SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXII, Issue 15557, 6 March 1911, Page 8

SPORTING.

VICTORIA RACING CLUB

United Press Association —By Eleotric Telegraph—Copyright. (Received March 4, 5.55 p.m.) MELBOURNE, March 4.

In accordance with the increasing prosperity of the autumn gathering of the Victoria Racing Club, there was the biggest attendance ever recorded to-day. The., weather was warmer than at many of the spring meetings, and the racing was specially interesting. The St Le-ger Stakes and the Newmarket Handicap were run in record time, and then Corned}- King established a third record by beating Marlee’s Rnndwick record for a mile and a half by three-quarters of a second. The following are the details of the racing: PINES HURDLE RACE, of 3 sovs each, with 303 sovs added; second horßo 60 sovs and third horse 30 sovs from the stake.

Two miles. Mr J. J. M’Grath’s b m Royal Fleet, by Fleet Admiral —Indolence, 6yrs, list

41b - 1 Mr J. F. Firby’s br g King’s Ransom, by Penance—Bandit Queen, 6yrs . . 2 Mr R. M. Hawker’s ch g Hayrick, by The

Harvester—Sibyl, 6yrs . . - 3 Fourteen horses started. The winner was never troubled, and won by two lengths, with four lengths between second and third. Time—3min 3G2sec.

ST LEGER STAKES, of 20 sovs each, with 750 sovs added; second horse 150 sovs and third horse 75 sovs from the stake. For three-year-olds. One mile and three-quar-ters. Mr 5. Wilson, junr.’s b o Danaus, by Bobadil —Danaide, Bst 10lb . . ■ 1 Mr C. L. M’Donald’s b c Golden Point, by Grafton—Aurous, Bst 101 b . 2 Mr J. Wilson, junr.’s b c Babadea, by Bobadil —Ardea. Bst 10lb ... 3 Aurofodina, St Wyn, Gunrest, Firearm and Stcpniak—lshtar gelding also started. Danaus led from start to finish, with Golden Point always handy, and won by a length, with the others close up. Time—3min 51sec.

NEWMARKET HANDICAP, of 25 eovs each, with 1250 sovs added; second horse 250 sovs ana third horse 125 sovs from the stake. Six furlongs. Mr A S. Chirnside's blk m Queen o Scots, by Wallace—Tortile, syrs, 7st 91b (Cooper) 1 Mr E. Eastern’s ch f Desert Bose, by Maltster—Mangosteen, 3yrs, Ss.t slb (Foulsham) 2 Mr S. A. Rawdon's b h Broadsword, by Clanranald—Safeguard, 4yrs, Tst 131 b (Connell) 3 Curette and Sequnrious were scratched. Captain White. Blairgour and Braw Scot were the first to break the lino, and Nuwarra Elya was also prominent. Passing the four-furlong post the race wn3 being run at a great pace, and Blairgour led from Captain White, Nuwarra Eliva. Kuriugai, Desert Roso, Lager, Hartfell' and Hightawav. Rightaway led into the straight proper from Desert Rose, and Blairgour at this stage was beaten. Queen of Scots then dashed out, followed by Broadsword and Desert Rose. Queen- of Scots held her lead ill ail exciting race and won bv a neck from Desert Rose, who was half a‘length in front of Broadsword. England was fourth. Time—lmin 12Jsec. SIRES’ PRODUCE STARES, of 15 sovs each, with 700 sovs added; second horse 100 sovs and third horse 50 eovs from the stake. For two-year-olds. Six furlongs. Mr H. Power’s b f Wilari, by Wallace—

Murna, Bst 7lb 1 Mr K. S. Mj’Lecd’s blk c Scouser, by Malster—Warfare, Est 101 b . . .2 Mr J. Turnbull’s b or br c Flaith. by Bobad.il —Our Queen. Bst 10lb . . 3 Radiation, Elvanite, Twa Brigs, Blythesome, Gidgil. Sweet Malt, St Abbs ami Orvicto'also started. Won very easily by two lengths. Time—lmin IJsec. ESSENDON STAKES, of 10 sovs each, with 750 sovs added; second horse 150 sovs and third horse 75 sovs from the stake. One mile and a half.

