SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16467, 17 February 1917, Page 9

SPORTING.

— ' "racing fixtures. February Hamilton Racing Club. February 17—Dunedin Jockey Club, February 22, 24—Wanganui Jockej'S'Gfcib. February 23—Rotorua Jockey Club. . February 24—Tolago Bay Jockey Club. > February 24, Otahuhu Trotting Club. March 3, 6— Aroha Jockey Club. March 7, B—Nelson Jockey Club. March 17, 19.—Ohinemuri Jockoy Club. . April 7, 9—Auckland Racing Club. April 21. Auckland Trotting Club. • i June 2, 4, Auckland Racing Club. DATES OP COMING EVENTS. February 22—Wanganui Cup. > February 24—Jackson Stakes. 1 March 7—Nelson Cup. April Great Northern Oaks. i April 7—Great Northern Champagne Stakes. April 7Easter Handicap. April 9—Great Northern St. Leger Stakes, i June 2—Great Northern Hurdle Raco. . June 4—Great Northern Steeplechase. NOTES BY PHAETON. THE DUNEDIN COP WINNER. 1 Bee. who placed the Dunedin Cup to her credit on Wednesday last, has proved a very profitable investment to the Canterbury i sportsman, Mr. H. G. Taylor, whc has been ; 1 associated as owrer of the hve-year-olu daughter of Martian— Disdain ever since she scored her, first victory as a twoyear old at Oamaru in the summer o.i lJil - In that season 800 Btarted on nine different ocasions, scoriae two wins, three seconds, i and two thirds. Her wins included both juvenile events at the North Otago summer meeting and the Pacific Handicap at the , Wellington Cup fixture. As a tnreo-year-old Bee started on eight different occasions for one win, that being in tho Nainai Handicap at the Wellington spring meeting. oho was placed second once and third three times in that season. It was. as a four-year-old that the daughter of Martian placed her best performances on the register, winning _ three races and being placed second in a similar number of her contests. In that season sho faced the barrier in no less than 12 races. Her wins included the Wellington Cup and Wellington Racing Club Handicap at Trentham and tho Farewell Handicap at the South Canterbury spring meeting. In the Wellington Cup referred to Bee regis- ; tered 2m 31 8-5s for the mile and a-half. She 1 i was taken to Australia last autumn, and I since her return she has registered a uecond ! and a first in as many starts. Her performance in winning the Dunodin Cut) with 1 9st 21b on a bad ground must be regarded as a worthy effort. In all. Bee has won , upwards of £3000, including place money, i during her four seasons' racing on the New Zealand turf. THE TOTALISATOR AT RANDWICK. It would seem that the Australian Jockey Club has had some keon observers witnessing i the operation of the totalisator at Ellerslie of recent years, for the Sydney authorities are making suitable arrangements to accommodate tho rush that must come at Randwick when the totalisator method of speculation is thoroughly understood in that State. It is said that the totalisator building to be erected at Randwiok will contain 40 selling windows, increasing to 50, inside the paddock, and 82 in the leger and on the fiat. There will be 30 pay-out windows ' in the paddock, where the building will bo 202 ft by 71ft. The building on the fiat, is , to bo of one storey only, so that the view i of spectators in the paddock and leger I will not be obstructed. At Ellerslie accom- ■ modation is provided for 86 different people to obtain tickets at the same time—l 6 inside and 20 outside—while there are 47 pay-out window#—2o inside and 27 outside. Those concerned appear to be confident that the totalisator will be installed at Randwick in readiness for the spring meeting. OHINEMURI JOCKEY CLUB. For the Ohinemuri Jockey Club's meeting, to be held at Paeroa on March 17 and 19, entries are due to close with the secretary, Paeroa. or Mr. F. D. Yonge, Auckland, by nine o clock to-night. A particularly attractive programme is presented. LEAVES FROM. MY NOTEBOOK. The secretary of the Te Aroha Jockoy Club has arranged in alphabetical order a list of the horses engaged at the approaching meeting of the country club. This shows that 163 different horses have been nominated, and also gives some idea what the sport costs horsoownors to provide for country meetings. By the time training fees, riding fees, transit charges, and accommodation expenses aro seriously taken into account it would be safe to conclude that at least £4 10s a week for the upkeep of each horse would be assuring a very low estimate. This means that about £700 a week is expended lor the upkeep- of horses competing at our country fixtures. It also means that the care of those horses alone gives employment to perhaps 150 people. Tho work witnessed at Alexandra Park during the week