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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 27 September 1926, Page 6

. : : •/.. • ■ , ' * RESULTS OF ASHB URTON MEETING. ■ ' ' ' ’ • (by TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.) CHRISTCHURCH, Sept. 26. The Ashburton County Racing Glut) held ifcsi spring meeting at Riccarton to-day. The •weather was fine and the going was hard. .The totalisator handled £18,210, as against £12,081 on the first day of the two days’ meeting last year. The results are: BBAEMAR HANDICAP. Of 120 sovs. One mile. 1! Brightling (C. Emerson) 1 2 Tarleton 2 3 Gay Jnliet 3 Also started: 4 Record Trip. Won by a length and a half, with a length ■between second and third. Time, 1.41 2-5. FAIRFIELD HACK HANDICAP. Of 110 sovs. Seven furlongs. 3 Zarisee (C. Emerson) 1 1 Paper Boy .'. 2 7 Prophet’s Mask 3 Also started: 4 Precious, 5 Peho, 2 Royal Game, 0 Lytup, 10 Grey Lass, 6 Lady Clarenceux, '7 Waterlow, 11 Green Cloth, 8 Royal Spear. Won by a length, with three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, 1.27 2-5. -' . \ SELMA TROT HANDICAP. Of 115 sovs. One mile and five furlongs 8 Some Jazz (A. Hendrickson) 1 1 Harold Thorpe ( 2 „ 11 Kibiringi 3 Also started: 10 Lady Matchlight, 10 Wenlo, 17 Airman, 14 Rosethoi;n, 16 Ariki, 20 Thraneen, 5 Theckla Boy, 19 Wakataura, 3 Ashley Dillon, 27 Direct Chimes, 7 Lady Cio, 21 Kyana, ElecHuon, 15 Hoon Hav, 27 Franzie Pointer, 12 Logan Maid, 25 Polo Jim, 18 Avenger, 13 Sparkling Chimes, 24 Ivor, 4 Pluto. 2 Logan King, 22 Koraki, 27 Bold Bill. 4 Pattie Alto, 9 Young Blake, 29 Lady Wildwood. Won by two lengths, with six lengths between second and third. Time, 3.48 4-5. ASHBURTON HANDICAP. Of 200 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 1 Footfall (F. E. Jones) 1 2 Heather Lad . 2 1 Starmist (coupled with winner) 3 Also started l : 4 Waetea, 3 Jubilant. Won by half a length, with threequarters of a length between second and third. Time, 2.7 4-5. , f TRIAL PLATE. Of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. First Division. 3 Violet H (F. C. Porter) 1 1 Assurance ...1 2 9 Sagittarius. 3 Also started: 14 Beau Jeste, 10 Moratorium, 23 Spearman, 19 Motor Smash, 6 Coupon. 5 Delicious, 21 The Atom", 8 Royal Tractor, 10 Coleur de Rose, 4 Crossbpw. 15 Dollar Princess, 13 Suven-. Won by two lengths, with a neck between second . and third. Time, 1.1 3-5.

