SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18222, 16 October 1922, Page 4

SPORTING.

THE WHANGAREI MEETING. STORK WINS LEADING EVENT. [BY TKXJJGEAJPH. —OWN COERESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI. Saturday. The Whangarei Racing Club's Spring Meeting was concluded to-day. At the opening the weather was dull and showers fell, but it improved steadily and afforded ideal conditions for the races. There was a large attendance, which was equal to the best of recent years. The totalisator investments were £16,423. which gave a grand total of £27,579 for the two days—£6Bl3 10s less than last year's meeting. The race track had improved considerably since Thursday, and the meeting passed off moat successfully, reflecting much credit on the president, Mr. R. G. Hosking. and the secretary. Mr. B. Harris. The following were the results:— KAURI HANDICAP. 5 fur. Walker's Loved One. 6.11 (L. George) .. 1 Pagoda, 7.2 (C. Edwards) ...... . . 2 Irapuka, 9.13 (E. Manson) 3 Also Started.—Shortland. 7.13; Dead Sweet, 7.9; Lady Lois, 7.2; Winning Lass, 6.7; Bess. 6.7; Bosavella, 6.7. Irapuka was favourite. Lady Lois was the early pace-maker, but Loved One had command in the straight, and in an exciting fin;Bh with Pagoda, won by a head. Irapuka was half-a-length away third, and then olose up came Winning Lass. Time, lm Ss. MARSDEN HACK HANDICAP. 1 mile. McKinstrv'B Pengwen. 7.0 (Simpson) . . 1 Battleplane. 7.0 (Young) 2 Elsie Aroha. 7.8 (C. Edwards) . . . . 3 Also Started.—Marble Bell. 9.5; Master Curran, 7.2'; Princess Rell. 7.0; Semper Idem. 7.8. Semper Idem was a strong favourite. Princess Rell . led from the barrier, attended by Pengwen and Battleplane. Entering the straight Pengwen showed the way a.nd won comfortably Ey a length and a-half. Battleplane was half-a-length ahead of Elsie Aroha. with the favourite fourth. Time, lm 46 1-os. .POROTI HURDLE RACE. 11 miles. Nisbet's Tom Moore, f 10.4 (Conway) . . 1 Mimiwhangata. 10.3 (Chaplin) . . . . 2 Bezant, 9.C (Henderson) 3 Also Started. —Multiplane, 9.12: Maori Tikaqga. 9.3; Seville, Brown Eagle. Homeric, 9.0. .Maori Tikanga. was favourite. Homeric - and' Mimiwhangata were early leaders, the former dropping back at the first hurdle, leaving Mimiwhangata in front of { Tom -Moore. Three furlongs from home Mimiwhangata gave place to Tom Moore, but came again down the straight, and in a great finish Tom Moore won by a neck from Mimiwh&ng&ika. with Bezant, a head behind, third. Time,, 3m 27 3-ss. PARK HANDICAP. 1 mile. N. King's Stork, 8.2 (L. George) . . .. 1 Gold Plane, 7.12 (Armstrong) .... 2 Canowindra, 7.1 (Wiggins) ... ."..". 3 Also Started. —Bycorax, Royal Abbey. 8.13; Spirit Level, 6.11 .Gold Plane was favourite. ■ - • Spirit : Level made the early running, Roval- Abbey and Canowindra following, with Stork on the outside. Turning into the ba,ok Gold Plane took second place, with. Stork handy. Gold Plane headed Canowindra in the straight, but he had to surrender to Stork, the latter winning by half-a-length, with a neck-between second and third. Spirit Level was fourth, a head away. Time, lm 45 4-ss. KAMO HANDICAP. 7 fur. - Reed's Lady Frederiok. 7.12 (Beere) .. 1 Scrap o' Paper. 10.10 (McPlynn) . . . . 2 Sussex. 9.3 (Armstrong) ... ... .. 3 Also Started.—Multiplane. 9.13: Paiaka 8.7; Awetaform. 7.5; Miss Luoullus. 7.2; Fairlands, The Plunger, 6.11; Verity. 6,9. Scrap o' Paper was favourite. Scrap o' Paper got off well, and was in command for half the journey when Lady Frederick went to the front. Lady Frederick always had the be«t of it in the straight and won by a length, half-a-length dividing ' second and third. Time, lm 33 4-sc. TITOKI HANDICAP. 7 fur.

