SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17902, 6 April 1920, Page 8

SPORTING.

CANTERBURY J.C. MEETING. ARROWSIIITH "WTOS THE GREAT EASTER. AUSTRALASIAN BHCORD BftOKEN. i'Pbb Usttkd Phhss AssooiATiojro CHMSTOHTIRCH April 5. The Canterbury Jockey Glut's Eastor meeting opened in glorious -weather. There was a record attendance. The total iea tor handled £67,159, against £47,636 for the first day of last year. Results: — IOLDARE HURDLES HAJOMCAP, of 250sova. Two miles.—l Kohu, 11.6 (R. Thompoon), 1; 2 Hylans, 12.9, 2; 6 Bombproof, 10.3, 3, Also wax: 3 Kilboyne 10.0, i Prince Delaware 9.13. Kilboyne was indulged with the load till nearing home, when Kohu took charge and won easily by two lengths; Bombproof, was eight lengths behind Hylans. Prince Dolawwo loot his rider at tho last jump. Time, 3min 49 l-feeo. CHAMPAGNE STAKES, Of lOOOaora. Six furlongs. 3—Right and Left (R. Reed) .. .. 1 2-Delight 2 I—Winter AVind ~ •• 3 Albo ran: 4 Ghrysostom, 6 Aefcari, 5 Babrinado. Winter Wind gave trouble at the post, and did not get away very well. Fobrinode was in front on reaching the coiiTse proper, with tie others in close attendance. At tie distance Right and Left ran to the front and won ndoely by » length from Delight. Winter Wind did not finish well, and' was almost boaton by Clirysostom fox third money. Time, lmin 12sec AUTUMN PLATE, of SOObovs. One mile.— I Taunaha (H. Gray), 1; 7 Kilgour, 2; 5 S-tarland, 3. Also ran: 9 Admiral Talbot, 9 Nightraider, 6 Plight Comnwinder, 4 Some Kid, 7 Clean Sweep, 8 Link Up, 10 Starliko, II Mystified. Starlilro was the firet out, but Flight Commander was with him rounding the top turn. Coming to the distance Starlond, Nigbtraidex, and Taunaha all put in challenges, but the k«t-nanied stayed on best and won by a length from Kilgour, who was hoJf a length in front of Starland. Time, lmin 40 l-sseo. GREAT EASTER HANDICAP, Of 1500sov». Seven furlongs. , 2—Axrowsmith, ai3 (H. Gray) ..1 8— Braclserifiold, 7.7 .. ..• .. .. 2 3—Chimera, 7.13 ' .. 3 Also ran: 6 Michael* 8.12, 10 Fiery Cross 8.10, 1 Onslaught 8.9, 4 Radial 7.13, 7 Early i Dawn 6.10, 9 Simart 7.10, 6 Golden Bubble 7.9, 11 Mustard Pot 7.2, 12 Gamecock 7.0, 13 Sleepyhead 6.7. Chimera, Radial, and Brackenfield were firet to show out, Sttnatt and Mncrmela being slow to move. At the end of three' furlongs Brackenfield and Sunart were iu front, the format boinsr well clear. At the distance Arrowsmith challenged, and .got 'up to win by a nose; Chimera was a good 'third, just clear of Fiery Croes. Time, lmin 23 l-swc. . RUSSLEY PLATE, of 300sovs. Five furlongs.— 3 Little River, 7.11 (F. Corlett), 1; 6 Tribmilet, 7.11. 2; 5 Bebehead, 7.9, 3. Also started: 1 Reproachful 7.13 and Jazz 7.9 (coupled), 4 Border Knight, 7.11, 10 Fabroult 7.11, 12 Bell Top 7.11, 2 Fortune Teller 7.9. 7 Sunbath 7.9 and Pussvfoot 7.9 (coupled), 8 Wanigan 7.9, 9 Orange Mart 7.9, 11 Strelitzia ,7.2... THboulet essayed to win from end to ,end„,bnt.inside the distance Little, River cut him down and won 'by two lengths, Bebehead being a similar distance-away third. Time, lmin 1 l-ssec. SOCKBURN HANDICAP, of SOOpovs. One mile and a-quaTter.