Second Division. 4 Fair Exchange (R. Coveney) 1 7 Gay Bird 2 11 Lancer 3 Also started: 20 Thessaly, 16 Silver Cord, 13 Gold Mint, 2 Cornstalk, 17 Boliito, 12 Happy Queen, 22 Queen’s Bounty, 18 Solgele. Won by two lengths, with one length between second and third. Time, 1.2. LONGBEACH HACK HANDICAP. .Of 110 sovs. Six furlongs. 5 Kilris, (F. E. Jones) 1 10 Goldtown 2 6 Royal Head 3 Also started: 1 Gay Queen, 3 Kilbox, 4 Solemo, 2 Margaret Bimey, 8 Flourish, 9 Gay Life. 7 Axle, 11 Sir Roy, 12 Gold Silk. 13 Chivalry, _l4 . Tam Glen. Won by a length, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 1.15 1-5. RAKAIA TROT HANDICAP. Of 115 sovs. One mile. 11 Logan Holme (J. McLean) ... 1 4 Doris Dillofi 2 16 Acton 3 Also started: 4 Wee Gus, 12 Copra, 13 Shadowland, 7 Olioura, 20 Peter Elect, 22 Wakataua, 24 Silent Member, 18 Panto, 2 Bertha Bingen, 12 Polo Jim, 15 Gwenleigh, 25 Eileen Chimes, 10 His Majesty, 2 Native Queen, 17 Mirie Dillon, 14 Queen Ida, 3 Edith Locanda, 12 Gibraltar, 6 Yen, 21 Bold Bill, 25 Henry Tracey, 26 Dandy Rose, 8 High Jinks, 23 Wirey, 19 Haydock, 5 Some Jazz. Won by a length, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 2.17 3-5. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of 120 sovs. Six furlongs. 5 Countersign (T. Metcalfe) ... 1 6 Booster 2 7 Goosestep \.‘. 3 Also started: 4 Nincompoop, 1 Moorland, 3 Tuahine. 2 Paperchase. Won by a length and a quarter, with two lengths between second andi third. Time, 1.12 4-5. NAPIER: PARK MEETING. SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. NAPIER, Sept. 25. The Napier Park spring meeting concluded to-day in fine weather and before a good attendance. The totalisa.tor handled £12,772, making £23,'312 for .the meeting, as against £12,951 for the one day meeting last year. The results are:— J NURSERY HANDICAP. "Of 120 sovs. Five furlongs. 4 Teri (S. Anderson) 1 2 Lady Orby 2 < 2 Rory O’lMore 3 Also started: 6 Polydieetes, 2 Gannymede (coupled with Rory Q*More), 4 Mori (coupled with Teri), 5 Wreath of Myrtle, 5 Eostra. Won by half a length, with two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.2 3-5. TRIAL HACK HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. 3 Starboard Light (J. Hockley) 1 € Comedic « 2 . 9 Molto 3 Also started: 1 Royal Time. 2 General Wai, 4 Perle de Rouge, 10 Whititaua, 8 Hinekapua, 11 Tameterangi, 7 Rakaupanga, 5 Mint Julep. Won by a head, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.15 2-5. ESKDALE HACK HURDLES. Of 150 sovs. One mile and a half. ' 2 Allmarimba (A. McDonald) 1 1 1 Lombardo 2 3 Handy ...... 3

by two* lengths, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 2.44 4-5. ' RACING CLUB HANDICAP. ,Of 200' sovs. One mile and distance. 5 Perle De Leon (P. Burgess) 1 1 Tioga' 2 2Do Luxe ...... 3 Also started: 3 Merry Day, 4 Olympic. Won by a neck, with two lengths between second! and third. Time, 1.53 2-5. TELEPHONE HACK HANDICAP. Of 125 sovs. Six furlongs. 6 Mime (C. France) .......... 1 1 Vertigern > 2 2 Cool' Card ..... 3 Also started: 3 Inner Harbour, 4 Mountain Star, 6 Hymiill, 7 Ahalama. Won by a head, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 1.14. KOROKIPO HIGH-WEIGHT. Of 150 sovs. One mile. 7 Road Hog (A. Griffiths) 1 1 Serene 2 6 Theie ............. 3 Also started: 3 Santiago, 2 Diamond Ring, 4 Morose, 5 Gurnion. Won by a short length, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.42 3-5. GRANDSTAND HANDICAP. Of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. 7 Royal Damon (S. Anderson) 1 1 Lieinius 3 5 Nine of Spades 3 Also started: 2 Automne, 2 Threadneedle (bracketed with Automne), 3 Polar, G First Acre, 10 Huikai, 8 Epistle, 4 Standard), 9 Arataura. Won by a neck, •with; a' head between second and third. Time, 1.14. PUKE TAP U HACK HANDICAP. Of 125 sovs. (Seven furlongs. 2 Hynanna (R. J. Mackie) ... 1 4 Strongholt p 3 ©ennanee ■ 3 Also started: 1 Penman, 5 iMolto. Won by two lengths, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 1.28 4-5. THE AVONDALE MEETING. SATURDAY’S RESULTS. . AUCKLAND, Sent. 25. The Avondale Jockey Club’s spring meeting opened at Bllerslie to-day in fine weather and' before a. large' attendance. The totalisator handled £72,935, a® compared with £50,506 last year, when the club raced on its own ground at Avondale. The results are: MAIDEN PLATE Of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. 14 Antrim Boy (C. Davies)) ... 1 4 Bahama -3 9 Tinokoa 3 Also started: 18 Night Comet, 16 Arinagour, 10 Day Lass, 7 Nassock, 3 Plane Pearl, 19 Catapult, 2 King Arch 29 Master Noel, 20 San Quin, 15 Kameharueha, 22 Daytaro, 1 Clarus, 13 Quondong, 21 Rina Mangu, 6 War Officer, 12 Star Comet, 5 King Emerald, 23 Charitaine, 8 Bold Front, Marita, coupled with Bahama, 17 Fair Abbey, 11 Salamander, 14 Oldest Boy. Won by two and a half lengths, with threequarters of a. length between second and third. King Emerald was fourth. Time, 1.284-5.