,Scallv's Lady Hill. 9.7 (Edwards) . .' 1 Rosullus. 8.7 (L. Scott) . . o Utakura. 7.6 (Wiggins) . . ", . .) 3 Also Started.—Lady Patience. 9.0: Elsie Aroha. 6.1; Battleplane. 7.7 Lady Patience was favourite. . Utakura set the pace, Lady Hill followlu e - * Vi a ? ura wa ? by Lady Hill as the field turned into the straight, and the latter, coming in good stylo, won by half-a- ---!£»£& th i e ?^ u J arte ™ of * length between second and third. Time. Ira 33 l-ss. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. 6 fur. Donald's Crowhurst. 8.3 (L. Manson) . 1 Irapuka. 9.11 (E. Manson) . . .. 2 Ben Nevin. 7.7 (Edwards) . . . . ~ 3 pAlso^tarted.— King Abbey. 8.9: Hipo.B.B; Crowhurst was favourite. »itl° j hu u rßt was fir ?* awa 7> b «* King Abbey u?& Ed i, hls j w fj lnto tfia lc »d- Md the wW- B r° WC £ tfi .° way u ? to the straight, where Crowhurst assumed command Ira- ?« Iv,f ame *}°? s mth a str °nß challenge in the concluding stage; but Crowhurst lasted long enough to win by a head Ben lm g l7 3 i U s' ther back Cam * Hipo - »»£ I . FAREWELL HANDICAP. 1 mile. ' Hqey's Scrap 0' Paper. 9.4 (McCormick) 1 Spirit Level. 9.7 (McTavish) y ™ CVjOTmxc *> * Canowmdra, 9.11 (McFlynn) " "3 9,11 i Prince barlfavo r un P tes. Carl Md . Ciaowto *» were the Scrap o' Paper led from the barrier with ISrfF T Carl , °L ose haßdy and Mumble' S n k L ® vel brin Emj!t up the rear. With half the journey covered Prince Carl herded Scrap o' Pager but the latter regaled the ead as he field.turned for home Entering the straight Spirit Level and each came along with challenges, and in an exciting finish Scrap o' Paper gained \hl verdict by a head from Spirit fivT Jfe C^ n wi^ arated *u a T>-? inlilar d stlnce ' from fmTw,?' W P«nceCarl fourth. Time! DUNEDIN SPRING MEETING. M}ANY KITTLE WINS GUINEAS. [BT TELEGBAPH.-PRBSS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN. Saturday. The Dunedin Jockey Club's Spring Meeting concluded to-day in fine weather t£ attendance was moderate Th« fSfJfi, rfae hard. The totaliaater %SnS!3 to £81,051 10s. against £2WB» ori Ct day last yea/, and the total for the ™»t mg was £50,251 10s. against £48.656 The following were the results: — w,O0& - Xne WAIKARI HURDLES; 1| miles. Old Gold, 10.2 (A. Warmold) ' ■, Strathglass, 10.13 . . ' * • i Londonderry, 10.1 • .-, ' ) * * '' i Also Btarted—Romance, lis- w*,.™.

| DOMINION HANDICAP; 5 fur. i P,<"»nie Lak e- 7.5 (A. 3. Peart) . 1 Murthaupo, 8.0 . . .. , ' " k Saintly Dreamer, 7.9 . . " * j *' ' * £ Also Started.—Olytnpia. Anril «fcn»,»— &. L 7t aette ' 8528 Bonnie Lake won by four lengths, three lm 4 3-s! ePar g * econd * nd third - ™K DUNEDIN GUINEAS of £760; 1 mil. W i„A-, Nicholl's .br. g Many Kittle, bar' n^r ? ii?V? on ilr blli ?' 80 <*>' Cotton .* 1 D. Kilkelly's Warhaven, 8.0 . o W. T Hazlett's Boughleen Dhoun 8 0 " 3 J Loveßff- PrOSDerity ' Chartie ' Ard °« r l-H?S y JB ttle 1?*?? by * hre » lengths, one Iff AA» al 4B^a: ratmg BeCMld Md WINNERS OP DUNEDIN GUINEAS.. Year ■ " Winner. J me 9 1813—Ogier. by Charlemagne 11. 1 40 4.4 Joltf'"* b /" San Francisco 1 42 2-5 1915—Snub, by Martian 14015 1916—Wardanrer. by Martian 1 40 q.R 1917-Kilrea, by Kilbroney .. ! 1613-5 }2, 1 £"~^ on *, R , ansre, , by Antagonist . . 1 .42 1919—Royal Stag, by Autumnifa . . 1 50 2-5 J^-S nt^r W S d ' V* Antagonist 145 2-5 1921—Wtnnmi? Hit. by Autumnus 1 45 1922—Many Kittle, by Winkie . . 1 43 4.5 KAIKORAI HANDICAP; 1 mile. ,5-, San Salvador, 7.7J (G. Fisher) .. 1 Gun'.ayer. 7.8 "' 2 Proceeder. 7.7 . . .. ~ ) * [' g » Als sW Started.--Calibration. 9.5 j MataU. 8.7; Wartune. 8.6; Orange Bitters, Lougbrea, Balasor, Adjutor. 7.7. -«""*" • San Salvador won by five lengths, with thrw lensrtha between Gunlayer and Proceeder. Time, lm 44 8-ss. RANFURLY HANDICAP; 1 mile. Bonni** Winkie, 9.11 (C. Emerson) . 1 General Advance. 9.0 . . , .0 Silent' King, 8.7 ■••!>• •' . .' 3 1 Also Started.-EtU, 71b. Allowance; Macduff, Bib. allowance. Bonnie Winkie won easily by two lengths, with Silent King, half a length away, fi third place. Time, lm 43 4-ss. SHORTS HANDICAP; 6 fur. lloyal Mac. 9.4 (D. Cotton) 1 Jackaroo. 7.0 .. .. .« . ' o Deucalion, 83 ~ , % ,1 H 'J §

