SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVIII, Issue 11424, 12 November 1897, Page 3

SPORTING.

[Per Press Association.] ■ LONDON, Nov. 10. In the betting market to-day Merman ■tfas backed at 100 to 14 for the Liverpool Autumn Cup, to be run to-morrow. TARATAHI-CARTERTON RACING , CLUB MASTERTON, Nov. 11. At the second day’s racing of the TaratahiCarterton Meeting, Bikoline won the Hack Maiden Race, paying £2 ss, Udini the Grand Stand Welter, £ls, Second Hurdles—Ned Kelly 1, Whoderick Dhu 2, Mountain Hew 3 ; £4. Carterton ! Handicap—Whavio 1, Enainalmnga 2, Eoselenf 3; £2 ss, Telegraph Handicap-On Hit 1, Chorid 2 ; £2. Clareville Handicap—Voltaire 1, On Hit 2, j King’s Bowman 3; £2. CANTERURY JOCKEY CLUB. Second Day. Stewards: Mr A. Boyle, Sir- George Clifford, Bart., Mr G. F. Martin, Hon E. W. Parker, Mr F. H. Pyne, Mr J, B. Reid, Mr R.HeatonEhodes, Mr D, Rutherford, Mr J. Studholmo, Mr T. Teschemaker, Hon L. Walker, M.L.C., and Mr C. B. Winter. Honorary Judge: Mr F. w C. Tabart. Honorary Treasurer: Mr G. G. Starter: Mr H. Piper. Clerk of Course: Mr Montague Lewin. Clerk of Scales: Mr Alfred Evans. Handicapper: Mr J. E. Henry. Secretary: Mr

W. H. E. Wanklyn. All that can be urged in favour of the weather experienced for the continuation of the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Spring Meeting yesterday is that it was not quite so disagreeable as that on the opening day. A south-west wind, reminiscent almost of August, blew fiercely throughout tho afternoon, and made wraps and overcoats an absolute necessity. The attendance, which included his Excellency the Governor and the Countess of Ranfurly, was, under tho circumstances, large, and the sum of -213,033 was passed through the totalisator, or .£304 less than was handled on tho corresponding day of' the spring meeting last year The racing was really interesting. Certainly the race for the Derby was devoid of excitement, but the majority of the other events produced capital struggles. The arrangements wore practically the same as those on tho first day of the meeting, and as the attendance was naturally smaller, tho stands were not uncomfortably overcrowded.

Social Pest was installed favourite for tho Middleton Hurdle Race, with which racing was commenced. Mr Rutherford’s horse, however, appeared to ho suffering from his exertions iu tho Spring Hurdle Race, and his final effort to beat Misfire was distinctly | feeble. Kaiti struck the fence opposite | Cutts’s and unseated his rider, and Lobo | refused at the next obstacle, but it is doubtful if these mistakes affected the result of the race. Boreas, who was most in demand for the Criterion Handicap, was in front until a couple of hundred yards from home, when Uniform, who had evidently I benefited by his gallop in the Stewards’ Stakes, caught him, and won after a most j interesting struggle by a length and a half. Gold Medallist and Bloomer were withdrawn from tho Derby, leaving Multiform, Mountebank, Defiant and St Conon to go to the post. The last-named, who is a particularly handsome colt, was lame and in no fit state I for a trying contest. Defiant’s appearance lis typical of all the progeny of Dreadnought ; that is to say, he is a neat colt, possessing not much power and substance, but evidently useful. Mountebank, an overgrown, leggy son of Medallion and Vaultress, whose legs are disfigured by splints, is not an ideal Derby horse, but may improve with age. ; As far as appearance, was concerned, Multiform stood head and shoulders above his opponents. He has lengthened slightly since ho last ran at Eiccarton, and he is now an exceptionally blood-like horse, possessing all the attributes necessary to a successful career on the turf. When the starting barrier rose Defiant whipped round, and as pursuit of the other horses was hopeless he was taken back to the saddling paddock. This mishap was doubly unfortunate as the Hon J. D. Ormond’s colt constituted Multiform’s solitary formidable) opponent. In his absence the' race resolved itself into a procession. Multiform strode along in front at a sound pace; both his opponents were in hopeless difficulties some distance from the post, and he cantered home at his leisure three lengths in front of Mountebank. After his rider had weighed iu the winner was led on to the lawn and decorated with the Blue Ribbon by the Countess of Ranfurly. The natural outcome of Multiform’s easy victory was that Gold Medallist was made an exceedingly strong favourite for the Juvenile Stakes. Mr Stead’s colt appeared well, but he was beaten, after an interesting struggle, by Daunt. It is obvious, therefore, that he did not display his best form. The Metropolitan Handicap attracted a fine field, both numerically and individually. St Paul, who was made a rather better favourite than Waiuku, managed to reverse the positions occupied by the pair in the New Zealand Cup, and he won with a trifle to spare. Leda finished third, close behind Waiuku, but Day Star’s performance was no better than his display in the New Zealand Cup, and Skirmisher and Epaulet ran indifferently. The Selling Two-year-old Plate was won by Falka, a filly by St George from Melusina. The winner was subsequently submitted to auction without eliciting a bid, and consequently returned to her owner. Umslopogaas and Primula, who divided favouritism for the Epsom High-weight Handicap, both finished unplaced, and Starshot won without much to spare from Remorse 11., while the Auction Handicap was won by The Spinner. The following are details of the racing;—