GREY LYNN HURDLES. Of 300 sovs; two miles. 2 King’s Guard (Rennie) 1 6 Glenotus ’. 2 4 Mahgaloire 3 > Also started: 3 Sir Roseberry, 1 Zircon, 7 Mia. Bella, 5 Lucullent, 10 Flowing Bowl, 9 Karamu, 8 Pendavis. Won by half a length, with ten lengths between second and third. Time, 3.45 3-5. WELTER HANDICAP. Of 250 sovs; six furlongs. 6 Day Guard (Carmont) 1 13 Sir Archie 2 1 Imitation 3 Also started: 2 King Lu and Queen Arch (bracketed), 10 Auxumavis, 18 Uralla, 4 Gala Day, 23 Archibald, 20 Dave, 14 Prince Abbey, 8 Quincoma, 3 Jeanette, 21 Bright Night, 7 Master O’Borke, 5 Ned Kelly, 9 Pegaway, 4 Forest Gold, 17 Pompey, 19 Royal Picture, 15 Winsome Boy, 11 Ohinemun, 12 Town Guard, 22 Clockwork, 16 Blue Skv. Won by half a head, with three lengths lie tween second and third. Archibald was fourth. Time, 1.15 2-5. AVONDALE CUP. Of 1500 sovs; one anile aaid a half. 1 Beacon Light (J. Barry) 1 9 Tanadees 2 8 Lord Star ....! 3 4 Nippy 4 Also started: 6 Civility, 3 Mask, 10 Town Bank, 7 Desert Glow, 13 Princess Ronnie, 14 Star Ranger, 5 Danae, 2 Lomint, 12 Transformer, 19 Passionate, 15 Gold Jacket, 11 Captain Gazeley, 17 Rahepoto, 18 Holymond, 16 Sleepy Sol. Won by a long neck, with a similar distance between second and third. Time, 2.36 3-5. AVONDALE STAKES. Of 1000 sovs. Five furlongs. 6 Cemaline (Tinker) 1 3 High Finance 2 4 Laughing Prince 3 5 Paganeili 4 Also started: 9 Autumn Lad, 10 Abbey Dale, 12 Carinthia, 15 Irish Lad, 2 Merry Mint, 13 Solario, 18 The Norge, 16 Auriculus, 8 Chips, 19 Exalted, 11 Automina, 14 Franc-hoed, 1 Frenzied Finance, 20 Idun, 7 Ti Tree. Won by two lengths, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.1 3-5 FLYING HANDICAP. Or 500 sovs. Six furlongs. 6 Le Clioucasi (Morris) 1 ’-7 Tea Bell 2 14 Favo 3 Also started: 4 York Abbey, 1 Hoariri, 9 King Merv, 3 Merry Damon, 2 Father O’Flynn, 10 Coma, 11 Sevang, 16 White Bircl, 15 Nancy Lee, 5 Kingfield, 8 Phaola,' 12 Master Doon, 13 Chairman. Won by three-quarters of a length, with on© length between second and third. Chairman was fourth. Time, 1.14 2-5. HENDEBSON HANDICAP. Of 250 sovs. Seven furlongs 4 High Pitch (Tito) 1 3 Te Monanui 2 15 Mosaic 3 Also started: 14 Bright Day, 10 Tresham, 7 Tall Timber, 1 Edenhall, 2 Barometer, 5 Charlady, 13 Namutere, 11 True Blood, 6 Muscari, 12 Gold Fern, .. 16 Boomerday, 8 Gold Rain, 9 Jubilance', 17 Arch Arrow. Won by two lengths, with a length between second and third. True Blood was fourth. Time, 1.27 2-5. Of 300 sovs. One mile. SWANSON HACK WELTER. 1 Chamour (Henderson) 1 2 Kilperon 2 9 Wiltshire 3

