RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18642, 25 February 1924, Page 5

RACING.

THE THAMES MEETING. SUCCESSFUL OPENING. .LANDSLIDE WINS THE CUP. The Thames Jockey Club's annual meeting "was opened at Parawai on Saturday in fine -weather and before a large attendance. The track was in excellent order and the racing was good. The management was highly satisfactory and the programme was got off smoothly.. The Goldfields Cup resulted in a decisive victory for the favourite, Landslide, who was always well placed and took charge about three furlongs from home. After the contest for the Thames Hurdle Eace an inquiry was held into the running of Hyginas, and after a lengthy hearing the Judicial Committee decided that in their opinion the manner in which Tricklebank rode Hyginas was unsatisfactory, more especially at the finish of the race. They therefore decided to impose a fine of £5 on Tricklebank for not vigorously riding his mount out as provided by Rule 10 part xxv of the Rules of Racing. Mr. A. H. Wilson was the stipendiary steward in attendance. The totalisator investments during the day amounted to £21,074 10s, compared with £16,797 last year, which represents an increase of £4277 10s on last year's figures. Details of the Racing. ! THAMES HANDICAP HURDLES. ! Of £130; second £20, ihird„ £10. 1J miles. LANDBIRD. J. H. Jefierd's br g 6yrs, by Finland—Landrail, 9.4 (C. Mason) .. i LUCtJLLENT. R. F. Werner's br g. eyre, 9.0 (N. Howe) 2 MAUD WILSON, T. Wilson's .oh m, o 6yrs, 10.10 (E. Stanway) . . . - 3 Also Started:— Hyginas (Tricklebank), 10.12; Rosullus (L. Scott). 10.4; MinuwhanKata (R. Hall). 9.13; Mentmore (J. Roach), 9.0, car. 9.4; Salvor (W. Rowe), 9.0. Maud Wilson was made a-'slightly better favourite than Rosullus. while Landbird was nest best supported. ... Landbird was quickest to the first fence and led past the stand, followed by Maud Wilson, Rosullus and Mimiwhangata. Maud Wilson went to the front going along the back. and showed the way past the stand the second. Rosullus, being almost on terms with her. Landbird being several lengths behind in third position, with Salvor and Hyginas next and the others a long way back. Landbird took charge go ma along the back and drawinsr away crossing the top turned for home well clear of Maud Wilson, Lucullent and Hyginas Landbird was not seriously troubled in the run home and won easily by three lengths from Xiucullent. who defeated Maud Wilson by half a length. Hyginas. who should improve, was fourth, followed by Rosullus and Salvor. Mentmore was pulled up. Time, 3m 28 l-ss.

TRIAL HANDICAP. Of £120; second £20. third £10. 6 fur. "WaIPOTO. J. McNicol'a b m. 6yrs .by Potoa—Waturwood. 7.13. car. 7.13J (R. McTavish) . . « * DOUGLAS LATOTJR. W. Gail's be, syrs, 8.9 (A. McFlmn) .... .. 2 KUHIO, J. A. Taylor's blk c. 3yrs. 7.2 car. 6.11} (J. Mephan) ... . . 3 Also Started :—Multini (J. O'Shea), 9.0; Quaestor (R. Hall). B.S; Praiseworthy (A. Tinker). 7.10; Luculia (E.- Keesing). 7.2. car. 7.5; Sculptor (Trcmain), 7.2. car. 6.11; Lilac Domino (Camrcick). 7.2; Comet King (Downing). 7.2. car. 7.6; Fiery Lad (Jones), 7.2, car. 6.11: King Smock (H. Dulieu). 7.2. car. 7.3; Ring Potoa (Tuohey), 7.2. car. 6.11}; Genetra (Stennill). 7.2; Santoa (L. Manson), 7.2,. car. 7.8; Nama (McGregor). 7.2, cor. 7.7; Waltuer (Hogg). 7.2. car. 7.8}; Allegiance (McGovern), 7.2. car. 7.7.

