SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17097, 21 February 1916, Page 9

SPORTING.

NFAYS AND NOTES. Most of the Canterbury horses which competed at the Dunedin Jockey Club's meeting last week returned home by a special train, which arrived at Sockburn soon after seven o'clock yesterday morning. W. M'Donald remained behind with First Glance, Moddite and Silent Way, hut he will probably return to-day. The sale of Reval in Dunedin last week was arranged' in order to close apartnership account. In his early days Reval was raced in partnership by Messrs E. H. Raid and A. S. Elworthy. but after a time Mr O. Studholmo bought out Mr Ehvorthy's interest. Mr Pioid died last month, and the gelding was sold to wind up the partnership, Mr C. Studholmo becoming the sole owner at oOOgs. Reval should not bo dear at that price, as he is just coming on nicely, and may easily win back tho purchase price before the close of this season.

Mr A. W. Rutherford, jun., has nominated Specialform and Samisen for the Nelson Jockey Club's meeting, which will be held on March 8 and 0. Some of the form at the Woodville meeting was very difficult to follow. There were, several case.s, it is said, in which questions-jnight have been asked with advantagefjn>ut nothing was done.

Taringamutu has been an expensive mare to follow lately. In the first part of the season she ran some good races, but she has let her backers down badly several times lately. At Woodville this week she was favourite for the chief event of the day, hut third place, in tho Cup was the nearest she got to winning. It lopks just now as if the filly was in need of a. rest, as she has been hard at it since the spring.

Lord Multifid, believed to he the fastest horse ever sent from Taranaki to race in Australia, is to be brought back xo New Zealand from the Commonwealth, as tho injuries met with when ho collided with a fence will prevent him racing. He will bo usod for? stud purposes. Ho was handicapped on his private reputation in some of the races he was entered for on the other side, but his owner says would have lived uj) to it had he not been unfortunately injured. Tn bis one race when only half strung up he showed what ho was capable of over there.

When Prince Eddie finished just out ol" a place in the Great Northern Hurdle Handicap of 1913 ho gave the impression that ho would turn out more than useful as a'jumper. Since then, however, the big son of Royal Fusilier lias not acted up to early expectations and his win in the Maiden Hurdle Handicap at the recent To Kuiti meeting marked'his first success over obstacles. It is probable that Prince Eddie will bo given a, chance to earn distinction as a steeplechaser in tho winter. Wild West, by Soult—The Squaw, continues to pay his way in New South Wales. At a recent country meeting ho won a seven-furlong welter race, carrying lOst and conceding about two stone to each of his' opponents. W. Davies, the ex-Wellington ownertrainer, won a race at Wyong, Now South Wales, this month, with War Queen, an eight-year-old mare by Field Battery—St Winifred, by Sylvia Park —led a. by Castor—Welcome Katie.

The position of handicapper to the Victoria Racing Club is vacant, Mr W. A Menzies having resigned, on the ground of ill-health, after acting since 1903; The office is worth £750 a year, and Mr Menzies also acted for the Wuliamstown Racing Club. As Mr R. K. Mnitland recently resigned several handicapping appointments, there appear to be several good openings for weight adjusters in Melbourne at present. The two-yoar-old filly Queen Battery, by Comedy King—Cross Battery, gave further evidence of her quality this month, at the Tasmanian Racing Club's meeting, hy scoring an easy win in the Elwick Futurity Stakes, in which she carried 9st 21b, including a. 141 b penalty. The succQeeding event was won by Honol'ine, sister to Anna Garlovna, by Sou It—Cz'arevna. It was Honorine's third win during her visit to Tasmania, and as she carried lOst 31b the performance was an attractive one. The Soult mare is now trained, by J. Scobie, having been purchased by a patron of his stable from E. A. Connolly early this year.

