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Grey River Argus, 11 May 1936, Page 3

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Oamaru Trots HANDICAP TO GRAND MOGUL. (Per Press Association.) OAMARU, May 9. The Oamaru T. C. meeting to-day attracted a large attendance, and the track was in great order, the tote handled £13.746/1 (>/- against £ll,mlGrand Mogul gave further evidence of his class when he scored in ea-.y manner in the President’s Handicap The Xew Brighton-owned and trained two-vear-old Effie Parrish, paid a sensational dividend on the win machine for her second placing in the Advance Handicap, her few supporters being rewarded with a return in the vicinity of a century. There were also a number of big dividends on the place machine. Results: INNOVATION HANDICAP, Unhoppled trotters, class 3.49. One mile and a Jia ]f.„4/6 PARACHUTE str,’ (J. Bryce, jun.) 1; 2/2 Patty Todd, scr. (P. Farquharsou) 2; 1/1 Lord Ernleigh. scr. (D. Teahen) 3. Also started? 7/8 Isis scr, 5/5 Beatrice Bingen scr. 7/9 Swift Guy scr, 6/7 Parrish Guide scr, 3/3 Guy Hugo 48 yds bhd., 8/4 Parrish Chimes 96yds. Won by half a length, half a length between second and third. Times 3.39 1-5; 330 2-5; 3.39 3-5. ADVANCE HANDICAP. Class 3.43. One mile and a half. —3/1 SUPERIOR RANK, scr (C. S. Donald) 1; 17/11 Effie Parrish, scr. (G. Mouritz) 2; 5/5 Maltravers, scr. (G. MeKendry) 3. Also started: 2/2 U Scott scr, .10/12 Svlvie’s Best scr. 13/14 Donald Dhu scr, 16/13 Parisienne scr, 4/3'J?oval Houlton scr, 12/9 Serene BingiW scr. 17/17 Almont Cling scr. 1/4 Panguitch scr, 6/6 Pine Art scr. 8/8 Cusheen scr, 9/16 Janet Gaynor scr, 14/10 .Master Garry scr. 10/14 Hoyle scr, 6/7 Queensbnrv Wilkes 36yds. bhd. Won bv a length and a half, half a length between second and third. Tinies 3.32 2-5; 3.32 4-5; 3.33 3-5. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Class 3.36. One mile and a half.—3/1 MA WARO. 12yds. bhd. (D. C. Watts) 1; 14/14 Wee'Wrack. 12yds. bhd. (J. Bell inn.) 2; 6/6 Red Flush 12yds bhd (M. Stewart) 3. Also started: 17/17 Royal Palm scr. 13/16 Purveyor scr. 14/11 Guv Alauritius scr, 4/4 Reylena scr. 10/15 Casanova scr. 1/2 Doubt set? 5/5 .Motina Tama scr. 8/8 Myrna Lov scr. 9/13 Precious Metal 12yds. bhd 7/7 Carrageen 12yds, 12/12 On Parade. 12yds. 2/3 Lucky Jack, 12yds. 14/10 Roval Crescent 12yds, 18/18 Montv Chimes 24vds, 10/9 Vologda 48 yds. ' Won by a length and a half, two lengths between second and third. Times 3.23 4-5; 3.24; 3.24 l a. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. Class 4.32. Two miles.—l/1 GRAND MOGUL 12yds. bhd (.1. Eraser, jun.). 1: Grace AlcElwyn, 12yds. (R. B. J’.errv) 2; 2/2 Francis Lincoln. 12yds. bhd.’ (F. Holmes) 3. . Also started: 8/9 Bingen Palm scr, 7/8 Agile scr, 9/10 Peter Locanda scr. 4/4 Battlefield scr. 5/5 Little Nelson 12yds. bhd.. 10/7 Fernbrook Lass. 24yds bhd. 6/6 Taxpayer 48yds. Won by a length, a length between second and third. Times 4.28 2-5; 4.29; 4.30 1-5. WMKAURA HANDICAP. Unhoppled trotters. Class 3.44. One mile and a half.-4/4 TYRONE LASS, 36 yds. bhd (V. Album) 1; 1/1 Royal Romance. 12vds bhd. (Al. Holmes) -, 5/5 Prince Harvester, 48yds bhd. (S. A. Edwards) 3. Also started: 12/14 Isis scr, 8/8 Guy Hugo scr, 15/15 Parrish Guide scr. 14/13 V ictor Lingen scr. 10/10 Bon Haven 24yds bhd, 13/12 Bosun 24yds. 3/6 Chudleigh 36yds, 9/11 Parrish Chimes 36 yds, 10/9 Sphinx 48yds, 6/3 Renegade 48yds, 2/2 Leeway 84yds, 7/6 Helen’s Bay 108 yds. Won by a neck; two lengths. Times 3.28 1-5, 3.30 2-5, 3.20 2-5.