Mr S. Green’s blk or br h Comedy King, by Persimmon —Tragedy Queen, lyrs 1 Messrs P. and W. Mitchell’s ch h Trafalgar. by Wallace —Grand Canarye ovrs . 2 Mir ii. Gordon's b or br c Alawa, by Mnl-

- oi—Crossfire, syrs 3 Matouree, Bibbenluke, Parisian and Son of the Marsh also started. Comedy King wuited on his field until entering the straight, when he. d'rew out and won easily by eight lengths. Time—2min 314pec. BRUNSWICK STAKES, of 3 sovs each, with 250 sovs added; second horse 50 sovs and third horse 25 sovs from the stake. Olio mile and a quarter. Mr E. E. D. Clarke's b h Eyeglass, bv Isinglass—River Trent. 4yrs, Tst 12lb 1 Mr A. Newbury's br g Loyal Blue, by True Blue —Olenetta, Svrs. Tst 131 b . 2 Mr J. Whitworth's blk h Chauvelm, by

Soult—lnamorata, 4yrs, 7st 81b . + Mr T. Griffiths's b g Adgio, by Mozart— Folly, syrs. Bst 31b . f Ten horses started.

Won by a neck. Time—2min 7see.

flemington training notes. MELBOURNE, March 4. At Flemington this morning Flavian covered two miles in 3min 56sec, Bolan a mile in lmin 55scc, Ohi eleven furlongs in 2min 40sec, Apple Pie ten furlongs in 2m in 17scc Prizefighter twelve furlongs in 2min 45sce', and Patronatua twelve furlongs in 2min 421scc.

WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB. [Per Press Association.] WANGANUI, March i. The second day’s racing of the Wanganui j—key Club’s Autumn Meeting was held today in fine but dull weather. There v.-jm - ve-v large attendance. The totalise',™.turnoVor amounted to £15,242, as agiW’st £l3 665 on tho second day of last year. Tile total for the meeting was £31,360, as compared with £21,456 at last year’s meeting-

