RACING NEWS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 108, 7 April 1932, Page 4

RACING NEWS

FROM STABLE AND COURSE. (By “Binocular.”) A Sydney report states that Nightmurch will return to Sydney for tho spring racing. Hard Words is reported from Takanini to bo shaping pleasingly on the tracks and gives an indication that ho will stand up to racing. Star Area is reported to bo training on all right at Wanganui, and if ho keeps Bound tho big Acre gelding will probably do well as a hurdlor. Tho winnings of tho promising RicciLr-ton-trainod two-year-old, Silver Ring, have now been corrected to total £1239, not £999 as previously announced. Croupier’s yearling brother hue boon broken in and is stated to be nicely mannered. As yet ho is still on the small side, but there is' plenty of time for him to develop. A nice looking half-brother to Monaghan, by Raupapa out of Kathleen Mavourneen, is in work at Stratford. He is stated to bo a well-made black who gives tho impression that he may turn out useful later on.

A Manfred colt which is being got ready for next season at Wanganui is reported to be a fine-looking youngster and gives promise of being speody. He will naco in the same interests as Sea Scout.

Owing to knee trouble littlo in tho nature of fast work has been exacted from Bugle Call of late, and it is possiblo that his connections aro awaiting easier track conditions before sharpening him up for future racing. Princo of Orange is reported from the north to be looking bright and healthy, and to bo in fine condition to be prepared for winter racing. It is now two seasons since this follow won, and it will be interesting to noto his progress when again carrying silk. Constant Sun has been nominated for tho Gold Cup at Masterton (states the New Plymouth News) and from the manner in which this three-year-old has been improving of late he must be accordod a good chance, bio won the Oroua Hack Cup at Podding in the same easy manner in which he settled his field at Opunako. Three track records aro reported to have been made at the Riverton meeting. In the first place, Black Duke won the Easter Handicap in 2.7 3-5, Charmaine won the Fiord Handicap in 1.30 4-5 and Crubenmoro the Farewell Handicap in 1.26 4-5. Tho two last times are also claimed to be race records for Southland. Tho roomy Riverton track was in fine order and there were good times throughout the carnival. PIIAR LAP. A GREAT PERFORMER. Phnr Lap is dead. Such was the message- which rang out throughout tho world yesterday, which sounded “Finis” to the career of a great performer who, I had he lived, appeared destined to attain tho top of tho list of stake earners in tho world. Winner of £66,450 in stake money, Phar Lap’s best season was as a three-year-old when he won over varying distances from one mile to two and a quarter miles. Peculiarly enough, his one success ovor a sprint distance was when he emerged from tho ranks of the maiden performers at his fifth attempt as a two-vear-old. However, his frame would have indicated thnt ho would require time to develop, and although ho opened his three-year-old career by unsuccessfully contesting ono six-furlong and two seven-furlong events, he later proved himself by winning over nino furlongs in the Rosehill Guineas. Then in rapid succession followed the A.J.C. Derby, Craven Plato and the V.R.C. Derby prior to his essaying tho Melbourne Cup. However, in this big two mile race, which is a very severe test for a three-year-old, Phar Lap finished in third place, the New Zealand-owned nnd bred Nightmarch, with R. Reed in tho saddle, proving to be the winner. That the heavy question asked of him did not seriously affect Phar Lap’s constitution was made apparent by the fact that ho went on to win tho St. I.cger Stakes (ono nnd threequnrter miles) and tho Governor's Plate (ono mile and a half) prior to capturing tho King’s Plate (two miles). lie then added the Chipping Norton Stakes, St. Leger Stakes, Cumberland Stnkes. A.J.C. Plate and the Elder Stnkes before closing his activities for the season with another victory—in the King’s Cup.