PAPAKAIO HANDICAP. Class 2.56. One mile and a quarter. —1/1 BLAIR ATHOL, scr. (S. A. Edwards) 1; 5/5 Greennmntle. 24yds. bhd. (D. C. Watts) 2; 3/4 Double Great, scr. (M Holmes) 3. Also started: 7/9 play On scr. 11/13 Cantata scr. 9/6 Vologda scr, 8/7 Sea Trail scr, 14/14 Ladv Antrim scr, 13/11 Loretta sei, 6/B'Doris Derbv scr. H>/16 Llewellyn’s Pet scr. 2/2 Golden Mist 12yds bhd, 12/12 Wild Dreaipse 12yds and 4/3 Stirling Ladv 36yds. Won by half a length, three lengths between second ;i”d third. Times 2.45 2-5; 2.43 3-5;

"’ENFIELD HANDICAP. Class 2.4 G. One mile and a quarter—l/1 DE SOTO scr. (J. Bryce, ,jun.) 1: 5/5 Homeward ser. (J. Fraser, jun.,) 2; 3/2 Little Nelson, ser. (coupled with Willow Wave) (M. Holmes) 3. Also started: 9/9 Peter Locanda ser, 8/8 Fernbrook Lass ser, 3/2 Willow Wave, 12 vds bhd, coupled with Little Nelson, 4/4 Francis Lincoln 12yds, 3/3 Llewellyn’s Pride 12yds, 7/7 Bingen Palm, 24yds, G/6 Agile 24yds. Won by three lengths, a length between second and third. Times 2.46 2-5; 2.46 3-5; 2.47. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Class 2.18. One mile. —4/4 FAIRHAVEN, scr. (D. C. Watts) 1; 1/1 Happy Knight, 12 vds bhd. (coupled with Eighteen Carat) (J. Walsh) 2; 3/3 Symmetry scr (11. Marshall) 3. Also started: 2/2 Stirling Lady scr. 5/6 Lough Guy ser. 7/7 Wild Dreams scr, 1/1 Eighteen Carat 24yds, (coupled with Happy Knight), 6/5 Admiral Bingen. 12yds. 9/9 King’s Cup 12yds, and 8/8 Admiral Wrack 12yds. Won by two lengths, a length between second and think Times 2.11 2-5; 2.11; 2.13 2-5. Waikato Trots HANDICAP TO KING’S PLAY. HAMILTON, May 9. The Waikato trots were held to-day in glorious weather after a heavy frost. There was a good attendance. The track was somewhat dead after recent rain. Results: INNOVATION HANDICAP. Class 3 5 One mile and a quarter. 2/1 HEARSAY, ser. 1; 8/12 Bedford scr., 2; 3/3 Worthy Boy, scr. 3. Scr.: Claudelands, ‘ Our* Peggy, Tinokaha, Transfer was bracketed with Hearsay. FRANKTON HANDICAP. Class 349 One mile and a half.—2/3 FRANZ DERBY, scr. 1; 5/5 Polly Pan, 120yds bhd. 2; 4/4 Nelspear scr. 3. Scr.: Rose Marble. Won by a neck. Time 3.43 3-5.

PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Claslß; 4.45. Two miles.—2/2 KING’S PLAY 36yds. bhd. 1; 4/4 Winaway, 12yds. bhd. 2; 1/1 Neryie’s Last, ser. 3. Ser.: Our McKinney, Social Pest. Won by five lengths, eight lengths between second and third. Time 4.36 4-5. NEWSTEAD HANDICAP. Class 3.40. One mile and a half.—3/2 STAR PRONTO, 72yds bhd. 1; 8/10 Bismuth, 36vds bhd. 2; 7/7 Rod Frontier 60yds bhd. 3. Ser.: Stargum, Ranfurly Lass, Our Summer, Electric

Bell. Won by two lengths and a half, a, similar distance between second and third. Time 3.33. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Class 4.58. Two miles. —2/3 WAIKATO PRINCE 96yds bhd. 1; 5/5 Elissa, scr. 2; 1/1 Arapai, 84yds bhd 3. Ser.: President Boy. Won by half a length. Time 4.51 2-5. FA REW EI ,L lIA ND ICAP—7/8 CHERRILL 1; 5/3 Trymont 2; 3/6 Home Brew 3. Ser.: Claudelands. Amberley Races DOUBLE TO POLYGRAPH. CHRISTCHURCH. May 9. 'The weather was fine and the track in good order for the annual meeting of the Amberley Racing Club. The totiabi'ator hfinilled £4203/10/-, compared with £4438/10/- last year. Results: BRACKENFIELD HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—2— HONOUR’S LASS, 9.1 (Turner) _ 1; I—Grand Review, 9.16 2; s—C'olossian.5 —C'olossian. 9.10 3. Ser.: Execution. Grampion, Brevity, Solwit. Won by half a length. Time 1.29. NOVICE STAKES. Five furlongs. 4—POLYGRAPH. 8.7 (Kirwan) 1; 3— Gay Lyric, 7.12 2; 2—Cyrillian, 7.12 3. ’ Scr.: Golden Glow, Royal Coat. Wharemanea. Won by a head. Time 1.1 4-5. KOWAT TROT. Class 3.5. One mile and a quarter. —3 —GINGER JACK, scr. 1; 12 —Post Haste, scr. 2; 10 — Pukeuri, scr. 3. Scr.: Point Blank. Won bv half a length. Time 2.56. '■GLASNEVIN HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. —2 —CAPITAL. 7.11 (Parsons) 1; s—Courtyard, 7.13 2; I—Rebel Chief. 8.12 3. All started: Won by a length, a neck between second and third. Time 1.28 2-5. STARK Y MEMORIAL HANDICAP. Hack conditions. One mile and a quarter. —I—EXECUTION.1 —EXECUTION. 8.5 (Parsons) 1; 3 —lmpossible, 7.5 2; 2 — Chidden, 9.3 3. The only starters. Won by a length, with three lengths between second and third. Time o jo o_s SEA DOWN HANDICAP. Seven furIongs.—4—POLYGRAPH 7.7 (Hibberd) 1; 2 —Sovereign Lady, 8.4 2; 3—Colombo, 9.6 3. Also started: Sword-stick, Gold Coat, Arrownilla. Madge’s, Coin. Won by a length. Time 1.28 4-5. AMBERLEY' HANDICAP.' Nine furlongs.—3—CßANFOßD, 8.12 (Humphries) 1; I—Moonbeam. 8.11 2; 2 — Lady Graceful. 9.0 3. Also started. Final Shot. Won bv two lengths. TEVIOTDALE TROT. Class 3.43. One mile and a half. —NATIWE SON, scr. I; Elite Rey, scr. 2; Irish Aggie scr. 3. Scr.: Bombay Girl, YVilla Ginger Jack, Point Blank. Sett Lord. Won by half a length. Time 3.30 4-5. Egmont Races ONE WHETU AND SLIPPERY WIN HAWERA. May 9. The weather was overcast for the second day of the Egmont races. The track was heavy. There was a splendid attendance. Results. MANAWA POU HURDLES. One mile and a half.—l/3 CONTACT, 10.8, 1; 3/5 Silk Sox. 9.6 2; 5/4 Saltspray 111.1 3. Scr.: Brigadore. Won by a head. Time 2.55 2-5. SHORTS HACK HANDICAP Sixfurlongs.—2/2 MUSTANG, 7.11 1; 3/5 Le Trop. 8 4 2; 1/1 Trouvaille, 8.4 3. All started. YVon by a head. Time 1.18 4-5. ADAMSON STEEPLECHASE. About two miles.—4/4 BEAU STAR. 9.0 1; 2/2 Petrarch. 9.8 2; 3/3 Don Erma. 9.4 3. Ser.: Forest Glow. Won bv two lengths. Time 4.8. 'CHAMPION HACK CUP Nine furlongs.—l/1 HUNTING QUEEN. 7.11 1; 2/2 Leo Colossus, B.G 2; 6/6 Orae, 7.9 3. All started. YVon by two lengths. Time 2.1 1-5. MOKOTA HANDICAP. Six furlongs,—s/5 ONE WHETU. 9.0 1; 1/1 Gold Mission. 8.6 2; 4/4 Limulus,. 8.5, 3. Ail started. Won by a neck. Time 1. 17 2-5.