The steeplechaser Bullawarra returned to Melbourne early this month, looking well after his sojourn in England. He showed, however, no delight in being returned to Australia. On the contrary, he played up a good deal, and it took half an hour to land him. He had eventually to be blindfolded. Bullawarra was shipped to England with the idea of winning the last Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase, but his' trip was no* a success. He quite failed to reproduce his best Australian form and did not succeed in winning a race. He fell in the Grand National Steeplechase. The avent has been abandoned this year, otherwise Bullawarra would have been left in England to have another try to win it. He will probably be given a chance of again distinguishing himsejf over jumps in Australia. Ho was in the fronk rank among the jumping brigade when he left the Commonwealth, and at present there is a great dearth of smart junipers in Australia. Bullawarra. is ten years old, so that he. is not. particularly old. as steeplechasers go.

VICTORIA AMATEUR TURF CLUB. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright MELBOURNE. .February 19. The autumn meeting of the Victoria Amateur Turf Club was commenced to-day. The following; are the results of the principal events: — OAKLEIGH PLATE, of 1350 soys; second horse '250 govs, and third horse 100 sovs from the stake. Five furlongs and a half. Mr \Y. Brunton's br g Tulha, by Cicero —Ben Doran, 4yrs, Sst . . . 1 Mr H. Power's b li Burrabadeen, by Bobadil— Wilari's Sister, 4yrs. Ost 61b . 2 Mr L. L. Winten's 'br h Delinacre, by Linacre —Debutante, tyrs, Bst lib . 3 Twenty-four horses started. AYon. by three-quarters of a length. Time —lmin 7ifsec. ST GEORGE. STAKES, of 650 sovs; second horse 100 sovs, and third horse 50 sovs from the stake.. Weight-for-nge. One mile and a furlong. Mrs R. Hawker's b h -Cyklon, by Spearmint— Cyaneau, 6yrs, 9st 21b Mr A. Foley's b h Giru. by AntonioVirtu, 4yrs, Sst Mr J. Mills's br m Traquette, by Traquair —Simmerette, 4yrs, Sst lllb Seven horses started. Von by two lengths. Time—lmin oosec.

SOUTH AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. [Per Press Absociatcok.] HAMILTON, February 18. The South Auckland Racing Club's meetin" was commented to-day, in fine weather, •md with a largo attendance. The totalisator investments were £14,948, compared with £ls 689 10s on the corresponding day last year. The following are the details of the racing: TRIAL HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; seven furlongs—Glenopal, Bst; 1; Hemisphere, 7sf. loib 2" ■ Ghietanus, 7s*. 7lb, 3. -Doneastor 8«t 9lb, Lady Gwendoline Sst 9lb, .GJeudroa 7st 121 b, Miss Avalanche 7st. 9lb, Permit >st 9lb Sea. Dc'il 7st olb, Luperin 7st. Funiira 7s't and Summer Rose 7st also started. CLAUDELANDS HANDICAP, of 120 sovs- five furlongs-Ring Lupin, 6st Olb, i Hamlet. 6si. lllb. 3: Blue Garment, ist 6 l'b 3 Colciainc Sst "lb, Positive Sst 21b,

Gold Necklet Tst 2lb, Bogey 6st 13lb, Miss Lupimis Gst 7lb and Arawa 6st Tib also r-tarted.

JUVENILE STAKES, of 100 sovs; for two and three-year-olds; special weights; four' furlongs—Waiutu 1, Sir Ralph 2, Ritassea 3. Alf Delaval, Independence, Declare, General Joffre, Master Florence, Saccharine, Stradella, Stridoaway arid Homeric also started. SOUTH AUCKLAND UUP, of 300 s° vs '. one mile and a quarter—Goldsize, Tst -lib, 1; Ladv Penury, Bst 61b, 2; Minister, 7st Gib, 3. Tinopai Bst slb, King Chiara Tst 2H> and So.dier <>st 101 b also started.