Whereas ho' had been started 20 times for his 13 firsts as a three-year-old, Phar Lap had but 16 starts in tho next Benson when, peculiarly enough he ran second in the Warwick Stakes at his first start and wound up his activities with

a second in tho Lloyd Stakes. Thus his 14 starts between those two seconds were productive of victories over all distances, but his greatest effort was probably his Melbourne Cup victory with 9.12 on his back. Twelve months later he was installed favourite for tho Melbourne Cup, despite tho fact that he was required to carry 10.10 in a gruelling contest. However, tho task proved beyond him nnd the weight-oarrying record for tho race remained in the keeping of yet another New Zealand-bred horse, the mighty Carbine, who curried 10.5 to victory away back in 1890. That outing marked tho completion of Phar Lap’s racing in Australia, for then followed his trip across the seas in search of fresh records in America—a trip which, while it brought with it a glorious success, was to prove so ill-fated. By his death so was frustrated any aims his owners may have had at beating Sun Beau’s stake winning record of £73,349, but Phar Lap’s name will now go down to posterity as Australia’s greatest stake winner, although ho only ranks fourth in the world’s list. The principal stake winners in the world

AVONDALE MEETING. AWAKEN WINS AUTUMN HANDICAP. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, April 6. The Avondale Jockey Club’s autumn meeting concluded to-day beforo a fair attendance and in dull weather. The track was holding after rain. The totalizator handled £18,562 19s, as compared with £27,590 and tho total for the meeting was £39,772 10s, aa compared with £51,001. Results : HOBSONVILLE HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. One and a quarter miles. 4 Royal Survey, 10.5 (H. Dulieu) ... 1 1 Standfast, 11.2 (R. E. Thompson) ... 2 2 Dominican, 9.8 (F. Thompson) ... 3 Also started : 5 High Pitch 10.11, 3 Billy Boy 9.12, 8 Neil 9.11, 9 Carlaris car 9.10, 10 St. Amcfl 9.8, 6 Stonehenge 9.4, 7 Cat-i-mes car 9.1. Won bv a* length and a half, two lengths. Time, 2.13 2-5. Dominican showed out first, but Royal Survey quickly took charge and was nevor headed. Standfast ran into second place passing tho seven furlong post and stayed there to tho end. DOMINION HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. 5 Moonfloet, 7.13 (Wiggins) 1 8 Abbey Dream, car 8.3 (Mclnally) ... 2 4 Grand Review, 9.0 (Coveney) 3 Also started: 2 Ruling King 8.9, 1 Night Warrior car 8.4, 11 Toujours 8.0, 6 Golden Spahi 7.13, 11 Roxy 7.10, 10 Echo Song 7.9, 9 Magic Mint 7.9, 3 Reviver car 7.11, 7 Top Flight 7.9. Won by a short neck, two lengths. Time, 1.30 3-5. Moonfleet was always prominently placed. Abbey Dream challenged on the outside a furlong from the post, but Wiggins held Moonfleet on to head tho field. Night Warrior was not prominent after the start. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Six furlong 6. 1 Greek Gold, 8.13 (Keeping) ... ... 1 1 Holly Lu, 7.9 (Wiggins) 2 3 Hauwiri, car 7.63 (Voitre) 3 The first and second horses were bracketed. Also started: 2 Sea Ruler 8.9, 5 Grand Sport car 7.3£, 8 Erination car 7.1, 9 Hispania car 7.4, 7 Persian car 7.52, 4 Roman Mascot car 7.3. Won by a head, half a length. Time, 1.16. By the bracketed pair running first and second there was only ono dividend. Greek Gold successfully challenged Sea Ruler in the straight, Holly Lu coming up to be BGcond. WAITAKERI HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Sunny Sky, 7.13 (Voitre) 1 4 Puriri Park. 8.6 (Gray) 2 1 Persham, 7.7 (Bentley) 3 Also started : 6 Mareehal ear. 7.12, 5 Vandyke car. 7.13, 3 Easter Timo 8.0, 7 Whakapara 7.2. 8 Alp in a car. 7.1£. Won by a neck, two lengths. Time, i. 28 1-5. Puriri Park was first away, but Easter Time quickly took up the running. Sunny Sky was handy entering the straight and won nicely from Puriri Park. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One and a-quarter miles. 2 Awaken, 8.1 (Voitre) 1 1 Tnneriri, 9.1 (L. Dulieu) 2

5 King’s Arcliar, 7.11 (Keesing) ... 3 Also started : 8 Jaeldy Karo 7.0, 6 Gay

Cockade car. 7.2. 3 Grand Tea 7.9, 9 Gay Idea car. 7.3. 7 Imperial Prince 7.10, 4 Speedmint 7.11. Won by a nock, ono and a-half lengths. Timo, 2.10 1-5.

