SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 10236, 3 January 1894, Page 5

SPORTING.

CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. Stewards—Messrs A. Boyle, P. Cunningham, J. D. Lance, R. M. Morten, A. B. G. Rhodes, R. Heaton Rhodes, J. Studholma, T. Taschemafcer, Sir George Clifford, Bart., Hons E. W. Parker and L. Walker, M.L.C., Dr H. H. Prins; Hon Judge, Mr F. C. Tabarb; Hon Treasurer, Mr G. G. Stead; Starter, Mr J. Crasswell; Clerk of the Course, Mr Montague Lewin ; Clerk of the Scales, Mr Alfred Evans; Hendicapper, Mr J. E. Henry; Secretary, Mr W. H. E. Wnnklyn.

The summer race meeting of the Canterbury Jockey Club was held at the Riccarton. racecourse yesterday. A drizzling rain fell in the forenoon, but a very pleasant afternoon followed. The attendance was miserably small, and though the racing' was vary good, the proceedings were quiet to dulaess, and speculation was restricted, only £2617 being passed through the totaliaatore, against £3237 at the corresponding meeting last year. His Excellency the Governor, the Countess of Glasgow and suite arrived before the racing began, and were received by the Hon B. W. Parker, chairman of the club, by whom the Government House party and the officers of the British and French warships now at Lyttelton wore afterwards entertained at luncheon. Mr O. H. Amyes —for so long caterer here—having retired, his place was capably filled by Mr C. Klmgenstein, Mr Amyos’s successor in the A 1 Hotel. The Engineers’ Band played on the lawn, and the other appointments wore as complete as usual, and the course was iu good order and conducive to fast time. *

Continued disappointments did not deter the owner of Busybody from again entrusting her with his confidence, and she started favourite for the Hornby Welter Handicap, the event with which the programme began. My Jack, however, was almost as well backed, and this sterling colt beat the filly rather easily at the finish. The withdrawal of Lady Lear and Golden Fleece left only seven in the Middle Park Plate. Woll’s Crag was made favourite, and Lakesbell, Neroli and Reflector were well blacked, and to these four the race was practically confined, the son of Lochiel showing some fulfilment of his early promise by winning a pretty race. For the Midsummer Handicap, Au Revolt was installed a strong favourite, as his recent performances warranted ; Johnny Faa, Reynard and Prime Warden were substantially supported, though neither of the two eons of Miss Kate was thought by his owner to have much prospect of winning. The race was run at a very slow pace, and after Au Ravoir had made his own running up to the last furlong, he was unable to stall off the challenge of Reynard, who won his maiden race by a neck from the favourite. Clanranald, by running third, performed much better than his backward condition led to be expected. Inez was evidently nob so well ae she was a week before. Addington won the Selling Race comfortably, bub the bandages on his forelegs deterred purchasers, aud ha returned to his owner without a bid. The start for the Craven Plate was spoilt by two of the horses swerving across as the word was given. My Jack being the worst sufferer, while Yogengang got off well, was never headed and won a good race. . The Interval Stakes saw Dunoon atone for many disappointments, but the Post Handicap added another to the many failures of Busybody, who was again made favourite, the race going to Persuasion, who showed a marked improvement on the form she exhibited earlier in the day. The handicap for the Inst event was framed by MrGresswellj all the entries accepted, all were backed, and a non-favourite won, a sequence which was decidedly complimentary to the handicapper. Mr Cresowell was also successful as starter for the meeting, keeping his fields well in hand aud despatching them* without delay and in good order, though he had some fractious animals to deal with; indeed, the number of kickers was a notable feature, but the only serious injury was to Au Eevoir, who received a nasty kick from Clanranald at the start for the Midsummer Handicap, and left the course lame. The following are details of the racing HOENBY WELTER HANDICAP, of 50 sots. One, mile and a quarter.