FIRST HANDICAP HURDLES, of 130 sovs; about one mile end a half and fifty yards—llopye, Ist 3lb, I; Tenacious, list 21b, 3; Marconi, 9s'. 91b, 3. Brookfieid 9st 31b, St Curio 9st 31b, Gwahor 9st lib, Lady Lobelia Ost lib, Starkot 96t and Bonny Jean 9st also started. ■ WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; one mile—Glenspire, Bst 9lb, 1; Achilledes, Bs' 91b, 2: Blue Garment, Bst 51b, 3. Jolie Fill© Bst 61b, Gold La.;e Bst and Taj Mahal Bst also started. HACK HANDICAP.' of 100 sovs; six furlongs— Q-arry Owen, Tst 61b, 1; Inspector, Tst 21b, :-,' Carbinoft, Tst -lib. t. Velraa Tst Gib, Miss Amnn 9 Tst 31b, Tennessee Tst, Maypepen 7st„ Surrey Park Tst, Laura Hctet Tst, Heat Wave Tst, MedWr Tst, Alf Delaval Tst and Chilblain 7st also started. FLYING HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; sis furlongs—Signo, 6st 9lb, 1; Tree Fluke, 6st 11 lb. 2; Munster, Bst 9lb, 3. Glissando Tst, Gold Necklet Tst, and Chime 6st lllb also started. HAMILTON, February 19. The meeting- of the South Auckland Racing Club was concluded to-day. The weather was fine and the attendance wag much larger than on the first day. The fotnlisator investments were £IT.S3T. making £32,485 for the meeting, compared with £33.411 lost year. The following arc the details of tho racing: MAIDEN PLATE, of 100 sovs; six furlongs—Lady Mabel 1, Carbiness 2. Sea De'il 3. Won by four lengths. Time—lmin losee. SHORTS HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; five furlongs—Ring Lupin 1, Genevieve 2, Blue Garment X Won by over two lengths. Time —lmin 9 2-osec. HURDLE HANDICAP, of 130 sovs; one mile and three-quarters and fifty yards— Hopye 1, Tenacious 2. Marconi 3. Won by three: lengths. Time—3miu 19y3-ssec. WAIKATO HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; one mile and a furlong—Tinopai 1, Marble Star 2. Goldsize 3. Won by half a length. Time —lmin 55spc. BACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; seven furlongs—Permit 1. Gluetanus 2. Inspector 3. Won bv three lengths. Time—lmin 39 3-ssec. RUAKURA STAKES, of 100 sovs: five furlongs—Waiutu 1, Master Florence 2, Sir Ralph"" 3. Won by a length. Time—lmin 2 2-nscc. WELTER, HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; one mile—Achilledes 1, Blue Garment 2, Jolie Fille 3. AVon by half a length.. Time—lmin 41 3-osee. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 130 s ovs; six furlongs—Mopsman 1, Glenspire 2. Ta.i Mahae 3. AVon by a short head. Time—lmin 14 3-Ssec.

MANAWATU TROTTING CLUB. [Per Press Association.] PALMERSTON NORTH, February 19. The Manawatu Trotting Club's annua! meeting wrb held to-day. The weather was fine and the" racing was interesting. Tho chief event of the day, the Trotting Club Handicap, brought together a field of class in trotting seldom seen here. The totalisator investments were £4413, a decrease of £498 compared with last year. Tho following arc the details of the racing: MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; one mile and a half—l Queen Patch, scr, 1; 3 Floval, lsec, 2; 2 Halo, 2soc, 3. 4 Bushchild scr, Maxinda lsec. 3 Plain Rose 3sec, 5 Makairo Belle 3sec, Tho Swigger 3scc and Maud Zoloek 3sec also started. A\ on -easily. Time—3min 52 l-3sec.

STEWARDS' HANDICAP-1 Lylock, 13sec, 1; 5 Miss Havoc, Ssec, 2; 3 Rotomanuka, 2sec 3. 4 Colleen Bawn lsec, 6 Jays Belle 9scc and 2 Arama 13sec also started. Won easily. Time—4min 4 2-ssec.

