THE SPORT OF RAGING

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11686, 26 November 1923, Page 10

THE SPORT OF RAGING

CONCLUSION OF SOUTH CANTERBURY MEETING CHIEF EVENT WON BY MANTUA CENERAL NOTES AND COMMENTS

FIXTURES Nov. 28 and 30 —Feilding J.C. Spring. Nov. 30 and Dec. I—Tqkapuna J.C. Spring Dec. 5 and 6—Woodville J.C. Summer. Dec. B—Methven ICC. Annual. Dec. B—Bay of Plenty J.C. Annual. Dec. 12—Dannevirke ICC. Summer. Dec. 12— Taumarunui R.C. Annual. Dec. 26, 28, Jan.. 1 and 2—Auckland *.C. Summer. NOTES AND COMMENTS (By “Carbine.”) Feilding on Wednesday and Friday. The mares booked to Arrowsmith this season include: Bonny Briar, Gipsy Gold, Miss Deval, Statuette, Taiparoa, Rarania, Lady Genera], Sweet Tipperary, Dainty Step, Sarah Grand, Lady Vladimir, Arras, Jean Laddo, Ambitious, Gold Top, Derelict, Sea Battery,. Sleeping. Beauty, Going Up, Rada, Sinapis, Oratress, Hellenise, Gladioli, Aria, and Ixiyal Aroh. The two-year-old filly Lava is etill running in the paddock, enjoying a rest after her* recent racing. J. Lindsay will probably take her in hand again shortly with a view to having her ready for holiday engagement*, probably at the Dunedin Jo'ckey Club’s Christmas meeting. Winkie’s Best is moving along nicely in his work. He will probably have his first race a-t Methven, and later in the season he may be worth following, ae he shapes like being useful. Gloaming is now being ridden. He has already, done a lot of useful pacing while being exercised on the lead, and if all goes well with' hiip, he should he in good order for sprint races later in the season. He is engaged In the Middle Park Plate, which will be an easy race for him to win, if he is nearly at his best, as he will have no penalty, and will thus be meeting the best of his opponents with a big pull in the weights. The two English fillies which Mr W. G. Hobbs has in work for Mr J. B. Reid are getting through plenty of steady work on the Riccarton tracks. W. G. Hobbs is not hurrying his team at present, but Palestrina, Wink, and Jubilant v.ill be go't ready to carry Mr G. Gould's colours at the Dunedin Jockey Club’s Christmas meeting. Red Kriss is the latest hurdle recruit at Riccarton. He shaped all right in a turn over the pony hurdles last week. Scion, Quest, and Gazeworthy are engaged at the Woodville meeting, Scion raced unsuccessfully on the same course last year prior to winning tho Auckland Cup. Income, who has been off the scene since last autumn, has been nominated for the Woodville meeting. He is in the sprint race on the first day and the Gothard Memorial Handicap, one mile and a distance, on the second day. He was a good performer over long journeys last season. At the Auckland summer meeting he was third in the Auckland Oup with Bst Sib, won the Summer Oup with 9st, and ran second in the Racing Club Handicap with 9st. Anomaly has been placed in J. Hymer’s stable at Riverton in order to get the benefit of the soft going on the beach and swimming exercise. The King Mark gelding requires a good deal of work to get him into top form, so he may be expected: to show improvement later in the season. There was a strong New Zealand flavour about the Zetland Hurdle Handicap at a meeting held at Victoria Park, Sydney, this month. The winner, Kilwa, an aged gelding by Kilbroney from Divinia, was ridden by T. Museen, who commenced his racing career at Riccarton, as an apprentice in the stable of G. Murray Aynsley. Royal Star, looking bright and well after his recent racing, is being kept foing in useful tasks, .with a view to oliday engagements. The Was'hdyke course was very hard on Friday for the opening day of the South Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting. Probably this accounted for the jumping being so had in the hurdle race (says the “Lyttelton Times”). Likelihood lost a lot of ground through running down the last three ohetacles in the Otaio Hurdle Handicap. The jar of the hard ground probably was responsible for him trying to shirk the