Taneriri Mias not conspicuous in the early stages, Jneldy Karo making the paco for the field. Gay Cocksule led Jacldv Karo and Taneriri into the straight, but Awaken was brought up on the outside from seventh position to beat the favourite.

MOUNT EDEN HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. 3 Great Star, 8.13 (Coveney) 1 4 Huntingdon, 8.12 (Grny) 2 7 Ganpat, car. 7.11 (Keesing) 3 Also started: 1 Orapai 7.11, 5 Lady Quex 9.6, 2 Silverminc 8.4, 9 High Comedy 8.3, 6 Awarero car. 7.4, 8 Hampton Park car. 7.4. Won by a length each way. Time, 1.14 4-5. Huntingdon and Great Star set tho pace, Silvermine being well back throughout. Groat Star successfully held off Huntingdon in tho run home. MOUNT ROSKILL HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. One mile. 8 Bronze Tray, 8.11 (Molnally) 1 7 Glen Rata, 7.7 (Coveney) 2 5 Good Idea, car. 7.11 (Mcßae) ... 3 Also started: 4 Imamint 9.0, 1 Grand Spirit 8.12, 9 Block Marlin car. 7.1, 3 Teels 7.5, 10 Desert Star 7.3, 6 Catchem car. 7.2, 12 Dayform car. 7.5, 11 Rose Latour car. 7.4, 2 Innuendo car. 8.4. Won by a head, hulf a length. Time, 1.42 3-5. , ~ , , i Innuendo began well, but quickly lost ground, Imamint and Glen Rata taking up tho running. Bronze Tray and Glen Rata fought out a groat duel in tile straight. Catchem fell. MORNSIDE HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. One milo. 6 Qynthia N. (Parsons) 1 2 Sunny Sky, 9.0 (Voitre) 2 1 Autumn Sun, 8.10 (Coveney) 3 Also started: 4 Maori Boy 8.9, 5 Sir Mond 8.10, 3 Hit the Deck 8.2, 7 Spring Abbey 8.0. Won by throe lengths, two lengths. Time, 1.42 4-5. Sir Mond and Maori Boy were _ prominent in the early running but Cynthia N. was going well in the straight to win easily from Sunny Sky. REEFTON MEETING. IRVING MEMORIAL TO EARTHQUAKE. Per Tress Association. UREYMOUTH, April 6. Tho Rcefton Jockey Club’s autumn meeting was held to-day. The totalisator investments wore £7389 10s, against £8592 for tho corresponding meeting last yeur. Results : Alexander Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs and a half. —-6 Verden, 7.3 (A. Eastwood) 1; 3 Knocklong, 8.7, 2; 2 Solvear, 8.12, 3. Also started: 1 Grand Acre 9.2, 4 Lady Reno 8.6, 5 Gold Arrow 7.6, 7 Fair Go 7.0. Two lengths; three lengths. Time, 1.28 3-5. Flying Handicap, of 80 sovs. Five furlongs.—l Limited, 10.3 (M. Kirwan) 1; 4 Waraloon, 7.0, 2; 5 Mataa, 8.10, 3. Also started: 4 Portray 9.8, 3 Arrowmaid 9.6, 2 Full Crop 8.7, 7 Tariff 7.0, 8 Royal Stanley 7.0. Ono length; one length and a hulf. Time, 1.2 2-5. Progress Trot, of 75 sovs.; 2.25 class. One mile. —2 Fnirhcad, 24yds bhd (L. A. McNeil) 1; 8 La Rinkie, scr, 2; 1 Town Crier, scr 3. Also started: 6 Quinabba scr, 8 Olson scr, 5 Loch Bank scr, 4 Dark Denver scr, 3 Indian Author 12yds bhd, 7 August Pointer 48 10 Vestas 72. Two lengths; threo lengths. Time, 2.17 1-5. Irving Memorial Handicap, of 105 sovs. One milo and a quarter— 2 Earthquake, 7.6 (A. Eastwood) 1; 1 Ravine, 9.7, 2; 4 Eaton Hall, 7.4, 3. Also started: 5 Dainty Ways 7.12, 3 Thurshy 7.10, 7 Gold Bag 7.4, 6 Jael 7.4, 10 Pari 7.1, 8 Rich Harvest 7.1, 9 Polthca 7.0. Two lengths and a half; same. Time, 2.8. ■ Stewards’ Handicap, of 80 sovs. Six furlongs and a half. —5 Knocklong, 8.3 (L. J. Ellis) 1; .3 Coomassie. 2; 1 Monastic, 8.9. 3. Also started: 2 Miss Mercia 8.12, 6 Mataa 8.10, 4 Full Crop 8.7, 7 Booster 7.7, 8 Arch Arrow 7.7. Long neck; half a length. Time, 1.22 3-5. Highwoight Handicap, of 80 sovs. Seven furlongs.—l Coll, 9.12 (A. E. Ellis) 1; 7 Fortalire, 8.1, 2; 2 White Doe, 8.7, 3. Also started: 5 Thereby 8.9, 4 Homecoming 8.8, 6 Animated 8.6, iO Pari 8.1, 3 King Musket 8.0, 9 Bright Spear 8.0, 8 Fair Go 8.0. Two lengths; noso. Timo, 1.28 4-5. Roefton Trot, of 80 sovs.; 3.40 class. One mile and a half. —B Dark Denver, scr (Scott) 1; 2 Silver Bird, 24yds bhd, 2; 5 Allanora, 12yds bhd, 3. Also started: 11 Olson scr, 7 La Rinkie scr, 3 War Girl 24yds bhd, 6 Indian Author 36, 4 Great Thought 48. 10 Viean 60, I Autowin 72, 9 Vestas 108. Two lengths; half a length. Timo, 3.30 2-5.