The following are the details of the racing: AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 150 3 ovs. One mile. Hon J. D. Ormond's b g Humming Bird, by Birkenhead—Lyrebird, 3yrs, Gst Tib (H. Watson) 1 Mr J. Brett’s b c St Felix, 4yrs, 7st 111 b (C. Jenkins) 2 Mr A. Hall's ch g North East, 6yrs, Bst 31b (W. Price) 3 Rill 7st lljb, Lethean 7st 31b, Mulga- Bill 6st 121 b and Mata-ari 7st 111 b also started. Humming Bird led into the straight with Rill on her quarters and St Felix coming fast on the outside. In a desperate finish Humming Bird won under punishment by a neck from St Felix, North East hc-ing a length and a half further back. Time — lmin 43 2-6 sec. MATAKAWA HACK HANDICAP, of 100 BOV3. Six furlongs. Mr J. Dunlop's hr g Jackpin, by Lupin— Jet, syrs, 7st 13lb (W. Ryan) I Mr J. Ryan's hr g Con the Shaughran, 9st "(H. Gray) 2 Mr E. J. Watt's br g Winning Post, Est 121 b (C. Jenkins) 3 Deploy 7st 71b, Allurement 7st 71b, Piriwai 7st 61b, Lady Loo 7et 4ib, Voce 7st Sib, St Gate 7st, Taft 7st, Grey Eagte 7st and First Blend 7st also started. Jackpin was first into the straight, with Winning Post and Taft handy, and Con the Shaughran coming fast on the inside. Jackpin drew- out in the last furlong and won comfortnbly by a length from Con the Shaughran, Winning Post being a length further away. Time—lmin 15 3-ssec. JACKSON STAKES, of 500 sovs. Six furlongs. Messrs W. G. and G. L. Stead’s and G. D. Greenwood’s b o Vice Admiral, by Multiform—Rattler, 3yrs, 6st Sib (H. Gray) 1 Mr G. D. Greenwood’s b f Peirene, 2yrs, Gst 13ib (C. Emerson) 2 Mr C. Maybin’s b c True Shot, 4yrs, Sst lllh (C. Jenkins) 3 Madam Madcap Sst 51b and Bronze 6st 13lb aiso started. True Shot went out in front of Vice Admiral and Peirene, and the three, turned into the straight together. True Shot was beaten in the last furlong, and in a good finish Vice Admiral beat Peirene by a bare no3e. Time—lmin 14 3.ssec. FORDELL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 150 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Mr H. Sanders’s ch g Hydrant, by Jet d'Eau—Cartouche, aged, 9st 61b (W. Young) 1 Mr J. Cameron’s Maidi, aged, lOst slb (C. Price) 2 Mr W. Davies’s br g Xavier, aged, Iflst Sib (E. Murtagh) 3 Playmate 12st 11b, Gold Bird 9ct 10lb, Rosegrovo 9st 41b, Waikaraka 9st lib and Chase Mab 9at also started. Hydrant won comfoitably by two lengths iron Maidi. with Xavier a length away, and Rosegrove, Waikaraka and Chase Mab also that order. Playmate fell at the last hurdle and broke down badly. Time—3:nin 2Cisec. OICOIA HACK HURDLE RACE, of 100 sovs. One mile and five furlongs. Mr W. T. Hook's br g Kibstono Pippin, by Diplomat—Appicwonian, syrs, lOst Sib __ (F. Coleman) 1 Mr W. Homes's blk g Ma-huta, 6yrs, lOst 7 lb t (Flynn) 2 Mr J. Larmer’s b m Astrea, aged, Est 21b (F. Cress) 3 Waitapu lOst 3lb, Euroco 9st 13b, Maori Rifio 9st and Minura 9St also started. Ribstone Pippin took charge at t.he top bend, and drawing awa-v from Mahuta and Astrea won comfortably by two lengths, a length between second and third. Time 34 2-ssec. WANGANUI STAKES, of 350 sovs. Ono mile and a half. Mr J. H. Prosser’s br m Lady Medallist, by -St Alwyne—Diploma, 4yrs, 9st 101 b (C. Jenkins) 1 Mr R. Brough’s b f Te Puia. 4yrs. Gst Gib _ ■ (C. Emerson) 2 Mr G. D. Greenwood’s b in Miss Mickief, syrs ; 9st (11. Grav) 3 Mendip Bst 4ib, Konu Sst 41b, Parable 7st 81b, Lady Mensehikoff 6st 13lb and Goodwin Park Gst 12lb aiso started. From a good start Lady Medallist took the lead in front of Parable, Miss Mischief, Te Puia and Kopu, -with Goodwin Park last. Passing the stand the order was Lady Medallist, Te Puia, Kopu, Miss Mischief and Parable. Lady Medallist and Te Puia turned into the straight togeiher, while Miss Mischief came strongly on the outside. Forging ahead in the straight, Lady Medallist won a nno race by a length and a quarter from Te Puia, with Miss Mischief a neck away, and Mendip, Goodwin Park, Kopu and Parable next in order. Time—2min 33 l-ssec. HARRISON HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. One mile and a distance. Mr W. Best’s blk m Meroze, by St Clements, 6yrs, 9st 41b (T. Pritchard) 1 Mr J. Foreman’s b g Mallet, aged, Sst , 91b tH. Gray) 2 Mr R. T. Turnbull’s br c Laius, 4yrs, 7st 9)b (L. Traill) 3 Kaurco 9st 111 b. Attention Est llib, Leolanter Bst 101 b, Kilosteri Bst Blb, Brown Trout Bst 6ib, Ladroao 7st 71b, Esmeh 7st 31b, Lady Heroine 7st lib and Taft 7sL also started. Merc. ze came away in the straight and won comfortably by a length from Mallet, with Laius half a length away. Time—lmin 53 4-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. Mr A, Hall’s b g St Bill, by St Clements —Billingsgate mare, aged, 7st 91b (W. Price) 1 Mr F. S. Seaton’s br m Lady Moutoa, 4yrs, Gst 91b (J. M’Lean) 2 Mr Highden’s hr c Boanerges, 4yrs, Bst 12! b ex, 3 St Bill quickly went to the front and led Lady Moutoa and Boanerges in that order all tho way, just lasting long enough to beat Lady Moutoa by a nose, with Boanerges a length away. Time—lmin 15 2-osec. NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB. The autumn meeting of the New Brighton Trotting Chib opened on Saturday, in fine, but dull weather. There was a good attendance. The following are the details of the racing: TRIAL HANDICAP (in saddle), of 50 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stake. One mile and a half. 2Dr T. A. Machattie’s blk h Bandalero, by Mambrino Abdallah—San Toy, 4yrs, llsec (J! M’Lennan) 1 7—Mr H. Ferguson's hr in Novelwood, 6yrs, lGsec (M. Edwards) 2 3Mr C. Packbam's ch g Futurity, 3yrs, llsec (J. Messervey) 0 15 Old Fred fisec, Lady Devon 9seo, 13 ' Black Monarch ISeec, 16 Punter W. 13sec, 9 Teresa 13se-c, 1 Rosemary 14sec, 8 Corinna 14sec, 11 Terrific 14sec, 14 Sunlight 14sec, 4 Pleasant Child 14eec, 6 Red Morn 14sco, 10 Sunview lGsec and 12 Lady Wallace lGsec also started.