O UUiDUOj | vardia, 3 Cohesion, 19 Ki'llute, 7 Golden Krist, 16 Lightwood, 4 Value, 11 Maveelish, 14 Adi Vunivola, 12 Ngarara, 10 Luxurious, 18 Bizarre, 17 Marble Mount. Won by half a length with two lengths between second and third Golden Krist was fourth. Time, 1.40 3-5. THE RACING DESCRIBED. (By Telegraph —Special to The Star.) , AUCKLAND, Sept. 25. The Avondale Jockey Club was favoured with excellent weather for the opening day of their spring meeting, which eventuated at Ellerslie to-day. Consequent on a spell of good weather, the race track was in fine order. Ihe attendance was very large, as reflected in the big totalisator turnover. Beacon Lio-ht never looked like benig beaten in”the running of tb© Cup, and in Cimaline Mr Stead has a fine two-year-°ld‘ ANTRIM BOY’S SURPRISE. Claras (£3995) was a good favourite for the Maiden Plate Krug Arali (£2429) also had a good big following, but nothing else carried four figures. Bahama began best, and, up the back stretch was closely attended hy Annagour, Antrim Bov and Fair Abbey. At the four-furlong post, Antrim Boy took charge, and he led into the straight from Bahama and Tinokoa.. In the run to the judge Antrim Boy ran on well, and won very easily from Bahama, which only heat Tinokoa and the fastfinishing King Emerald. Clams was neX ‘UNSATISFACTORY TRIAL.

All acceptors for the Grey Lynn Hurdles went to the post and of them 'Zircon (£3100) had the best following 'on the tote, from King’s Guard and Sir Roseberry. From the wprd go Pendaris rushed away and had ,a lead of si dozen lengths- when he fell. Z-ncon then took charge from Karamu, Mia Bella and Glenotus. At the stand the order had undergone little alteration, but racing up the hack. King is. Gtiafd went up fast. Moving well during the 'final stages, he Von nicely from Glenotus. Miahgaloire was a poor third, ‘and was followed iby liueullent, Zircon 'and Flowing Bowl. The race Was unsatisfactory, as .Mia Bella, Pendavis and Karamu fell. Zircon s bridle gave trouble 'and Sir Roseberry bled and Was pulled up. HALF A HEAD.

Of the large field -that contested the Welter Handicap, Imitation- (£3189) 'counted on most supporters, the bracketted pair, King Lu and Queen Arch being second favourites and .Jeanette next. A good start was jefleeted, the first to show out being King Lu, Imitation, Master O’Rtorke and Ohrneimuri At the end of a furlong Day Guard had taken the lead and turned for home in front of Bright Knight, ’lmitation, Stir Archie, Gala Day and Jeanette. Up the straight bar Archie 'challenged, but his rider lost his whip Wid Day Guard beat him by a neck. Imitation was a good third, followed by 'Archibald, Bright Knight and Gala I)ay ’ CUP TO 1 THE FAVOURITE.

