SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20316, 26 January 1928, Page 7

SPORTING.

RACING NEWS. FIXTURES. -Tan. 28. 30.—Takapuna J.C. Feb. I.— Tapanui R.C. Annual. Feb, I, 2.- Pahiatua R.C. Feb 2, 4.—Egmont R.C. Feb 2, 4.—Gisborne R.C. Feb. 4.—Matamata R.C. Feb 9. 11—Dunedin J.C. Feb 9. 11.—Taranaki J.C. Feb 9, 11. —Poverty Bay Turf Club. Feb 11, 13. —Rotorua R.C. Fob. 15.'—'Chfden R.C. Feb. 16.—Tolaga Bay J.C. Feb 16, 18.—Wanganui J.C. Feb, 18 —Canterbury J.C. Feb. 22. 23.—Gore R.C. Fob 22, 25.-Nelson J.C. Feb 23. —Waiapu R.C. Feb. 24. 25.—VVoodvillo District J.C. Feb 25, 27.-To Aroha J.C. Fob, 29. March I. Dannevirko R.C. THE D.J.C. HANDICAPS. The publication of Mr Biggins’b adjustments for the Dunedin Cup meeting serves as a reminder that the fixture is _ close at hand, and naturally interest will be quickened. In consequence of their good performances at the Wellington meeting, Set Sail and Pink Note are being freely discussed in connection with the cup. In the Invercargill Cup, Set Sail gave Pink Note 151 b and a beating by a little over half a length, Nincompoop splitting the pair. The latter was in receipt of 161 b from Set Sail and 11b from Pink Note, and now meets them on 61b and 41b better terms respectively, but the extra distance will be an added handicap in his case. Since then Pink Note beat Set Sail into third place in the Wellington Cup by a head when in receipt of 161 b, while in the Wellington Racing Chib Handicap Set Sail jiiKt touched Mr Ainge's gelding off when giving him a stone. Mr Biggins has made the margin between them 171 b, and through recent form that should about balance them. Queen Balboa, who has been galloping in a winning groove, is also being discussed as one of the possibilities for the race. She has gone up 121 bon what she carried when she finished outside a place in the Invercargill Cup, but she won the big race the second day and then went to Wairio and won the cup there. Further opportunity will be taken of subjecting the adjustments to a detailed analysis, but at this early stage it can be said that the horses most freely discussed are Set Sail, Pink Note, Queen Balboa, and Overhaul. Kahu Ariki, who won the Trial Plate at Trentham, is a three-year-old filly by imported Lord Quex, a Lemberg horse, who has made a name as the sire ot Paganelli and other smart gallopers. Thurnbell, who filled second place in the Mungaroa High-weight Handicap at Trentham on Monday, is a good-looking Tfaurnl.am lilly Shi* stays vc.l, -.ral should be among the winners before long. The Wingatui gelding, Beauty Light, got into trouble during the running of the Mungaroa High-weight Handicap on Monday. He might not have won in any circumstances, but with a clear run he would have been closer to the winner. Wild Work over-reached and cut herself while racing at Trentham on Saturday. She will require a spell before she sports silk again. White Fang has not raced since he returned from .Australia at the beginning of December, but tho Polydamon gelding is evidently training on well, as ho figures among the entries for the Gisborne Cup. At his best White Fang is a smart galloper. Tho Nolan Cup, which is decided at ili« Egmont Racing Club’s meeing, is second in interest only to the Dotiro Cup, so far as hack events are concerned. The winning of it immediately places a horse out of hack class, apart from existing nominations. Among those engaged in the Nolan Cup who also raced in the Douro Cup are Goshawk, Kindle, Blimp, and Keddar Mr J. B. Reid’s Australian-ored mare Punka, the dam of that good two-year-old in England, Black Watch, was offered at auction at the December sales at Newmarkt. Punka was the first of Mr Reid’s lot submitted, but at SOOCgns she left the ring unsold. Kilcnllen (Kilbroney—Esther), in foal to Heverswood, was sold for 430gn. Impertinence, one of H. Cutts’s team, is by Tho Ace from that useful mare Miss Mimic, and is the second of her progeny. Miss Mimic produced Miss Flighty to Warplane in 1923, and missed the next season before she foaled Impertinence. J. Ross has Solrose, Heather Lad, and John Bradbury in work at Oamaru. The last-mentioned has been troubled with a splint, and may not be started at the Wingatui meeting if the going is narrt.

