SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20322, 2 February 1928, Page 7

SPORTING.

RACING NEWS. fixtures. Feb. 2. Pahiatua B.C. Feb. 2. 4.—Egmont R.G Feb, 2, Gisborne R.C. Feb. 4.—Matamata R.C. Feb. 9- 11.-Dunedin J.C. Fpb 9. 11.—Taranaki J.C. . Feb 9, 11. —Poverty Bay Turf Club. Feb 1L 13.—Rotorua R.C. Feb. 15.—Clifden 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. Feb 22, 25. —Nelson J.C. Feb 23. —Waiapu R.C. Feb 24, 25. —Woodville District J.C. Feb 25, 27. —Te Aroha J.C Feb. 29. March 1.-Dannevirke K.C. Acceptances for the first day of the Dunedin Cup meeting are due to-morrow An unfortunate accident occuued at Wingatui yesterday morning. ia>,or rode the two-year-old Statuette fil.y at exercise, and when he was leaving the track she reared and fell back witli hi at the crossing. Tavlor broke his left leg near the thigh. br Speddmg arrived promptly in response to a telephone cab, and did all that was possible for the boy Trior to his removal in an ambulance. The plough track at Wingatui is in good roing order at the present time. The Wingatui grass tracks are quite refreshing to the eye in appearance, but nevertheless could do with a good fad ra Black Duke is a bad traveller, as he lightens ud considerably when taken away from home. At the present t.me he looks in good shape. , . Cartoon continues to stand up to ins ■work, and seems to be sound again. Receipt has apparently- not been asked to do a great deal on the track of late, but looks bright and wel, for her engag ments next week. . Kapuna is bowling along freely m useful tasks at Wingatui. Overhaul soon packs on condition and now looks bigger and more robust than •when raced on the final day of the Wellington Cup meeting. Booster has built up since he came back from Trentham, but owing to being eased in his work may be quite at his best during the Dunedin Cup meeting. Good as Gold keeps big and lusty in condition, and should not fail on the score of being out of racing shape. The cross-country horse, Lochplla, continues to get through useful work at Wingatui. . . Set Sail cantered a couple of circuits on the plough at Wingatui yesterday, and has not suffered any damage by the three hard races she had at the Wellington Cup meeting. TT ... It is understood that Celerity II will not fulfil her engagement in the Dunedin Cup. She is in the paddock, and will be treated to a spell. Licinius and Lucky Days have been sold to a West Australian buyer. Reports from Christchurch state that Countersign and Rotor are unlikely to fulfil their engagements at the Dunedin Cup meeting. . „ . ?so fewer than 16 English-bred horses figure among thf entrants for the Kmg s Cup, to be run at Randwick in April. Cimbrian, a two-year-old half-brother to the sensational Heroic, made his debut under silk at a meeting held recently in Victoria, and, though he did not win. he is credited with making a pleasing effort; in fact, “ Teacon,” of the Mebourne Leader, remarked that he ran well enough to suggest that he is likely to develop into a top-class performer. Cimbrian is a descendant of Devizes, who is by Valens (son of Laveno), who traces to Bend Or. Valais, who begat Heroic, was a descendant of Cicero, who also traced to Bend Or on the sire’s side, so that there is a great deal to interest in viewing the future of Cimbrian. Reports from Melbourne state that the crack three-year-old Trivalve has done well during - his spell, and the track watchers at Fiemington are more than pleased with the way the chestnut looks. He