&i Mr E. Hay’s b c My Jack, by Cadogaa— Wild Rose, Syrs, 9st 51b (Owner) 1 76 Mr J. Harris' cli f Busybody, Syrs, Bst 31b (Barry) 2 18 Mr J. Brabazon’s b g Bamado, Syrs, Sst (Stratford) 3 15 Mr M. Hobbs’ br h Palliser, 6yrs, lOst (F. Cochrane) 0 30 Mr T. Sheenan’s ch m Sheelah, Syrs, Bst 21b (Derrett) 0 23 Mr T. Daly’s blk h Victim, Syrs, Sst 21b (car. Sst 51b) (Shaw) 0 Victim was first away and made the running down the back stretch just iu front of Sheelah, with Busybody next and My Jack whipping in. Victim was still in command aa they ran past tne kennels, but Barnardo had gone into second position, and My Jack was still last. As they commenced to go round the top turn Sheelah joined the leader, and the pair landed iu the straight side by side just clear of Barnardo. while Busybody and My Jack commenced to move up. In the next couple of hundred yards both the loaders were in difficulties, and My Jack and Busybody, taking command at the distance, My Jack drew out and won by a length and a half from Busybody, with Barnardo five lengths away third, and Palli sea. fourth. Time—2min ISseo. DividendlP-JIS 6s and JB3 3s. MIDDLE PAEK PLATE, of 200 sovs; second horse to receive 20 sovs from the stake. For two and three-year-olds. Two-year-olds, 7st 71h; throe-year-olds, Ost; fillies and geldings allowed 31b. V. r ith penalties and allowances. Six furlongs. US Mr E. Cults’ br c Lakcshell, by Lochiel— Nautilus, Syrs, Sst 41b (Barry) 1 76 Mr H. A. Kuighi’s br f Neroli, by Artillery —Nenuphar, 2yrs, 7st 21b (Emmerson) 2 73 Mr G. G. Stead’s br c Reflector, by Lochiel —lris, Syrs, Ost (Derrott) 3 l+l Mr J. Brett’s h c Wolf’s Crag, by Le Loup Taugi, Syrs, Sst 41b (White) 0 39 Mr A. G. Holmes’s br c Dumlop, by Dunlop —Dura Crambo, 2yrs, 7st 71b ... (Beal) 0 13 Mr P. Butler's br f Miss Madge, by Apremont—Take Miss, 2yrs, 6st 131 b (G. Smith) 0 16 Mr M. Sherwin’s b c Barmby, by Vanguard —Miss Lucy, 2yrs, Ost 111 b (car. 7st) (Ayers) 0

Neroiiwas quickest on ner legs. followed by Wolf’s Crag, Lakeshell and Kefloctor in the order named, while Miss Sladga was left at tho post. Neroli continued in front as they ran round the top turn, while Wolf’s Crag was still second, but Lakeshell had given way to Keflector audDumlop. Neroli waa first into the etraight,and with WoU’a Crag and Damlop in difficulties, immediately afterwards came on to the distance well clear of the other.-. The leader continued to hold her advantage until a hundred yards from the post, when Dakeshell came with a strong run on the outside, and wearing her down in the last

few strides won by % neck from Neroli, with Reflector two lengths away third. Wolfs Grog fourth, Damlop fifth and Miss Madge pulling up last. Time 16isec. Dividends £ 3 18s 6d and £4, 11s. The following is the pedigree of the winner:—

MIDSUMMER HANDICAP, of 200 sOvs: second horse to receive 20 sovs from the stake, One mile and a half.

74 Mr G. G. Stead’s blk b Reynard, by Le Loup , —Miss Kate, 4yrs, 7st (Emmerson) 1 177 Mr P. Butler’s ch h Au Hevoir, 4yrs, Sst 81b (Sib extra) (Stratford) 3 33 Mr H. Lunn’s ch h Clanranald, Syrs, Bat < 111 b ... (T. Clark) 3 73 Mr M. Hobbs’ hr h Prime Warden, 6yrs, Sst • 71t> (F. Cochrane) 0 100 Mr G. Smith's br h Johnny Faa, aged, 7st ; 121 b (Barry) 0 12 Mr V, Harris's b m Inez, 6yrs, 6st 71b ! (G. Smith) 0 Inez was the first to appear in front,' followed by Reynard, Johnny Faa and Prime Warden in the order named, with; Clanranald last. Inez was still in front as they swept past Cults’, but in the next few strides Au Revoir ran through, and was in front as they commenced to go down the back stretch,' while Prime Warden had taken second position, followed by Johnny Faa; and Inez had dropped back last.' Au Revoir .was still in front as they ran past the Kennels, and now had Johnny Faa as his immediate attendant, with: Prime Warden and Reynard following in| the order named, and Inez still last. Au Revoir continued to show the way roundj the top turn, where Clanranald-commenced to move up, and Reynard dropped back last* Au Revoir was - first into the followed by Prime Warden, but thel whip was immediately taken out on the 1 latter, and with Johnny Faa in difficulties' Clanranald and Reynard took their place; Clanranald’s effort was not, however, sustained, and Reynard going on in pursuit, of the leader caught him atthe distance, and after the pair had rnu side by side until 1 a hundred yards from home Reynard drew, out and won by a nock from Au Revoir,! with Clanranald two lengths away, third,| Prime Warden fourth, and Johnny Faa last. Time—2min MJ-sec. Dividends—£6 103 and £4 17s 6d. The following are the winners of THE MIDSUMMER HANDICAP.

