RACING IN NEW ZEALAND

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1716, 18 January 1905, Page 49

RACING IN NEW ZEALAND

PAIIIATTJA RACES. (From '“'Advance.”) PAHIATUA, January 11. For the opening clay of the Pahiatua Racing Club’s annual metting the weather was threatening, but fine. Tlie attendance was large. The Hon C. H. Mills and Mrs Mills were prseent. Good racing was witnessed. The sum of .£6596 was passed through the totalisator, an increase of £436 compared with tlie first day last year. The Alastcrton-owned Ilinerewa scored somewhat easily in the Flying from Sardonyx, who looks fit. The Napierowned Sleepwell made a successful debut in the hurdles. Passing -the stand she was lying last, but smothered Athol Ala id and Moeraki for pace at the finish. Gipsy Jack was brought up to the meeting, but was found to be ineligible. Victor.a Park looked the best of the Trial Hack Plate lot, but was beaten somewhat easily by Electric Gun, a stable mate of Joe Chamberlain. Narcotic Avas pulled out of the Cup. Roseal, looking big and bright, was a good favourite. He ran well for nearly a mile, and would take beating if started in a short race to-morrow. After Roseal had gone to the post a Avire Avas received from the horse’s owners at Greymoutli to scratch him. T. Wilson will probably ride him fo-morroAV. Mystification and Hydrant A\ r ere in front from the jump, the former only being shaken off at the distance, and finishing close. Hydrant only secured the verdict by the narrowest margin from Jeanne d’Arc Avith Plaidie, who put in a good run, close up. Hydrant, Avho ran consistently at ManaAvatu and Bulls, is trained by F. Tilley, at Fordell. He is oAvned by an ex-Welling-ton sport iioav in business at Eketahuna. The OAvner had a good Avin. Douche (Hydrant’s sister) finished last. She is very sore and Avill not race to-morrow; neither Avill Jeanne d’Arc, Avho, on to-day’s form has a chance in the Wellington Cup. The Seer slipped the field at the start of the Telegraph. Stake®, but had nothing to spare at the finish. Miss Lancelot close up to the other pair. She can gallop fast, and should win the Scurry to-mor-rOAv Avith. a good horseman and the best of the weight®. Victoria Park settled Hamua easily in the Welter Hack. Jenkin® made a good finish of it. CatspaAv (the favourite for the RailAvay) got out in front with Wind, but Avas beaten at the five furlongs. Platypus came out at the distance, and scored in first-class style. Bounce came Avith a great rattle, and got his head in front of Wind in the last stride. The latter was paying a nice price. Polyanthus had no difficulty in beating a poor field in the Ivonini Hack Handicap. Mr C. Chevannes, making a first appearance at the meeting, \vas fairly successful with SayAvell’s starting machine. Result®:

Flying Hack Handicap, of 56 sovs; six furlongs.—B4 Mr K. H. Hilton’s ch m Hineieiva, by Petroleum, 7.12 (A. Watson), 1; 153 Sardonyx, 8.11, 2; 83 Patuna, 7.3, 3. Also started —76 Sylvrie 7.8, 80 St. Amelia 7.4, 34 St. Ludlam 6.10, 82 Takina 6.7. From an indifferent start, Patuna and HinereAva Avere first to show in front, and they led the field by several lengths around tlie top turn. At the top of the straight Sardonyx had run up to Patuna, but HinereAva dreAv a>vay and won easily by several lengths from Sardonyx, Patuna half a length in front of Takina. St. Amelia AA T a® last. Time, lmin 18tsec. Dividende®, £4 15s and 17s. Hack Hurdles, of 50 sovs; one mile and three-quarters.—l 23 Mr C. O’Donoghue’s b m SleepAvell, by Captain V\ ebb—Leonie, 9.7 (D. Watt), 1; 89 Moeraki, 9.11, 2; 243 Athol Maid, 10.8, 3. Also started—ll 4 J©Avel Gunn 9.7, 150 Flanagan 9.4, 25 Strene 9.3 (31b over), 23 Teopi 9.4 (41b over). SleepAvell and Flanagan led over the first hurdle, with Athol Maid last. Entering the straight Flanagan Ava® out by himself, and he led Moeraki and Teopi by six lengths over the hurdle in front of the stand and round the back stretch. Athol Maid then ran into third place under pressure, and Moeraki drew up on level terms Avith Flanagan. Mot o.iki was first into the straight, closely attended by Flanagan and Athol Maid. At the distance Sleepwell joined iss\ie, and finishing fast beat Moeraki by a length on the post. Athol Maid was a eminl-e of lengths in

