RACING NEWS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 45, 21 January 1928, Page 13

RACING NEWS.

FIXTURES. Jan. 21 Ngaruawahia R.C. Jan. 21 Bay of Islands R.C. Jan. 21,23 Foxton R. C. Jan. 21, 23, 25 Wellington R. C. Jan. 25 Pine Bush Hack R.C. Jan. 28, 30 Takapuna J.C. FROM STABLE AND COURSE. (By “Binoocular.”) Second day at Wellington and Foxton on Monday. Acceptances for first day events at the Egmont meeting, to be held on February 2 and 4, close at 8 p.m. on Friday next.

Hawera’s two representatives for the Wellington Cup disappeared prior to the day, Lady Desmond and Bright Glow both experiencing leg trouble which necessitated the engagements being cancelled. The Redfern colt, Island Fastness, is a southerner who can be expected to do a lot better at his next start. At Ashburton Island Fastness was hampered in the early stages, of the Lagmhor Plate, but finished on well.

The two-year-old filly, Rod Jazz, is reported to have shown a raro turn of speed in the same event at Ashburton, but she tired over the last furlong and finished fourth. Although on tho small side, the Solferino filly possesses groat speed. Grand National cut his leg badly on the sido of the truck in which he was being conveyed to the Wairoa mooting and he was returned to Hastings without figuring at the fixture. Tho probability is that he will also be missing from Trentham.

Mr Ilori Tupaea, who formerly raced Crown Coin, has, states a Hawke’s Bay writer, purchased from Sir George Hunter a throe-year-old gelding by Crown Imperial II from a mare by Renown from Rouble. Tho gelding is thus closely related to Crown Coin, who was by Crown Imperial II from Rouble. Nancy Lee has been looked upon as merely a sprinter, but the fact that she has been entered for the Matamata Cup, run over a mile and a quarter, would indicate that her owners intend sending her over a distanco. Tho event in question is set down for February 4. Rarakau was triod over nine furlongs at tho Dargaville meeting and he is stated to have shaped well in finishing second to Alonsoa He is the possessor of a fair turn of speed and should provo worth keeping in mind for later engagements.

Macroom was brought south for tho Manawatu and Marton meetings at the holiday period, but while the chestnut ran fair races sho did not prove to be capable of getting into tho money. Returning north for tho Dargaville meeting, she won the first day and then was boaten a head on the second.

Mated with Nigger Minstrel last season, Civilisation has produced a brown filly upon whom has been bestowed tho name Colourline. This brood mare has produced some good stock to date, her offspring including Civilform, Wilderness, Civility, Siaosi, Berinthia, Calculation and Population in addition to the latest arrival.

The champion colt Royal Feast, who recently dropped dead while exercising on the track in Melbourne, was the outstanding two-year-old of the 1926-7 season,

starting seven times for four wins and three seconds. Victories in the V.R.C. Maribyrong Plate, Sires’ Produce Stakes, Ascot Valo Stakes and tho A.J.C. Sires’ Produce Stakes made his winnings during the season £13,119, a record for an Australian two-year-old.

Huikai astonished the ' track watchers before going to Wairoa by doing the fastest round,, on tho plough that has ever been recorded at Hastings, oven though BobrikofT, Sasanof and Eligible have put up fast times on the same track, states a Hawke’s Bay writer. At tho weights Eden Hall must bo given a splendid show in the Takapuna Cup, in which he is very nicely treated indeed in being awarded only 8.2, comments “Early Bird.” Tho Quin Abbey gelding is in receipt of 121 b from Pegaway, and ho should manage to prove the better at this difference. Eden Hall ran a very good fourth in tho Auckland Cup.

Although the A.R.C. Handicap winner Awarere is among those in the Takapuna Cup, it is unlikely that owner-trainer George Paul will let him contest that race, comments the same writer. He is only a sprinter and a race over seven furlongs has already shown that stamina is not his forte. Properly trained for it Awarere may, however, get a middle distance. At present he rules as one of the favourites for the open 6print at Takapuna.