Up to 1887 the race was two miles, in 18SS it was a mile and three-quarters, and since then a mile and a half. • ♦After a dead heat with Derwenter, 4yrs, 6st, run in 3min fifcseo. • SELLING BACB, of 50 sovs. Winner to be sold by auction immediately after the race for 100 sovs. Six furlongs. 53 Mr V. Harris’s b c Addington, by Vanguard—Miss Lucy, 3yr9 (£100), 7st 81b (Mann) 1 3+ Mr P.. Herr’s b g The Winchmau, 4yrs (nil) 6st 131 b (Ayers) 3 100 Mr J. Harris’ ch g Lord Aston, aged (£SO) 7st7lb (Barry) S 34 Mr T. Smith’s br c Lord of Misrule, Syrs (£lool,7st 81b ... (White) 0 38 Mr D. O’Brien’s br c Taranna, Syrs (£100), 7st 81b (Beal) O 33 Mr T. Sheenan’s ch m Shela, Syrs (£SO) / 7st 71b (Emmerson) 0 Lord Aston jumped away well clear of Taranna and Addington, but the last* named immediately ran through, and led round the top turn and inti the straight. Here Taranua was in difficulties, and although The Winchmau made his effort at the distance, he could never reach Addington, who wont on and won by three lengths from The Winchman, with Lord Aston a similar distance away third and Taranna fourth. Time— Imin 17sec. Dividends—j£3l2s and 288 14i 6d. The winner was not sold. CRAVEN PLATE, of 100 sovs. Seven furlOnfcs, 102 Mr T. Sbeenan’scbb Vogengang, by Burlington— Psyche, 4yrs, Sst 41b ... (Derretc) t 124 Mr G. G. Stead’s br c Reflector, by Lochiel —lris, Syrs, 6st 121 b (Emmerson) 3 46 Mr G. Smith’s br h Johnny Faa, by Trefoil —La Bohemienne, aged, Sst (T. Clark) 3 130 Mr M. Hobbs’ b m Lady Zetland, 6yrs, Sst 71b (Stratford) 0 31 Mr L. Markey’s ch b Flinders, Syrs, Sst (Woodfield) 0 78 Mr R. Kay’s b c My Jack, Syrs, 7st 101 b (White) 0 44 Mr H. Redwood’s cb b Awama Bose, Syrs, 6st 111 b (Barry) 0 23 Mr H. Lima’s b f Persuasion, Syrs, fist 71b (G. Smith) ll A straggling start saw Vogeugang first away, while My Jack was last to move. Vogengang carried on the running round the top turn, followed 'by Lady Zetland, Reflector and Johnny Faa in the order named, and landing in the, straight with a clear advantage, staved off the success sive challenges of Reflector and Johnny Faa and won by a length from the with Johnny Faa, half a length away* third. Persuasion fourth and Lady Zetland fifth. Time—lmin 28Iseo. Dividends— JSS 12s and £4 15s. INTERVAL STAKES, of 30sovs. Minimum weight 7st 71b. One mile. 69 Mr H. Franks’ cb m Dunoon, by Bundoora— Roseneatb, syrs (Wilson) 1 67 Mr T. Daly’s blk b Victim, Syrs ... (White) 3 97 Mr J. Brabazon’s b g Barnardo, 3yrs (Barry) $ 38 Frenchy (Ayers), and 60 Abel Tasman (Beal) also started. Barnardo showed in front for a few 1 strides when the flag fall, but was immediately displaced by Dunoon who remained in the lead to the finish and won by a length and a half from Victim, with Barnardo a similar distance away third. Time—lmin 44£iec. Dividends—JE3 16s fid and £5 2s fid. SOST HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. One mile. 40 Mr H. Lunn’s b f Persuasion, by Apremont] ’ —Flattery, Syrs, fist 71b (G. Smith) 1 50 Mr V. Harris’s b m Inez, by Albany—Zelioa, 6yrs, 7st 21b (Emmerson) 3 39 Mr V. Harris’s b c Addington, by Vanguard —Miss Lucy, Syrs, 7st 121 b (Mann) 8 53 Mr H. Redwood’s cb b Awarua Bose, Syrs, Sst 21b (Barry) 0 67 Mr J. Harris’s cb £ Busybody, 3yrs, 7et 81b (Beal) 0 Busybody was quickest on her legs, and made the running down the back stretch, 1 followed by Inez and Persuasion in the order named, with Addington whipping in. At the top turn the others commenced to. close on the leader, but Busybody was first into the straight with Addington, who had