Farewell Handicap, of 80 sovs. Seven furlongs.—l Taku Tama, 9.0 (McCarthy) *; 3 Eaton Hall, 7.4 (A. Eastwood) *; 4 Noteworthy, 8.1, 3. ’Dead heat for first. Ako Rtnrted: 2 Miss Mercia 8.12, 8 Solvoar 8.11, 6 Coomassie 8.6, 11 Arch Arrow 7.1, 10 Waraloon 7.0, 9 Polthea 7.0. One length. Timo. 1.28 3-5.

HAWKE’S BAY ACCEPTANCES. Per Press Association. HASTINGS, April 6. Acceptances for the Huwke’s Bay Jockey Club’s second autumn meeting on Saturday next are as follow : Karamu Highweight Handicap, of 75 sovs. One mile. —Royal Lineage, Goshawk 11.5, Llandudno —, King’s Jest 10.5, Manuiri 9.9, Gold Ruler —, San Quox, Royal Flyer 9.3 Whukaue, Pikete, Ex Dono, Hard Gold 9.0.

Tomoana Electric Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs.—Hunting Moss 9.0, Chatteron 8.6, Joe 8.3, Luna Lux, Gay Lass, Lady Gain 8.0. Juvenilo Handicap, of 70 sovs. Five furlongs and a-half. —Speed 8.12, Freeze 8.3, Princess Bell 8.1, Aesculus 8.0, Margaret. Rose 7.7, Joy Stick 7.5, Miss Gain, Blue Boy 7.3, Foreign Queen, Martur 7.0. J. D. Ormond Memorial. —Great Charter 9.6, Hunting Cry 9.1, Chrysology 9.0, Lady Spy 8.13, Jenny Diver 8.12. President's Handicap, of 120 sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Chrysology 9.3, Chopin 8.6, Malahat 8.5, Statuary 7.8, Pewa 7.2, Rapallo, Court Lady, Primax 7.0.

Akitio Highweight Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. One milo.—Anemometer 8.10, Lady Makere 8.8, Fondle 8.4, San Quex 8.3, Gold Bag, Sum Up, Brown Sugar 8.0. Twyford Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs.—Monarchy 9.0, Royal Hunting 8.13, Rasouli 8.2, Court Lady 8.0, Hunting Moss 7.10, False Scent, Fondle 7.4, Sabatini, Kinross, Inflame 7.0. Okawa Handicap, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—Great Charter 8.13, Tai Ao 8.6, Moa Bird 8.5, Imperial Fame 8.0, Kaihoro 7.12, Toller 7.8, Cuticle 7.2, • Manifesto, Royal Hunting 7.0. TROTTING. WANGANUI ACCEPTANCES. Per Press Association. WANGANUI, April 6. Acceptances for the Wanganui Trotting Club’s annual meeting to bo held on Saturday are as follow : Innovation Handicap, of 60 sovs; 3.45 class. \Ono milo and a half. —Bolinda King, Florrio Real, King Bruce, Marahia, Marvin Bingen, Nativo Cole, One Alone, Rovoillc, lararua, Venetian Lady, Warchild scr, Arthur Chimes 12, Golden Oaks 36, Wisteria 48.

