SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19785, 10 May 1926, Page 7

SPORTING.

RACING AND TROTTING. May 13, 15. —Egmont E.C. winter. May 15.—North Canterbury R-C. autumn. May 20, 21.—Ashburton County R.C. autumn. May 20, 22.—Wanganui J.C. winter. May 22.—Gamaru T.C, June 1,3, S.—D.J.C. winter. June 3, s.—Otaki Maori R.C. winter. June 3, 5. 7.—Auckland R.C. Some Interesting work took place at Wingatui on Saturday morning, ami the going on the inside grass is much firmer than what might he anticipated after the recent rainfall. Pink Note and Eaton Bells got through j useful work. Boncna and Vogue were allotted easy tasks, and then Tholomon and galloped half a mile in 54. Brightling 'and a Balboa gelding broke away from the five-furlong mark and reeled off the distance in 1.10. They caught up on Last Part and Marmont, who were going Saif a mile. The quartet came on in close company, with Brightling at the tail of the bunch. Brightling moved up towards the finish. It was a ussful working gallop between them. Adjutor, 'who is on the improve, got through useful striding exercise. Loughrea bowled along over a couple of circuits, and Overdrawn and Circulation did fairly strong work. Mantua cantered a lazy easy-going circuit, but when livened up led Clutha and Taboo over five furlongs in 1.8 2-5. Taboo seems to have lost punch, and finished several lengths away. General Advance and Beauty Light were schooled over four flights of hurdles, and each shaped well, with the former apparently waiting on the novice. Ravenna and Miss Winkle covered the last six of seven furlongs in 1.23 1-5, both finishing well. Pamplona, who has been suffering from corns, seems right again, and did good pace work, and a similar task was allotted Palencia. Matatua, Coastguard, Tione. Roman Archer, Fulmar, Kipling, Angelo, and a few others go through unimportant tasks. Cartoon and Galaxy were schooled over fences, and shaped well. Cartoon, however, seemed to blind Galaxy at the stand double, and the latter slipped up when landing over the first fence. He. afterwards crossed the double without trouble. , There are a number of youngsters at work on the Wingatui tracks, and the fact suggests that far more than usual interest will be aroused in the early two-year-old events nest season. The Tractor—Jada two-year-old has been placed in T. Metcalfe’s, charge in order to have him sharpened up a bit. W Lloyd has secured a lease of a fine well-grown filly rising three years old got by Roval Stag from Kiltess. She is green at present, but looks a rather likely sort. Good progress is being made with the improvements which are being earned out at Wingatui. . . .. At the monthlv meeting of the committee of the Riverton Racing Club (says our own correspondent) the president (Dr Gordon) brought fodward the question of providing a gold cup to be added to the Riverton Cup stakes at Easter 1927. It was unanimously decided to purchase a cup to the value of 100 guineas, the stake money not to be reduced. The chairman and Messrs A. E. Willett, Frank Trail, and L. R. Jordan were deputed to arrange the purchase. A remarkable feature of the W aikato Racing Club’s meeting was the fact that every winner on the second day carried top weight. This must surely be a record in top-weight successes. The fact that file of the winners on the second day had been successful on the first day of the meeting was also a striking coincidence. Followers of form should have profited by the results at the meeting. Notwithstanding the protests made last year by some of the delegates and the undertaking that was given by the president of the Trotting Conference that every endeavour would be made to avoid a clashing of dates, the annual meeting of the New Zealand Trotting Conference has again been fixed to be held on the same day as the New Zealand Racing Conference, the date being Wednesday, July 7. The Racing Conference date was announced a week before that of the Trotting Conference, so the responsibility must rest (says the Wellington Post) with the latter body. The clashing of the meetings of these two bodies means considerable inconvenience to those delegate s who are appointed to act at both conferences, and the selection of another date should surely have presented no insuperable difficulties. There is plenty of time yet for a little reason to prevailThe practice of some judicial committees in the Auckland district of cautioning jockeys for interference seems to be wrong. They have to suspend a jockey (says the Auckland Star) even if it is only for one race. The rule clearly states: “A horse may be disqualified for a race even if such horse or any horse belonging to the same owner . . . jostle another horse or the jockey of another horse in the same race, unless it is proved that the jostle was wholly caused by the fault of some other jockey, or that the jostled horse or his jockey was partly in fault. The jockey of any such horse shall be punished by the stewards by suspension from riding.” The Paper Money gelding Credit is again in wodk at Riccarton. Charlatan has beep sent north to fulfil engagements at the winter cross-country meetings. He will be, contrary to previous statements, steered by E. Shaw, and gees north in charge of F. C. Porter. The hurdler Te Kaiva i s again in workIt is interesting to note that nominations for the Dunedin Jockey Club's winter meeting have already come to hand. The Auckland District Committee has issued a circular to racing clubs under its jurisdiction, giving the correct procedure in the event of a race having to be divided, and if the instructions are followed there should be no difficulty in the future. Briefly, a field of thirty-three horses is set out. and two of them are owned by the same owner. Further, it is assumed that there are onlv twenty-four spaces on the totalisator. The bracket is put on the two horses which race in the same interest, and then.- starting at the bottom the horses are coupled in pairs until thev will fit in the twenty-four spaces. In other words, from seventeen (inclus ; ve) onwards the horses are bracketed. Then the whole of the horsas are numbered consecutively, irrespective of brackets, and the odd numbers go in one division and the even numbers in the other division. In addition, the circular refers to the division of races in those cases where there arc eight events provided on the original programme, and increasing the prize-money, as well as allotting second and third prizes in these divisions. The District Committee looks on such a procedure as bmng distinctly opposed to the rules, which provide that no programme, once anpro ,- ed by a district committee, shall be altered without, their authority. In cases of races in divisions. where it is illegal to operate the totalisator on each division, only the winning horse in each division share in the prize-monev. the two winners taking the whole of the stake payable to the placed Itodses. ,in eo’-al shares, and no other stake money shall be payable.