run through, at her heels and Persuasion coming fast. ’ By the time the distance post was reached Busybody waa in difflculties and Addington wm left in front. In the next hundred yards, however. Persuasion, followed by Inez, made her effort, and catching the leader opposite the stand went on'and won by a length and a half from Inez, with Addington half a length away third and Busybody fourth. Time—lmin dSJsec. Dividends—£4 7s and £8 Ba. HOEORITA RACING CLUB. The following. handicaps have been declared :[ for the Hororata Racing Clubs annual race id eating BANGOR PLATE, of 35 sovs. One mile. st lb . st lb

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. THIRD DAT. fPiB Pbxbs Association.] AUCKLAND, Janv 2. The concluding day’s racing o£ the Auckland Racing Club’s Summer Meeting was held at Ellerslie to-day. The weather was lovely, and the attendance equal to Ihoseof former days; The aum of £10,121 was passed through the totaliaator. This amount, added to the sum handled on the other days, constitutes a total for the whole meeting of .£28,875. as against £23,132 bandied last year. The following ate details of the'ra'ciasr SYLVIA HANDICAP, of SO sovs; for two-year- . .olds. .Six furlongs. 63 Mr E. E. Ebche’s ch f Lady Moth, by St Lsgar—Titania, 6st 91b (Connop) 1 243 Mr W. Walters’s ,ch f Doris, 7st 121 b (Smith) 2 149 Mr 1. D. Nathan’s br f Stepfeldt, 7st 121 b •' (Gallagher) 3 104 Norina'Sst, 84 Lady. Marion 7st ojb, 48 Her Ladyship 7st 41b, 133'Anniversary 7st 31b, 94 Anita 6at J2lb, S 3 Ivy ■ 6st, 101 b, 57 Lord Dunlace 6st 91b and 10 Bit of 6st 91b also started. After several breaks away an uneven start saw Lady Moth and Lord Dunlace get away in front, and the former coming 1 away in the;straight, won by two lengths. Time—lmin I7aec. : Dividends £lll2s and and £l9. GRAND STAND HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 323 Mr G. Wright’s b g Van Diemen, by Vasco di Gama —Nellie, aged, Bat. ... (Gallagher) 1 121 Mr H. Te'lfanl Pere'a bh Brigand, syra, 7st2lb 'K... ■ '(Davis) 2 121 Hon J.D. Onnond’s bm Thame, syrs, 7st 51b .... (Connop) 3 353 Tulloch 7st' 71b, 133 Ida 7at' 71b and 83 His Worship' 7st altostarted. •

Tulloch and' His Worship led past the stand, round the bottom tarn and down the back stretch, where Brigand. Thame and Van Diemen moved ‘ up. Entering the straight Van Diemen shot to the front, and going on. won easily from Brigand. Time—2min 12sec. Dividends —£3 9s and £3los.