Kirkwood Handicap, of 60 sovs; for unhopplod trotters; 3.50 class. One milo and a hlaf. —Kohewah, Nelson’s Request scr, Summertime 36, Aerial Boy, Amy Etawah 60, Gladsome Audubon reassessed 72, El Merit 108, Hue Coronado 120. Wanganui Cup, of 125 sovs; 4.48 class. Two miles. —Elcawah, Murchimcs, Rector scr, Bonny Drift, Daddy Longlcgs, Gtundiggor, Huia Maid 12, Lady Coronado, Tennesso’s Child 24, Tini Uria 48, Highland Derby, Capilano 60, Mr Penalty 84, Rangihau 96, Sister Roso 108. Eastbrook Handicap, of 70 sovs; 3.40 class. Ono mile and a half.—Golden Oaks, King Bruce, Luminato, Tui Coronado scr, Eloctric Gold 36, Teri Kingi 48, Astral 60. Autumn Handicap, of 70 sovs; 3.7 class. Ono milo and a quarter.—Bolinda King, Florrio Real, Marvin Bingen, Marahia, Nativo Colo, Nelson's Capital, One Alone, Reveille, Shaun Spadah, Tararua, Storm Queen, Venetian Lady, Warchild scr, Arthur Chimes 12, Wisteria 48.

President’s Handicap, of 75 sovs; for unhoppled trotters; 5.0 class. Two miles. — Aerial Boy, Amy Etawah, Gladsome Audubon, Kohewah, Summertime scr, Hardy Grattan, El Merit 48, Hue Coronado 60, Gay Parco 120, Speculator 156. Foster’s Handicap, of 70 sovs; 3.0 class. One milo and a quarter.—Cracker, Eleawah, Laminate, Marvin Bingen, Storm Queen, Tui Coronado scr, Rector 12, Astral 24, Van Cap 36, Huia Maid 48, Special Sun 60.

Morton Memorial Handicap, of 80 sovs; 2.58 class. Ono milo and a quarter.— Astral, Electric Gold, Elcawah scr Leo Nelson, Murchimcs 12, Bonnv Drift, Daddy lyonglegs, Gumdigger, Lady Coronado, Mild Derby, Tennesse’s Child 24, Special Sun 36, Tini Uria 48, Highland Derby 60, Princess Thea 72. ASHBURTON HANDICAPS. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, April 6. Handicaps for the autumn meeting of the Ashburton Trotting Club, to bo held on April 16. are as follow: Allenton Handicap, of 115 sovs; 3.50 class. Unhopplied trotters. Ono milo and a-half.—Amonos, Appear, Bingen Lin, Don Donver, Don Giovani, Garner, Guy Carbine, Honora Bingen, Last Child, Lee Boy, Master Wrack, Mataunga, Modern Girl, Pago Girl, Reclaim. Trickful, Worthy Merit scr., Bell Heather 12yds bhd., Fairyland, Our Bingen, Tanepai 48, Bingen Spiers 60, Gladsome Audubon, Great Harvester 72. Welcome Guy 96. Improvers’ Handicap, of 115 sovs; 3.45 class. Ono mile and a-half. —Arion Axworthy. Author Wood, Ayr Lass, Clapham, Desort Maiden. Dolly Huon, Essay, Glengowrie, Great Iloratius, Great Minto, Harvest Earl, Impostor, Landseer, Lena Thorpe, Little Nelson, Lorelei, Lord Lupin, Matchless Bingen, Raider, Royal Wrack, St. Felix, Vesta Ray, War Officer, Wild Guy, Zane, Stopfast scr. Ashburton Gold Cup Handicap, of 650

