TROTTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18838, 13 October 1924, Page 10

TROTTING.

. SEASON OPENS AT EPSOM, MANY INTERESTING CONTESTS

THE SPRING HANDICAP.

DEAN DILLON WINS CLEVERLY.

The Auckland Trotting Club opened the stoson at Alexandra Park On Saturday. With the barometer still low, and frequnnt showers falling, it was recognised from an early hour that the inaugural sport of the season would have to be held in nnpropitious weather. Toward ten o'clock there was a particularly heavy downpour, but tho A.T.C. Committee never wavered on the question of opening the meeting as arranged, and as mat-t-era turned out the decision was a wise one. Racegoers came out in strong force, s*id the number present at the chief point of the day was estimated as well on to 20,000. The management, of the meeting left nothing to be desired; and the secretary, Mr. C. F. Mark, as usual, controlled affairs with his wont«d ability. The stipendiary stewards, Mr. H. T. Davey (chief) and Mr. A. G. Mabee, were both pr?:ent; but nothing cropped up calling for their intervention.

As a result of the rain the course was heavy, but the grass track saved the situation, and once again the A.T.C. had reason to rejoice in the decision come to in regard to the change from dirt to grass. With strong fields the order of the day the contests were always invested with much interest; and, despite the nnpropitious weather, the inaugural meeting of the season at Epsom was fittingly celebrated ; and the popularity of Alexandra Park was once again very strikingly demonstrated.

The totalisator investments during the day amounted to £49,382. Compared with last year's figures (£49,611 10s) this represents a decrease of £229 10s.

First Favouritd Beaten.

The opening event of the programme was the Waitemata Handicap, for which there was a field of 14. Kawhaki. who hails from Canterbury, was the one singled out for pronounced attention by backers, Betty Moko being most fancied of the other 3. The followers of the favourite had to realise early thai; they were to suffer a disappointment, for Xawhaki failed to settle down properly at the start. »Betty Moko worked herself into the lead at an early stage, and staying it oat won eEjfily. The winner is a three-year-old daughter of Peter Moko, s>nd can be regarded as a promising filly. The Improvers.' Handicap brought out a field of 19, with Native Prince and Childe Audubon standing out as the popular fancies. Both favourites were complete disappointments. Doctor Dillon made the pace until half a mile from home, when Grey Peter went into the lead, and the latter had matters all his own way over the concluding stage of the journey. Dean Dillon's Victory. The withdrawal of Kewpie and Blue Mountain King reduced the field for the Spring Handicap to 10 contestants. .Logan Chief was made favourite, with the bracketted pair, Dreamalion and Msnt-o'-War next in demand. Cfosl Light wa» the early pacemaker, when he surrendered to Dean Dillon. The latter was sjways in front, over the concluding mile and a-quarter. Taurekareka was trying liard all the way up the to overhaul Dean Dillon, but ' the Auckland gelding was always master of the aituaticn. Logan Chief came along with a challenge in the straight, but Dean Dillon finished very gamely and atraightly under pressure, and he beat the favourite by a length and a-half amid much excitement.

Seventeen went to the post to contest the Onehunga Handicap. Golden Gate was made favourite, with Style most fancied oii the others. Maggie Pronto, who took command at the end of half a mile, was still flattering the hopes of her admirers at the head of the straight, at which point she was racing level with Malmsbury. The concluding stage, however, saw Gold Sovereign dash up on the outside, amid much excitement he Sained the verdict by a neck from Malms* ury. * ) Fifteen of the 16 coloured on the card for the October Handicap went to the post, and wheij backers got to work they made Hue Coronado favourite, and his admirers werp rewarded in finding the winner. Inside the distance Sal Pointer, who got up next the raib, raised a big simmer of excitement, for she seemed to he finishing at a great rate. The favourite, however, answered the final demand in gazue style, and won by threequarters ol a length from Her Ladyship. Holly Boy Scores, The contestants for th* Stewards' Handicap numbered a. dozen, . apd Ivy Audubon was the one singled out for chief attention, with Rock AUen and Holly Boy best backed of the others. Holly . Boy, who was alyays in a good position, stayed it right out, and in an exciting finish with King Lear and Temple won by a length in good style. Itose Bingen ruled favourite for the Mountain Trot Handicap, with Aerial Bingen next in demand. Rose Bingen was in the lead when the concluding five furlon&s came to be undertaken, and her prospects looked quite bright at the back stretch until Aerial Bingen dashed up next the rails. Maintaining a perfect ?;ait throughout, and . rolling into his task n an attractive manner, Aerial Bingen ' always had the best of the favourite in the concluding stage. In a field of 17 produced to contest the Eiectfic Handicap, Signorella was made favourite, with Nelson Tasker and Goldman the others in most demand. Cole Drift, who showed the way up the back and across the top, locked like bringing off a surprise, but Goldman's finishing effort was brimful of grit, and the Gold Bell gelding, who was admirably handled by S. J. Roe, scored » neck victory in attractive style.