AUCKLAND. PLATE, of 150 sovs. Weight-for-age with certain penalties. One mile and a half. 134 Mr D. O’Brien’s h c loyalty, hy St GeorgeFair Nell, Syxs, Bst 71b (71b extra) (Cusdin) 1 18 Major George’s ch c Pegasus, by Nelson— Tenambra.Syrs, Sst... ... ... (Taylor) 2 Pegasus led. until tbe straight was reached, when Loyalty went on and won easily. Time—2min 45sec. Dividends—.£l Ip and £l3s. AUCKLAND: STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of

. 300 sovs. Three miles and a half. 951 Mr J. Sutton’s br g Despised, by Cap-a-pie— Mavis, aged, list 111 b ... ... (Williams) 1 442 Mr W. Paul’s b g Mangere, by Billingsgate —Pastime, aged, 12st 41b... (Collins) 3 253 Waterbury 12st 41b, 155 Chester lOst 101 b and 168 Fishmonger 10st 71b also started. .Fishmonger led for the first half of the distance, but came! to grief at the sod wall in front of the stand. Despised then took up the running, and though Mangere once came up to him be could not hold his position. Despised winning in fine style by several lengths. Time—6mia 47seo. Dividend—i£l 1.7 a.

NEWMAEKET HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six ‘ furlongs. ■ 207 Mr G. Wright’s b g Van Diemen, by Vasco di Gama—Nellie, aged, 9st Alb (71b extra) (Gallagher) 1 592 Mr J. Kean’s b m Lottie, 4yrs, Sst 111 b (Priest) 2 173 Mr S. Lyell’s b c Ben Godfrey, Syrs, 7st 121 b (Lindsay) 3 445 St Clements Sst 31b,’ 28 St Kilda Sst 31b, 304 Quadrant 7st 101 b, 23 The Bulldog 7st 41b, 49 Vieux Eose 6s* 111 b. 95 Gay Deceiver 6st 111 b and 73 First Nelson fist 101 b also started.. . From an uneven start' Ben Godfrey went tb the front, but the field closed on him entering the straight, and a splendid finish ended in Van Diemen winning by a length. Time—lmin ISsec. Dividends —£7 Is and £7 13s. MUSKET ’ STAKES, of ISO sovs; for two and three-year-olds. Six furlongs. 483 Mr G. Wright’s b c Stanmoor, by Ingomar—- ■ Onyx,'3yrs, Bst 41b ... ... (Gallagher) I 117 Mr^A.-'E.-Abbot’s chfNorina, byNordea-. : feldt—Eosarma, 2yrs, 7st 71b. —(Hodson)‘ l 2 556 Hon J. D. Ormond’s chf Nixie, .by Daniel. O’Korke—Watsrblby, 2yrs, 7st 91b (Lindsay) 3. 97 Sunbeam Sst 11b, 39 Her Ladyship 7st 71b and 74 Marhmch 6st 131 b also started. Nixie had; the worst of an uneven-start, but took, command entering, the straight; there, however,'she tired, and a grand, race home ended iar Stanmoor ’winning by half a length,' ’ Time—lmin 17eec. Dividends —jE2l2s and £2 14s. PONT HANDICAP HDBDX.E EACB, of 100 sovs. One mile and a half. Sl6 Mr J. Eowe’s Little Tom, by Daniel O’Eouxko, list Sib (Collins) 1 303 Mr. J—Greenwood’s Borneo, lOst (Donovan) 2 195 Mr J. Greenwood’s Pica, list 71b 3 Six others started. ’ Little Tom won easily. Time—2min fifisec. • Dividends—.£3 Ha and £4. EBCQVEBT STAKES, of 50 sovs. Seven ■ furlongs. 191 Mr D; Stewart’s b m Tingara, by Nordenfeldt—Traducer maxe, oyrs, 6st 91b (Connop) 1 149 Mr J.Kean’s gr m Vivat, 4yrs, 7st (Davis) 2 556 Mr W. Bobbett’s ch g Quadrant, aged, 7st3lb •’" ... ... 3 SO St Kilda Sst’ 81b, 56' Araria 6st 101 b, 75 Vieux Eose 6st 101 b and 30 The Bulldog also started. Tingara was first away, and won easily. Time—lmin Sliaec. Dividends—£6 4s and £4 13s. . OTAKI MAORI RACES. . WELLINGTON, Jan. 3. Hart, Bat. won the Glasgow Plate at the Otaki Maori race meeting yesterday. Ksramea was second and Bennett third. Dividend £1. 19a.. WAIRABAPA RACING CLUB, The Summer Meeting of the Wairarapa Racing. ClubVwas ; commenced-yesterday.-The results of the principal events were as follow: —Handicap -Hurdle Race, of 50 sovs; two miles—Langley the Devil lOst 7ib, 1 ; Dromedary lOst lib, 2; Jacob 10-t, 3. Time—4min Isec. Dividend £2 12s. Flying Handicap, of 45 sovs; six furlongs Ravplt Bat .61h, 1 j Tuhitarata 7st 21b, 2 j Kent 7ab 41b,. 3. Time—lmin ISJaec. Dividend—£2 2s. Wairarapa Cup, of 115 eovs • one mile and three-quarters— Retina Bst 111 b, 1; Violence Sat 31b, -2; Tuhitarata 7st2lb, 3. "Von easily by two lengths. Time—3min 14sec. Dividend— JB4 15b. Grand : Stand Handicap, of 40 ■ovs • one ■ mile Sedition 9st 41b, 1; Langley the Devil 9at 51b, 2; Thalia 9at 121 b, 8. Time—lmin SHaec. Dividend—£2 SS WOODYILLE JOCKEY CLUB. At the Woodville Jockey Club’s Meeting yesterday the Jockey Club Handicap was won by Silent Friend, with Lady Isabel second. Trickery third. Dividend—£s 9s. A protest against Silent Friend on the ground that his owner had not taken out a trainer** license was referred to the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club for &ci#a- TJh^j

