TROTTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19567, 21 February 1927, Page 8

TROTTING.

OTAIIUHU CLUB'S MEETING. SEA PEARL WINS THE CUP. f. AN EXCITING FINISH. respect effects surprise. The Otahuhu Trotting Club opened it a summer meeting at Alexandra Park on Saturday and, with weather conditions in keeping with the season, racegoers were present jjl strong force at the Epsom giound to assist at the gathering, which passed on most pleasantly. The arrangements made by the secretary, Mr. R. L. Absolum, resulted most satisfactorily and with prompt iime observed the proceedings were never allowed to drag. The flags on the grandstands were flying at half-mast owing to ihe death of Mrs. D. 11. McKenzie, mother of Mr. H. R. McKenzie, and o£ Mr. Alfred Harris, The judicial committee was summoned during the afternoon. Incidents in the contest for . the Mount Albert Handicap fomied the subject of. inquiry. G. Caddy, driver oi Some Jazz, was suspended for tbiee months for careless driving and for interfering with Billy Whizz and Amberite. The driving o£ Tiger Salve in the same race also formed the subject oi inquiry, but no further action was taken. M. Holmes, the driver of Locanda Mac in the Olahuliu Cup, was summoned to explain his handling of that horse. After sitting for some time the committee adjourned tne inquiry until Wednesday. The chief etipendiaiy steward. Mr. T. H. Davey. and Mr. A. G. were both present. The totaliautor investments amounted to !£46.151, compared with £50,164 10s on the corresponding day last year, which represents a decrease of 4MtU3 IDs. " in a field of '23 produced to contest the Trial Handicap. l-'eiroieuse and bean irubais were tne pair singled out lor most atientiou unci tiiuy iouyiit out the iiiiisii, but in the reverse order to which their names figure above, llad Petroleuse commenced properly, she might havo reversed places with the winner. , . , Another extensive held was found on nand to contest the Tamaki Handicap, 29 going to the post. The bracketed pair, Sahio and Roy Logan, was the popular selection, with another bracketed pair in the shape of Taipare and Horizon next m demand. Taipare, who was always going well, worked his way into the lead three furlongs from home, and he won his race in good style. In a field of a dozen harnessed to contest the Mount Albert Handicap, Maggie Pronto was selected for favourite, with Sebisca next in demand. The history oi the l-ace so far as the leading position is concerned is easily described, for Tony Victor was always in front, and he lasted long enough to win by a neck from Sister Beatrice, whose finishing offort was invested with much grit. Sea Pearl's Victory. The succeeding event was the Otahuhu Cup, and when tho numbers went up it was found that of the 13 coloured on the card 11 were to go to the post. . Oonclilfe, who iigured with the limit division, bad been bo extensively discussed that it was a fairly popular prediction he would rule favourite, but when speculation closed it was found that Cardinal Ldgan was in the post of honour.' It was. howver, only by a limited amount. Sea Pearl and Locanda Mac were the two others to receive marked attention. The contest that eventuated was brimful of interest throughout. When the