TROTTING. FIXTURES. January 27, 28. Forbury Park T.C. January 28.—Hawke’s Bay T.C, January 31, February 1. —Nelson T.C. , February 2. —Takaka T.C. February 4. —Cheviot T.C. February 11—N.Z. Metropolitan T.C. February 18, 22.—Otahuhu T.C. February 25. —Kaikoura T.C. March 2. —Marlborough T.C. March 2, 3. —Invercargill T.C. March 3. —Waikato T.C. March 7. —Manawatu T.C. March 8, 10.—Timaru T.C. March 14. —Wyndhatn T.C. March 15, 17.—New Brighton T.C. March 24.—Thames T.C. March 24. —Wellington T.C. March 29, 31.—Wanganui T.C. April 7, 11. —N.Z. Metropolitan T.C. April 7, 9. —Havvova T.C. April 14. —Taranaki T.C. April 21.—Te Aroha T.C. April 21. —Ashburton T.C. April 28. —Wellington T.C. May 3, 5. —Forbury Park T.C. j May 5. —Cambridge T.C. May 19. —Oamaru T.C. The first race at Forbury Park to-mor-row is set down to start at 1 p.m., and the last at 6.15. In consequence of the special train from Christchurch not arriving till to-day, training operations at Forbury Park have nor carried the interest that they usually do just prior to a meeting. Locally-trained horses have, however, used th© track freely and the trainers have been pleased with the excellent going provided. Most of the southern horses engaged at the meeting have arrived, but none of them has been spun out, being restricted to road work and easy work on the track. Liberal looks well, and in the King George Handicap he may share favouritism with Tennessee’s Child. Mr A. Ferguson has both Event and Four Bells engaged in the Electric Handicap to-morrow, but the former has been doing most of his work in harness and so may be reserved for the Flying Handicap. Donside appears to have done will since running second to Harold Burwood at the Canterbury Park meeting. He now meets the latter on 12yds better terms and looks like getting at least a share of the stake attached to the Flying Handicap. Len Wood has been doing good work and should win again before the season is over. He is in t>oth the VauxViflH unci Musselburgh Handicaps, but he takes the eye more in the latter. Speculation on the Electric Handicap tomorrow- will probably take a very wide range for the reason that though there are no high-class performers in ihe field, they are a very oven lot. Bonny Logan may not win the, Dunedin Cup, but she will go a race that will take her ’close to a portion of the stake. The way she gathered Concliffe in over the last hit to win at the Now Brighton meeting dispelled any doubt about her ability tcTsee out a two-mile journey. Lucky Dillon has been striding out nicely in bis work, but bis piospects of winning at this week’s meeting are not particularly bright. It is a long time since he won a race, and at the handicaps be appears to be held by several other runners in each of his fields. Planet shows race-winning speed on the tracks, but he generally leaves it at homo on race days. C. Harlfield has him looking well. ~ , . Acre, who has raced well this season, seems to be still improving, and a twomile race may come his way before leng T„ the King George Handicap on Friday, however, he will nrobahly find it beyond him to give starts to Liberal and Tennessee’s Child. Young Blake Is reported to be going particularly well in his work, and he may be accorded a nomination for the ;'taliiihn summer mooting. Cardinal Logan, who finished second to Knhara in the New- Zealand Cup, but has since raced a long way below his he=t is out in the paddock and will be left there for some time. Among the trainers who arrived yesterday wtuSi- A. M'Lellan and S. Hawthorne. The former has his team looking

particularly well, and Liberal and Desert Star should show up well from the marks they are on. Don Derby looks sure to win good races. He is n very game, easy-actioned pacer, and a journey over two miles should not be beyond him later on. Vesuvius is spoken of as the best maiden seen out at meetings on the West Coast for a long time. It win be interesting to see how lw shapes against Tennessee s Child, Liberal, and the other starters in the King George Handicap. Nighborn has broken down again, and is out in the paddock. For its annual meeting on March 14 the Wyndham Club has provided £IOSO in stakes, £240 being hung up for the Trotting Club Handicap, which is open to horses that can do 4.48 or better. The other events make up an attractive card, There should be a record list of nominations, these being due on February 29. Elzoar has been trotting well in her workouts, and if she docs not add to her handicap by dwelling at the start of the Otago Cup Handicap she will be one of the hardest to beat.

