Gay Crest Winner of the Great Autumn

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7199, 23 April 1930, Page 7

Gay Crest Winner of the Great Autumn

I’er tress AaModdUtion. CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night, Tho Canterbury Jdckev Club’s autumn meeting was concluded to-day in line weittlicr, The attendance was fair and. the Course in good order ; 'tile totalisatar investments Wftf§ £31,191 30s against £28,895 10s last yoar. • Thu total for the Meeting was £81,222 10s compared with. £75,077 last yeah FEERSWICK HURDLES, of 250 sovs.j 1 mile, and a distance. 7 —GARINTIIIA, 0.12 (F. Thompson) it i. S 4 .4 4 4 .4 4. 44 44. 1 4—TItOILUS, 9.9 (H. Bennett) .4 2 (3—ANTRIM BOY, 10.2 (G. Balt) 8 Also started: 1 Aborfcldy 11.4 and Oalar Hay 10.2 (bracketed), 2 Diana’s Lad 10.11, 8 Mime 9.10, 5 I'amiuOa O.il, 8 MatU 9.0. Won by half a length, a length. Gala Lay wn§ fourth, 'time, 2.54. AUTUMN NURSERY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs.; (for two-year-olds); (1 furlongs, 1— OZONE, 8.0 (T. Green) 4. 44 - 1 2 KAKARA, 7,9 (A. Eastwood) . 3 Also started: 3 Jayson 7.11, Sloipncr 7.9, G Pharaoh 7.2, 5 Gustavo 7.2, 7 Pink Paper cd* 7.2. .Won by half length, a nock, Skdprcr was fourth. Time, 1.13. YALDHURST HANDICAP of 300 sovs.; 1 mile. 3 STAR9HOOTER, 7.13 (E. J. Mackio) .. 44 4> it .* 44 .4 i I—GLENROWAN 7.9 (A, Eastwood) 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 2 4 THE B'AILIFE, 7.9 (T. Metcalf) 4 4 4. 4. 3 Also started: 2 Lucky Light 8.10, 5 Malxnsey 7.12, 6 Discourse car 7.8, 7 Honeycomb 7.7. Won by a length, a length and a quarter. Lucky Light was fourth. Time, 1.40. ADDINGTON HANDICAP, of 250 soys,; 1 "mile. 4 PARIS, 7.13 (E. Coveiky) „ ~ 1 5 THE VISCOUNT, 7.2 (G. Hum* phreys) .. .. ...... 4 .. .. 2 1— METLEY, 7.4 (A. Eastwood) 3 Also started: 3 Noteworthy car 5.2, 6 Banclagh 8.0, 7 Hounslow 7.13, 2 Punohestown 7.7, 8 Thurso 7.1, 9 Miss Nightraid 7.0, 10 Taragona 7.0. Won by a length and a half, a length. Hounslow was fourth.. Time, 1.40. GREAT AUTUMN' HANDICAP, of 1000 so vs.; li miles.' 7—GAY CREST, 7.0 (G. Humphreys) 1 2 -MERRY DAMON, 8.8 (T. Green) ................ 2 4 ARLKIWAI, 7.6 (L. Woolford) 3 Also started: 1 Historic 9.G, 3 Paquito 8.12, 5 Red Heckle 8.11, 6 Seatown .8.4, 9 Money Mine 8.2, 8 Latin Quarter 8.0. Won by a head, two longths. Latin Quarter was fourth. Time, 2.34 i-5. 38th. CHALLENGE STAKES, of 600 soys.; (w.f.a.) 7 furlongs. 5 SPOON, 6.13 (A. Eastwood) .. 1 2—CHARMAINE, 7.2 (T. Metcalf) 2 O—LINEAGE, 7.2 (K. Voitrc) .. 3 Also started: 7 Royal Duke* 9.3, Stealth 8.13, 1 Jaloux 8:1, 8 Adelpln 7.1, 9 Sir Limond 7.1, 3 Chrysology 6.10. Won by a neck, two lengths, Stealth was fourth. Time, 1.25 2-5. PAPANUI HANDICAP, of 230 sovs.; 6 furlongs. 1— JUST AN IDEA, 9.8 (B. H. Morris) 1 10—SAPIENT, 7.8 (G. Humphrey) 2 2 LORD THOMOND, 9.2 (A. E. Ellis) 3 Also started:’ 9 Sea Raid 8.13, 6 Fair Money 8.1, 5 Pixie Gold 7.12, 4 Quinopal 7.10, 8 Swiftray car 7.11 J, 3 Bay Queen- car 7.3, 11 Divinette car 7.2, 12 Fiaxbird 7.7. Won by a length, a neck. Bay •Queen was fourth. Time,-1.13. TEMPLETON HANDICAP, of 400 sovs.; 7 furlongs. ■ i S—TE. AWHINA, 7.11 (K. Voitrc) 1 I—FIRST NIGHT, 8.9 (A. E. • ' Ellis) .. .. ......... .. 2 S—GREAT STAR, 8.2 (W. Pascoc) 3 • Also started': 3 Meadow Lark 9.1, 2 Panther 8.3,, 4 Guy Sonnet car 8.3 J, 7 Bin Tin Tin 7.7, 6 Silver Coot 7.7. Won by a length, a neck. . Panther was fourth. Time, 1.25.