hurdles. Had he jumped straight he would have won very easily. Humboldt made his first appearance as a hurdler on Friday. He ran a good race, and will pay his way among the jumpers if he only remains sound, which is, however, doubtful. He appeared! to ho very sore when he pulled up. Bon Spec performed in the Otaio Hurdle Handicap like a horse who was tired of the business. Integrity, the winner of the Spring Stakes at South Canterbury, is a three-year-old half-sister to Lignum. It was her first success, but she should earn more money before the seaoon is much older. Tho Wingatui-trained, gelding Baldown put up a very attractive performance when he won the Teachemaker Handicap. It is true he carried onlv a lightweight, but he was not ridden to the beet advantage. He covered a lot of ground on the turns. Half a mile fror.-; Some he was last ar.d was being ridden hard, being apparently beaten He stuck to nis work gamely and finished strongly, having the race won a furlong fiom home. Boadicea has done a lot of hard racing this season, and 3he has been very consistent. She ran up to her best form in the Tescheonaker Handicap, and it was no disgrace to be beaten by Baldowa at the weights. Warhue would not hit out at the start of his race at South Canterbury on Friday, but ho finished, very strongly. He is an improving horse. Happy Warrior was too sore to do himself justice at the South Canterbury meeting on Friday. Solferite, the winner of the Maiden Plato at South Canterbury, is a very speedy galloper. It was his first win, hut he showed so much brilliancy in the early stages that he can be marked for another win before long. Sprinkler was a hot favourite for his race at South Canterbury on Friday and he never looked iri serious danger of defeat. He ran through early to get a position with a fine dash and he was staying on well, though probably a seven furlong jouiney is as far as he likes at present.

Sporting men throughout the Dominion will regret to hear of the death at Wingatui on Thursday of V. 11. Coleman, at one time a well-known oross-country horseman. During hie career as a jockey the deceased never won any big races, but it is oil record that he had more than his share of bad accidents. The Socdete de Sport de France, which runs the Le Tremblay meeting, caters specially for apprentices, and many famous French riders made thoir debut on that track. In order to induce trainers to put lads up, the society offer prizes of 200, 100, 60, and 40 sovs to those whose apprentices have ridden most winners. This scheme has its counterpart in New Zealand by certain races being reserved for apprentice jockeys only. Mr C. Giesler has been appointed handioapper to the Gore Racing CTu'b. TORSES DISQUALIFIED MISUNDERSTANDING CAUSED. MR HANNON EXPLAINS. CBy Telegraph.—Special to “Times.”) AUCKLAND, November 25. Tile situation arising from the disqualification . of Quinette . and Abbey Sell for first and second money in the two-year-old race on the second day of the Hamilton meeting has led to misconstruction of the facts of the case. On this Mr Hannon makes a statement to the effect that he did not apply for allowances on the first day, as he was of opinion that he was not entitled to any. On the second day, he had not claimed an allowance for Quinette, which horse he saw weighed out. When Tuohey, the apprentice rider of Al?hey Bell, went to the scale, he inquired of the clerk of the scales if he was entitled to an allowance. The latter said that he would inquire of the stipendiary steward, and came back with the information that he oould claim it, which Tuohey did. The boy intimated the position to Mr Hannon, who also made inquiries of the stipendiary steward, and was advised that he was entitled to an allowance, as the event was a handicap. It was then that Quinette was brought back, and Holland got 2Jlb. It was on the advice he had received that he acted, though he was of the opinion, as his previous actions showed, that he was not entitled to it. ELLERSLIEJTRACK