RACING NEWS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 46, 23 January 1926, Page 13

RACING NEWS.

NOTES.

G. New, of Levin, has taken np his residence at Palmerston North, and has his team located in the stables owned by Mr D. O’lteilly. As “Dick” Johnson has decided not to persevere further with Rational, the one-time brilliant sprinter will again bo trained by J. Brown. Mr A. W. Broughton, who trained Mr R. Vautier’s team with success for some timo past, intends setting up as a public trainer. Mr Geo. Craw, of Linton, has sold his three-year-old colt Loch Moigh, by Nelson Derby from Flying Bells, to the Palmerston North sportsman, Mr J. A. Mitchell. v At a recent' meeting in South Australia, all the jockeys wero searched for electric batteries, but the investigation failed to disclose anything suspicious.

The Wellington sportsman Mr \J. R. McKenzio has won £0440 in stakes this season (up to January 14), made up as follows: —Great Bingen £4015, Acron £llsO, Silk Thread £605, Real the Great £275, Frisco Beau £271, Glendora £7O and Navolla £54.

At the conclusion of the Wellington meeting the New Plymouth trainer, E. George, will, it is understood, take Te Monanui, Oration, Hipo, Mint Leaf and probably other horses to Sydney. Mr and Mrs Graham will probably go across later to see To Monanui race. Ho races in the colours of Mrs Graham.

A Sydney paper, in discussing the win of Reremoana in the Railway at Ellerslie, remarks that Jack Cameron was unlucky in not being able to get The Hawk over. With all due respect to The Hawk, he would have had his work cut out to give the Ha-wera-trained horse 61b and a beating.

According to an American journal, the State of Mexico can boast of a very valuable handicai). This is tho Coffroth Handicap, tho ;value of which is £16,000. It is mentioned in connection with this race that the trainer and jockey of tho winner also receive something substantial from tho management. The rider of tho last winner of the Coffroth Handicap got a fine cottage.

Sydney racegoers would pride themselves on tho fact that'Randwick is as up to date in every way as any New Zealand racecourse. It is interesting to learn, therefore, that only on New Year’s Day at Randwick wore hurdles erected to separate first, second and third horses when they return to be unsaddled for weighing-in. Thesd partitions have been erected and have been in use on leading Dominion courses for several years, tho Manawatu Racing Club being tho first to have them erected.

It is said that Phil Green does not care for the Hawera tracks, and contemplates returning ’to Palmerston North.

The Manawatu Trotting Club will hold its next annual trotting meeting on tho Ashhurst racecourse on Wednesday, March 10.

The Christchurch Press says that Nita Colo, Lady Thelma anti Lady Nan, who have been on a visit to Real Guy, were shipped north to their owner, Mr J. A. Mitchell, of Palmerston North, last week. They were accompanied by two colt foals from Nita Colo and Lady Thelma, both' by Real Guy, and they are a pair of attractive youngsters.

The Dunedin sportsman, Mr G. J. Barton, whose horses are trained by W. J. Tompkinson, is having a successful season. His horses have won £4580 in stakes, Nelson Derby £2455, Napland £975, Bell Harold £BOO, Pattie Alto £135, Pearlie Chimes £IOO, Kean John £75 and Happy Rosa £4O.

Colin Gallimore, who held a No. 1 trainer’s license, died in Sydney rcculty. In his early days he was very successful rider at unregistered meetings, and, on the death ot his father, Mr G. Gillimore, took up training. His last winner was Ignition, while others prepared by him included Almsgiver and Petalster. He left a wife and three children.

The well-known Melbourne sportsman, Mr S. Green, has a valuable imported tliree-year-old who will race as Star d’Or. He is a brother to Zamboo (Sunstar —Airaishii), who won six races and over £IO,OOO in stakes in England last season. One of Zambo’sbest performances was his second to Solario in tho St. Leger at Doncaster. Star d’Or cost 900 guineas as a yearling. FOXTON RACING CLUB’S MEETING. CUP WONBY OPA. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP TO BONOGNE. Save for a slight shower tho weather remained fine for the opening day of tho Foxton Racing Club’s meeting. Mr J. E. Henrys’ adjustments wero responsible for the closeness of the finishes, while Mr R. E. Hatch’s despatches wero all that could bo desired and Mr J. Cameron hoisted tho numbers quickly and accurately. After tho contest tor tho Anniversary Handicap, the stipendiary steward, Mr Wilson, had A. Downing (rider of Bonogne) carpeted for crossing Hyde Park and Tutankhamen, and as a result he will bo compelled to take a holiday