It will be remembered that Desert Glow, immediately after passing tho post on winning tho To Awamutu Cup several weeks ago, was knocked over by another horse and received injuries sufficient to keep him sore and compel him to forego his Auckland Cup engagement. Reports from Te Awamutu now state that the gelding is all right, and present intentions are for him to take his place in the Takapuna Cup field. Landed at the post as fit and well as lie was before the mishap, he should keep tho opposition busy. High Financo rather surprised by the manner in which sho hung on at tho finish of the open, sprint on the final day of the Auckland meeting, writes “Early Bird,” Money Order being tho only one to catch her. High Financo favours the turning courses so that at Takapuna she will get the conditions to her liking. Sho is liberally treated in the sprint with 51b. above the minimum, and as sho is a brilliant beginner it looks as though she will be prominent in events at Takapuna. There are stated to be somo promising two-year-olds engaged in tho juvenile events at tho Takapuna meeting, among them being Prodice, The Begum, Mauriaena and Mithra. Of these The Begum and Mauriaena are proved fillies, and they will go very fast for five furlongs.

A VETERAN TRAINER. S. WADDELL HALE AND HEARTY. At the end of last week Stewart Waddell, one of tho veterans of the New Zealand turf, celebrated his eightieth birthday, writes “Carbine.” A native of Scotland Waddell came to New Zealand in 1863, and after spending three yqars in a softgoode establishment struck out among tho horses in Otago. Ho won races on Musician, Atlas, Schoolboy, and other horses. He was with Dan O’Brien when the latter had Fish-hook. He made a trip to Australia and brought back Lonehand for Mr Neilson, and at the same time bought for himself Rangatira, with whom he won a number of races on the goldfields of Otago. As the years wont by ho rode with somo suoccss, trained a few

horses on his own account, and about thirty y6ars ago became private trainer to lion. J. D. Ormond. During his association with the Hawke’s Bay sportsman he trained some, good herses, notably Renown, Sir Lancelot, Ideal, Daunt, and Sir ■Tristram. In recent years ho has continued to make his present* felt on the turf, hands being Anoma’ly., Shirley, Ra'zzle among the horses passing through his Dazzlo, . and (one of the bc6t of her time) Gold Light. He will bo at Trentham this week, halo, hearty, and wonderful for his ago ,and there will be no shortage of friends to wish him “many happy returns of the day” 1

FIFTY YEARS AGO. A VETERAN JOCKEY. Followers of the turf over the last 50 years or so will remember tho name of Willie Kraft who won the first race on the Greymouth course half a century ago. Air Kraft now resides at Feilding and is keenly interested in tho preparations for tho Greymouth jubilee celebrations. Fifty years ago, Mr Kraft states, the Greymouth meeting was held on St. Patrick’s Hpy- The veteran jockey also rode tho winner of the- first Taranaki Cup and was a guest at the jubilee celebrations held in Ilawera some time ago.—Feilding correspondent.

WELLINGTON SCRATCHINGS. Eulalie was scratched for tho Telegraph Handicap at 11.5 yesterday. Lady Desmond and Rcrcmoana have been scratched for all engagements at tho Wellington meeting. Lady Desmond, according to O. Cox, will be all right again by the autumn. Reremoana is all right,' though still a bit soro through getting down on his heels when galloping.' His next start will probably be in the Taranaki Stakes.

Bright Glow knocked herself slightly while running in the paddock and she was not brought to Trentham. Sho will bo racing on tho Egmont-Taranaki-Wanganui circuit next month.

TAPAUNI HANDICAPS. . Per Press. Association. INVERCARGILL, Jan. 20. The following handicaps have been declared for. tho Tapanui Racing Club’s annual meeting:— President's Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs.—King Balboa 9.9, Puff 8.13, Hard Princo 8.2, Ace of Hearts 8.0, Oylmpia 7.12, VVensleydalo 7.10, Valves, Karatano 7.7. Tapanui Hack Handicap,. of 100 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Cartoon 9.0, Eyed Ova 8.12, Red Leaf, Real Glad 8.11, Solzia 8.8, Olympia 8.0, Mananui 7.8, Lady McKenna, Tainui 7.7.

Flying Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. Five furlongs.—Real Glad 9.0, Aco of Hearts 8.10, Thessely 8.2, Floetoff 8.0, French Singer, Tunamoo, Karatano, Corinthia, Attractive Lady 7.7. Stewards’ Hack Handicap, of 75 sovs. Six furlongs and a half.—Puff 9.4, Relic 3.5, Solzia 8.5, Wensleydale 7.12, Tainui, Valves 7.7.

