HUIKAI BRINGS OFF BIG SURPRISE AT WOODVILLE

Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6543, 27 February 1928, Page 5

HUIKAI BRINGS OFF BIG SURPRISE AT WOODVILLE

THE RACING DESCRIBED. panorama Again. Panorama who led the field home on the first day was looked on as the best of good things for the Hopelands Hurdles, carrying £257 of a very small pool. Polyphemus was next best backed with £217, while the others were at a good price. Axle was the eariy leader, followed by Polyphemus, Sir Moment, Blue Peter and Panorama. Axle led over the first hurdle and thence into the straight and past the stands, the order following leaving the straight being Sir Moment, Polyphemus, Blue Peter and Panorama. Polyphemus moved up a place going into the back and led from Sir Moment, Axle, Blue Peter and Panorama. Axle was finished at the back dropping right out of tho hunt. Panorama started to improve •on the bend, and was third to Polyphemus and Sir Moment at the straight entrance. Panorama had assumed the lead at the last obstacle and went on to win easily by three lengths from Blue Peter. Sir Moment another three lengths away got up to beat Polyphemus for third stake by a nose. Maui—Long Overdue. The Novice Plato saw the longoverdue Maui, ridden by E. Eeed, bring off his first winning effort. Maui was firm favourite carrying 479 tickets. There was a big drop to Molong (£226) and Vindication (£210). Vindication and Eolcx showed a disinclination to go up to the tapes, but after a short delay a good dispatch was effected, Ecd Bank showing out from Molong, Vindication, Skyridcr, Liloek, Maui, Purseful and Timi Inihi. Golden Egg was last to move. At tho bend Molong had gone up to tho front from Vindication, while Timi Inihi had moved into third berth, followed by Eed Bank, Skyrider, Liloek and Maui. Vin di cation led into tho straight, with Molong Timi Inihi, Skyridcr, Liloek, Maui and Tanakaha all handy. The field jostled a lot coming down the straight, Liloek being shut right in on the rails when moving forward to get through. Maui came up on the outer and finished full of running to beat Timi Inihi by a good length, Liloek who had got through, being a bare nose away. Then came Vindication, Skyrider, Molong, Snecrer, Tanakaha and Red Bank. , Liloek was the unlucky horse of the field and would probably have won if she could have got through earlier. As it was it looked as if Kcmball’s fiily had got up in time for second stake. Maui missed the congestion in the straight, and was brought well along by E. Eeed. Huikai Springs Surprise

Huikai sprang a mild surprise in tlie Autumn Handicap, for "winch the public could see nothing but David Garrick, instrusting him with 587 tickets, there being a big drop to Blimp (£387) and the bracket (£275). The "winner and second iiorscs were beyond the limit. There was no delay at the barrier, Epistle leading out from Huika). Blimp, Arrow Dad, Royal Game, Capitulation, David Garrick, Black Mint and Twink. The order was unchanged into the back, but Capitulation was moving up on the outer. Along the back Blimp lost his position being in fifth berth at the bend. David Gar-, rick did not begin to improve until on the bond, and Blimp was still losing way. Epistle and Arrow Lad led into the straight from Capitulation. Huikai, Blimp and David Garrick. In the run from the distance Huikai had too many guns for the leaders getting through -in time to win by a neck from Capitulation; who also had joined up very fast. Epistle was third a h«td away. Then came David Garrick, Arrow Lad, Kilmiss, Blimp and Black Mint. Royal Game was last. Huikai was well placed throughout, and his final effort was up to his reputed brilliant track work of six weeks ego, and his winning stylo on tho East Coast circuit. Blimp failed badly. David Garrick was too lato in getting to the front bunch. Aston Outclasses. Public confidence was not misplaced in tho Mangnpapa Handicap for which Aston earned £047, there being a big drop to Par Money (£241) and Lady Cynthia (£203). Tho big chestnut never left any doubt as to tho issue’ winning from end to end in spite of