suggests that the autumn meeting of tho Otahuhu Trotting Club, which will commence on Saturday next, is bound to prove a success. The acceptances received last night were very satisfactory and provido for some very interesting contents. Amongst those drawn in .the ballot this week was George Price, private trainer to the " Hiehden" people, who have raced with a fair share of success for the past few years. All the stable horsemen— Oliver, W. 8011, and T. Metcalfe—have also been selected for service to the Empire. Colonel Soult is already at Wanganui awaiting his Cup engagement on Thursday next. The son of Soult was working in liis usual free style before he left EJ.lerslio, He was sent in oharge' of T. Snodgrass, who acts as head lad at F. McManemm's. When Housewife won the Woodvillo Cup on Wednesday her victors was fully anticipated by Aucklariders, who shared to some 1 extent in the good figures returned by the totalisator. Glendalough was reported to have become entangled in wire this week, but fortunately nothing serious happened to W. Sharpe'a charge. Tho three-year-old Marble Arch—Maheno gelding in F. McManemin's stable appears to have settled down nicely since being : placod. in l f ?ht work. The latest list for Empire service includes the names of W, Ryan, L. Morris, and R. , E. Manson, while the well-known sportsman, W. H. Cowan, also figures in the list. El Gallo oontinues to thrive on the treatment meted out to him by P. Jones at head- ■ quarters. t ' Sylvan Knight was again indulged m a ; schooling essay on Thursday last and disi played improvement. ! Troublesome is to be tried over country • this winter in New Zealand, and is now in • easy work at headquarters. Kitty Bellairs might have been a competi--1 tor at Hamilton yesterday but for her party misning the final payments. Several horsemen riding at Woodville on Wednesday and Thursday wore seen in tho Baddta at Claudelands yesterday. [ The Perth City Council has decided to Port the Government's movement to ; abolish bookmakers in West Australia. > ————————— 1 COUNTRY RACING CLUBS. ■ ANNUAL CONFERENCE. [BY TELEGBAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] , HAMILTON, Friday, j Eight clubs were represented at the annual conference of Auckland country racing clubs. Mr. H. T. Gillies, president of the Hamilton Club, occupied the chair. Among the dele--5 gates present were Messrs. Vercoe (Hamilton), 5 Elliott and Weal (Waipa), Poland and Clarkin (Ohinemuri), Thomas (Taumarunui), Stevens (To Kuiti), Reece and Dodd (Opotiki), Hines i (Te Aroha), Carr and Clark (Rotorua). 5 The question of the revision of the repre--5 sentation on the District Committee and to , the annual conference was amongst other ' things disoussed. 5 Mr. H. Poland, M.P., said the position at the present time was that the 17 country . clubs had only five representatives on the , District Committee, while the Metropolitan 3 Club had as much power as the whole of the » remaining clubs, and at the conference the , metropolitan clubs' had as much voting 9 power as the whole of the country clubs, i Greymouth was classed as a metropolitan club, yet it was not nearly of tho importance of the Hamilton Club. i On the motion of Mr. Poland, the conj foronce decided to enter its strong objection to the present system of representation at ' the Now Zealand Racing Conference and dis--0 trict committees. 9 A sub-committee, consisting of Messrs. H. . Poland, H. T. Gillies, and Carr, was appointed to deal further with the matter, • i The cijnference decided to recommend tho j nomination of Messrs. R. H. McKenzie (Mangere), Somers (Tc Aroha), and Carr (Rotorua) as representatives of the country 1 clubs on the Auckland District Committee, , and asked country clubs tp support their e candidature. It was also decided to recommend the nomination of Messrs. W. H. Her- ' ties. MiP.,. and H. Poland, M.P., as the representatives of the Auckland district clubs to tho Racing Conference. The appointment of a .joint handicapper was discussed, but no action was taken. Mr. R J. Wynne brought up the quesj -tion of the extension of privileges to horseowners and others. It was decided that a conference of secretaries should be held at the Auckland June 8 ' Meeting to discuss this and other matters ft of interest to clubs. v The following dates were fixed for the ' 1917-18 meetings:— December 8; .Waipa. December IB; Thames. December 26 and 27: Taumarunui, February 2; Te Kuiti. February 9; Hamilton, February :s 15 and 16; Rotorua, February 22; Te J i Aroha, March 2 and 4; Opotiki, March 8; 1 Ohmetmiri, March 16 and 18. The Cambridge Hunt Club Meeting was left blank, .4- • V 'I'-. • '.i£V J} .-v . • . .4&<V7> ■; \r.