WELLINGTON SUMMER MEETING. GOSHAWK WINS CHIEF EVENT. WAYWARD AGAIN SUCCESSFUL. (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, January 25. The Wellington Racing Club concluded its summer meeting at Trentham to-day, when there was again a large attendance. The weather was line and the track was hard and dry. The totalisntor investments for tho day totalled £58,413 10s, compared with £59.221 on the corresponding day last year. For the meeting £195,645 10s was put through the machine, compared with £185,357 10s last year, this being an increase of £B2BB. Results: WALLACEYILLE HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Of 260sovs. One mile. 1 — Mrs Gilbert Grigg’s First Sight, 9.12 (A. E. Ellis) 1 2Mr V. Riddiford’s Historic, 9.0 (L. G. Norris) 2 3Mr A. B. Williams’s Star God, 9.0 (A. Hobson) 3 Also started : 6 Mandarine 9.10, 5 Greencloth 9.0 (oar 9.13), 4 Flying Shot 9.0, 3 Panorama 9.0. Won by two lengths with half a length between second and third. Greencloth was fourth Time, Imin 40^seo. • KELBURN HANDICAP, Of 260sovs. One mile. 2 Mrs M. A. Perry’s Greengrocer, 7.11 car 7.13 (R. Reed) ... 1 I—Mr1 —Mr E. G. M‘Cullough’s Arikiwai, 8.8 (A. E. Ellis) 2 5 Mr J. E. Kelly’s Capitulation, 7.9 (T. Green) 3 Also started: 6 Twink 8.3, 5 Polydectes 8.1, 4 Some Lad 7.7. Won by a length, with two lengths between secopd and third. Some Lad was fourth. Time. Imin 39Jscc. HOPEFUL STAKES, Of 450sovs. For two-year-olds. Five furlongs. 4 Sir George Clifford’s Full Feather, 7.2 (C. Eastwood) 1 14 —Mr W R. Kemball’s Miss Ransom, 7.0 (E. Dunn) ‘4 1— Mr R. J. Murphy’s Concentrate), 8.2 (R. Reed) 3 Also started: 2 Flying Hero 8.6,1 Royal Duke 7.13 (bracketed with Concentrate), 3 Flicker 7.10, JO Briar Root 7,9, 5 Banket 7.9, 7 Australis 7.7, 5 Moorgas 7.4, 8 Dumblane 7.0, 13 Sungift 7.0, 9 7.0, 12 Select 7.0, 15 Kentish Lion 7.0, 11 Stanchion 7.0, 5 Baskier 7.0 (bracketed with Bankelq. Won by half a length, with a similar distance between second and third. Dumblanc was fourth. Time, 601scc. MELROSE HANDICAP, Of 269sovs. Seven furlongs. 5Mr J M. Samson’s Wayward, 9.6 ‘(A. E. Ellis) 1 3Mr A. Chisholm’s Spean Bridge, 9.0 (A. E. Didham) 2 2Mr A, Small’s Kahu Ariki. 9.3 (S. Anderson) 3 Also started: 1 The Swell 9.11. 6 Merle 8.9, 4 Bronstell 8.3, 7 Spearmiss 8.0. Won by a half a length, with, a length between second and third. Spearmiss was fourth. Time, Imin 26isec. SUMMER HANDICAP, Of TSOsovs. One mile. 7Mr J M. Cameron’s Goshawk 7.2 (T. Metcalf) 1 2—Mr A. B. Williams’s Joy King. 8.1 (R. Reed) 2 4Mr C. G. Dalgety’ s Paperchase, 8.3 _(R. xMTavish) 3 Also started: 5 Set Sail 9.5, 8 Nincom poop 7.13. 3 Duke Abbey 7.9, 1 In the Shade 6 Lady Limond 7.7, 9 Ring Boy 7.0, 10 Alyson 7.0. Won by half a length, with a head between second and third. Alyson was fourth. Time, Imin 38|sec. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, Of 6Cosovs. One mile and a-quarter. 2 W. E. Kemball’s Hynanna 8.11 (R. J. Mackie) I 8— Messrs J. G. Macdonald and B. B. Woods’ Thorndale. 7.11 {S. Wilson) 2 6Mr C. Elgar’s Vertigern. 