Also Started.-Roseday. 9.8; Franoaise. Mantua, 7.11; Bella Lake. 7.0. lengths between . Jackaroo and Deucalion. Time, lm 16 8-58. TELEGRAPH WELTER HANDICAP; 1 mil*.

Counterstroke. 9.13 (H- loans) ~ •• \ Mirsa, 8-10 " '3 Calibrat'on, 8.8 ■**-."•,, au« Hturted—Red Gown, 8.10; Twinkle. 8 B AI Almonorf'ilV R«H Pal. Lom.g_.di, 7.7. Counterstroke won by *<»«£ * length between second and third. lime, lm 44 l-ss.

CLARENDON HANDICAP; 6 furIn the Pink, 9.8 (F, C. Porter) .. .. J Kerb, 10.1 on ■ V\ * * \\ '.. 3 Ostennan, 8.0 Also Started.-St. Augustus. |»^Mor" B 'tn the Pink won by four lengths, h«M • length between second and third. lime, lm 15 4-5s- - MASTERTON SPRING MEETING. FESTIVITY LEADING WINNER. [BY TBLKOBAPH.—PSESS ASSOCIATION.] MASTERTON, Saturday. The Masterton Racing Club's Spring Meet, ing concluded to-day m e e * track a« a result of recent rain the race tracK ae a res-<"' ,YJ * tt , T- ne totalisator mwaa in a homing state, xaa wt~ vestments to-day amounted to *U.»■". which save a grand total of £22,(J22 for tne meeting?against £-35.936 at last JWiflW gathering. The following wer* the iresuits :— HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. 1 mile and a .Rein. 9 3 (W. Young). U Fera, 10.1 (Bagby). 2: (T. Young). 3. Also started: Admiration, Edendale. Projector, Blue Hall. Silk Rein won by a nose. Time, lm 59 2-50. MAIDEN STAKES. 6 fur.— Finse:rs, 811 (Bagby). 1; The Linnet. 7.10, 2; Memmas. 811. 3. Aleo started: Hytinus Lady Knox, Bonomel, Deborah. Rose. De val. In an exciting finish, Lady Fingers won by. a head. Time, lm 17s. V MACAEA HANDICAP, 6 fur-— Royal Box. 8.9 (A. Reed). 1; Arnbitioue, 87, 2; Dainty Step, 9.1. 3. Also started: Chimera, Backsheesh. Kikini. Won by half a length. Time, lm 15s. CAVE PLATE. 5 fur.—PaptagrUel, 8.0 (R. Reed). 1: Avonlea. 7.9, 2; Glaive, 7.9. 3. Alco started: Blonde (bracketed with the winner). Soli/own, Panorama, Idano, Ethuee. All Gold. Won by halt a length. Time, lm 4 2-ss.