front of Flanagan. Time, 3min 26p°c. Dividends, £3 19s and £1 16s. Trial Hack Plate, of 40 soas; seven furlongs.—6B Mr P. J. Quirk’s b g Electric Gun, by Hotchkiss—Electria, 8.1 (A. Olliver), 1; 202 Victoria Park, 8.11, 2; 49 Lavina, 8.13, 3. Also started—76 Apiti 8.13, 45 Refine 8.13, 165 Clem 8.1, 60 Sedgemoore 8.1, 40 Reticent 8.1. Refine and Lavina were first away, but at the six furlong post Reticent was in front, and led on to the straight, attended by Lavina, Electric Gun, and Sedgemoor. At -the distance Victoria Park put in a cl&im, and a keen finish resulted in a win for Electric Gun by a half length, Lavina the same distance away third. Time, lmin 34sec. Dividend, £6 19s and 15s. Pahiatua Cup, of 150 sovs; one mile and a quarter. 92 Mr J. Hannan’s ch g Hydrant, by Jet d’Eau—Cartouche, 6.9 (S. Read) 1 143 Mr S. W. Tatliam’s b m Jeanne d’Arc, by St. Andrew—Montdread, 8.8 (F. Barry) ... ... 2 55 Mr J. Macara’s b m Plaidie. by Quilt —Jeuzail, 7.5 (G. Price) ... 3 Also started—ls 3 Joe Chamberlain 8.3, 248 Roseal 8.3, 44 Douche 8.3, 57 Sunfisk 8.5, 73 Ngatarua 7.4. 85 Tercelet 7.2, 77 Seagull 7.2. 127 Mystification 6.9. An even start Avas effected, and passing the stand Hydrant and Mystification Avere leading Douche Ngatarua, and Roseal by half a length. Joe Chamberlain Avas last. Round the top turn the leaders Avere racing neck and neck, Roseal and Ngaturua on similar terms a length behind, and then came Douche, Tercelet, and Snnfish in front of the ruck. The order remained the same along the back stretch, but at the top bend Mystification commenced to drop back, and Jeanne d’Arc to move up. Hydrant was first into the straight, Avith Jeanne d’Arc Roseal, and Mystification close up. Half way doAvn. tlie straight Plaidie joined issue, and a slashing finish home resulted in_ a half head victory for Hydrant, Plaidie a similar distance aivav thii'd. Mystification was fourth, and Roseal fifth. Time, 2min llsec. Dividends, £9 14s and £1 19s. Telegraph Hack Stakes, of 50 sovs; five furlongs—6o Mr C. Tricklebanks’s b g The Seer, by Turquoise—Vision, 7.7 (Milne), 1; 101 Royal Blue, 7.1, 2; 46 Miss Lancelot 6.7, 3. Also started—l6o Goldwai 9.3, 177 Royal Flush 8.3, 100 Mamniga 7.10 131 Swop 7.7 43 Merry Lad 7 29 St. Ludlam 7. The Seer shot out Avhen the tapes Avere released and rounded the top turn leading into the straight was three lengths in front of Savop and Royal Flush. Well in the straight Royal Blue and Miss Lancelot put in claims, and a ding dong finsh resulted in The Seer Avmmng by a head, Miss Lancelot a bead away third. Savop Avas fourth, and then Goldwai Maminga, and St. Ludlam. Merry Lad Avas last. Time, Imm ssec. Dividends, £9 10s and £1 17s. Welter Hack Handicap of 50 sovs; one mile.—l2s Mr E. Collins’s b m Victoria Park by Sylvia Park—Lorelei 8.7 (O. Jenkins), 1; 64 Hamua, 10.2, 2; 78 Letherin 812 3. Also started —63 Morpeth 911 193 Notos 9.10, 36 Merriment 9.4, 61 Languid 9.3, 144 Elorio 9, 49 Woodleigh 8.7. Hamua and Victoria Park led the field along the back to the turn into the straight, where Notos and Florio ran up to them. In the run home Hamua and Victoria Park drew out by themselves, the latter winning by a head, Letherm beating Florio for third place, ten lengths behind Hamua. Time, lmin 45a sec. Dividends, £4 7s and £2 17». Railway Handicap, of 100 sovs; six furlongs.—l 62 Mr R. Knox’s b m Platypus, by Merrie England—Seal, 9.2 (A. Watson), 1- 83 Bounce, 8,2; 99 Wind, 7.4, 3. Also started—9l Narcotic 8.8, 117 Rustique 8.5, 183 Catspaw 7.11, 66 Noneen 7.5, 53 Pure Silver 6.10, 52 Turepo 6.10, 82 Hinereiva 7.3 (101 b penalty). Catspaw and Wind were fist and Narcotic and Hinerewa last to move. At the turn for home Platypus had run up into third place, and she was first into the straight. At the distance Bounce joined issue, the Merrie England mare eventually winning by half a length, Bounce a head in front of Wind. Time, lmin 16 15sec. Dividends, £4 2s and £2 13s. Konini Hack Welter, of 50 sovs; seven furlongs.—336 Mr J. E. Mclvor’s b m Polyanthus, by The Possible —Violet, 8.3 (Gallagher), 1; 109 First View, 7.7, 2; 146 Moetoropuku, 7.7, 3. Also started—94 Taluue 8.10. First View led to the distance, where Polyanthus took chairge, and, going on, won by a length and a half. Time, lmin 31 2-ssec. Dividend, £1 16s.