AMBERLEY RACES. FRESCO WINS THE CUP. (From Our Special Correspondent.) CHRISTCHURCH. May 9. The Amberley Racing Club’s meeting, which was held at Riccarton on Saturday, was a great success in every way. A dull morning gave place in the afternoon to bright sunshine, and the sporting com munity turned out in strong force, there being a very large attendance. It was a speculative crowd, the totalisator investments being £21,059 10s, compared with £9165 10s a year ago, when the meeting was held at Amberley. Financially, the club will get a substantial lift. From a racing point of view, too, it was a good day. The fields for the galloping events were larger than usual, while the two trotting events drew even more starters than were necessary. Throughout the day the racing was firstclass, there being some very close finishes. The following are the results; BRACKENFTELD tvELTER HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. One mile. B—Mr8 —Mr H. Ensor’s rn g Sayonora, by Clarenceus —Mulvern, 6yrs, 9.13 (G. Salt) 1 1 — Mr W. Baxter’s Kilris, syrs. 10.4 (C. Emerson) 2 2 Mr J. A. Holmes’s Gay Life, Cyrs, D. 9 (F. E. Jones) 3 Also started: 5 Mythology 10.5, 9 Bonotnel 10.3, 3 Bonatic 9.13, 6 Lord Leslie 9.11, 4 All Gold 9.11, 10 Clare Crag 9.2, 7 Bandalero 9.0. Kilris and Mythology were smarest out, leading along the back, with a bunch just behind them. All Gold took charge half a mile from home, and led to the

