NELSON T.C. MEETING

Grey River Argus, 17 June 1933, Page 3

NELSON T.C. MEETING

I SUCCESSFUL FIRST DAY Handicap to Waress GUNMETAL AND ROYAL FARAD] SCORE. | lhe (irst tiny of tin* Nelson Trollin' Chib’s meeting was hold ar Vietori: Park, Greymouth, yesterday. when II here was a fair attendance, ami th( i weal her w::-s brilliant. The track wajin splendid order. The totalisatoi ihandled £5,997 compared with £1.977 when a one-day meeting was held at Nelson last year, on April 21. which was an increase of £4.020. I he chief event, (he Richmond Handicap. was won in convincing fashion Iby the Meth ven-owned and trained three-year-old filly Waress. Royal Audo won the opening (‘vent from I Modern Lady, although the general tipinion was that the judge’s placing was incorrect and that Portlight ran (second. Sister Mary won the first trot in a good finish with I’atihmaw, whilst Jl)oii Chenault fluked a win in the I second't rot, as Bronte looked all over a winner, but broke badly in the fast ! fifty yards. The saddle race produced a keen contest, but Lucky Guy was I fortunate in winning as the favourite, iGuyziah. which ran second, sustained a serious setback when attempting a | run on I In* rails two furlongs from home. Gunmetal provided a thrill in the Intermediate Handicap, when ho came round a big field to win in a (close finish with Ruin and Recess, iliiiin had a little in reserve in winning the Tahumi Handicap from Liljian Bond, whilst Royal Parade won the Hash Handicap from Lord Leslie jin a good finish, but the latter got a bad passage throughout. The meeting was ably conducted by tin' ofli-h-ia.ls of the ('lnb. assisted by members of the Groymoiith '('rotting Club. The (.Municipal Band was in attendance am! I rendered numerous pleasing items. Following the running of the Richmond Handicap, the owner and the trainer-driver of War Officer. the favourite. were very disappointed at the showing of the horse, a.nd called the attention of the Stipendiary Steward i Mr F. J. Beer). I’pon looking over Hie hopples it was found that they | had been unscrupulous!v let out one and a halt’ incites longer. The con necliojis of the favourite. Mr M. Gorman (ow ner > and M. B. Edwards (trainer and driver) .--Iso submitted ample evidence of their having sup- I porte.l their candidate. Detailed results are as follows:— | TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of , |(m sovs.; 3.45 Mass; 12 furlongs. ’ ■> ROYAL ALDO. Messrs A. Clark ami l\. N. Glenie’s b.g., oyrs. Great Audubon —Advance mt-re. scr (IL Prost) 1 .13/9- MODERN LADY, Mrs I. E. I Sweetapple’s b.m., (iyrs. scr ( L. I A. Maidens) 2 i I I—THORN WORTH Y. p. Watson’s ch.g.. dvrs. scr (.1. .1. Ken nerlev i . 3 I Also Started: I:: | | Asterisk (.1. D. | | Dujail n ). 12/13 Attorney (J{. Berry , Itl/S Daphne Queen ( M. (', M<-Tiguei, I 4 Lough Erne (S. E.liwards), 7, 11 Portlight (U. St. Donald), pt'7 Ariott Axwortliy (1.. F. Beikett). .'i 11 lienai (<'. King). s In silver I Whip (W. Pascoe), 3/3 Solarin (W. J. Doyle), 3/2 Social Pest (A. Ilendricksen), 13/14 Swift Chitties (It. Phelan) scr; 11/12 Tangatn (F. ((. Dolines) Usyds. Won by hi.lf a length; a neck. Tinies; 3.29 1-5. 3.29 2-5. 3.29 3-5. Winner trained by K X. fllenie, Ashbnrton. Rewai began smartest from Social Pest, am| led a bunched field, Asterisk being the only one who failed Io go oil. Passing the stand Rewai was in charge from Social pest. Royal Audo, Thorn wort hy. Modern La.dy, Lough Eine. lhe order was unchanged in the second circuit, except that the favourite was in third place on the outside, and Royal Ando next. Social Pest and Thorn worthy drew out two . furlongs from home, followed bv Roval Ando and Portlight. Rewai dropping out of the contest. In the run homo Royal Audo forged ahead and just hung on long enough to win by half a . length. It most certainly appeared ( that Portlight, on the outside, was second, but the judge placed Modern < | Lady (who appeared to be fourth) second. with Thornworthv a neck away, and Lough Erne fourth. Sola- , rio and Lough Erne wore next to finish. Totes —win £IGBJ, place £143, ■ .total £3lll. EXPRESS HANDICAP (in harness), of JOO sovs.; for unhoppled trotters onlvj 3.51 class; 12 furlongs. 13—SISTER MARY. D. R. Revell’s b.f., 3yrs, Guy Parrish— ; Sister Maud, scr (R. B. Berry) 1 7/6 —PA'I CUM AW'. G. D. Cameron’s b.m., 4yrs, scr (C. King) 2 9/B—PETER CONQUEST. L. F. Berkett’s b.g.. aged, scr (Owner) 3 Also started; 5/7 Alf Parrish (B. .lardon). 11/11 Royal Harvest (E. E. Lilly), 2/1 Sea Gift (J. Bryce junr.), 10/9 Winsome Hind (V. Al born) scr; 6/5 Sandy N (J. Roche), 4/4 Tasman Flight (F. Holmes) 24yds, 8/10 Real Money (W. Pascoe), 3/2 Hokimai (A. E. Bussell) 48yds. Won by a head; two lengths. Times; 3.40. 3.40 1-5, 3.40 3-5. Winner trained by R. B. Berry. Addington. Peter Conquest. who trotted a steady race throughout, led away from Sea Gift and Sister Mary. Alf Par- ' rish, Hokimai and Tasman Flight fail- 1 ed to settle down, and Patchmaw also < broke up. Passing the stand the first time Sister Mary was in charge from ( Peter Conquest. Sea Gift. Patchmaw, * Real Money. Tasman Flight and Sandy i N. The next time round the only : change was that Patchmaw was in I third place, followed by Peter Con- ? quest. Sea Gift strongly challenged Sister Mary two furlongs from home, but Sea Gift broke. Then Pa-tchmaw came fast, but failed to overhaul Sis-

