PAITONU PEAK POINT IN TRENTHAM SHOCKS

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7169, 17 March 1930, Page 4

PAITONU PEAK POINT IN TRENTHAM SHOCKS

Favourites Outed all Day Challenge Stakes to Cylinder, St Leger Annexed by Vali

Results in Detail Per PrcsH Association. WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Wellington Racing Club’s autumn meeting opened in dull but fine weather on Saturday. Tho track was in good order and excellent racing was witnessed by the large attendance. Tho totalisator receipts were £52,295 10s, compared with £53,922 10s for tho corresponding day last year, a deereaso of £1627. Results:— R-IMU HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 260 sovs.; 1} miles. 2 GAY CREST: Dr. M. G. Louis-

Guercss 7.1}, 9 Lucrctia 7.4}, 1C Sunkissed 7.9. Won by two lengths each way. Leader was fourth. Time, I.ll}. How They Ran A bad start was effected in the Iligkweiglit, in which Don Quixote and Wenday were left. Goldlikc set a slow pace down the back from Abcrfeldy, Tunbridge, Borsalene and Auctioneer, with the favourite, Mister Gamp, moving up to tho front. However, Gay Crest and Don Quixote overhauled him and made a good raco of it, Gay Crest winning by a length, with Mister Gamp in third place, half a length back. Then came Goldlikc,- Auctioneer and Tunbridge. For the St. Leger, Waterline was a pronounced favourite, with Vali at good odds. Air Laddio set the pace from Waterline, with Jaloux and Vali handy, and Pedestal tailed off. The first half-mile took 52sec.; six furlongs, lmin. 19}sec.; the mile, lmin. 47sec.; and the mile and a-quarter, 2min. 14} sec. Waterline closed on Air Laddie at. the turn, and Jaloux and Vali made their effort at the false rail. Waterline was in front until nearing the post, when Vali came solidly and won by a head. Jaloux was two and. a-half lengths away third, and Air Laddie six lengths away, fourth. Even wagering on the Plunket Nursery saw Autopay a good priced favourite but he was beater, out of a dividend. Hard Words and Charmaino began best, and led on to tho course proper from Green Binnet, Autopay, Appledore, and Awaken. Hard Words held off the opposition, and Charmaino dropping out, Green Linnet ran Hard Words to a length. Autopay was half a length away, third, with Lady Pam and Isa right" up next, and then coming Jayson, Jenny Diver, and Awaken. The Thompson Handicap was a boilover. Red Heckle wound up a better favourite than Eaglet. Royal Saxon was first away, with Juggle dwelling at the barrier. Paitonu and Red Heckle came on the scene at the turn, the former drawing out in the straight-. Tho favourite went in pursuit but failed to reach tho Hawcra horse by a neck, with necks separating Vcrtigern and My Own. Tho winner paid over three parts of a century. Chrysology, Pagauclli and Tcnterdcn .was the order from tho post in the Challenge Stakes and the. favourite was first into tho straight but Cylinder wore him down, won by a head, with Chrysology two lengths back and Cimabuc and Tcnterdcn next. Chrysology -was squeezed in the run home by Paganelli and H. Gray was warned by the judicial committee to be more careful.

son’s ch. g. (Shilliuglcc—Hoopoe), 4yrs., 10.1 (G .Salt) .... 1 7 DON QUIXOTE: A. B. Williams’ 9.0 (L. Broughton) 2 1 MISTER GAMP: E. W. Collins’ 9.12 (A .E. Ellis) 3 Also started: 9 Abcrfeldy 10.9, o Wenday 10.5, 8 Borsalene 9.13, 10 Vivo 9.10, 4 Tunbridge 9.10, 3 Goldlike 9.7, 6 Auctioneer 9.0. Won by three-quarters of a length; a head. Goldlikc was fourth. Timo, 2.10 3. N.Z. ST. LEGER STAKES, of 75€ sovs. (3-ycar-olds), If miles. 4 VALI: C. W. Anderson’s b.g.