7.6 , (J. S. Potter) 3 Also started: 7 Joy Bird 7.11, 1 Doree 7!8, 5 Countersign 7.7, 12 Novar 7.7, 3 Overhaul 7.7, 11 Black Mint 7.5, 4 Oratrix 7.5, 10 Front Rank 7.0, 9 Gala Day 7.0, 13 Ardfirjnan 7.0. Won by a head, with two lengths between second and third. Front Rank was fourth. Time, 2min 4isec. CITY HANDICAP. Of SOOsovs. Six furlongs. 3Mr J. R. M’Kenzie’s Money Order, 8.7 (T. Green) 1 4Mr H Noaglc’s Cimabue, 8.7 (R. Reed) 2 2—Mr J. M, Cameron’s The Hawk, 9.5 (R. M'Tavish) 3 Also started: 1 Crown Area 8.8, 5, Shirtoy 8.1, 6 Silvermine 7.4, 8 Cosmetic 7.0. i 7 Rascal 7.0. , Won by a long neck, with a length and a-half between second and third. Rascal wa s fourth. Time, Imin llisec. KAITOKE HANDICAP, Of 260sovs. Five furlongs. B—Sir George Clifford’s Sky Quest, 7.0 (0. Eastwood) 1 6 Mr W. G. Stead’s Eliminator 7.0 (£.. Vjrlil) 4—Mr W. Payne’s Solgele, 7.9 I (S. Wilson) 3 Also started: 3 The Raider 8.13, 1 Billikins 8.7, 10 Imitation 8.5, 2 Marble King 7.13, 7 Erin-go-Bragh 7.8 5 Quantum 7.7. 12 Little Queen 7.2, 13 Le Champ 7.2, 16 Orbit 7.0, 9 Rosebush 7,0 11 Parmoney 7.0, 17 Sambur 7.0, 15 High Heather 7.0, I \'Von n by half a length, with two lengths between second and third. Le Champ was fourth. Time, 60sec,

NOTES ON THE RACING. (From Our Special Reporter.) WELLINGTON, January 25. The Wellington Cup meeting was concluded in fine weather to ’ d ay, and there was a large attendance. The track remained very firm, but the going seemed to be improved by the racing on it dunng the earlier part of the meeting. ihe card provided some very interesting racing, and some of the winners had to put up fast gallops to be first home. A track record was put up in the mile and a-ciuarter race, but too much stress should not be placed on the watch as an absence of wind and firm going made the conditions very favourable towards beating previous gallops. , „ Greengrocer, Amorist, and Rotowheio were struct out of the Wallaceyille Highweicht Handicap, for which hirst Sight was established a strong favourite. He would have shown an even shorter price if the public had known that the field would be sent away from' a moving start. Greendoth had taken charge in the first furlong, and the favourite and Histone were waiting at the tail of the field. First Sight was always going well, and once into the straight he strode to the front and won without being extended by two lengths from Historic, who drew up and beat Star God by half a length. Greendoth faced bade to fourth place. Arikiwai was backed down to a very short pric- in the Kelbuni Handicap, and when he took command after coming to the false rail the result looked in safe kepeing. Greengrocer, however, put in a claim when well inside the distance, and finishing on better than the favourite, beat him ’'y a good length. Capitulation was a good two lengths away, and Some Lad, who nad made the running with Polydectes, finished a bad fourth about half a dozen lengths further back. A field of 15 went out for the Hopeful Stakes, and the bracketed pair, Concentrate and Royal Duke, carried nearly £7OO more than Flying Hero, whilst Flicker also carried good support. Flicker,