MANAWATU TROTTING CLUB HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; two miles—l Pax, 22sec, 1; 3 Harold Devon, 23sec, 2; 5 Whisht, ISsec, 3. 4 Jewel Chimes ■ scr, 8 Huia Grey Ssec, 6 Celtic 14sec, T Hova 14sec, 2 Stone Bcldon 15scc and 9 Darkness 19sec also started. Won by three lengths, with Whisht a poor third. Time—4min 54 4-ssec.

AWAPUNI HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; one mile- and a half—lo Lavinia, ITsoc, 1; 6 Greywood, 9sw, 2; 3 General Victor, 9sec, 3. 11 Rio Grande 6sec, 9 Strabane Bsec, T All Steel Usee, 2 Tattles 12sec, 1 Alice Shaw 12sec, 4 Floval 13sec, 5 Sam Dillon 13sec, 8 Cottage Belle lGsec, 12 Mis 3 Bell 16sec and 13 Brachycombe ITsec also started. Won after a good finish. Time—3min 54 3-ssec LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP, of 50 sOvs; one mile and a half —1 Queen -Patch, Usee, 1; 4 Colleen Bawn, 4sec, 2; 3 Rotomanuka, scr, 3. 6 Bobalink ssec, T Bushchild Usee, 5 Maud Zolock 14sec and 8 Watchlight 14sec also started. Bobalink finished first, but was distanced for crossing, the aaco being awarded to Queen Patch. Time—3min 40 3-sscc. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 80 sovs; one mile —1 Prinzora, 6soc, 1: 5 Joan of Arc, Ssec, 2; 4 Darkness, 9sec, 3. 6 Aotea Roa scr, S Huia. Grey 4sec, 3 Manscenita lOsec, 2 Elma Boy Usee and T War Cloud Usee also started. Won coaifortably. Time—2min 25 2-5 sec.

PALMERSTON NORTH HANDICAP, of TO sovs; two miles—4 Tattles, 2'2sec, 1; 5 Amazona, 22sec, 2; T Todd Bells, 2sec, 3. 1 Sol 14scc\ 9 Ria Grande losec, 3 Greywood Msec, 2 Alice Shaw 22sec, 10 Waimairi 22sec, S Floval 24sec and 6 Sam Dillon 24sec also started. Won very easily. Time—smin 12 3-5 sec.

FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 60 sovs; one mile and a- half —1 Sandrift, 22sec, 1; 4 Lockwood, 19soc, 2; 5 Jays Belle, 24sec, 3. 2 Myrtle Palm 12aec and 3 Miss Havoc- 23sec also started. Won by two lengths. Time—3niin 53scc.

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. [Per Press Association.] DUNEDIX, February 19. The Dunedin Jockey Club's autumn meeting was concluded to-day in glorious weather. There was a large attendance. The day's investments on the totalisator were £■24,049 10s, compared with £27,895 10s on the corresponding day last year, the total for the meeting being X60..65S 10s, compared with £67,334 last year. The following are the details of the racing: . OWHIRO HURDLE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; one mile and a half—2 Peerless, lOst lib (P. Wells), 1; 4 Lord Frederick, 9st 4lb (F. Ellis), 2; 5 Cast Iron. lOst 21b (E. Redmond), 3. 3 Bore 12st 121 b, 1 Mcddite, 12st 51b, and G Glenfem 9st 2lb also started. Peerless led to the first hurdle, and the field was in close order turning into the back stretch. Glenfem jumped, badly at the six furlong hurdle, and lost ground. Peerless was well clear at the last obstacle, and he won by six lengths, Lord Frederick beating Cast iron for second place by nearly a length. Time—irnin 50 4-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; six furlongs—s Twelfth Night, 6st 101 b (Roy Reid), 1; 1 Reval, 9st 121 b (L. Wilson), 2; '2 Malvolia, 6st 7lb (T. Black), 3. 8 Clynelish Sft 131 b, 6 Buller Sst 13lb, 3 Oxenhope Sst 10lb, 4 CharmillaSstllb, and 9 Fondrette Ost 7lb also started. Reval and Fowlrette were first away, and at the end of two furlongs Reval was just heading Charmilla. Once into the straight Twelfth Night challenged Reval, and the two went right away, Tvelfth .Night winning by half a length. Time —lmin 27 4-ssec. WARRINGTON HANDICAP, of 1(0 sovs; seven furlongs—7 Golden Rupee, Sst 12lb (J. Olsen), 1; 2' Hardshot, Bst 131 b (C. Emerson), 2; 6 RiHess, Sst (J. T. Beard), 3. 1 Sister Regis Sst 12lb. 3 Miss Finland Sst 81b. 5 Brooksdale Sst 21b, S Baritone Sst, and 4 Fiery Cross Sat also started. Baritone was first away, followed by Golden Rupee. Miss Finland was handy for a little way. but fell back after a couple of furlongs. Hardshot had a turn in the lead, but with three furlongs to go Golden Rupee rushed to the front, and. stalling off a challenge by Hardshot at the distance, won by a length, with Kiltess a length and a half avray. Time—lmin 29 4-ssec. .

JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; one mile and a quarter—l Rorke's Drift, Sst lllb (C. Emerson). 1; 7 Palisade, 7st 9lb (A. M'Kay), 2; 4 Fender, 7st 21b (A. Griffin), 3. 5 Meitchikoff Sst 51b, 6 Snub Sst 31b, 9 Down 7st 9lb, 2 Ardenvhor 7sf 9lb, 8 Adjutant 7st 31b, 11 Ringform 7st 21b, 3 Marc Anthony 7st "21b, 10 Ogier 6st 9lb, and 12 Rongahere 6st 7lb also started. Palisade rushed to the front at the start, Rongahere being last. At the mile post Palisade was just leading Ardenvhor and Down. Entering the back stretch Palisade was two lengths clear of Ardenvhor and Meltchikoff, but a little further on Rorke's Drift ranged up second to Palisade. Fender made a run from the ihree furlong post, but could not net up. Palisade turned into the straight half a length clear of Rorke's Drift, and in a fine race home Rorke's Drift won by a head from Palisade, who beat Fender by a length and a. quarter. Time—2min 8 2-sscc. HOPEFUL HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; five furlongs—l Don Pacifico, Sst 61b (F. E. Jones), 1; i Partisan, 6st 121 b (Roy Roed), 2; •2 Kilkce, 7st 7lb (D. Anderson), 3. 3 The White King 7st 31b also started. Kilkee was smartest out. The White King soon took command, with Partisan in close attendance, well ahead of the others. Partisan forged ahead in the straight, but inside tho

distance Don Pacifico challenged and won an exciting race by a head. Time— lmin J 2-ssec. , ABBOTSFORD WELTER HANDICAP, of ITS sovs; seven furlongs-2 Palisade Ost 13U> (H Donovan), l;.l Mnrtuk. Bst Bib. (J. Campbell), 2; 3 Daringdalc. 9st lllb {\- OHniloran), 3. 5 United Service 9st 01b, i All Ready fist lllb, 8 Leading Lady Bst oIU, » Snapdragon Bst 3lb, 6 Gnome 7st_lolb ami 7 Redowa Tst 91b also started. Dar igdalc hung a. little at the start. Rounding the far turn Redowa, All Ready and M"«*> >i the. field. Palisade got enren With»««t* before entering the straight, and delimit«£ won comfortably by nearly a- length. Daung dale being beaten for second place OJ a neck. Time—lmin 29sec. WAIHOLA HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; six furlongs-1 Ardmore, fist 81b (G. J. *»«]•£ 3 Ladv Trent Bst 81b (F. E. Jones), 2, 1-Joan Tst 121 b (A. Lloyd). 3. 1 Charlev lie 9st 131 b (coupled With Ardmore. 8 9 Bon Ost 51b, 2 Hornbeam Bst 131 b, 6 "<« Bst 61b, 4 Kentlock Bst 6lb, 5 st lolb 11 Carctta Tst 9lb. IS Hcveller 78t 91S, Take Down Tst Tib, 14 Baron Noi• hburn Tst Tib and 10 Benefit Tst Tib also started. Kentlock and Deltonio were first out from a bad start. In the back stretch to the front, closely followed by Bedsh.re. Ardmore maintained his advantage an J bv a length and a half,- Joan being a length awav third. Time—lmin ITsec. W'INGATUI HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; one milc-2 Magdala Ost 9lb (J. Olsen), 1; 4 The Cornet 7st°3lb (Roy-Reed), *J°&%s 111 b (H Lowe), 3. 1 Countess Tolstoi B=t 310, 8 iVbrikoff Tst 101 b; 6 Multum in Pa™ ™ 101 b and Cortes Gst 101 b also started. Countess Tblstoi and Ogier were first to break the line, and they led round the far turn At the distance The Cornet was in i. . T,„t Mno-dala came with a fast run fctvMa length, The Cornet beating Oder 'by a length and a- half. Timclmin 42sec. _