ter Alary in an exciting finish bv : head. Peter Conquest was two length: back and just beat Sea Gift, whe broke up badly ha.lf-way up the straight, by half n length. Real Aloney was tilth. Totes—win £278. place £3O7A, total £SBSA. I\Ll\( IRh’ HANDICAP (in saddle), of 105 sovs.; 2.23 class; one mile. 2/2— LECKY GUY, W. Ereeth’s b.g., 4yrs. Real Guy—Miss Mabel, i scr (M. p,_ Edwards) 1 3 j l/J—GLYZIAIL Mr J. Moore’s I b.g., 12 yds (AI. Holmes) .. .. 2 7/7—DAWN SONOMA. W. Reid’s , b.m.. (iyrs. scr ((’. King) .. .. 3 t Also start<‘d: 6/6 Imlia.n Author (J. « Bryce), p p Lemora (B. Jarden). 4/4 >|N«‘i| Dillou (M. Scoon) scr; <s/s Alajor . Brent (R. A. Lewis), 5/5 Golden Har- . vest (11. Frost), 3/3 Directum (.1. P. • McNeill) 12yds; 10/io Chancellor Boy I-.. Ed wards, 24yds. Won by two lengths; three lengths. 'Times; 2.1.8, 2.1 s 2 •>. 2.17 4-5. Winner trained by M. B. Edwards, Yaldhursl. I Indian Author led away from Lucky |Guv. but Guyziah was soon in charge from Lucky Guv. After two furlongs I Dawn Sonoma was in command. Passing the stand Dawn Sonoma led Guvziah. Golden Harvest ;;.ml Lucky Guv. ( Two furlongs from home Guyziah at - 1 templed a run on the rails, but failed to get through and was almost pulled up. But settled down again. Dawn Sonoma led to the straight entrance, where Lucky Guy took charge. Guyziah finished fast, but Lucky Guy won by two lengths, with Guyziah three lengths ahead of Dawn Sonoma. Chancellor Boy finished next well back, just ahead of Gohlen Harvest and Major Brent. Lemora was pulled up Ou the first circuit. Totes—win £433, place £4I2A. total £B4SA. RICHMOND HANDICAP (in harness), <>f 170 sovs.; 3.36 class; 12 f u rlongs. 3/3—WARESS. M. C. AlvTigue’s b.f., 2yrs, Man o' \\ nr —| vv M :|r , scr (Owner) 1 II 9- PRICELESS, J. p. McKenHrVs U. 1.. syrs, s.-r ( l. M. K<.„--I I -I.OHD I.DSLIF, ,\. U.v.. 4yrs. I2y<ls (It. I;. Berry) . . 3 Also started; 10/H) Autowin (V. Alborn). 22 Gold Paper .A. J. Thomas), s 11 Great 'Thought . W. Pascoe). 7/8 , Heal lluon ((). E. Hooper) scr; 6/10 i Limdla (B. Mackie), 1/1 War Officer | ("Al. B. Edwards) 12yds. 12/12 Nelson Chum (L. Berkell), 5/5 Smooger (J. I F- Smilhi. p/(» ['bn (C. S. Donald) 21 tyl s - Won l>y (wo lengths; half a h' l| 2lh. Times; 3.25 1-5, ."».26 15. ."..25 | Winner trained |>v owner. Meth-