WORK GALLOPS ON SATURDAY. GOOD PERFORMANCE BY SURVEYOR. (By Telegraph—Special to “Times.”) The course proper, outside two trestles, was open at Ellerslie for special gallops, but the main work was carried out on No. 3 grass track. On the course proper Loyal Dish and Surveyor started at the, new mile post and ran home in Imin 44 2-ssec—a good gallop. Surveyor, who was on the outside, was about half a length in front or Loyal Irish. Both had light weights in the saddle. cool Stimulants finished in front of Alfort at the end of a five-furlong gallop from the old post, which occupied lmin 4 Z-saec. Slusketoon aud 1 Dominant set out on a round, being picked np at the fivefurlong post by Drawbridge. The latter finished with Musketoon, Dominant being beaten off. The time for the full distance was Smin 4sec, the last seven furlongs taking lmin 35 1-5 ■ec. Tactful and Bretland ran five furlongs from the old post in lmin 6 3-5 ■so. Stork Formalin, and Take Take finished almost together at the end l of a mile from the new post in lmin 47 l-ssec. Sentinella, Amiform, and Shebang ran five furlongs from the old post in Imin 6sec, Sentinella and Amiform being almost together, and Shebang just behind them. Following a run on, the grass track, Prettyman ran three furlongs in 41 •ec. Lady Kerman and Te Kuri went a round 1 in lmin 42 l-ssec. Boomerday, picked up by Disappointment over the last six furlongs, ran a round in lmin 39sec, Disappointment’s time being lmin 17 3-ssec. Pittsworth took lmin 54sec for a similar distance. Namutere ran the last five of six furlongs in lmin 3 l-ssec. Polini and Tetahi covered seven furlongs in lmin 34sec. Douglas Latour and Sleepy Sol did a round in lmin 46sec. Dorinda ran half a mile in 54sec; and Kilroe, Finote, and Tintoretto five furlongs in lmin 4sec. Arch Ami and Libertas covered the last four of five furlongs in 54 1-Ssec, and Opaloid ran six in lmin 17 2-5 Beg, Royal Fancy and Sussex did a round in lmin 49 4-sscc. Queen of the Earth and Killute went five furlongs in lmin 6 l-ssec. Pompey finished in front of Charlady over a round in lmin 48 l-ssec, going easily. Praiseworthy ran three furlongs' in 40 4-ssec, and Prince Papa and Lady Merriwee went five in lmin 6 8-ssec. Hyginas, Greekson, and Scottish Knight went a round in lmin 42 2-5 sec. Attractive was in front of Jolly Princess at the end of four furlongs in 50 l-sser. Turn and Bute Sound did four furlongs in 50 4-seec. Fair Abbey covered a round in lmin 62 l-ssec. Miss Melba defeated Salvor in a round in lmin 43 2-ssec. Pentagram ran six furlongs in lmin 17 2-ssec, and Penona a round in lmin 42sec. Prince Randall and' Sunny Roe, the latter doing it easily, went over six furlongs in lmin 17 2-ssec. Too Late and Lord Thurnham ran three furlongs in 41sec. Rawheta and Whetunui ran five furlongs in lmin 4 3-ssec. Mangawhero and Winter Time did a round in lmin 54eec. Poteen beat V. Price’s Quin Abbey gelding over five furlongs in 51 4-ssec. Ladv **»at Daddy’s Girl over

half a mile in 52 l-ssec from almost a stand. Steel Bar ran six furlongs in lmin 22 l-ssec. Knighthood and Kuhio, going easily, ran five furlongs in lmin lGsec, Bay Dighton beating Herculean over a similar distance in lmin 4 l-ssec. (Hipo covered five furlongs in lmin 5 l-ssec. SOUTH CANTERBURY RACES MANTUA WINS HANDICAP. „ Per Press Association. TIMARU, November 24. The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s sipring' meeting closed on Saturday in brilliant sunshine, with a large attendance. The track was hard and the going very fast, the racing being very fool from start to finish. The tote andlcl £18,551 10s compared with £22,660 10s on the second day last year, making £34,376 for the meeting, against £41,304 12 months ago. Results: — LEVELS HURDLES. Of 160 sovs; one mile and a half. Likelihood, 11.9 t Lord Nagar, 9.11 t Oourcelette, 9.4 3 tDeadheat. Also started. —Boa Spec 10.4, Bill Turpin 0.0. Time, 2min 46 3-sseo. JUVENILE HANDICAP. Of 140 sovs; four furlongs. Integrity, 8.3 1 