(Valkyrian—Potoana), 8.7 (R. S. Bagby) 4 1 WATERLINE: Sir G. Clifford’s 8.7 (R. Covcnoy) 2 2 JALOUX: G. D. Greenwood’s 8.7 (T. Green) 3 Also started: 5 Pedestal 8.7, 3 Air Laddie 8.7.

Won by a head; a neck. Air Laddie was fourth. Time, 3.3}. PLUNKET NURSERY HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. (2-year-olds), 5 furlongs. 9 HARD WORDS: F. Earle’s b.g. (Diackquenod—Mazabuka), 8.12 (R. S. Bagby) 1 S GREEN LINNET: J. Fryer’s 7.13 (.T. Barry) 3 1 AUTOPAY: N. E. Aitken and H. F. Wood’s 5.4 (A. G. Murray) 3

Also started: 5 Awaken 9.2, 4 Lady Pam 8.12, 2 Charmaine S.O, 14 Tripping 8.6, 16 Intruder 7.2 (bracketed with Peep, 7.2), 11 Appledore 8.2}, 10 .Tenny Diver 7.9, 3 Chier Joy 7.6, lo King Musket 7.5 ,12 Valrcwa 7.3}, 19 .Gold Sand 7.6}, 18 Merry Cry 7.9}, 13 Ball Dress 7.4, 19 Mythology 7.0, 18 Drastic 7.1, 6 Isa 7.0 (bracketed with Jayson, 7.4}), 7 Pass On 7.11} (bracKeted with Rapallo, 7.3}), 17 Adelphi 7.0.

Won by a length; a neck. Lady Pam was fourth. Time, 59} sec. THOMPSON HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs.; I mile. 15 PAITONU: K. Tito-’s ch. g. (Bisognc—Monaghan), aged, 7.10 (J. Barry) 1 1 RED HECKLE: D. H. Roberts’ 8.4 (A. E. Ellis) 2 17 VERTIGERN: C. Elgar’s 8.4 (E. Manson) 3

High Society was the early leadei with Kilstar and at the homo turn, was two lengths in front of Tourist. St. Melba and Pahu came through at once and the former won by half a length, with Grecian a neck behind Pahu, aud Tourist fourth. Hunting Day was always prominent in the Railway Handicap and held off a determined challenge by Goblin Market by half a length. Moa Bird and The Raider were close up.

Also started: II Historic 9.3, 8 Concentrate 8.11, 18 Star Stranger 8.10, 5 Mervette 8.8, 10 Paquito 8.5, 4 Groat Charter 8.4, 2 Eaglet 8.3, 3 White Fang 8.1, 7 Royal Saxon 7.13, 12 The Hawk 7.13, 9 Full Feather 7.10, 14 Tanoriri 7.10, 16 Juggle 7.0, 6 My Own 7.3}, 13 To Awhina 7.1}.

Tho last event was won by Mandy piactically from end to end and she had a two lengths’ advantage of Hunting Call at tho post, with the favourite, Havaspot, a similar distance back. Leader finished on well, in fourth place. Both dividends were substantial.

Won by half a neck; a nose. My Own was fourth. Time, 1.40. NORTH ISLAND CHALLENGE STAKES, of 1000 sovs. (weight-for-age), 7 furlongs. 5 CYLINDER: A. B. Williams’ b.c.