has not altered to any great extent, but has grown and thickened slightly. He is already doing useful work, and ae should be fit’ to do himself full justice by the time the Victoria Racing Club s autumn meeting comes along. At present it is extremely hard to see any of the other three-year-olds troubling him in the Legers, as the longer distance will be in his favour. Winalot and Statesman aro perhaps the most likely to chase Trivalve home as, although Winalot did not show his bes form in Melbourne there is no doubt that he is a good colt. _ His Eosehill Guineas win and ’ second in the Australian Jockey Club Derby proved that conclusively. Of Statesman good opinions were formed when he ran second in the Victoria Cnp. TROTTING. FIXTURES. 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. —Wyndham 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. —Hawera 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, s.—Forbury Park T.C May s.—Cambridge T.C. May 19.—Oamaru T.C. With a round to go in the Metropolitan Handicap at Forbury Park on Saturday St. Maura was moving nicely, and looked like coming on to -11 a p’":e. She stopped in the last little bit, ut her performance left the impression that she may win over two miles in ihe -ear future. Bonny Logan finished on well ii. ?r two races last week, and with cenditions more in her favour she should show up well over a two-mile journey before the season is through. Sarsaparilla has a nice turn of speed, but as yet does not control it well. He trotted very solidly and very fast over the last circuit to get up and beat Sea Queen in the last stride of the Gore Handicap. All Peters may never reach good company, but his steadiness will help him to win further races. Machine Gun was bothered by the bends at Forbury Park, but paced wefi in the straight stretches, and on a bigger course he will carry bis speed without having to he checked. One of the most promising pacers seen out at last meeting was Dundas Boy, and he looks sure to reach the best of company. He has an effortless action on ■which to build his undoubted speed, and R. Perry has seldom driven a more confident race than he did behind the chestnut in his winning effort on S .turday. Oval has speed enough to win among the loose-class trotters, but she is liable to lift at any time, and is a bad breaker. The first time she goes a level race she ■will get the heavy end of a stake. Arctotis showed fine bursts of speed in his races last week, but put in several bad breaks that cost him any chance he had. He has a costly proposition for the St. Kilda stable presided over by C. Hadfield, but it looks onl a matter of time for him to return his purchase money. Nan Brent is very well at present, and may be found pacing prominently in her next outing, that is if the field is not sent away while she is fr-ing the wrong way, as she —as on ‘-’iturday. Golden Devon stopped badly at the end of his races last week, and .pparently miles is bejond him.

Brentloc is probably the most brilliant beginner in commission, and can pace a merry mile. He is, however, a very hard puller, and J. M’Lennan usually has difficulty in getting him ' conserve a little of his energy for the run home. Daphne De Oro promises to i ep her way into the best of company. The weight of investments predicted that she would run well in her outing on Saturday and she was in a winning position a log way from home. Five starters were posted for the Flying Handicap at the meeting o' tl e New §outh Wales Trotting