SECOND DAY, PAHIATUA, January 12. For the concluding day of the Pahiatua Racing Club’s meeting splendid tveather was experienced. The attendance was large. The finishes in several events were close and exciting. The sum of £6843 Avas passed through the totalisator, making £13,439 for the meeting. This is £lOll more than last year. Hinerewa scored her second Avin at the meeting in the Newmarket Handicap, but had to be ridden out to get in front of Royal Flush, who was in front from the rise of the barrier. GoldAvai aauis last throughout. Weary Bill (a brothei* to Australia) carried the field along in the Hurdles until Talune took charge, lhe latter was under punishment inside the distance, and there Morpeth threAV out a strong challenge. Royal Blue jumped Avell, but lost ground at the fences and finished last. SleepAvell got into one of the hurdles and cut herself badly. The Wellington sport, Avho OAvns Talune, is reported to have had a good Avin. The Carterton owned Noneen Avon the Racing Club Handicap from end to end. Sunfish and Hydrant Avere ahead of the others at half-way. Mystification and Plaidie joined in a good finish, the four horses crossing the line together. Narcotic (favourite) was the last to begin, and never improAed his position. Hamua (with. W. Price in saddle) ran better in the Mangahoa Welter than on the previous day. He Avon comfortably from the Hutt-trained Languid, who was paying a big price. Results:— N eAvmarket Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs; fiA-© furlongs.— l 79 Mr H. Hilton s ch f Hinerewa by Petroleum, 8.12 (A. W atson), 1: 51 Roya l Flusn, 7.13, 2; 115 Maminga, 7 5 3. Also started —75 Goldwai 8.13, 109 EmU View 8.3 98 The Seer 8.3. 51 Savop 7.6. 17 St. Ludlam 6.9. Royal Flush led