Armillary, 8.11 2 Solferite, 8.8 3 Bonaria was scratched. Won by a short neck. Time, lmin 1 2-sseo. SOUTH CANTERBURY HANDICAP. Olf 300 sovs; one mile Mantua, 7.11 1 Prince Ferouz, 8.4 2 Boadicea, 9.0 3 Also started. —Economist 8.3. Wbn by a head. Time, lmin 41 3-5 see. CLAREMONT HACK HANDICAP. Of 130 sovs; seven furlongs. Balasor, 7.11 1 King Sol, 8.13 2 Royal Wink, 8.0 3 Knoaklyn and Goldspinner were scratched. Miss Minerva won by four lengths but was disqualified for not weighing in with breastplate. Time, lmin 26 3-ssec. STEWARDS’ WELTER HANDICAP, Of 200 sovs; seven, furlongs. Kilfane, 7,10 1 Some Kid, 9.6 2 Incursio, 7.7 3 All started. Won by half a length. Time, lmin 26 l-sseo. TRIAL HACK, Of 130 sovs; six furlongs. Goldspinner, 8.3 1 Knocklyn, 8.9 2 Clarion, 8.4 3 Integrity was scratched. Won by half a length. Time, lmin 15 2-sseo. KINGSDOWN HACK WELTER, Of 140 sovs; one mile. All British, 8.8 1 Viewpoint, 8.8 2 Frisco Mail, 8.3 3 Balasor was scratched. Won by a neck. Time, lmin 42sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of 240 sovs; six furlongs. Dancing Days, 7.5 2 P.aphian, 7.7 3 Mantua and Uleaborg were scratched. Won by a length. Time, llmin 13 l-ssec. , METHVEN CLUB HANDICAPS FOR MEETING. Pt*r Pres* J **ociatioo. CHRISTCHURCH, November 25. The Methven Racing Club’s handicaps are as follow: — MOUNT HARDING HURDLES, of 100 sovs; one mile and four furlongs.—Likelihood 11.13, Whipcord 11.11, Humboldt 10.9, Lord Nagar 10.3, Vice-Regal 10.3, Bon Spec 10.2, ’Frisco Mail 9.9, Votist 9.3, Miramar 9, Clontarf 9, Bill Turpin 9. METHVEN CUP, of 165 sovs; one mile and a quarter. —Boadicea 9.8, Ardour 8.9, Whipping Boy 7.9, Petunia 7.8, Dutch Clock 7.3, Pickanniny 7.3, Sabor 7.3, Carette 6.7. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 80 sovs; six furlongs.—lntegrity 9, Giantkiller 8.13, Finora 8.9, Goldspinner 8.5, Agnola 8.4, Knocklyn 8.2, Gay Life 7.13, Proliliman 7.9, Clarion 7.8, Solvency 7.6, Dinner Bell 7.6, Dame Fortune 7.1, Sunbronze 6.13, Wink a’ Peep 6.13, Verintia 6.13, Elba 6.12, Cambrae 6.12, Brown Lady 6.12, Bonaria 6.12, Purple Iris 6.12, Uoldpiece 6.12. VIEWMONT WELTER HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; seven furlongs.—Ardour 9.J3, Tinihanga 5.6, Wharfedale 8.13, Petunia 8.11, Blue Socks 8.10, Pickaninny 8.9, Ostorman 8-8, Red Kriss 8.8, Viewpoint 8.8 Dutch Clock 8.6, Thestius 8.3, Enare 8.3, Likelihood 7.13, Whipcord 7.11, Heraldry 7.11, Vice-Regal 7.11, Miramar 7.11, Sigel 7.11. MOUNT HUTT HANDICAP, of 100 6ovs; 6ix furlongs.—Bon Speo 9.9, Prosperity 8.11, Gossard 8.3, The Reaver 8.3, Thestius 7.9, Finora 7.9, Osterman 7.7, Agnola 7.3, Solferite 7.2, Proliliman 6.7. DRAYTON TROT, of 90 sovs; one mile and a quarter.—Ngaio, Rebel, Miss Dorothy, Danebury, Dancer, Bessie Logan, Inchbonnie, Talent, Meddler, Erna, Dome, Logan Chimes, Olive Logan, Merry Bill, Royal Locanda, Winnie Dillon, Colonel Mac, Peggy, Admiral Pointer, Lady Mlinto, AYainoni, Locanda Child, Thelma Pointer, Wirey, Logic, Wairua, Hard Knocks, Searchlight Lad, Afton AVater, Dusky Pointer, Don Locanda, Betty’s Boy, Locanda Maid, Lyonwood, Audacious, Miss Terry, Big Bill, ."lie Nab, Noiseless, Velocity scratch, Erin’s Royal, Bright Bell, Ella Locanda, Harris 12yds bhd, Herd Laddie 24, Bower Dillon, Glaucus, Houdini, Nagol Pointer 36, Grandee 48, Lady Logan, Stunt Artist 60, Leo Bell, Mooney 84, Dolly Doyle 96. FARMERS’ TROT, of 90 sovs; one mile and a half.—Audacious, Big Bill McNab, Noiseless, A’olocity, Rebel, Searchlight Lad, Afton Water, Dusky Pointer, Olive Logan, AVinnie Dillon, Admiral Pointer, Ready Reckoner, AVainoni, Locanda Child, Logwood, Wirey Lad, Brenda, Dancer scr, Peggy Gray, Talent, Meddler, Erna, Tetrachord, Logan Chimes, Locanda Maid, Lyonwood, Gold Digger scr, Bright Bell, Ella Locanda, Harris, Erin’s Royal 12yds bhd, Herd Laddie, Mistress 24, King Sandy 36, Nagol Pointer, Eileen Dillon, Houdini, Glaucus 48, Brent Junior, Grandee 60, Lady Logan, Stunt Artist 72, Prince Swithin 108, Dolly Doyle 120, Betrayer 180.

