 8 Some Breeze, 9 Ac! a, 15 Highwood, fi C'onca Doro, 7 Alayaih, 14 Eeclofeelian, 13 Charac-ter,-10 Great Shot, 12 Ordorwood, - Irish Birdcatcher,

Ballasalla and Irish Birdcatcher in that order made play to tho turn, where the former dropped out and Silver • Sight: joined in. The latterbit the front at the distance, but then Amelita came from the roar and won going away, hv two and a half lengths from Repudiation. Glenham Lark was‘ fourth, Time, 1.16 4-5.

Cup:— 2 Red Sea (Ellis) 1 : 4 The Smuggler (Didham) 2; 3 Toreador (Barclay) '3. Also ran: 1 Irish Lancer, 6 Tippling, 5 Princess Argosy.

Tippling and Irish Lancer made the pace hot from the start, with Princess's Argosy next- The two leaders opened up a big gap and were well clear until three furlongs from home whore the field hunched. A furlong further on the hot favorite was done and dropped out. In the straight Smuggler hit the front., but at the distance Red Sea came with a great run to boat, him by threequarters of a length. Toreador was two and a Half lengths away, then. Tippling and Princess Argosy. The winner was well handled and the win was popular. Time. 2.8.

Oreti Trot: —6 William Tell (McKay) 1 ; 1 Afocast (Todd) 2; 9 JTigHland King (Scott) 3. Also started: 2 King Mac, and Winning Wave, (coupled), 7 AVec Scotty. 3 Just Shandi, -I Nelson’s For tune. 8 Grey Girl, 5 Margaret Bell. 10 Elite Bingen, 11 Ellcgro.

Passing the stand, William Tel! led Moeasl,, Just Shandi, Highland King and Elite Bingen. Tim race merits little description, the horses racing in this order to the post. AVilliam Tell winning by three lengths, with, the third horse iwo lengths away, then Just Shandi. Times, 3.32 4-5: 3.33 3-5; 3.32.

Waikiwi Handicap:—2 Niggerhead (Jennings) 1; 8 Brnughshnne (Barclay) 2; 7 Royal Emblem (Colton) 3. Also ran: 4 Cough. 1 Blazon, 10 Yincsgrove, 9 Spanish Maid. 3 Red Sunset. 6 Fine AYeather. 5 Strong Light.

Royal Emblem, Broughsharie, Niggerhead and Cough made play early and they had the race to themselves nt the finish. In the straight Niggerhead came through and just caught Broughshane to heat him by a neck, with Royal Emblem a length mid a half away, then Cough. Time, 1.28.

AVaihopni Handicap:—l • Hula Bello (Ellis) 1; 2 Steel on ( James) 2: 4 Blade Duke (Didbnm) 3.

Also ran: 8 King Balboa, 5 Tip Tree, 3 Loading Boy, 7 Night Alaid 6 Consono.

Tip Tree, Steeton and Black Duke was the order all through to the straight. At the distance lllaeic Duke went to the front and looked the winner, when Hula- Bcdlc nnd Steeton flashed up and a great finish saw Hula Belle heat Steeton by a head with Black Duke a head away, then Tip Tree. Time, 1.42-

ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY. Gladstone High weight. Handicap.— Signaller 9.13, Spanish Maid 9.11, Squatter 9.8, Thornton 9.6, Vinegrove 9.4, Taromon. 9.1, AVrcy Boa, Bandy Boa 9.0. Makarewa Trot. —Sansavcn, All Sunshine, Sunart, Alastor Loo, ScotFree, Boh Nevis, Ozanarn, limit; Blue Afountain Queen 12 yds. bhd. ; Young Frank 30; Oklahoma. 36. Shorts Handicap.—Silver Paper 9.6, Fair Weather S.ll, Last Alarch 8.1, Palermo B.S, First Aloney 8.7, Blue Alctal 8.2, Assemble 7.12, Enwood 7.1.