Challenge Stakes to Spoon Templeton Handicap Annexed hy Te Awhina

Riverton Races Conclude red sea and Inevitable win again. Per Press Association, , INVERCARGILL, Last Night, The an Mini meeting of the Riverton Racing Club was Concluded to-day in beautiful weather, With a good attendance for an off day. Tho truck Was ift good ofdef. The toto handled £14,470, against £15,878 10s, The total for the mooting Was £55,153, against £32,G0l 10s last year. Results:— , c‘ ' OItEPUNI MAIDEN, of 125 sovS, (weight for age); G furlongs: 6 SENTINAL LAI), 8.9 (F. Powell) 1 4 BITRACTOR, 5.9 (F. iugranl) 2 ' 5 WYNGETTE, car 9.0 (O. Langford) ...... 8 Also started: 1 Balhiuce, 10 Zehianinn, 9 Birdwood, 13 Polling Day, 7 Baby Bliss 9.0, 2 Night Lark, S Baffin Bay 8.12, 3 Tea Urn 8.9, 12 Blue China, 11 Royal Bluff 8.7. Won by two lengths, half a length. Bttllaucc Was fourth. Timo, 1.17 1-5. , WAKATIPU TROT, of 150' sovs, (3.42 class); miles: 5 WAVE SOON,' ser (E. Mitchell) 1 1 HIGHLAND ICING, ser (T. G. PollOCk) . . 4 . .4 • . ‘ 4 * 4 • • “ 10 BABY JOAN, ser (F. Clark) 44 3 Evening Sun was coupled with the Winner, Won by a neck, six lengths. Bright Sun was fourth. Time, 3.35. FIORD HANDICAP, of 275 sovs; 1 mile 2 RED SEA, 5.5 (L. J. Ellis) >. 1 % 3 WINGATUI, 8.0 (J. Dooley) 2 .4 CIRCULATION, car 7.11 (F. Ingram) '• 3 Also started: 1 Royal Saxon 9.6, 7 Pink Note 8.2, 5 Taboo car 8.7, 0 Nedda car 7.0, 8 Red Racer car 7.0, 9 Cupid’s'Dart car 7.1. Won by ono and a half longths, a length. ‘ Red RaCer was fourth. Time, 1.42 2-6. FAIRFAX HACK, of 125 sovs; 7 furlongs: 4 REMINDFUL, car 7.3 (W. Austin) .4 1 7 LUCKY MAID, car 7.0 (B. Jenkins) ....... 2 2 VINEGROVE, 7.13 (B. Shand) 3 Also started: 3 Abbcvillo 8.5, 5 Attractive Lady 7.13, 6 Insolence 7.10, 1 Miss Marco 7.8, 8 Polling Day 7.3. Won'by two lengths, one and, a half lengths. Abbcvillo was fourth. Time, 1,30. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 190 sovs; about 21 miles: 2 KAPUNA, 11.2 (W. Cooper) .. 1 1 MAUNGAMOE, 10.13 (A. YoungI man) .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. 2 4 NYLOTIS, 10.7 (E. Mackio) .. 3 Also • started: 3 Pamplona 10.4, 5 Paradcr 9.1, G Balvasco 9.0,, 7 Toa Taua 9.0. Won by a head, five lengths. 'Time, 5.28. OHAI TROT (saddle), of 150 sovs; / l£ miles: 1 HIGHLAND KING, scr (T. G. Pollock) .. .. 1 4 COLDWOOD, 96yds bhd. (A. MeLellan) .. 2 G IMPERIAL BINGEN, 48yds bhd. (J. Walsh) 3 Won by half a length, three-quar-ters of a length. Stcpawity was fourth. Time, 3.38 3-5. WAIPANGO HACK, of 125 sovs; l mile: 7 BANNER BOY, car 7.7 (L. J. Ellis) I 1 SALMO SALAR, 9.5 (B. Brodie) 2 12 LEADING ■' BOY, car 7.0 (A. Lockie)' J. 3 Also started: 3 Palermo 8.10, 8 Tembroney 8.10, 2 Battle Maid 8.5, 5 Sailing Homo car 7.13, 4 Night Maid car 7.13, 11 Flying Binge car 7.4, 10 Court Jester car 7.0, 9 Dumblano car 7.11, 6 Miss Marco car 7.0. Won by half a longth, three-quarters of a length. Dumblane was fourth. Time, 1.42 2-5. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 7 furlongs: -1 INEVITABLE, car '7.7 (F. Ingram) .. ... 4. 1 3 CAMISADEB, 8.5 (J. Dooley) .. 2 4 BED BOA, car 7.7 (L. J. Ellis) 3 Also started: 2 Caterpillar 8.9, G Battle Flag car 7.0, 7 Blue Metal car