—l Saeanof, 10.8 (H. Grav), 1; 4 Bondage, 7.2, 2; 2 Royal Star, 8.4, 3. Also started: 3 Glentanner 6.7. Bondage won't out and made the running from Royal Star, Saeanof, and Glentanner. Turning for home Sasanof ran up to Bondage and won hard held by a long neck, Royal Star being three length* away. Time, 2min 8 4-ssec. GIMCRACK STAKES, of 200aovs. Six furlongs.— 1 Cashmere (H. Gray), 1; o Adopted, 7.3, 2; 3 Satisfaction, 7.12, 3. Also ran: 7 Algidns 8.13, 6 Orange Bitters 8.4, 8 Irish Elegance 7.13, 14 Henriette 7.12, 2 Steepholm 7.11,, 4 Kilcalm 7.8, 9 Gossard 7.7, 13 Nautiboy 7.2, 15 Dutch Courage 7.0, 10 Caliburn 7.0, 17 Plastio 7.0, 16 Judaea 7.0, Will Oakland 7.0, 12 Hands Off 7.0, 18 Dorcas 7.0. Satisfaction was first into the straight from a bunched field. At the distance Cashnyjre and Adopted challenged, Caehmere winning by a neck, a similar distance between second and third. Time, lmin 12 3-ssec. COURTENAY WELTER, of 300aovs. One mile.—s All Ready, 8.10 (F. E. Jones), 1; 3 Melee, 10.11, 2; 1 Old Gold, 9.1, 3. Also started: 2 Hetaua 10.6, 6 Mandrake 8.8, 7 Tyne 8.3, 4 Sedd-el-Rahr 8.2, 9 Recorder 8.0. 8 Sisyphus 8.0. All Ready was always well plr.ood, and in the straight came strongly and won by a short head from Melee, who was a length in front of Old Gold. Time, lmin 40sec M Arrowsmith's time in tho Great Eaatcr constitutes an Australasian record. :" Fabrioult," a runner in the Russlcy Plate, broke a front leg when nearing tho distance post, and was subsequently destroyed.

The Judicial Committee cautioned E. Ludlow, who had tho mount on Clean Sweep in the Autumn Plato, for interfering with Starlike. Following are the acceptances for the pecond day:— < Poerswick Hurdles. One mile and tluooqiiartexs.—Elykuis 12.11, liombproof 10.1, Priuco Doleworc 9.5, Trickery 9.0, Sea Bluo 9.0. Autumn Nursery Handicap. Six furlongs.— Delight 9.13, Gkrj'HOatom 9.7. Caricxituro 9.1, Listcm.ing Post 8.10, Little River 8.2, Fubrinado 8.6, Askaxi'7.G, Bcbcbeud 15.13, Jaxz li.ll, Fortune Teller 6.9, Wardgan G. 7. Yakimirat Welter Handicap. Seven furlongs.—Hetana 10.6, Prfimccock 9.11, All Ready 9.G, Old Gold 9.1, Some Kid 8.10. Clean Sweep 8.0, Bondage 7.13, Sleepy Hend 7.11. Sisyphus 7.11. Addington Handicap. Oho mile.—Cashmere 9.4, All Serene 8.4, Starlike 8.1, Link Up 8.0, Satisfaction 8.0, Foo Chow 8.0, Adopted 7.15, Henrietta 7.9, Checkmate 7.8, Kilcolm 7.7, GTim Joko 7.0, Rippingill 7.0. Caliburn 7.0. Templeton Handicap. iSix furlongs.— Michaeta 9.2, Chimera "8.10. Brackenfield 8.8, Hetaua 8.6 Bon Spec 8.6, Killa.Ua 6.10. Final Handicap. One mile.—Radial 9.4, Brackenfield 9.3, Macduff 8.3. Warlovo - 8.2, Early Dawn 8.1, Kilgour 7.10, Some Kid 7.5, Mandrake 6.12, Sedd-el-Bahr 6.10, Flight Commander G. 9, Tyne 7.7, Recorder 7.7. Moorfowl has teen scratched for the Challenge Stakes, and Royal Star and Paraoa for the Great Autumn.