Farewell Hack Handicap, of 75 sovs. Six furlongs.—King Balboa 10.1: Puff 9.5, Red Leaf, Real Glad 8.8, Hard Prince, Relic 8.6, Ihessely 8.2, Corinthia, Tractrix, Karatane 8.0

| Dominion Trot Handicap, of 70 sovs. One ; mile and a half.—Gwendoline, Fontaine, Continuanco, Southern Light, Young Bingen . scr., Tarndale, Bonnie Boy, Overture, Gillie Callum, 24yds behind, Postmark, Maybird 136, Weo Spark 48, Malice 60, Matilda’s Match 72, Caesar 84, Harrotha, Trevillon 96, Scottish Maid 108, Honest Ned 120. Tapanui Trot Handicap, of 70 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Gwendoline, Fontaine, Continuance, ■ Southern Light, Young Bingen, Mavoura, Clutha Dillon, scr., Tarndale, Bonnie Boy, Gillie Callum 12yds behind, Postmark, Maybird, 24, Malice 48, Matilda’s Match 60, Caesar, Harrotha, Trevillon 72, Great Count 84, Scottish Maid 96, Honest Ned, 108.

GISBORNE HANDICAPS

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■ WiliLßllNGiOiN, Jan. 20. The following Handicaps have been declared by Air 11. Coyle for firsit day events of the Gisborne Racing Club s summer meeting on February 2 and 4: First Fturdle Handicap, of 160 sovs., one ’ mile and a halt.—Garzon 11.12, Royal Heather 11.12, Waioeka Jack 11.4, Comedy Prince 0.12, Royal Diadem 9.12, Kingi Pita 9.0, Uenboro 9.0. Te Hapara Flandicap, of 120 sovs., seven furlongs.—Singleton- 9.7, Blue Fay 8.9, Royal, Heather 8.5, Rongo 7.13, Naki 7.12, Toka 7.7, Sandburr 7.7, Jen 7.5, Taku Tama 7.5, Avazoue 7.3, Wilfred 7.3, Aleruit 7.0, Fall o’ the Year 7.0, Cymbeiine 7.0, Politivious 7.0, Calithe 7.0, Gaimint 7.0, Lady Killiain 7.0, Rakaroa 7.0. Wi Pere Alemorial Handicap, of 150 sovs., six furlongs.—White F'ang 9.7, Epistle 9.4, Huikai 9.1, Superb King 8.5, Startle 8.3, Jeannette 8.0, Cheloue 7.9, Royal Diadem 7.2, Inner Harbour 7.0, Cherry Girl 7.0. Gisborne Racing Club Handicap, of 200 sovs, one mile.—Huikai 9.4, Epistle 8.11, Cohesion 8.8, Polar 8.6, Scotch Mixture 8.5, Superb King 7.12, Butter Scotch 7.10, Atareria 7.10, Singleton 7.6, Cool Card 7.6, Princess Nata 7.0, Carniola 7.0.

Railway Handicap, of 120 sovs., six fuilongs.—Cheione 9.9, Blue Jay 8.10, King VVillonyx 8.9, llapiata 8.6, Cherry Girl 8.3, Red Autumn 8.1, lloyal Time 8.1, Tan 7.10, Toka 7.7, Night Witch 7.7, Wilfred 7.3, Avazone 7.3, Kathelma 7.0, Pereki 7.0, Sun Ya>t Sen 7.0, Chip Chase 7.0, Rakaroa 7.0, Dreamy 7.0.

First High Weight Handicap, of 12 sovs., one mile.—Prince Nata 9.9, Royal Diadem 9.7, Garzon 8.7, Carniola 8.4, Highway 8.4, First Princo 8.2, Cymbeiine 8.0, Kingi Pita 8.0, Kinsel 8.0.