NELSON JOCKEY CLUB.. The following handicaps have been declared : . lib Want Tst 131 b, Stepney .st 1210, tiien oli'le, Tst Tib. Totaranui Vst Roumaina -st, Memo Gain Tst, Whisperer 6st *U>. WOPE HACK' HANDICAP, of 90 sov=, sefen FurloTgs-Heeltap Ost 13lb. Rongora, 9 91b Whisperer Bst 91b,. Bradamn.it^ Sst 21b. Hazel Bst 2lb, Mgger Tst ,Ib, King Peter Tst Tib. _';••-. TFLEGR\PH HANDICAP, of 70 so\s, ft ™fuS's-Samisen Ost 31b, HeeUap 9s 21b, Need Sst 13lb, Miraculous Sst IJlb, Ex citement Sst 16lb, Bradamante fast 31b. ImprovTsst 31b. Pall Mall Tst 101 K Red_ Shield 7et Tib Roseland Tst 51b. Te Kuve Tst 21b. Trv A-ain 6s 13lb, Trickery Gst 13lb. Maisie Bill & 121 b Baby Gst 121 b, Pukemoa; Gst l ß 2b. B ndebu'rg Gst 181 b.. Seal Rose Gst 121 b, Gallivani Gst 121 b- Hemi Ta-tani 6st. ,Ib. GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, of -150 sovs six furlongs-Goldstream Ost 31b, Heah V er'Bst S l3lb! Botanist Sst 13lb Mount toria Tst 121b,..-Caraid Dileas ,st ,Ib, Need 7st 71b, Hvmettius Gst lSlb, Whisperer Gst 13lb. Pink "Ribbon 6st 7lb. WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 80 sovs- seven furlongs—Marsmah lOst 131 b. Totaranui Ost 18lb, Heeltap 9.t filbj H«g«a Bst 41b. Improve Sst 01b. Red Shield Sst. Wailand 7st 121 b, Ballvhar Tst lllb, Te Kura X 01b Tete"li Olb/RedlighUTsl. 91b, Pink Ribbon Tst 91b, Martial Air ,st ,Ib.