to the turn for home, when Hinerewa drew up and finishing full of running, won by a bare half iength. Maminga came fast from the distance and ran into third place a length away. St. Ludlam was fourth, and Goldwai last. Time, lmin 3 3-ssec. Dividends, .£2 12s and .£3 Is. Handicap Hack Hurdles, of 50 sovs; one mile and a half.—lo 9 Mr H. Brown s b g Talune, by Renata or Crackshot, 10.10 (Pritchard), 1; 103 Morpeth, 10 (Griffiths), li ; U2 Weary Bill, 9, 3. Also started—23B Sleepwell 10.9, 143 Moeraki 10.3. 19 Rene 9, 99 Royal Blue 9. Passing the stand the first- time round Weary Bill led Talune .•and Morpeth, Sleepwell fourth, and then Moeraki. Rounding the top turn lalune ran up to the leader and they led round die back stretch to the six furlongs post, when Talune forged ahead. At the turn for home Weary Bill and Morpeth closed aiii and a great race home resulted in a -vin for Talune by a neck from Morpeth, Weary Bill a length away third. Sleepwell was fourth, Moeraki fiTth, and Strene and Royal Blue last. Time, 3mm 57sec. Dividends, d£s Ts and .£2 15s. Makuri Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs; six "urlongs.—l67 Mr B. A. Donald's b g Noos by Euroclydon—Polly, 8.2 (Langstone), -> ; 108 Royal Flush, 7.9, 2; 113 Patuna, -.8 3. Also started—2B7 Electric Gun 8.4 78 ’Water-o'-Milk 7. Patnna and Royal ’ •’lush were first off the mark, and they 'ed Notos to the home turn, where he took charge and won easily by half a length from Royal Flush, who was a length m front of Patuna. Electric Gun got away badly, and did not make .up his ground. Tim©, 1 min 18s©c. Divid©nds, «£3 and «£1 11s. Racing Club's Handicap, of 100 sovs; one mile and a furlong. —133 Mr H. Prank's Noneen, by Johnny Faa—Daisy Clipper, 6.12 (S. Reed), 1 j 57 Sunfish, 7.8, 2: 140 Mystification, 7.2, 3. Also started 173 Plaidie 7.10, 213 Narcotio 7.10, 138 Hydrant 7.9, 103 Ngatarua 7.5, 67 Tercelet 7.4, 86 Seagull 7.5. From an even start, Noneen was first to get going, and she led past the stand followed by Sunfish and Hydrant, the others bunched close up. Rounding the top turn Ngatarua and Seagull went up alongside the leaders, whom Noneen led by a dear length along the back stretch. At the bottom of the turn to the straight Mystification and Sunfish were on terms with the leader and Plaidie also made a forward move. At the distance the leaders were all on even terms, but iu the run to the post Noneen came again and landed the stake by a long neck. Mystification the same distance away. Plaidie was fourth, and then Hydrant, Tercelet and Seagull. Narcotic was last. Time, Imm 56 4-ssec. Dividends, <£s 12s and 4 7s. Mangahao Welter Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs; one mile. —233 Mir T. Ray’s Hamua by Cydnus—Eass-o’-Rynne, 10.3 (W. Price), 1; 258 Languid, 8.10, 2; 39 Victoria Park, 9.1, 3. Also started —119 Letherin 8.10, 25 Merriment 8.10, 94 Florio 8.10 (21b over), 73 Error 8. Florio jumped off in front and led round the back stretch with Victoria Park and Hamua in close attendance. At the turn for home they were racing abreast, but at the distance Ilamua drew out and won easily. Languid came with a fast run from the distance and beat Victoria Park on the post fo-r second money by half a length. Time lmin 46 2-ssec. Dividends, .£2 8s and J 64 17s.

Maiden Hack Scurry, of 40 sovs, weight Bst, five furlongs.—lßo Mr H. McManaway’s ch m Mies Lancelot, by Sir Lancelot— I Taihoa (A. Olliver), 1; 78 Lavina, 2; 68 Apiti, 3. Also started —101 Reticent, 162 Takina, 53 Sedgemoor, 26 Dulcenia, 89 Refine, 100 Clem. From an even start Sedgemoor and Retioent were first to break the line, and they led Lavina and Miss Lancelot to the home turn. Sedgemoor was first beaten. Lavina and Miss Lancelot then took up the running, the latter winning all out by a long neck. Apiti, who came to the scene from the distance ran into third place, a length behind Lavina. Time, lmin ssec. Dividends, <£3 5s and ,£2 10s. Stewards' Handicap, of 70 sovs; six furlongs.—lßs Mr A. Wilson’s Catepaw, by Sou’-wester—Katie Ferguson, 8 (Jenkins), 1; 93 Turepo, 6.7, 2; 171 Rustique, 8.5, 3. ft Iso started —117 Bounce 8.5. Bounce got the best of the start, and Rustique the worst. Turepo ran to the front after a couple of furlongs had been traversed and led into the straight with Gatspaw and Rustique at h's girths. The three raced home neck and neck from the bend Catsp&w winning by a head, Turepo the same distance in front of Rustique. Bounce was a length away. Time, lmin Dividend, <£4 3s. Grandstand Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs; seven furlongs.—l3B Mr P. J. Gurk's Sylvrie, by Sylvia Park—’Sirius, 7.4 (A. Oliver), l;i86 Hamua, 8.1,2; 67 Moetoropuku, 7.4, 3. Also started—237 Polyanthus 9, 124 Notos 8.10, 88 First View 7.9, 62 Letherine 7.2. Moetaropuku showed the way along the" back where Hamua and Polyanthus were running second and third. At the turn Sylvrie joined Moetoropuku, and at the distance Hamua Oame fast on the outside. The latter finished well, but could only get within a length of Sylvrie, Moetoropuku two lengths away. Time, lmin 30 l-s&ec. Dividends, .£4 8s and <£l Is. FOXTON WEIGHTS. PAHIATUA, January 12. The following weights have been declared by Mr J. E. Henrys for the Foxton Racing Club’s meeting:— Flying Handicap.—Kudu 8.13, Sardonyx 8.12, Dalky 7.13, Waikakaho 7.7, St. Amelia 6.13, Pa Tuna 6.12, Furneaux 6.12, Fisher Maid 6.11, Kahauterangi 6.I0! Chartreuse 6.7, Takina 6.7, Pastime 6.7, Sedgemoor 6.7.