DETAILS OS* THE RAOIK'G, "WAITEMATA TROT HANDICAP, . Of £300, eecond £60, third £80; for trotting homes only; limit, 8.56; li miles. 2—BETTY MOKO, T. Brady's b m, 3yr». by Peter Moko— Papatina, limit (R. Hall) .. .. .. .. .. •• 1 B—WAIKAHA, .T. T. Paul's b g. 4yrs, 72yds (owner) 2 4—ELSA NORE, J. P. Coulter's b m. aged (E. S. Groat) 3 Also Started.—l 4, Miri; 1, Kawh&ki; 6, Lady Ena; 10, Lady Stepney; 6, Don Zolock; 9, Wi Taka. limit; 11 Peter Dam, s>4yds bhd; 12 Sherwood Surprise, 48yds: 18 Ngitira, 8 Grey Lady, 60yds; 7 Golden Gate, 1207d3.

Don Zolock and Kawhaki broke up a.t the start. Lady Stepney and Betty Moko quickly found thsir gait, and were the early leaders. With a lap covered Betty Mcko, jj.lsa Nore lir-i Waikaha were in close company in the lead, with Lady Ena heading the others, who were a long way back, Waikaha waa in front along the back, closely followed by Elsia TS'ore and Betty Moko. Crossing the top Elsa Nore broke up and Waikaha and Betty Moko came right away from the field Betty Moko was first into the straight, anrt trotting solidly, won by three-parts of a length from waikalia. Elsa Nore waß 20 lengths away, third. Lady Ena was fourth, Jollowed by Peter Ham and Golden Gate. Timle: 3m 545, 3m 48 3-ss, 4m 3 l-ss. IMPROVERS' HANDICAP. Of £300, eecond £60, third £30; limit 3.36; miles. 3—GREY PETER. Newdick Bros.' gr g, aged, by 0.Y.M.--Young Irvington mare, 12yd# (A. Newdick) .. .. 1 ft-DOCTOR DILLON. J. G. McGregor's br g, syrs, limit (E. S. Groat) .. 2 9—GOLD CAST, H. Swafaeld'a b g. 6yra. 12yds (ft. Hall) , ..3 Also Started.—l 7 Hohora, 11 Stanmoor, 15 Grattan Thorpe, 12 Moko Pete; 16 Glenoc, 13 Toll Chimes, 6 La»Bonotte, 1 Native Prince. 18 Gold Dial, 6 Bell To war, 2 Ciulde

Audubon, lio£ff 10 Levjine. limit, and XJnoTo Best, 13yd# bhd, coupled; 4 Zolock Palm; 14 I*ticluata, 7 ifed Star, IStytls. Childe Audubon, La Sonnetle. Gold Dial, Bell Tower, Native Price, Stanmoor, and Moko Pete all mixed it at the start. When the field settled down Doctor Dillon wm in charge from Glenoc. As th»iy passed the stand the second time, Doctor Dillon was out several lengths from Grey Peter, with Graftian Thorpe, Glenoc and Giold Cast next. Gold Cast ran up third as fey went along the back. Grey Peter headed Doctor Dillon as they crossed the tot), ana led into the straight from Doctor Dillon, Oold Cast and Bell Tower. There was no change in the positions up the straight, Giey Peter winning comfortably by two and a-half lengths from Doctor Dillon, with Gold Cast three lengths away, third. Belt Tower was fourth, and then came Red Star unci Toll Chimes. Native Prince broke his ho;j»ples. Times: 3m 48 3-se, 3m 61 3-s*, 3m 54#.