7.0, 5 Full Fling car 7.0,. 3 Jack a Dandy 7.0,<8 Car 7.0. Won by half a length, one length. Caterpillar was fourth. Time, 1.28 4-5.

Spoon Sold for 760gns. SALE OF STUD AND EAGING STOCK. CHRISTCHURCH, April 22. At the. salo of Mr. C. G. Dalgctys stud and racing stock, Spoon, a two-year-old by Tea Tffiy—Wfiriovo was sold ■ for 750 guineas to Mr. G. P. Payne. The bay mare Spotlight, aged iiiiiCj was sold for 425 guineas to Wright, Stephenson aitd Gbnipany. A bay inarc, Warlbve, aged 13, was sold for 330 guineas to Air. G. G. Holmesi The brown mare Limelight, aged 11, Whs sold for 350 guineas to Mr. L. Stony. The mare Piiperehase, aged six* Whs sold for 300 guiilcas to All 1 . J. Porter. The gelding Stttfshodtcr, aged four, was sold for 300 guineas to Air. J. Bundy. The filly, The Geisha, aged' two years, realised 300 guineas, 'Air. T. Bdhtoli, of Timai'tt, being the purchaser. The gblding OoekadObdlC was sold for 225 guineas to Air. A. j. Tuttoh. The marc, Starmist, aged, with foal, fetid in foal, realised' 275 guineas, A:lr. J. ft AleKciizio being the purchaser. Sydney Clip Won by &■william Gr in Escord Time COMMENT ON RACE. 'SYDNEY, April 22. The Sydney Morning Herald, commenting on the Sydney Cup, says that GWiiliafl G., in leading throughout to Win in record time, emulated PiastooU Mid Altlfrtty King. She met a fast pace front the .Outset Mid 1 won running away from the two Queensland representatives. While G Willi an G. was tile first to break the line, Star God soon toiled off find maintained last position Until five furlongs from home. Then he moved tip rapidly. The New Zealander, however, was badly cut during a collision with Sir Kibble, and wits a beaten horse when tho straight wfis reached. Koyal Smile, which was with the leaders all the way, endeavoured to overtake Gwilllan G., but coilld not make any impression on the gallant little marc. Soulton finished well in the minor position. Last year’s winner, Gruels, Leadligllt, Donald, Inducement and Star God finished next ift order, Chief Events on Easter Saturday at Riccarton

GESTURE A GOOD THING For the Champagne Stakes at Hie* carton on Monday, Gesture was at a very cramped price, Spoon being the next best backed. The latter and Charmaino were the first to show out, and led on to the course proper from Gesture, Chrysology and Lineage. Gesture asserted liersclf on the rails when headod for homo and soon settled Spoon, and . won handsomely by three lengths. Spoon tired in the last' few strides and Charmaino wore her down to' beat her by a length for second honours. Chrysology, which also failed to run on, was next, and then came Sir Limond, Lineago and Jayson.