Club n January 23, but it was discovered that me of them, Nikola, was lame, and he was withdrawn. When betting recommenced Delavan's Quest was made a short-priced favourite starting at odds-ou. He won well, recording 2min T2scc for the mile, which is a quarter of a second outside his own record for the race. At his top in the fist furlong, he was soon pressing the pacemaker, Glad Eye, who i.eiertholess him#; on well. Tn the run to the post Delavan’s Quest had almost drawn level with Glad Eye, when the latter broke, leaving the fa.onritc to run home a winner by a length and a-half from Fulham Bells, with Glad Eye third two lengths further behind. It was a good display. TAPANUI RACES. LVDY M’KENNA wins chief HANDICAP. ( Fkosi Our Special Reporter.) GORE, February 1. The Tapanui Racing Club’s meeting attracted a large attendance from all parts of Otago, while Southland was well represented. Perfect weather prevailed, and the track was dry and hard, but rough .n places. The fields were small except in the Trial States and the trotting races, and sveral inquiries tended to decrease the totr.lisator investments. The racing was interesting, and several close fimshes resulted. The totalisator handled foSOI, compared with £7582 last year. Results: TRIAL STAKES, Of 60sovs. Six furlongs. 2Mr J. A. Kirby’s b f Thessaly, syrs, by Sutala—-Martifors, 8.11 (L. Hunt) 1 3Mr C. White’s Lady M’Kenna, 4yrs, 8.11 (Brodie) • • •• 2 4_Mr E. M’Keever’s Mananui, 3yrs, gy 3 Also started: 5 Tunamoe car. 9.2, 7 All Smiles 8.4, 6 Attractive Lady 8.4, 1 Wine Tr from a good start Thessaly led out, followed bv Lady M’Kenna and Attractive Ladv. Thessaly went away from tne rest of the field and ran home an easy winner by four lengths. Lady M’Kenna was three lengths ahead of Mananui. Attractive Ladv, when lying third, stumb.ed after two furlongs and was knocked back, time, linin 15sec. , ~ L. Hunt, the rider of the winner, was fined £1 for continually looking round in the straight. PRESIDENT’S HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs. 3Mr A. S. Jones’s hr g Valves, 3yrs, by Tractor—Bothnia, 7.7 (1/. J. JMIIPJ i 4Mr A. Douglass’s Karitane, 4yrs, 7.7 (D. Kerr) . 1 .. • • • ■ •; 2 2 Mr E. A. Pigeon s b■ m Ace ot Hearts, 4yrs, car. 8.124 (Brodie) 3 Also started; 1 Puff 8.13. Ace of Hearts led from Karitane, luff, and Valves. Ace of Hearts led round the bend and into the straight, where Pun: dropped back. Racing to the judge Valves came through to win by half a length from Karitane. with Ace of Hearts a similar distance off. Time, Imin Ifisec. After an inquiry into interference met with by Karitane and Puff by Valves the Judicial- Committee decided that the judge’s placings should be not altered, but that L. J. Ellis be suspended for a week for careless riding. DOMINION HANDICAP TROT, Of 70sovs. One mile and a-half. 6—Mr A. S. Tamblyn’s b m Maybird, aged, by Wallace L —Maysoon, 36yds hhd (G. Heads) ■•■ 1 1— Mr H. J. Eady’s Tarndale, 4yrs, 24 (J. Walsh) 2 3—Mr W. Christie’s Overture. syrs, 24 (Owner) 3 Also started: 11 Gwendoline Faintame scr, 2 Southern Light scr, 9 Bonnie Boy 24yds bhd. 8 Gillie Callum 24, 5 Postmark 36 coupled with Matilda’s Match 72, 10 Wee Spark 48. 4 Cesar 84, 7 Trevillion 96. The order passing the stand was Southern Light. Overture, Gwendoline Faintame, Maybird, and Bonnie Boy. Travelling round the back stretch Overture led from Tarndale and Maybird. Overture reached the bend into the straight first, but Maybird and Tarndale closed on her. Finishing strongly, Maybird beat Tarndale by a length, with Overture four lengths off. Matilda’s Match, Bonnie Boy and Gwendoline Fontaine were next. Times: simn 36aec, 3min 37 2-ssec, 3min 39 4-ssec. TAPANUI HACK HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. One mile and a-quarter. 