NOTES BY SENTINEL. iCHRISTCHURCH, April 5. The Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting was opened in splendid weather, and there was an excellent attendance. The track was in good order, and the co/rd provided some very interesting eport. Arrowsmith scored a meritorious win in the Great Eae*er. The field was well in the straight when he came through a eomawbat lucky opening on tho rails, and, vigorously handled, got up in time to win by a head. Brackenfield was unlucky, as his rider lost a leather at the turn, and had to handle his mount at a disadvantage at tho critical stage of the race. Sasanoff was started only in tho Sockburn, at tho urgent request of his rider, who was anxious that he should have a gallop in the Gretu Autumn, for which he will start a strong fancy. He won neatly, and without being seriously called upon to win. The Champagne Stakes was a good race, but the result come as a shock, as Winter Wind failed just when he was expected to shine—namely, as a stayer. Right and Left finished very resolutely, and has improved a good deal since last Wellington Cup meeting. There was a good deal of delay in balancing the investments with the totalisator, with the result that the latter part' of the card was running half an hour behind time. The Kildiaro Hurdle field was reduced to a quintet by the withdrawal of Gaylight. Kohu was eem out ia strong favourite, carrying twice the amount that was 'on the second choice. Kilboyne led the way, and had a life at the 1 second hurdle. After turning in to the back the leader was joined by Bombproof, with the others lying handy. Kilboyne dropped out over half a mile from home, and Kohu led Bombproof and Hylans to the last, jump, at which Bombproof swerved and interfered with Hylans, and Prince Delaware unshipped his rider in the run liomc. Kohu, with nothing much to spare, beat Hylans by nearly two lengths. Bombproof was about six lengths away, third, and Kilboyne a long way b*ok. Moorfowl was withdrawn from, the Champagne Stakes, tho stable being content to rely on Winter Wind, who was baoked to a very short odds-on chance. The favourite drew the outßide berth at the barrier, but Fabrinade led tho favourite into the straight. Winter' Wind looked a winner at the cuV tance, but was then challenged by Right and Left on the rails, and Delight on the outside. The favourite collapsed at the halfdistance, and in a good finish Right and Loft beat Delight by over a length, whilst Winter Wind, who was not ridden right out, finished! two lengths away, just beating: Chrysosfcom, who finished well, Tho winner put up a time record for the Tace. Fabrinade showed ft good turn of speed for about four furlongs and a-half. Taunaha was made a good favourite) for the Autumn Plate, and good support also came for Nightraider and Clean Sweep. When tie field settled down Flight Commander took charge, and with Link Up led the way into the straight, with Nightraider, Admiral Talbot, Some Kid, Taunaha, Kilgour, and Clean Sweep close up; whilst Starland, who had ' been twice disappointed in an effort to get through, was in the ruck. Nightraider and Clean Sweep were momentarily in front when