I 1 ’! iceless |<‘ ( ] away from Warcss, Autowin, Lord Leslie and War Officer. Linella broke up at the bark and was I not persevered with. Gold Paper. starting on the outside, got away bad | ly. Passino the stand Priceless led ■ Waress, Autewin, Gold Paper. Lord I Leslie and Elm. Priceless was just ahead ol Gob] Paper- going into the 1 back. Ihe order Ihe last lime past the stand was Priceless. Waress, Gold I Paper. I’lni and Autowin. Gold Paperdropped back two furlongs from home. J Priceless led Waress. I’lni and Lord I Leslie into the straight, where Waress | look charge and came on to win bv tw u lengths, with a good deal in reserve, from Priceless, who was half a length in front of the fast finishing Lord Leslie, ami I Im close up. Autowin was fifth a.ml Rea) Muon and Nelson (’hum next. Totes—win £474. place £.514, total £9BB. INTERMEDIATE HANDICAP (in harness), of 1 |() sovs.; 3.3 class; ten f ir rlongs. 1/2—GUNMETAL, E. A. Pollhagen ’s br.g., 4yrs, Man o’ War —Prince Imperial mare, 24 yds (C. S. Donald) 1 2/1 —RUIN, J. P. McKendry’s b.g., syrs, 24yds (D. McKendry) .. 2 3/3—RECESS, ,1. B. Westerman’s b.f., 3yrs, scr (L. Davidson) .. 3 Also started; 8/9 Cinema. (T. Burwvs), 5/4 Peter Junior (J. J. Kennerley), 4/5 Royal Audo (11. Frost). 7/6 'Lown Crier (W. J. Doyle) scr; 6/7 Nyallo Silk (L. Berkett), 8/7 Vagabond King ('l'. W. Thompson). Won by a length; a neck. Times; 2.52 2-5, 2.52 .",-5. 2.54 4-5. Winner trained by C. S. Donald, Belfast. Nyallo Silk failed to go away. Town Crier led <>ut from Peter Junior, Royal Audo. Recess and Ruin. The order past the stand the last time was Town Crier. Peter Junior, Royal Audo, Recess and Gunmetal, with Vagabond King well back. Gunmetal put in a daslt a-t the back and led into the straight from Town Crier-. In the run home Ruin and Recess issued strong challenges, but Gunmetal won by a length from Ruin, who was a neck in front of Recess. Peter Junior was fourth, followed by Town Crier and Royal Audo. Totes—win £2734, place £358, total £6134. BRIGIITWATER HANDICAP (in harness), of 120 sovs.; 5.1 class for two miles; unhoppled trotters; .14 furlongs. 4/4—DON CHENAULT. J. Guy’s b.g., syrs, Peter Chenault—Nulgeria, 60yds (P». Jarden) .. .. 1 1/I—BRONTE. L. F. Berkett’s b.g., 4yrs, 12yds (Owner) .. .. 2 3/3 —OLSON, A. W. Johnston’s b.g., syrs, 108yds (W. J. Doyle) 3 Also started: 6/6 Real Money (W. Pascoe), 5/5 Silver Sea (M. Holmes) scr, 7/7 Childe Boy (R. Phelan), 2/2 Radley (J. D. Smith) 60yds. Won by our lengths; eight lengths. Times: 4.11, 4.16 1-5, 4.13. Winner trained by J. J. Jarden. Addington. The order past the stand wa.s Real Money, Bronte, Childe Boy, Don Chenault. Radley and Olson Silver Sea failed to go away. Bronte was in charge the next time round from Real Money, Don Chenault, Childe Boy and Olson. Olson broke going out of the straight, and Bronte and Don Chenault held a big lead. Bronte looked all over a winner in the run home, but broke in the last hundred yards, and Don Chenault went past him to win by four lengths, with Olson eight lengths further back. Childe Boy was i fourth, followed by Real Money. Totes 1 —win £299, place £296, tota.l £595.