HAMILTON RACING CLUB. BEDFORD WINS THE CUP. Beautiful weather prevailed at Claudelands yesterday, where a record attendance was registered at the opening of the Hamilton Racing Club's Summer Meeting. The racing was of an interesting character, quite a feature of the afternoon being the splendid finish provided in the Cup between Bedford and Lady Penury, with the rival horsemen— B. Deeley and J. O'Shea— The course was in good order, and tho general arrangements satisfactory. Mr. A. W. Gordon, stipendiary steward, was present, but minor matt-era only engaged his attention. The totalisator turnover reached £20,680 for the afternoon, against £14,918 for the corresponding day last year. Details of the racing are as follows; — TRIAL HANDICAP of 130sove. Seven furlongs. 2—Mr. F. Hendon's ch g Chilblain, 4yrs, by liunyanMiss l''ouy, 7at iUi b (Conquest) 1 IMessrs. Koulston Bros.' b g Bowler, 4yrs, Bit 71b (O'Shea) ... ... 2 7—Mr. A. Mitchell's b m Lady Energy, 3yrs, 7st 61b (Chaplin) ... ... 3 Also started: 4, Silver Lupin, 9st 91b, 3, Porphyry, Sat lib; 8. Sir Ralph. 7st 10lb, 10, Gin Sling, 7st 101b, car. Bst slb; 9, Don't, 7at 81b; 6. Paddington Green, 7st 8lb; 12', Ditto, 7st 7lb, car. 7st lllb: 11, Lady Winsome, 7st lib includ. 81b allow. 14, Kidderminster, 7st 61b; 5, Sleepy Jack, 7st lib, includ. slb allow.; 19, Lady lona, 7st 61b, : car, Bst lib; 16, Firespark, 7st 6To, car. Bst, i 17, Picador, 7st 61b car. 7st 1 lib» 15, Marble Rose, 7st 6lb; 13, Opposition, 7st 61b. Bowler was favourite, Chilblain was always amongst the leaders, and finally won by a iength and a-nalf trom nowler, who finished well, and defeated Lady Energy by a length. Time, lm '29 2-ss. CLAUDELANDS HANDICAP of 150sovs. Five furlongs. I—Mr. J. C. Lambess's b m Lightning. 4yrs, by Bezonian—Nerve, cist 3lb (R. Reed) 1 3—Mr. R. J. Hannon's ch m Tinoreka, 6yrii, 9st 21b (Robinson* . . . . 2 Mrs. A.. M. Paton's ch e Blue and Black, syrs, 7st 3lb (Cotton) . . .. 3 Also started: 2, Gaycium, 7st 9lb; 6, Last Call, 7st slb; 7, Cultriform, 7st lib: 5, High Jinks, 7st lib; 9, Saccharine, 6st 131b; 8, Ballygowan, 6st 131b, Lightning was favourite. Lightning was in front after a furlong, and won by two lengths, with, the third horse half a length further back. Time, lm 3s. TAMAHERE STAKES of 130sova. Six furlongs. I—Mr. R. J. Hannon's b f Rekanui, 3yrs, by Flagfall—Mignon, Bst 13lb (Robinson) .. ..' 1 Mr, E. W. Alison's br f Sanacre, 2yrs, 7st (Cotton) . . ... •. 2 2—Mr. W. Casey's br g Demotic, 2jts, Bst 71b (Deeley) 3 Also started: 3, Empire, Bst 71b; 8, Stradella 7st 9lb; 5, Pearl de Mont, 7st; 6, Woody Glen, 7st; 7, Bellpeen, 7st. Rekanui was favourite. From the home turn, Rekanui won easily by two'"and a-half lengths from Sanacre. who was lengths in front of Demotic. Time, lm 16 l-6s. HAMILTON CUP of SOOsovs; second horse 80sovb, third horse 20sovs. One mile and a-quartor. IMr. F. Marshall's ch g Bedford, Byrs, by Bunyan— Dix, Bst 4lb (Deeley) .*. ••• 1 Mr. H. R. McKenzie's ch m Lady Penury, Byrs, 9st (O'Shea) ... 2 6Mr. J. Chaafe's br m Signo, 6yrs, 6st 13lb (Ferguson) 8 Also started; 3, Rebfil, Bst lib; 2, Munsfer, 7st 13lb; 7. St. Francis, 6st lllb; 6, Erroneous. 