DAVIDSON HANDICAP. One mile and a half.—4/4 SLIPPERY. 7.9 1; 2/2 Friesland, 8.5 2; 1/1 Prostration, 8.8. 3. Ser. One Whetu, Refresher. Contact, Windsoreen, Won by half a length. Time 2min, BOROUGH HACK HANDICAP.— 1/1 BOOMERANG 1; 2/2 Flammarion 2; 8/8 Golden Rill 3. Also started: Trouvaille, Red Fox, ITamarin, Royal Feast, Hun ting Lad, Script. MARLBOROUGH R.O. CUP TO ROSE VAL. BLENHEIM, May 9. There was ideal weather for the Marlborough Racing. Club’s Meeting. The course was good and the attendance satisfactory. The totalisator handled £4.047 10s as against £3,374 last year, making a total for the two days'of £6.618 10s, as against £5,481 Ills. Results:—

WATITOFAT lIANDTC'A’P:—2 TAN JOHN (W. Higinbotham) 1; 1 Wikitoria (L. A. Berkett) 2; 3 Count Parrish (J. Pugh) 3. All starred. Won bv two lengths; half a length. Time 4.55 2-5.

NOVICE STAKES:—! SKY PILOT (A. E. Ellis) 1; 2 Myriam (A. Messervy) 2; 3 Conception (Rosewarne) 3. All started. Won by a length; a length. Time 1.17 3-5. BLENHEIM HANDICAP—I BACK LEAD’ (Mosservy) 1; 3 CTiaste (D. Lamb) 2; 2 Free Rose (B. McCauley) 3. Also started: Pegged Exchange, Dark Rose, Zetes. Won by half a length; same. Time 1.30. MARLBOROUGH CUP:—I 'ROSE VAL (Lamb) 1; 3 Sisterina, (McCauley) 2; 4 Sweet Agnes (Alrsservy) 3. Also started: Might. Won by half a length; a length. Time 2.12 1-5. RENWTCKTOWN TROT:—3 JUGGLER (E. G. Hasler) 1; 6 First Aid (A. M. Connolly) 2: 2 Buddy (C. Yeatman) 3. All started. Won h.v half a length; a length. Time 2.18 4-5.

MEMBERS’ HANDICAP:—3 GASMASK (Lamb) 1: 1 Windward (BMcCaulev) 2; 5 Free Rose (L. H. Jones) 3. Also started: Vinco. The Sandwichmnn. Won by half a length; a lonn-tli. Tim? 1.164.

STEWARDS’' HANDICAP:— 2 ROYAL GALLANT (Messervy) 1: 5 Back Lead (Goldsboro) 2; 6 Kaimuk (Lamb) 3. Also started: Sisterina, Darecourt. Arona, Pegged Exchange. Won by half a length; a length. Time 1.44 1-5. MARLBOROUGH T.C. TO-DAY. The postponed Marlborough T.C. meeting will bo held to-day for which small fields are engaged. The single pool system of bettin'g will operate. The following horses should run prominently:— 12.15: Trial—Dusky Chum, Buddy.