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OTAHUHU TROTS THE CLOSING DAY. LIVERPOOL TO BLUE MOUNTAIN KING. By Telegraph.—Spesial to “Times." AUCKLAND, November 25. The Otahuhu Trotting Club's spring meeting concluded to-day. The weather ivas fine after a night's rain. There was : a large attendance, and the totalisator handled .£6+, 448 10s, compared with <£48,794 10s last year, a grand total foi the meeting of £114,784, compared with £lO4, 977 10s last year. Results INNOVATION HANDICAP, Of 250 soys ; one mile and a half. Anseline, 24yds bhd 1 Sandy Patch, 12yds bhd 2 Black Palm, scr 3 Also started—-Merrimax, Battery Bell, Grattan "Wilkes, Belmont, Tere, Gold Lad, Ngatira scr, Sunrise 48yds bhd, Audex 84, Amberite 98, All Smoke, Spirit Bell 108. Won by four lengths, with a neck between second and third. Time, 3min 40sec. EPSOM HANDICAP, Of 250 sovs; one mile and a half. Gold Flake, scr (A. Bryce) 1 Child Audubon, scr 2 Bawl dry Locanda, scr 3 Also started—Lord Nepean, Bonfire, Gold View, Silvery Moon, Guinea, Queen Audubon, Ekoeranei, Logan Rothschild limit. Gold Cast 12yds bhd, Zolock Palm 24, Directive, Respect 48. Won by a neck, with two between second and third. Time, 3min 38see. FRANKLIN HANDICAP, Of 800 sovs; two miles. A. R. Tews bury's b h Delaran Quest, aged, by Delvan Chimes Miss Righwood, 4yds (P. Riddle) 1 Sweetapple and Shaw's b m Florrie Bingen, 6yrs, 24yds (J. Shaw) 2 F. V. Cutt’s dk -br h Temple, aged, 24yds (Cutts) 3 Also started—Red Star 12yds bhd, Jewel 12, Jimmy Richmond 1, Rua Pere 36, Reliance 36. Coal Light 36, Promenade 96, Hvpo 48, Dick Dillon 48, and Mintson 72. Jewel, Jimmy Richmond, Red Star and Florrie Bingen was the order when they settled dowfi, but before two furlongs had been covered Delavan Quest was in front from Jewel, Red Star, Florrie Bingen, Temple and Rua Pere, who were racing in that order. Delavan Quest was still in charge going past the 6tand, Hypo, Florrie Bingen and Jewel being his nearest attendants. Then came Temple, Red Star, Rua Pere, Dick Dillon and Reliance, with Coal Light last. The bend was reached, where Florrie Bingen ran up, and the second pair came into the straight almost but in the run home Delavan Quest easily held h*s own and won by a length and a half from Florrie Bingen, who beat Temple by a neck. Delavan Quest is an Australian horse and also won well on the first day. Times net, 4min 41 l-ssec, 4min 44 2-ssec, 4min 44 3-ssec. Delavan Quest was favourite. « LIVERPOOL HANDICAP, Of 1000 sovs; two miles. McKendrick Bros/ blk h Blue Mountain King, aged, by Ribbonwood— Don S., 24yds bhd (McKendrick) ... • P. Riddle c h Sheik, fcyrs by Bonnie Chief—Franseca, 72yds bhd (Owner) • R. M. Morton's b h Ahuriri, 4yrs, limit (Bryce) 3 T. Roe's g m Steel Bell, aged, 36yds bhd (S. G. Rowe) 4 •Dead heat. Also started —Promenade limit, Harold •Junior limit, Kewpie limit, Alto Chimes 84yds bhd, Woodvale 12, Nita Bell 60. Comedy Chief 60, Great Bingen 60. Indy Dunmore was in cha qe when the field settled down, with iiarold Junior Promenade, Blue Mountain King, Ahuriri, Steel Bell, Kewpie and Comedy Chief racing as named. As they passed the stand Promenade had taken charge from Blue Mountain King, Woodvale, Indy Dunmore, Harold Junior, Comedy Chief, Ahuriri, Great Bingen and Sheik; who was getting in his field nicely. Promenade waa still pilot along the back. When the stand was reached