5 Mr C. White’s b f Lady M’Kenna, 4yrs, by Greyspear—Lady victoria, car 7.2' (E. Busbridge) .... ... - 1 2Mr C. J. Heywood’s b g Solzia, syrs, 8.8 (M’Chesney) ... - • •■• •■• 1 1 — Mr J. Ruttledge s ch g Eyed Ova, Also started; 4 Real Glad 8.11, 6 ManaDU ReaT Glad was first out from Mananui and Solzia. Real Glad led till the last half-mile where Eyed Ova, Solzia, and Ladv MT?enna moved up. Lady M’Kenna headed Solzia into the straight, with Eyed Ova next and m a good- finish Lady M’Kenna beat Solzia by a length Eyed Ova was another three lengths off and Real Glad was fonrtn. Time, 2min 12sec. . STEWARDS’ HACK HANDICAP Of 75sovs. Six furlongs and a-halt. 3Mr C J. Heywood’s b g Solzia syrs, 5 by Solferino—Zia, 8.5 (J. M'Chesney) I 4 Mr A. B. Armour’s ch f Puff. 3yrs, 9.4 (A. E. Didham) ... _ ... 2 2Mr A. S Jones s br g Valves, oyrs, 7.11 (incl 41b pen.) (P. W. Powell) 3 Th n se were the only starters. Puff led Valves and Solzia from the rtart Solzia took charge entering the straight and ran home a winner by a length from Puff with Valves a similar d.s----""i a«v. Time, Imm 21sec. FLYING HACK HANDICAP, Of 70sovs. Five furlongs. 2Mr J. M. Samson’s br g Corinthia, 3yrs, by Lucullus—Minsk, 3 Mr E. A. b m.Ace of Hearts. 4yrs, 8.10 (Brodie) .. 2 1— Mr J. Kirby’s b m Thessaly, syrs, 8.2 (L. Hunt) .. •••••• % Also started;- 4 French Singer 7.7, 5 Tunamoe car. 8.3 J. , . , Corinthia led Thessaly and Ace of Hearts out of the barrier. At the bend into the straight Thessaly headed Corinthia, but racing up the straight Corinthia took charge, beating Ace of Hearts by a length, with Thessaly another length and -half away. Time, Imm 2isec. Hunt (Thessaly) and Powell (Corinthia) were each fined £1 for looking round. TAPANUI HANDICAP TROT, Of 70sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 2Mr J. Kereton’s b g Young Bingen, syrs, b‘ Nelson Bingen—Vera K.. scr (J.‘R. Waite) . ..... 1 1 Mr H. J- Eacly s Tarndale, 4yrs, 12yds bhd (J. Walsh) .. . ■ •• 2 3 Mr A. S. Tamblyn’s b m Maybird, aged, 48 (G. Heads) ■ • . 3 Also started; 11 Gwendoline Bontainc scr 10 Mavora scr, 8 Bonnie Boy 12yds bhd, 7 Gillie Callum 12, 6 Postmark 24 (coupled with Matilda’s Match 60), 4 Cmsar 72. 9 Trevillion 72, 5 Scottish Maid 96. Gwendoline Fontaine showed the way to Tarndale, Young Bingen, Bonnie Boy. and Gillie Callum passing the standYoung Bingen ami Tarndale moved up travelling around the back, and round the bend into the straight Tarndale went to the front. Racing to the judge, however, Young Bingen drew away to win by two lengths. Maybird was four lengths further away and Scottish Maid, Gillie Callum and Matilda’s Match were next. Times: 3min 3 2-ssec, 3mm 2 l-sscc, 3min 2 4-ssec. WELTER HACK HANDICAP, Of 75sovs. Six furlongs. i Mr J. M. Samson’s br m Corinthia. 3yrs, by Lucullus —Minsk, 8.12 (inc! 121 b penalty) (Powell) .. 1 n u, A Douglass’s ch m Karitane, ** * 4yrs, ear. 7.9 (D. Ken) .... 2 4 Mr J. Kirby’s b m Thessaly, car. 711 (Bushbridge) .. 3 Also started; 2 Real Glad car. 8.3. Corinthia was first out. followed by Real Glad. Thessaly, and Karitane. Corinthia led all the way, and despite a strong challenge from Karitane, beat the fatter by three-quarters <ff a length, with Thessaly three lengths further away. Time, Imin 16sec.