12.55: Stewards —Corrianda, Wikitoria. 1.40: Seddon —Activity, Happi. 2.25: Marlborough —Guymoml, Belle o ’ Mine. 3.10: Seaview —Rapidian, Reddie, Greatfast. 3.55: President's —Corrianda, Wikitoria. 4.40: Dandy Loeanda, Janice. 4.40: Dash—Dandy Loeanda. Janice. TattersalFs Races MASTER BRIERLY FAILS AGAIN (Received Mav 10 030 p.rn.) ' SYDNEY. May 10. A feature of the Tai tersnll' s Giub races at Rant’iwick on wa.the fourth .successive win of Grand Bov. ridden by McC'arl.-ti, who earned off the Two-Year-Old Hand.cap in " smart Held, Master Briefly agacn lei down his admirers when he finished in the ruck in the James Barnes Plate, which was won by the promising Heroic fillv. Pair Diana. Results: — Two-Year-Old Handicap: Grand Boy 9.0 (MeCarten) 1; Shakespeare B.W (J Munro) 2 J Black Gauntlet 7.4 (Hanley) 3. Eleven started, including We Three. Won by three-quarters of a length; half. Time 1.13}. Jlinuis Baunes Plate: Pair Diana 0.12 (Curbvj 1: Urunalong 0.10 (Duncan) 2; Oro 9.10 (MeCarten) 3. Twelve .started,, including Master Briefly. Won by two lengths; one. Time 2-l s -lPrince Pombal was unplaced in 'he E ying Handicap, 'which was won by Mo.mirav. Cherry King and Golden Gate were unplaced n the Welter Handicap, won by High. The Genius won the Hurdle Bare by five lengths from Grey Abbott. Woodcut tell and was injured, ami was later destroyed. MENTONE RACES. JACK HORNER SCORES. MELBOURNE, May 10. At the Mentone races, the Newburn Hurdle Race resulted—Cape Race 9.2 (Martin) 1; Waiho 9.8 (Healy) 2; We i Court 9.5 (Warner) 3. . Six started. Won by three-quarters of a length; a head. Time 3.4-}. Tinamba Plate—The Sky Patrol 7.G (Preston) 1; Araunah 9.12 (Box) 2; Cinetheon 7.10 (Bevis) and Quiamong 7.S (O'Brien) dead heat, 3. Six started. Won by a length and a half; half a length. Time 1.13}. Boisdale. Welter Handicap—J ack Horner 7.11 (Preston) 1; Buteman 8.7 (Skidmore) 2; Master Motley 7.11 (Peacock) 3. Fifteen started. Won bv a head; same. Time 1.27. (’igar was unplaced in the first division of the Avon Handicap and Idavale was unplaced in the second division. Greenhorn was unplaced in the Fowerscourt Handicap. Calydon, Cape Liloek, Lobengula ami Meinlm were unplaced in the Tinamba Purse. Two horses came down in the Newburn Hurdle, namely Boomberry, ridden by E. Meredith, who was seriously injured and Dakwood, the latter rolling on Meredith. QUEENSLAND TURF CLUB. BRISBANE, May 10. At the Queensland Turf Club concluding day. results were: — Moreton Handicap- —Thalwyn 8.12 (Brennan) 1; Silver Standard 7.11 (W. Cook) 2; Rullian 7.2 (Bennett) 3. Ten started. Won by a . length; a neck. Time 2.41. Two No Trumps finished second in the Novice Handicap, which was won by Bon Soldat. South Australian J.C. VOITRE’S FINE HORSEMANSHIP ADELAIDE, May 10. The South Australian Jockey Club’s autumn meeting opened on Saturday. The chief event, the Goodwood Handicap resulted—Agargil 7.5 (Gratez) 1; Anton Hill 7.10 (Elliott) 2; Petunia Park 6.12 (Bromley) 3. Eighteen started. Won by a length. The winner paid a very substantial dividend. St. Leger Stakes—Doncaster S.lO (Voitre) 1; Counter Patrol 8.10 (Patching) 2; The Riff 8.10 (Mules) 3. Seven started. Won by a neck; two and a-half lengths Time 3.3. The newspapers declare that only Voitre’s great horsemanship enabled Doncaster to win. Five furlongs from home, Doncaster was last, and he then (game through the field, and was second into the straight. He fought out the race yard for yard with the classy Counter Patrol, gaining the narrowest victory. The crowd gave Voitre an ovation. Trotting Notes Swordsman: Having his first race at Cambridge the American-bred three-yoar-old trotter Swordsman created a very fine impression by his win in the Hautapu Handicap, in which he was at a good price, mainly because his trainer did not feel very confident after see.ng the state of the track. Swordsman began well, and, except for a couple of slight lapses, gave a sound display It was his courage in ft tight finish that won the colt many admirers, and when he next starts ho will not be at such a good price. The only one seriously to trouble Swordsman at the finish was his former stable mote. Polly Pan, who trotted a great race* Swordsman is bred on the best Lues, being by the world’s champion sire Peter Volo from Lydia Lee, a daughter of Loe Axworthy from' Harvest Girl, by Walnut Hall from Noblet. Lee Axworthy is by Guy Axworthy, producer of some of the world’s fastest trotters, and took a record of 1.58} Swordsman is a “golden cross’’ production from the head lines of this world-famous breed. Racing Notes Will Do Better: Queen Nona’s second to Sebrof at Avondale was the best race she has ever run. A speedy mare, she is running on beter than'formerly and quite possibly she will do well during the winter months. Likiely Soon: Supreme Court is expected to make himself a nu'sanco in a hack race shortly. Engaged at Marton: Horowhenua is an interesting entry tor the open flat events at Marton next week. Last winter Horowhenua was in good form, winning on the concluding day of the Auckland meeting, and then taking the Whyte Handicap on the, opening day at Trenthem. His stablemate, Horotiu, is also engagod at Marton, These are the