(Limoncl —Cyrenc), 2yrs., 7.1 (H. Wiggins) 1 1 PAGANELLI: Crawford and Roberts’ 0.8 (H. Gray) 2 2 CHRYSOLOGY: T. H. Lowry’s 6.12 (A. Eastwood) 3 Also started: 3 Cimabue 10.1. fl Pride 8.11, 4 Tcnterden 7.8, 7 Dunraven 7.4. Won by a head; two lengths. Cima hue was fourth. Time, 1.265. SILYERSTREAM HANDICAP, of 268 sovs.; 1 mile. 5 ST. MELBA: B. Burgess’ b.c. (Australian Sun—St. Rosaline), 4yrs., 7.12 (J. Barry) 1 1 PAHU: Trevor and McMillan’s 8.1 (N. H. Wiggins) 2 2 GRECIAN: C. Elgar’s 9.4 (B. H. Morris) 3 Also started: 6 Grattus 8.8, 8 Fine Acre 8.6, 4 Tourist 8.2, 3 Paris 7.12, 7 High Society 7.7, 10 Kilstar 7.8}, 9 Swiftray 7.2. Won by one and a-half lengths each way. Tourist was fourth. Time, 1.405. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs.; 6 furlongs. 5 HUNTING DAY: A. B. Williams’ ch. c. (Hunting SongGay). 3yrs., 7.0 (N. Yoitre) .. 1 10 GOBLIN MARKET:' Mrs. C. M. ' Brough’s'7.6 (Si Wilson) .'. .. '2 4 MOA BIRD: R. J. MacDonald and W. Green’s 7.8 (11. Wiggins) 3 Also started: 8 The Raider.B.3, 12 Richfield 7.13, 6 Panther 7.13}, 11 Arikiwai 7.7, 7 First Money 7.6, 1 Valuation 7.7, 3 Flair 7.0/9 Royal Duke 7.0, 12 Malayan 7.9.

ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. NGAIO HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, 1 mile. —Aberfeldv 10.8, Wonday 10.2, Tourist 10.1, Mister Gamp 9.13, Borsaleno 9.12, Tunbridge, Vivo 9.9, Goldlike, Don Quixote 9.7, Audience, Pedestal, Cook 9.0. HUTT HANDICAP, 1 mile.—Great Charter 9.7, Royal Saxon, Panther 9.4, Full Feather 9.1, Arikiwai 8.11, Vali 8.10, Dolomite 8.5, Malayan 8.3 ; Rational 11. 8.0.

TRENTHAM GOLD CUP, 2 miles.— Count Cavour, Rapier Star StrangeJ 9.4, Concentrate 9.0. MURITAI HANDICAP, 1 mile.— Grecian 9.5, Gay Crest 8.12, St, Melba, Royal Opera 8.9, Havaspot 8.7, Paku, Giattus 8.6, Fine Aero 8.4, Paris 7.10, High Society 7.5, Auctioneer 7.2, Kinana 7.0.

PACIFIC HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.— Hard Words 9.6, Tenterden 9.1, Awaken 5.13, Lady Pam 8.10, Sir Limond 8.6, Autopay, Charmaine 8.4, Lineage, Green Linnet 5.3, Tripping 5.2, Appledorc 7.12, Henry of Navarre 7.7, Jenny Diver 7.6, Chief Joy 7.3, Love Song. Merry Cry, Mythology, Ball Dress, Oiastic, Isa, Adelphi, Jayson, Pass On, Rapallo 7.0. . ■ AUTUMN HANDICAP, 1 mile and 3 fjirlpngs. —Oratrix, Vcrtigern 8.7, In the Shade, Paquito 5.5, Paitonu B._, Glare S.l, Hovlake 7.11, Latin Quarter, The Hawk, Tancriri 7.10, My Own, Jaloux, Billion 7.0. SUBURBAN HANDICAP, 6 furiongs.—Cimabue 9.13, Eaglet 8.4, The Raider 8.3, White Fang 8.2, Richfield, Goblin Market 7.11, Royal Saxon. Moa Bird 7.9. First Money 7.4, Limosin 7.3, Royal Duke, Flair, Miss Ransom, To _4whina, Malayan 7.0. BELMONT CUP, 6 furlongs.—The Leader 9.0, Hurlv Burly 8.11, Mandy 8.7, Havaspot 8.6, Oral 7.12, Glenrossie 7.8, Hunting 'Call 7.6, C-ucrcss, Ben Hur, Lucretia, Sunkissed 7.0.