straight from Kilris and Gay Life. At the distance Kilris was out in front, but Sayonara finished well, and won by a length. Gay Life was half a length away, with All Gold and Clare Crag close up. Time, Imin 42 3-ssec. NOVICE STAKES, Of 90sovs. Five furlongs. 2 Mr G. D. Greenwood’s b f Previous, by Sutala —Roden, 3yrs, 8.7 (J. Beale) 1 3 Sir G. Clifford’s Serotina, 4yrs, 8.7 (F. B. Jones) 2 B—Mr H. Ensor’s Cultivation, 3yrs. 8.7 (N. Shaw) 3 Also started: 6 Gold Silk 8.7, 5 Violet 11. 5.7, 10 Kai Arahi 8.7, 4 Solfello 8.7, 9 Malcolm 8.0. 1 Zarisee 8.0, 7 Lancer 8.0. Cultivation was smartest out, and led on to the course proper from Previous, Zarisee, and Serotina. A little further on Previous took charge, and stalling off a challenge from Serotina won by a length. Cultivation was two lengths away, with Zarisee and Solfello close up. Time, Imin l-ssec. AMBERLEV CUP, Of 200sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 3Mr F. Christmas’s bs. g Fresco, by Sarto—Ecarte, syrs, 8.11 (C. Emerson) 1 4Mr P. Delargey’s The Harp, 6yrs, 8.0 (C. Eastwood) 2 1— Mr R. Graham’s Deucalion, aged, 0.4 (J. Beale) 3 Also started: 2 Tarleton 8.1, 5 Zarazoga 7.12, S Prince Ferouz 7.10. 0 Corinthic 7.0, and 7 Lady Clarenceux 7.0. Prince Ferouz was badly left at the start. Fosco was the first to show out, followed by Tarleton and The Harp, but before two furlongs had been covered The Harp was out in front, with Frisco, Lady Clarenceux, and Tarleton next. Five furlongs from home The Harp was showing the way to Lady Clarenceux, Fresco, and Tarleton in that order. On reaching the straight Lady Clarenceux retired. Fresco joined The Harp at the distance, and won a good race by a neck. Deucalion, who came with a great run, was a length away, a head in front of Tarleton. Time, 2min 8 l-ssec. KOWAI TROT HANDICAP (Harness), of lOOsovs. Clhss 3.54. One *n!e and five furlongs. 2Mr G. J. Barton s b g His i al, by Mambrino Derby—Franz mare, aged, scr (W. J. Tompkinson) ... 4 5 Messrs Clarkson and Graham’s Great Form, 6yrs, scr (A. Butterfield) ... 8 13—Mrs J. R. Blackie’s Kibiringi, syrs, scr (H. Frost) 6

Also started: 1 Dillon Gold scr, 6 Ariki scr, 19 Axtel scr, 23 Nepia scr, 24 Exclusiva scr, 8 Airman scr, 21 Winsome Melody scr, 22 Searchlight Lad scr, 16 Okoura scr, 12 Logan Maid scr, 10 Lady Cio scr, 2o Pegasus scr, 7 Polo Jim 12 yards behind and Lord Clan 36yds (coupled), 15 Sparkling Chimes 12yds, 18 Yen 24yds, 4 Spring Note 24yds, 3 Inchbonnie 24yds, 11 Queen Ida 35yds, 13 Dusky Pointer 36yds 20 Satin Princess 26yds, 17 Waitere 48yds, 9 Wairua 4oyds, 25 Diamond Child 72ydsLogan Maid led out of the straight from His Pal and Kiribingi. At the mile-post Great Form and Ariki joined the leaders. His Pal was in front two furlongs from home, and lasted just long enough to beat Great Form by a neck. Kiribingi was a length away, just in front -of Okoura. Times; 7min 49 4-ssec, 3min 50sec, 3mm 50 l-ssec. SEADOWN HANDICAP, of I2osovs. Six furlongs. 2 Messrs M’Padden Bros.’ b g Booster, by Sdlferino —Pretty Face, 4 yrs, 7.12 (J W. Jennings) 1 4Mr R. E. Hall’s Will Oakland, aged. 7.9 (A. Messervey) 2 5Mr R. Burnett’s Ferino, 6yrs, 7.0 (T. Green) 3 Also started: 6 Clareina 7.9, 3 Retrospect 7.8, 1 Gold Brick 7.2. Booster and Gold Brick led Ferino for half a mile. Booster then drew clear, and, stalling off a challenge from Will Oakland, won by a neck* Ferino was two lengths away, just in front of Clareina. Time, Imin 12 2-ssec. GLASNEVIN HACK HANDICAP, of 90 sovs. Six furlongs. 2Ygir G. Clifford’s c m Serotina, by Autumnus —Glenowlet, 4yrs, 8.5 (F. E. Jones) 1 s—Mr J. S. Barton’s Lytup, 7.3 (A. Messervey) 2 3Mr H. A. Knight's Calcite. 4yrs, 7.3 (T. Green) 3 Also started: 1 Gay Queen 9.7, Bon Skirl 7.9, 4 Heraldry 7.4, 6 Tam Glen 7.0. Serotina and'Lytup were in front all the way. Serotina drew away at the distance and won easily by three lengths, Lytup being two lengths in front of Calcite, with Heraldry a length further back. _ Gay Queen was a poor fifth. Time, Imin 12 3-ssec.