Moorgas, Royal Duke, and Banket were first out in front of Full Feather, but once in tin straight Full Feather came through on the false rail and joined Flicker, Royal Duke, Moorgas, Banket, and Concentrate in the lead. Full Feather came on and, stalling oft' a late run trom Miss Ransom, beat tier by half a length. Concentrate was another half a length away third, and then a length away came Dumblane, Royal Duke, Flicker, and Briar Root in a bunch. Flying Hero, who drew No. 16 at the barrier, got badly away, but nevertheless finished fairly close to the leading bunch at the end. Dumblane ran his best race to date, and is-evidently improving .n stamina, or else the going at Trentham suits him much better than the Wingatui track. Full Feather ran a fairly good race on the first day, when he finished well on the outside after losing his place at tie start. He is a half-brother to Centrepiece, and shows promise of further improvement. The second horse was making up grouim, and is one that may be worth remembering in future engagements. The Swell was sent, out a strong ordei for the Melrose Handicap, but Knhu Ariki again set a hot pace and settled most at the field. Kahu Ariki opened up a good lead from Wayward as they ran to the far turn and round the top. where Spearmiss moved on into second place. Spean Bridge was sent back last before rcaehin« the six furlong post. Wayward got to the leader at the distance, and Spearmiis was also close np. Wayward came on under pressure and won by a length trom Spean Bridge, who made up a lot of ground and beat Kahu Ariki by a length for second place. Spearmiss was close up murth. Northerners Went strongly for In the Shade in the Summer Handicap and JoKing and Duke Abbey were also well backed in a fairly even oettiug race, except in connection with the sunoort bestowed on Ring Boy and Alyson. They wore sent away from a good line, but In the Shade. Duke Abbey, and Nincompoop were slow to move, and Joy King, Paperchase and Goshawk were first to show out from'Set Sail. Racing to the far turn JoyKing was steadied and Paperchase and Goshawk led him and Set Sail round the far turn and on towards the home turn. Joy King was going strongly as they straightened for home. Approaching the false rail Goshawk and Paperchase were closely attended by Joy King, whilst La y Limond and Set Sail were coming up on the outside Goshawk had Paperchase under pressure at the distance, where Joy King put in his claim. A good finish saw Goshawk belt Joy Kmg by half alengt, whilst Paperchase was about the fame distance away third. Aylson finished fourth, and then came Lady Limond and Set Saik Lad-v Limond appeared to interfere with Set when racing to the leaders, ana this settled the chance of the Too much use was made of P«P erch | se | and she was left without a finish, btu u„j a e ood position on the rails al^ »£ sis; looked a sure winner as they turned for home At this stage he was going very well and waiting for the fina effort. Set Sail ran *Closer' to Pu SSag l O Jd lot if not an actual winner, Hynanna, a ” fl . ■ Thev were sent was Paying * fail price. Fr(ynt R an k, Countersign’ were the BmartE? to