Plying Handicap waa won by Lady Isabel, beating Wairau and Revenge. Dividend JB3 2s. . . EANGITIKEI RACING - CLUB. BULLS, J'an. 2. At the Rangitikoi EacingClub Summer Meeting the Cup resulted Monte Carlo 1, Rangipuhi 2, Pill 3. Time—3min lOsec. Dividend— £2 ss. King John won the Grand Stand Handicap, paying £5 18s; and the Stewards Plate, paying £1 7s. Caloola got home in the Hurdles, paying £3 3a ; Unity 2, Oaklands 3. The second day’s racing of the Eaagitikei Racing Club’s Summer Meeting was held to-day. The weather was fine, and there was a fair attendance. The following are results :—Clifton Handicap, of 30 sovs.; one mile and a quarter—Prioress Bst 81b, 1; Musket Bst 91b, 2 ; Gnncutton list 31b, 3, Five other horses started. Won on the post by a nqae. Time—2minl3|sec. Handicap Hack Hurdle Race, of SO.epvs ; one mile and a quarter—Waituna last 61b, I; Tupatt) 9st 21b, 2j Respond 9st'7lb, 8. Time— 2min 26|aec. Dividend —£l 12a. Great Foal Stakes, of 100 sovs; one mile and a Half—Cordelia 7st 121 b and Monte Carlo Bst 71b, dead heat; Rangipuhi 9st 71b, 3. Time—2min 42aec. Dividends—£l 4s and £4 17a. Second Handicap Hack Race, of 50 sovs 5 six furlongs—Cyrus 7et lllb, 1; Tangaro 7at 91b, 2; The Artist 7st, 3. Five other horses started. Won by a head. Time—lmiu 22Asec. Dividend —£s 14s.

1-3 P W w TO W M ■<) Hi A B 5 o 3 cc p A 6 p a ! WaterwitcU Traducer | Nelly Moore Prince Charlie | Blair Athol Eastern Princess Stockwell BlinkBonny The Baron Pocahontas 1 Melbourne Queen Mary Surplice Tomyris Touchstone Crucifix iesostris Daughter of Glaucna Voltigeur Fickle Voltaire Martha Lynn Blacklock Daughter of ■ Phantom Mulatto Leda j Dundee Changeable Lord of the Isles Marmalade - Weatherhit 1 Miss Aldcock The Libel Arethusa Pantaloon Pasquinade Castrel Idalia Camel j Banter - Elis Languid Langar Olympia Cain ; Lydia Camden Mermaid Calendar Cassandra Canteen ■ Hamhletonia Tros Alice Grey ' King Tom ■Wat’rwitch Harkaway Pocahontas Flying Dutchman; Evening Star The following are the winners of THE MIDDLE DARK PLATE. 43 A 3 , 9 Horse. Sire, Si) tip •a : £ < is H , st lb m. 8- 1 1884 Lady Evelyn P’tin Warbecl 2 6 13 1 19* 1885 Bussley Doncaster 3 7 7 1 19 , 1886 First Lord Albany 2 7 a 1 18 1887 Maxim Musket . 2 7 3 1 18 1888 Carbine Musket 2 7 7 1 15f 18S9 Dunkeld Apremont a 7 11 \ IT 1800 Eose Argent Musket 3 7 2 i m 1891 Florrie Tasman 2 7 10 1 19* 1892 Vogengang Burlington a 7 7 1 16* 1898 Strowan Lochiel 2 7 5 1 16* 1894 Lakeshell Lochiel 3 8 4 1 16*