NELSON TROTS. THE MEETING CONCLUDED. MEMORIAL HANDICAP TO MAC DILLON. (Per Dnit ed P reßS Association.) NELSON, February 1. The concluding day of the trots was held in fine weather on a fast track. There was a good attendance, and totalisator handled £7416 against £9323 fnr the second day last yeai. r°r rne whole meeting £13,304 was taken, co pared with last year’s total of £15,790. t'ev 2 5 Couniry Life. 72yds bhd, 3. a Cr ’ Fura Our Nelson. Won bj two lengths with eight lengths between second and third. Time. 3mm 38 S ssec. TASMAN HANDICAP. One mile and a-half. —2 Rosie Nelson, sci. 1, 6 “ Amazon 156yds bhd. 2; 3 Maori Pctei, 60 3 All started. Won by four lengths, with two lengths between second and thud. Time 3min 45 l-ssec. .. 1 PROGRESS HANDICAP. One mile and n-hali. —1 Mercury, 36yds bhd, 1, scr, 2; 6 Audubon Mac. scr, 5. T Sted: Kociie, Eura, Direct Wave. Won by two lengths each waj. Time, 2min 54 l-ssec. FINNEY MEMORIAL HANDICAP. Two miles. I—Mac Dillon, 48yds bhd . • 1 B—Lottie Advance, 72 .. •• 4 3—Sungleam, 72 .. • ■ • • • • Scratched: Mercury. Von by a length, with half a length between second and third Time, 4min 41sec. IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP One mile and a half.-4 Kodie scr, 1; 5 Richmond Lass scr. 2; 3 Our Nelson, 12yds bhd. Scratched.; Drift Wave. Won by a length with three lengths between second and third. Time. 3min 39 Tffsec. FOXHILL HANDICAP. Two miles 4 Maori Peter, 96yds bhd, 1; 1 Repute, 84 2-5 Rosie Nelson, 48, 3. Scratched: Rothmoor, Peter M’Millan, Great Amazon. Won by a neck, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 4mm SS APPLEBY HANDICAP. One mile.— 3 Lincoln Huon, 48yds bhd, 1; " T rG o' pass, scr, 2; 5 Nellie Parson, 12, 3. Scratched: Homelight. Palm Leaf, Eura, Tommy Dillon, Mac Dillon, Vikota. Won by a neck, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 2mm 17 3-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP. One mile and a-half.—2 Clive Bell. 12yds bhd, 1; 1 Direct Wave, 60, 2; 3 George Again, ecr, 3. All started; Won by ei -*t lengths, •with six lengths between second and third. Time, 3min 38 3-ssec. PAHIATUA RACES. OR ATE IX WINS THE CUP. (Per United Press Association.) PAHIATUA, February 1. The Pahiatua races were held to-day in warm leather and before a large attendance. Owing to the continued dry spell the track was hard. The totalisator handled £9691, compared with £12,828 on the corresponding day last year. Results: MAIDEN HANDICAP. Six furlongs and 55yds (all 8.7).—1 Hinekatorangi (R. Reed), 1; 2 Aurora Borealis (T. Metcalf), 2; 9 Timi Inihi (A. Hobson), 3. Also started: 5 Vindication, 6 Sir Lucullus, 8 Golden Shadow, 4 Brown Sugar, 7 Scintillate, 3 Miss Scandal. Won by three lengths, with one length between second and tihrd. Time, Imin 19 3-ssec. B ALL ANCE HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—4 Wilderness, 9 13 (N. Tiillo), 1; 2 Lady Gay, 9.4 (P. M Brearty), 2; 5 Willow Wai. 9.13 (A. G. Weaver), 3. Also started: 1 Horomea 10.6, 3 Othon 9.8, 7 Birkie 9.6 and Merck On 9.0 (bracketed), 6 Moepal 9.4, 8 Cornhill 9.0. Won by a head, with three lengths between second and thua. lime, Im HAMUA HACK HANDICAP One mile and IlOyds.