they headed Flight Commandler at the distance. A little later Tttanaha took charge, and going on won by two lengths from K:l----gour, who bent the fast-finishing Starland by the narrowest of margins. Some Ed, Nightraidor, and Clean Sweep were dose up to the placed' Jot. With a better run Starland must have seriously troubled the favourite. Hetaua was the only withdrawal from the! Great Easter Handicap, which proved an excellent betting race. They made Onslaught favourite, with Arrowsmith, Chimera, and Radial all well backed.. They got away worn a good line, from which Chimera and Radial were first to appear. Radial, on the rail, however, got shut . out, and Miohaela was slow on her legs, .and ran along the back at the tail of the field. Brockenfield and Si-nart led into the straight, and at the distance the former had- drawn into a good lead, whilst Arrowsmith, on the rails. Chimera, Fiery Cross, and Radial'were olose up. Inside the distance Arrowsmith came with a good run, and catching Brackenfield a few strides from the post, won by a head. Chimera was over a length away, Fiery Cross, Radial, and Sunart following in olose order. Horsemanship' played a prominent part in the decision, as Gray, after getting out of trouble, -won at the right place; whilst too much use was made of Brackenfield and Sunart, who hung a bit at the rise of the barrier, but Michaela got the worst of the breakaway. Radial had not quite sufficient speed to hold his place over the first couple ■of [ t furlongs, and, in consequence, got badly placed oh the rails. He did fairly well, with 41h over, to finish so close to the placed lot. Fiery Cross ran a good race, and' so did Chimera; but as the race was run Brackenfield was unlucky, as his rider came back minus a stirrup leather, and his most formidable opponent had to make good" arfter getting into trouble. Brackenfield was well clear at the distance, andi looked all over a winner. It was a great performance for the, winner to put up am Australasian xpeord under the oir'cumstances. There is 'no doubt "now* about-'• ArrWwsniith being able to stay, as he finished l very strongly, with the assistance, of course, of a first-class horseman. Tribulet, Little River, and Bebehead were first into the straight in the Russley Plate, and in the run home Little River wotf bj a length and a-half from Tribulet, with Bebehead olose up, third, and Jazz next. Fabroult broke a' leg when racing past the distance post. Sasanoff had a comfortable win in the Sockbura Handicap, and.put.. wfr a good performance under bis weight. Satisfaction led the G-imcraok field into the straight, bat when well inside the distance Cashmere and Adopted challenged, aiid in a good finish Cashmere beat Adopted by a neck. Satisfaction woo half a length away, third, and Orange Bitters next. Plastic k>3t his rider after .passing the post. Tyne and Hetaua led out- in the Courtenay Welter, whilst Sisyphus got badly away. They Tan in close order into the straight, an! at <he distance All Ready book charge, and in a great finish beat Melee by a head. Old Gold was half a, length off, and Sisyphus next. Melee ran a great race under his load of 10.11, but some watches mads the race 12 l-ssec slower than the official time. AUCKLAND RACES. {Pbb Usiteii puess Association.) AUCKLAND, April 5. For the concluding day of the Auckland Racing Club's autumn meeting there was fine weather and a large awnering. The' racing was excellent; The St. Leger was won all the , way by Miss Gold. The St.