for three months. The following are the details of tho racing:— POROUTAAVHAO HACK HURDLES, of 160 sovs.; second horse 30 sovs. and third 15 sovs. One and a-half miles and 100 yards. 7G- R. Brown’s b g Comedy > Prince (Comedy King—Rattler), aged, 9.11 (F. Towler) 1 5 P. Hunter’s b g Suspicion, aged, 9.13 (A. Tricklebank) 2 2 Mrs AVardell’s blk g Rahere, aged, 9.4 (A. McDonald) ... 3 Also 1-an: 3 Axle (P. Mcßrearty) 10.4, 1 Koauau (A. Jenkins) 10.4, .8 Tawehi (J. Tilson) 9.10, 6 Asleep (J. Procter) 9.5, 4 Araby (H. Gordon) 9.0, 12 Panim (B. Te Hemara) 9.0, 9 Kyla (AA r . Blanche) 9.0, 10 Hats Off (O. Carmont) 9.0, 11 Daphne Bruce (A. AVoaver) 9.0. A\ r on by a length, one and a-half lengths between second and third. Time, 2.54 2-5. All started in the hurdles. From a good start Suspicion was the first to show out but was quickly passed by Kyla, and passing the stand was followed by Rahere and Suspicion. Along the back Rahere opened up a good lead from Suspicion, with Comedy Prince heading the others. The . last-men-tioned, finishing strongly, headed Suspicion inside the distance and won nicely, tho dividend being remunerative. Daphno Bruce, Araby and Tawehi fell.

HIMATANGI HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.; second horse 30 sovs. and third 10 sovs. Six furlongs. 3 P. Cox’s br g Empire Camp (Campfire—Chasalis), aged, 7.8 (A. E. Downing) 1 1 A. Trevor’s b c First Acre, 3yrs, 9.0 (F. Butterworth) 2 2J. B. Gaisford’s b f Duetto, 3yrs, 8.0 (R. J. Mackie) ... 3 Also ran: 4 Our Jack (N. Trillo) 7.7, 6 Inoe (R. Martin) 7.4, 5 Calm Eve (B. Rosen) 7.7. Won by a short head, two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.17. I'rom an excellent despatch Duetto vas the first to break the line, with Enipiro Camp and First Acre followl n S- Along the back Duetto was still in the van, and at tho straight entrance First Acre ran up to the lcader, and they looked like having the finish for first honours to themselves, but the Hawera-truincd Empire Camp came with a well-timed run and got up in time to win by the narrowest of maigms. It was a lucky win, liowevei, as First Acre’s rider lost a stirrup iron. Duetto was a poor third, uur Jack and Calm Eve wero next.

FOXTON CUP (open), of 400 sovs; second horse 70 sovs and third 30 sovs. One and a-quarter miles. 2 E Vu P- „ Christensen’s b g Opa (Hallowmas—Oka;, syrs, 7.4 (N. Trillo y 1 A N. Gibbons’s cli g Tall Timi her 6yrs, 9.0 (A. Tricklebank) g ® C>wan Bros.’ b g Beaumont, 4yrs, i. 7 (R. j. Mackie) 3

Also ran: 5 Miss Hupana (B. Rosen) 7.9, 7 Zero Hour (E. Brodie) 7.6 6 Birthmark (F. Butterworth) 7.5, 4 Santiago (B. Nixon) 7.4. AVon by a length and a-half, four lengths between second and third, lime, 2.9 3-5.

Duo was tho only withdrawal. It was an interesting race throughout. I'rom an excellent start Miss Hupana was the first to show out and, passing the stand, v'as followed by Birthmark Beaumont and Tall Timber. At the six furlong peg Miss Hupana ran to tho front, with Opa in closo attendance, Beaumont and Tall Timber tho most prominent of the others. Approaching the bend Opa took charge, was hard ridden, but he had no chance while Miss Hupana gavo way to Tall Timber and Beaumont. Tall Timber of overhauling Opa, who scored nicely. Zero Hour was fourth and Santiago’ next. .»