Great Race for Great Easter

Tho Great Easter provided a thrilling contest, the favourite division being well placed at tho finish. Hirst Sight, Panther and Arikiwar were the slowest to find their feet. After a furlong had been traversed, Meadow Lark showed out from Rin Tin Tin, Gay Orest, Great Charter, Groat Star, Red Heckle and Royal Duke, with First Sight tailing the field. Meadow Lark retired at the straight entrance and Great Charter was tho first to turn for home, closely • attended by Meadow Lark, Great Star, Red Heckle and Panther, with-First Sight making a forward move on the outside. The field bunched at tho distance, but Great Charter was always going easily and, although seriously challenged by First Sight, ho was able to maintain his position to beat the latter by half a iength. Red Heckle was only a neck away, with a similar margin to Panther, and then in close order came Ari* kiwai, Gay Crest, Money Mine, Meadow Lark and Rin Tin Tin, with Greenaway and Great Star the last to finish.

Merry Damon Neglected

Historic and Paquito were most popular with speculators on the result of the Soekburn Handicap. Jaloux assumed the role of pacemaker at the en<j of two furlongs, and led round the home turn into tho straight from Starshooter, Stealth, Latin Quarter, Merry Damon and Paquito. The last-named put in a good race turning for homo and was on terms With the leaders at tho distance. Merry Damon then asserted himself and always, looked a winner, beating Paquito comfortably by two lengths. Jaloux, who stuck to his task fairly well, was a similar distance away, a neck in front of Starshooter, and then came Latin Quarter, Historic and Dolomite, with Seatown last.

A Slashing Finish.

The best finish of the day was witnessed in the concluding event, the Courtenay Handicap. Silver Coot, was one of tlie first out anjl soon opened up a gap of two lengths from Te Awhina,

Fernden aud Alount Eoa. This was the order to the straight entrance, but before the distance post was reached, To Awhina joined Silver .Coot, find the pair, forging away from tlie remainder, engaged in a neck and neck duel, culminating in Te Awhina gaining the decision on the post, the judge’s verdict being half a head. Glenrowan was three lengths back in front of Lucky Light, Whidh wfis the last away find finished wide oUt. The staunch favourite, Fernden, was next, with Topci'e and Alount BOa beaten off.

AT ELLEESLIE. * The Autumn Handicap fit EllcrsliO Was ivoil by Nfissock, the fill-but-out-sider of the field. Gbriimx, Star Stranger and Pcgaway carried the coin. Royal Doulton got Oil the move, butNfissock went blit at the stand, being three lengths clear fit the back from White Ffing, Lager Rose, Royal Doulton and CofiUax. Eager .Rose went up to Nfissock at the. half mild, aiid She led round the turn from Nassock, White Fang, Royal Doulton anti Cbrihitx. Ih a great race home, Nfissock htliig on best to befit Corinax by a neck. Fright Glow was a close third, with Royal Doulton and Pcgaway next. The Winner was ridden by an apprentice, ft Mcßae, whose first victory it was.' He paid fi big price find lias been a great proposition since being bought for £ls. Corinax find Plight GloW both finished well, but Pcgaway find Star Stranger lioVcr threatened danger. Don Quixote find Gray. Vali, My Own and Don Quixote were backed in that order fof tho St. Leger. imperial Prince set a middling ' pace till Ducllona sprinted half a mild from home to lead round the bend from Vali, Alotere, Pedestal and Aly Own. At the distance Don Quixote made n rush and, soon settling the opposition, won decisively from Aly Own and Alotcre, with Vali fourth. Gray fbde the winner a quiet race when several others were changing places in front. Vali failed to stay and A:ty Own wfis a little unlucky in the running. Brilliant Toxeuma. Silvermino and Hunting Day headed a big pool in tho Huia Handicap. Leitrim and Taku Tama led early but Hunting Day and Ceremony headed a bunching field at the tiim, Lucy Rose and Lady Quex then dashed ujo, but Toxcuiiia oamo fast to win brilliantly from Lady Qtiox and Lucy Rose, with Silvermifle and Gold Aloney next. The winner registered an attractive effort and paid fi nice price. Lucy Rose relished the easing Of the ground, but Paganelii was never dangerous. Pfiitonu Again. Richfield, Royal Parade and Cynthia N. headed a big pool on tho Islington Handicap. Cynthia N., Hipo, King Emerald and Richfield were the leading division to the turn. Richfield took charge at tho distance but ho ran out under pressure and Paitonu finished fast to beat him by less than a length. Oyntli.ia N. was close up third, with Ilipo, Royal Parade and Sir Russell next. The winner put in a great run at the finish after Richfield scorned to have it won. Cynthia N. Tan a good rac#and Royal Parade did well after having a bad run. WINNERS AT WAIPUKURAU.