Multini was favourite, the next in demand being Kuhio, Praiseworthy and Douglas Latour. . Kuhio was quickeat to begin, followed by Multini and Fiery Lad. Kuhio led along the back, with Fiery Lad. Waipoto.. Praiseworthy and Douglas .Latour. Waipoto ran to the front crossing the top and waa closely attended by Kuhio. Fiery Lad. Douglas Latour and Praiseworthy. Waiuoto was first round the bend from Kuhio, Douglas Latour and Praiseworthy. Waipoto easily held her own in the run to the post and scored by two lewrths from Douglas Latour, who defeated Kuhio by half a length. Praiseworthy was fourth, followed by Fiery Lad and Quaestor. Tunc, im lfis BOROUGH HANDICAP, Of £150; second £30, third £15. 5. fur.

LADY liOIS. A. B- Bearsley's blk m, fyrs, by Lucullan— 7.5 (E. Tuohey) .. . • * LOCH ABBEY. W. T. Taylor's be, aged, 6.7 (W. Jonos) .... .. 2 JAFFNA, B. Morey's br m, 6yrs, 6.7 carried 6.9 (Tremain) . . » . 8 Also Started:—Some Fashion (Keesing), 8.8; Jolly Gay (McFlirm), 8.5: Hyttus (McTavish), 8.0; York i,bbey (G. Holland); Shebang (L, Manson). 7.7. car. 7.8: King Lupin (Stonnill), 7.1; Golden .Dream (Byors). 7.1, car. 7.0. v Lady Lois was favourite the next in demand being York Abbey, Jolly Gay and Shebang. ' From a good start Some Fashion was. first to move followed by King Lupin and Lady Loie. Lady Lois Boon took odarge and had Ring Lupin, Some Fashion, Jaffna and Golden JJream as her nearest attend ants. Lady Lois led into the straight Jrom Jaffna. Loch Abbey. Golden Dream and Ring Lupin. In the run to the post lx>cli Abbey and Jaffna made efforts hut I Irfidy Lois held her advantage and scored by a length and a half from .Loch Abbey, who beat Jaffna by a neck. Shebang was fourth and then came York Abbey, Some Fashion and Golden Dream. Time lm 2 l-ss. GOLDFTELDS CUP, , .., Of £500; second £100, third £50. li miles. LANDSLIDE. Ernest Alison's br «r, fiyrs by Kenilwortb— Elegance. 7.7 -(H. ■ Dulieu) ••'. •• '•*''' •*'•.♦ * GLENIDLE, J. Hank's b g. aged, 6.7 (M. Young) .. .... - • .• . 3 INFANTE. R. v J. Graham's b g, aged, 7.4 (W. Jones) . . .% • • • • 3 Also StartedTinbhoro (Holland), 8.8 Tinokaha (Goldfinch). 8.6: Gold Bud (Keesing). 7.12: Uncle Ned (McTavish). 7.11, car. 7.13; Gold Plane (MoGoyern). 7.7: Archie (Stonnill), 7.4: Active (McGonnagle), 7.4; Sycorax (L. Manson). 7.1, car. 7.7; Elsie Aroha (Tremain). 6.7, car. 6.8*. landslide was favounitet fcood support also being accorded Infante. Tinohoro and Gold Bud. '■ ~, .•■ . „, ~, ,c__i From » splendid start Glenidle was first to show out and led past the stand several lengths clear of Sycorax. behind whom Landslide, Active and Infante were in a bunch next and Tinokaha heading the others, who wer» strung out. Glenidle was six lengths clear of hie nearest attendant Landslide as the back ; stretch was entered en. Sycorax being in third place succeeded at intervals by Infante and. Tinohoro. Landslide headed Glenidle crossing the top and led into the straight from Glenidle, Infante, Tinohoro .and Gold Bud. .Landslide was not seriously challenged m • tne run home and won by three lengths from Glenidle. Infante was a head away third, "head in front of the. fast-finishing Elsie Aroha. The next to finish were Tinohoro, Gold Plane and Gold Bud. Time 2m Bs. PTTRIRI HACK HANDICAP. . .:,/'; Of £130. second £20. third £10: 6 fur. .j PETER MAXWELL, L. J. .Hyde's b g. tm.br Marble Arch-Jina. 8.3 <R. _ i McTaviah) .">.- ,-.-.