Park Handicap, of 120 sovs., seven furlongs.—Cool Card 9.7, Singleton 9.7, Night Song 8.6, Cherry Girl 8.0, Kongo 7.12, First Prince 7.8, Colville Queen 7.4, Calithe 7.0, Fall o’ the Year 7.0, Kingi Pita 7.0, L'Autumn 7.0, Kinsel 7.0. AUSTRALIAN EVENTS. The following entries have been made for New Zealand horses in Australian autumn races at the office of the Wellington Racing Club: King’s Cup. Limerick, Martarma, White Fang. , Sydney Cup. —Martama, ‘White Fang, Rapier. Doncaster Handicap.—Arikiwai, Cimibue, Whito Fang, Day Guard. IN AUSTRALIA. DOMINION REPRESENTATIVE FAILS Big money is reported to havo beon lost on tile chestnut gelding Bonhomme, who forms one of the team of the Otaki mentor, D.- Webster, in Australia, when figuring at Hawkosbury last month. Earlier in the afternoon two odds-on favourites had failed and bettors went for a recovery on the chestnut. In ‘describing tho downfall, a writer in the Guardian says:—“Attempting to get square, they bet in hundreds on Bonhomme, a New Zealander, in .the last event, and 6 to 4 was laid on freely. They were on good terms with themselves when the favourite lay becapable of catching up any time jockey hind Joyce Alwyne, tho leader, apparently McCarton wished. But suddenly spurting at the straight entrance Joyce Alwyne caught the others napping, and a lead of three lengths suddenly gained put defeat out of the question. Bonhomme had no chance of overtaking the runaway and finished a moderate second. Followers of R. Battersby’s stable throw in for a good win quietly on Joyce Alwyne. But most punters were on Bonhomme, and this, tho unkindest cut of all, sent many of the bigger bettors home —glum, and losers of hundreds.

TAKAPUNA ACCEPTANCES. AUCKLAND, Jan. 20. , The following acceptances have been received for lsio first day of the Takapuna Jockey Club’s meeting:— , OREWA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile 3

TRIAL STAKES, of 250 sovs. Seven furlongs. Salamander, La Roma, British King, Kyngzone, Blago, High Tide, Sulla, Kir Henry, Storm Fiend, Liaison, Palmares, Bombarder, Mensahib, Catamaran, Goood Boy, c,apt. Lounam, Micrometer, Bruuunt Ligtit, Miss Myrtle, Cynthia N., Idun, Winsome Girl 8.0.

ENGLISH BLOODSTOCK! MARE SOLD FOR 11,500GNS. LONDON, Dec. 15. At tho December sales held at Newmarket this week there was a great demand for brood mares, both British and foreign breeders operating, and there was much keen bidding. The brood mare that gave rise to most spirited bidding was Rosemead, a seven-year-old daughter of liossendale and Meadow Rue. Mrs Chester Beatty beat the opposition for the possession of the mare t>y carrying the bidding to 11,500 guineas.

Bella Minna, a four-year-old mare by Bachelor’s Double, from Santa Minna, also brought about a spirited competition, and she .was bought by Mr Felix Leach for 6000 guineas. 'lhe Australian-bred mare, Punka 111., owned by the Now Zealand sportsman Mr J. B. Reid, i was offered and for a time it appeared likely that sho would go into other ownership, but at 3000 guineas she left the ring unsold. Lord Land, a three-year-old colt by Tamar, was sent up to auction at Ascot. The first bid was 3000 guineas and at 6400 guineas Mr F. Heaton was announced as tlie buyer.

TROTTING. CHEVIOT HANDICAPS. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Jan. 20. The following are the handicaps for Cheviot Trotting Club’s meeting on February . 4 : Trial Trot (saddle) of 40 sovs; 3.7 class. Ono mile and a quarter.—Cuddles Beatrice Locanda, High Hope, Laplander, Warrenmore, Hard Bell, June, Nordica, Danny Boy, Bold Audo, Ibus, Shirley McKinney, Cullensville scr., Kanieri, Bell Somerton, Royal Audubon, Turi 12yds behind, Forward Maid 24, Direct Chime 6, Country Life, Adoree 36, Amerley 48, Young Author 60, Lord Bountiful 72.

Domett Handicap (saddle), of 245 sovs. For unhoppled trotters; 3.55 class. One mile and a half.—Nelson Moor, Lucky Voyage, Peter Huon, Eva, Reta, Leo Bellman, New Bedford, Petcrrix, Author Thorpe, Homeleigh Girl, Margaret scr., Nelson’s Request 12yds behind, Rothino 24, Welcome Whispers 48, Goldmark 60, Huia’s Son, Nelson Wood 84, Peter McMillan 120.