SOUTH CANTERBURY TROTTING CLUB. The following handicaps have been .declared for the. South Canterbury Trotting Club's meeting: TRTU, H\A-DICAP (in ,harness), of 90 sov * one mile and a half-Royal George sci Green Hibbon-s.ec. Silver Ribbon ssec. D C rUt 7sec, Quincey Belle Bseo,lr« Rsec Llovd George lOsec, Sally Brass "sec, Reer-.ard llsee, = Trixie Mac Usee, Palm Dale llsec, Bridgewood Usee, Bergan llsec rV a % f™ vWc Red Dillon 12sec, Great B hlin 12sec7 Blafkford 12sec. Coldstream &£%£&* 12sec Inwood 12scc Branston lOsec Cromwell 13sec. Lady Jinks 13.ee, Sarehfield ISsec, Stella C..l3sec, Lord Troonwood llscc. Bright Child 13soc, Dorothy D.Ilon 13sec. WMMATE HANDICAP (in saddle), of 90 sovs one mile and a half-Bushranger «« Pail Huon 3sec. Ohapi 4sec. Havana s-fn Arradiau lOsec, Paddy Lynd llsec, BellSsec, Arcamaii lu.ei, Bowbella T2sec. T±'\ Dream iSS. ?!»« Bell 12sec, Idol 13se SpeciaT Hibbon ISsec Mandor ISsec. idsec, oic imperial \ ictor lbsec, Bon linf B«ec Aranui kee, Hostage ISsec, General BfSta ISsec, Lionheart ISsec. Bay uenerni » pirate ISsec. Blackball IfcSaffiSo? vU Postillion 19sec Red Lancer Wseo, Livingstone 20sec Petard oosec Ribbonwork 20sec, Dunolhe 20see. TIMARU HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 sovs: two miles-Wallace Wood scr Evelyn isec. Sherwood 2sec. Stanley s ChUd Ssec. Edith K. 4sec, Raoburn teee, Quincey 6sec, Piecework 7sec, Betel Nut Ssec. Rene Pointer Bsec, Tamarisk lOsec. O.IC. lteec. ■ W* Trieev 10=ec, Vera K. Usee, Gold Crest Usee! Oinato Usee, The Chief Usee, Spedfication Junior Usee. WADOWN HANDICAP (in saddle), of 110 sov? one mile and a half-Wingatui scr, Roval George 3sec, Albertona Ssec, fcordica, Will o the Wisp,/«* Rexcordnin. s<ec' Ethel Donna 6sec, Edenclnld .sec, StanW« Pet 7sec, Bloomfield 9sec, Chatterbox 9 S ec Village Girl IGsec, Louis Drift lOsec, Doris Wood lOsec. Princess Perfection Usee,, Irvwin llsec, Comedy Usee, King Kan Usee, Forest Child Usee.

TEMUKA HANDICAP (in harness) of 110 sovs- two miles-Bushranger scr, Whisperins Willie 3sec. Paul Huon -isec, Kelso 7sec, Rummv 9sec, Havana lOsec Arcadian ISsec, Bellwind Msec, Paddy Lynd .Usee, Pactolus ISsec Cousin Jinny I.6scc, Rudston 16sec, Jesses Dream 16sec, Pine Bell 16se£ Allen Doom Hsec, Idol 17.ee, Lady Patricia ISsec, Alice Sfliaw 19sec. Harold Wilkes 19sec,' Thora 19sec.

WASHDYKE HANDICAP (in harness), of 1-20 sovs; one mile—Crouistall scr, Da'whinnie 2=cc, Radiant Morn 6sec, Lodos-ar 7scc Quincey 7sec, Rosebery 7sec. Piecework Ssec! 0.1. C. Ssec, Chelston Bsec, Scenery 9sec, Pinewood lOsec, Specification Jiuiior lOsee, Siuoda lOsec, Rema Rosa lOsec. FAIRLIE HANDICAP (in harness), of V2O sov?; two miles—George M'.Kinney scr. Pax lsec' The Great Audobon *soe, Black Satin 4sec,' Armature 4sec, Reggie'Huon 4sec, GeeWhiz 4sec, John Peel 6sec, Will o' the Wisp Mountain Palm 7sec, Stanley's Pet Ssec, Watchman 6sec, St Louis 6sec. Lucille 7sec, Gsec Nordica Cisco. Elveno 6sec. Irvar 6see, Storm Cloud Ssec, General Link Ssec, tireeu Ribbon Ssec. Harold 1). Ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP (in saddle), of 120 sovs; one mile—Dulwhinnic scr, Sherwood scr, Phingari 2scc, Franz Josef 'Jsac,

Stanley's Child 3sec, Wilkie 4sec, Radianl Morn 4sec, Bacchus osec. Lodestar ssec, Queen Tracey osec, Rotheida Ssec, Gscc, Vermont Gsec, Sir Elmo 6sec, Salcomb Gsec, Rosebury Gsec. - - ■•; ;