6st 91b, car. 7st 31b. Bedford was favourite. Erroneous led for the best part of a mile, when Munster was amongst those prominent. At" the straight entrance the favourite moved to the lead, but had to be ridden hard to defeat a late challenge from Lady Penury by a head. Signo was four lengths away third. Time, 2m 7s. WAIMAI .HURDLES of ISOsovs. About j one mile and a-half and 50yds. 2—Mr. D. McKinnon's b m Tennessee, 4yr3, by Elysian— Hippo, 9st (Tapp) 1 4—Messrs. Williams and Todd's b g Suspire, 6yrs, 9st (Henderson) ... ... 2 3—Mr. C. Crabb's b g Cokely, aged, 9st (Tutchen) :. ... 3 Also started: 5, T$ Onga, 12st Bib; 1, Gluepot, list 4lb; 8, Ngatoa. 9st Bib; 9, Merry Dan, 9st; 6, Kaiwhakahaere, 9st; 7, Dandy Breeze, 9st. Gluepot was favourite. After being with the leading division throughout, Tennessee won by two lengths, Cokely third, a similar distance away. Time, 2m 535. KARAMU WELTER, of 150sovs. One mile. 2—Mr H. Schwasß's ch g Achilledes, 6yrs, by Achilles— Bst Sib (O'Shea) ~. .. 1 4—Mr. A. L. Raven's ch m Fionnuala, ( 6yrs, Bst lib (Carmont) .. .. 2 Mr D. Moraghan's b m Loyal Arch, 4yrs, Bst 13lb (Chaplin) .. .. 3 Also started: 6, Gold Fran, Bst 6lb; 6, Glenopal, Bst 6lb; 8, Soultano. Bst 61b; 9, Coleraine, Bst 6lb; 8, Marble Star, Bst 4lb; 10, Gluoian, Sat; 7, Carbiness, Bst. Loyal Arch was favourite. Over the last 60yds O'Shea rushed Achilledes through on tho rails and defeated Fionnuala by half-o-length. Loyal Arch was two lengths further back. Time, lm 425. HAUTAPU HACK, of 130sovs. Six furlongs Mr. W. Scholium's ch m Glittering Sands, aged, by Gluten—Golden . Sands, Bst 6lb (R. Reed) .. .. 1 Mr. W. J. Tweedie's br g Hiero, 4yrs, Bst 181b (Lambess) 2 4—Mr. R. J. Hannon's b m Mill o' Gowrie, 9st 13lb (Robinson) . . .. 3 Also started: 3, Brown Loch, Oat 7lb; 8, British Arch, 9st 3lb; 12, Kinwinning, Bst 81b; 10, Kereone, Bst 8lb; 14, Master Florence, BBt 71b; 2, Corregidor, Bst 61b; 1, Pink Tie, Bst Bib: 9, Hamlet, Bst 31b; 6, Silver Pine, Bst 2lb: 11, Excavator, 7st 13lb; 13, Grey Opal. 7st lllb; 16, Lady lona, 7st lllb, 16, wake Up, 7st lllb. Pink Tie was favourite. Glittering Sands came through in the straight, and won by two lengths, with the third horse two lengths further back. Time, lm 17s. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 150sovs. Six furlongs. I—Mr. R. E. Wright's b g Glenspire, a tied, by Ofenapp—Remorse, 7st 1110 (Deeley) ... ... ... 1 Mr. A. N. Gibbon's br g Kauri King, aged, Bst (O'Shea) ... ... 2 Mr. R. J. Hannon's br m Tinopai, 6yrs, Bst lib (Robinson) ... ... 3 Also started: 3, Torotoro, Bst 91b; B. Lady Glen, Bst lib; 6, General Jofire, 6st 91b; 7, Pairere, 6st 7lb. Glenspiro was favourite. In a spirited finish, Glenspire won by a nose, with Tinopai three lengths oft third. Time, lm IBs. NOTES ON THE RACING. Just after the start for the Trial Handicap Silver Lupin fell and unseated W. Ryan. Lady Energy, who finished third, was always prominent, but too much was made of her, otherwise she would have been second. The winner and Bowler both fought out the issue gamely. Lightning never looked