-• •• •• •• *■ MISS JUNE, F. Marshall', fch m. 4yrs, 6.9 (Tremain) ~ •• .... •. a CONNEMARA. H. L Spinks* ch m, 6yrs.,. 7.8 (Tuohey) . i. .... ..a Also Started.— King Cheops (Thomson), 0.2: Daylight (Holland). 8.11: Lady Hill (L. Manson). 8.0: Farndon (Goldfinch), 8.0; Master Rohan (J. O'Shea). 7.8. car. 8.6; Potoanui (Young). 7.8. car. 7.3; Peter Rosa (Keesing). 7.2, car, 7.4: Menance (A. Tinker), 6.12, car. 7.11: Lady Arch (McGonnagle), 6.12, car. 6.9; Bright Gift (Jones),. 6.9; Vfclita (H. Dulieu). 6.7, car. 7.2. Daylight was a good favourite, with Potoanui, "Miss June, and King Cheops the next beat supported. , ■■ ... . '-\ ■-., Peter Maxwell was first to move, followed by Bright Gift, and Miss June. The lastnamed soon ran to the front, and showed the way along the back, closely attended by Daylight and King Cheops, with Farndon And Peter Maxwell next. ; Miss June 1 led across the top. where Daylight. Potoanui, Connemara, and Peter Maxwell were her nearest attendants. .--j Peter Maxwell moved up at the turn, and was first into the straight, from Daylight. Miss June, and j Connemara. Miss June came through on the inside in the straight, * but, in a good 1 finish, Peter Maxwell defeated her by half a length. Connemara was » length away, , third. Daylight- was fourth, and then came I Potoanui. Peter Rosa, and 'Lady Hill. Time. jlm 15 a**.. , . ;■-;,;;■'

FLYING HANDICAP. Of £200. second £40. third £20: 6 fur.;v HIMPO. J. Irwin's b jr. Bm, by Hy- ? jnettua— 8.4, car. 7.13 (W. Jones) 1 MALATOTJR, M. Well's b », 6yrs, 7,0 . (E. Tuohey) ..' '.. .... 2 REGENT.B. B. Leas' b g, aged, 8.6 , ? :. (A. MoFlinn) . .... ;... ..8 Also Started.—Tama-a-roa (Goldfinch), 7.10 Piaidavies (Mephan)i 6.7. Himpo was favourite, the next best backed being Regent, and Malatour, t '« , ,- v^ They left to a perfect despatch, and had covered nearly a furlong before Regent showed out in front. Regent: led along, the back, closely followed by Hunpo. this pair being well clear of. Tama-a-roa and Malatour. Hirapo headed Regent nearouc the torn, ffJidMalatour closed up, Himpo drew •way la the atzsaghs, and wffia decisive!* by

a length and a-half from MalatouT, who defeated Regent by a neck. Tama-aroa fourth, with. Pendavies a bad last. Time, lnt 14 2-ss. :, ;/. ;, .;-<;, THAMES VALLEY STEEPLECHASE. Of £200, second £40. third £20. About 22 miles. . _ • * GAY BOY, G. H. Pearson's b aged, ; by Gazeley— Remo mare. 10.6, (K. Thomson) , ;:.;: "..: . ". .-- [■■■** '■'''■•:..'» 1 GRAND CANYON, W. V. Price's b,:gy ■'" aged, 9.6. car. 9.6J (J. Preston) .. '. .3 VOCIFERATE. C. F. v Connolly'a br g,aged, 10.C (E. Rae) ...... .8 Also Started.— (Stanway), 10.6; Rafferty (H. Tinker), 9.12; Tom Moore (Barrow), 9.6; Raymond (N. Rowe), 9.6; Finlay (Burgess), 9.0. car. 9.1: Camo (Henderson), 9.0; Big Ben (A. Walls), 9.0, car, 9.5; Mapiu (Tricklebank), 9.0. car. 9.1. ■-..:., Rafferty was favourite with" good support also for Grand Canyon, Waikawa and Big Ben. Finlay was quickest to the first fence at which Mapiu and Tom Moore Tan off. ; Tom Moore was taken back but ran off again at the double. At. the double the first. time Gay Boy led from Waikawa and Finlay. Gay Boy was still in charge at the double ie second time, his closest followers being Grand Canyon and Waikawa. Gay Boy and Grand Canyon were together at the double the- third time with Waikawa third and the others well back. Gay Boy and Grand Canyon were still together going along the back and were