Promenade, Blue Mountain King, Woodvale and Great Bingen were almost in line with Sheik, who had run up to Promenade. A little later Blue Mountain King was on terms with Shevk, but turning into the straight Blue Mountain King, Sheik, Ahuriri and. Great Bingen were almost together. A great race ensued. Blue Mountain King.and Sheijc dead heating fur first place, with Ahuriri a neck away, two lengths in front of Steel Bell. Then came Great Bingen, Harold Junior, and Comedy Chief. Times: Sheik 4min 34?ec, Blue Mountain King 4min 38sec, Ahunn 4mm 39 2-ssec. Great Bingen was favourite. CHATHAM HANDICAP, Of 500 sovs; one mile. Newdick Brothers' b g First Carbine, by El Carbine—Wallacena, aged, 36 yds bhd (Bryce) 1 Geo. Paton’s blk b All Bell, aged, 48 yds bhd, (R-. Wood) • ••• 2 Harvey Jones's b g Ben Lomond, aged, 24y*is bhd (McMillan) 3 Also started —Enid limit,. Napper 12yds bhd, Delavan Bill u>, Pitaroa 24, William the First 86. Enid was the first to show out, but going past the stand Ben Lomond was in charge from Enid, All Bell, First Carbine and Pitaroa. Along the back Ben Lomond, All Bell and First Carbine were together, with Pitaroa and Enid next. Ben Lomond and First Carbine landed tn to the straight just in front of All Bell. There All Bell came again, but First Carbine outstayed him and won by throe-quarters of a length. Ben Lomond waa two lengths away third, then followed Pitaroa, Enid and Napper. Time® net, 2min 14 l-ssec, 2min 13 4-s>sec, 2iuin 18 3-soec. All Bell was favourite. PAPATOHTOE HANDICAP, Of 300 sov6; one mile and a half. Mulwaree, 12yds bhd (Kelsey) 1 Lena Patch, 12yds bhd 2 Golden Hope, 24yds bhd 3 Also started Dillon Shine limit, Suiver, Waiterere 12yds bhd, Golden ope. Master Councillor, Jimmy Richnond 24, Pal-cti .36, Profiteer 48, Hue Coronado, Logan Queen 60. Won by one and a half lengths, with two aiid, a half between second and third. Time, 3min 32 3-ssec VISITORS’ HANDICAP, Of 300 sovs; two miles. The Squire, 48yds bhd (J. Shaw) 1 McKinney Laas, 12yds bhd 2 Nikora, 72yds bhd 3 Also started—Succory, Elsanore, Golden Gate limi'-, Mutu 12yds bhd, Rostrevor 24, Mint Boy 43, Hint, Bundaberg 60, Normica Heir 84, Sebisca 96. Won by a length, with a head between second and third. Time, 4min 50 4-sseo. Wimmcra King finished second, but was disqualified for galloping. ROYAL OAK HANDICAP, „ Of 300 sovs; one mile and a half. Lenglen. 12yds bhd (Pillemger) 1 Master Councillor, 12yds bhd 2 Cute Lad, 24yds bhd 3 Also started Wairemana, Ekoeranei limit, Nipper, Red Star, Ben Wallace 12 yds bhd. Profiteer 24, Brenda, Mintson 48, Her Ladyship, Rothcliffo 60, Lord Min to 84. Won by two lengths, with a length between second and third Time, 2min 55 3-ssec. WAIKATO TROTS HANDICAPS ANNOUNCED. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, November 25. The Waikato Trotting Club’s handicaps are as follow : INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; one mile and a half—lmperial Star, Tonga, Percy Tracey, Ruby Bell, Rosa, lie Patch, Valota, Carlyle, Witaka, Marvin Eclipse, Lena Ansel, Golden Star, War Tank, Wild Nell Junr., Tere, Badgy, IWoller, Golden Downs, Never Pear, Daylight, Gold Lad, Lady Ena, Even Song, Battery Belle, Herbelwyn, Great A pplause, Gold Sovereign, Floraline limit, Canberra 12yds bhd, Paroeur,

Royal Kereone 24, Pine Child 60, Topsy, Rothschildi 72, All Smoke, Spirit Bell 96, Anseline 120.