OPAKI. HANDICAP. £220; li miles.— W. H. Gaisford'e Festivity. 7.3 (Butler). 1; Matatua. 2; Bitters. 8.5, 3. Also etarted: Bonetter. Tenterfield. . Scion. Halifax, Prince Martian. Festivity won by two -lengths, with third horee a length away, lime, 2m 9 4-se. '

SPRING HANDICAP. 9 fur.—Zouave. 8.12 (C. Reed), 1; Lsdy Ben, 7.12, 2; Birkenella, 7.12. 3. Also etarted: Rose- and Redlogue. Zouave won. easily by a length. Time, lm 57 2-5«. WAIPIPI HANDICAP. 7 fur.—Little Rivor. 9.0 (Stowe), 1; Martian Miss, 8.7, 2; Dissertation. 8.9. 3. Aleoetarted: Probate. Sir Rosebery. Prince Hal, Island- Little River won by a'length.'. Time, lm 29 4-ss.

FINAL HANDICAP. 6- fur.—Uleaborg, 8.7 (Morris), 1: Karutflhi. 7.7. 2; Vitella, 7.4. 3. . Also, started: Comic, Z<»ny, • Deroulede. Solrino, Kilbird, Nym. Won by a length. Time, lm IGJs..

CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. STEWARDS' HANDICAP. fBT TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] CHRISTCHURCH. Sunday. The Canterbury Jockey Club's handicaps for the Stewards' Handicap have been declared by Mr. Henrys as follows:—Solfanel!o, 9.13; The Hawk, 9.7; Rational, 9.3: .Pluto, 9.1: Songbird, 9.0: Anomaly, Grotesque. 8.13: Vespucci, 8.10; Chimera, 8.4; Maioha, Epitaph, 8.3; Royal Mac, 8.1; Mireusonta, 7.13: Silver Peak. 7.12; Listening Pert, 7.11; Sunny Loch. Bon Spec, 7.10; Roseday, 7.9; Printemps, 7.8; Passionless, • Glen Trum, 7*3; Little River, Tinihanga. 16 13; Ad Astra. Many Kittle, Inah, 6-12; ! Canpine Day. Tatan Tatau. 6.9; DeueaHon, lamehsht, _ Gazewciih, 6.8; Prosperity, Riman. Eishteennence, Mantua, Canyon. Moutoa's Gift, Halgina, Pillage, Bosker Boy, 6.7.

WAVERLEY-WArTOTARA RACING CLUB.

[BT TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.] WANGANUI. Saturday. Following are the Waverley-Waitotara acceptances';—

o . BREWER HANDICAP, 6 fur.—lrapuka. %?'' • £ w £, ke ' 8 - 10: Inah » Kareao, 7.11; Passm' Through. 7.10;. Roman. Warrawee. 7.9; Ruddy, 7.8; Kuia, 7.6'; Leithfield. 7.0. HANDICAP HURDLES, li miles.—Simonies, 11.3; Kato 10.10; Whizz Bang,. 10.8; Kafour, 9.12; Polthogue, Edenholm. island, Prince Paul, 9.6; Naughty, Savoury, 9.2; Surge, Ao-tea-roa, Patrogun. Mouln. Hallow. Lady Foa. Sweet Flower, ManthoD, Sartosta, 9.0.

WILSON WELTER STAKES. 7 fur.Skylight, 9.0; Miss Beauforto. Husker. 8.10; Price, 8.5; Gay Patron. 8.4; Haligan. Impyrean, 8.2; Frizzier. Hindi, Ceres. Michaelmas, Merry Ann. Royal Tar, 8.0. WAVERLEY - WAITOTARA CUP. 11 miles.—Marqueteur, 9.11-Tamo Fox. 9.1; Crucelle, Irapuka. 8.2; Warrawee, Passin* Through, 7.8; Kareao, 7.5; Roman. 7.3; Erio, Ruatara, 7.0; Sunny Jim, 6.12; Complex 6 9

-FLYING HANDICAP, 6 fur.-Pouma. 9.0; Princess Fran. 8.8; Gay Patron. 7.9; Golden Vi, Snatcher, Merry Ann. Euchre! MOUMAHAKI STAKES, 1 mile.-Com-Piil X ; 9 o V La^ y as aan. 8.11; Lochson, Skyi?-*' A 4; rx B , avour y- 7 - :3 : Yolande, 7.11; T& 7 w : iF alls ??- Ti7 : Wapping. Hindi. Hallow, Marthon. 7.5. JACKSON MEMORIAL STAKES, 5 fur.Oochmeal, Pouma.. 9.5; Princess Fran, 8.13: •Hon Halgraa. 8 - 9 '> Husker, 8.8; Livelv Fire, 8.7; Maniana, 8.3; Ao-tea-roa. Second fchoice. Bqunon, San Franette, Miss Star, Snatcher, Miss Miukey, Lady Fat. 8.0. ..MORTON MEMORIAL MAIDEN HANDTLiAi.—Otun, Ao-tea-roa, Ranogue, Michaelmas 9.«; Nukumai, Second Choice. Husbandman, Brnsphs, Gelding, Sunny Vale, 9.0; San Franette, Miss Star, Ceres, 8.11 Merry Ann 8.9; Euchre, Holgina, Snatcher, 8.1; Artois, Lupass, Pirouette, 7.10.

