TANERIRI SPRINGS SURPRISE IN EARLE STAKES

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7145, 17 February 1930, Page 4

TANERIRI SPRINGS SURPRISE IN EARLE STAKES

Cimahue Conquers Paganelli Farewell Handicap to Moa Bird Night March JFms at Wingatui

Results in Detail

AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 200 so vs; 5 furlongs: 3 AUTOPAY; N. E. Aitken’s b.c. (Paper Monoy—Trebelli II.) 2yrs. 7.9 (W. Broughton) 1 7 ARISUS; L. G. Paul's b.g., 2yrs., 7.1 (R. Marsh) 2 5 BLUE PAPER; C. F. Vnllance’s br.f., 3yrs., 8.11 (A. McDonald) 3 Also started: 1 Awaken 9.3 (B. H. Morris), 2 Equitant 8.3 (H. Gray), 6 Rose Lupin 7.13 (H. Wiggins), 4 Treasury 7.9 (H. Goldfinch), 9 Miss Quex 7.4 (W. H. Jones), 8 Isa 7.0 (R. Drinkwater), 10 Pass On 7.0 (T. Metcalf), 11 Hinewai 7.0 (N. Voitre). Won by half a length, one and a half lengths. Equitant was fourth. Time, 1.2. HARRISON HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; 8$ furlongs: 1 RUANUI; W. McA. Duncan’s br.g . (Limond —Rose Queen) syrs., 8.10 (B. H. Morris) .... 1 ■ 4 PAITONU; K. Tito’s ch.g., aged, 8.3 (W. Taylor) .. .; .. .. .. 2 7 CONSENT; T. A. Duncan’s br.g. 4yrs,, car 7.11 (R. Marsh) .. .. .3 Also started: 2 Otairi 9.3 (H. Gray), 5 Star Area 8.6 (C. Gulsbro’), 3 Dolomite 7.12 (H. Wiggins), 6 Monsogne 7.0 (R. Drinkwater). Won by a length, one and a half lengths. Otairi was fourth. Time, 1.49. JACKSON STAKES, of 600 sovs; ■ 6 furlongs: 2 CIMABUE; H. Murphy's br.g. (Leighton—Delight) syrs., 9.0 \ (B, H. Morris) .... .... j.X 1 PAGANELLI; Cranford and,: Roberts’, br.g., oyrs., 9.0 (H. Gray) • % 3 TENTERDEN; C. Elgar’s b.g., 2yrs., 7.0 (H. Wiggins) .... .. 3

Also started: 4 Jenny Diver 0.11 (W. H. Gomm). Won by two lengths, five lengths. Time, 1.15. FORDELL HURDLES; of 200 sovs; 1J miles: 2 DEMOCRATIC; W. H. Gaisford’s b.g. (Thurnham —Demoiselle) aged, 11.1 (W. Bowden) .... 1 1 BORSALENE; T. F. Foley’s b.m., 6yrs., 9.1 (A. Hobson) 2 S JOKEFORM; C. E. Trott’s b.g., aged, 9.0 (R. Eager) 3

Also started: Aurora Borealis 11.1 (C. Robinson), 4 Panorama 9.8 (A. Jenkins’). Won by two and a helf lengths, throe lengths. Aurora Borealis was fourth. Time, 3.25 1-5. GKOIA HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 1 mile and a distance: 2 MY OWN; J. S. McLeod’s ch.f. (Lord Quex —Tressida) 3yrs., 8.0 (H. Goldfinch) 1 4 KILORELL; Lassen and Kelly’s br.g., 4yrs., 7.9 (C. Goulsbro’) 2 6 AUCTIONEER; B. T. Bennett’s b.g., 6yrs., 7.0 (W. H. Jones) .. 3 Also started: 3 Thrift 8.9 (B. H. Morris), 5 Warfille 8.4 (R. McTavish), 1 Joyspear 8.0 (H. Gray), 9 Soviet 7.0 (N. Voitre), 7 Valma 7.0 (H. Wiggins), 8 Corwen 7.0 (T. Metcalf). Won by two lengths, one and a half lengths. Warfille was fourth. Time, 1.59 2-5.