bovs; 4.26 class. Two miles.—King Pointer scr., Free Advice, Royal Silk, Satin King, Travis Axworthy 12yds bhd, Carmel. Jewel Pointer 24, Wracklcr 36, Harold Logan 60. Harvest Handicap, of 165 sovs; 3.26 class. One milo and a-half. —Awaiti, Buy Admiral, Bracken, Dusolina, Herod, Roddy, Some Guy, Sunrancs scr., Country King, Mountain Ore, Nelson’s Victory, Pugoant D’Or 12yds bhd, Brentlight, Editor, Logaleon, Mister Pointer, Netto. Oro, Royal Drusus, Soinerby, Wilbur White, Wild Voyago 24, Grand Canyon, John Noblo, Lily Bingen, Wilma Dillon 36. Autumn Handicap, of 130 sovs.; 4.50 class. Two miles. —Accras, Becky de Oro, Claranda, Dark Girl, Great Thought, Lord Lupin, Midnight Sun, Peter Locanda, Silverbird, Sonoma Laddie, War Girl, White Stranger, Worthy King scr, Eureka Boy, Guy Denver, Wreckor 12yds bhd, Ro\al Chenault 24, Bonni Drift, Colorado, Flying Cloud 36, Elite Bingen, Lomar 60, Manouevre 84.

Utility Handicap, of 150 sovs.; 4.55 class; unhoppled trotters. Two miles.—Accumulator, Don Chenault, Don Donver, Esbino, Garner, Gladsome Audubon, Great Harvester, Louis Bingen, Merrijigs, Modern Girl, Miss Wilkes, Our Bingen, Stanley Bingen, Welcome Guy 6cr, Rapture 12yda bhd, Great Burton 24, Quincey Thorpe 36, First Wrack, Hydro 48, Gay Paree 60, Todd Lonzio 108.

Rakaia Handicap, of 125 sovs.; 3.40 class. One milo and a half.—Author Wood, Avaunt, Ayr Lass, Dark Girl, Desert Maiden, Doll Dance, Dolly Huon, Essay, Harvest Girl, Lemora, Margaret Bingen, Midnight Sun, Raider, Raywood, St. Felix, Tatsy do Oro, Warbird, Wild Guy scr, Ruin 12yds bhd, Aimworthv, Nyallo Silk 28, Accras 48, Symmetry 60, Bankhead 72.

Farewell Handicap, of 175 sovs.; 2.47 class. Ono milo and a quarter.—Ayrmont Chimes Baron Bingon, Festival, Harvest Child Hostess, John Noble, Morning Sun, Proud Dillon, Real Girl, Royal Drusus, Sir Guy, Sunchild, Somerby, Wrackeen scr, Black Lion, Gold Country, Golden Pedro, Mao Dillon, Major Lind, Princess Mauritius, Sodium, Steel All, Sunny Bob, Wilma Dillon 12yds bhd, Colonial Bov, George Rev, Milo Minto, Warplane 24, Kingcraft 60. APPEAL DISMISSED. NGINGONGINGO CASE. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH. April 6. In the Ngingongingo case Mr Justice Adams dismissed tho appeal of the owner, R. N. P. Morten, against the decision of tho Trotting Conference. Tho appeal judges disqualified tho horse for ono year, and tho judge held that substantial justice had been done. “Dealing only with the merits of the case,’’ said Mr Justice Adams, "I find that, throughout tho inquiries there were obvious indications of a desire on behalf of tho arbitral tribunals to give the plaintiff every fair and reasonable opportunity, lie nnd all persons who could support his case were heard before ono or other of those tribunals, and tho whole of the evidence was taken down in writing and considered by both appellate tribunals. “As far as appears, everything that could havo been urged on behalf of the plaintiff was placed before these tribunals. In his affidavit tho most tho plaintiff had found himself able to say i 6 that had he been present at the inquiry before the conference judges ho might havo been able to say something to assist them. The plaintiff complains of an omission to give him notice of the time and place of hearing of tho appeal to the conference. That, however, 1b no more than a technical objection, and in tho circumstances of this case cannot bo upheld.”

have been: — Horse Country Amount Sun Beau America £73.349 Gallant I'’ox America £68,273 Ksar France £67,068 Phar Lap Australia £66,450 Zov America £62,727