MIDDLETON HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 150 sovs, second horse 15 sovs from the stake;

once round and a distance. 311 Mr G. Hope’s h h Misfire, by Maxim—Take Mass, Syr's, list 12lb ... ... (H. Moore) 1 356 Mr D. Rutherford’s b g Social Pest, by Alma—Lady Evelyn, Gyrs, list 91b (W. Clarke) 2 86 Mr O. Bradley’s 1m Powder Monkey, by Cbainshot, syrs, 9sb ... (W. M’Kirmon) 3 152 Mr O, B. Wise’s b g Ilex, aged, lOst 111 b (G. Robertson) 0 103 Mr George’s b g Dundee, 6jrs, lOst 31b (C. Cochrane) 0 118 Mr J. B. Longfellow’s b h Lobo, aged, lOst 31b -■ (G. Byrue) 0 151 Mr H. Lunn’s eh g Kaiti, aged, 9st 91b (D. Hands) 0

Dundee and Ilex were quickest on their legs, but passing the stand Powder Monkey took command, followed by Dundee and Ilex, and in the order named they ran past Cutts’s, where Kaiti dislodged his rider. At the next fence Lobo refused and Powder Monkey and Dundee went on down the back stretch well clear of Ilex, with Misfire next and Social Pest last. At the Kennels Dundee and Powder Monkey were still together in front, some distance ahead of the others, who were all together. As they ran round the top turn Powder Monkey drew slightly in front of Dundee, while Misfire and Social Pest closed up. Once in the straight Dundee retired, and Misfire, catching Powder Monkey at the distance, had no difficulty in responding to the effort of Social Pest and winning by a couple of lengths, while Powder Monkey was three lengths away third, Dundee fourth. Ilex fifth. Time—3min 5-seo. Dividend —£3 13s 6d. CRITERION HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; second horse 20 sovs from the stake. Seven furlongs. 365 Mr G. G. Stead’s b h Uniform, by Hotchkiss —Formo, 4-yrs, Bst 31b ... ... (R. Derrett) 1 509 Air P. Webb’s ch g Boreas, by Sou’-wester —Hippoua, svrs,Bst 121 b (P. White) 2 89 Air J. Curran’s blk vn Vanilla, by Vanguard —Lady’s Slaid, aged, Sat ... (T. Burns) 3 341 Mr J.P. Belcher’s oh hSeclgebrook, aged, Sst 41b iG. Price) 0 71 Air S. J. Mercer’s ch m Belle Clair, 4yrs, Bst 31b (W. Brown) 0 144 Air J. Fitzgerald's blk g Vandyke, 6yrs, 7st 121 b (G Alatthews) 0 67 Mr H. Vallance’s rn m Culveriu, 6yrs, 7st Sib (R. Wilson) 0 116 Mr J. Taylor’s b m Venus, syrs, 7st 41b . (A. Rainbow) 0 46 Air T. H. Lowry’s hr f Dotterel, 3yrs, Cat 101 b (J. Hendrick) 0 25 Mr F. Holmes’s ch g Crescent, Gyrs, 6st9lb (Ratclilfe) 0 63 Air J. T. Green’s ch g Paladin, 3yrs, 6st 71b (A. M'D.vnald) 0 91 Air B. Curtis's ch f Zephyr, 3yrs, Gat. 71b (J. M’Cusky) 0