well clear of the next horse Vociferate. Grand Canyon made a faulty iump at the fence along the back and Gay Boy drew out. Gay Boy led over the last fence and won easily by two lengths from Grand Canvon, who defeated Vociferate by -ee lengths. Camo was a poor fourth, and Raymond fifth. Rafferty fell at the double the third time and Big Ben was pulled up during the lust lap. General Abbey also pulled up. "Tim©., *** »» " 58 - Big Ben broke down in both front legs. HAURAKI PLAINS HANDICAP. Of £175, second £35, third £15. 7 fur. , JOLLY GAY, J. D. Kemp's b' m. Byrs. by Prince Mernwee—Johe Fillie. 7.10 (H. Goldfinch) .... . .*>; * ARIZONA MAID. WhittenV. Jones' blk < m, 6yrs, 6.7 (W. Jones) » . . • 3 ESTHONIA. P. W. Scally's br g, aged, 7.11 (Downing) .... .. ... 8 Also Started.— Abbey (Thomson). 8.5; Gold Kip (Keesing), 1; Sentinella (Cammick), 7.2; Stammer (Monkley). 6.11; Dancing Doll (H. Dulieu). 6.7, car. 7.2. ' Esthonia was favourite, with. Royal Abbey, Jolly Gay and Gold Kip the next best supported. Jolly Gay, Gold Kip and Sentinella were first to move. Jolly Gay led out ci the straight, and going along the.back was out nearly six lengths from her neatest attendants, Sentinella and. Arizona Maid. Stammer and Esthonia being no". Jolly Gay led across th<; top and into the straight clear of Arizona Maid. Esthonia and. Stammer. Arizona Maid challenged in the straight but failed to reach Jolly Gay by a length and a-half. Esthonia was half a length away third followed by Royal Abbey, Stammer and Gold Kip. Time, lm 27 3-ss. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. The following acceptances have been received for events to be run on the second day of the Thames Jockey Club's meeting:— TOTARA HURDLES: 11 rnilea.-Hyginas. 11.0; Maud Wilson. 10.12; Landbird. 10.7; Bosullus, 10.4; Hyttus. 10.2; General Rose, 9.12; Lucullent, 9.6; Camo. Salvor. 9.0. PARAWAI HANDICAP: 6 Douglas Latour. 9.2; Penitentiary, 8.3; Praiseworthy. 7.11; Trill, Kn'hio. 7.8; Muri Aroha. Harvest Day, Disappointment. Elva Rose, Santo, Mihiape, Drolatique. 7.2; . Fiery Lad. 7.1: Waltzer. Nama, Dan Qum. King Smock, Genetra. 6.13. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP; 6 fur. — Tinokaha, 8.10; Jolly Gay, 8.9; Lady Lois, 8.3; Hyttus. 7.13; York* Abbey, Malatour. 7.10; Peter Maxwell, 7.5; Shebang, 7.4; Loch Abbey, Golden Dream, 6.10; Jaffna, 6.8; Quaestor, 6.7. THAMES PLATE HANDICAP: 1 mile.— Himpo, 9.0; Tinokaha, Regent 8.5; Royal Abbey. Miss Egypt. 8.2; Gold Bud, Infante, 7.10; Unci© Ned, 7.8; Gold Plane, 7.6; Sycorax, 7.1; Bitholia, 6.13; Elsie Aro.ha, Sentinella, 6.12; Arizona Maid, 6.9; Peloanui, 6.7. V KAUAERANGA HACK HANDICAP: 7 fur.—King Cheops, 9.0; Glenidle, Peter Maxwell, 8.1 i; Lady ■ Hill. 7.13; Dancing Doll. Multini, 7.12; Master Rohan, 7.8; Waipoto. Lord Loppy, 7.7; Miss June. 7.4; Dorinda. 7.3; Connc:mara. Peter Rosa. 7.2; Bright Gift, ivuhio. Luculla. 6.7. COUNTY HANDICAP; 7 Regent, 8.13; Jolly Gay, 8.11; Miss Egypt, 8.10; Some Fashion. 8.9; Kytlus, 7.13; Stammer. 7.4; Loch Abbey. 6.12; Opaloid. 6.7. THAMES HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE; 3 —Gay Boy, 11.5: Vociferate, 10.10; Waikowa, 10.4. Active, 10.0; Rafferty. 9.11; Tom Moore, Raymond, 9.5; Matiu, 9.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP: 1 mile. — Esthonia, 9.11; Gold Kip, 9 10; Archie, 9.2; Sycorax. 9.0; Hyttus. 8.13: Bitholia, 8.12; Mimiwhangata, 8.7; Shebang, 8.6; Lady .Arch, 8.0. ■■,;■'.