Won by two lengths; half a length. The Raider was fourth. Time, 1.11. TINAKORI HANDICAP, of 260 sovs.; 6 furlongs. S MANDY: J. Dealy’s b.m. (Paper Money—Maltcgarde), 4yrs., 7.10 (R. J. Mackie) 1 10 HUNTING CALL: Hodgson and A. Thomson’s 7.0 (A. Eastwood) 2 2 HAVASPOT: J. T. Jamieson’s 8.5 (R. S. Bagby) 3

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Also started: 6 Leader 9.3, 12 Austerity 8.13, 3 Ex Dono 8.0, 15 Oral 8.5, 2 Ruling Chief 7.13, 5 Paiko 7.13, % Glen Rossie 7.10, 11 Cook 7.5, 13 Money Mint 7.2, 7 Lord Thomond 7.4}, 14

Desert Glow Wins Ohinemuri Cup

SPRINT TO AWARERE Por Press Association. PAEROAj Last Night. Tho Ohinemuri Jockey Club's meeting opened in perfect weather, with a good attendance. The track was in .rood order. The totnlisutor investments were £28,050, as against £30.407 10s on the corresponding day last year. HANDICAP HURDLES, of 200 so vs.;

14 miles. 4 DAYLIGHT, 9.0 (N. Syme) .. J 2 TAUMAI, 9.11 (Turner) .... - 3 GLENSTAR, 9.9 (H. Dulieu) . 3 Also started: 7 Master Roley, 5 Star Comet, 11 Waltzcr, 3 Grand Arch, 0 Whaka King, 9 Oscar, 8 Freyga, 10 Flying Swift, 12 Luxurious. Won by threo lengths, two lengths. Time, 2.53. KARANGAHAKE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.; 5} furlongs. 5 TRADESMAN, 7.S (McLaughlin) : 3 —WILD TIME, 7.4 (Homo) .. - 2—GRAND SPIRIT, 8.8 (Parsons) 3 "Also started: 1 Bolls of Shandon, 4 Oil Kinv, 6 Silenc, 7 Betterment, 8 Cross Stitch, 10 Intaglio, 11 All Boult. Won by a length each way. Time, 1.10. NOVICE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; 5i furlongs. 2 CHROMADYNE, 8.13 (JSmith) ' " I—PRINCIPAL, 7.8 (R- . 2 'lavish) .. * ** '* 3 ROYAL VISITOR, 7.13 (R.

Horne) . • , Also started: 4 Glcnison, 5 Norval Tea, 6 Onewhero, 7 Valonent, 10 Principal Boy, 9 Dainty Manners, 1 Guid Day, 11 Merry Lu, 12 General Dix, 13 Kingsland, 14 Sweet 15 Thanks, 16 Mangu King, 1- Mo-moo* atui, 18 Kinlinthia, 19 Peruse, 20 \vlccue, 21 Musk all Maid. Won by two and a half lengths, a a length. Time, 1.8 3-5. OHINEMURI CUP, of GOO sovs., one mile swid *•» furlongs. 1— DESERT GLOW, 7.9 (Me'lavish) 'Wr* 2 ROYAL DOULTON, 9.4 (L. Manson) o 4 —MAORI BOY, 8.1 (Dulieu) .. 3 Also started: 3 Antique, 5 Pompoms, 6 Grand Tea, 7 Eight Pitch. Won by half a head each way. Time, 2.22. KOMATA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs.; 7 furlongs. 4 MAURIA.ENA, 7.3 (J. Day) . 1 5 HAVILAND, 8.5 (L. Manson) 2 3 -LUCKY ALICE, 7.5 (A. Par-