Crescent, Boreas, Bello Clair, Vandyke and Vanilla, comprised tho leading division after tho barrier had been raised, and Boreas drawing out showed the way round the top turn, followed by Belle Clair, Vandyke, Crescent, Vanilla and

Uniform In the order named. Boreas was first into tho straight, and came - on well in front to the distance. Here Uniform commenced to move up under the whip, and catching the leader in the last couple of hundred yards, went on and won by a length and a half from Boreas, with Vanilla four lengths away third, Paladin fourth, Vandyke fifth and Culveriu sixth. Time—lmin 30Jsec. Dividend—£4 los. „ DERBY STAKES, of 750 sovs; second horse 100 sovs,. and third horse 50 sovs from the stake. For three-year-olds. Weight for sox. One mile and a half. , , T , , 1062 Mr G. O. Stead’s b c Multiform, by Hotelkies — Fonuo, Sst 101 b ... (E. Derrett) 1 69 Mr H. Goodman’s br c Mountebank, by ATedallion—Vaultress, Bst 101 b.. (W. Pine) 2 77 Mr T. H, Lowry’s b c St Conon, by St Leger— Sapphire, Bst 101 b ... (J. Gallagher) 0 190 Hon J. D. Ormond’s ch c Defiant, hy Dreadnought—Legacy, Bst 1011) ... (F. Davis) 0 When the barrier was raised Defiant whipped round aud was left at the post, and Multiform jumped away in front of St Conon. At Cutts’ Multiform was still leading, while Mountebank w’as second, just in front of St Conon. Multiform continued to show’ the way down the back stretch, a couple of lengths in advance of Mountebank, who had St Conon on his quarters. Passing the Kennels, Multiform increased his advantage, and running round the top turn with a substantial lead, went on aud won in a canter by three lengths from Mountebank, with St Conon twenty lengths away third. Time quarter-mile, 291 sec; half-mile, 56]sec; three-quarter-mile, Imiu 2l;]aec; one mile, Imin 48.)sec; one mile and a half, 2min 41sec. Dividend—£l 3s 6d. The following is the pedigree of the winner: : —

* After a dead heat with Bangi, run in 2min 50sec.

JUVENILE PLATE, of 300 sovs; second horse 30 sovs and third horse 10 sovs from the stake. For two and three-ycar-olds; special weights. Five furlongs. 93 Hon J. 1). Ormond’s ch c Daunt, by Dreadnought—Orieutale, 3yrs, Bst 121 h (F. Davis) 1 1114 Mr G. G. Stead’s ch o Gold Medallist, by Medallion —Corolla, 3yx - s, Bst 71b (E, Derrett) 2 108 Mr AI. Hobbs’s ch g Dundas, by Perkin Warbeck ll.—Reverie, 2yrs, 6st 81b (A. M'Donald) 3 116 MrS. J, Mercer’s b g Blazer, 3yrs, Bst 4lb (W. Brown) 0 105 Mr J. A. Cassidy’s ch f Bracelet, 3yrs, Sst 2ib (P. White) 0 20 Mr E. Hnngerford's hr g Prenez Garde, 2yrs, 6st 81b ... (B. Johns) 0 Blazer jumped away in front, and showed the way round the top turn, followed by Daunt, Bracelet and Gold Medallist in the order named. As they landed in the straight, Daunt and Gold Medallist joined Blazer, and the last-named retiring at the distance Daunt came on just clear of Gold Medallist and Dundas. At one point it appeared as if Gold Medallist would get up. but Daunt managed to hold his position and won by three-quarters of a length, with Dundas five lengths behind Gold Medallist, Bracelet fourth and Prenez Garde last. Time—lmin 2-Jsec. Dividend—£ls 18s fid. ’