AUSTRALIAN BACENG. CAULFIELD FUTURIIV STAKES WON BY (THE HAWK, A. and N.Z. MELBOURNE. Feb. 28. The Victoria Amateur Turf Club'e meeting was concluded to-day. The following is the result of the leading events:— "v. THE CAULFIELD FUTURITY STAKES, Of £3500. Weigh t-for-age, with penalties and allowances; 7 fur, ; ' THE HAWK. J. M. Cameron's bg, syxs, .; by Sparrowhawk, 9.5., inc. 71b penalty '.-. .. ...... 1 SONORA, N. FaHriner's ch m. 9.8, inc. 101b penalty ../..... .. ~2 EASINGWOLD. W. Mark's oh h, Eyrs, V 9.13, inc. 381b penalty .. .. .-;;.'■ 8 Eleven started. As the field reached the distance The Hawk dashed into the lead, and the New Zealand gelding, drawing away, wan easily by v three lengths from Sonora, a similar distance separating Sonera from Easingwold, Time, lm 27J5.. WINKERS OF THE CAULFIELD FDTUKiTT STAKES. '■•"■'.: '~-n ■■• "■■Time.- ■ •■" -v. m. o. 1898—Reiolute, by Trenton, 8.1 ... ■" ... 30*. Bobadil, by Bill of Portland, 8.12 1 51 1900—Palraer, by Pilgrim'• Progress, 6.12 1 29* 1901-Aurous, by Wallace, 6.13 ...... 129 1902—Sir Foote, by Sir Hugo, 6.10 .... 1 284 Sir„Leonord, by Impetus, 8.0 ... 1 29$ ' 1904—Playaway, by Carbine, 6.7 ... ...„129i . 1905—Gladsome, by Seaton Del aval {1.7... 1 29± i 1905— Gladsome, by Seaton Delaval, 9.13 1 28} 1907—Cterrobor+% by Harmonist, 9,1. , ...,.12Rj.? 1908—Antonio, by Prisoner, 9.8 ... ... i 129 : ! 1909-Soultline, by Soult, 9.8 , ... , ... 1 M ' : Comedy King, by Persimmon, 6.12 1 27! 1911—BUirgour, by Wallace, 8.5 : ... 1 37$ - 1912—Popinjay, by Maltster ... ... 1 281 v 1913—Eudorus, by Forfarshire, 8.12 ... 1 274 ; Brattle, by Maltster, 8.2 ... 128 1915—Flash of Steel, by Orby, 6.10... 127 i 1916 Maharajah, by Positano, 7.7 ... 1 27J 1917—Balaranj?, by Challenger. 9 5 ..<. 1 27* 1918—Wedge, by The Welkin. 9.0 ... 127 Lucknow. by Minora, 7.7 '";■ ... 127* : 1920—Gold Tie. by Maltster. 9.1 ... 1 27* 1922—Eurythrmo, by Eudorus, 10.7 ; 1.284 1922— Salatis, by Shepherd King ... 127 • 1924—The Hawk, by Martian. 9.5 ... 1.27| [In 1921, the race was abandoned owing to a labour strike.] ; ■:'■'-'■■■■: ■ •'■■».■'.■■' v-"': ALMA STAKES. "-. Of £1000, For twoyearlolds; fi fat. HEROIC. J. R. Corteen'a b e. by Valais —Chersonese ..-;/.. .. .. . . 1 MERCIAN KING .* **•+•*. ..a VAGRANT , ":■ .. >,* k< , *. ,„ 5 Twenty-two started. Heroic finished strongly, and won by a neck. Time, lm 15 2-sseo. .•-..;- ■£•-■..