Miss Pat’s a Bigger Aston } Panorama and Mooregas Again In line weather and before a good attendance the Woodville Jockey Club concluded its Autumn Meeting on Saturday- when the attractive card presented was productive of some very interesting racing. The fields on the whole were smaller than on the opening day, and a fair share of the favourites saluted the judge. The track was in improved order, and good times were recorded. Three horses who came home on the opening day were first past the post again on Saturday—Panorama, Aston, and Mooregas. The totalisator put through £12,972 for the day, an increase of £23 on the corresponding day last year. The total for tho meeting was £26,142, against £26,337 last year, a decrease of £195.

his 10.2 impost. Par Money played up at tho barrier and was left with Maureen. Aston led out from Shining Star, , Grey Mist, Lady Moon Arch Arrow, j Silver Tray and Lady Cynthia. Aston , was still going easily on tho bend, where Par Money made a fast run on the outside from tjio back being in ( fourth berth at the straight behind , Aston, Shining Star and Grey Mist. , The favourite simply cantered in a length and a-half ahead of Silver Tray J who had come up fast down tho | straight to beat Shining Star by throo- ’ quarters of a length. Arch Arrow was ’ fourth then came Lady Cynthia, Grey Mist, Maureen, Cavity and Hymestra- , son, with Lady Moon and Par Money ’ last. The imported gelding won so easily as to indicate that there is a big future before him. He is a big sort whom weight will not trouble. What Sometimes Happens! Shut in on the rails is tho brief story of the Telegraph Handicap—i Webster on March On hemmed the careful Eliis in on Crown Area and kept him there behind the field till it was too late. Crown Area was established the hottest favourite of the meeting being entrusted hy tho public with £7OS, while there was fair support for Sarchco (£323) and Eoyal Ceres (£325). The winner was at a long price. Eoyal Ceres began best from Lin Arlington, Miss Pat, Sarchco, March On and Crown Area. At the bend Lin Arlington and Sarcheo went to the front, while Crown Area ran up inside March On and then could not get out without dropping back. Lin Arlington led into tho straight from Miss Pat and Sarchec, March On still hemming in the favourite. Miss Pat ,camc away once they were lined up for home. Crown Area got out just before the distance to give chase. The Acre Lady however had too much left in her over the short bit that remained, winning by a length and a-half, Crown Area being four lengths ahead of Royal Ceres, Sarcheo nest, then Lin Arlington and March On. The favourite drew the rails and though he got out well quickly dropped back to last. From there the tale has been told. Onco hemmed in on the big striding gelding Ellis was in a holeless dilemma. Crown Area is not one who can he moved about sharply once in his stride. He made up a lot of leeway however when he was got off the rails. Ho mowed down all but tho winner very quickly, and finished very impressively. Miss Pat has shown her paces before but this is her first win in open class. She was nicely handled by apprentice Robinson. Thirteenth For Gasbag. The field in the Debutante Stakes was reduced to a bare two-dividend contest by the defection of Gold Bag. Amplifier with E. Eeed up was made favourite with £6lB, while Mooregas claimed 523 tickets in support. All elso was at a price. Agreeable was disagreeable at the tapes, and delayed the starter. Mooregas on tho rails was quickest to move out followed by Millais, Amplifier, Spcarmain, Agreeable, Australis and Mount Shannon. Millais ran up to Mooregas on the outer at the bend, and the two led into the straight from Amplifier, tho rest well back. Mooregas was not bustled over the last furlong to win with consummate ease from the favourite by a length, Millais being a length and a-half further back. Then came Australis, Agreeable, Mount Shannon and Spcarmain. Mooregas’ win was decisive. Ho was never bustled at any stage and set a precedent by loading from end to end. His was the only win for G. New’s ‘ stable on ihe day. He make? the thirteenth victory for the progeny of Gasbag, this season. His rider, the apprentice Broughton, handled his mount brilliantly on each day and is a iad who will make good. He knows where his field is in ia race, and many youngsters could take a lesson from him in this matter. Cosmetic Easily. In the preliminary of the Maharahara Handicap, the rider of Dc Luxe, P. Burgess was thrown hard by a sudden swerve of his mount before the stand, but an ambulance call was unnecessary W. Bagby replaced him in the race. Cosmetic was a warm favourite, claiming £657, with good'support for Tres- ! ham (£39.1) and Bonhomrao (£386). Tn . a quick dispatch Willow Wai led out