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of 409 sovs; second horse SO sovs and third horse 10 sovs from the stake. One mile and a half. 70S Mr J. Chaafe’s b h St Paul, by St Leger— Satanelli,.4yrs, Sst 131 b..., (J. Chaafe, jun.) 1 376 Mr S. M’Guinness’s br h Waiuku, by St Loger—Musket Maid, aged, 9st 71b , (P. White) 2 129 Air W. Davies’s b m Leda, by Castor— Welcome Katie, 6yrs, 7st 31b... (W. Holmes) 3 291 Mr T. Morrin’s b h Day Star, 4yrs, Sst 131 b (J. Gallagher) 0 300 Air G. G. Stead’s br h Epaulet, 4yrs, Sst 31b (B. Derrett) 0 329 Mr H. Lunn’s br h Skirmisher, aged, Sst 21h (W. Clarke) 0 94 Hon G. M’Lean’s b h Lord Eosslyn, 4yrs, 7st 101 b ■•••••• (L. King) 0 147 Mr S. J. Mercer’s Black and Red, 4yrs, 7st 31b (A. Rainbow) 0 187 Hon J. I). Ormond’s ch m Target, 4yrs, 7st (G. Price) 0 53 Air M. Hobbs’s br h Chaos, aged, 6at 71b .. (A. Al’Donald) 0 Waiuku, Target, Day Star and Epaulet were at the head of the others when the field had settled in their places, and Day Star was in front as they swept past Cutts’s, with Waiuku second. Skirmisher, St Paul, Epaulet, Leda and Target following in the order named. As they ran down the back stretch. Day Star was just clear of Waiuku, Skirmisher, St Paul, Target and Leda, while Lord Rosslyn was last, a position he had occupied from the start. At the Kennels Waiuku joined Day Star, , and the pair went on round the top turn followed by St Paul, Target and' Leda;Awhile Epaulet and Lord Rosslyn were moving up. Once in the straight Day Star, Epaulet and Lord Rosslyn were in difficulties, and Waiuku and St Paul showed the way,to the distance post in front of Leda and Target. Then the whips were drawn on all the leaders, and St Paul, gradually drawing out, went on and won by a couple of lengths from Waiuku with Leda half-a—-length away, third, 1 fourth. Black and Red fifth. Skirmisher sixth. Day Starseventh aud Chaos last. Lime Quartermile, 28sec; half-mile, 55isee ; three-quarter-mile, Imin 2lAsec; one mile, Imin 47sec; one mile and a half, 2min 39 jsec. SELMImTwO-TEAK-OLD PLATE, of 100 sovs. Weight for sex, with selling allowance. Four 119 Mr n |!’ Cutts’s hr f Falka. by St GeorgeAlelu«ina (£100), 7st 21b ... (11. AI Neil) 1 165 Mr T. SUeenan’s ch g Ben Farley, by Burlington or Ben Trovato-Psyche. (£ Bst 217 Air J. Harris’s b f Fatigue, by SI George Tired l£150). 7st 91b (B. Wilson) 3 150 Mr C.’ Dawson’s br c Monogram (£SO). 7st {W.Kolmes) 0 Fatigue was quickest on her legs, followed by Ben Farley and Falka m the order named. When a furlong bad been covered

the field closed up, but on reaching the course proper Falka commenced to draw out, and she maintained her advantage to the finish, defeating Ben Farley by a length and a half. Fatigue being three lengths away, third, with Monogram pulling up last. Time—olfsec. Dividend—£s 7s 6d. There w-as no bid for the winner. EPSOAI HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; second horse 15 sovs from tbe stake. One mile.

218 Air H. Thomson’s b m Starshot, by Chainallot—Vcuo, 4yrs, Sst. 711) ... (Owner) 1 64 Mr J. E, Longfellow’s br g Remorse 11., by Jacinth, 6yrs,Bst (J. Lindsay) 2 3SX Air Ji A. Al’Ginness’ br c Fulmon, by Castor --Hilda, 3yrs,jßst 31b .... ... (L. King) 3 406 Mr G. Williams’slig Umslopogaas, aged, 9sfc 51b ... ... ... • ... (O. Stratford) 0 97 Air V. Harris s br li Manawanui, aged, 9st

(W. Brown) 0 496 Air J. Alahev’s by m Primula, syts, 8«t 91b , 16. Rood) 0 104 Air H. Lunn’s b g Wedlock, syrs, Sst 81b (D. Ham's) 0 163 Mr L. Alarkey’s b nj Remorse, 6yrs, Sst 21b (H. Donovan) 0 60. Air E. J. Roden’s b g Rangefinder, 6yrr, Sst (Matthews) 0 59 Air J. Harris’s ch {.Weary, 3yrs, Bst (R. Wilson) 0