NOVICE STAKES, of 130 sovs; second horse 20 sovs and third 10 sovs; for two-year-olds and upwards that have not won a flat race at time of starting. Six furlongs. 5 J. McDonald’s br g Royal Elm (Elysian—Gravitation mare), 3yrs, 8.5 (A. McCormuc) 1 9 M. E. Smith’s b g Bonifant, aged, 8.5 (C. Carmont) 2 2 S. C. Tonks’s b g Partaga, 3yrs, 8.5 (A. Downing) 3 Also ran: 13 Carmalt (T. Stokes) 8.5, 6 Redmayno (R. Miles) 8.5, 14 Merry Sarto (F. Brunell; 8.5, 1 Ralioooto (A. Tinker) 5.5 10 Earl of Ashiea (J. Proctor) 8.5, 4 Carrigallen (N. Trillo) 8.5, 8 Hesitate (B. Te Hemara) 8.5, 11 Starbird (F. Butterworth) 8.5, 7 Molto (H. E. Ryder) 8.5, 12 Miss Pat (K. Robinson) 7.7, 3 Henna (J. Blanche) 7.7. Time, 1.18. Of the 16 runners Rahepoto was tho most fancied. AA’hen the horses had settled down Royal Elm and ltake?oto were piloting the field, and they ed to the straight entrance, whore Rahepoto gave way to Bonifant. In the race to the post Royal Elm easily held command and won by half a length, two lengths between second and third. Rahepoto was fourth.

AAVAHOU HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; second horso 30 sovs and third 10 sovs. Seven furlongs. 7 C. R. AA'allace’s br m Santa Fo

(Arcliiestown —Scottish Lass), 6yrs, 8.2 (A. Tinker) 1 5 C. F. Johnston’s b g Panart, 4yrs, 7.11 (B. Rosen) 2 3 Mrs R. AY. Botkamley’s b m Twink, 4yrs, 8.2 (R. J. Mackie) 3

Also ran: 2 Butterscotch (J. Hockley) 8.9, 8 Idanoe (R. Martin) 8.1, 1 Lady Anstruther (R. Flower) 8.1, 6 Rangi Sarto (M. McDonald) 8.0, 4 Anchor (A. Downing) 8.0, 12 Anolo (C. Brown) 7.11, 11 Killaddie (T. Carmont) 7.11, 9 Vanninia (A. McCormac) 7.11, 10 llawhero (C. France) 7.11. AVon by threo lengths, threequarters of a length between second and third. Time. 1.38. Santa Fe dashed off in front of Twink and Idanoe, Lady Anstruther getting away last. Santa Fe led Idanoe, Twink and Panart to the turn, where the former drew right away to win easily from Panart, Twink a fair third, followed by Rangi Sarto.

ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; second horse 40 sovs and third 20 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 L. H. Vine’s eh g Bonogne (Bisogne—Bonnio Lass), 4yrs, 0.0 (A. Downing) 1 6 Dwan Bros.’ b g Beaumont, 4yrs, 7.12 (C. Carmont) 2 4 A. N. Gibbons’s b g Hyde Park, 3yrs, 7.8 (M. McDonald) ... 3

Also ran: 3 Lipsol (It. J. Mackie) 8.8, 5 Birkie (N. Trillo) 8.0, 2 Ruby Ring (It. Miles) 7.9, S Pantagruel (J. Walker) 7.5, 10 Tutankhamen (T. Tito) 7.4, 11 Crown Gem (A\ r . Monkley) 7.2, 7 King Cheops (B. Rosen) 7.0, 12 Probate (F. Butterworth) 7.0, 9 Loyal Maid (E. Dunn) 7.0. AVon by half a length, threo-parts of a length between second and third. Time, 1.16 2-5.

From a fair start Tutankhamen and Hyde Park were the first away, and when the field had settled down the pair were in front from Ruby Ring, .Beaumont and Bonogne. The latter came fast nearing home and was well

clear at tho distance, but liad to be bard ridden to shake off Beaumont. Then came Hyde Park, Loyal Maid and Ruby Ring.