POVERTY BAY MEETINGS. [BT TELEGKAPfi.—PEESS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON. Friday. The following weights have been declared for the Poverty Bay Turf Club's meeting:— JUNCTION HANDICAP, 6 fur.—lrapuka, 9,7; Scotch Mixture, 8.10; Prince Kandal. 8.5: Queens Up. 8.3; Aetifid, 8.0; Golden Light, 7.10; Lord Muskerry, 7.2: Chaplin, 7.0; Lady Gazeley, 6.7. FIRST HURDLES HANDICAP, If miles —Whanoko, 11.10; Demagogue, 11.4; Goldscene, 10.11; Highway, Hyrax, 10.7; Patetonga. 9.7; Cymer, Nowra, 9.2; Fort Junior, Goiden Point, Mayfield, 9.0. ROSELAND HACK HANDICAP, 6 fur — Sunny Spec, 9.0; Pitch, 8.11; Good Sport. 8.7; Chaplin, 8.4; White Hope, 8.2; Miss Rose'.and, 7.8; Sweet Heather. Taringaroa, 7.4; Glenray, Silver Stride, 7.2; Kings Up, Stern Li dy. King's Carnival, Moreau, Mahia. Perky. 7.0 SPRING HANDICAP, li milee.—Heather Sprig, 9.7; Hookah, 8.7; Prince Jewel, Hyrax, 8.4; Orawia, 7.13; Aetifid,-Scotch 1 Mixture, 7.12; Martini, 7.9; Barrier, 7.6; Persian King, 6.11; Westerner, 6.7. WELTER 7 fur.—Scotch Mixture, 9.11; Queens VP» 9 - 6 ! Martini. 9.2; Barrier, 8.12; Golden Light, 9.0; Black Lace, 8.8; Pitch 8.6; Cantabile, Persian King. Lord Muskerry, 8.2: Chaplin. Ahura,. Mayfield, 8.0. FLYING HANDICAP. 6 fur.-Irapuka. 9.6; Prince Jewel, 8.4; Prince Randal. 8.2; Queens Up, 7.13; Barrier, 7.9; Golden Light, Orawia, 7.7; Cantabile, 6.12. OCTOBER HANDICAP. 1 mile.—White Hope, 9.0,- Monte, 8.10; Miss Roseland, Westerner, 8.6; • Sweet Heather, 8.2; Glenray, • Carburetter. Mahia, 8.0; Late Night. 7.11. The following weights have been declared for the Eunt meeting? — HUNT3RS* HURDLES. 11 miles.-Con. 12.9; Nowra, 12.5; Carburetter, Auror», 11.1; Fort Junior. Hauhau. 10."9; Mayfield. Te Awanui. 10.7 HACK HANDICAP. 6 fur.—Swarthmoor. Maiden. Mark Over, 9.0; King's Carnival, Late Night. Mona, King Line, 8.7: Kings Up, 8.6; Stern Lady, Prince Imperial, Cairo, Moreau, Heathente. 8.2. HUNTERS' BRACELET. 1 mile.—Highway, 12.13; Ahura, 11.12; ' Aurore, 11.2; Mayfield. 11.0. LEXTON HANDICAP, li miles.—Hookah. 9.0; 'Hi-rax, 8.11; Orawia, 8.6; Martini. 8.2; Demagogue, 8.0; Barrier, Golden Light, 7.13; Black Lace. 7.11; Pitch, 7.8: Persian King, 7.4; Patetonga, 7.2. HUNT CLUB CUP, 21 miles.—Nicomar 12.13: Nowra, 11.18; Aurore. 10.13; Golden Point, Fort Junior. Te Awanui, Hauhau 10.7

RAPANUI HACK HANDICAP, 7 fur.— Go'.den Light, 9.0; Pitch, 8.10; Highway 8.4; Clrip'.in, Mungakino. 8.3; White Hope' 8.1; Westerner, ,7.7; Taringarda* 7.3; Silver Stride. 7.2; Moreau, Perky,' Prince Imperial, Mania, 7.0. HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP, 1\ miles —Con, 12.5; Ahura, 11.10; Aurorc, Carburetter, 11.0; Mayfield, 10.7. HANDICAP TROT, li miles.—Plyawav Holly Boy Holly Beti. The Infantf Sffij Cole, limit; Miss Marvin, 24yda bhdGladiolus. 48yds; Peter Dean, 60yde- I George, 84yd»; Med way,. 180 yd*