like suffering defeat in the Claudelands Handicap, though Tinoreka carried her 9st 2lb gamely into second place. Empire delayed tho start of the Tamahero Stakes by his fractious habits and was badly placed when the field went off. Rekanui won easily, though Demotic, who failed to move kindly in the early stages, was finishing on boldly. Woody Glen was racing prominently for a term. Sanacre ran about a lot, but with a little experience should turn out a good performer. Munster flattered his supporters about half a mile from home in the Cup. but ones into the straight Bedford rushed to the front and looked to be winning easily. However, ho had to strain every nerve to defeat a determined effort by Lady Ponury. Nevertheless, the race should work most improvement in | Bedford. Gluepot fell at the last fence in the Wai- . mai Hurdles Handicap, when he appeared , to possess excellent prospects. He was just • making a serious effort at the time. Tennessee, the winner, is on tho improve. To Onga was moving along nicely in the clos- ' ing stages, and should be improved by i the gallop. i Loyal Arch was finishing on fast when I placed third in the Karamu Welter Handii cap. Tho horseman did not appear to suit ■ her temperament. O'Shea rode a great race [ on the winner, Achilledes, and but for the i horsemanship displayed Fionnuala must > have gained the honours. Pink Tie's failure in the Hautapu Hack ■ was costly to followers of form. The i daughter of Multifid was never prominent. , meeting with disappointment early. She • i made one effort at tile home turn, but had 'no real chance at that stage. Kereone was ■ prominent in the middle stages, and should ' benefit by racing Glenspiro had to be ridden desperately ' by Deeley to defeat Kauri King in the 1 Stewards' Handicap. The latter was responsible for most of the running. Tinopai ' threatened to be dangerous at the turn 1 for home, and her third was . creditable. ; The ground evidently did not suit Torotoro. t TO-DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. : The following are the acceptances frr events to bo decided to-3ay:— MAIDEN HANDICAP, six furlongsKeystone 8.5, Bezmar 8.4, Pink Tie 8.3, Master Florence 8.3. Kiriwinning 8.3, Por- " phyry 8.0, Don't 7.5, Lady Energy 7.5, Sloepv Jack 7.5, Ditto 7.4. Wake Up 73, 1 Ethros 7.3, Sir Rover 7.3, Tuipa 7.3, Greyopal 7.3. Kiddeaninster 7.3. Royal Arch 7.3, Nerrus 7.3, Lady Arona 7.3, Opposition , 7.3, Velma 7.3, Firo Spark 7.3. i TAUWHARE HANDICAP, five furlongs, r —Lightning 9.6. Mill o' .Gowrie 8.12, Ring > Lupin 8.9, Hiero 7.13, Blue and Black 7.5, ; Last Call 7.2, Positive «3.12. Gold Necklet • 6.12, High Jinks 6.10, Dandy Breeze 6.9, Hamlet 6,9. Excavator 6.9. ■ 1 '