The Waipukurau Cup on Monday, saw' the triumph of Admiral Drake, which' was well .fancied. Queen’s Choice and Admiral Drake led out of the straight from Rory Mot, Mountain Heath and Porle do Leon, and in that order they raced to •the four furlong post where Admiral Drake and Queen’s Choice wrnro together, just in front of Mountain Heath, Rory Mor, Tall Timber,. Bold Front, Pcrlo de Leon and High Court. As they, raced for the home turn, Admiral Drake was just clear of Queen’s Choice, Mountain Heath, Rory Mor, Bold Front and High Court. A great race over .the final bit followed, but Admiral Drake hold off all challengers to win by threequarters of a length from Bold Front, which got up in time to beat Queen’s Choice by half a length for second money. Mountain Heath was a. good fourth and High Court almost in line. Manifesto's Two Wins.

When the field had settled down after being sent away in tho Hatuma Hack, over five furlongs, Abbey Queen had charge from Golden Shadow, Wiunington, Coon Song, Brown Sugar and Manifesto, and in practically that order they raced to tho straight, Coon Song being the only one to improve his position, by running in behind Abbey Queen. Half way down tho straight Manifesto challenged tho leaders and in a great finish got up to beat Brown Sugar by a head, with Abbey Queen a length away third. Clovne was right up fourth. In tho Purimu Hack, six furlongs, K"ing Manu, which drew the rails, began smartly from Nahi and Tahoma with Royal Court at the head of tho others. At the half mile, King Manu was first clear of Manifesto, with a length to Tahoma, Royal Court, Abbey Queen and then Nahi. King Manu, Manifesto, Tahoma and Abbey Queen was tho order in the home strotsh, whore Manifesto came away to win nicely by three-quarters of a length from Nahi, Golden Shadow being a length away Jhird, and Abbey Queen fourth. Cuticle Cuts Out Sprinters. Moepai began best from Huikai, Kaihoro and Queen’s Choice in. sprint but they had not travelled far before Kaihoro was in front and put a break of three lengths on To Awha, Queen’s Choice, Moepai and Cuticle. As they reached .the straight Kaihoro was just clear of Cuticle, Tc Awha and Queen’s

Choice. Kaihoro was quickly headed by Cuticle, which in turn was challenged by Huikai, but tho favourito held on to win by a neck* Queen’s Choice was third, two lengths behind Huikai, with Kaihoro fourth. TAUHERENIKATJ turns.

Though favourite, Mahdy was finable to obtain a situation On Saturday in the open splint. On Monday, she Was always well placed and finished on better than everything else. From a moving-in start, Dobbin, Miss Ransom and First Aloney were the first to show out, Mandy being last fiWay, appearing to have been hindered by the tapes. At the ehd Of a furlong Aialayan,, the favourite, Was Showing the way to First Alohey, Mahdy and - Vfilpre. Vfiipre improved her position on tho bend and, coming into tho straight, was lying third to First - Aloney and Aialayan, Dobbin, oh the rails, being fourth. The field Was almost in lihe with fi furlong to gb, but Mandy then asserted herself and Wfcnt on to win by a length and fi-half from Dobbin, who hfid very little to spare from Vfilpre. Mandy appeared to bo favouring her off front leg On returning to the bird-Cage. Balloon the Highest.

After his third in the Easter Handicap, Stanchion was made fi good favourite 'for the Autumn Handicap. Chopin, Billion and Full Mark were showing the way as they passed the stand, With Balloon and Stanchion next. At the seven fuflong post JBil* lion, Full Mark and Chopin still had Charge, there being little between them. There was no Change in the order over the next two furlongs, but approaching the Ballooii marie a forward move on the outside. Billion and Full Alfirk piloted the field into the straight, but the latter could not sustain his effort. Stanchion finished'ofi better than he did the first day, but could not get up, Ballbon finishing a neck in front of Full Mark, with Stanchion a head away. Pillion finished fourth'. Isa Uefbated.