EARLE STAKES, of 500 sovs; 1$ miles: 6 TANERIRI; H. Rama’s b.h. (Antagonist—Country Picnic) 4yrs., 7.0 (N. Voitre) .. .. .. 1 1 CORINAX; J. Williamson’s br.g., 6yrs., 8.11 (R. McTavish) 2 7 ORAZONE; J. Fryer’s b.m., Byrs., 7.7 (W. Taylor) ...... 3 Also started: 2 In the Shado 8.11 (H Gray), 5 Cashier 7.11 (H. Wiggins), 3 Yoma car 7.8 (M. Gray), 4 Shrewd 7.0 (W. H. Jones). Won by one and a half lengths, two lengths. Yoma was fourth. Time, 1 38 4-5. MATARAWA HACK HANDICAP, of

200 sovs; 6 furlongs: 2 LIMOSIN; W. Green’s b.g. (Li* mond—lntrigue) 4yrs., 8.11 (RMcTavish) * 6 PERENNIS; J. O’Neill and M. McNair’s cb.m., 4yrs., 7.4 (T. Webster) 2 7 KENTISH LAD; J. McLeod's br.g., 6yrs., car 7.7 (W. Taylor) 3 Also started: 1 Cadland 9.0 (B. H. Morris), 5 Joy Germ car 8.5 (A. Dick), 3 Zarene car 7.12 (N. Voitre), 9 Abbey Queen car 7.12 (C. GoUlsbro’), 8 Green Acre car 7.11 (P. Adlam), 4 Potoaform car B.OJ (H. Gray), 12 Rewatoa car 7.81 (S. Wilson), 10 Cyrille 7.0 (J. Rayner), 13 Ngapara 7.0 (W. H. Jones). Won by half a head, two lengths. Joy Germ was fourth. Time, 1.17. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of SOO sovs; 6 furlongs: 3 MOA BIRD; B. J. Macdonald and G. W. Greene’s b.m. (Lucullus or Lord Quex —Woodhen) syrs., 7.11 (H. Wiggins) 1 1 ARIKINUI; J. J. McGrath’s b.g., 4yrs., 8.4 (H. Gray) 2

Weather conditions at Wanganui on Saturday wire oppressive in the extreme, with a dissolving dampness which cleaved'up as the day wore on. The club had a good day’s sport to offer, nowfcver, and the attendance was of the usual dimensions. The contest between Cimabue and Paganelli was looked forward to with interest, victory going to the" Wellington candidate. Taneriri paid a big dividend when he beat Corifiax in the Earle Stakes and three first day winners in Autopay, Democratic and Limo Sin, won again. The course was slow. The tote handled £24,395, as against £28,577 10s for the second day last year. The total for the meeting was £50,339 10s, compared with £54,369 10s for the 1929 fixture, a decrease of £4030.

4 KEDDAR; A. B. Knight’s br.g., oyrs., 7.10 (S. Wilson) 3 Also started: 5 Freehold 7.13 (D. Farrell), 2 Acora car 7.12 (H. Goldfinch). Won by a head, three-quarters of a length. Acora was fourth. Time, 3.15 1-5.

How They Ran Autopay Opens. Awaken, the favourite for the Autumn Handicap, did not get any advantage from a straggling start and although she was in a good position on the turn, the effort left her without a gallop in the run home and she finished seventh. Blue Paper and Arisus got away early and led the field until the distance, when they were joined by Autopay, which went on to beat Arisus by half a length, with Blue Paper one and a half lengths further back. Equitant was fourth into the straight and finished in that position, while behind her followed Isa, Rose Lupin, Awaken and Treasury. First Money and Paiko were non-starters. Autopay’s double success stamps him as a very generous galloper, which should run out a strong six furlongs. Ruanui In Favour. Ruanui was made a £43 better favourite than Otairi for the Harrison Handicap, and the son of Limond turned the tables on the -winner of the Stewards’ Handicap, the latter being beaten back to fourth. Dolomite got chopped out at the start and Consent piloted Monsogne, Ruanui, Paitonu, Otairi and Star Area out of the straight. At the six furlong peg Monsogne had the best view of the course, and rounding the far bend, Consent and Monsogne were again in company, Paitonu and Ruanui next, with Dolomite and Otairi ahead of Star Area. Just before they came to the straight entrance, Monsogne, then lying third, fell and threw her rider badly. He sustained concussion. First into the straight were Consent, Paitonu and Ruanui. Tho favourite came on the outside of the others and went on to win decisively by half a length, with Paitonu one and a half lengths in front of Coiisent. Otairi -was fourth and Star Area and Dolomite next.