Summer Hack Handicap.—Kakara 9.4, Cough Consono 8.13, Blazon 8.12, Royal Emblem 8.5, Amelita 8.3, Darn Don, Hystridc 8.2, Thornton 7.13, Aliss Winston 7.13, Silver Sight 7.9, Red Sunset, Fine AVeather, Strong Light, Kemal Pasha, Some Breeze 7.7.

Southland Handicap.—Rod Sea 9.2, Smuggler 8.10, Black Duke 8.9, Tippling 7.8, Toreador 7.4, Steeton 7.2, Leading Boy, Princess Argosy, Oliai 7.0.

Roslyn .Harness Trot. —-Manofrans, limit; Afargaret Bell, AVilliam Toll, Grey Girl 12yds; Elite Bingen, Winning Wave 24 ; Prairie King 3G; Seaworthy, Blue Mountain 48; Lady Vo i son, Jolly Wave, Suncross 60; Liberal 9.6.

R oseda I e Hack Ha ndi ea p.—Kakara 9.2, Gold Paper 8.13, Locklaggan 8.10, Bronghshano, Reminder 8.0, Slioclc 7.13, Remindful 7.8, Lochepd, Ada, Clatter, Erda 7.7. Final Handicap.—Black Duke 9.3, Pi lose 1 R.fi, Toreador 7.10, Steeton 7.7, Leading Boy, Night Raid 7.4.

W AIR A R A PA AIEETT N G. GOOD HUNTING WINS AGAIN. (press Association.■> CARTERTON, Jan. The weather for the second day’s racing for the Wairarapa Club’s summer meeting was all that cftuld be desired and the attendance was very good, though the investors were shy of the totalisator. The fields gjencrally were good and the lacing interesting. The tote investments for the ■ day were €9587 compared with €13,548 last year. The total for the meeting was €23,814 compared with compared with €29,973 last year, a. falling ofl of €0159. Rcsnl ts were : ' Russell Handicap.—l MUadi (S. Andorson) 1- 2 La Poupee 2; 5 Trojan Melody 3. Also ran: 4 Aston, 8 Vertigern, 0 Sir Pemba], 3 Solitaire 11, 7 Arikinui. Won by two lengths, with 2.) lengths between second and third. Time 1.13. Tawahn. Handicap,;—l > Drumfire (D. Cotton) 1; 9 Purse 2; 8 Bonnicvale 3. Also ran: 3 Late Jest, 2 Re-

vision, 5 Mon-nth, 0 /Red Top, 4 Clangor, 7 Whito Squall and Goldon Horn. Won By two length's and one length. Time 1.26.

Juvenile Handicap.—2 Lady Nan (R. J. Maclcie) 1 ; 1 Wait and See 2, 6 Lavina 3. Also ran: J Quietly, 3 Dover Patrol and Snowball (bracketed), 4 Silent Plight, 5 Valdarado, 9 First View, 5 Bettyscocd, 7 Platter. Won by two lengths and one and a-, half lengths. Time 69 4-5. President’s Handicap.—s Greenhorn. (H. Gray 3 1 ■ 5 Join Do Val 2, 1 Eminent 3, Also rah : 3 Capetown, 2 Oluny, 6 Stanchion,,4 Saltpot. Won by a length and a quarter and two lengths. Time 2min.

Moroa Handicap.—3 Clangor (G. Tlidgwny) 1; 7 Lancet 2,2 FleetingJ Glance 3. Also ran: 5 Kalrmdc, 1 Tiger Gain, 4 Flower, 8 Moab Queen, 6 Cardinal Alcoa, 7 Cape Fair, 9 Lovocourt. Won by a short length. Time 1.40 3-5.