AUSTRALIAN THE CAULFIELD I EURYTHMIC EXTENDS I A. and N.Z. MELBOURNE ijS? ffi The Victoria Amateur Turf Meeting opened at Ciulfield to-c?ar ffi** » bright weather, and there was »w> % H attendance. The race track wag B order. a •Mtafy B There was some delay at the hJis''• " B the Debutante Stakes. King CartUTrif' % B ins 101b penalty, who was made fa' H led from below the distance and W B liantly. He cost 650gns. as * , J* 1 H Lady Reynard took the turn wide HOT* B rode the winner. ' t Enrythmic was the Popular ■ f M «,j, ! ■ • I the Caulfield Stakes. Violoncello Id??'* I straight. Eurythmic. who wa* n^° *i 1 sixth position in the early stas-ilI* * Si contest, was third at the turn. I command inside ths distance, won^eri*^ 11 * I from his stable mate Tanga!^*^' l * ll ' I great cheering. Eurythmic and T*ntii*"4 1 ran first and second in this :a» in Ki°?«« I three years Eurrihmic's winnings!* Z S I now amount to £36.166. The timV 1 is a record for the race, but ft i™,?* 1 quarters of a second outside 1 course record. || In the Coalfield Guineas. Soor»V M always well up and won brilllantl. 5* B time equals the race record. The flii"? 1 * B furlongs took 61is and the last fon?3 H and the last six lm 14 is. loM «ii, B An. outsider, The Tyrant, won the t«~., P Hanaicap in great style. The hmSffl l - 111 Fle-'nste. ran ninth Mermin wae fifth h??!' It early stages, and wound up in eighth vJr'' /I The winner was trained by R. Bradfl.lS** m The following are the details oi tW ffl tests for the leading events:— w * i| DEBUTANTE STAKES of £i m . fw - 1 year-olds; 4 fur. V* B K K > 8- McKinnon's b.c King I by Conedy King—Orvieto. 8.10 '"• . I Northcliffa. 8.0 .. .. * f >|ifl g Threefold, 8.0 .. .. .. [\ ';' J g Nineteen started. K.ng Carnival », . iii threoHHuarters of a length from Northlcs 1 K who beat Threefold b v a length for S B honours. Time, 501s. * Wai « If CAULFIELp STAKES of £1500; '£& 1 weight-for-age; 1 mile and 1 furT* 1 g| E H. I,e s< Bteere 's, ch h Eurythmic 6vn B by Eudorus—Bob Cherry, 94 ' "* if T. Clark'B Tangalcoma, 9.1 .. '.' "J E P. C. Nixon's Harvest King, 9.0 ~' .'* | W Thirteen started. Eurythmic won vJ ■ length, with Tangalooma a neck in fiLi B of Harvest King. Time, lm 53is. ft CAULFIELD GUINEAS of 8000 m.. 4i I three-year-olds; 1 mile. ' W F. G. Spurway's br c Soorak, by Woorak-. W\ So So, 8.5 (J. Pilce) . . . . "<*>***- a Whittier, 8.5 (C. Boyd) .. ,V "M If Prince Tressady, 8.5 (W. Duncan) .. || jll Eleven started. Soorak led for a felon*. El Cliffdale then took command, and the [»«£ IS led up to the distance, where Soorak t)S H charge, and drawing away, won by t2 B lengths and a-half from Whittier, who b»2 § Prince Tressady by c length. Time, lm «£ B WINNERS OF CAULFIELD GTJDTBAI B (Since 1900.) . : 1 TO«. || 1900—Kinglike, by Wallace .