SPRING HANDICAP. Of £1000, second £200. third £100. fourth £50; limit 4.36; 2 miles. 4—DEAN DILLON, G. Paul's br g, aged, by Harold Dillon—lvy Dean. 36jds - (J. Paul) .. ~ .. .. 1 I—LOGAN CHIEF, J. DuSy'e b p, S.vrs, 60yds (J. Kennerley) 2 '3—TAUREKAREKA. R. M. Morten's br B, 4yrs, 24yds (J. Bryce) .. .. 3 B—HYPO, W. Kelse.y's d g, aged, 36yds (owner) .., , t .. . • 4 Also Started.—9 'Wbodvale", 5 Coal Light, limit; 2 Draamalion, limit, and Man o' War, 96yds, coupled; 6 Linden, 36yds; 7 Nita Bell, 48y#s. Woodvale refused to settle down at the start. Passing the stand the first time. Coal Lisrht led from Taurekareka, Dean Dillon and Drearaalion. Going along the back Coal Light left her feet, and when they passed the stand the second time. Dean Dillon had charge from Taurekareka, Coal Light, Dreamalion, Linden, Hypo and Logan Chief. Going along the baclc Logan Chief moved up into fourth position. Dean Dillon led into the straight, from Taurekareka and Logan Chief. D«an Dillon held his own in the run to the post, and won by a length and a-half from Logan Chief, who deprived Taurekareka of second place by two lengths. Hypo was a length farther back, fourth, and then followed Coal Light. Man o* War, Linden, Nita Bell, and Dreamalion, Timeo: 4m 58 3-ss, 4m 57 4-ss, 5m 2 2-ss, 5m 5 S-ss.

ONEHUNGA HANDICAP. Of £300, second £60, third £30; for unhoppled horses only; limit 4.58; 2 miles. 3—GOLD SOVEREIGN, R. Peacocke's br h, syrs, by Gold Bell—Black Queen, 24yds (T. Roe) 1 S—MALMSBURY, F. D. McGovern's br g, aged, 60yds (Pollard) 2 13—MAGGIE PRONTO. R. C. Simpson's blk m, 6yrs, 48yds (J. O'Kane) .. 3 _ Also Started.—l 3 Bon Bon, 15 Spirit Bell, limit; 4 The Tartar, 10 Some Jazz, 12yds bhd; 1 Golden Gate, 36ydB; 8 Battery Bell, 11 Roi Alto, 48yds; 2 Style, 6 Nipper, 60yds; 7 Bicolour, 84yds; 9 Mint Boy, 86yds, and Haricot, 132 yds, coupled; 14 Van Cap, J.oßyda; 16 Bronze Patch, 168 yds. Van Cap, The Tartar and Bon Bon were slow to settle down. Spirit Bell began well and led past the stand, followed by Maggie Pronto, Nipper and At the stand the second time Maggie Pronto was in front, closely followed by Malmsbury, Spirit Bell. Nipper and Gold Sovereign. Going out of the straight Gold Sovereign tried to go through on the inside and lost some ground through the wheel of his sulky locking in the wheel of Nipper's sulky. Maggie Pronto and Malmsbury were together going along the back, with Spirit Ben. Battery Bell and Gold_ Sovereign next. Battery Bell losing his position by a break. Maggie Pronto and Malmobury entered the straight together, with Gold Sovereign coming fast. In the straight Gold Sovereign challenged on the outside, and got up to win by a neck from Malmsbury, who deefated Maggie Pronto by a head. Spirit Bell was close up fourth, followed Dy Battery Bell, Golden Gate and The Tartar. Times: 5m 18s, 5m 15 2-ss, 5m 16 3-ss, OCTOBER HANDICAP. Of £450; second £90, third £45. Limit 2.17. 1 mile. I—HUE CORONADO. J. H. HejginbothaiA's br h, 4yrs, by Prince Coronado—Hue Daphne, limit (S. August) . 1 3—HER LADYSHIP. F. C. Hand's bm, aged, 24yds ("VV. Willetts) . . 2 S—SAL POINTER, D. Brophy's b m, aged. 36yd» (R. Woods) ~ ..8

Also Started.—ll Blair Audubon, 7 Kewpio, 4 Lady Dunmore, 9 Gold Boy. 8 Pani, 12yds bhd; 2 Pitaroa, 24yds; 6 Comedy Chief, 10 All Bell, 12 Logan Queen, 14 Promenade, 13 First Carbine, 48yds. When the tapes were released Lady Dunmore, Gold Boy and Pani broke up. Hue Coronado found his feet Quickest and led past the stand from Her Ladyship, Blair Audubon, Lady Dunmore and Kewpie. The leading positions were the same going along the back, where Sal Pointer and Comedy Chief moved up. Crossing the top r j Coronado led from Her Ladyship, fjady Dunmore, Sal Pointer ai.d Comedy Chief. Hue Coronado was first into the straight from Her Ladyship and Sal Pointer, who came through on the inside. In a good finish Hue Coronado won by three-parts of a length from Her Ladyship, who defeated Sal Pointer by a length. Chief was close up fourth, and tfepn followed Lady Dunmore, All Bell and Pitaroa. Times, 2.29, 2.27 3-5, 2.27 2-ss.

STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Of £300; seoond £60. third .£3O. Limit 4.44. 2 miles. 3-~HOLLY BOY, B. A. Armstrong- and - M. August's blk b. Cyra, by Hal Boy—Hollymaid, limit (S. Augutt) . Jl 7—-KING- LEAR, Perrin and Laurie's br g, aged, 72yds (J. T. Paul) .. 2 C<—TEMPLE, Cutts Bros.' br g, aged, 43yds £B*. Cutts) .. ...... 3 Also'Started.—l2 .Le Meriel, 12yds bhd; 5 Lord Nepean. 1 Ivy Audubon, 8 Rua, Pere, 24yds; 2 Rock Allen, 36yds; 10 Rehance, 48yd»; 9 Cute Lad, GOyda; 4 Harold Junior, 72yds; 11 Billy Sea. 84yds. Ivy Audubon was alow to settle down. Holly Boy wont out fast and passing the stand led from Le Meriel* Lord Isepean, Temple and Ivy Audubon. Holly Boy was still in charge* as they passed the ntand the> second time, closely followed by Temple and Le Meriel, with Ivy Audubon and Lord Nepean nest. Going along the back Temple broke up, leaving Holly Boy in? charge from Ivy Audubon. Temple soon settled down again and took _third position. As they crossed the top King Lear moved up very fast. Holly Boy was first into the straight from Ivy Audubon. King Lear and Temple Holly Boy wae still in front at the distance, anu, stalling oS a challenge Irem King Lear, won by a length. Temple ;»s,a length away third, with ]3illy Sea fourth. Ihen came Ivy Audubon. Harold Junior, Reliance and Le Merial. Times, 6.11, 5.5 3-5, 5.8 1-5.

MOUNTAIN TROT HANDICAP. Of £ 500: second £ 100. third £ 50. For trot- • ting horses gnly. Limit 4.48; 2 miles.

2—AERIAL BINGEN. J. Pettie'a b h. 6yra, by Nelson Bingen—Lady Zeppelin, 48yds (W. Orange) 1 I—ROSE BINGEN. C Johnstone's b m, 6yra, 24yds (W. Willetts) .. ~ .. 2 3—LE TODD, Reid and Fogg's b g, Gyra, 12yds (0., Hooper) 3 Also Started.—9 Rostrevor, limit; 5 Wild Nut, 6 Wimmera King, 7 Sebisca, 24yds; 4 Pyramus. 3Syds; 8 King Capitalist, 48yds. The field moved away well, but Sebisca went to an early break. Rostrevor was the £uot as they passed the stand, followed by e Todd, Rose Bingen and Pyramus. When they passed the stand the second time Rose Bmger. was in charge, closely followed by Le Todd, Pyramus, Aerial Bingen and Rostrevor. Aerial Bingen moved up to Rose Bingen as they went along the back, and passed her crossing the, top. Aerial Bingen was first into the straight from Bose Bingen :9>nd Le Todd. Aerial Bingen easily neid the opposition off in the straight and won by a length and a-half from Rose Bingen. who boat Le Todd by three lengths. Rostrevor wa3 fourth and then followed Wimmera King, and Pyramus. Times, 5m 7 3-ss, £m 10 4-ss, 5m 15 2-ss. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Of £300; second £60. third £30; limit 2.56. li miles. < 3—GOLDMAN, T. Roe's ch g 6yrs, by Gold Bell—unknown, 24yds (S. J. Roe) 1 B—COLE DRIFT, J. McDonald's b h, aged, 12yds (S. August) 2 2—NELSON TASKER. Mrs. K. Nicholl's bc, 3yrs, 12yds (W. Kelsey) . . .. 3 Also Started.—i Nipper, 7 Anoziram, 15 Silvery Moon, limit; 12 Buz Buz. 5 Golden Moss, 9 Conscript. 13 Logan Rothschild, 11 Glandoie. 10 Profiteer. 6 Rockaway. 12yds bhd; 1 Signorella. 36yds; 17 Delavan Bill. 48yds; 16 Prince Lyons, 14 Lord Minto, 60 yds.