from Cosmetic, Cerf, Tresham, Bonhommo, Lady Gay, and Dc Luxe. Willow Wai made a break across the top, while Bonhommc moved up to third and Lady Gay improved. Willow Wai led Bonhomrae and Cosmetic into the straight, with Tresham on the outside and Lady Gay getting through near the rails. Cosmetic came away in the run home to win by two lengths from Lady Gay, Tresham a nose away full of running. Then came Willow Wai, Bonhomme, Dc Luxe and Cerf. Punters On It Again. u

Tho defection of Spcarmiss left a five-horse field to fight for the dividend in the Kumcroa Handicap. From the backers’ point of view tho race was all over, The Swell carrying the most money of any horse during the meeting (£815). Vigilance (£330) was next sought after. Tho Swell and Aurora Borealis got tho best of the | start, Wl going past the stands Vigilance ran to tho front and led into tho back from Aurora Borealis, Sandburr, Tho Swell and Bed Fuchsia. Vigilance kept Aurora Borealis and Sandburr on the outside along the back, but fell away across the top. The Swell closed up on the bend. Aurora Borealis led into the straight just ahead of Tho Swell, with Eod Fuchsia coming, Sandburr and Vigilance crying quits. The Swell quickly settled the leader in the run to the post, winning on the bit by two lengths from Bed Fuchsia who was another two lengths ahead of Aurora Borealis. Sandburr and Vigilance were a long way back. PACING IN DETAIL. HOPELANDS HUBBLES HANDICAP 1 PANORAMA (Panmurc —Overall); Mrs. H. E. Nicholls’ b g, aged, .10.11 (A, Jenkins) .... 1 3 BLUE PETEB (Lord Multifid— Spanker); C. Kncebone’s b g, aged, 9.G (A. McDonald) .... 2 5 SIB MOMENT (Merry Moment —Merry Bose); B. Knox’s ch g, aged, 9.2 (P. Mcßroarty) 3 Also started: 2 Polyphemus 10.9 (H Burt), 4 Axle car. 9.3 (H. McSwccnoy) Won by three lengths each way. Polyphemus was fourth. Time, 2.51 3-5. (Winner trained by H. L. Eingan, Trentham.) NOVICE PLATE, of 100 sovs; six furlongs. 1 MAUI (Arrowsmith —Hincaroha) V. E, Bryant’s br g, 3yrs, 8.5 (B. Beed) 1 4 TIMIINIHI (Bourbon IT—Gipsy Belle); H. J. Batten’s b g, 4 yrs, car. 8.9 (L, G. Morris) . 2 8 LILOGK (Limond—Lovelock); W. E. Kemball’s b f, 3yrs, 8.5 (L. Daly) 3 Also started: 9 Golden Egg, 8.5 (S. Anderson), 3 Vindication car. 8.9 (A. Jenkins), 7 Snoerer 8.5 (J. Barry), 12 Purseful 8.5 (P. Burgess), 5 Skyridcr car S.S-J (A. E. Ellis), 10 Tannkahn ear. 8.6 (N. Trillo), 0 Eod Bank 5.5 (B. 11. Morris), 2 Molong car. 8.6 J (E. Manson), 11 Bolcx 8.5 (B. Bcalo) Won by a length, with a nose separating second and third. Vindication was fourth. Time, 1.1 a (Winner trained by owner, Foxtou.) AUTUMN HANDICAP (open), of 250 sovs; one mile and a distance. 5 HUIKAI (Tribulation —Carlatour): Taranaki to ITa’s b g 6yrs, 7.6 (W. H. Jones) . .. 1 S CAPITULATION (Panmure—- . Cease Fire); J. E. Kelly’s ch m, aged, car. 7.0 (J. S. Potter) 2 7 EPISTLE (Polydamon—Communique); Mrs. J. Hickey’s b in yrs, 7.10 (T. Metcalf) .... 3 Also started: 1 David Garrick, 8.12