Mint Leaf was the only defection 'from the' Cup. and of the runners Beacon light (£5000) was a big farourite(being followed in »uhe petting; by Lomint (£2925), Mask (£2700), and Nippy. When the barrier rose Beacon Light and Invitation went to the front :a,nd ipaisising the istand were iaitten.de d (by Civility, and Sleepy Sol, with Lord ’Star and .Lomint next and Mask and Passionate, the last pair. There was little alteration in the leading positions! till six furlongs from home, where Sleepy Sol joined Beacon Bight in the lead Dfosert Glow was next, then Tanadees and Civility. Racing into the straight Beacon Light drew out and was going easily in front till Tan■adees came /at him! with a late run. Responding welt to his rider’s call, Beacon Light beat Tanadees by nearly ia length. Then, very close up, came ’Lord Star .amid Nippy, followed by Town -Bank land Desert Glow. STAKES TO- CIMALINE. A niees lot of youngsters went to the post for the Avondale Stakes, Frenzied Finance being a very big favourite. But she failed to jump out we'll. Beginning well, Cimaline (Stead’s) led Carinthia, Paganeili, High. Finance, and Abbey Dale over- the early stages. Racing into the straight, Cimaline had a useful lead over High Finance, Paganeili, and Frenzied Finance, and, galloping freely, Cimaline won very easily from High Finance, with Laughing Prince, and Paganeili next, followed by Merry Mint and Frenzied Finance. SOLID INVESTMENTS. The Flying Stakes produced a fine betting race, Hoarari (£2541), Father O’Flynn (£2446), York Abbey, Kingfield, and Le Ohoucas all coming into the market. When the barrier rose, Chairman and Tea Bell began best from York Abbey and Father O’Flynn. At tli© lialf-mile post Tea Bell and Chairman were still the leaders, and the pair were just in front of Nancy Lee, Hoariri, and Pavo at the home turn. Once in a line for the judge, Pavo challenged and Chairman went back. With, a hundred yards to go, Le Choucas came fast, and, passing Pavo and Tea Bell, won by three parts of a length from his stable mate, Tea Bell, with Pavo, Chairman, and Phabla next. MAIDEN PERFORMANCE. Of seventeen runners for the Henderson Handicap, Eden Hall (£4300) was a pronounced favourite, .while Barometer, Te Monanui, and High Pitch each had solid support. Arch Arrow, Nainutere, High Pitch and Te Moanui all began well and were well placed over the.first stage of ithe race. At the (half-mile post, High Pitch was just in front o_£ Arch Arrow, Muscari and Te Monanui. Racing into the straight, i High Pitch was clear of his opponents, but Te Monanui then threw out a challenge, but the maiden performer ran on well to beat Te Mpnianui by a eouplo of lengths, with Mosaic, True Blood and Eden Hall following and all close up. PUBLIC CHOICE JUSTIFIED. A pleasant clay concluded with the Swanson Hack, and of the big field bettors made Chamour the prime fancy, ho carrying in'ore than twice as much as Kilperon and Cohesion, -which pair were next in order as favourites. Jumping out smartly, Kilperon loci up the back from Killutc and Royal Form. The last-named joined Kilperon at the halfmile post, and they were just in front of Value and Ohaanour racing into the straight. In a line for the finish, Kilperon looked like winning, but Chamour finished remarkably well to beat him by a neck, with Wiltshire and .Value also close up.

NEWBURY AUTUMN HANDICAP. LONDON, Sept. 26. The Newbury Autumn Handicap resulted : Try Try Again 1, Pons Asenorum 2, Mafotta 3. Won by half a length. There were eight starters.

HAWKESBUKY' RACES. • fiY CABLE—PEEB3 ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT. SYDNEY, Sept. 25. The Halwkesbury races were held in fine weather. The .track was in good going order, despite the long dry spell. Count Cavour confirmed the confidence his supporters placed in him, and could have won by a much bigger margin thiau he did. Cawnpore jumped away smartly but was unable to maintain the advantage and finished a very moderate third. The principal results are: — JUMPERS’ FLAT RACE. Gadamin, 9.2 1 Knighthood, 9.2 2 Castles, 10.3 3 Seven started. Gadamin led all the why and won 'by a head, with six lengths between second and third. Time, 2.27. THREE-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP. Reonui, 9.2 1 Battlement. 7.4 2 Kelgoola, 7.13 3 Twelve started, including Bright Light. Derale Lad made the running and led to the straight from Reonui and Battlement. Reonui then came away, and after a hard struggle with Battlement won by half a neck, with Kelgoola. six lengths away. Time, 1.30. HAWKESBURY SPRING HANDICAP. Count Cavour, 9.2 1 Lady Lizzie, 7.8 2 Gleam Boy, 6.7 3 Twelve started, including Siaosi. Lady Lizzie led into the straight from Count Cavour, but the latter, with a great burst, came along and, heading Lady Lizzie, won comfortably by half a. length. Gleam Boy was two lengths further back. Time, 2.231. ROWLEY MILE. King Cyllene, 8.2 1 Mak Siccar, 6.9 2 Cawnpore, 8.5 3 Thirteen started. King Cyllene led into the straight and beat Mak Siccar by a head, with Cawnpore a length off. Time, 1.42. TULLAMARINE HANDICAP. MELBOURNE, Sept. 26. At Moonee Valey races the Tul'lamarine Handicap resulted: — SNOWFIRE, 7.8 1 AFFIRM, 8.10 2 OUR PRINCE, 8.4 3 Twelve started. AfteT an exciting finish Snowfire prevailed, defeating Affirm in the last .stride by a head. Our Prince was half a length away. Time, 2.28. THE RUROW MEETING.