Cimabue’s Great Win. There was even wagering between the chances of Pnganelli and Cimabue in the Stakes. Hitherto in their meetings, the honours had been on the side of the Lord Quex gelding but everyone recognised that while Pnganelli was possibly slipping, Cimabtio was better than ever. When the -figures were balanced, Paganclli carried £639 and Cimabue, £573. Pnganelli drew the ace and Cimabue No. 3. Pnganelli was first away from Tenterden, Cimdbue and Jenny Diver and when they had gone two furlongs, the favourite was half a length in front of Tenterden, with Cimabue two lengths further back. Crossing the top, they were running head to tail in the same order. Pagan* elli was galloping well but Cimabue was going quite as well. The was still third as they turned into the straight but as soon as heads were in line for home, Cimabue came up t» Pnganelli and a great duel ensued till 30 yards from the post, when Cimabue’s victory was definite. He won by two lengths, with Tenterden five lengths bohind Pnganelli. The going favoured the winner more than Paganelli but Cimabue would almost certainly have won under any other conditions. ■ Democratic’s Double. ' Borsaleno was slightly more favoured than Democratic for the Hurdles. Over the first fence, Jokeform piloted Borsalcne, Democratic and Aurora Borealis, with Panorama last. This was still the order as they came to the straight the first time, where Jokeform was three lengths ahead of Borsalene, with Democratic two * lengths further back. As they ran out of the straight Aurora Borealis dropped to the rear. Jokeform and Borsalene were on terms a furlong further on and at the half mile the favourite had the running but with a further furlong covered, Democratic had hit the front, with Borsalene, Aurora Borealis and Jokeform next. Democratic was closely attended _ y Borsaleno all the way up the straight but a hard-riding finish saw the first day’s winner again take the honours from Borsafcne by a good two lengths, with Jokeform three lengths further back. Aurora Borealis was fourth and Panorama tailed off. Her Own Way. Big money came for Joyspear (£986) and My Own (£863) prior to the Okoia Hack race and the latter turned up an easy winner. Passing tise stand, where the field was bunched, the leading division included Joyspear, My Own, Thrift, Auctioneer, Warfille and Soviet. The last-named dived to the front and at the six furlong peg, had a good length’s advantage of Thrift,

with Joyspear and My Own next. Thrift then faded and crossing the top, Auctioneer and Kilorell were leading from My Own, Valma and Warfille, the favourite being in the ruck. My Own was just ahead of Auctioneer and Kiloroll at the straight entrance and went on to beat Kilorell by two lengths, with Auctioneer one and a half lengths away in third berth. Warliile and Thrift were together, next and Valma and Joyspear followed. “Certainty” Crashes.

There whs a crush to get on Corinax for the Earle Stakes, the Magpie gelding being at a vory cramped price, carrying £1173 of the pool, against £634 on In the Shade and £591 on Yoma. The result was a big upset, for the little fancied Taneriri won easily. The early leaders wore Cashier, Corinhx and Taneriri, tho last-named taking ehitrgc before they entered the straight from Corinax, Orazone, Cashier and In the Shade, with Shrewd at the rear. Passing the stand tho first time, Taiieriri was running clear of Corinax and Orazone, with Cashier, Yoma and In the Shade together. The order at tho six furlong peg was Corinax and TanCriri almost on terms, with two lengths to Orazone, then Yoma and Cashier. Tho favourite had tho advantage at the half mile and In the Shade had rotired to the rear. Taneriri came again and crossing tho top was holding the favourite, with an interval of three lengths to Orazone and Yoma, with Shrewd a similar distance further away. Taneriri was clear of Corinax as they turned for home, with Orazone two lengths away and Yoma next. Orazone issued a strong challenge at tho half distance but she could not sustain it, neither could Corinax make any impression on the loader, which beat him by one and a half lengths, with Orazone two lengths back. Ysma was next, followed by Shrewd, Cashier and In the Shade.