(B. H. Morris), 3 Royal Game 8.12 (•I- Barry) and Black Mint car. 7.8 (R. Beale), bracketed, 4 A.rrow Lad 7.11 (S. Anderson), 2 Blimp car. 7.4 (C. Broughton), 0 Kilmiss car. 7.0 (A. Murray), 9 Twink 7.0 (J. Gunn). Won by a neck, with a head separating second and third. David Garrick was fflurth. Time, ,1.5?. (Winner trained by W. D. Young, Wanganui). MANGAPAPA HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; five furlougs. 1 ASTON (Landgrave—Biidlo Way); H. R. Campbell’s eh g, 4yrs, 10.2 (B, H. Morris) ... 1 5 SILVER TRAY (Tea TrayMiss Girons); W. C. AVooffmdin’s b m, 4yrs, 5..1 (J. S. Potter) 3 S SHINING STAB (Star StreamMusical Moments); J. S. Adam’s ch g, 4yrs, car. 7.7 (L. Daly) .......... 3 Also started: 7 Arch Arrow 8.10 (R. Boalc), 3 Lady Cynlhia 8.9 (A. Hobson), 2 Par Money 7.2 (T. Metcalf), .10 Hymcstrason car, 7.0 (K. Voitrc), 9 Cavity car. 7.1 (C. Broughton), 4 Grey Mist 7.2 (W. H. Jones), G Maureen 7.0 (A. Murray), 11 Lady Moou car. 7.10 (T. Anderson). AA’on by a length and a-hnlf. with three-quarters of a length separating second and third. Time 1.1 4-5. (AVinner trained by T. Clarke , Poukawa). TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (open), of 175 sovs; six furlongs. 5 MISS PAT (Acre —Sartovna); F. J. Carmont’s b m, 4yrs, 7.0 (K. Robinson) 1 1 CROAA'N AREA (Acre—Moorcficld); W. White’s br g, 4yrs, 9.1 (A. E. Ellis) 2 2 ROYAL CERES (Flying Knight Lady Ceres); A. McDonald’s br e, S.l. (AV. Bagby) 3 Also started: 3 Sarchoo 8.4 (B. H. Morris), 4- Liu Arlington 7.0 (AV. IT.! Jones), March On 7.0 (T. Webster). AVon by a lengih and a-Ualf with four '