MAROTIOI HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; second horse 30 sovs and third 10 sovs. Five and a-half furlongs. l 4 H. Hickey’s b m Epistle (Polydamon —Harmonious), 4yrs, 8.0 (E. Dunn) 1 1 G. Grey’s bile g. Quillfiro, 4yrs, 9.0 (N. Johnson) 2 2 J. B. Gaisford’s b f Duetto, 3yrs, 8.2 (R. J. Mackie; 3

Also ran: 3 Tho Bolter (N. Trillo) 8.2, 6 Lin Arlington (D. Phillips) 7.11, 7 Our Jack (It. J. Flower) 7.9, 8 Coot (AV. Monkley) 7.7. 11 Sole Mio (F. Butterworth) 7.5, 12 Seakist (It. Martin) 7.0, 5 Royal Land (T. Stokes) 7.0, 9 Equalise (It. C. Miles), 10 Boy K. Robinson) 7.0. AVon by half a length, a neck between, socond and third. Time, 1.10. From a splendid start Duetto, on tho rails, temporarily showed oue, but The Bolter quickly ran into the lend, followed by Epistle, Duetto and Quillfire. The Bolter was done with at the turn, where Epistle, Duetto and Quillfire were in lino. The last-men-tioned looked like winning at the distance, but bored away from the whip, causing Johnson to steady him to prevent cannoning into Epistle. This cost Quillfire the race. Royal Land was fourth. HERRINGTON HANDICAP (open), of 200 sovs; second horse 40 sovs and third 20 sovs. About ono mile. 1 A. M. Campbell’s cli m Fillette (Boniform —Sartona), syrs, 7.12 (C. Carmont) I 2 P. Scally’s b g Esthonia, aged, 7.13 (N. Trillo) 5 T. Bevan’s br m Treadwell, aged, 7.11 (J. Blanche) 3 Also ran: 4 Zero Hour (B. Brodie) 7.13, 6 Bonnie Gold (B. Rosen) 7.11, 3 March On (R. J. Mackie) 7.11, 7 Puketoi (J. E. AValkcr) 7.11. AVon by a length, half a length between second and third. Time, 1.45. Puketoi and Fillette were the- first to find their feet, but were quickly headed by Treadwell, who was followed by March On, Fillotte, Puketoi, Bonnio Gold and Esthonia. AVith heads turned for home Fillette came through and, going on, won nicely from Esthonia. Then carno Treadwell, March On and Zero Hour in that order.

THE AVELLINGTON MEETING, BIG RACE AVON BY STAR RANGER. Per Press Association. AVELLINGTON, Jan. 22. For the second day of the AVcllington Racing Club’s meeting rain fell during tlie first three races. There was a splendid attendance, the totalisator investments being £78,203, against £76,045 10s for tho conespending day last year. The AVellington Handicap sprang a surprise in Star Ranger, who was coupled with Star Stranger, tlic favourite. Star Ranger went to the front early in the race and stayed there, stalling off the challenge of Star Stranger to win an exciting finish by a head. The time, 2.18 2-5, equals the record. The much-fancied Lady Cavendish easily accounted for tho Metropolitan Handicap, defeating Cawnporo by a length in the fast time of lmin lOJsec. Tlie Douro Cup was won decisively by tho Bulls-owned Kilbronsyth, following up liis opening day success. An inquiry was held into tho interference by Diogenes with Kilbronsyth in the Douro Cup. The stewards held the interference to ho accidental. Additional results:— NURSERY HANDICAP, 5 furlongs. 1 Lady' Desmond, car, 7.10 (AV. Bagby) ... ... 1 6 Eltliein, car. 7.4-J ... >..• ... : ... 2 3 Note ... ... 3