-l Tintoretto, 0 0 R. Reed) 1: 2 Lieutenant Bill. I-*--Hobson), 2; 3 Land Rent 7.6 (T. Green), 3 The onlv starters. Won by a length and a-half. with a ler trth between second and third. Time, Imin 55sec. PAHIATUA CUP, Of 200sovs and a cup valued oOgns. One mile and a-quarter. 1 Oratrix, 8.3 (J. F. Barry) 1 3—Ardfinnan, 7.3 . (C. Goulsboro) 2 6 —Henna, 7.6 , , (K. F. Robinson) 3 Also started: 5 Royal Game 8.12, 4 Kihniss 7.12, 7 Twink 7.9, 1 Capitulation ‘ 'Twink led out from tha barrier. cloaeUr attended by Oratrix, Kilmiss, mdCMita lation, with Royal Game and Henna las Twink led into the straight, but Gratrix fVi*m mme away to win by half a length from the fast-finishing Ardfinnan, with HeTna third. T ?hen came Kfim-s and Ca K«i° HA T CT' Ha|d|l| Jeven ftnASra fc &3&I: «,.* 3 Volplane 7.6 (T. Metcalf), 5. The only started <Vo„ by a head. T.me, Imm 29 M S AK°UR1 HACK HANDICAP. Six °r BSfrjf’ d l'rl T&.STuS 7 (T S Wekir; 2; 2 8* IS W>1 ; =»1 i/nr, s rrki.£™ B *, u o“ Won by k head, with three engths between second arid third. Time. Imm HANDICAP. Six furlongs and 55yds.-l Dobbin, 8.5 (T. Green , 1; g 2 Coot, 7.12 (R. Savage), 2; 5 March rin 7 0 (K F. Robinson) and 5 Birkie, 7 7 ’(T.’ Webster) t. Also started ; 3 Die inge 7.11, 4 Lady Ideal 7.9. Won easily. Time, ,ll EKETAHUNA HACK HANDICAP. Seven furtong.-l betndak 7-11 (T- Motc-lfl 3. Also started: 4 Gordon Swift 8.1, 3 Grey Mist 7.13. Won * wo t ne head between second and timet. lime, Imin 28 4-ssoc. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. (Per United Press association.) PAHIATUA, February 1. _ The following are the second day s acceptances for the Pahiatua racea;Trial Handicap. Six furlongs 5o yards.—-Sir Lucullus, Aurora Borealis, Arode, Val, Timi Imihi 8.0. Pongaroa Highway Handicap. Sev’en furlongs—Willow Wai 10.1, Lady Gay 9,13, Capitulation 9.8, Birkie 9.1, March ol Tiraumea Hack Handicap. One mile and 110 yards.—Tintoretto 9.11, Lieutenant Bill 8.9, Land Rent, Clavers 7.0. Mangahou Handicap. One mile and a distance.— Waiculluß 8.9, Kilmiss 7.8, Aidfinnan 7.4, Othon, Capitulation 7.0. Tararua Hack Handicap. Five turlongs.—Tanangra 8.2, Hinekatorangi, Carrigallen 7.13, Silver Tray 7-l.l> Byrne 7.5, Grey Mist, Card Trick 7.4, Hinehohoro, Par Money, Brown Sugar, Tatarini, Golden Shadow 7.0. Hane Handicap. Seven furlongs.—Lin Arlington 9.0, Hypnotic, Lady Cynthia 8.9, Raukaura, Volplane 8.3, Aurora Borealis 7.5, Vindication 7.0. Electric Handicap. Six furlongs.— Dobbin 7.1. Coot 8.1, Lady Ideal /.2, Birkie 7.1, March On, Moepai, Cangalleu ‘ Farewell Handicap. Seven furlongs.— Twink 9.9, Lin Arlington 9.3, Hypnotic 8.12 Tingra, Raukaura 8.7, Aro de val 7.is! Gordon Swift 8.11, Miss Scandal, Sir Lucullus, \ indication i.i. METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB. (Special to Daily -imes.) CHRISTCHURCH, February 1. The following nominations have been received for the summer meeting of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club:- , Spreydon Handicap (m harness), ol SOOsovs, for nnhoppled trotters. Class 3.34. One mile and a-half.