Xovelwood showed the way past the stand from Rosemary, with Red Morn next. Round the back Xovelwood was well clear of Rosemary, but both Futurity and Buudale.ro were moving up. Haif a mile from home the four had closed up, but Xovelwood was first into the straight. Bandslero closed on him at the distance, and easily holding him won by a length, with Futurity forty yards away third, ~ and Rosemary fourth. Time—3mm 55 3-ofiec.

LADIES’ BRACELET HANDICAP (m harness), of 10 sova; second horse 5 sovs from the stake. One mile. s—Mrs P. Hill's br m Irvy Woodbnrn, by

Wood burn Chief Young Irvington mare, lyre, 20sec (Mr K. Mumford) 1 o—Mrs G. Ferguson's b g Provocation, 3vrs, 20500 (Mr G. Ferguson) 2 3—ilia A. G. Wilson's ch h Lord Heathoote, 6yrs, ISsec (Mr A. Howard) 3 16 Beilis sor, 18 Childe Beldon 4scc, 4 K.in" Tracey lOsoo and Yellow Ribbon ISsec (coupled!, 8 The Lark Msec, 11 Body Linton !6sec, 13 Prince Henry 16eec, lo Thelma T. IGsec! 1 Reka 17scc, 12 Hose Elect ISsec. 10 Betty Martin ISsec. 19 Winter Boso ISsec, 14 Maggie Wvlie ISsec and Miss Franz 20seo (coupled), 7 Thicket 19seo and Bessie Child ia»cc (coupled), 9 Alphie K. 19sec and Eunice jg.ee (coupled). 2 Tillie 20aec (cohplcd with Provocation). 6 Metallic 20sec and Governor Jack 29sec (coupled), and 5 Imperious Lad 22sec (coupled with Xrvy Woodourn) also started. ~ , , Irvy Wocdburn led all tlio way and won bv three lengths from Provocation. Lord Heatlicote being a hundred yards away. Timo —2min 3Ssec. BURWOOD HANDICAP (in harness), of 100 sovs; second horse In sovs and third horse 30 sovs frem tho stake. 'lso miles. 1 Mr D. Spence’s b g Little Tib, by Rothschild colt, oyra, lOsec (J. Messorrey) 1 7—Mr T G. Fox's b m Adventuress. Oyrs. *6scc , (Owner) 2 n yir H. B. Hubbard's b h Biackchild Bov, 4yrs, 12sec (Owner) 3 5 Fiisee 'scr, 8 Bell car 2sec. 6 Lord Althorp 4sec. 9 Franzie 6sec. 3 Betel Nut lOsec and ‘ 4 Rubican l'2sec also started. Biackchild Bov showed the way out of the straight well clear of Little Tib and Betel Nut, ° Rubican breaking. Franzie put in a strong run down the back but broke and lost his place, and passing the stand Blackchild Bov was still in charge, two lengths in front of Little Tib, with Adventuress trotting well ten lengths away. Running into tho° back stretch Little Tib took charge and was never headed again, winning by a length from Adventuress, who was eight lengths in front of 'Biackchild Boy. Betel Nut and Frnnzio finished next, close up. Time 4min 56 4-ssec.

BEXLEY HANDICAP (in saddle), of 55 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stake.

Two miles. 1 Mv W. J. Doyle's b h by Rothschild —Lincoln Yet mi™. 0.-rs g 3ec (J. M Lennnn) 1 2 —Mr T. Pickering’s h g Ciivc, aged,