(BY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION.) CHRISTCHURCH, Sept, 20. The Kurow Jockey Club’s handicaps are: —• Hakatairamea Welter Handicap. — Rioseday 10.9, Monoxide 9.6, John Bradbury 9.5, G:ay Juliet 8.13, Riosenor 8.10, Ronaki, His Majesty 8.5, Corn-

Cornstalk, Axle, Rbckfellow. 7.7. Rurow' Handicap.—Roseday 9.3, Ghickwilieaib 8.7, Goosestep 7.12, Waetea 7.11, Heather Had 7.10. Monoxide, Jubilant 7.7, Rose nor, His Majesty, Prompter 7.0. Waitangi Steeplechase.—TigeHand 11.9, Kipling 11.8, .Mainspring 11.1, Mandrake 9.5, Gooclfonn 9.2, He Grnse 9.0. Publicans’ Handicap.—John Bradbury 9.13, Rose nor 9.5, Fairy Herald, Kilris, Cooky Bond.hu, B right-ling 9.11, Oriflamb 8.9, Royal Game S.B, Gay Queen 8.6. Sweet Melody 3.10. Fairy Tidings 7.11. All Colours 7.9, Sol-rose, Cornstalk, Dioxide, Sir Roy, Polly Flindei’s 7.7.

Belfield Handicap.—Master Sandstone 9.0. Solferite 8,8, Contarf 8.7, Arpent 8.3, Tuahine 8.2, Rosenbr 3.1, Corn Rigs, Dancing Days 7.8, Dangle, Ronaki 7.7, Royal Game 7.3, All Colours, Dubious 7.0. The following are t.he handicaps for the trotting events: Waitaki Hnadicap Trot.—Meb, Jackv Audubon, Morven Lass, Logan Fame, El Oarron, Nan Brent, Pando- Pointer, Dalu-in, Daitc-ti .Junior. Kid, Logan Panto scr, Hiion Hay 24yds Mid. Wood Pointer 48, Kami knot 108.

Dash Handicap Trot—Scottish Maid, Moy-na, W.inverley, > Little Empress, Royal George, Jaieky Audubon, Morven Lass, Patch Junior, Starina: Panto scr,. Huon Hay, Dan Huon 24yds bhd. Minimax 48, Locanda Queen Stan Wilkes 72.

WEIGHTS DECLARED. HAWKE’S BAY MEETING. (BY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION.) NAPIER, Seipt. 26. The weights for the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s meeting,, are : Tomoaiia. Hurdles, I) miles. —Allmarimba 11.0, Pe-neiis 10.12, Lombardo 10.4, Handy 10.3, Revel 9.13, Arch Solute 9.12, Woden 9.8, Theie 9.7, Good Mark 9.3, Mixed Heather 9.2, Blissfulness, Mount Clyde, Humourist, Kirkwood 9.0. Trial Hack Stakes, five furlongs.— General Wai, Tan, Eloquent, New Bliss, Boy Blue, Mint Julep,. Mountain Heath, Alamba, Heather Blend, Grey Lady, Loveband, Jen, Rapp„uponga, Mountain Star, . Aadepote, Perte de Rouge, Polyastra, Mount Clyde, Hukuwai, The Heathen, Beth, Hinekapau, Moloney, WMtitaua, Sand burr, Imperial Spec, all Bst. Spring Handicap-* 1J miles. —Opa 9.0, Tioga, Vaward 8.10, Merry Day 8.9, Perle de Leon 8.6, Olympic 8.2, Royal Diadem 7.4, Tlieic, Esthonia 7.2, De Luxe, Otlion. Diamond Bing 7.0. Nursery Handicap, five furlongs.— Tat'isker 8.11, Teri 8.6, Royal Lineage 8.3, Record, Mixture, Arrow Lad 8.2, Gannymede, Polydectes, Marsurd 8.1, Rory O’More, Rigoletto 8.0, Lady Orby 7.13, Basil, Cosmetic, Laity, Deiree, Dorie 7.11. Wreath of Myrtle 7.10, Kahu, Ariki. Eostra, Mori 7.8. Glenarav Handicap, one mile. —Pencils 9.9, Tiego, 9.8, Automne, Voward 9.4, PerV de Leon 9.3, Olympic 9.1, Polar 8.11. Road Hog 8.8, Penman, Royal Diadem, Serene, Matatour 8.2, >thon 7.13, Esthonia 7.11, Lady Joyce;