Foxton Clip.—Roseal 8.10, Douche 8.4, Sunfish 7.9, St. Joe 7.8, Ngatarua 7.1, Seagull 7, Tirole 6.13, Tomairangi 6.12, Rapids 6.10, Rungarawa 6.9, Stewards' Handicap,—Kudu 8.10, Sardonyx 8.9, Variation 7.13, Bonehur 7.13, Shanks 7.11, Notos 7.9, Cumulus 6.13, Takina 6.7. Olivia 6.7, Bourrasque 6.7. First Hurdles.—Valkyrie 11.11, Anadeja 11, Athol Maid 10.5, Grand Jury 9.13, Lauree 9.10, Peruvian 9.9, Flanagan 9.3, Gipsy Jack 9, Wakntuataki 9, Haerere 9, Kominga 9, Le Vent 9. Summer Handicap.—Black Reynard 3.13, Shrapnel 8.9, Lass-o'-Gowrio 8.8,

Auratus 8.4, Kaharoa 8.4, Sunfish 7.11, Ziska 7.11, Delamere 7.10, Ngatarua 7.8, Tirole 6.18, Eungarawa 6.13, Sea Lion 6.13, Turepo 6.10, Gold Dredge 6.7, Goldwai 6.7.

Welter Handicap.—Killarney 9.13, Valkyrie 9.12, Pushful 9.11, Miss King 9.8, Notos 9.7, Dalky 9.5, Victoria Park 8.13, Cumulus 8.13, Kuroki 8.13, Amarylisa 8.12, Katerina 8.11, Fireball 8.11, Wild Duck 8.10, Refine B.7,Weary Bill 8.7, The Romany 8.7, Tammy 8.7, Lerida 8.7, Listen 8.7. TAKAPUNA WEIGHTS. AUCKLAND, January 13. For the Takapuna Jockey Club's meeting the following weights have been declared:— Ferry Handicap.—Dr Paulo B.lo,Jean 8.10, Zodiac 8.10, Daffodil 8.9, Elspeth 8.9, Rornola 8.5, Malanta 8, Soult Maid 7.13, Nervine 7.13, Field Marshal 7.13, Laodice 7.12, Rosette 7.10, Cuerango 7.10, Sol 7-9, Virago 7.4, Lucy Godfrey 7.4, Engraver 7.4, Loch Fyne 7.4, Bully 7.4, Keneru 7.4, Sir Godfrey 7.4, Franktcwn 7.4, Lunetta 7.4, Zion 7.4. First Pony Handicap.—Girton Girl 9.2, Forth 9, Lucrece B.G, Orange and Blue 8-6, Manoeuvre 8.4, Inspiration 8.4, Sally Horner 7.11, Solitary 7.11, Miss Cuirassier 7.4, Storyteller 7.4, Rapid 7.4, Wheturer© 7.2, Whawhai 7, Sentinel 7, Marisa 7, Legerite 6.12. Stewards’ Handicap.—Hohora 9.4, Minna 8.8, Strathavon 8.8, Black and G-olcf 8-6, Lady Annie 8.5, Avalanche 8.4, Geordic( 8.2, Waipuna 8.2, The Middy 8, Waikato 8, Hautapu 7.12, To Aroha 7.12, Love link 7.4, Calle Iris 7.2, Seabird 7, Lillymea 6.10, D'esde-mo-na 6.10.

Maiden Plate. —King Paul 8.12, Noteorini 8.4, La Cigale 8.4, Rookby 8.4, Native Rose 8.4, Air Gun 8.3, St Harp 8.3, Golden Sands 8.3, Sergius 8.3, Seabird 8, Romola 7.8, Strowan 7.8, buera 7.6, Reckless 7.6, Rosette 7.2, Evert 6.10, Simple Simoy 3.10, Lion 6.10.