losec (A. C. Cameron) 2 4—Mr A. Gallagher's b g J.C.H., aged, losec (Owner) t 3Mr J. Preece's b m Bine Bose, Eyrs, 7sec (J. Messervey) J 6 Slewee 4sec, 7 Maori Child Gsec and 8 Esma 13sec also started. At the end of half a mile Blue Bose, who began slowly, was in front, and Slewee, who put in a very solid early run. was alongside her, with Starchild next. Passing the 6tand Blue Boso was still in charge, but Slewee, J.C.H., Starchild and Clive were all close up. Half a mile from home J.C.H. and Blue Bose were together, but once in the straight Starchild took charge, ar.d stalling off a late run by Clive, won easily by a length, with Blue Rosb and J.C.H. dead-heating for third place, twelve lengths away. lime — Emin 8 3-ssoc. INNOVATION HANDICAP (in harness), of 50 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stake. One mile and a half. I—Mr W. F. Jackman’s b m Royal Vesta, by Albert Victor —Vesta -\ash, Eyrs, Bsec (M. Edwards) 1 , 2—Mr A. G. Wilson's ch h Lord Heathcote, 6yrs, 12sec (B. Mills) 2 11—Mr C. Annett’s b g Prince Henry, aged, lOsec (Owner) 3 8 Millie C. scr, 10 Miss Moore 6sec, 7 Black Betty Bsec, 9 Chryscs lOsec, 3 Beka llsec, 14 Mayflower llsee, 6 I.lttlo Joe llsec, 15 Maggie Wvlie llsec, 12 Vibrator llsec, 13 My Pal lleec, 5 Rosemary 14sec and 4 St Omar 14sec and Sun View lGsec (bracketed) also started. Koval Vesta was in front at the end of half a mile and was never threatened, winning easily by twelve lengths from Lord Heathcote, with Prince Henry a hundred vards away third. Time—3mia 50sec. ELECTRIC HANDICAP (in saddle), of 65 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stake. One mile. 1— Mr A. Rr. Tewkesbury’s Miss A. R. T. Wilkes, by Black Wilkes Lady Sylphe. lOsec (J. McLennan) 1 4Mr Q. C. Manson’s br g Jackaroo, Gyrs. lOsen (D. Morgan) 9 3Mr R. Peel’s blk g Troubadour, aged, 9eec (J. Tudhope) 3 7 Imperial Polly scr, 10 Frederick 4sec, 9 Early Dawn 4sec, 5 Repeater 7sec, 6 Wallace M. 9sec, 8 Miss Banks llsec and 2 Gold Lace 13sec also started. Gold Lace and Jackaroo both began quickly. but Miss A. R. T. Wilkes lost several seconds by hobbling on tho mark. She settled down in the back stretch, and, well ridden by M’Lennan, closed on his field turning into the straight, • and catching Jackaroo at the half-distance won comfortably by a length, with Troubadour twelve length? away third. Gold Lace fell in the straight and Repeater fell over him. Time — 2min 23 l-ssee. AUTUMN HANDICAP (in harness), of 67 sovs; second horse 7 sovs and third horse 3'sovs-from the stake. Two miles. B—Mr B. Edwards’s b g Vanguard, hv Vancleve, aged, 17sec (Owner) 1 6—Mrs E. J. M’lnroe’s gr g Bushranger, Eyrs, ISsee (F. Gilbert) 2 4Mr T. Annett’s b h Electric Jack, 6yrs. lOsec (Owner) S 9 Rubican scr, 11 Childstone 13seo, 5 Ngarata 13sec, 7 Salt Air 13sec, 3 Crash l7seo, 1 Rosalie 17sec, 2 Dollywood 18sec and 10 Maoriwood 19sec also started. Vanguard was in front after running half a mile and was never threatened, winning easily, pulling up. by fifty yards from Bushranger, who was forty yards in front of Elootric Jack. Time—Emin 6 4-ssec. DASH HANDICAP (in harness), of 60 sova; second hor3e 5 sovs from the stake. On* mile. 4—Mr W. J. Owen’s b g Harold Minto, by Prince Imperial—Dexter and Sacramento mare, Gyrs, 4sec (F. Owen) 1 2Mr W. B. Masham’s blk c Ripon Child3yrs, Ecr (M. Edwards) 9 I—Mr J. A. Buckland’s b g Kavalli, 4yrs, 7aec (C. Piper) 8 5 Rockfeller ssec and 3 Idaho 6sec also started. Kavalli was quickest away, but Harold Minto joined her running out of th* straight and was never afterwards headed, winning comfortably by eight lengths from Bipon Child, with Kavalli four lengths away third and Idaho next. Time —2min 26 3-ssec. Tho following are the handicaps for ilt* second day: ADVANCE HANDICAP (in harness), «f 55 sovs; one mile and a half—Adonis Bor, Kavalli scr, Lady Lyons lsec, Millie C. ls#o, Gold Lace lsec. Flashwood lsec, Francita 2sec, Rosechild Ssec, First Child 3sec, Bernl* L. 4sec, Princess Mvra Esec, Rexcordiljui 6sec, Princo Eaynard Bsec, LycueUc 9seo, Maoriwood, lOsec, Miss Nightingale 10»*o,