Another Encore. Cadland was a pronounced favourite for the Matarawa Hack Handicap, with £.1034, while Limosin, tho winner, was entrusted with £647. Joy Heim took up the role of pacemaker, closely followed by Abbey Queen, PeVcnnis and Green Acre, with Limosin, Zarene, Cadland and Potoaform included in tile next bunch. Crossing the top, Joy Germ was holding off Abbey Queen, Limosin and Zarene, with Cadland, Green Acre and Perennis next. ZaTone slipped back a little before the straight was reached but at tho distance, Limosin drew out with Kentish Lad following and Peronnis also coming up to tho front line. Limosin beat Perennis in a thrilling finish by a very narrow margin. Kentish Lad was two lengths away, then, in order, came Joy Germ, Cadland, Green Acre, Zarene, Potoaform and Abbey Queen. Moa Bird Strides Out.

The withdrawal of Ridgcmount and Fernden made a five horse race of the Farewell Handicap, for which Ankinm was a big favourite. His sbaro ot the pool was £1429, with £971 on Acora and £948 on Moa Bird. Ankmui drew the ace and led out from Accra and Freehold. Then Acora ran to tho front and opened up a gap from An 'inui and Freehold, with Moa Bird and Keddar after a further interval. Ihese two drew up behind the leaders as they turned into the straight, and Moa Bird joined issue with Arikmui, Acora soon crying enough. It was a nec and neck struggle to the judge, Moa Bird getting the verdict by a head with Keddar finishing on three-quarters of a length behind Ankmui. Acora was fourth and Freehold last. It was a good performance on the part of the winner, for under the track conditions, the time was good.

Night March Wins Hazlett Gold Cup JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP TO GLARE. RIN TIN TIN THE FLYING.

Per Press Association. DUNEDIN, Last Night. The Dunedin Jockey Club’s cup meeting was concluded on Saturday in glorious weather. The track was fast and there was a large attendance. The tote handled £32,825 10s, compared with £31,271 last year. The total for meeting was £58,201 10s, compared with £57,026 last year. Results: — OWHIRO HURDLES, of 200 sovs.; miles. 2 GAYOMA, 9.7 (A. S. Ellis) .. 1 4 RED HEATHER, 9.7 (F. Thompson) 2 3 ORIFLAMB, 11.1 (E. Mackie) 3 Also started: 1 Craigmore 10.7, 5 Kapuna 10.5. Won by half a length, three lengths. Kapuna fell. Time, 2.47, a track record. WARRINGTON HANDICAP, of 210 sovs.; 1 mile. 2 —TOPERE, ear 8.6 (W. J. Pas1 I—RANELAGH, 8.3 (T. Green) . 2 5 SALMO SALAR, 9.4 (B. Brodie) ® Also started: 7 Tembromey 9.5, 3 Assemble 9.6, 6 Town Major, 13 Paris, 9 Marsham, 4 Sailing Homo 8.1, 14 Royal Flower 7.12, 12 Phastar 7.11, 8 Miss Marco 7.9, 15 Felony, 11 Dumblanc, 10 High Speed 7io, 14 Good Gift car 7.2. Won by ono and a half lengths, two lengbhs. Time, 1.40 1-5. DUNEDIN JOCKEY HANDICAP, of 425 sovs.; li miles. 1— GLARE, 8.5 (C. Emerson) .. 1 4 CIRCULATION, 7.10 (F. E. Ingram) 2 6 AMOR, 7.4 (R. E. Covoney) .. 3 Also started: 2 Queen Balboa 5.9 and King Balboa 7.12 (bracketed), 7 Taboo 8.4, 5 Night Lad 7.8, 3 Money Mine 7.4. Won by two and a half lengths, a neck. Money Mine was fourth. Time, 2.58 4-5. FLYING HANDICAP, of 300 sovs., 6 furlongs. 2 RIN TIN TIN, 7.12 (J. T. Andrews) .. 1