lengths separating second and third. Sarchee was fourth. Time, 1.14 3-5. (Winner trained by owner, Foxton.) DEBUTANTE STAKES HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; five furlongs. 2 MOOEEGAS (Gasbag—Moorofiold); Wra. White’s br g, 2yrs, 8.2 (O. Broughton) -i 1 1 AMPLIFIER (Leighton—Lady D.); W. G. Stead’s br c, 2yrs, 7.13 (B. Beed) 2 3 MILLAIS (Leighton—Matty); F. Ormond’s br g, 2yrs, 7.12 (J, S. Potter) 3 Also started; 5 Mount Shannon car. 7.11 (S. Anderson), 4 Australis car 8.0 (J. Gunn), 6 Agreeable 7.1 (T. Smith) 7 Sponrmain 7.0 (T. Webster). Won by a length, with a length and a-half separating second and third. Australis was fourth. Time, 1-1 1-3. (Winner trained by G. W. New, Palmerston North). MAHARAHABA HANDICAP (open), of 150 sovs; seven furlongs. 7 COSMETIC (Leighton Lady D.); V. Eiddiford’s br in, 3yrs 8.9 (J, Barry) 1 4 LADY GAY (Gay Lad— Coronata); H. L. Kingan’s ch rn, aged, ear. 7.2 (J. Gunn) .... 2 3 TRESHAM (Trcssady —Lileacrc); J. A. Taylor’s br g, 6 yrs, 8.13 (R. Beed) 3 Also started. 5 Cerf 831 (A. Ellis), 3 Bonhommc 8 9 (J. Barry), 5 Willow Wai 8.4 (A. Weaver), 7 Dc Luxe ear. 8.4 (W. Bagby). A Von by two lengths with a nose separating second and third. Willow Wai was fourth. Time, 1.28 2-5. (Winner trained by S. J, Reid Trentham). KUMEEOA HANDICAP, of 130 sovs; one mile and a distance. 1 THE SWELL (Eangitira—Tangiraoana); B. Johnson’s b g, 5 yrs. 9.31 (R. Reid) .. 1 3 BED FUCHSIA (All Bed— Ncdra); C. F. Vallancc’s br g syrs, 8.0 (J. Jones) 2 5 AURORA BOREALIS (Day Comet—Bangiata); F. E. Waller’s br m, Syrs, 7.2 (T. Metcalf) 3 Also started; 4 Sandburr 8.1 (S. Anderson), 2 Vigilance 8.0 (C. Broughton). Won easily, two lengths each way. Sandburr was fourth. Time, 1.56 3-5. (Winner trained by owner, Now Plymouth).

W. WHITE HEADS LIST j OF WINNING OWNERS. Tho Palmerston North owner, Mr. W. White, as the result of the double win cf Mooregas, a first by Broad Acre, and a second by Grown Area tops tho list of stake winners at the Woo'dville Jockey Club’s Autumn meeting with £3BO at the corner of his cheque. Mr. C. Elgar takes £3OO (£2OO in specie and Gold Cup) from David Garrick’s victory in the Cup. Mrs. H. E. Nieholls from a double win by Panorama in the Hurdles takes £2OO, as does also Mr. H. E. Campbell, the owner of Aston, another double winner. Huikai’s win places £175 to tho credit of Taranaki to Ua, Other stake winners at the meeting are as follows; F. J. Garment, £130; R. Johnson, £125; V. Eiddiford, £115; H, P. F. Blundell, £115; Mrs. C. Elgar, £100; J. S. Adams £BS; Y. E. Bryant, £80; E. J. Murphv, £7O; J. E. Kelly £SO; G. F. Vallancc, £4O; A. McDonald, £4O; C. Kncobono, £35; W. G. Stead, £35; E. W. Collins £35; D. Man re, £3O; Mrs. J. Hiekcy, £25; H. L. Kingan, £25; J. Dcaly, £2O; F. Ormond, £2O; F. E. Waller, £2O; Mrs. L. Brown £ls; 11. J. Batten, £ls; A. J. Tnxward, £ls; W. C. Wooffindin, £ls; E. Knox £10; J. A. Taylor, £10; W. R. Ivomball, £5; Miss G. Maher, 15.