MATANGI HURDLE RACE, cue mile and three-quarters.To Onga 12.2, Tennessee 9.9. Cokely 9.1, Merry Dan 9.0, Kaiwhakahaero 9.0, The Count 9.0. WAIKATO HANDICAP, nino furlongs.Lady Penury 9.5 Tinopai 7.13. _ Munstct 7.10. Tinorcka 7.4, Erroneous 7.0, Signo 6.13, Marblo Star 6.10, St. Francis 6.8. TE KOWHAI WELTER, one mile.—Rebel 9.6. Achilledea 9.3. Kauri King 9.2. Loyal Arch 9.0. Fionnuala 8.5, Gold i;'r&n s.:s, Soultane 8.2, Carbiness 8.0, True Gun 3.0, Sleepv Jack 8.0. Gin Sling 8.0. TAUI'IKI HACK HANDICAP, eeven furlongs.—Silver Lupin 9.7, Fionnuala 9.5, Glittering Sands 9.1, Brown Loch 9.2, British Arch 12, Bowler 6.9, Carbiness 87. St. Francis 8.7. High Jinks 8.6 Chilblain 8.6. Kiriwinning 82, Keystone B'2, Kereone 8.2, Corregidor 8.2, Paddington Green 7.1-, Sir Ralph 7.9, Excavator 7.9, Monodon 7.8, Sea De'il 7.9. Lucien 7.7, Gin Sung 7.7, Silver Pino 7.7. RUAKURA STAKES, six .furlongsRekanui 9.10, Demotic 8.7. Empire 8./, St. Carl 7.10, Newlant 7.6, Fanotre 7.3. Creine de ilentne 6.13 Woody Glen 6.9. FAREWELL HANDICAP, six furlongs.Glonspire 8.11. Torotoro 8.8, Tinoreka 81, Lady Glen 8.0. Cultriform 6.9. General JoSre 6.8. OTAHUHU TROTTING CLUB. FIRST DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. The following are the acceptances for the Otahuhu Trotting Club's Summer Meeting, which commences on February 24: — SPECIAL HANDICAP, one,. mile and a-half. —Byrl Mac limit, Canberra limit, Kingstead limit, Highflyer 12yds behind, Hint 12yds, Flora Franz 12yds, Native Boy 12yds, Cello 12yds, Sandy Patch 12yds, Miss George V2yds, Waikoukou 12yds, Tiki 12yds, Sweet Memory 24yds, Kotiri '18yds. Merry Maid 84yds, Jayl.vn 81yds, Ri'a Galindo 96yds, ( Lord Lonsdale ltiSyds. NEWMAPKET HANDICAP, one mile.Dimboola limit, Victor Wood limit. Confusion limit. Sweet Mint 12yds behind, Ladj Xettlie 12yds. Synmo 12yds, Nancy Maxwell 12yds, Miss Murphy 12yds, Marinoto 12yds, Lovelight 12yds, Charming Rod 12yds, Lord Rosa 12yds, Ihumata 24yds, Pita Roa 36yds, Treanac 36yds, George Akwood 36yds, Belgian Queen 36yds, Miss Chevalier 60yds. DOMINION HANDICAP, two _ milesDorothy Dimple limit, August Child limi;, St, Trella limit, Paul Huon 12yds behind, Harold Junior 12yds, Prince Rufus 2-lydi., Waverley 60yds, Clive 60yds, Futurity 60ydr., Strategy 96yds, Wallace Wood 144 yds, Steel Bell 156 yds. MANUKAU HANDICAP, two miles.Striker limit. Special Bloom limit, Springbok limit, Kereone limit, Papatina 12yds behind, Proud Moor 12yds, Miss Huon Junior 48yds, Ivan Huon 60yds, Grattan Chimes 84yds, Macwood 96yds, Miss Dexter 180 yds. HANDICAP, two-miles — Miss Chevalier limit, Prince Childe limit, The Scout limit Belgian Queen limit, Bush Child 12yds behind, Calton 12yds, Zara24yda, Kompsey 60yds, Lady Park 60yds, Auckland Girl 84yds, Werooa 96yds, Hova 108 yds, Blackthorn 120 yds, Lieutenant 132 yds, Master Ilam 132yd8, Paul Huon 144 yds, Harold Junior 144 yds. SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP, one mile and a-quarter.—Lady S. limit. Dabster limit, Wildfire limit, Zara 12yds behind, Manuka Park 24yd8, Lady Specialist 24yds, Tim Doolan 24yds, George K. 36yds, Selkirk 36yds, Lord Victor 36yds, Miss Dulce 48yds, Wereoa 60y ls, Miss Rolfe 60yds, Wallace M. 72yds, Lucille 84yds, Salamander 96yds. MOUNT ALBERT HANDICAP, one mile. —Silver Black limit. Phjilistina 12yds behind, August Child 12y(S, Derby Dillon 12yds, False Alarm 12yds, Strategy 24yds, Pearl d'Or 24yds, Alf. McKinney 24yds, Dick Fly 36yds, Bell Grey 36yds, Sanddrift 36yds, Colmena 48yds, Aotearoa 48yds, Wallace Wood 84yds. RAILWAY HANDICAP, one mileAsturio limit Charlie's Aunt limit, Muriel Star 24yds behind, Sjambok 36»ds, Lady Specialist 48yds, Selkirk 60yds, George K. 6Uyds, Full Sail 72yds, Linotype 72yds, Sweet Pet 72yds, Miss Dulce 72yds, Lord Specialist 84yds, Lucille 96yds, Bronze Patch 96y35. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN, Friday. The Dunedin Jockey Club's meeting was continued to-day in fine weather. There was a good attendance. The totalisator handled £16,920 10s, against £14,717 on the second day lost year. The dividend-tax amounted to £358 6b 6d. Results:— ' HINDON HURDLES.—I, Master Hamilton, list 61b (D. McKay), 1; 4, Peerless, lOat 6lb, 2; 6, Glenthorpe, 9st 81b, 3. Also started: 6, Kilmeny, list 91b; 2, Bore, list 51b; 8, St. Curio, lOst 91b; 7, Mount Victoria, 9st. Won by a length, third horse three lengths away. Time, 3m 21 l-ss. HENLEY HANDICAP.—2, Sir Tark,' Bs' (Young), 1; 6, Placid/ Bst 111b, 2; 8, Kil brogan, Bst 9lb, 8. Also started: 1, Dorian Bst 131 d ; 7, Don Pacifico, Bst 131b; 6, Volspiel, Bst 121b; i. Lion, Bst Sib; 9, Borodino, Bst 21b; 10, Take Down, fist 21b; 3, Lochella, Bst 21b. Won by a length, Kilbrogan four lengths away. Time, lm 30 2-ss. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP.— M?.rsa, 6st 13lb (A. H. Wilson), 1; 2, Margerine, 7st 121b, 2; 7, Comely, 7st lib, 3. Also started: 1. Oxechope, 9st 81b; 6, Rorke's Drift, 9st lib; 3, Miss De Val, Bst 61b; 1, Ardenvhor, Bst slb. 4. Sedd-el-Bahr. 7st 9lb; 8. Honesty. 6st 7lb. Won by a short head-. Comely a head further back. Time, lm 41 4-63. . HAZLETT MEMORIAL STAKES.—3, Koesian. 9st 61b (Hatch). 1: 1. Bee, 9st 121b. 2; 4, Rose Pink, Bst 121b, 3. Also started; 2, Palisade. Bst 121b; 5. Disdainful, Bst 2lb. Won by three lengths and a-half, third horse five lengths away. Time, lm 28s, a record for the course. OUTRAM HANDICAP.— Mohawk. 9st 9lb, (A. McKay). 1; 8, Bomb, Bst 9lb, 2; 7, Pall Mall, 7st 7lb, 3. Also started: 2, Ardmore, 9st 91b; 3, Matty, 9st 31b; -4, Bonefit, Bst 111b: 1. Ascalaphus. Bst 101b; 5, The White King. Bst 21b: 9, Finless, Bst lib; 14, Highfield, 7at 121b; 10, Martiginus, Ist lllb--112. Swale, 7st 7lb; 13, Dina Bold, 7st 71b; 11. Baron Northburn. 7st 71b.' Won by a i length, heads between the others. Time, lm 17 s. DOMAIN HANDICAP. Somisen, Oat (OLsen), 1; 5, Clynelish, 7at 91b, 2; 3 Brambletye, 7st 3lb, 3. Also started: 6,' Robert Bell, Bst 41b j 2, Sir Malt, 7st 9lb; 6, Palomon, 7st 8lb; 4, Kilboyne, 7st 7lb; 8, Partisan. 7st 3lb; 10, Speedometer, 6st 13lb; 9, Lady Trent, 6st 7lb; 11, Miss Finland, 6st 71b. Won by half-a-Icngth. Time, lm 15 3.53. CITY HANDICAP.—I, Kiiflinn, 7st 41b (Held), 1; Kilmeedy, Bst 4lb, 2; 2, Trentham Rose, Bs*, slb, 3. Also started: 3 Sisyphus. 7st 131b; 4, Robelaine, 7st 101b.' Won by a head. Kilflinn "and Kilmeedy were bracketed. Time, lm 3 l-ss. Belter.—3, Thaddcus, fist 31b (Wilson), 1; 1, Kazan, 83t 101b 2' 0 Jeannot, Bst 111b, 3. Also started: 6, Briar Patch. 9st 101b: 5, All Ready. 9st 61b- 4 Plymouth, Bst 4lb; 8, Osier, 7st 131b" 7' Vacation. 7st 121b. Won by three-parts oi a length, a similar distance between second and third. Time. lm 435.