I—MEADOW LARK, 9.13 (B. Brodie) 2 3—SILVER COOT, 7.13 (R. E. Coveney) 3 Also started: 4 Royal Saxon 8.9, 5 Waving Corn 8.4, 5 Caterpillar 7.9, 8 El Boa 7.9, 11 Speed Light 7.1, 7 Blue Metal 7.1, 9 Jack a Dandy 7.1, 10 Impertinence 7.0. Won by three lengths, threcquarters of a length. Time, 1.13 3-5-

WAIHOLA HANDICAP, of 175 sovs.; 6 furlongs. 6—FULL FLING, 8.12 (A. E. Ellis) 1 3 WIG WAG, 8.11 (A. E. Eastwood) 2 I—INEVITABLE, 9.13 (D. 0 ’Connor) >. j. 3 Also started: 5 Hurly Burly 9.2, 16 Noteworthy 9.2, 4 Qulnopal, 2 Solmar 8.6, 14 Abbeville 8.2, 8 Meitui, 7 Corn Queen, 9 Audience, 19 Crossbow, 13 Coupling, 18 Stringbow, 17 Solmuri, 11 Fair Money, 10 Leading Boy, 15 My Counsel, 13 Balpance 8.0. Won by two lengths, half a length. Time, 1.14 1-5. HOPEFUL HANDICAP, of 200 sovs.; 5 furlongs. 4 C HARM AIN E, 8.0 (J. T. Andrews) 1 1— WINSOME HIND, 7.11 (R. COveney) 2 2 COMPENSATION, 9.1, .... 3 • Also started: 5 Water Power, 3 Bachelor’s Idol 7.11, 7 Tracsono 7.8, 6 Pink Paper 7.7, 8 Palado, 4 Totolomai 7.6 (bracketed with the winner). Won’by two and a half lengths, one length. Time, 1.1 1-5. lIAZLETT GOLD CUP, of 450 sovs.; 1 mile. 1— NIGHT MARCH, 7 9.10 (R. Reed) 1 2 PAQUITO, 9.1 (A. E. Ellis) ..• 2 3 LATIN QUARTER, 9.6 (F. McKay) 3 Also started: 4 Pink Note 9.1. Won by threequarters of a length, one and threcquarter lengths. Time, 1.40 3-5. ABBOTSFORD' HANDICAP, of 210 sovs.; 7 furlongs. I—-WATERLINE, 7.7 (R. E. Coveney) 1 4 ASSEMBLE, 7.7 (N. J. Dwyer) 2 9—BLUE METAL, 7.7 (L. J. Woolford) 3 Also started: 2 John Bradbury 8.13, 7 Tardy, 5 Camisader 8.6, 3 Stealth 8.4, 8 Don Jose, 6 Evening. Won by one and a quarter lengths, a neck. Time, 1.26 4-5.

Races at Gisborne SUNDERLAND STAKES WON BY TE AWHA. LAST EVENT TO PLAIN SAILING.

GISBORNE, Last Night. The Poverty Bay Turf Club's summer meeting was brought to a conclusion on Saturday. After continuous rain for the previous 24 hours, the course was heavy. Rain fell during the first four races and the weather thereafter was cloudy and threatening. The tote receipts for the day were £12,089, against £17,602 for the second day last year and for the meetting, were £23,627, compared with £31,430 in 1929. Results:—

EPSOM HANDICAP, of 130 sovs.; 1 mile.