BLOOMFIELD WELTER HANDICAP, of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs-

2Mr M. Keenan’s c m Para, by Absurd —Cintra, 6yrs, 8.8 (C. Eastwood) 1 3Mr H. Dampier Crossley’s Ophir, 7.15 (R. R. Burns) 2 5Mr C. Preston’s Kuia 7.7 (J. W- Jennings) 3 Also started: 4 Sprinkler 9.9, 1 Chickwheat 8.9, 6 Jubilant 7.13. Chickwheat stumbled at the start, and lost all chance. Para jumped out in front, and led Kuia to the straight, with Sprinkler and Ophir several lengths behind them. Kuia was beaten at the distance, and Para lasted just long enough to beat the fast-finishing Ophir by a neck, Kuia was two lengths away, just in front of Jubilant. Time, Imin 26 4-sscc. TEVIOTDALE TROT HANDICAP, of lOOsovs, Class 2.24, One mile. I—Mr L- G. King’s br g Nagol Pointer, by Logan Pointer—lmperial Ann, aged, scr (A. G. Wilson) 1 6Mr J. G. Thompson’s Lord Clan, aged, 24yds (J. Kennedy) ... ... 2 21 —Mr J. Rcbb’s Searchlight Lad, aged, scr (W. J. Doyle, jun.) 3

Also started: 2 Axtel scr, 10 His Majesty scr and Betty’s Boy scr (coupled), 16 Imshi scr, 8 Surfboard scr. 14 Okoura scr, 13 Frank Dillon scr, 11 Miss Chancellor scr, 4 Electric Huon scr, 20 Bagpipes scr, o Polo Jim 12 yards behind (coupled with Lord Clan). 3 Bon Pang 12yds, 17 Spring Note 24yds, 5 Direct Todd 24yds, 19 Mary Galindo 24yds 24 Prince Athol 24yds, 18 Patty Alto 36yds, 11 Biddy Logan 36yds, 7 Winter Audubon 36yds, 23 Henry Tracey 36yds, 9 Albert Logan 36yds, 22 Royal Step 4£yds, 12 Whakuku 43yds. bkoura and Searchlight Lad were smartest out, but at the end of a furlong Okoura had Imshi-and Nagol Pointer in close attendance. A little further on Nagol Pointer took charge, and gradually opened out a long gap. Searchlight Lad took second place at the entrance to the straight, where Nagol Pointer was a dozen lengths in front. Lord Clan was third at the distance Nagol Pointer tired over the last furlong, and in a great finish fust hung on to win by half a length from Lord Clan, who beat Searchlight Lad by a neck, with Oko-ira fourth. Times: 2min 17seo, 2min 15 l-ssec, 2min 17 2-sscc.

MARLBOROUGH RACES. (Peb United Piu.ss Association.) BLENHEIM, May 8. The second day of the Marlborough Racine Chib’s meeting was held to-day in showery weather. The course held good. The totalisator put through £12,532, compared with £12.596 on the second day of the last May meeting. Results; MAIDEN HACK HANDICAP, of lOOsovs. Six furlongs.—s Jazzy (B. Brodie), 1; 2 Red Glow (C. Carmont), 2; 1 Hilcullus (D. Watts), 3. Also started; Astonform, Grist, Hylina, Suspender, Theodolite. Won by a head, with the same distance between second and third. Time, Imin IBseo. WAIHOPAI TROT, of 75sovs. One mile and a-half. —12 Trimmer, 108yds (T. L. Rennet), 1; 11 Baby Rose, ser (L. E. Berket), 2; 2 Castle Chimes, scr (11. Garrett), 3. Fourteen started. Half a length each wav. Time, 2min 35sec. ■ FLAXBOURNE HANDICAP, of 200sovs. One mile and 80 yards.—3 Fillettc, 7.S (A. Brown 1,1; 4 Zero Hour. 7.0 (V. Carroll), 2; 2 Steel Bar, 8.0 (R. Mackie), 3. Scratched: Modern, Phantasy, Ardfinnan. Won by a length and a-half, a head between second and third. Time, Imin 48 3-ssoc. OMAKA WELTER, of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs.—l Ardfinnan. 0.7 (D. Rutlor), 1; 4 Inoo. 8.5 (S. Wilson), 2: 5 Debate, 8.13 (A. Hobson), 3. Scratched: Ashform. Won by three-quarters of a length, with one length between second and third. Time, Imin 32 Laser. PIONEER HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Sis furlongs.—l Beaumont, 9.13 (C. Carmont), 1; 3 Sarty. 8.4 (S. Wilson), 2; 6 Printomps, 8.5 (D. Watts). 3. Won by a neck, with a length between second and third. All started. Time, Imin 16 3-ssoc. RENWICKTOWN TROT, of 75sovs. One mile. —4 Desmond Dcm- 24yds (B. Mackie), 1; 2 Vikota. 24yds (S. Egan), 2; 0 Steel Wive, scr (T. Twomey), 3. Scratched; Dorr A Thorj c. Won by a length, with a length and a-half between second and third. Time. 2min 24 2-ssec. RIVERLANDS HACK HANDICAP, of lOOsovs. Five furlongs.—l Gardenia, 8.9