Signorella, broke up at the start. Nipper went out well and led past the stand with Cole Drift. Conscript, Golden Mobs and Delavan Bill as his nearest attendants. Going along the back Cole Drift took charge followed by Conscript, Nelson Tasker and Signorella. Col<\ Drift led across the top from Nelson Tasker, Conscript, Signorella and Delavan Bill, with Goldman moving up very fast. Cole Drift was first round the bend from Conscript, Goldman and Nelson Tasker. Once into the strsight Goldman challenged on the outside, and in a fine finish won by a long neck from Cole Drift. Nelson Tasker wss a, length away third, clOßely followed by Delavan BlaT The next to finish wera Anoziram and Conscript. Times: 3m t's, 3m 10 2-53, 3m 14s.

HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr. P. W. Edwards for events to be decided on the second day of the Auckland Trotting Club's Spring Meeting which takes place on Wednesday neit;— GjEtEEN LANE HANDICAP. Of £300; 11 miles. i"*pball*ac ~ Lt. fcawhaki ~ Lt. Even Song .. Lt. Napland .. Lt. Wi Takrv . - Lt. yds. bhd. Budsy Waller , Lt. MVv R*ta . . 12 Lady Stepney Lt. Peter Tracey ~ 36 Don Zolock .. Lt. S. Surprise ~ 48 Rovsl Bob .. Lt. G-rev Lacy .. 60 Copper . . Lt. Ncatira .... 60 Catchlite ►, Lt. Etes, Nore 72 t'onnie .. Lt. Patty Moko .. 72 Miri .. Lt. The Tartar .. 96 Lady Ena .. Lt. Waikaha ~ 108 Fioraline Lt. Golden Gitfce 120 Bryan, Bing&n.. Lt.

NEWMARKET HANDICAP. Of £800; li miles. Silvery Moon. .. Lt.. Gold Dial .. Lt. Billy Wh»2B .. Lt, Kibiringx . .. I*Moko Pete . , Lt. Native Pjßpff " i!" (Jratt&n Thorpe Lt. Admiral Hoed . Lt Gold Trace . . Lt. yds. bhd. Bawldy Locsnda Lt. Doctor Dillon • • « The Texan .. Lt, Nellie Audubon 32 Doublemint .. Lt. Uncle Bfcrt . • 33 Wrigley .. .. Lt. Huihie_ Wallace 13 TWsh .Bell , . Lt. Ruby Euoa 12 Tinsel .. Lt. Flip - .. •» 12 Jasper .4 .. Lt. Jingal - • • - ** Ahizoram .. Lt. Calm ZolOck .. 33 Raymoor -, Lt. Gold Cast •. 1Rosie Thorpe .. Lt. Red Star . • Levrine > • . • Lt. Bicdlour .. • • l* Sparkling Pronto Lt. Zolock Palm . * 32 Hohor* . . .. Lt. Koninmood .» « Toll Chimes .. Lt. Darknit® .. 24 Piiduma .. .. Lt.' Ivy Audubon .. 36 Quin Zola .»■ Lt. Nelson Tftsker . 86 Childe Audubon Lt. L. Rothschild . 36 Bell Tower ~ Lt. Grey Peter .. 48 Golden Park . . Lt. ; ■ . r \ ALEXANDRA HANDICAP. Of JlOOd: 2 miles. v Coal Light ,„, Lt. Linden .•• • 36 Jewel .. .. Lt. Delavan Quest . 48 Kewpie . .. Lt. First Carbine .. 48 Harold Junior. . Lt. Dean Dm?n . . i2 Prince Pointer Lt. Losan Chief .. Dreamalion .. Lt. Blue Mt, King . '2 yds. bhd. Man o' War .. 96 All Bell . . 24 Great Bingen .. 108 Taurekareka .. 24 Realm . • .. 320 Hypo .... 36 REMUERA HANDICAP. Of £300 : 2 miles. Bon Bon . . Lt. Tim Wood .. 48 Spirit Ball .. Lt, Batten? Balls . . 48 yds. bhd. Maggie Pronto 48 Some Jazz .. 12 Nipper .... 48 The Tartar .. 32 Stvle .... 60 Audex .... 24 Malmsbury .. Golden Gate .. 36 Rostrevor .. <2 Don Douglas... 36 Bicolour Elsa Nore .. 48 Johnny Golddust 84 Chessy ... .. 48 Mint Boy . . 06 Lord Roberts .. 48 Van, Cap . .. 308 Gold Sovereign . 48 Haricot .. 332 Amberit© . . 48 Bronze Patch .. 36a Roi Alto . . 48 MANUKAU HANDICAP. Of £450; 11 miles. WooHvale .. Lt. Nita Bell «. 36 Master Councillor Lt. Sal Pointer .. 36 yds. bhd. Billy bca .. 36 Pani 12 Spring Bells . 36 Gold Boy .. 12 Promenade .. 48 Kewpie . . 4 . 32 Logan Queen . 48 Florrie Bingen . 24 Fir3t Csrbine .. 48 Pitaroa . ~ 24 All Bell . . . 48 Hue Coronado . 24 Blue Mount. King 4S Taurekareka .. 24 Comedy Chief . . 48 King Lear .» .. 36 Dean Di.lon .. 60 .Linden . . • • 36 Great Bingen • • 72 F*>r Ladyship . 36 Realm .. .. 84 Hypo .. . . 36 Logan Chief .. 103 William the First 36 JUNCTION HANDICAP. Of £450 : 2 miles. Waiterere .. Lt. Pani . .. 36 Directive .. Lt. Golden Hope .. j-b Uncle Bert .. Lt. Rock Allen .. 36 Golden Moss .. Lt. Oakhampton .. 36 Doctor Dillon'.. Lt. Goldman .. 48 yds. bhd. Temple .. 4« Azelzion .. 12 Reliance . • 48 Le Meriel .. 12 Delftvar.. Bill .. 48 Brown wood . . 12 Lord Minto .. 48 Lord Nepean .. 24 Cute Lad .. o0 Master Councillor 24 Lady Dunmore 60 Rua Pere .. 24 Audacious .. 60 Ivy Audubon .. 24 Coul b'ght . 72 Signorolla .. 24 Harold Junior . 7$ Prince Lyons .. 24 K-ag • • ?; Holly Boy .. 36 Billy Sea .. 84