Waihonga Handicap.—l Miladi (S. Anderson) 1; 5 Full Mark 2; 2 Arajoan 3. Also ran: 4 Sir Pombal, 6 Grecian, 3 Anemometer. Won by two lengths and a neck. Time 1,26 3-5. Groytown Handicap.—2 Good Hunting (S. Anderson) 1 ; 1 Navaho 2, 3 Monev Mint 3. Also ran: 4 Vivette. Won all the wav by one and n-half lencths. Time 1.12 4-5. Pirinoa Stakes. —3 Sbootist (A. Jenkins) 1: 4 Cane of Good Hone 2; 10 Grand Blow 3. Also ran: 5 Tea Stream, 8 Fusion, 7 Milnrow, 6 Bone Belle. 0 Araios, 1' Rhea, 2 Traymela. Won by a head and a length and a-half. Time 1.11 1-5.

STB ATFOBD R ACES. MEMORIAL TO REFRESHER. (Press Association.V STRATFORD, Jan. 3. The Stratford races concluded before a large attendance with the track and weather good. The tote handled ;C13,355 10s, compared with £14,430 on the second day last year. The total for the meeting was £30,171 compared with £20,388 last year. Results were: Makuri Hurdles.—2 Welcome Boy (Thomson) 1 : 1 Easterly (Nichol) 2; 4 St. Ames (Brady) 3. Also ran: 3 Manly. Won by two lengths and six lengths. Time 2.50. Cardiff 'Maiden.—3/3 Royal Papa (Pine) 1 ; 2/2 Sir Musk (McTnnllv) 2; 1/1 Chief Line (Duncan) 3. Also ran: 5/4 Rita’s Light, 4/o Kind Words, 6/6 British Columbia, 7/7 Trier. Won by a head and a length. Time 1.15 4-5.

Malone Memorial : 3/3 Refresher (McLeod) 1; 6/6 Gibraltar (Pino) 2: 4/4 Richfield (Barry) 3. Also ran: 1/1 Pneanolli, 2-'2 Tigerism. 5/5 Monoloff. One and half lengths each wav. Time 1.55.

Ngnere Handicap.—3 Green linnet (Duncan) 1; 2 Glcnvane (McLeod) 2: 1 Arvada (Drinkwater) 3. The only starters. Won bv a head and two lengths. Time 1.14 1-5. Hack Plate: 3/5 Bugle Call (Gomm) 1; 7/6 Valpai (McLnally) 2; 10/10 Lady Lulu (Flower) 3. Also ran ; 6/7 Lady Vane, /8/ Hit the Dock. 9 0 Paiace, 5/1 Arikitea, 3/1 Attentive, 1/1 Davistock.- 2/3 Glowlight. Won. by a length and a head. Time 1.49.

Toko HLghwoigbt: 2/2 Gnnpat (Harry) 1 ; 6/7 Alloy (AfcTnally) 2, J/'l Lucky Alice ( Drinkwater) Alan ran: 9/9 Calamine, B■'.lo8■' .10 Little

Doubt, 0/6 Tonacre, 4/4 Orby’s Choice, 3/3 Eastertime, 10/8 Tentcall, 5/5 Chief Line. Won by a neck and a head. Time 1.35 3-5.

Electric Juvenile Handicap.—l/1 Jlereatu (Green) 1; 3/3 Prince Reno (Tremain) 2; 4/5 Merry Way (Pine) 3. Also ran: 3/4 Miss Cavendish, 2/2 Rapper, 6/6 Lady Bent. Won by a length and a neck. Time 1.2 4-5.

County Hack. —1/1 Cereal (George) 1; 9/9 Rita’s Light (Flower) 2; 6/5 Illuminate (Green) 3. Also ran: 4/2 Fotilwind, 7/8 Hampden, 8/7 Sparkling Morn, 3/3 Haulbowlino, 5/6 March Alone, 10/10, La Crown. Won by a length and half a length. Time 1.4 2-5.

Enquiries wore held into the running of the Toko Highweight and the County Hack. In respect of the first named, Manson, rider of Orby’s Choice, and Drinkwater, rider* of Lucky Alice, were suspended for 14 days. In the County Hack case, /McLeod, rider of Sprakling Morn, was suspended for a month on a charge of crossing Hampden (Barry) at the half-mile peg.