a I A 111 N A HANDICAP (in harness), is ui 110 sows.; 2.59 class; ten furlongs, .o 2/I—RUIN, ,T. P. MeKendry 's b.g., ie :>yrs, Wrack—Paradox, scr (D. il McKeiidry.) 1 5, 4/4—LILIAN BOND. R. B. Berry’s <h.f.. 3yrs, 12yds (Owner) .. 2 6/6—FERNBROOK LASS, W. H. I, Roche’s dk.h.ni., 4yrs. scr (O. E. Hooper) 3 Also started: 9/11 Glengowrie (11. Griggs), 10/7 Nyallo Silk (L. BerI ketti. 8/9 Vagabond King (T. W. Thompson), 5/5 Indian Author (J. > Bryce junr.) and Queen Author (F. Lynch ) scr (bracketed); 3/2 Guyziah j (L. A. Maidens), 11/7 Golden Harvest (('. S. Donald) 12 yds, .12/13 Chancellor !_ Boy (S. Edwards) 24yds, 7/9 Rev Spec, . (T. Burrows). ]/3 Goldfield (M. Holmes), 13/12 Russell Pointer (C. King) 36yds. Won by half a length; two lengths. Times; 2.52 2-5. 2.51 3-5, 2.52 4-5. Winner trained by D. MeKendry, Lyndhurst. Ruin led away from Indian Author. Ulan Bond. Nyallo Silk, Golden Harvest ami Glengowrie. The next time round Ruin led Lilian Bond, Guyziah, Queen Author, Fernbrook Lass and Vagabond King. Goldfield put in a Inst burst around the back, and was 'fourth ('titering the straight, where ißuin was still in charge from Lilian I Bond am] Fernbrook Lass. Ruin won with a bit in hand by half a length from Lilian Bond. with Fern brook Lass two lengths back. Goldfield was fourth . followed by Guyziah. Chancellor Boy ;>,nd Queen Author. Totes—win £450!. place £498!. total £949. DASH HANDICAP (in harness), of 120 sows.; 2.19 class; one mile. 2/3—ROYAL PARADE, M. B. Edwards’ b.g.. syrs, Peter Chenault — Wild Child, scr (Owner) .. I 4/2—LORD LESLIE. A. Grogan’s b.g., 4yrs. 12yds (R. B. Berry) .. 2 7 9- LIN ELLA. Iles’ b.m., aged. 12yds (B. Mackie) 3 Also startl'd; 6/6 Real lluon ((). I-.’. Hooper). 5/5 Rare pronto (.1. .1. Kenneiley) scr; 1/1 Priceless (J. P. Mo Kendry). 3/4 Chihli' de Oro (L. A. Maidens) 12yds. 9/7 Special Sun (C. S. Donald). 5/8 Nelson Chum (L. F. P.erkett > 24 yds. Times; 2.17. 2.16 1-5. 2.16 2-5. Winner trained by M. I!. I Edwards. A’a hl hurst. Royal Parade led away from (’hilde [do Oro. Priceless. Lord Leslie and Rare i Pronto. Passing the stand Royal PaI rade was in charge' from Priceless, ’’hilde i|e Oro, Nelson ('hum. Rare Pronto ami Lord Leslie. Lord Li'slie was under a strong pull, but was badly pocketed on the rails. Royal Parade led Priceless, (’hide de Oro, Lord Lesli’ 1 (on the rails) ami l.imdla into the straight. In gI finish Royal Pa rude won by a length from Lord Leslie. who did not secure a run till the last titty yards; with Linella a similar distance Lack. (’hilde de Oro was fourth, followed by Priceless and Nelson Chum. Totes— win £598. place £493, total £991. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. j Tim acceptances for th<. second day <>f the Nelson Trotting Club's meeting fo-tlav arp exceptionally good. The terday 's form shou'd act a s a good guide for to-day The acceptances are | as follows: — WAKEFIELD HANDICAP (Harness). 3.45 Ma'S. 12 furlongs.—Arion Axworthy. Attorney, Daphne Queen, Lough Erne. Modern Lady. Port light. Rewai. Silver Whip. S-olario. .Swift Chimes, Social Pest, Thornworthy scr. FOXHILL HANDICAP (harness).