Miss Hastings caused delay at tho Start of the Juvenile Handicap, and was Ultimately left, Autbpay also making a bad start. Opeh Cheque, Benign, Aiajean, Royal Routine and Isa Comprised the leading division OvCr tho first couple of furlongs, blit approaching the straight Arajean and Isa were nearest to Open Cheque. Isa had tho measure of Open Cheque abon after entering the straight feud it looked as tllohgh She would again Win. At tho distance, however, Voitre brought Royal Routine up on the outside, and, galloping very resolutely, he Went away to win by a length ahet a-hfilf from Isa, Which Wfis about the same distance in front Of Opefi Cheque, With Aiajean well up, fourth. Make Up Befits Cfillafitoore. In the Taiihcrenikau Handicap Tourist was a good favourito from Bello Star and BlaCk Mint. From good dispatch Alake Up, Belle Star and Roi da Val being the cferly leaders, but ‘the last-named drifted back find was at the tail of the field when a couple of furlongs had been Covered. Racing for tho bend, Aroney Mint had charge from Alake Up, who dropped back. Belle Star, Callanmorc, Dobbin and Tourist Were racing abreast just before entering the straight, with Alake Up fifth oii the rails. When the field straightened up for the run home the lending section ran out from the rails, allowing Make Up to get through. Both Belle Star and Tourist compounded, Make Up doing best to win nicely from Callanmore, which was the best part of a length in front of Roi do Val. ‘ Black Alint was fourth. Roi tie Vai did well to recover to tho position he secured at the finish. Trotting

N.SS. METROPOLITAN TROT TAN Ur OLtJB’S ACCEPT ANDES. CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night. The following acceptances have been received for the second day of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s meeting:— HARVEST HANDICAP, of 359 sovs.; 3.32 class; l£ miles.—Mount Royal, Oval, Rosts Audo, Tot Logan scr., Boneta 12yds. bhd., Jock Bingen, Nelson Boy, Young Carbine 24, Dolores, Kntnte, Lady Fan 36, Audominion 48, Admiral Bingen, Happy Rosa 60. OXFORD HANDICAP, of 200 sovs;; 2,13 class; I mile. —Golden Bubbles, Kid Logan, Krina, Lingfleld, Sylvia Logan scr., Away, Laplander, St. Maura, Talent, Zenith I2yds. bhd., Logan Hanlon 24, Maiwhariti 36. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs.; 4.48 class; 2 miles.—Athalone, Harold Thorpe, Jean M'Elwyn, Linkman, Sunskower scr., King Pointer, Logan Chief 12yds. bhd., Cardinal Logan, Pctorwah 24, Author Jinks, Jewel Pointer, Quality 36, Iviflgcraft, Waitaki Girl, Terence Dillon 48.

HALSWELL HANDICAP, of 400 sovs.; 4.35 class; 2 miles.—Avonwood, Lady ’Cello scr,, Great Logan, Jolly Pet, Lingfield 24yds. bhd., Muriel de Oro 36, Avenger, Vcndome, Carmel, Real Light 48, Billy Sea, Native Prince, Omaha, Pageant, The Shrew 60. WELCOME HANDICAP, of 400 sovs.; 3min. class; 1J miles. —King’s Cup, Morrison, Pageant do Oro, Lord Matchlight, Sodium, Arklow, George Rcy, Flossie, Harvester, Dussolina, Pro Rata, Scotty Bingen scr., Festival 12 yds. bhd., Silvcrwood 24, Erin’s Pointer 36. - APRIL HANDICAP, of 400 sovs.; 4.40 class; 2 miles. —Erin’s Lynn, Mac Do Oro, Mae Dillon scr., Royal Comrade, Royal Silk 12yds. bhd., Anon. Granite City, Shady Spot, Tactless 24 yds. bhd., Cyone, Delightful, John Jinks 36, Nelson De Oro, Key Logan, Salient 48. SUMMER HANDICAP, of 450 sovs.; 4.38 class; 2 miles. —Bonny Belmont* Happy Rosa, Lcn Wood, Nighborn, Sarsaparilla scr., Master Audo, Ukclelo Lady 12yds. bhd., Engagement, Johst Mauritius 24, Koro Peter 60. HIGH CLASS HANDICAP, of 409 sovs.; 2.44 class; H miles.—Athalone,, Harold Thorpe, Linkman, Logan Hanlon, Sunshower, Tom Thumb, Carmel scr., Bonny Logan’ Dundas Boy, Jean:. M’Elwyn, King Pointer, Maiwhariti, Native Prince 12yds. bhd., Author Jinks, Jewel Pointer, Kingcraft, Terrance Dillon 24.