last two furlongs came to be entered upon Locanda Mao and Cardinal Logan were found waging a stiff battle for supremacy, with Sea Pearl and Conclifie a couple of lengths away. The race up the straight saw Sea Pearl come along in splendid stylo and ' the chestnut mare joining issue with the leaders, excitement was roused to a liigh pitch. Sea Pearl would not be denied and she gained the verdict by a head from Locanda Mac, and as tho latter was only separated by a similar distance from Cardinal Logan it was in every respect a great race. The victory of Sea Pearl was very popular, and tho chestnut mare and her driver, R. Berry, received an ovation on coming back to . the enclosure. After the race the handsomo gold cup which formed tho trophy was presented by Mr. G. Baildon to the owner of tlio winner, Mt. G-. McMillan, amid enthusiasm. A gold-mounted whip was also presented to the, driver, R. Berry. In a field of a dozen for the President's Handicap Betty Moko was the popular fancy, with Ingle Bingen and Ngatira next ' in demand. The winner, however, turned lip in Poter Swift. Betty Moko looked like winning at' the head of tho straight, where nhe was in the lead, but tho final stage saw her tire and Peter Swift, who finished well, beat Pete Peter by three-quarters of a length. Favourites Go Down. Tho Papakura Handicap brought out a 'dozen contestants. Luvan was thn one selected for most attention, with Direct Moniing nnd Direct AVood most fancied of the others. The favourite division, however, suSered a complote rout. When tho final stage came to bo entered upon Bingen Starr and Van Rich were in the lead, but Respect, who had lost his position at the back by breaking, could be discerned making up his ground in bold style. Respect maintained a strong effort, and amid much excitement, he caught Bingen Starr two strides from the post, and won by a head. Respect was only bought last month by Mr. A. R. Saunders, 80 that he luvs already proved a lucky purchase. t For tho Myers Handicap Talent and ißessie Logan were popular fancies. The winner, however turned up in Jewel Pointer, who beat the veteran Goldman by three-quarters of a length. An incident in the race led to S. M. Groat, driver of Cute Lad, being cautioned for careless driving, by which Talent suffered interference. The saddle event—the Railway Handicap —-brought out a 'field of 19, and when backers got to work they made the Can- ■ terbury gelding Firpo favourite, a bracketed pair in Reliance and Kingsclere being second in demand. Neither of the fancied trio were' in a position to flatter the hopes of their respective admirers, and the Wnikato gelding Liberate, who was ridden by his owner, R. A. McMillan, brought off a mild surpnso. DETAILS OF THE RACING, TRIAL HANDICAP. Of £300; second £6O. third £3O. For trotting horses only. Limit 3.48; 11 miles. 2—SEAN TRUIBHAIS. A. ,T. Charles' b g. aged, by Gold Bel! King George mare, limit (R Wood) . . . . 1 1-PETROLEUSE. J. R. Corrigan's b m, aged, 24yds bhd (A. Corrigan) . . 2 B—TUI BELLS, M. Barraclough's br m, aged. 24yds bhd (P. Green) . . 3 Also Started.—4 Gold Star, 19 Lochado, T2 Cool King, 15 Peter Ilam, 21 Carberley, 39 Wi Taka, 13 'Lady Ena, IS Timbell, 17 Holly Park, limit; 5 Red Demiis. 