Tear. | Horse. Eider. O to <1 -P r=l ap ’S £ 1 1 oo Ji h ; 1883 Bundoora Webster ... 4 stlb 8 8 m. s. 3 35 1 1884 Cheviot Eay 4 8 8 4 s 4i; 1885 Wapiti White 4 6 7 5 3 38 ; 1886 Leon Clark 4 7 S 3 8 36* 1887 Pateician* Dodd 4 6 3 6 8 Vt 1888 Sprinsfston Jackson ... 3 6 0 7 a ssif 1889 Dudu Brown 4 7 S 6 2 38 ■ 1890 Sultan White 5 9 2 6 3 40 ; 1891 Prime Warden Derrett ... 3 7 12 6 2 38; 1892 Cruohfield Derrett ... a 7 13 11 2 39 1 1893 Launceston ... Leeson 3 8 3 9 2 40 ; 1894 Eeynard Bmmeraon 4 7 0 6 2 44

Yogengang... Frivolity ...>■ ' ... 9 7 ... 713 Clarence ... Dunoon ■. ... . . 7 0 . 6 12 Busybody ... .. Lord Aston ... :7 5 7 2, Gardenia ..i Wheedler ...' . 6 12 .’6 9 The "Winclunan 7- 2 Lord of Misrule . . 6 7 Barnardo ... ... 7., T. ; FARMERS’- PLATE, of 25sovb. -Sis furlongs. Frivolity ... * Manilla ..<•• ... .9 0 - Jess ■ . .. 7 -' 7 ... 8 8 Much.Ado.;.’ '... .. -7 .0. Frenchy ...... ... 8- 7 Johnny Martin . . 6 7 Chaos:- ■... - ... 7 12 .Sporting Grove . . 6.7 Morven- ... ... 7 10 ’Acceher -... - . . 6 7 Mattel ... .7 10 HOEOBATA CUPi of 55 sovs. One mile and a half. Vogengang... ... 9- 3 Cajolery ’ ... . 7 4 Lady Zetland;. ... 8 12 Clarence ... . 7 0 FaJliser ... 8 9 Inez ... . 6 10 My Jack ... ... 8 7 Busybody ... . 6 10 Flinders .;. ... 7 10 Gardenia ... . 6 7 Avarua Rose- ... 7 5 HANDICAP TBOT.Of 23 sovs. Two miles. Barney O’Hea ... scr Judy . 40B6C Nllreb , 8sec Eaven . 40sec Medjidie :... ... ISseo Kate (late Bund Maud V. ... ... 28sec ■ Kate . 42seo Woolloomooloo ... SOsec Cass . 42eec Home Buie ... SOsec Native . 42sec Flirt ... 35360 Compo 45sec Moses ... SSsec Agar 45sec Coolie ... SSsec Drift . SOsec Seadale ... 40sec Grimaldi SOsec Eodaey ... 40seo WELTBE HANDICAP, of 30 sovs. One mile and a quarter. . 10 2 Manilla ... 11 5 Much Ado Barnardo ... ...1013 Sporting Grove . 10 0 Mattel ... ... 10 9 Malaohi 10 0 Yellow Jack ... 10 5 FEW YEAR’S GIFT, of 40 sovs. Six furlongs. Yogengang.-.. ... 9 9 Busybody ... . 7 5 9 4 The Winohman . .' 7 2 My Jack ;.. Flinders ... ; ... 8 13 Chaos 6 13 ... 8 1 Gardenia ... . 6 12 Frivolity ... ... 8 1Xady Sookbum .. 6 10 Manilla ... ... 7 9 Wheedler . 6 9 French? ■ ... 7 9 Lord of Misrule 6 7 Persuasion ...: 7 8 Acceher 6 7 Inez ... 7 6-