, THE HAWK'S BRILLIANCY* A. and N.Z. ; SYDNEY, Feb. 24. In referring to the victory registered by The Hawk in , ;: the Futurityi Stakes, - the Sunday Times says:—The win of the New Zealand gelding was one of the easiest in the history or the Caulfield race. . After , entering the straight he came with a brilliant flash, and he hod his race won at the distance. The Hawk .finished full of runuaring, ' and his merit as a galloper of the highest calibre is beyond question. THE HAWK AND HIS RECORD. «; ' BY PHAETON. . "- The ■•■ Hawk . '■ was bred by Mr. J^- ; F. Buchanan, at the Kinloch- Stud, and he figured among the yearlings sent up to auction at Canterbury in the spring of Isl9 M when he was bought cheaply at 160gs by Mr. T. S. Boulston. who was acting for the trustees of the W. Douglas Estate._ The ' Hawk proved a ? great -bargain;' and:? ho • won in stakes for the Douglas Estate £7210. Certain circumstances s operating, the trustees of \ the - Douglas Estate decided to abandon the racing of horses, and last autumn The Hawk was sold to Mr. J. M. : : Cameron for £700. : In' the i space; of a few days the Hawk won, > £750 under the colours of bis new owner,; and since he has - been • raaing in-Australia he has won stakes of the value of £3900 for Mr. r.- Cameron, - A few weeks back it was stated that an offer of £5000 had been made for The„ Hawk, and that clearly pointed, to •someone -viewing the future in a bright aspect for the New i Zealand ; Gelding. The Hawk's ; next engagement is in the Essendon Stakes (1} sales), which event cornea up for decision at Fleraingtan, on Saturday next., STEEPLEOHABB ACCIDENT. : [ A. ; and N.Z. - ' MELBOURNE. Feb. 21. During 'f the Running :n of s: the Stanley 1 Steeplechase at < Caulfield ; >■. J to-day i Knniolio ' and Shadow Dancer fell, and were killed. Fortunately, their respective-riders escaped i uninjured. Kunjolio won the- VJt.C, Grand •; National Steeplechase last yeas; and be was regarded a* a icaluabte horoa,

THE WANOAKTH MEETING.. ;• 1 ■ • . GLOAMING WINS THE STAKES, A NARROW VICTORY.' [BIT XKLSCBAPH.~inaBSS ASSOCIATION.] WANGANTJL Saturday./ The Wanganui Jockey Club»sf Astnma i Meeting was concluded ■ to-day in ' fine gather, and there was a large attendance J D.V totalisator investments amounted ,to £& «?' , wh ?£ ** v * F»nd total of £71 ; 567 for the meeting, which represents ■'■■/' an increase of £4848 on last year's figures The following were the res ilia:— ■;■ OKOIA HACK HANDICAP. > v Of £150; 1 mile and a distanoe. • PARA, 9.0 (M. McCarten) .. „. ..1 OPA. 7.0 ..»*»„".. 8... REGARD, 7.0 .. .;.'' .. ** 3 Also started.—Vindictive. 9.4: Euchre, 8.5; Clandhu, 7.2; Wheel, Camp Bird, Fillette, Panache. 7.0. Para, won by a length, a neck between second and third. Time, lm 51 2-ss. AUTUMN HANDICAP. / ■„ Of £275; 1 mile and' 110 yds. KINSEM, 8.11 (M. McCarten) ■ .< .. i IRAPUKA. 7.12 ... .„ .... 8 : BUMPTIOUS, 7.7 .. .. ..3 Also started.— 8.5; Listowel. 8.3; Snatcher. 7.12; Alaric, 7.8; Happy Days, 7.5; Mangawhero. 7.1; Ora's Delight. Black Cruiser, 6.7. Kinsem won by a length and a-half, a length between second and third. Time, lm 48 3-ss. '. n . -„« JACKSON STAKES. Of £500. For two-yef.r-olds and upwards; weight for age; 6 fur. GLOAMING. G. D t Greenwood's b g, aged, by The Welkin—Light. '9.0 (G. Young) ... ~ .