sons) Also started: 1 Volimond, 2 Awamutu, 6 Pcrennis, 7 Snow Prince 8 Measurer, 9 Rose Lupin, 10 Joy ' 11 Jack Jumper, 12 Always, lo Crown Arch, 14 Flitter. Won by a length, threequarters of a length. Time, 1.26. _ Measurer tripped after going about a furlongs and a half and lost its ri cr, Conquest. . ST. PATRICK’S HANDICAP, of 300 sovs.; 6 furlongs. 3 AWARERE, 5.7 (Day) 1 I—LUCY ROSE) 7.13 (Parsons) . 2 6—TAKUTAMA, 7.0 (—).... .• ° Also started: 2 Value, 4 Branson, 5 Leitrim, 7 British King, 7 Town Bud, 5 Kings field, 9 White Ringlet, 10 Lady’s Boy, 12 Partial Eclipse. Won by a head each wa>. iime » MCGUIRE MEMORIAL STEEPLES, of 200 sovs.; 2i miles. 5 GLENOTUS, 10.5 (Sharkey) . • J I—MASHOOR, 9-4 ( H - Dulieu) .. - 4AH WERA, 9.0 (—) • • • * Also started: 3 Boomerday, 2 Odm, 6 Spalpiko, 7 Foxhound, 8 Spalupin, 9 Brundec Boy. ~ , , Won by half a head, tho third horse S lengths away. Time, 4.50. nethierton 1-iighweight, of 200 sovsj 8J furlongs. 6 THURNUS, 8.0 (E. Ludlow) .. 1 3—GEMLIGHT, 9.3 (McTavish) . - I—IMPERIAL PRINCE, 8.0 ( ) Also started: 2 King Willonyx, 4 Luminary, 5 King’s Guard, 7 Pnncc Lu, 8 Carlaris, 9 Owairaka, 0 Lunette, 11 The Lamb. Won by a head each way. lim , 1.41 2-5.

Trotting

AVQNWOOD WINS DENTON MEMORIAL. OVAL WINS TROTTERS’ RACE Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night. For the New Brighton Trotting Club's autumn meeting, the weather was glorious, attracting a good attracting a good attendance. The course was in fast order. The tote investmeats were £24,701, compare wi £22,627 10s last year. IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. (3.50 class); 1} miles. 7—MICKY AUDUBON, 72yds (E. Townlcy) •• ** •' 20— KITTY PATCH, 72yds (V. Taylor) * " 2 6 —-WAIATA POI, 12yds (T. Pickering) Also started: 24 Birckwood, IS Appear, 8 Di Fashion, 2 Special Pointer, 23 Ckancct, 22 Ballin Wood, 17 Heathcote Wood, 4 Eringo, 21 Our Bingen 13 Plain Jane, 10 North Queen, 16 Harvest Dawn, 10 Osgood, all scr.; 12 Dueo 12 Our Lorna, 24; 14 Evansdale, 15 Great Dillon, 36; 1 Nellie Hugo, 5 Mountain Mist, 4S; 3 Great Harvester, 72; 19 Great Burton 96. Won by two lengths, three lengths. Duco was fourth. Times, 3.41, 3.41 4-o, 3.47 1-5. . BELFAST HANDICAP, of 130 sovs.; (3.40 class); 1$ miles. 10— BECKY de Oro, scr (A. Butterfield) • ” 3 2 —HOWDAH, 12yds (G. MeKcndry) * “ I—ULM, sot (C. S. Donald) .... - Also started: 3 Oinadora, 10 Myrtle Dillon (coupled with Becky de Oro), 5 Ola Pointer, 6 Somerby, 16 The .Thistle, 13 Kathleen Dillos Little "Victor, 15

Pointal, 12 Morrison, 8 Princess Thea, all scr.; 4 Happy Lass- and Harold Logan 12 (bracketed), 11 Bingen Wilkes 12 and Lady Bee 24 (brackettd), 9 Great Audo, 12; 19 Direct Chimes 24; 17 Silver Sea, 48; 7 Blue Glen, 60; 14 Termoa, 72.

Won by a long neck, Myrtle Dillon was fourth. Times, 3.27 1-5, 3.26 2-5, 3.27 4-5.