Calliope Handicap.—Kilderkin 8.7, Horsa 8.5, Luresome'*7.l2, Annette 7.4, Idol 7.4, Devonport 7.4, Dardanus 7.4, Syren 7.2, Miss Nina 7.2, Hiro 6.10, Miss Dolavai 6.10.

Handicap Hurdles.—Princess of Thule 11.5, Dolores 11-5, Spalpeen 10.12, Glasgow 10.7, Wairaka 10.2, Loch Lomond 10, Irish 9.4, Maroon and Gold 9. Zealandiia Handicap.—Hohoro 9.9, Black and Gold 9, Liberator 8.6, The Middy 8.5, Alba Rose 8.4, Waikato 8.4, Te Aroha 8, Ben Blair 7.12, Lovelink 7.T0, Gwenaid 7.10, La Cigale 7.7, Millie 7.7, Discoverer 7.7, Romola 7.4, Woodmount 7.4, Muthema 7, Rosette 7, Hector 6.12, Silicia 6.12, St. Cyril 6.10, Desdemona 6.10, Taihora 6.10, Lillymea 6.10. WHANGARET RACES. WHAIIG AREI, January 13. The first day of the Whangarei races took place to-day. The sum of £849 was put thorugh the totalisator. Results : Hack Handicap.—Havelock, 1; Pam-pe-ra, 2; Bras d’Or, 3. Dividends, 18s and 275. Hurdle Handicap.—Hakaria, 1; Peter Simple, 2; Sirdar, 3. Dividend, £l. Pony Handicap.—Lady Howitzer and Ngawhai (dead heat), 1. Dividends, £2 8s and 12s. Cup.—Sir Gilead, 1; Bonomiana, 2; Corporal, 3. Dividend. £2. Publicans’ Purse.—Seatonia, 1; Rainbow, 2; Sundial, 3. Dividends, £1 14s and £1 3s. Railway Handicap.—Corporal, 1; Bras 2; Lavadel, 3. Dividend, 15s. Flying Handicap.—’Bonomiana, 1; Woodfield, 2; Havelock, 3. Dividends, £1 4s and Bs. WHANGAREI, January 14. Following is the result of the second day's racing:—Tradesman's Plate.—Bonomiana 1, Luneta 2, Woodfield 3; dividend 17s. Pony Handicap.—Lady Howitzer 1, Vera 2; dividend 12s. Park Handicap.—Seatonia 1, Corporal 2. Calle Iris 3; dividend 16s. Stewards' Handicap.— Bras d'Or 1. Doctor 2. Pamperia 3; dividend b£l 12s. Hurdles.—Hakaria 1, Revealer 2, Peter Simple 3; dividend <£l 6s. Settlers' Handicap.—Corporal 1, Newhaven 2, Quebec 3; dividend 12s. Farewell Handicap.—Bonomiana 1, Luneta 2, dividend 17s. DUNEDIN NOMINATIONS. DUNEDIN, January 13. Nominations for the Drnedin Jockey Club’s autumn meeting am:— Dunedin Cup, of 500 sovs; one mile and a half.—Quagga, Kelbum, Pallas, Stepdancer, Savoury, Red Gauntlet, Juniper, Delarey, Sea Lion, Tirole, Sandy, Ghoorka, Cannie Chiel, Lady Wayward, Vladimir. Publicans’ Handicap, of 200 sovs; six furlongs. Master Alix, Flower-o’-Clutha, Petrovna, Crown Imperial, Stepenfeldt, Secret Society, Pallas, Replete, Ouidafonn, Brighton, King’s Guest, Man jess, Sandy, Ghoorka, Chryseis, Tessera, Vladimir, Lolah. Jockey Club Handicap, of 250 sovs; one mile and a quarter.—Quagga, Kelburn, Secret Society, Pallas, Stepdancor, Red Gauntlet, Juniper, Blackstone, Delarey, "Sea Lion. Tirole, Sandy, Ghoorka, Cannie Chiel, Lady Wayward, Vladimir.

Anniversary Handicap, of 175 sows; one mile.—Fl ower-o’-Ou tha, Quaggo, Kelburn, Stepenfeldt, Secret Society, Pallas, Stopdancer, Red Gauntlet, Juniper, Brighton, Blackstone, Delarey,

Manjess, Sea Lien, Tirole, Sandy, Ghoorka, Cannie Chiel, Lady Wayward, Vladimir.