Also ran: 4 Kilperon, 3 Shake, 2 Paper Boy, 9 Battlement, 7 Vcrtigern 5 AVi Icl AVork, 8 Eloquent. AVon by a length, third horse a length away. Time, 59secs. AVELLINGTON RACING CLUB HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. One mile and 3 furlongs. 1 Star Ranger (C. Eastwood) ... 1 1 Star Stranger 2 3 Listening Post ... ... 3 Also ran: 2 Enthusiasm, 7 Surveyor, 6 Clarinda, 4 Fool’s Paradise, 5 Kilceit. AVon by a head, third horse four lengths away. Time, 2.18 J. From a good start Star Ranger led past tho stand from Fool’s Paradise, Listening Post, Star Stranger, Kilceit and Surveyor, with Enthusiasm last. At the mile tho order was Star Hanger, Fool’s Paradise, Star Stranger, Clarinda, Enthusiasm, Listening Pos't, Kilceit, with Surveyor tailing tlie field. At the turn Star Ranger maintained the lead from Fool’s Paradise and Star Stranger, with Enthusiasm up fourth, followed by Listening Post, Kilceit and Clarinda. Coming up the straight Star Ranger was a clear two lengths ahead of Star" Stranger with Fool’s Paradise, Listening Post and Enthusiasm next in that order. Star Stranger came fast, ana in an exciting finish between tho bracket, Star Ranger stalled off the challenge to win by a lioad, with Listening Post four lengths away third and Fool’s Paradise fourth. The time, 2.16 2-5, equalled tlie record. DOURO CUP HANDICAP, of 700 sovs. Ono mile. 1 Kilbronsyth (M. McCarten) ... 1 7 Diogenes 2 11 Anklet 3

Also ran: 2 Polytliemus, 3 AVristlet, 4 My Hobby, 8 Bon March, 10 Kilmiss, 12 Subjection, 6 Catcall, 14 Mountain Top, 13 Corinthic, 9 Serenade, 5 Oreum. AVon by half a length, third horse four lengths away. Time, 1.40.

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, Six furlongs. 1 Lady Cavendish (G. Morris) ... 1 3 Catvnpore 2 2 Black Cat 3 Also ran: 2 Grand Knight, 7Pcneus, S Taniatote, 6 The Thorn, 4 Pelham, 5 Set Sail, 10 Standard, 9 Ilka. Won by a length, third horse half a length away. Time, 1.10). CAMP HANDICAP. Six furlongs. 4 Joy Bird (H. AYiggins) 1 3 Minotus 2 8 Salamis 3 Also ran: 1 Nine of Spades, 2 Westbroke, 6 Newbury King, 3 Seratina, 7 Tione, 10 Some Abbey, 9 Vivo, 12 Girribillie, 11 Joyeuse. Won by half a length, third horse a length away. Time, 1.11. RACING CLUB HANDICAP. The bracketed pair, Stnr Stranger and Star Ranger, were solid favourites for the Racing Club liundicup and carried ovor £3OOO, more than £IOOO ahead of the second favourite, Enthusiasm (states the Dominion). Listening Post and Fool’s Paradise each carried over £IOOO in a pool which went over five figures for the first time at the meeting. The race can be easily described. St?r Ranger led

from Star Stranger throughout the race and entered the straight with two lengths ahead, which was reduced to a head at the post; a desperate race, run in time which equalled the New Zealand record for eleven furlongs established by Listening Post in the same race last year. The pair were well clear of the field in the finish. Listening Post ran a creditable race, and Fool’s Paradise also ran very well and just failed to see out tho distance. Enthusiasm was up with the field much earlier than in tho Cup, but she was beaten three furlongs from home. Surveyor was conspicious as they entered the straight, but fell back again. Clarinda and Kilceit never threatened danger.

TAKAPUNA ACCEPTANCES,

AUCKLAND, Jan. 22. Acceptances for the Takapuna meeting are as follow : TRIAL HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Seven furlongs.

GISBORNE WEIGHTS. The following weights for the Gisborne Racing Club meeting have been framed by Mr H. Coyle:— First Hurdle Handicap, of 125 sovs. One mile and a half.—Monte 10.12, Prince Randal 10.2, Radio 9.5. Araby 9.5, Grandiose 9.0, Royal Heather 9.0, Our Day 9.0. Te Hapara Handicap, of 120 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Epistle 9.0, Jeannetto 8.13, Sunlike 8.11, Tino Maunga 8.9, Serenade 8 5, Crishna 8.5, Waioeka Jack 8.4, Copper Nob 8.3, Polar 8.2,