; TRANSFORMER WINS MEMORIAE AT TE AROIIA ’ PAGANELLI THE FLYING. (Per Press Association.) HAMILTON, Saturday. 1 The To Aroha Racing 1 Club’s Autumn meeting opened to-day in 1 tine weather. Overnight rain took the sting out of the track. There was a good attendance. The totalisator handled £29,518 compared with £26,239 last year, an increase of £3,279. Results. P.UAKARA HURDLES, of 200 sovs: one mile land a half: 1 URALLA, dO.G (Coleman) .1 4 GOLD RAIN, 10.0 (Eagar) 2 5 LADY r CENTRA, 9.9 (Mcßae) 3 Also started: 3 Red Comet, 7 Potoanui, 11 Kawa, 2 York Abbey. G Lady Spalpeen, 9 Ring Poloa, 10 King Amans, S Raiti Hild. Won by one and a quarter lengths each way. Lady Spalpeen was fourth. Time, 2.48. WAITOA HANDICAP, of 130 sovs; one mile and a half; 1 CYBELE, 5.7 (W. H. Jones) . 1 4 HIGH TIDE, S.ll (Manson) . 2 2 IDUN, S.G (Driscoll) 3 Also started: 10 To Waka, 7 Thanks, 16 Luminary, 11 Gold Dart, 14 1 Lucilius, 15 Cloudbank, 8 Foxhound, 9 Glcnstar, G Royal Trek, 3 Lionu, 12 Kosovo, 5 Partial Eclipse, 13 Rose Arch. Won by half a length, a nock between second and third . To Waka was fourth, then Partial Eclipse and Gold Dart. Time, .1.31 S-5. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; five furlongs: 5 GOLD MONEY, 7.0 (A. Husband) , 1 5 PRODICE, 9.4 (R. Mackic) . . 2 4 AVONCOURT, 9.0 (Manson) . . 3 Also started: 1 Winnington, 2 Katareua, 13 To Apurangi, 3 2 Fcrndon. 10 . Envoy, 3 Fool pad, 7 Lucy Rose. G Yalkyrita, 11 Valquctto, 9 Wild Mint. 1 Won by two and a half lengths, one

length between second and third. Lucy Rose was fourth and Winnington fifth. Time 1.3 3-5. SHAFTSBURY HACK, of 200 sovs; six furlongs: 14 APELLANT, 7.S (H. Wiggins) 1 4 VALUE, 8.6 (R. Mackic) .... 2 2 WELCOME HOME, 7.S (T. Green) >.i t.. > . .i i.... 3 Also started: 6 King Arch and Waltzer (bracketed), 19 High Rose, 5 Billikins, 11 Ripon Abbey, 3 Whaka King, 1 Liason, 7 Orchus, 16 Flitter,10 Hone Heke, 9 Lady’s Boy, 9 Quinsilia, 15 Taurimu, 12 Air Queen, .17 Auriculus, 20 Menannee, 13 Queen Comet, 18 Bombardier' Won by two lengths, half a length between second and third. Billikins was fourth, then Quinsllia and King Arch. Time, 1.16 3-5. HERRXES’ MEMORIAL, of 650 sovs: one and a quarter miles: 4 TRANSFORMER, 8.4 (A. Driscoll), 1 8 GALA DAY, 711 (E. Tuohcy) 2 2 LE CHOUCAS, 8.0 (T. Green) 3 Also started: 1 Pcgaway, 5 Desert Glow, 7 True Blood, 3 Day Guard, 6 Rarakau, 7 Queen Arch. Day Guard -was first out from Gala Day, Le Choucas and Pegaway. Day Guard led along the back and across the top from Gala Day. Transformer was in front as they levelled up for the run home attended by Lc Choucas Queen Arch, Day Guard, and Gala Day. The latter got tho verdict by half a length from Transformer, with Le Choucas three-quarters of a length away. Day Guard was fourth and then came Pegaway, Queen Arch and Desert Glow. Time, 2.6. An enquiry was held into the bumping at tho home turn and near the finish. It was resolved to place Transformer first and Gala Day second. The latter’s rider (E. Tuohey) was stood down for the rest of tho day. WAIHOU HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; six furlongs: 1 PAGANELLI, 9.0 (P. Mclnally) 1 5 ROYAL BOULTON, 7.3 (K. Gill) 2 3 NANCY LEE, 9.3 (E. Kecsing) 3 Also started: 2 Ti Tree, 8 Daylight, i'i Ballymoy 11., 9 Pelham, 6 King field, 7 Berinthia. Paganelli, who did not get away too well, reached the front three furlongs from home and showed the way into the straight to Ballymoy It, Kingfield, Berinthia, Nancy Leo and Daylight. Paganelli won nicely by a length from Royal Doulton who was unlucky w r ith Nancy Lee who was half a length away .third. Ballymoy was fourth, followed by Daylight and Pelham. Time: 1. 16. CHAMPION HACK CUP, of 300 sovs: one and a quarter miles: 9 STAR COMET, 7.7 (P. Brady) 1 1 THE LOVER, 7.13 (T. Green) 2 2 MICROMETER, 8.5 (K. Gill) 8 Also started; 4 Piet, 8 Lord Abbey, 7 Speechless, 5 Pekatahi, 3 Arch Queen, 1,1 Master Lu, 10 Adjuster, 14 Lord Thurnhara, 6 Nassock, 12 Pukerimu, 3 Schorr The Lover got a run on the rails but failed to catch Star Comet who won by half a length with Micrometer a head aw-ay. Schorr was fourth, followed by Pukerimu and Speechless. ' Time 2.9. HOT SPRINGS HANDICAP, of 250 sovs.; one mile;