-.-; i GLISNTRUIN. A. Chisholm's ch'm, 6yrs. 8.11 .. .. .. ..; ;.. 3 , TAMATETE. W. M. Duncan's b g. Era. 9.0 ■ . ... ■~... .. ..■>, ....- :,,l; a i Only three started. Tamatete led in the early stages. Entering the straight. Gloaming and Glentruin went to the front, and alter a great finish. Gloaming won by a head. Glentruin was two lengths in front of Tamatete. Time, lm 13 3-5.8. * WINNERS OF JACKSON STAKES. (Since 1914.) .'.Time../ '' ■ m. s. : 1914— G. D. Greenwood's Emperador, 8.11 ...V 1 14 « 1915 G. D. Greenwood's Empera- • dor. 8.11 .. .. ■■■.. ..114 2-5 1916— H. Dowry's Tete-a-Tete 8.11 .. vi . ~. ,'i 113 3-5 1917— G. D. Greenwood's Birceter, 9.0 .. ...... .. 1 13 3-5 1918— G. D. Greenwood's Biplane, ■ 8.7 ■ . . . ... .. .. ..■■■•■:. 131-5 1919— G. D. Greenwood's Gloaming, '■•*'-'-•: 8.4 .. .-. .. .. .. 1 13 1-5 1920 W. R. Kemball'a Hymestra, 9.0 .. . . .... .. 1 16 1921 G. D. Greenwood's Gloaming, 9.0 . . . . . . .-.:- .. 112 2-5 1922— D. Greenwood's Gloaming, 9.0 ■'. . , .. ' . . 1 114-S 1923— W. ' Duncan's Tamatete, 9.0 1 17 —G. D. Greenwood's Gloaming.' ' 9.0 .. .. .. .. ~■> 1133-5 FORDELL HURDLE RACE. ''"'; ■ Of £200; If mile!. , .;' MILITAIRE, 10.11 (J. R. Raan) .. * >, 1 SLING CAMP, 8.3 .... .. ~2 ALL MELODY, 9.10 .* »* ..3 Also Malingerer, 10.4; Bonny Kill, 9.13; Killard. 8.0. - i Militaire won by two lengths, eightlengths between second and third. «- Time, 3rq( 15. 3-ss. ■ . ;-' ■■- .-., - ' -. , ' HARRISON TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP. Of £200; 6 fur. GAILLARD. 9.11 (McCarten) ~ ». 1 BON MARCH, 6.7 .« ..■•»••»«*.■ MERRY JEST, 6.11 -. ".» ; .> 3 Also started.—Dangle, 8.5; Siaoei. 8.4; Roburitej 7.13; Lake Uru. 7.10; Solferange,. 7.10; Shining Armour. 7.8;. Peut-Etre, Sole Mio, 7.0. .;....' - . r.,,' . > : ,i :;--.■■ Gaillard won by a length, three-quarters . of a length between second and third. Time, lni 2 2-5«. ■ -•■:*}:>■• v^--EARLB STAKES. .:<■■•' Of £450; If mile:;. - , MURAaHI, 9.1 (H. Gray) . . ..„ •*, 1' STORK, 7.3 '.. ~ -~ *, ••'■«» 2 TRESPASS, 6.13 ;' .*.**. 3 . .".-.. Also started.—Sunart, 8.7; Marqu<rtenr, ,; B.6;'Scion,- 8.2; Dame Straitlace, Demand, Zfiro Hour, Empyrean. 6.7. t . ' , / Muraahi won .by a ; neck.. half a l«»gth between second and third. Tim*, lira, 35 4-6s.v-.' MATARAWA' HACK HANDICAP.:; \: : , V ■ Of £150; 5 fur. v , - TE. EAWA, 8.13,(H, Gray) : ':'■;/'•;. : -.1 : : LOYAL MATD. 7.12 , .. ~ i Vi"» • ORCHID, 8.8 t .'- ■• •»•"" *- 8 : Also etarted.—Attractivei_ 8.7; ZawgoKa, , StroJigholt, 8.4; Bright Eyes. .703;, Hall - Mark. Loyal Maid, -7.13; Miss Mickey,, , ;- Panim 7.6; Inahman, Puwhero, Gidgi, Fran, 7.0. ■/ ".r»i -"•, ■.:;■: Te Kawa won by a head, If lengths be- , . tween second and third. Time, lm 16 l-ss. F4REWEM*' HANDICAP. -N . '■1 Of £125; 6 fur. ' -J HIPO, 7.5 (W. Tippetts) .. ,\ » » ■•;!-"""' MTREUSONTA, 8.13 .. -^' ; 3 r .; ; ■;" TUKIA, 6.12 , » , t ~ VV **•«" 1. Also started..— 9.8; Civility. 7.13; "• Santonio. 7.7: Birkia, 6.12; Veil, 6.10.';* t , :V Hipo won by half a. length, b length be- : < tween second i«id. third.; Time, lm 11 2-ss.