(D. Brodio), 1; 2 Bonideer, 10.6 (R. Mackie), 2; 5 Red Glow, 7.9 (T. Stokes), 3. Scratched: Esquimaux and Ashform. Won by a neck, a length between second and third. Time, Imin 3 3-ssec. * FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 120 soys. Seven furlongs.—6 Counter Attack, 7.7 (T. Stokes), 1; 7 Crown Star, 7.7 (D. Brodie), 2; 5 Idauoe, 7.7 (S. Wilson), 3. Scratched: Phantasy apd Big Push. Won by a short neck, with a length between second and third. Time, Imin 32 2-ssec.

NORTH CANTERBURY RACES. (Pee United Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, May 8. The following acceptances have been received for the North Canterbury races: Oxford High-weight Handicap- One mile. —Gay Queen 10.9, Mythology 10. V, Kilris lO.b, Bonomel 10.6, Sayonora, Bonatio 10.1, All Gold 9.13. Kuia, Gay Life 9.11, Rigel 9.5, Gay Jim 9.0. North Canterbury Handicap. One mile and a-quarter. —Deucalion 9.5, Tarleton 8.3, The Harp 8.2, Rapier 7.5, Prince Ferouz 7.3, Connthic, Lady Clarenceaux 7.0. « Loburn Hack Handicap. Six furlongs.— Gay Queen 8.12, Corinthic 8.9, Forgery 7.7, Heraldry 7.2, Lytup, Calcito 7.1, Gold Silk 7-0. Farewell Welter. Six and a-half furlongs.—Sprinkler 9.13, Booster 8.13, Will Oakland, Clarema 8.11, Gold Brifck 8.4, Ophir, Corinthic, Gay Queen 8.3, Brown Lady, Kilris, Ferino, Rigel 8.0. Fernside Handicap, of 120sovs. Two miles. —Dalwin, Exclusive, Franzie Pointer, Silent Member. Nagol Pointer, Kelburn, Routine, Fred Logan, Harry Locanda, Thrancor, Nell Bingen, Katinka. Alyira scr, Surfboard, Airman 12 yards behind, Wild Bird, Pegasus 36, Logan Maid 48, Great Form, Iluon Denver, Lady Cio 60, Carbinea, Ivor 72, Dusky Pointer, Koraki, Lord Clan, Macaranda 84. Ohoko Handicap, of One mileSilent Member, Jim Dillon, Nagol Pointer, Kelburn, Alvira scr. Bon Pang, Polo Jim, Koraki, Huon Denver 12 yards behind, Mary Galindo, Prince Athol, Macaranda 24, Winter Audubon, Biddy Logan, Wirey, Tirana 36, Energetic, Royal Step 48. CHRISTCHURCH, May 9. The following rehandicaps have been declared for the North Canterbury Racing Club: Nagol Pointer has been penalised 120yds in the Fernside Handicap and 60yds in the Ohoko Handicap.