22 Clies«ey. 10 Elsa Nore, 24yds bhd; 8 Roma Bingen, 60yds; 11 Don Zolock, 36yds; 7 Direct Action, 60yds; 14 Peter McDonald, 72yds; 6 Bridget Galindo, 84yds; 9 Kolmar, ■22oyds; 16 Gold Sovereign. 150 yds. (Winner trained by owner, Taupiri.) Red Dennis, Chessey, Wi Taka. Cool King and Gold Sovereign failed to leave the mark correctly, while Petroleuse was also slow ■away. Molly Park led out from Lady Ena. but soon gave way to the latter and Sean Truibhais. With a lap • covered Sean 'Truibhais was the leader from Tui Bells, Lady Ena and Gold Star, with Petroleuse ■some distance back, but steadily gaining ground. * These positions were maintained along the back, but Petroleuse moved up fast crossing the top and was within strikang distance of Sean Truibhais at the turn, -where Tui Bells was also handy. In the Tun home Petroleuse threw out a deter- • Joined challenge but she failed to reach •yean Truibhais by a neck. Tui. Bells was Jour lengths away third, with Gold Star : close up fourth, and just ahead Lady Ena. Kolmar. Direct Action and Bridget Galindo. " mies: 3m 42 3-ss. 3m 40 4-ss, 3m 43 3-ss. TAMAKI HANDICAP. •Of £300; second JLtfl, third £3O. Limit. 2.57}; U miles. —TAIPARE. C. Johnstone's pr g. ared, Oyr Thorpe—Uniform. limit (\\. llletts) 6—MANNA, H. M. Groat's b m, aged limit (E. Groat) .. .. I7—REI) STAR, T. G. Maxted and C H, Lawrence's b g. aged, limit (T Maxted) . . Also Started.—7 Gold Circle and Charming Pronto (bracketed) s Gold Dial and Master Hsiia (bracketed), l'J Rona Moko ■6 Pearl Fisher and Gold Cast (bracketed)] •21 Leewood. 5 Nancy Bell (bracketed with' 8 Ansel Bell and Moko Chief (bracketed), 2 Horizon (bracketed with 'Taipare). 13 Antelope, 22 Mokonui. 10 Maid ■of thft Mountains; limit; 1 Sahib, limit, aud 'Bey Logan. 24yds bhd (bracketed); 3 Don '.Douglas, 30yds bhd; 20 Percy Dillon, 9 Aggie Bell. 10 Wrigley. 10 Concertina, 15 Urarnie, 12yds; 12 Admiral Lock. 24yds; 13 Bingen Star, 18 Van Rich. 36yds. (Winner trained by W. Willetts. Cambridge.) The majority 61 the big field wer a trifle ■•slow in moving away and Manna, going out fast, soon had a big lead from Taipare, who was clear of Pearl Fisher and Red Star, -with Rey Logan some lengths back next. 'Taipare closed on Manna going along the ■back and headed her crossing the top. •where Red Star. Pearl Fisher. Admiral Lock and Rey Logan were most of the prominent but too far back to have chances. Over the .final stagea Taipare was never troubled and he won comfortably from Manna, who stayed an to beat Red Star by two lengths. ■ Cold Dial finished fast in fourth place >n<i -then cans Re/ Logan. Uram.ic, Master 'Xluia and Horizon. Times:—2m 55 2-5s "Tin 58 l-ss. 2m 595.

MT. ALBERT HANDICAP. Of £300; second £6O. third £3O. For unhoppled horses only. Limit 4.50. , 2 miles. 5-TONY VICTOR, F. Jones' b g, aged, by Antonio—Bella Victor, limit (owner) . . 1 3—SISTER BEATRICE, J. R. Corrigan's br m, syrs, 72yds bhd (A. Corrigan) Z 9-ROI ALTO, W. W. Foulde's b g, aged, 24yds bhd (W. Orange) . . . . 3 Also Started.—6 Golden Gate, 11 Amberite, limit; 4 Tiger Salve. 