THE JACKSON STAKES. -;■;->;■: ;' ; -'■'.'.:/' ■ :/•--'■•■- ■:"-. •■.-•*•. "•; l:*'?^% : -*'"i '-'■"/'■■■ [BY XKUEOItAPH.—OWK CO»BESPOm>XHT.] . ■*■■■.■' WANGANUI, Saturday; Though thtt field for the Jackson Stakes ; was : reduced to ft; trio, numbers -did. not '*#- :'■■ count with the contestants including, three ;•> such brilliant tiprinters as Gloaming, Glentruin, and ■ Ta.iia.tete. " The contestants were ':■', all in splendid i condition. The* admirers of Gloaming wens in such strong force that he ;; ; always stood out as, a warm favourite. The ,!v. race was worth going a lone .-joameyJsto" ;. witness Tamatete cracked on ;- the i pace, v but as they turned into the straight Glen* ?;v: train i aid Gloaming-' got level,. ■• and ■%they ' ■;.' \ were almost ;in lure when' heads were fairly J;: . \bxji a" line sfor j home. .-•■: Tamatete ' was beaten ■' -■;; >■',-■■ at the half •distance, and Gloaming and Gleni train, fighting out . a groat finish. Gloaming; - ' I gotb the best of fee English-bred mare, ana - . won by, a"-.lrWbd*^ amid a; scene :of .intense■: excitement. ; There was :a , warm y cheer i ? or - -.■;■ Gloaming and his "rider, -George Young, ; ,: when they came back to the: enclosure. v V.The •:; stewards held an inquiry after the I. race into an alleged happening in the initial > furlong of the contest. M. ;, McCartea, ■;.;; the • rider of Tamatete, was held to have crossed .; Gloaming before his horse was the neces- v sary two lengths in front, and the stewards . inflicted a fine of; £10 for the lapse. mSON JOCKEY CLTO V THE ACCEPTANCES. • L. [si TFX3roBAPH.—PBBSS ASSOOA.TIOIS. ] - , -: .\ KELSON.' Saturday. \ v The following are the acceptances for - th«first day of the Nelson Jockey Clnb'e annual" meeting which .takes t place on Thursday •-- - next: * , ■' '"-•-_-■./ , NELSON CUP, 11 Tnilea.—Wharfdale, Happy Bays. Cheer Up. 8.2; Pan%r,vs,ljf r Zero Hour. 7.11: y Auckland. 7.7; G-iuement, 7.1: Stream. 6.12; Bayana. 6.9. .;..;, ,;:j V j TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP. ' 6 for. '■ —Bene Marie, 8.11; Radiao, 8,9; Batte ;-. Nous. 8.8: Blackhead, Martinique, 8.0; Miss : : Minnie, 7.5 v The Boulter. 7.4; Bonlita, 7.3; :., Red Courier. 7.2; .■:•> Livland, '•.: Beta, v 8i11y ,.;';.: Gluten, 6.12. f . , , • HOPE HACK 'WELTER, 7 fur.—Afl Gold, 9.11; Stream, 9.8; Bayanai 9.6: Parorangi, 9.5; Badiac. 9.1; First Aid, 8.13; Bonecto. . 8.0; Bedsome, 8.0. > GLEN MEMORIAL HANDICAP. ? fur.— Cheer Up, 9.3; Island,. 8.9; Gluement. 8.4; • - .' All Gold, 8.8,-.;Kuia, Matareka, 8.1; Jackaroo, 8.0; Kiktni, All Ready. 7.18: Parorangi, ",-:. : ". Waetea. 7.11. ■^:^'?^^^;;; STEWARDS' HANDICAP, 6 fur.—Cheer' : -- : v Up, 8.13; Backsheesh, 8.3; Island. 8.5; Laughing Stock, Jackaroo, 7.12; Matareka; 7.11: Kiiini. 7.10; Weary Willie, 6.10. : ; SALE „OF YEARLINGS.- '\ At the sale of vthe Koatanui yearlings ;, held at W*nganuj on Friday last, the colt by AbsurjlMoira Machree and the filly by i '--;, Limond— ;-Ifllyrood gave rise to moat bidding, ; and according to the account of the, side Vryr. published both were bought by an Auckland V, . buyer, thft firstnamed ,at SSOgs.,. and the .. fetter At *X)gs. ■ 1111 " | "—IV ■ '