1 BRANSON, S.ll (L. Pine) .. 1 3 TE KOROKE, 8.4 . » .. . .. 2 2 BRIGHT DAY, 7.12 ...... 3 Also started: 13 Town Bank, S Barometer, 4 Siaosi, 9 High Pitch, 11 Bailachullish, 12 Clarus, 10 Lord Star, 5 Regent, 7 Romford, G Wcnday. Won by a head, half a length between second and third. Time 1-41 3-5.

ORPHAN’S JUBILEE CUP AT GREYMOUTH TROTS. (Per Press Association.) GREYMOUTH, Last Night. The Grcymouth Trotting Club’s jubilee meeting opened in line weather and with a largo attendance. There were hundreds of cx-Wcst Coasters present for the diamond jubilee of the borough. The tote put through £11,050/10/-. Results:— EXPLORERS’ HANDICAP (harness), of 120 sovs.; twelve and a half furlongs— -1 PAGEANT, 1 6 GREAT ABDULLAH, scr 2 2 WRITER, scr 3 Scr: Jacky Logan. Won by a length and a half, 15 lengths. Time 3.43 4-5. DUNEDIN HANDICAP (harness),' of .145 sovs; ten and a half furlongs—--11 HOROTANE, 24 1 IX VAL LOGAN, scr 2 3 BINGEN WOOD, 12 3 Scr: Pageant, Brigand, Heroic, Latest Fashion. Won by half a length, six lengths. Time 3.5. WEST COATEES’ HANDICAP (harness), of 145 sovs; twelve and a half furlongs — 7 KITTY PATCH, 60 1 1 CABIN GIRL, 48 2, 5 GOLDEN SPRAY, 06 3| Scr: Chancellor Boy, Page Bingen,) Lonesome. Won by twenty lengths, 10 lengths. Time 3.54. JUBILEE GOLD CUP HANDICAP (harness), of 250 sovs; twelve and a half furlongs—--1 ORPHAN, scr 1 3 SHADOWLAND, scr 2 6 KREISLER, scr 3 Scr: Lady Matchlight. Won by a| length, a nock. Time 3.37 3-5. ( BRUNNER HANDICAP (harness), oL 140 sovs; fifteen and a half furlongs— f SEDMERE, 24 1 2 LTOHTFOOT, scr 2’ S VAL LOGAN, 12 3 Scr: Dick Logan. Won by two lengths, a length. Time 4.21.

MINERS’ HANDICAP (harness;), of 135 sovs; eight and a half furlongs—--2 DIRECT TODD, scr * 1 1 LADY MINTO, 24 2 G AUDIENCE 3 Scr: Solitude, Boachdalc, Bessie Dillon. Won pulling up, with a neck between second and third. Tirnc 2.31 3-5. "VISITORS’ HANDICAP (harness), of ICO sovs; sixteen and a half furlongs— -5 SILURIAN, 12 1 3 AUDALIE, scr 2j 6 CONNIE AUDUBON, scr ....... 3

All started. "Won by half a head, haif a length between second and third Time 5.9 2-5. RUSH HANDICAP, of 165 sovs; eight and a half furlongs—--1 LADY MATCHLIGHT, 12 1 3 ASSET, scr 2 5 HEROIC, scr * All started. Won by four lengths, 3 neck. Time 2.26.