bee in whilst Overhaul was a bit A. seem a j) ay Countersign, and Racing along the back ’ ' [ j Gala Day led Doree, Ihoindaie, ana Countersign had dnfted i ’ r i- Front Rank and Gala Uay ica Doree and Thorndale round the top, tvheie Hvnanna and the rest of the fimd were close up- Front Rank was in charge as thev came to the false rail, when Thorndale and Hynanna put in a challenge. Thorndale and Hynanna came on from Front Rank, and in a good h nl6 h betwcen the two first-named Hynanna won by a head! Vertigern finished about two lengths away, just ahead nfFrontßank and then came Oratnx, Gala Day, ami Countersign. Overhaul never got dangerous after losing ground in the early part of the race, and Oratnx did well to make up a lot of ground after being in a hopeless position at the mile post., The City Handicap was a great betting race between the first five on the card. Cimabue at once shot into prominence and was soon well clear ot ihe HawK, Shirley, and Money Order. Cimabue was still out in front at the distance, where Money Order was getting on terms, amt The Hawk ran into third place. Money Order finished well and won by half a length, while The Hawk finished a length and a-half away, with Rascal three lengths further back. Then came Shirley and Crown Area. ~ The market took a wide range in the Kaitoke Handicap, which rang down the curtain on a successful meeting. As usual, punters were inclined to go for the " recovery stakes ” and back anything with a chance. Marble King was the racing men’s selection, and Solgele was also in demand. Marble King appeared to get cut out at the rise of the barrier, and when it came to business Sky Quest came through on the rails and won well from Eliminator. Solgele threatened danger at the distance, but did not get a good passage.

D.J.C. AUTUMN MEETING. The following weights have been declared for the Dunedin Jockey Club’s autumn neeting:--AUTUMN HURDLES, Of 210sovs. One mile . -d tjpee-quarters. st. lb. st. lb. Wharncliffe 11 11 Red Heather 10 6 Kaikahu .. 11 5 Coastguard 10 4 Dubious .. 11 5 Beauty Light 10 2 Jack o’ Atapo .. .. 9 9 Lantern 10 9 Heisler .. 9 9 Cartoon .. 10 9 Whitirangi 9 0 Koauau . . 10 6 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, Of 255sovs. One mile and a-quarter. Satrap .. 9 11 Felony .. 8 0 First Sight 9 3 Rina Mangu 713 Arikiwai .. 9 3 Quickform .. 711 King Balboa 812 Last Thought 711 Starflight .. 8 7 Real Glad .. 7 9 Money Peer 8 6 El Nido .. 7 7 Luminant 8 4 Green Cloth 7 7 Camisader 8 4 Manunui ..77 Wild Work 8 2 Lady Eyed Ova .. 8 0 M'Kenna 7 7 PUBLICANS’ HANDICAP, Of 425sovs. Six furlongs. Set Sail .. 9 12 Circulation 8 4 Centrepiece 9 9 Rascal .. 712 Money Order 9 9 Sudden Booster .. 9 3 Storm .. 7 4 Stormy .. 8 8 Rob 7 2 Magna Charta 8 8 Silver Coot 7 0 Solrose .. 8 7 Martis .. 7 0 Overhaul .. 8 6 Bright Mark 7 0 Receipt *.. 8 6 Gay Sonnet 7 0 Good as Gold 8 5 Frivol .. .. 7 0 DUNEDIN CUP, Of 975sovs. One mile and a-half. Footfall .. 9 11 Overhaul .. 7 12 Set Sail .. 9 8 Satrap .... 711 Stormy .. 8 6 Sir Roy .. 7 9 Pink Note ..85 Ark Royal 7 8 Booster .. 