FRANKTON HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; one mile and a half —Downfall, Black Pearl, Nelson Fame, Peter Gray, Willie Mac:, Louvima, Silvery Moon, Bonfire. Bell Moot, Bellova, Logan Rothschild, Guinea, Stanmoor, Golden Wave, Lord Nepean, Oro Whetu, Ba-wldy Locanda, iLe Merial limit, Lottie Audubon, Wee I Thorpe, Johnny Golddust 12yds bhd, Childe Audubon, Darknite, Togo’s Promise, Wimmera King 24, Gold Flake, Mount Albert, General Advance, Rose Pointer 36, Respect 60, Mintson 108. WAIKATO TROTTING CUP. of 430 sevs; two miles—Buz Buz, Rua Pere, Renance, Anselm, Coal Light limit, Taurekareka, Princo Lyons, Harold Jnnior, Her Ladyship 12yds bhd, Promenade, Pam .4, Pitaroa, Delavan Bill, Lord Minto 36, Stormy Ahuriri 48, Gold Girl <2, All Bell, Oruarangi, Moneymaker 84, Logan Chief, Great Hope 120. CLAUDELANDS HANDICAP, of 140 sovs; one mile and a half—Signorella, Munel Bingen, Bell Tower, Dominion King, Gambler’s Gold, Hohora, Ararawa, Uncle Bert, Logan Rothschild, aT ! na> Urusline, Pearl Fisher, Lady Eockaway, Joan Audubon, The Texan, Jasper, Ben Zolock, James Conway, Haroto, Downfall, Black Pearl, Nelson Fame, Oakhampton, Lord Nepean limit. Bonfire, Golden Wave 12yds bhd. Bell Moor 24, Bellova (not eligible). STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 240 sovs; one mile—March On, Pakoti, Prince Poole limit,. Lenglen. Heather Girl 12yds bhd, Enid Rothcliffe, Huon Grattan, Nelson Derby 24, Her Ladyship 36, Lord Minto, Pitaroa 60, Nita Bell, Gold Girl, Moneymaker, Comedy Chief 72. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 210 sovs; ore mile and a half—Willie Mac, Togo’s Promise, Gold Bud, Bawldy Locanda, Guinea, The Pointer, Oro, Grey P®te r , Rose Pointer, Stanmoor limit, y aiterere, Zolock Palm, King Lear, Ivy Audubon 12yds bhd, Hymen, Buz Buz, Respect 24, Jimmy Richmond, Wairemana, Sebisca, Master Councillor, 'Golden Hope 36, Pakoti, Ramaroa, Coal Light 43, Lenglen, Mintson 72. HAMILTON HANDICAP, of 240 sovs; two miles—Tere, Battery Belle, Daylight, Marvin Eclipse, Spirit' Bell, Salesman, Kereone, Gold Star, Even Song, Amberite, Rita Huon limit, Anseline, Rose Bingen 24yds bhd, Kean John 48, Appeal 60, Golden Gate, Wild Nut 72, Rostrevor, (Mint Boy 96, Wimmera King 108, The Squire 144.

FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 170 sovs; one mile and a quarter—Mt. Albert, Bell Moor, General Advance, Togo’s Promise, Johnny Golddust, Quiver, Prince Poole, Zolock Palm, Conscript, Ramaroa, King Lear 12yds bhd. Heather Girl, Inclement, Jimmy Richmond 24, Anselm, Run Pere, Wonderland, Huon Grattan, Enid 36, Her Ladyship, Prince Lyons 48, Lord Minto 60, Dean Dillon 84. Promenade. All Bell 96.