1 rot 1 cis. 3.50 class. 12 furlongs.—All Parrish, Paichmaw. Peter Conquest, Royal Harvester, Sea Gift. Winsome Laddie scr, Tasman Flight, San ly N 12. Sister Mary. Real Money, llokomaj PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. (saddle), 2.23 class, S furlongs.—Fernbrook Lass, Lemora, Town Crier. Dawn Sonoma scr, Golden Harvest, Directum, Major Brent 12, GuyZiah, Lucky Guy, I Chancellor Boy 24. Goldfield 36. NELSON TROTTING CLUB HANDICAP (harness) 444 class. 16 furlongs.— Autowin, Great Thought, Gold Paper. Russell Pointer, Real Iluon scr, Linella, War Officer 12, Lord Leslie Nelson Chum. Smooger. Special Sun 24, Waress 36. VICTORIA PARK HANDICAP, (harness) 3.3 class, 10 furlongs.—-Cine-ma, Peter Junior, Rewai, Royal Audo, Recess, Social Pest. Solario. Tangatu scr. Ny-allo Silk 24. COUNTY HANDICAP (harness), trotters, 5.1 class for 2 miles. 14 furlongs.— Hokomai. Sister Mary, Real Money, Silver Sea. Tasman Flight. Patchmaw scr. Bronte 24. Childe Boy. Radley 60, Don Chenault 96, Olson 10$. RAILWAY HANDICAP (harness) 2 59 c’ass, 10 furlongs.—Dawn Sonoma. Fernbrook Lass, Queen Author. Vaga bon I King, Gunmetal scr. Ruin. Guy ziah. Lilian Pond 24. Rey Spec 36. GOLD COAST HANDICAP (harness) 2.19 cla-s, 8 furlongs.—Golden Direct. Real Iluon, Rare Pronto, Goldfield scr, Childe de Oro, Great Thought. Priceless, Linella 12, Ulm, Royal Parade, Waress. Lord Leslie. Nelson Chum 24. THE PROSPECTS. Wakefield Handicap: Portlight. Thornworthy. Social Post. Foxhill Handicap: Sister Mary, Sea Gift. Alf Parrish. President’s Handicap: Goldfield, Guvziah, Dawn Sonoma. Nelson T.C. Handicap: War Officer, Waress. Lord Les'io Victoria Park Handicap: Recess, Tangatu, Peter Junior. County Handicap: Sister Mary, Bronte, Olson. Railway Handicap: Gunmetal, Ruin, Lilian Bond. Gold Coast Handicap: Goldfield, Childe de Oro, Priceless.

NOTES ON THE MEETING. Goldfield did not begin at all well in the Tahuna Handicap yesterday, but should be a better investment in saddle to-day. If she leaves the mark

it should not. be any great effort, for her, whilst as she has shown previously ii would not be beyond her to again perforin well in a later event, in harGolden Direct was not started yesterday, but is likely to be a starter to-day, and he should be a. good investment in the Gold Coast Handicap. Lord Leslie was an unlucky horse yesterday. He was pocketed all the way in the Dash Handicap, and ha.d he got out earlier would have undoubtedly returned a winning dividend, to his popular West Coast owner. Dawn Sonoma was in the lead for the greater distance in the saddle event at Victoria Park yesterday, and can be relied upon to go a good race to-day. Fernbrook Lass surprised by her forward showing in the Tahuna Handicap, and her form would suggest that her possibilities for to-day are very good. Portlight was the most promising maiden seen out at Victoria Park yesterday, and was unlucky in not being awarded a minor placing. lie should be good investment to-day. Thornworthy had to cover a lot of ground on the outside of the field in the Trial Handicap, but was found wanting over the last bit. Priceless appeared to be lame in his preliminary, but ran a good race in the Richmond Handicap yesterday, and was full of running at the finish. However, in the Dash Handicap he [was never very prominent and did not run as well as was expected. Waress, who hag twice won at Victoria Park “ previously, won smartly yesterday, and will be well supported in her engagements to-day. Gold Paper began poorly yesterday and failed when called for an effort in the run home. However, she conceded a good start to the placed horses, but was prominent in the running of the race. To-day’s Meetings SOUTH CANTERBURY J.C. PUKAKI HURDLES, 14 miles.— Morena 11.8, Membo 11.4, Gold Knight 10.13, Antrim Boy 10.9, Nightcap 9.10, Polling Day 9.9. Conjurer 11. 9.3, Advance Camp 9.3, Magna Charta 9.2, Huntley, Sports King, Punchestown 9.0. ' £