The following are the handicaps for ih* second day: ADVANCE HANDICAP (in harness), si 55 sovs; one mile and a half—Adonis scr, Kavalli scr, Lady Lyons lsec, Millie C. Imo, Gold Lace lsec. Flashwood lsec, Francita 2sec, Rosecliild Seec, First Child Ssec, Bernl» L. 4sec, Princess Myra osec, Rexcorditjm 6sec, Princo Eaynard Bsec, Lyoncttc 9seo, Maoriwood, lOsec, Miss Nightingale 10»*o, Black Betty lOsec. Provocation lOseo, Lora Heathcote lOsoc.

LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP (ia saddle), of 40 sovs; one mile—Ben Hur «cr, Dumbell 4sec. Belle Lincoln Bsec, King Tracey Ssec, Esma Bsec, Sister Julian 10£M, Lucky ! Child lOsec, Old Fred llsec, Proc# Henry 13sec, Thelma T. 14sec, Childhood llsec, Dolly Linton losec. Chrysos losec, fletter Luck 16seo, Dahlia 16sec, Majestic 18e»o. Ada C. 16sec, Yellow Ribbon l6sec, Btak 16scc. Isabella 16sec, Special Lass lfhen Roily’s Pride 16sec. Mauritius l6aec,_ Ps<Wina 16sec, Black Monarch 16sec, AVoodtfiief 17sec, T.D. 18seo, Punter W. 19sec, 3un View 19sec. The Bess 19sec. Imperious Jjf.d 20sec.

BRIGHTON HANDICAP (in harness), of 105 sovs; one mile and a half—lmperial F-llly scr. Fusee 4sec, Lord Spec 4eec, Crcysu* 4sec, Bell Car 4sec, Scottish Mac 4sec, Belroy 6sec, Dayspring 7seo, Quiucey 7eec, Malion 7sec, Harold Minto 7sec, Dominion Csec, Franzio 7sec. Early Dawn Ssec, T.F.C. Little Tib Ssec, Kalgoorlie 9scc. Ida vsec, Ned Corbett lOsec, Troubadour lOsec, Driftwood lOsec.

AVON HANDICAP (in saddle), of 60 sovs; Two miles—Harold Minto scr. Jackaroo Sseo, Tohu 4sec, M’Kinley 6sec, Ccdrice 9sec. Fvnsv 9sec, Vondey llsec. St Cyrus 12sec, Blue Rose 12sec, Maori Child 13scc.

WAINONI HANDICAP (in harness), of 74 sovs; one mile and a hall—Tea Tree scr, Adventuress 2sec, Lignite Gsee, Rubican lsec. Lord Vivian 6sec, Miss Ngapara lOsec, Maori Child lOsec. Electric Jack 12sep. Lord Cardigan 13sec, Bill 14scc, Glenloth' ]4scc. E'-iter-prise 14sec, Rotholia loseo. Cliildstonc iSseo. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (in saddle!, of 55 sovs; one mile—Lord Spec scr, Miss f-. R. T. Wilkes scr, Frederick lsec, Ferns 33ec, Miss Burlington lscc. Jackaroo 33ee, »'chu 3sec, Onward 4scc, T.F.C. 4eec, Ida ssoc, Repeater osec, Troubadour ssec, Wallace M. 6sec.

BEACH HANDICAP (in saddle), of 50 (T>vf; ono mile and a half—Repeater scr, Gold Lace Ssec, Clive Ssec, R-osecrild lOsec, P’ince Gift llsec, J.C.H. 12scc. General Black Msec, Esma 12sec, Bushranger 13se«. Vaiyiore 15sec. Prince Raynard 15sec, Violet C. llaeo, Old Fred losec, Priuz losec, Lady Llvon 17aec.

FINAL HANDICAP (harness), of 63 eovs; ono mile—lmperial Polly scr. The N>.ed!e 2sec, Elector 3sec. Dominion lscc. 6scc, Adventuress 6sec, Kennic Tv. Tsee, Driftwood 7sec. The Middie 7sec Wal’.acl M. Ssec, Nell Gwynne 3scc.

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