21yds bhd: 2 Sebisca, 1 Maggie Pronto, 36yds; 7 Wild Nut, 48yds; 6 Some Jazz, 60yds; V2 Billy \Vhizz, 96yds; 10 Toll Chimes, 108 yds, (Winner trained by owner, Mangere.) The field moved away pretty well and Tony Victor took up the running from Some Jazz, Tiger Salve, Amberite. Golden Gate, Roi Alto and Maggie Pronto. Passing the stand the second time the field was in close order, Tony Victor being in front of Roi Alto, with Sister Beatrice, liger Salve, Somo Jazz, Amberite, Golden Gate, Sebisca and Maggie Pronto in a close bunch. Maggie Pronto broke at this stage and lost her position, while Wild and 101 l Chimes were a long way back. Tony victor and Roi Alto were together in front along the back, with Tiger Salve and Sister Beatrice abreast, a couple of lengths away, and so they raced to the turn. Here lony Victor drew out slightly and. stalling otf a strong challenge from Sister Beatrice, won by a long neck. Roi Alto was a head away third, with Amberite fourth . then coming Ti '.-r Salve Golden Gate, Sebisca and Wild Nut. Times: 4m 52 2-ss, 4m 46 3-ss, 4m 50 ____ ~ r .» OTAHUHU CLP., Of £IOOO and gold cup. valued 100 guineas; second £2OO, third £IOO, fourth £SO. Limit, 4.3'2; 2 miles. 3—SEA PEARL. G. McMillan's ch in. syrs, by Nelson Bingen—Pearl Child. 36yds bhd (R- B. Berry) . . . . 1 I—LOCANDA MAC. Miss N. Gunn'a blk g, aged. 24yrs bhd (M. Holmes) .. 2 I—CARDINAL LOGAN, A. Hendricksen's l> g. aged, 24yds bhd (owner) . . 3 2—CONCLIFFE, G. J. Barton's ch h. syrs, limit (W. J. Tomkinson) .. 4 Also Started.— . 11—Billy Sea, limit _ 0 s—Auto Machine, limit " 7—Stanmoor, limit . . JJ 10—Talent. 12yds bhd " B—Acron, 60yds " 6—Kohara, 60yds " 9—Logan Chief, 60yds 0 (Winner trained by R. B. Berry. New Brighton.) Billy Sea, Auto Machine and Acron were a trifle slow to strike their hopples but lost very little ground. Billy Sea soon ran to the front to lead past the stand fi'om ialent, Sftanmoor, Concliffe, Locanda Mac, Cardinal Logan and Sea Pearl, with the backmarkers closing up. When they had gone a mile Locanda Mac ran up to the front, with Billy Sea and. tho pair led past the stand the second time, with lalen/t. Cardinal Logan, Concliffe, Stanmoor and Sea Pearl in close attendance, and Kohara leading the others. Rounding the bend into- the back stretch Locanda Mac drew out slightly but came in rather sharply and caused a little trouble among the leaders. Talent breaking. Locanda Mac showed tlio way # »aiong tlie back, closely followed by Cardinal J-iOgan. Billy Sea and Concliffe, with Sea Pearl closing up. Locanda Mac was just clear of Cardinal Logan turning, for home, with Concliffe and Sea Pearl right up. Once they straightened up Sea Pearl came through with a fine run to beat Locanda Mac by a head. Cardinal Logan being a. similar distance away third. Concliffe was half a length farther back fourth, followed by Billy Sea. Kohara and Auto Machine. Times: 4m 29 2-ss, 4m 30 3-sa, 4m 30 4-ss. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. Of £500; second £IOO. third £SO. For trotting horses only. Limit 4.42; 2 miles. 7—PETER SWIFT, J. R. McKenzie'a b g aged, by Petereta—Swift, 30yds bhd' (D. Withers) 1 4—PETE PETER. M. O'Brien's . b g. aged, 36yds bhd (W. J. Tomkinson) 2 I—BETTY MOKO, T. Brady's b m, syfs, 48yds bhd (J. Shaw) ' 3 Also Started.—2 Ingle Bingen, 3 Ngatira, 8 Mutu. 11 A 1 Mack, 12 Tradesman, 6 Wimmera King, limit; 10 Aerial Bingen, 12yds bhd; 9 The Tartar, 24yds; 5 Pyramus. 