I VALSIER, 8.8 (Keesing) .. .. 1 4 AUTOMINA, 9.1 (Nixon) .... 2 3 BOLD FRONT, 9.2 (Young) .. 3 Also started: 2 Good Sport 7.5, 5 Tall Timber 8.4. Won by half a head; half a length. Good Sport was fourth. Time, 1.44. SECOND HURDLES. 6 RONGO, 9.0 (C. Broughton) .. 1 5 SUPERB KING, 9.4 (Butter--Worth) .. 2 1 HIGH HEATHER, 9.12 (A. E. Stratton) 3 Also started: 2 Essential 10.7, 3 Manifest 10.3 (fell), 4 Princess Elizabeth 9.4. Won by three-quarters of a length each way. Essential was fourth. Time, 2.55 4-5. COOK HACK, of 130 sovs.; 6 furlongs. 7 LITTLE WONDER, 8.4 (Broughton) . .. .. 1 1 COONARDOO, 8.7 (France) .. 2 6 DIMMER, 9.0 (Stratton) .... 3 Also started: 5 Nahi 9.0, 4 Rich Crop 8.4, 3 Russet Moor 8.4, 2 Bay d’Or 8.0, 8 Atahaere 8.2. Won by half a length; a length and a-half. Nahi was fourth. Time, 1.20. SUNDERLAND STAKES, of 175 sovs.; 1 mile. 3 TE AWHA, 7.12 (Horne) .... 1 1 KINSEL, 7.12 (Davis; 2 2 RICH HARVEST, 7.10 (Keesing) 3 Also started: 4 Tea Lady 7.0, 4 Bell 7.0. Won by a neck; two lengths. Time, 1.47 1-5. PUBLICANS' PURSE, of 130 sovs.; 5 furlongs. 3 ST. AMES, 7.6 (Davis) ...... 1 8 CYNETTE, 7.5 (Kowhai) .... 2 4 TOBOGGAN, 7.10 (Anderson) .. 3 Also started: 2 King Wanga 8.0, 1 Plain Sailing 8.7, 5 Tan 7.10, 7 Ardri 7.6, 6 Master Cynic 7.11. Won by a head; a length. Ardri was fourth. Time, 1.5 1-5. MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 120 sovs.; 6 furlongs. 1 LITTLE GIFT, 8.5 (Keesing) .. 1 3 PRIMAX, 8.12 (Anderson) .... 2 4 ELIZABETH, 8.0 (Davis) .... 3 Also started: 1 Squadron 9.0, 8 Queer Card, 6 Scarlet Runner 8.0, 5 Lady Waikohu 7.12, 7 Erin’s Boy 8.5. Won by half a length each way. Queer Card was fourth. Time, 1.19 4-5. ROSELAND HACK, of 130 sovs.; 7 furlongs. 1 HELIUM, 7.10 (Keesing) .. .. 1 4 WEDDING BELLS, 7.6 (Davis) 2 5 RICH HARVEST, 9.9 (Kowhai) 3 Also started: 8 Dimmer 8.7, 6 Nahi 8.7, 7 Coonardoo 8.5, 2 Sunglare 8.3, 2 Whakari 7.5, 9 Lady Horton 7.10, 10 Far North 7.10. Won by two lengths each way. Whakari was fourth. Time, 1.32.

FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 140 sovs.; 6 furlongs. 2 PLAIN SAILING, 8.4 (P. Atkins) 1 5 TALL TIMBER, 7.6 (Davis) .. 2 1 KING MANU, 7.11 (Horne) .. 3 Also started: 4 Kinga Wanga, 3 Good Sport. Won by half a length; a head: Good Sport was fourth. Time, 1.20.

ROTORUA RACES POSTPONED. ROTORUA, Feb. 15. It has been raining for the last thirty-six hours. The Racing Committee met at 9 a.m. and postponed the meeting.

Wellington Trots ARIKITOA WINNER. OF FEBRUARY HANDICAP, There was showery weather for the Wellington Trotting Club’s meeting at Hutt Park on Saturday afternoon and the attendance was not up to expectations. Results: —

HUTT PARK TRIAL HANDICAP, of 175 sovs., (359); one mil© and five furlongs. 3 GLENROSSIE, ser (L. O. Thomas) .. .. ■.-< K .i 2 4 BESSIE HUON, ser (G. MeKendry) .. .. .. .. .* I I—BRENT ZOLOCK, 48yds (E. Maidment) «. .. .. k.>s.m S Also started: 2 Somerby, 6 Marion de Oro, 8 Matenga, 7 Direct Red, 5 Drift wave. Won by eights lengths, two lengths. Times, 3.43 2-5, 3.46 3-5, 3.43 2-5.