„■ I: 1901 —ibex, bv Gossoon .. •• I4U- B 1902-Strata Florida, bv Grafton ... ~. i{3 B 1903—Sweet Nell, by Hnut Brion ~„ iJjV Hp 1304—Demaa, by Pilgrim's Progrese „„' i'id| |i 1905—Lady Wallace, by Wallace „. I<2 | 1906^—Booran, by Grafton .., l4jj |s ,'i9o7- Master Foote, by Sir Foot* .„ lyj i 1908—Parsee, bv Metal 4 •« 14a i 1909— Malt King, by Maltster .„ ... 1910—Danaus, by Bobadil ~, 1431 SI 1911—iWooIerina, by Maltster ... : w . 141J' B 1912-Burrawang, by Simmer ... >, 1 m k& 1913—Andelosia. by Fortunatus ,„ 1 4Sj' B 1914—Blague, by Bohadil ... ~. 14» ffi 1915—Patrobas, by Wallace ... ... 143C*<fg 1916—Ettefred, by George Frederick 1 im W 1917 —Thrice, by The Weikin ... 1 4JJjI M 1918—Eu<-<>bius, by Endorus- ... 1 4j{ H 1919—Artilleryman, by Comedy Hint; 141 IS 1920—Midilli, by Tressady ..; .... IHj K 1921—D:m-etrius, by Cooltrim .„ 1 ffl M by Woorak ... , M lfl- B TOORAK HANDICAP of £1500; 1 mile. H 1 S. Brunton's b h The Tyrant, iyn, hj.. : If Polycrates^—Averse, 7.6 ... ~ '•».l'--'» Momentum, 6.11 .. ••''! : i Gilray,. 9.3 . . .; .. J i Eighteen started. Easingwold led into tte If straight, but Tho Tyrant went to tie froat fe at the 1 half distance, and won by thts* m quarters of a length from. wfe |B was four lengths in front of Guray, Time/ K lm 41 Js. ' ' : . SYDNEY RACING. , A, and N.Z. SYDNEIVOcfcM.iI City Tattersall's Handicap iwcltpd>. I: Oranian. 1; Teremakau. 2; Fair f;-; Time, 2m Sju ■"'. j ' i^'.*V ■ j THE TDRP IN ENGLASD. %"I —■-. . '^i\ MIDDLE ' PARK' PLATE. 1 A. and N.Z. LONDON, Ocfctt | At the Newmarket meeting to-day the fd» g lowing was the reauli of the ;/i S MIDDLE PARK PLATE, 6 for. :ji i Mrs. S. Whilburn'e b 0 Drake, by Bir| | Eager—Lady Burghley . • .•..;'.« Paola, by The Tetrarch—Pamfiet* .. | | Portumn© .. .. .. •• ..••••: p WAIKATO HUNT O I ■■-';- [p WEIGHTS DECLARED. Ii The following weights have been jfcolwd |i bT Mr. F. J.* McManemin for the Waik»» ; R| Hunt Meeting, which takes place at Qioi*, m lands, Hamilton, on the 23rd inet.:— H MEMBERS' MEMORIAL HANDICAR.-a-,« miles.—Boomerday. 9.0; Royal Abbey,.golo.B Kip> Forest Gold, Stork. 8.1S; Perfect Dj* fiM Mangamahoe, 8.0; Marble Slao, InIMM. H 7.6; Canowindra, Fort Regal, 7.4; Machiej. Tireless. Polini, Glencaim, s iiegeM, m Arizona Maid. 7.0. M INSTOW HANDICAP. 6 *p.-G«l*« B Bubble, 9.8; Tama-a-roa, 8.8;. Forest WW. |y 8.7; King Abbey, 8.5; Cool Stimulants, ■&*. m Infan.te, Queen Abbey 7.12; g Whitianga. 7.8; Ben Nevis, 7.7; Sir jm H nett. Euphoria, Fort Regal.. l»2»g*,. M Finelli, 7.6; Bedford. 7.5; Pnisce *«*£. 1 Matinee, Lsch Abbey, Miss June, m Abbey, Glissas. Regent. Vaconatwa. M Tireless, Trapa, 7.0. : Li l 5 BARDOWIE HAND.CAP. « .to--*»» : I One, Sir Burnett, Lady Hill. 9.s:_M»* W 0.2; Gold Bud, 9.0; Pepin. 8,10; RiPPff; fe 8.9: Smoke, 8.8; Awareka, Squlteru*. Wi ■, g Polini, 8.2; Elsk Aroba, 7.8; 1 tion, Navana, Fii» and Drum. Lucy J™*3; B Gidgi. Tiiina. 7.7; ' Bmoks . p°*?£ B Idealogue, Flying Planet, Mo.rnn AbbeT. | Valeta, Thcra. Pretty Man, Winnie AbW § Lucullent. .'Sine Marble, Gipsy Qnee",** ■ rito. Maurea. General Rose. Master«fflW«.