SOUTHERN STAKES, 6 furlongs.— Adult, Cherry Queen, Donald::-, DracI ula, Errantry, Gay Rube. Imperial Spear, Morena, Quite Soon, Sonic Shambles—all 8.9. WAI-ITI TROT, 3.41 class, n miles. —Diack Watch. Good Companion. Iron Man, Paul Drusus, SunbrOwn scr. Ronald Derby, Smoke Screen 12. Great D'Oro. Gun Metal, Royal Escort. PRINCE EDWARD HANDICAP, 1’ miles.—Ranelagh 9.3, Mount Boa 5.12, Water Power 8.11. Ramo. Zeebrugge 8.9, Locksley 8.8, Don Jose, Royal Sceptre, Steeton. Wise Choice 8.0. PAREORA STEEPLECHASE, 21 miles. —Deportment 10.13, Valves 10.8, Barrington 9.11. Diamond Jack 9.4. Peteiette 9.3, Night Parade 9.1, Dukla. Slaunlathe 9.0. WINCHESTER TROT, 3.38 (lass, 11 miles.—Becky de Oro, Ezywurk, Gun Metal, Iron Man, Ronald Derby, Royal Escort. Smoke Screen, Vesta Ray scr. Great Alinto, Lena Bingen 12. Black Jester. Doll Dance 24, Lord Lupin 48. TEMUKA HACK HANDICAP, one mile. —Polydora 9.11, Trek 8.11, lan’s March 8.10, Appeal 5.3, Tea Trader 5.2, High Speed 8.2, Palmary 8.2. Heather Glow 8.2, Silver Sight, Double Shot. Lady Valkyrie 8.0. SEA DOWN HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. I—Hurlingham 1 —Hurlingham 9.13. Merry Peel 9.12. Water Power 9.2, Night Recital 9.1. Royal Sceptre 8.13. Charma.ine 8.12, Palantua, Silver Streak 8.10, Master Anomaly 8.9, Kakara 8.2. Red Royal 8.1, The Raider 8.0. HAWKE’S BAY J.C. ACCEPTANCES NURSERY HANDICAP. 54 furlongs.—Foreign Queen 10.5, Ralphyllis, Margaret Rose 8.11. Passion Fruit 8.7. Padislah, Eidos, All Clear 8.2, Abbey Faile, Perimeter 8.0. H.B. HURDLES, 1| miles.—High Falutin 11.7. Kinsel 10.11, Mia Stella 9.13, Miss Hastings, Chesham, Kimbo 9.0. HAVELOCK HANDICAP. 6* furlongs.—Slippery 10.7, Sabatini 9.1. Asterisca 8.10. Royal Dash 8.6, Lalla Quex 8.4, Wine Tray. Bradman, Sunstead. Swift and Sure 8.0. H.B. STEEPLECHASE, about 2Z miles.—Red Bank 11.0, Luna Lux 10.4, Revel 9.2, Jen, Kaokaoroa, Mon Roi, Loehaby 9.0. RUAKAWA HANDICAP. 1 mile.— Princess Bell 9.8, Walton Park, Chief

Marionette, Fondle 9.0. Gold Ruler 8.13. . Anemometer. Aesculus 8.7, Glenrossie 8.5. Bonnie Vale 8.4, Lalla Quex 8.3. Tareha. Bothwell. Arabliss 8.0. WOODLANDS HANDICAP. 6 furlongs.—Grumpy 9.12. Hunting Jay 8.12, Lady Ronald 8.8, Royal Dash 8-6.

Tudor, SuTistea-d, Imalone. Hvbiscus S.O. FINAL HANDICAP. 1 mile.— Huntingdon 10.5, Slippery 9.0, Navaho 8 12, Courtyard. Royal Hunting 8.10. Princess Bell, Lady Spy, Paleta, Cuticle, False Scent 8.0.