DENTON MEMORIAL, of 300 sovs.; (4.40 class); 2 miles. S—AVONWOOD, 32 (W. P. Kerr) 1 B—JUNE DE ORO, 12 (A. Smith) * 4—FAIR WAVE, 12yds (M. B. Edwards) *

Also started: 1 Shady Spot, scr.: 3 Kid Logan, 12; 7 Granite City, 10 Waropa, 13 Rey Logan, 24; 2 Oyonc, 11 Logan Princess, 36; 6 Morning Sun, 9 Sonoma, 48; 14 Koro Peter, 84; 12 Billy Sea, 96. Won by one and a half lengths, a dead heat for second. Granite City was fourth. Time, 4.34 2-5, 4.34 3-5, 4.34 3*5. ECLIPSE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs., three and four year olds (3.38 class); 1} miles. 6—BRENTLIGHT, scr (V. Alborn) 1 2 DUSOLINA, scr (H. Frost) .. 2 3 PRO RATA, ser (F. Holmes) 3 Also started: 8 George Rey, 9 Duster Rey, 11 Radley, 1 Sodium, 12 Pagena: J ’Or, 10 Ellesmere Chimes, all scr.; 4 Automatic, 12; 7 Denver City, 5 Silverwood, 30. Won by half a length, a neck. Ellesmere Chimes was fourth. Times, 3.30 1-5, 3.30 2-5, 3.30 3-5. DASH HANDICAP, of 115 sovs (2.19 e/lass); 1 mile. I—KID LOGAN, 24 (F. Price) . 1 10 —GREAT TRIUMPH, 36 (F. Aker) 2 3—SHADY SPOT, 24 (O. E. Hooper) • 3

Also started: 13 Ecstacy, II Audrey Dillon, 4 Harold Lee, 1 Young Bingen (bracketed with Kid Logan), 6 Great Radallah, 2 Pctronius, scr; 9 Thorpie, r, Mae Dillon, 12; 8 Pearl Logan, 12 Black Wattle, 7 Proud Dillon, 24; 15 Sylvia Logan, 36; 14 Warepa, 48. Won by a short neck, half a length. Warepa was fourth. Times, 2.15, 2.14 1-5 2.14 2-5. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 160 sovs.;

2 miles. 3 OVAL, 36 (O. E. Hooper) .... 1 6—YOUNG CARBINE, 72 (D. Withers) 2 10—AVALANCHE, ser (A. Butterfield) 3 Also started: 4 Micky Audubon, 7 Accumulator, 5 Repute, 2 Gemlight, 12; 1 New Metford, 36; 9 Mount Royal, 60; S Nelson’s Boy, 84; 12 Dolore, 96; 10 Etta -Cole 120. Wou by a neck, a length. Nelson’s Boy -was fourth. Times, 4.49, 4.46 1-5, 4.52 2-5. WAINONU HANDICAP, of 160 sovs.; (2.55 class); li miles. 4 FAIR WAVE, 24 (M. B. Edwards) T 5 KELP, 12 (J. J. Kennedy) .. 2 6 ROYAL COMRADE, 4S (D. Bennett) 3 Also started: 11 Warrenore, 12 Schoolmate, 9 Venare, 13 Great Abdallah, 8 Pctronius, ser.; I Mac de Oro, 14 Ariki, 7 Kautoma, 3 Jaeky Logan, 12; 2 Baron Bingen, 10 Mac Dillon, 1G Colehill, 24; 15 Roi Cole, 72. Won by a length each way. Schoolmate was fourth. Times, 2.4 S 3-5, 2.49 4-5, 2.47.. • ELECTRIC HANDICAP (saddle), of 150 sovs. (2.19 class) 1 mile. 4—EL DIRECT, scr (M. Barradough) •• •• 1 I—YOUNG BINGEN, scr (R. Arundel) 2 £ —THORPIE, 12 (M. S. Holmes) 3 Also started: 7 Winter Audubon, 9 Harley Dillon, 10 Audrey Dillon, ser; 1 Gibraltar, 12 (bracketed with Young Bingen), 8 Wild Spur, 12; 11 Logan King, 12; 6 Return Voyage, 13 Phil Smith, 24; 12 Horotane, 2 Mercury and Krina (bracketed), 14 Bob Logan, 5 Great Triumph, 36. Won by a length, four lengths, Audrey Dillon was fourth. Times, 2.15 1-5, 2.15 2-5, 2.36 3-5.