George's Handicap was a good race-, the three placed torses fighting am exciting finish. Totalizator investments, £104,875 10a, against £78,823 10a last year. Tho two days' investments were £195,855 10s, against £146,520'105. Eesults: — STEWARDS' HANDICAP. One mile—2 Eethonia, 8.9 (O'Shea), 1; 8 Tama-a-roa, 7.3, 2; 7 Trespass, 7.3, 3. Also started: 4 Lord Ksnilworth 8.9, 1 Maioha 8.6, 3 Tinopai 8.1. 6 Matatane 7.12, 9 Te Oro 7.3, 10 Tabasco 6.7, 5 War Tank 6.7. A gocd race batwoen the placed horses. Won by a. head. Maioha was fourth. Time, lmin, 40seo. MANGEBE HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— 1 Tinokaha, 9.4 (Robinson), 1; 17 No Bother, 7.0, 2; 10 Loved One, 7.7, 3. Also started: 4 Oak Abbey 8.8, 2 Explode 8.8, 5 Finkop 8.6, G Salvalees 8.3, 7 Winsome Arch 8.3, 3 North Loburn 8.0, 16 Penona 8.0, 13 Samacre 7.10, 15 Stammer 7.8, 21 The Packman 7.7, 18 Vatuchall 7.7, 11 Prince Buius 7.3, 19 Ma Copper 7.3, 12 Brodick 7.3, 8 Tom Moore 7.0, 22 Homeric 7.0, 9 Lord Brace 7.0, 20 Walton 7.0, 15 Utu 7.0, 14 Actrice 7.0. Won comfortably by a length and a-half, two lengths and a-faatf between second and third. Time, lmin lSsec. VICTORIA HAMD3CAP. Five furlongs.8 Mies Muriel, 7.7 (E, Monoon), 1; 1 Landslide, 9.8, 2; Illumination, 6.12, 3 (bracketed, with Landslide). Also started: 3 Cehnisia 7.4, 4 Loveliglit 7.2, 6 Commission 7.1, 2 Pure Laziness 7.0, 7 Bright Light 6.18. Won nicely by a 'lenifth, two lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 0 8-Gseo. GREAT NORTHERN ST. LBGER STAKES. One mile DJid three-quarters. 3—Alm>9 Gold, 8.8 (O'Shea) , 1 I—Rose Queen, 8.8 2 3—Rebuff, 8.7 with winner) ~ ~ 3 Also started: 2 Tinohoro 8.10. The winner led throughout,, and stalled ofi a • challenge by Rose Queen in the straighi, find won by a length. Time, ijmia fisec

ST. GEORGE'S HANDICAP. One mile and a-half. a—Uncle Ned, 9.0 (Hewitt) 1 3—Miangaiiiuhoe, 7.9 2 s—Taiamai, 8.0 3 Also started: 1 Vagabond 9.2, 6 Gaziquo 3.2, 1 Bonnctter 8.0, 8 Punka 7.6, 7 Cynic 6.7, 9 Blue Cross 6.7. Bonnetter made moat of the running, Mangauiuhoo being handy. Uncle Ned and Tniauiai came fast in the straight, the former winning by a length, three-quaiterß of a length between second and third. Time, 2min !I4 3-asec. STEEPLECHASE. About throo mites — 1 No Surrender (Keepo.) 1, 5 Jacaranda 2, 3 Battletide 3. Also started: 2 Tenacious, 1 Tirau, 5 Eireaway. Moat of tho running was made by BaUletido, but No Surrender caught him at the top of the hill luat time round, where Batttetido fell. No Surrender won by 100 yards. ' Batttetido was afterwards remounted, and finished within two lengths and a-half of the second horse. Tirau lost his rider at the third fence. Tenacious fell. Time, 6rain Msec. HUIA HANDICAP. Six Crowhurst, 7.11 (E. Marison), 1; 2 Queen Aljbcy, 8.2, 2; 1 Hymoefera, 9.4, 3. Also started: 5 Rocklield 8.10, 4 Ruatara 7.11, 6 No Mistake 6.7, 7 Clonmcl 6.7, 8 Lady Glen 6.7. The winner led after the first furlong, and won by a length, half a length between second and third. Time, lmin 14sec. AUCKLAND WELTER HANDICAP. One mile.—l General Advance, 9.7 (O'Shca), 1; 3 Archie, 9.1, 2; 8 Bitholia, 8.0, 3. Also started: 5 Mill o 1 Cowrie 9.13, 2 Woody Glen 8.5, 4 Comedy Prince 8.2, 6 Farce 8.0, 7 Glen Canny 8.0, 9 Hessian 8.0. Time, lmin 40sec. RrVERTON RACES. (Fan Usnza Pnass association.) . ,". INTiiRCARGILL, April 6. The RiveTtoai Racing Club's annual fixture conoluded in fine, but orofoaßt, weather, a strong wind retarding the gallopers. The trade was very finra. The attendance waa hardly up to the first day. The totaliaator returns for the day were £28,506 10s, compared with £11,861 for the corresponding 1 day of last season. The total for the meeting was £55,608,105, compared with £25,561 last year. Results: —