NAI NAI TROT HANDICAP, of 200 sows. (5.42); one mile - and five

furlongs. 2—BONETA, 12yds (W. Hughes) 1 I— JOCK BINGEN, 36yds (J. Bryce) .i 3 4—LADY FAN, 60yds (L. O. Thomas) ............... 3 Also started: 3 Tamaliine, 5 Dolores. Won easily. Times 3.48, 3.27> 3.46. FEBRUARY HANDICAP, of 325 sovb, (4.35), two miles.

3—ARIKITOA, 12yds (M. B. Edwards) ...... 1 S—REAL LIGHT, 4Syds (C. S. Donald) i.., 2 7—GREAT LOGAN, 24yds (O. E. Hooper) 3

Also started: 4 Sonoma, 7 Zella, 2 Wrackeen, 6 Jolly Pet, 8. Acre. Won by half a length each way. Wrackeen was a head further back. Times, 4.34 1-5, 4.31, 4.34 2-5. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs., (3.51); one mile and five furlongs.

9—NATIVE HERO, 24yds (V. D. 'Cluterbuck) 1 1— SANDY POINTER, 24yds (O. Hooper) .. .. 2 2 BARON BINGEN, ser (C. Donald) 3 3 NELSONIAN, scr (L. Birkeitt) 4 Also started: 10 Salient, 5 Glenlake, 6 Pleasant Wave, 4 Mac Locanda, 7 Halmorc, S Logan’s Pride. Won by half a length, three lengths. Times, 3.44, 3.44 2-5, 3.48. SHARPE HANDICAP, of 175 sovs., (3.1); li miles. 1— PETRONIUS, 24yds (D. Withers) .. 1 S—LADY AUTHOR, 24yds (L. Flannigan) 2 2 BESSIE HUON, scr (G. MeKendry) • , .« 3 S—ALEXIS, scr (L. Thomas) .. 4 Also started: 6 Brent Light, 7 Royal Iroquois, 9 Solitude, 10 Matenga, 4 Hardiness, 3 Glenlake. Won by half a length, a neck. Times, 2.55 3-5, 2.56, 2.58 1-5. WILFORD' HANDICAP, 225 sows., (4.48); two miles. 2 WRITER, 84yds (C. Donald) 1 5 QUICKFIRE, 12yds (E. Smith); 2 3 MISS LEDA, scr (E. Aitchisom), 3 1— JOCK BINGEN, 72yds (J. Bryce) i..i ... ... ... .:«i 4 Also started: 6 Tamahdne, 4 Bonate. Won by 4 lengths, a neck. Times, 4.53, 5.2 1-5, 5.3. MIDDLE CLASS HANDICAP, of 225 sovb., (4.45); two miles. 7 —SALIENT, scr (V. Al-bora) 1 2 LYDL4, 12yds (M. Holmes) » 2 6 -NELSONIAN, scr (L. Berkett), 3 3 WAKEFIELD, 72yds. (J. Flannigan) .. .« 4 Also started: 4 Denver City, 1 Sandy Pointer, 5 El Direct. Won by four lengths, half a length. Times, 5.8, 5.9 1- 5.10 2-5. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 260 sovs., (2.50); li miles. 3—ARIKITOA, 48yds, inc. 12 penalty (M. Edwards) .. .. i...i 1 2—WILMA DILL&N, 36yds (J. Bryce, junr.) . .«> 2 I—LOGAN PRINCESS, 12yds (D. Withers) .. .. .. ..i .» 3 6—ZELLA, 12yds (R. Parrant) ar.i 4 Also started: 4 Eugene d« Oro, 5 Sonoma. Won by half a length and fifteen lengths. Times, 3.0 3-5, 3.3, 3.11 2-