Cheviot Trotting Cup (harness), of 120 sovs; 4.56 class.' Two miles.—Joan Dillon, Homelight, Audience, Adoree, Francis Logan scr., Dick Dillon 12yds behind, Hard Knocks 24, Great Audo 36, Royal Authoress 48, Golden Dawn, Holly Bell 60, Satin Princess 72, Gold Rush, Mao Dillon, Hope Dillon 84, Warepa 96, Dillon Gold 144.

Mina Handicap (harness), of 55 sovs; 3.45 class. One mile and a half.—Nigger Minstrel, Bello Pointer, Jean Dillon, Cuddles, Taumatahura, Danny Boy, Franzio Logan scr., Roy Child 24yds behind, Kanieri 36, General Brent 48, Forward Maid 60, Country Lifo 72. Spotswood Handicap (harness), of 22 sovs; 3.45 class. One mile and , a half.— Invader, Prince Audo, High Hope, Mahara, Warrenore, Prompter, Shirley McKinney, Great Triumph scr., Roy Child 12yds behind, Dan Logan 36, Fair Lad 84, Dillon Gold 144.

Parnassus Handicap (harness), of 70 sovs. For unhoppled trotters; 5.10 class. Two miles. —Lucky Voyage, Peter Huon, Mira, Nelson Moor, Eva Reta, Loo Bellman, New, Radford, St. Petrox, Peterrix, Author Thorpe, Homeleigh Girl, scr.; Rothino, 12yds. bhd.; Quickfire, Welcome Whispers 36, Goldmark 48, Huia’s Son, Nelson Wood 84, Peter McMillan, 132.

MacKenzie Handicap (harness), of 80 sovs.; 3.4 class. One mile and a quarter.— Monaive, Forward Maid, Joan Dillon, Homelight, Durham Bingen, Royal Audubon, Tamatakura, Proud Dillon, Reta, Nelson Prompter, Roy Child, Audience, Great Triumph, Cullensville, Franzie Logan scr.; Tommy Dillon, Adoree 12yds. bhd, Fair Lad, Greateaux, Hard Knocks 24, Royal Authoress, 36, Satin Princess 48, Warepa tiO, Macanda 84.

bollard Memorial Handicap (saddle), of 551 sovs.; 2.28 class. One mile. —Cuddles, Beatrice Locanda, Bell Somerton, Royal Audubon, Laplander, Hard Bell, Turi, Bold Audo, Roachdale, Ibus, scr.; Dan Logan, 12yds bhd., Annersley 24, Greateaux, Young Author 36, Lord Bountiful 48, Hope Dillon 60, Cacanda 96. FORBURY PARK ACCEPTANCES. Per Press Association. • DUNEDIN, Jan. 20. The following are the acceptances for the first day of the Forbury Park Trotting Club’s meeting on January 27: — Vauxhall Handicap (harness), of 200 sovs; 4.3 class. One mile and five furlongs.— Wattle Patch, Audalie, Peter Fashion, Quickfire, Ruby Bingen, Major Peters, Deceitful, Horatio, Arcotis, All Peters, Brent boy, scr, Hawkesbury’s Pride 36yds bhd., Peter Boy 48, Len Woods 72. Electric Handicap (saddle), of 250 sovs; 2.17 class. One mile.—Maringa, Lucky Dillon, Pointalena, Omaha Sahib, Planet, Four Bells, Locanda Child, Dawson Bingen, Kate Thorpe, scr, High Jinks, Locanda General,