48yds. (Winner trained by D. Withers, Islington.) All began well, but A 1 Mack made an early break and dropped right back, Ingle Bingen hit the front quickly to lead past the stand from Mutu, Wimmera King, Ngatira, Betty Moko and Peter Swift. Entering on the final lapf Ingle Bingen left, her and Betty Moko took charge from Ngatira, Mutu. Wimmera King, Peter Swift, Pyramus and Pete Peter. Going along the back Peter Swift and Pete Peter improved their Positions and at the home turn they, were just behind Betty Moko and Ngatira. Betty Moko woakened in the run home and Peter Swift came on to score by three parts oi a length from Pete Peter, who finished well and defeated Betty Moko by a neck. Wimmera King was two and a-half lengths away fourth, with Tradesman, iNgatira. The Tartar and Pyramus next. Times: 4m 30 3-ss. 4m 40 3-ss, 4m 40 4-53. PAPAKURA HANDICAP. Of £100; second £BO, third £4(l. Limit, 4.40; 2 miles. B—RESPECT/ A. R. Saunders' b g, aged, by Gold Bell—Miss Albert, 12yds bhd (J. Johnson) I 10—BINGEN STARR. R. A. McMillan's b g. aged, limit (owner) . . . . 2 6—SOME WILKES, C. R. Hadficld'a bg, aged, limit (owner) 3 Also Started.—7 Van Rich .11 Florent, limit; 1 Luvan, 12yds bhd; 3 Direct, Wood, 0 Buz Buz, 3Cyds; 5 Rock Hinton. 12 Rockburn, 2 Direct Morning, 4Syds; 4 Machine Gun, 72yds. (Winner trained by J. Johnson, Epsom.) Direct Morning broke up badly at , the start and practically took no part in the race. Van Rich began smartly and showed the way past the stand to Bingen Starr, Respect, Luvan and Some 'Wilkes. Luvan broke after going a little over a mile and when they passed the stand the second time Von Rich still had charge, with Bingen Starr, Rospect and Some Wilke9.in close attendance. Luvan and Rock Hinton being together next. Respect left his feet turning into the back straight and dropped back. Van Rich continuing on in the lead to the turn from Bingen Starr, Some Wilkes and Rock Hinton. Bingen Starr had charge inside tho distance but Respect came on the scene again with a fine run and beat him by a head. Some Wilkes was a head away third, with the fast-finishing Machine Gun close up fourth, the next to finish 1 being Luvan, Direct Wood and Rock Hinton. Times: 4m 39 3-ss, dm 40 3-ss, 4m 40 4-5s MYERS' HANDICAP. Of £500; second £IOO, third £SO. Limit 2.482; li miles. 4—JEWEL POINTER. M. Moodabbe'a br hj, syrs, by Logan Pointer—Law Chimes, 12yds bhd (J. Shaw) .. 1 S—GOLDMAN,5 —GOLDMAN, T. Roe's ch g, aged, 12yds bhd (S. J. Roe) 2 2—BESSIE LOGAN, Mrs. C. T, Lambie ' and N. Burgess' b m. 6yrs, 36yds bhd (D. Withers) 3 : Also Started.—9 Cute Lad. 6 Glandore, .11 Wallroon, 13 Hypo, 8 Doctor Dillon, limit; 3 Hughie Wallace, 12 Landlord, 1 Talent, 12yds bhd; 10 All Bell. 24yds; 7 Peter Bmfcen. 60yds. (Winner trained by J. Shaw, Ellerslie.) ! Glandore failed to leave the mark correctly, the others moving away well. Doctor , Dillon was the early leader, but he linji given way to Goldman by the time the , stand was reached. Jewel Pointer, Cute i Lad and Talent also being prominent at this stage. Goldman was just ahead of Jewel Pointer going down the back, with Talent. . Cute Lad, Hughie Wallace and Bessie Logan following in close order. Goldman and Jewel Pointer were first into the straight from Talent and Bessie Logan (who was getting a good run on the fence). Jewel Pointer finished strongly aud won by three-parts of a length from Goldman, who defeated Bessie Logan by a head. Talent was right up fourth and then followed Peter Bingen. Hughie Wallace, All Bell and Doctor Dillon. Times: 2m 49 2-ss, 2m 49 4-ss, 2m 48s. RAILWAY HANDICAP (Saddle). Of £350; second £7O, third £35. Limit, 2.15: 1 mile. 7—LIBERATE, R. A. McMillan's b g. aged, by Marvin Wilkes —Yankee Lass, limit (owner) 1 4—MULWAREE. 