Remorse 11. and Manawanui were first away, and at the Kennels the former, was leading, justih front of Manawanui, Remorse, Weary, Starshot and Fulnien. At the top turn Manawanui retired, and Remorse 11. and Remorse landed in the straight together, slightly in front of Fulnien aud Starshot. Before the distance post was reached Remorse was beaten, aud Starshot catching Remorse 11. in the last furlong went on a&fewon by three-quarters of a length, while Remorse ll.’ was a length and a half in front of Pulraen, with Umslopogaas fourth. Rangefinder fifth, Weary sixth and Manawanui last. Time —lm.ii/ -ifisec. Dividend—£B 9s.

AUCI'U'N HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Five furlongs. 15S Air T. ; Stowarl/s h g The Spimier, by Tarantulas—Prana Douua, 7st (W. R idclilfe) I S9B Air A. V. Richards's- b g AVindennero, by Perlyin Warte-.-!*. 11„ oyrs, Sst 71b ; . , • (ii. Derrett) 2 357 Air A r . Harris’s b g Biaiey, by Cbainshot— Ai’iss Lucy, syrs, Sst -lib (W. Brown) 3 £3O Air 0.-G. Dalgvt-y’s eh f Cherrystone. 3yrs, 7st 71b (R. Wilson) 6 52 Air J, Fletcher’s ch m Spectrum, 4.vrs,7ut 71b (G. Plica) 0 34 Air George’s b g Stanley, aged, 7st 71b .(J, Li n I say) 0 88 Sir George Clifford’s ch g Colebeck, fiyi'.-, 7st' (H. AX’Nr.il I 0 79 Mr H. Thomson's hr m Lady George, 3yrs 6»t 101 b (A, M’Ddim'd) 0

Spectrum got all the best of a straggling start-, and, with 'Windermere ’in close'attendance, showed- the way to the top turn, when the field closed up. Entering the straight Windermere took command, with Tho IS pinner aud Cherrystone lying next, while Spectrum retired beaten. At tho distance The Spinner got on terms with Windermere, and a capital struggle between the pair resulted- in a victory for The Spinner by three-parts of a length, with Bisley third, three lengths behind Windermere, Stanley fourth and Colebeck and Lady George last. Time Dividend—£7 18s 6d.

The winner was purchased for £29 by Mr Mulhollancl.

The following handicaps have been declared for the various events to be decided on the third day of the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Spring Meeting:— ' ■

The driver of Kai-iwl in the Selling Handicap Trot at Plumpton on Wednesday was disqualified for three months, and the horse Hordern and his rider in the Telegraph Handicap were disqualified during the pleasure of the club. In the latter case an appeal has been made to the Association.

All those who had tickets on Hordern in the Telegraph Handicap Trotting Race at Plumpton Park on Wednesday are requested to attend a meeting at the City Hotel at eight o’clock to-morrow evening. The Lancaster Park Amateur Trotting Club’s Spring Meeting will be concluded to-day, when the following may be returned as winners:—Maiden Handicap, Peak or King Harold; Nursery Handicap, Scrutineer or The Baron; Prince of Wales Handicap, Maggie M. or Hattie S.; Sydenham Handicap, Experience or Black Belle; Limit Handicap, Rosewood 'or Monte Carlo; Linwood Handicap, Sailor Boy or Black Oats; Telegraph Handicap, Tracy Belle or Isabel; Final Handicap, Commotion or Eanriki.