Lingfield, Granito City, Firpo, I2yds bhd., Desert Star, Jean McElwyn, Event, Queen’s General 24, .Mount Chimes 36. Musselburgh ilanuicap (harness), of 225 s sovs; 4.50 class. Two miles.—Pieter Timmerman, Fail-light, Leu Wood, Avalanche, Peter the First, scr., Sea Queen, 24yds bhd.’ I Sarsaparilla 36, Randolph, Little Johnnie 48, Swiftbine 72, Our Lady 120. Dunedin Cup Handicap (harness), of 725 sovs; 2.32 class. Two miles. —Jolly Chimes, Harry Audubon, William the Great, Downcast, Logan Holm,, scr., St. Maura, Silk Thread, Golden Devon, 12yds bhd, Bonny Logan, Concliffo, Terence Dillon 36, Logan Park, Machine Gun 48, Dainahinc 84. Southland Handicap (harness), of 250 sovs; 3.57 class. One mile and five furlongs.—Donclilf, Brown Admiral, Spring i Flower, Athalone, Real Light, Don Derby, Wilkie Bard, Dundas Boy scr., Firebrand, Drake, Red Swithin 24yds behind, Royal Authoress, John- Logan 36, Free Lance, Ivibiringi 48, Warepa 60, Nelson McElwyn 72, Nelson Fay, Great Form 84. Otago Cup Handicap (harness), of 425 sovs; 4.39 class. Two miles. —Duke Bingen, Our Lady, Blue Thorpe, Petroleuse scr., Clonmel, Engagement 12yds behind. Cannonball, Littlo Logan 24, John Mauritius, Elzear 60, Trainpfast 108. King George Handicap (harness), of 275 sovs; 4.42 class. Two miles.—Lucky Dillon, Logan Hanlon, Okoura, Liberal scr.," Jackie Audubon, Vesuvius, Some Wilkes, Tennessee’s Child, Transport, La Sonnette 12yds behind. Hector’s Own 24, Panto, Huon Denver 36, Aero 48, Fashion Queen 60, Daphne de Oro 72.

Flying Handicap (harness), of 300 sovs; 2.16 class. One mile. —Lord Bingen, Diamond Child, Granito City, Lochree scr., Event Desert Star, Jean McElwyn 12yds behind, Rob Logan, Donside 24, Harold Burwood 36, Brentloc, Logan Park 48.

furlongs, and 4u yards. Rod Comet 10 8 Lady Spalpeen 9 3 Uralla 10 5 Pckatalii 9 1 Ripon Abbey 9 12 Blizzard 9 1 Beau Cavalier 9 11 Frowning Bold Front 9 7 Beauty 9 0 Acushla 9 5 . ZEALANDIA HANDICAP, of 400 so vs. Seven furlongs. Dayguard 9 0 Macroom 7 12 Branson 8 12 Flying Juliet 7 lu Hipo 8 10 Te Koroko 7 6 Siaosi 8 7 Automno 7 5 Town Guard 8 7 Tho Immigrant 7 3 Auramavis 3 5 Yaqui 7 3 Princess Ronnie 3 4 Quillliro 7 3 Matinee 8 2 Appellant 7 3 Ti Tree 8 0 TAKAPUNA CUP. of 1000 sovs. One mile and a-lialf. Pegaway 9 0 True Blood 7 3 , Eden Hall 8 2 Alonsoi 7 0 Transformer 8 1 Scat 7 C Desert Clow 7 12 Wedding March 7 0 Mint Leaf 7 11 a-HitllY HANDICAP of 275 SOVS. Seven furlongs. Rarnkau 8 13 Catapult 8 0 . Abbey Day 8 11 Welcome Home .7 12 Winsome Boy 8 8 Air King 7 12 Itippon Abbey 8 6 Atapai 7 9 Gold. Wedding 8 5 Desert Knight 7 9 Orchus 8 3 Palmares 7 9 Dress Circle 8 2 British King 7 8 Lady Robinson 3 1 Luxurious 7 7 Speechless 8 1 Fa no 7 7 CALLIOPE HANDICAP, of 450 SOVS. Five furlongs. Prodice 9 3 Nankin Blue 7 1 Tho Begum 8 1 J ustify 7 0 Mauriaena 7 11 Winnington 7 0 Mithra 7 5 Whito Wings 7 0 Valquelto 7 3 Merxcis 7 0 Archie Val 7 3 Non Star 7 0 Catonian 7 3 HAUitAKI HACK, of 325 so vs. Nine

Judge's Box furlongs. 3 11 Bahama 8 0 Piet 8 10 Corinax 7 12 War Officer 8 8 Takuranga 7 11 Baby Bun 8 6 Capt. Gobham 7 1C Gold. Wedding 8 5 Schorr 7 s Quinsilia 8 1 The Lover 7 8 Lady Robinson 8 1 Pekatalii 7 7 STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 500 SO VS. Six furlongs. Nancy Leo 9 2 High finance 7 5 Auramavis 7 11 FJying Juliet 7 3 Tea iimo 7 9 Value 7 0 Melissa 7 8 Appellant 7 0 Dave 7 6