PRBSIDEINII'S STAKE. Ono mile.—l Bhie Admiral, 8.8 (R. M'Lellan.), 1; 5 Lady Pallas, 8.13, 2; 3 Red Bal, 9.0, 3.. , Also started: 2 The Boss 8.12, 4 6 Lewis Gun 8.8, 7 FrUosbarne 8.6. Won-by three lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 44sec. ELYING HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—l Eight Bells, 7.5 (K M'Lellan), .1; 4 Almoner, 7.13, 2; Linden, 7.6, 3. Also started: 3 Buller 7.13, 6 Pallah 6.7. Won by a head, half a length between second and third. Time, lmin 15 4-ssec. SECOD COUNNTI" HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—l Blue Admiral, "8.0 (R. M'Lellan), I; 3 Olensponse, 8.10, 2; 3 Kilmeedy, 8.6, 3. Also started: 5 Wild Pilgrim 8.4, 2 Aych'ffe 8.8, 6 Vocation 7.10. Won by a bare length, a length and a-half between second and third. Time, lmin 30 l-ssec. EIASTER HANDICAP. One mile and a distance. s—Kilkee, 8.2 (W. Robinson) .. 1 2—Thaddeus, 7.7 2 3—Marianne, 7.11- 3 Also started: 6 Rorke's Drift 8.12, 1 Samiel 8.9, 4 Burrangong 8.3, 8 Mazama 7.1, 9 Gunrest 7.0, 7 Miss Camouflage 7.4. Won by a length and a-quarter; three lengths between second and third. Time,' lmin 53 2-sseo. OTAITA HACK HANDICAP. Seven fmlongs.— Martifors/ 8.9 (J. And Tews), 1; 2. Mettle Drift, 8.11, 2; 6 Post Haste, 8.9, 3. Also started: 5 Sartolite 8.11, 1 Red Pal 8.8, 3 Preceder 8.2, 7 Oreti 8.0, 8 Hinekura 8.0. Won by threo lengths, two lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 31sec. RIVERTON STEEPLECHASE. About two miles and a-half. 2 Silverspire, 133 (J. M'Cheaney), 1; 1 Zarioma, 11.11, 2; 3 Palladio, 11.8, 3. Also started: 4 Grafton Tot 10.7, 7 Kintailshore 9.10 (ran off), 6 Luigi 9.10 (lost his rider), 10 Bonally 9.7 (refused), 8 Burnbank 9.7 (pulled up), 5 Cazna 9.7 (lost his rider), 5 St. Cletus 9.7 (ran off). Won by four lengths, the same distance between second and third. Time, smin 35sec WALLACE HACK HANDICAP. One. mile.—2 Thistledown, 8.2 (J. Andrews), 1; 1 Marching. Order, 8.8,. 2; 4 Martifprs, 8.2, 3. Also started: 3 Mettle Drift 8.4, 5 Fitzosbome 7.7. Won by three lengths, two lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 44 3-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP. One mile.—

3 ThacHeus, a 5 (T. Metcalio), 1; 4 Samiel, 9.5, 2; 5 Burrarigong, 9.1, 3. Also started: 1 Tin Soldier 9.6, 2 Golden King 8.10, 7 Gunrest 7.12, 6 Glensponse 7.9., Won bytwo lengths, the same distance between second and third. Time, lmin 44 2-Sscc. BEAUMONT BACES. (From Otm Own Correspondent.)! LA WHENCE, April ,6, .. The Beaumont Jockey Club was favoured with fine weather for its annual race meeting to-day. There was a record attendance, £240 being taken at the gate, as .igainat £65 last year. The ooutsb was in good order' and the racing interesting. Though there were a good; many withdrawals, the total investments on each race were good, £12,976 being put through the machine, as agamst last year, the previous best being about £7000. Results: — BEAUMONT HANDICAP; Seven furlongs—2 Palamon, 8.10, (A. H. Wilson), 1; 1 Ardmore, 9.3 (E. Rowlands), 2; 3 Sunlit, 7.9 <S. M'DoaaM), 3. Also started: 4 Awahou 8.1. The barrier rose to a good fine, but Ardmore and Awahou were slow to move. Sunlit led to the homo turn, where Palamon and Ardmore moved up, and in a good finish Palamon boat Ardmore by two lengths; Sunlit half a length behind. Time, lmin Slsec. MAIDEN PLATE. Six furlongs.