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The following are the winners of THE DERBY STAKES. Year. I Owner., Winner. Sire. 6 3 • H 1859 W. Harris ... Ada St Aubyn ... m» s. 1860 C. Redwood... Otto Sir Hercules s 0 1861 J. Mallock ... Emmeline Sleight o’ 2 58 Hand... 1862 H, P. Lance,.. Azucena ... Towtou 2 58 1863 B. Stafford ... Opera 11 Barbiere ... — 1864 H. P. Lance... Egremont Velocity 3 12 1865 H. P. Lance... Nebula Pacific 2 54 1866 J. Mallock ... Scandal ... Tradueer 2 56 1867 W, Barnard... Flying Jim Leotard w.o. 1868 H. Redwood... Manuka ... The Peer ... 2 50 I860 J. Douglas ... Malabar ... Malton 2 52 1870 S.'Nosworthy Envy Tradueer ... 2 59 1871 T. Hunter ... Defamation Tradueer ... 2 49 1872 S. Nosworthy Calumny ... Tradueer 2 47 1873 H. Redwood... Papapa ... Bavensworth 2 46 1874 P. Campbell... Tadmdr* ... Caledon 2 56 1875 P. Campbell... D’ O’R'urke Sledmere ... 2 55$ 1876 H. Redwood... Songster ... Towton 2 52$1877 G. Fraser ... TrnmpCard Tradueer ... 2 47 1878 W. P. Neilson Natator Tradueer 2 '45 1879 B. Ray Hornby Songster 2 45 1880 R. Campbell... Sir Modred Tradueer 2 43 1881 H. Westma2 41 cott T’ Daupbiu Tradueer ... 1882 W. Robinson. Cheviot ... Tradueer ... 2 45$ 1833 W. Robinson Oudeis Albany 2 41* 1884 H. Redwood... .Black Hose Antoros 2 '54 ’ 1885 W. Reeves ... Stonyburst King of Clubs 2 44 1886 W. Robinson Disowned... Albany 2 42$ 18S7 G. G. Stead ... Maxim ... Musket 2 40i 1888 P. Butler Manton ... Musket 2 40 1889 Scots Grey Musket 2 42 1890 G. G. Stead ... Medallion... Nordcnfeldt 2 44$ 1891 Plorrio Tasman 2 43$ 1892 G. G. Stead ... Stopniak ... Nordcnfeldt 2 40$ 1893 J. B. Reid ... Skirmisher Vanguard ... 2 42$ 1894 G. G. Stead... Blueflre ... Maxim 2 42$ 1895 H. Craig Euroclydon Gorton 2 41$ 1896 G. G. Stead ... Uniform ... Hotchkiss ... 2 41 1897 G« G. Stead.... Multiform iHotcbkiss ... 2 41

SEEING NUESEEY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; second horse £0 sovs. For two-year-olds. Pour furlongs. st lb st lb Duudas 8 12 Conspirer 7 7 Alfair 8 9 Proposal 7 7 Nihilist 8 3 Cornea 7 7 Lepauto 8 3. Fatiene 7 7 Motto 7 12 Circlet ... ■ ... 7 7 La Keino 7 12 Monogram 7 .7 Moncrieff 7 12 Morezo 7 7 Preuez Garde 7 9 JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 400 bovs ; second horse 30 sovs and third horse 10 sots. One mile. tVaiuku 9 11 Lord Bosslyn 7 5 Euroolydon 9 9 Vanilla 7 4 St Paul 9 8 Vandyke 7 3 Uniform 8 11 Quiltiri 7 2 Daunt 8 10 Leda ... N ... 7 1 Boreas 8 7 Target 7 0 Vedette 8 0 Black and Ked ... 7 0 Skirmisher ... 8 0 Culverin 7 0 A cone 8 0 Britomarte 6 11 Epaulet 8 0 Arline 6 11 Cannonshot 7 12 Belligerent 6 10 Strathbraan 7 H Manawanui 6 7 SirLauncelot 7 10 Mountebank 6 7 Marcmma 7 9 Fulmen 6 7 Sedgebrook ... 7 8 St Conon 6 7 Jewel 7 8 Primula ... ... 6 7 Double Event ... 7 8 Miniature 6 7 Marino 7 7 Grand-Shot 6 7 Haria 7 6 AVON WELTEB HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; second horse 15 sovs. Seven furlongs. Daunt 10 9 JJcmorso II. - 8 3 Boreal 10 7 Paladin 8 2 Jewel 9 9 Fulmen 8 2 Double Event ... 9 9 Primula 7 13 Marino 9 S Eemorse 7 12 Haria 9 7 Eangefinder 7 9 Vandyke 9 5 Golden Legend ... 7 9 Umslopogaas 9 1 Dotterel 7 9 Culverin 8 13 The Spinner 7 9 Starshot 8 13 Bimetallist 7 8 Belligerent 8 12 Alcestis 7 7 Arline 8 11 Zephyr 7 7 Manawanui 8 10 Vulcan 7 7 Bizarre 8 8 Coleheck 7 7 Mountebank 8 5 Camel 7 7