only two Hiecarton-trained horses nominated for the meeting. Blub iTigler: Blue Tiger,, who won his first race over hurdles at Woodville, is the property of his trainer, JB. Goodman who lives at Woodville. Experience is a great asset to a jumper, put onlookers at Blue Tiger’s victory dechared that he had nothing to learn. Lyric: Lyric, the Iliad two-year-old, who was" successful at Perth on Monday, is :: full-sister to Boomerang and a haltsister to Might. She was acquired at the yearling sales January twelve months ago by Mr. I'l. Meares, of Perth for 230 guineas.

W'elling'ton R.C.: The Wellington Racing Chib is applying for three days’ racing at its Spring meeting, the extra day on the 'l'hursdav prior to Labour Day.

Change of Dates: On account of the Dunedin Jockey (tub’s change of dates the Ashburton County Racing Club will hold its Winter meeting on June 6 instead of on June 27. DBath of Royal Rapa: Royal Papa died at Feilding a few days' ago as the result of internal trouble.' He was bred by Air. T. C. S tnson, of Nukumarn, and was raced on lease bv his trainer, Air. I’. Holman. He was a six-year-old chestnut gelding bv Ruapapa from Lady Haze] and, while his form was moderate,. h<* will’ alwavs be remembered as the first winner of the Duke of Gloucester Cup. The lease of the gelding would have expired next Saturday. Count Claw our: Count Cavour, who holds the record for the largest amount, £18,650, won by a racehorse in New Zealand alone, is still hale and hearty in his fifteenth year on Luke Station Waipukurau. Count Cavour raced for eight seasons ■from two years to nine, ami included i n his 17 victories were the two Derbies, Great Northern St. Leger and New Zealand Cup, but the Auckland Cup eluded him. He made an assault on that prize in five successive years, being second in the first three', then fourth, then third. CORRY’S DISPERSAL SALE. P.LFNIIEIAf, May 9. The sum of 500 guineas was paid by Mr ('. A. Goodfellow, of Melbourne, for the stallion Rabbi, which was the centi'i. of interest at the dispersal salt, of Mr. J. J. Corry’s thoroughbred racehorses. Air. Corry, who is retiring from racing owing to ill-health, after a long and prominent association with the turf, offered some thirty horses at auction,' at t raeting a large crowd. There was keen competition, all but throe or four horses being sold.

Alaypay "'as acquired by Captain C. J. Crawford on behalf of the 'British Bloodstock Agency, London, the price being 100 gas. Miladi was bought by Mr. \v. <L Fuller, a Marlborough sportsman, for 180 gas. 'lhe same price was paid by an undisclosed principal for Mvriam. RACING FIXTURES. Mav l(i—Marton J.C. Mav l(i—Southland R.C. May 16 —Ashburton C.R.C. Mav 16—Waipa R.C. May 21, 23 —South Canterbury J.C. May 23 —Carterton R.C. May 30—Fox ton R.C. May 30, June 3, G —Auckland R.C. June 4, 6—Otaki Maori R.C. June 6 —Ashburton C.R.C. June 11. 13 —Hawke’s Bay J.C. June 20, 23 —Wanganui J.C. June 20. 23 —Napier Park R.C. „une 23—Opotiki J.C. (at Tauranga). June 23, 25, 27 —Dunedin J.C. Julv I—Dannevirke1 —Dannevirke lI.C. TROTTING FIXTURES. May IG, IS—Nelson T.C. May 30—Canterbury Park T.C. June 13 —Ashburton T.C. June 20, 23—Auckland T.C.