All Red Wins H.B. Cup STEWARDS’ HANDICAP TO ROSIE NELSON. HASTINGS, Last Night. The Hawke’s Bay Trotting Club’s annual meeting was held in line weather. The attendance was good and the course in good order. Results: — NOVICE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. (3.45 class); 11 miles.

2 RANGIHAU, 36yds. bkd 1 4 HIGHLAND DERBY, scr 2 1 INVERNESS, scr 3 All started. Won by half a length. Time, 3.29 3-5. HAVELOCK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. (3.50 class); II miles. 1 PARRISH BELLE, scr 1 3 OCKLEY WOOD, scr 2 4 KING PETER, 72yds. bhd 3 Also started: 2 Pilot. Won by two lengths. Time, 3.44. NAPIER HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. (3.40 class); 14 miles. 1 BINGEN SPIERS, scr 1 5 HARDINESS, 12yds. bhd 2 2 BONNIEWAH, 24yds. bhd 3 Scratched: Atholway. Won by a length, two lengths separating the other pair. Time, 3.32 3-5. HAWKE’S BAY CUP, of 250 sovs. (4.47 class); 2 miles. 2 ALL RED, scr 1 4 SIR GUY, scr 2 5 ARACHNE, 36yds 3 Scratched: Little Guy, Sister Chris. Time, 4.39. HASTINGS HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. (3.5 class); II miles. 1 HIGHLAND DERBY, scr 1 4 FLITON, 4Syds - 3 VICTOR KYLE, scr 3 Scratched: Atholway, Bingen Spiers, Inverness, Teri Kingi. Won by three lengths; 1} lengths. Time, 2.55. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. (5.5 class); 2 miles. 1 ROSIE NELSON, 24yds 1 4 PILOT, scr 2 2 BRIAN BINGEN, 72yds. .. .. 3 Also started: 3 Nelson Parrish. Won by three lengths; four lengths. Time, 4.57

MARCH HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. (3.36 dass) li miles. 2 LITTLE GUY 1 6 ZEALOUS 2 4 KEVIN BRAE .. 3 KARAMU HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. (2.58); 1.1 miles. 2 PETER LLOYD 1 5 FUTON 2 ■ 1 PAVLOVA 3

ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY. CLIVE HANDICAP, 1 mile.—Atholway, Golden Oaks, Manco, Modern Light, Tori Kingi ser., Clive Dillon 12 yds. bhd., Inverness 72. T ARAD ALE HANDICAP, li miles. —Caballero, Finora, Octraehord scr., Ockley Wood, Pilot- 24yds. bhd., Parrish Belle 60, King Peter 72, Brian Bingen 84. WHAKATU HANDICAP, 1* miles.— Highland Defby, Good Lady 12yds. bhd., Hardiness, Bonnicwah, Sister Chris 24, Rangitau 36. EAST COAST HANDICAP, 2 miles. —Little Guy, Gumdigger scr., Lady Author 12yds. bhd., Sir Guy 24, Gang Awa Ngahuia 36, Arachne, Riehore 48. LONGLANDS HANDICAP, li miles. —Capilliano, Modern Light, Roland ser., Victor Kyle, Rector 12yds. bhd. Highland Derby, Inverness 36. TOMOANA HANDICAP, 2 miles.— Pilot scr., Parrish Belle 24yds. bhd., Brian Bingen 36, Rosie Nelson 60, Nelson Parrish 72. Eangitero 84. . HERETAUNGA HANDICAP, li miles.—Good Lady, Bingen Spiers scr., Zealous 12yds. bhd., Kevin Brae, Mountain Princess 24, St. George, Lady Author, Wakefield 48. FAREWELL HANDICAP, 14 miles. —Fliton, Gumdigger, Nelsonian, Peter Lloyd scr., Gang Awa, Item, Sir Guy, Pavlova 12vds. bhd., Arachnc 24, Native Hero, Ngahuia, Queen Elizabeth 36.