8 5 Heather Lad 7 7 Celerity II 8 3 Front Rank 7 7 Thorndale .. S 3 Assurance .. 7 3 Nincompoop 8 0 Bilbo .... 7 0 Queen Balboa 8 0 WHngatui .. 7 0 Battlement 7 13 Arikiwai .. 7 0 Countersign 7 12 BERWICK HANDICAP, Of 195sovs. Seven furlongs. • Wayward ..10 0 Skyqnest. .. S S Antrim Boy 910 Money Mine 8 8 First Sight 9 6 Shalimar .. 8 7 King Balboa 9 2 Puff .. .. 8 6 Spearmaid 9 0 Kina Mangu 8 3 Flying Mist 9 0 Tardy .. .. 8 3 Starflight . . 811 Tripaway .. 8 3 Rotor .. .. 8 11 Valves .... 8 0 Master Rhondda .. 8 0 Clarence 8 10 Carinthia .. 8 0 Amorist .. 8 8 Amor .... 8 0 Camisader 8 8 Manunui .. 8 (I Sparkling Eyes 8 8 STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Of 210sovs. One mile. Magna Charta 913 Black Duke 8 3 Queen Balboa 9 11 Arikiwai .. 8 3 Taboo .... 9 8 Schottiscne 8 0 John Mies Winkie 8 0 Bradbury 9 8 Arpenfc .... 8 0 Sir Roy .. 9 0 Bronstell .. 8 0 Heather Lad 0 2 Equerry .. 8 0 Battle Colours 9 0 Scion .... 8 0 Ophir .. ■ • 9 0 Mime .... 8 0 Overdrawn 9 0 Lucy Locket 8 0 Wingatui .. 8 12 Apache .... 8 0 Bilbo . . . . 8 12 Carnot . a. 8 0 Spean Bridge 8 7 Brightling 8 0 Gay Sonnet 8 7 Moratorium 8 0 Zaragoza .. S 5

NELSON TROTTING CLUB.

(Per United Press .association.) NELSON, January 25. The following are the acceptances for the Nelson Trotting Club’s meeting;— Trial Handicap. One mile and a-halt. —Moving Pointer. Naldera, Red Key, Direct Move, Drift Wave, Kodie, Teike, Our Nelson, Ballylobby, Tumatakurua scr, Florrie Pointer, Richmond Lass *4yds bhd, Country .Life 72. , Brightwater Handicap. One mile and a-half.—Nicolette, Dolly Bern, Rosie Nelson scr, Repute 12yds bhd, Rothmoor 36, Rebecca 60, Great Amazon 72, IVloUj Audubon. Peter M'Giilan 108. Wakefield Handicap. One mile and a-quarter.—Audubon Mac, Lord Denver, Tommy Dillon, Trespass, Kangaloon scr, Sea Nymph, Vikota 12yds bhd, Abundance, Direct Todd 36, Mabin’s Day-, Latest Fashion 48. Nelson Trotting Cup. Two miles.— Lord Denver, Homeliglit, Nellie Parson, Neerson scr, Latest Fashion, Mac Dillon, Dillon’s Pride. George the Fourth 12yds bhd, Lottie Advance. Mercury 24, Sungleam, Bankhead, Lincoln Huon 48, Ladies’ Bracelet. One mile and a-half. —George Again, Waipuki, Red ixey, Kodie Star, Cluster, Palm Leaf scr, Country Life, Kotiro 72. President’s Handicap. One mile and a-half. —Richmond Lass, Naldera, Moving Pointer, Florrie Pointer, Drift Wave, Our Nelson, Tumatakurua, Eura, Direct Wave scr, Clive Bell 60yds bhd. Waimca Handicap. Two miles. — Dolly Bern, Rosie Nelson scr. Repute 24yds bhd, Rothmoor 80, Rebecca 84, Tidewater 96, Maori Peter 108, Great Amazon 120. Dash Handicap. One mile. —Sea Nymph, Future, Homelight, Tommy Dillon, Trespass, Kangaloon, Teike scr, Nellie Parson 12yds bhd, Kyana, Abundance, Direct Todd. Mercury, Lottie Advance 24, Lincoln Hnon, Latest Fashion 36, Sungleam 60. EGMONT REHANDICAPS. (Pkr United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, January 25. The handicapper (Mr H. Coyle) has declared the following rehandicaps for the Egmont Racing Club meeting: Egmont Cup. One mile and a-half.— Hynanna 8.13. Nolan Gold Cup. Eight furlongs and a-half.—Goshawk 9.8, Wayward 8.9, Greengrocer 8.6.