TSion, Gold Dot, Black Frier 7./. Elaxmere Handicap, six furlongs Wristlet 9..0,. Vertigerm 8.5, Beth. 8.4, Starboard Light, Inner Harbour, Royal Time 8.1, Queen’s Choice 7.13, Cool Card 7.11. Gold. Dot 7.7, Strongholt 7.3, Hymill, General Wai, Dormy, Mint Julep, Coot, Taukari, Loveband, Raukauponga, Limonite, Perl© do Douge, Call ana, AVhetatua, Alialama, Mountain Star 7.0. . Flying Handicap, six furlongs.— "Peneus 9.6, Licimuis 8.13, Autonmo 8 12 Royal. Damon 8.10, Nine of Spades B.L Polar 7.11, Huikai 7.8, Euistte 7.6, Penman 7.2, Ngawati, Standard 7.1, Gold Box, Welkne, Liner Harbour, Cool Card, Tempeani 7.0. FOR GERALDINE. CHRISTCHURCH, Sept. 26. For the Geraldine Racing Club’s meeting the following handicaps havo been declared:— First Hurdle Handicap.—Wharnclalfe 11.7, Uleaborg 10.6, Bonomel 10.1, Kaikaku 10.0, North Inch 10.0, Happy Days 9.11, Kapuna 9.8, Axle 9.7, Radiac 9.3, Bandalero 9.0, Guncase 9.0. Oharpi Hack HanOidap. All Colours 9.0, Violet 11. 9.0, Cornstalk 8.5, Sagittarius S.O, Moratorium, Coupon, Lancer, Kilbox 7.12, Polly Flinders, Pay Sonnett, Happy Queen, Cross Bow, Thessaby, Spearman, Motor Smash, Queen’s Bounty, The Atom, St. Nicholas, Hotborn, Gold Mint, Gay Round, Dioxide, Salrose, Pleasant Rose, Clarendon, Lady Dilatory, Princess Mapalda 7.8. Geraldine Cup.—Mountain Lion 9.0, Waetea 8.11, Lava 8.10, The Harp 8.7, Full Swing 8.4, Heather Lad 5.3, Moorland 8.1, Tuahine 8.1, Monoxide 7.13, Lady Glareneeux 7.6, Giincase 7.2, Jarretierre 7.2. Squatters ’ Handicap.—-Moorland 9.0, Volant 9.0, Booster 8.13, Lava 8.11, Solferite 8.10, Corn Money 8.8, John Bradbury 8.6, Olontarf 5.6, Dancing Days 8.6. Raukapuka Handicap.—Ronaki 9.0, His Majesty 5.12, Peho 8.12, Fairy Herald 8.9, Royal Game 8.7, Cochy Bondhu 8.5, Oriflamb 8.3, Gay Queen 8.3, Frivolous 8.2, Sweet Melody 7.12, Assurance 7.12, Margaret Birney 7.10, Fairy Tidings 7.10, Chivalry, Royal Spear, Saxette, Cornstalk, Prompter 7.8. Beliield Handicap.—Roseday 9.9, Happy Days 8.6, Tuahine 8.6, John Bradbury 8.4, Monoxide 9.2, Goosestep 8.10, Jubilant 8.10, Ronaki 8.8, His Maic'sty 7.8, Ophir 7.6, Dubious 7.6, Gay Queen 7.2, Jarretierro, Flourish, Bonomel, Cornflower 7.0. Geraldine Handicap Trot.—Peter Wilkin, Electric Huon, Adelai Acco, Belle Somerton, Winverley, Sahib, St. Bridget, Lady Brent, Nepia, Carnival, Panto, Mary' Locanda, Tiny Huon ser, Wakataua, "Glendora, Huon Hay 24yds blul, Ashley Dillon 60, Zenith 72, My Sonny 84, Ivate Thorpe 96, High Jinks 108, Some Jazz 132, Alto Chimes 192. Orari Handicap Trot. —Radox, Turi, Peter AVilkin, Jaekey Audubon, Electric Huon, Carbine . Direct, Jimmy Chimes, Erin, Lynn Locanda, General Maude, Logan Chips, Belle Somerton. Franzie Pointer, Di-lwin, Amy Audubon, Evelyn Locanda, St. Bridget, Morven Lass, Auto Min to, Carnival, Genuine

ter 12yds bid, Fairy Dillon 12j Wakautur 24, Legato 24, Huon Hay 24, Bay Nut 36, Bertha- Bingen. 36,' Drake 36, My Sonny 60, Actor 60. Kate Thorpe 72, Dandy Rose 84, High Jinks 84, Some Jazz 96. '