11. Hayward's rn g, aged, limit (W. Dy_>r; . . .. 2 S—B[COLOR, J. A. Mitchell's pb!d m. aged, limit (M. Holmes) . . . . 3 Also Started.—l 9 Gjeat Britain, IS Delavan Bell. 3 Satinbird, 2 Reliance and Kingsclere (bracketed) 16 Bronze Patch, 8 Uncle Bert, limit; 13 Woodvale, 11 William the First, 1 Firpo, 10 Rua Pere, 12yds bhd; 16 Huon Grattan. 12 Amaris, 6 Gold Jacket, i-i Master Councillor, 24yds: 9 Lord Nepeau, 48yds; 15 Glandore. 60yds. (Winner trained by owner. Cambridge.) Firpo was slow to leave the mark. Bicolor, who ran to the front quickly, leading past the stand from Mulwaree. William the First. Liberate. Delavan Bell and Master Councillor. The positions were practically unchanged along the back, but Liberate and Master Councillor moved up crossing the top to be just behind Bicolor and Mulwaree ■it the home turn. In the run home Liberate through to beat Mulwaree by a length and u-quatier. Bicolor was n head away third. ar,d Lord Nepeau fourth. Then came Anuiris. Master Councillor. Huon Grattan and Rua Pere. Times: 2m l&s, 2m lb 2-os, 2m IS 3-ss. SECOND DAY'S HANDICAPS. , The following handicaps have been de~ elated by Mr. R. T. Reid for events to uf.V 'r . 011 'he second dav of the Ota- ' ",7; , c "ib's meeting which take? Mace aesi Wednesday:— SURURBAN HANDICAP Of £300; Limit 5.2; 2 rn ; les Sandy Patch 1 * ' v'< ■ , . Cool Kiw i t' Q i-ds. bha. Ladv Fr» ' ' r. B oma , Bmgen . 60 Vol!-. % > • ■ ' !"• ie iroleuse . . 72 » ;! G O M Ci fcsan Triubh&is . 7-2 Red Dennis .' ]f rson « ' Oi. Thorpe f r * * Si Don Zolock ** r ° Tui Be!l° ' ' d • ... 320 nKolmar . . . 130 ■ F oSire Ct!on • 11 132 " . Grand Style . . 144 Nore" \ I J| Uy!d . 180

NEWMARKET HANDICAP. Of £300; Limit. 3.33; 11 miles. Fungus .... Lt. Yds. bhd. Gold Circle . . . Lt. Cornelian ... 12 Charm. Pronto Lt. Florent ..... 12 Gold Dial . . . Lt. Percy Dillon . . 12 Master Huia . . Lt. Aggie Bell ... 12 Marshall Wood .• Lt. Wrigley .... 12 Antelope .... Lt. Urannc . . ... 12 Pearl Fisher . . Lt. Bingen King . . 24 Bittern Lt. Roy Logan . . . 24 Great Audo . . Lt. Van Rich .... 24 Nut Hinton . . Lt. Admiral Lock . j-4 Ekeoranei .... Lt. Surveyor .... 24 Nancy Bell . . . -L/t. Roamer 24 Master Grattan . lit. Concertina ... 24 Speed King . . Lt. Logan Drive . . Admiral Hood . Lt. Bicolour .... 36 Manna ..... Lt. Marble Star . . 3b Ansel Bell . . . Lt. Lonsrford .... 36 Horizon ... lit. Marionette . . 3^ Red Star . . . . Lt. Wimmera King . 3ti Gold Cast. . . . iA. Taipare .... 48 Coal Light . . . Lt. Toll Chimes . . 48 Maid of M'tains Li. Luvan Maggie Pronto . Lt. Respect .... '2 SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP. Of .£300; Limit, 2.15; 1 mile. Goldfinch .... Lt. , Yds bhd. Blue Glen .. . Lt. William'the l irst U Mary Audubon . Lt. Scandal .... 