OAMAEU TROTTING CLUB. (Pee United P-eess Association.! CHRISTCHURCH, May 9. The following handicaps have been declared for the Oamaru Trotting Club’s meeting;— Innovation Handicap, of 140sovs. One mile and a-half. —Yankee Patch, Water Song, Red- Chief, Saka Bona, Army Wilkes, Chairman, Bon Wood, Hawkesbury’s Pride scratch, Ben Logan 12yds behind, Kerrnell, Kismet 24, Bay Boy, Bonnette, Wee Patch, Grand Nature 36, Major Domo 48, Taney Pronto 60, Kerwood Bell, Master Peter, Amboyna Wood 72, Marvin Drift 108. Advance Handicap, of 140sovs. One mile and a-half. —Nepia, Vasiliki, Doncliff, Merrigal, Pando Pointer, Wee Guss, Beach King, Dalwin, Pretty Pointer, Electric Huon, Gwenleigh, Haydock, Sunutorm. Kid Logan, Exclusive, Cabin, Spark, Nell Bingen, St. Ean, Morven Lass, Kenney Dillon, Caribou, Doris Pointer, Deauville, Daytime, Pointer Wood, Panto, Noble Dillon, Stockade Junior scratch. Fairy Chimes, Imperial Logan 12yds behind, Jimmy Chimes, Nihilist Junior 24, Day Pointer 36, Cathedral Bel! 48, Rosethorne, Northope, Winsome Melody 84, Nagol Pointer 144. President’s Handicap, of SOOsovs. Two miles. —Sea Pearl, Lenamhor, Bismurate, Some Wilkes, Reta, Downcast scratch, Ivy Audubon, Wharepiana, Escapade, Silk Thread 12yds behind, Peter Bingen, Tommy Direct, Fight Ever, Cardinal Logan, Bing Boy 24, Harold Burwood, Audominion, Dalnahine 36, Event 48, Kohara 72.

Papakaio Handicap, of 170sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Dillon Blake, Electric Huon, Merrigal, Miss Chancellor, Native Queen, Marinea, Jean M’Kinney, Cathedral Bell, Ardlussa, Jolly Roger, Omaha, Lewis M’Kinney, Malice, Jim Dillon, Pointalena, Ruby Carbine. Logan Hanlon scratch, Mirella, Stan Wilkes, Plywood, Merry Bingen, Final MTvinney, Edith Locanda, Jazzolock, Golden Dawn 12yds behind, St. Thomas, Ada Bell, Kanuknot, Trimmer, Northope, Hylas, Silver Band, Gold Chimes, Prince Athol, Kate Thorpe, Kinness, Gibraltar 24yds behind, Logan Lad, High Jinks, Wairua, Locanda Child 36, Mountain Chimes 48, Reta 72. Waikawa Handicp-p, of 2Cosnvs. Two miles.—Kerrnell, Red Chief, Saka Bona. Bonwood, Hawkesbury’s Pride, Ben Logan, Grand Nature scratch. Sea Queen 12yds behind, Young Tom 24, Fancy Pronto 3(5. Kerrwood Bell, Master Peter, Nelson Atn, Fairlight 48, Patard 72. Marvin Drift, L'nderviewer 108, Wire. Tim Wood 120. Enfield Handicap, of 200sovs. Nine furlongs.—Honour Bright, Mawhafiri scratch, Bingen Lad, Some Wilkes, Edwin Harwin, Dixie’s Pride, Pincvaie 12yds behind, Wharepiana, Four Bells, Bismurate, Ratana, Van Director 24, Bing Boy, Tommy Direct, Rosie Nut, Brontloc, Lady Embrace, 30, Ivy Audubon, Harold Burwood 48. Minton Derby 108.

Stewards’ Handicap, of ITOsovs. One mile and a-half. —Golden Dawn, Lady Zora, La Sonette, Kinness, Jean McKinney, Cathedral Bel!, Planet, Jolly Roger. Omaha, Ruby Carbine, Malice, Coichill, Native Queen, Winsome Melody, Logan Hanlon, Lingfield scratch, ‘Sparkling Chimes, Tennessee’s Child, Final McKinney. Mirella 12yds behind. Trimmer, Prince Athol, Kanuknot, Kibirnigi, St. Thomas, Gibraltar, Silver Band, Kate Thorpe, My Sonny, Glenaray, Ada Bell 24, Glen Farg, Mountain Chimes, Hylas, Harold Thorpe. Locanda Child 36, Wairua. Morning Glow 48, New Court 60, Moor Chimes 72. Electric Handicap, of 200sovs. One mile. —Miss Chancellor, Hylas. George Grafton. Glen Farg, Ruby Carbine, Kanuknot. Lewis McKinney, Honour Bright scratch. Maiwhariti, ' Schoolmate. Carbon 12yds behind. Edward Harwin. Reta, Pinevale 24, Van Director, Bismurate, Lenamhor, Four Bells 30, Rosie Nut. Tommy Direct, Bing Boy 48.