Pita 8.1, Qlthon 7.13,. Mark Over 7.11, Princess Nata 7.8, Carniola 7.6. Wi Pere Memorial Handicap, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs.—Automne 9.4, Civilform 8.7, Barrier 8.0, Startlo 7AO, Princess Ronnie 7.7, lllue Jay 7.3, Huikai 7.2. Gisborne Cup, of 275 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Scotch Mixture 9.5, Automne 8.10, Haurangi 8.7, The Author 8.7, Chaplin 8.7, Thcic 7.12, Highway 7.9. Princess Ronnie 7.5, Blue Jay'7.s, Kilroo 7.0, Night Song 7.0. Railway Handicap, of 120 sovs. Six furlongs. Epistle 9.0, Night Song 9.0, Jeannette 8.12, Manutai 8.10, Kenyon 8.7, Royal Damon 8.0, Cohesion 8.0, Othon 7.11, Whaikorero 7.9, Vivo 7.9, Shake Hands 7.2, Budgarugah 7.0, Reta’s Lass 7.0, Vesper gld. 7.0, Welcome Sound 7.0, Kings Up 7.0, Scottish King 7-.0. First Welter Handicap, of 120 sovs. One mile. —Chaplin 10.5, Tho Author 10.5, Highway 9.10, Startle 9.7., Blue Jay 9.5, Tari 9.1, Mangatoetoo 8.6, Copper Nob 8.0. Park Handicap, of 120 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Manutai 9.10, Garzon 8.10, Polar 8.7, Pita 8.6, Cohesion 8.5, Princess Nata 7.13, Carniola 7.11, Kings Up 7.5, Night Gambler 7.5, Grandiose 7.5, Three Kings 7.5, Kilroo 7.5.

Killute 8 10 Thursby 7 2 Maveelish 8 9 Royal Flight 7 2 Hingaivera, 8 3 Sir Henry 7 2 Monday 8 2 Master Noel 7 2 Aurumavis 8 2 St. Lucas 7 2 Luxurious 7 13 Small Goods 7 2 Scran gSome Lady 7 13 Appellant 7 2 7 2 ZEALANDIA sovs. HANDICAP, of Seven furlongs. 450 Daylight 8 7 Pinon ■ 7 7 Arch Amio 8 3 Alfort 7 6 Joy Rido 8 2 Loyal Irish 7 4 Ring tho Boll 8 2 Gold Fern 7 3 Dan Quin 8 2 Namulcre 7 2 Archeon 8 1 Aberfoldy 7 2 Prince Abl>ey 7 10 Charlady 7 2 Miss Vera 7 8 Uralla 7 0 HAURAKI HANDICAP HURDLES, of 275 sovs. One milo and a-half. Bustler 10 9 Mangahewa 9 0 Some Fashion 10 4 Flowing Bowl 9 0 Bright Light Daddy’s Girl 10 1 Ngatea 9 0 10 0 Praiseworthy 9 0 Rippling Irish Jig 9 13 Finmack 9 12 9 0 TAKAPUNA 1400 sovs. CUP HANDICAP, One mile and a-half. of Musketoon 9 3 Desert Glow 7 0 Ruapapa 8 6 Passionate 7 0 Town Bank 7 11 Right & Left 7 0 Transformer • 7 7 Aureaform 7 0 Spoony Royal Present 7 5 Tresillian 7 3 7 0 FERRY HANDICAP, of 300 Nino furlongs. 60 VS. Pitou 9 0 Mangapiko 7 7 Brushwood Boy 8 5 Ilokioi 7 7 Merry Ann 7 10 Frowning Beauty7 7 Curraghmoro Turn 7 10 Alii Ngaro 7 8 7 7 CALLIOPE HANDICAP, of 500 Fivo furlongs. SOVS. Phaola 8 12 Eilecna • 7 0 Tea Bell 8 11 Achusla 7 0 Flying Juliet 8 1 Dark Prince 7 0 Atapai 7 6 Roman Abbey ", 0 Baby Bun 7 1 Value 7 0 Antrim Boy Calitho 7 0 March Away 7 0 7 0 OREWA HANDICAP HURDLES. of 300 sovs. About one mile three-quarters. and Kawa 10 0 Miss Molva 9 2 Black Cruiser 9 10 Archibald 9 0 King Abbey Mahgoloiro 9 9 Somo Botlior 9 5 9 0 STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 550 About six furlongs. SOVS.' King Merv 8 7 Quinctte 7 6 Finelli 8 7 Day Guard 7 5 Nancy Lee 8 1 Tutankhamen 7 5 York Abbey 8 1 Ring the Bell 7 2 Cawnporo 7 12 Air Queen 7 0 Dan Quin 7 7 Exactly 7 0 Hcisler 7 6 Pompcy 7 0