12 Sahib Lt. Ruapere .... 12 Longford . . . . Lt. Mulwaree . . . . 12 Jean Darling . . Lt. Blair Audubon 12 Marionette . . . Lt. Rock Hinton . . 24 Satinbird .... Lt. Rockburn .... 24 Bronze Patch . Lt. Amaris ..... 24 Gold Sound . . . Lt. Cute Lad ... 24 Uncle Bert . . . Lt. Grattan Thorpe . 24 Log. Rothschild Lt. Mas. Councillor 24 Master Cute . . Lt. Liberate .... 24 Billy Whizz . . . Lt. Hypo 36 Don Douglas . . Lt. Nelson Tasker . 48 Roy Logan . . . Lt. Anselm .... 48 Yds. bhd. Goldman .... 48 Huon Grattan . 12 Nita Bell ... 48 Woodvale .... 12 Lord . • 43 DOMINION HANDICAP. Of £1000: Limit, 4.32; 2 miles. Glandore .... Lt. Yds bhd. Billy Sea .... Lt. Cardinal Losan 24 Auto Machine . Lt. Locanda Mac . 36 Stanmoor . . . Lt. Nelson Fame . 36 Dr. Dillon . . . Lt. Peter Bingen . 36 Parkwood . . . Lt. Acron 60 Concliffe .... Lt. Kohara .... CO Black Lila . . . Lt. Sea Pearl ... 60 Talent ..... Lt. Jack Potts ... "?2 Yds. bhd. Talaro ...... 72 Bessie Logan . 12 Great Bingen . 108 ALEXANDRA HANDICAP. Of £400; Limit. 4.44; 2 miles. Wild Nut . . . Lt. Yds bhd. Some Jazz . . . Lt. Wimmera King . 24 Sister Beatrice . Lt. Happy Rosa . . 36 Roi Alto .... Lt. Aerial Bingen . 36 Sebisca Lt. The Tartar . . 48 Yds. bhd. Elzear .... 72 Al Mack ... .12 Pete Peter ... 72 Tradesman ... 12 Betty Moko . . 72 Ngatira .... 24 Pyramus .... 72 Mutu 24 Peter Swift . . -84 Ingle Bingen . 24 RICHMOND HANDICAP. Of £300; limit, 4.40; 2 miles. Some Wilkes . . Lt. „ Yds bhd. Ruapere .... T;t. Respect ... 36 Van Rich .... Lt. Rock Hinton . . 48 Florent Lt. Rockburn .... 48 Delavan Bill . . Lt. Wm. the Great . 48 Coal Light . . Lt. Direct Morning . 48 Uncle Bert . . . Lt. Dean wood ... 48 Yds. bhd. Wallroon .... 48 Don Douglas , . 12 Rib'wood's Last 60 Gold Jacket . . >l2 Lord Nepean . . GO Ayr 12 Anselm .... CO Reliance ... 12 Jewel Pointer . va Bingen Star . . 12 Machine Gun . (2 Pete Peter ... 24 Dick Dillon . . J2 Direct Wood . . 3G Concliffe .... 96 Buz Buz ... 36 •COATES HANDICAP, Of £550: Limit. 2.471: li miles. Glandore . . . . Lt. Yds blid. Lady Dunmore . Lt. Jewel Pointer . 24 Hughie Wallace Lt. !Bomiy s Logan . 36 Landlord . . . . Lt. Locanda Mac . 36 Auto Machino . Lt. Cardinal Logan 36 Talent Lt. Sea Pearl ... 48 ■ Concliffe .... Lt. Acron 48 All Bell .... Lt. Kohara .... 48 Black Lila . . . Lt. Nelson Fame . . 48 ' Yds. bhd- Logan Chief . . 48 Goldman .... 12 Talaro 60 Bessie Logan . 24 FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of £300; Limit. 2.535: 11 miles. Rey Logan . . . Lt. Yds bhd. Blue Glen . . . Lt. Satinbird . . . . 12 Toll Chimes . . . Lt. Uncle Bert ... 12 Luvan .... Lt. Deanwood .... 12 Admiral Lock . Lt. Muhvare • • • • Jean Audubon • Lt. Goldfinch .... Mary Audubon . Lt. Woodvale . ... 24 Sabih Lt. Some. Wilkes . 24 Al Mack .. . Lt. Amaris ... 24 Typist Lt. Jean Darling . . 24 Devalan Bill . . Lt. Grattan Thorpe 24 Marionette . . . Lt. Buz Buz ... 24 Kingsclere .. . Lt. Ruapere .. . 24 Master Cute . . Lt. Nelson Tasker . 36 Don Douglas . Lt. Wm. the Great . .% Maggie Pronto .Lt Mas. Councillor 36 Yds. bhd. Parkwood ... 48 Bingen Star . . 12 Firpo 48 Bicolour .... 12 Stanmoor . . . 60 Ayr 12 Direct Morning 60 Happy Rosa . . 12 Acceptances for the above named xaccs close to-day (Monday), at 12 noon.