—2 Galway, 8.9 (R. Ellis), 1; 3 Clothilde, £.12 (F. J. M'Kay), 2; 4 Sanarto, 8.9 (F. H. Moore), 3. Also started: 1 Lima 8.12. Prom an indifferent start Galway got away with a substantial break, the favourite (Lima) being practically left. Clothilde overhauled Galway at the far turn, amd led into the straight, where Galway came again, and in a good finish won by a head; Sanarto two lengths away third. Time, lmin 19 2-6 sec. DUNKELD TROT. One mile and a-half.-2 Until, 72yds behind (A. C. Sim), 1; 1 Littlefield, &lyds behind (A. G. Trotter),' 2; 3 Pet's Atone, scratch (G. Richards), 3. All started. Green Stripe assumed the lead after the'first' quarter of a mile, and led past the stand for the first time. Littlefield -than oame on and eupplanted him, with Until close behind. Coming into the straight Littlefield was still leading, with Until coming strongly. Under a punishing firish the , latter passed the post two lengths ahead of Littlefield, Pet's Alone a similar distnmobehind third, Stray Child fourth. Time, 3min 48seo. PRESIDENT'S HACK WELTER. Five furlongs.-2 Lima, 8.0 (A. H. Wilson), 1- 1 Master Dennis, 8.10 (A. Lloyd), 2; 5 Lady Kmght, 8.10 (R. J. Horn), 3. Also started! 4 Samson 8.7, 6 Erroneous 8.5, 3 Lkp 85 7 Aljudge 8.0. After several false starts' the ' held was got away on fairly level terms Samson led foT two furlongs, -.vhen Lima took the lead. Coming into the straight Lima was still leading, with Master Dennis coming fast, but his effort was too late, Lima winning by half a length; Lady Knight a similar distance back third. Time, 'lmin" FLYING HANDICAP. Six furlongs.-a Revolution, 8 2 (SM'Donald), 1; 3! Palamon, 9.5 (A. H. Wilson), 2; 1 Ihestiusj. soWaU■,■ Lloyd), 3. Also started: 4 Miss' Finland ' 8.2. A good start. Revolution was the first to show in the lead, closely followed by lnestius. This order was maintained till coming into the straight, where Palamon ran into second position, but was unable to get on terms with Revolution, who won by a length, third two lengths away. Time, lmin 17860. . MOLYNEUX HANDICAP. One mile and a-qnarter.—s Tuticom, 7.8 (S. M*Donald) 13 Hardshot, BJ. (G. Harrington), 2; 6 Awahou, 8.3 (F. M'Kay), 3. Also started': 4 Jack Symora 9.6, 1 Lady Superior 8.7, 2-Rapid River 8.3, 7 United ,S©rvice 7.10. '; Tuticom was first out, closely followed by Hardshot, and this order was maintained to the finish, Tuticom winning by a length, Awahou two lengths away thrid. Time, 2min lOsec. ELECTRIC TROT. One mile.-8 Brown Owl, 48yds behind (F. Perriam), 1; 5 Kaloon, 72yds (H. M'Leod), 2; 8 Robert R., 72yds (J. W. Perriam), 3. Alao started; 10 Pets Alone, 1 Chevy Chase, 4 Lasca Lad, 13 Peter Beck, 12 Fashion Plate, 14 Bessie Miac 6 Until, 7 Ivan C, 2 Littlefield, 11 General Wait, 3 Green Stripe. Laeca Lad led for the first few furlongs, when he was displaced by Green Stripe, the remainder of tie field strung out. At the turn into the straight Brown Owl oame up fast and iri a good race home succeeded in boating Kaloon by three lengths, two lengths separating second arid third. Time, 2min 26sec. RAILWAY HANDICAP. Five furlongs.— 1 Killowen, 902 (A. H. Wilson), 1; Erroneous, 7.5 (J. Moore), 2; 2 Sunlit, 7.10 (S. M'Donald), 3. Also started: Miss Finland 7.9, 4 Lady Knight 7.9, 5 Botanist 7.7. A good start. Sunlit led to the turn into the straight, where the field closed up, and in a good finish Killowen came fast, beating Erroneous by half a length, a neck separating second and third. Time, lmin 3seo.