-« Mystical Rose. Tinitoa, 7.3; Rambhß *"* .3* John Dix. Bright Day. 7.0. 1 FARMERS' HACK HANDICAP. 6 fctg*„ •jg Ladv Hill. 9.8; Tactful. 9.5; Matinee, 8$; H Quaester. 8.9; Awareka,. Potoa Queen, »•'' H Master O'Rorke, Milesian. 8.3; Wffi B Election. Lord 7.10; Kaimarama. -m H Smoke Concert. Big Gun, JMfTyffi I Eeda, Idealogue. Kilmarney, Flymg | Sprightful, Irene Bruce. wog ■ Queen Albyn, Wairaka, Vaccination, h Man. Sans Gene. Abbey Crest. W"»»J|:- 1 bey, Voxiform. Arch Opal, H ing. Lady Abbey. Demon PenitenJjW. | cullent. War Ribbon, Flying Abbey. «" B Prince. Ngahinepouri. Blanche Abbey, H Rosa. Marquil, Blue Marble. B|lcoW. #*» | ter Rohan. General Eoae. JJnctaPHf, | : Aman's' (Jueen. Puhiraki. 7.6 j «*£&,, I Kid. King Cheops. King .Q u . u VuV»» I Gold Pep, Buttercup, Bright Day. J""* H DU. 7.3. .il WAIKATO HUNT CUP, 5 | Call. 12.5; Tatton Park. Nkc-mM. W«n | 11.7; Pittsworth. Thiganthu. UJ. » Bunny. 10.8; Hokemai, 10.7; , | Abbey, San Forte. Glenotus. .10.2; f»Sg | Silverton, 10.0; Never Despair. 9.11.^ Rosa. 9:10: Westminster. Golden i.i Gladwin. Myall King. 9.8; Kiw ?gSS i 1 Fortlet. Esplanade, Waikawa, Te >*s%*,■■■■. I 9.3; Paul Pry. 9.2; Foxglove. BVydSggfi M Sylvia Scarlet. Advise. Raymond. "Spgfc B gelding, Panchito, Maude Wilson, .f" B B<o 7 1 cellency. Silver 'Lode, Salvor. Seville, w* p HUNTERS' HURDLES. 11 1 boulet. 11.9.; Kafour. 11.2: | Daddy's Girl,. 10.12; Nowra. ™:™'Jri&ii ■ 10.8; Hokemai. 10.5; Master ' i Mia Bella. 10.3,-, Westminster. g Abbey. 9.13: Never Despair, Irish 6? H Foxglove. Wharepoa, 9.8; I Big Gun. 9.4: King Peliicuto, >*&gsP% 1 9.5; Glenfoil. Pink I ady, Astray, | BoU, Te Rotae. Raymond. GPl<l H a, I. Fortlet, Gerstina, ?°H er w^ sa r ' d rr u lie?F•»• 1 Wilso-. Pukeo-a. .Miss Hester W | cer. Reretoa, SeviUe. Sa Eeda. 9.0. ■ , ->M MAIDEN HUNTERS' | 2* mil>e.—Starland. 11.13. Sister. a " 10 j, H 10.3: Extract. 10.6: Never I Golden Abbey, Myall «"*■ Gtodw.w. g Kapara. Fortlet. King Pellicule 9. 1 wa . Paul Pry. 9.8: Esplanade,9.3. Pi' , | ver Lode. Glen Tui. Master .Bruce, »P g gelding. Merry Dan. Sylvia Sea B Lady, Wilson. Capta.. ««" B Panchito, Rafferty, Tulle. Miss KafflO. | vise. Salvor, 9.0. i LADIES' BRACELET lira^'fiT 1 lUJft | 12.12; Daddy's Girl. 12-8; Mia , | Esplanade. Hypothesiß. M Peretoa. U.P;, Kin ? Wlwuto. W»g™E g Paul Pry. Tulle, j^* l " B^ ce 'wit **» I 11.0; Regardless. The, furragh. ...- .g Bolt. Irish Jig. Fortlet. . | Quin. Uacle Sam. 9.0. « ■* ' ffl Acceptances for all events to *»,,"£',* ;i bbe Waikato Hunt Club's. meeting «»». . « Wednesday next at 5 p.m. < ....;-. ..;g

CLOSING DAY NOVEMBER » That's the closing date of <;h» 7eW<A &** free gift competition. There's istill »f?Lj - win one of the 43 valuable prize*. ■ ,;, as many wrappers aa you can w.d p<»"JrS*" with name and address, to Box 2ft. £\. "■•:'• cnurch. before Norembei 30. -".»•*«* ".. sterilised eoap.