HILLSBORO' HANDICAP. Of £450; 2 miles. Rostrevor . . Lt. Rose Bingen .. 36 yds. bhd. Pyramus . . . Marble Star .. 13 King Capitalist . ** Le Todd . 12 Little Logan .. 48 "Wimmera King 21 Lady Nan .. 60 Wild Nut .. 24 Young Blake .. 72 Sobisca .. 21 Aerial Bingen .. 84 The Squire .. M Tradesman . . 96 My Jurior . • 24 Wild Lad . > 103

INSULATION HANDICAP. Of £800; 1 mile. Silvery Moon . Lt. Nelson McCormack 12 fetanmoor .. Lt. ... 12 Irish Bell .. Lt. Log, Kothschild 12 Anoziram >. Lt. ar i9 ot • • • Ursuline .. Lt. Profiteer . 32 Gold Flake . Lt. Derby Dillon .. 12 Nipper .. «• Lt. Cole Drift *. ~4 Darknite •« Lt. £ rey Peter .. 24 EkoerjJiei .. Lt. llespect .. 24 Some Jars .. Lt. Ivy Audubon .. 24 Waiterere .. Lt. RotholifFe .. 24 Guinea ~ . Lt. Temple .. .. 24 La Fayette .. Lt. Huon Grattan 24 Nellie Audubon Lt. Rua Pere ... 35 La Scnetto .. Lt. *-nid .. .. S6 Directive . . Lt. Colenut .. 3G Liecwood ■. Lt. Signorella .. 36 Johnny GeMdust Lt. t nnce Lyono . . 3b yds bhd. Delavar. .. 36 G lando re ' .. 12 Matter Councillor 48 Golden Moss . . 12 Hue Coronado . 48 Conscript .. 12 Lord Mm to .. 48 Brendo . ~ 12 Mulwaree ... 48 Bust Buz .. 12 . Blair Audubon 43 Nelson Tasker . 12 Goldman .. <W iiockaway .. 12 Bronze Patch .. 60 Acceptances close at 12 noon to;day with the secretary, Mr. C. F. Mark.