—Nelson Boy, Nelson Bell, Petroleuse, Sarsaparilla Our Lady, Real the Groat, Nourmalial, Nelson M’Kinnoy, Hcrbilwyn, Lady Fan, Queen Ida. Duke Bingen, Wild Hebe, Brigand, Sea' Queen, Swiftbine, Western Voyage, Little Logan. Lin wood Handicap (in saddle), of 300sovs. Class 2.16. One mile.—Honour Bright, King Pointer, Event, Harry Audubon, Jean M’Elwyn, Kulnine, Acre, Nanfwich, Locancla General, Granite City, Omaha, Queen’s General, Locanda Child Albert Ixigan, Succession, Ouimct, Emperor, Pomtalena, Sahib, Countryman, Ffrpo, Pat

Dillon, General Bingen Doctor Dillon, Daisy Pointer, Darknite. Midsummer Handicap (in ol 700sovs. Class 4.32. Two miles.—-F ight Ever, Tom Thumb, Jewel Pointer, Harry Audubon, Machine Gun, Golden Devon, Shine Soon, Prince Pointer, Acron, xoter Swift, Trimmer, William the Great, Koicole. Author Jinks, Billy Sea, Dalnahine, Trampfast, Pluto, Taurekareka, St. Maura, Pan Yan, Waitaki Girl. , Papanui Handicap (in harness), ot 250sovs. Class 4.37. Two jniles—Jackie Audubon, Honour Bright, Harry Audubon, Bonny Spec, Kotuku Jack, Nantwich, Ariki, Zenith, Diamond Cluld, High Jinks, Locanda General, Colene Pointer Quahty, Omaha, Avenger, Key Logan, DaUneny, Epigram, Lady Embrace. ... Cashmere Handicap (in harness). Ut 350sovs. For unhoppled trotteis. CHs 4 42. Two miles.—Bonny Spec, Petroleme, Cannonball, Our Lady Frisco Beau. Audobell. Blue Thorpe, Audominion, Duke Bin gen, Clonmel, Wild Hebe. Red Oak. Klzear. Little Logan. f Juvenile Handicap (m harness). VXhovs. For three year-olds. One mile n d a-half. —Dilnon, Great Triumph, Rey Child Pet Locanda, Shirley MTvmney, Author Franz. Don Derby, L.ngcraft, Harvest Child, Doric. Daphne do Oio. If La OSOV S S one«!T Joan Orphan. Alvirlf’Mac C Di&' Doru Pointer. Carbine Direct, Transport, Bmscarth, Kui - •jewel Potter, S\a m pearir Golden Devon, Black Admiral Prince Author Logan Holme, Trimmer. Rol , col^ nl { Xau . Jinks. Tecencn «"”»■ D Y.“ Ji" gSfVWSf B-i. Logan. ■ CLIFDEN HANDICAPS. (Per United Press Association.' INVERCARGILL, February 1dimed "SSBS* an LUbt|rHandicap , ot SOsovs- furlongs.— Scamp 9.2. N yan - g wim - Miss Pleete. £^ har VaX Attractive Lady, 6 ' FH; tarn- Cora Dh». FleethamM T n uatap 8 er° Trot, of 65bovs. One mile wood mare scr. Ecus S j 0 b n 24, Sunspot 36 Stella Mans w. L °Belmont oiJOffi. Attractive Lady. Caramba 7 ‘riifden Cup, of lOOsovs. One mile and Uitaen eup, g.o, Bloom 8.7, w qU »vrv 84 B Kilbarry 8.0, Counterstroke ! So!zia 7.9. Snatcher. Piton, Divimal 7./. g About Oraura Hack Stakes, o Nyanza Sia 'lO 0 SildinA Dream 0.9. Ca.hman. S, r TirG»rL:'W.irio,Swim..h«e, Bed Cure. Caramba. Attractive •mjftSrTShSiwa »•—* “■ JeTil, Solzia 7.9, Some Kid 7.8, 1 non. Snatcher 7.7. . egmont races. (Per 'NiTEr Pbesj .Association.) HAWERA, February L ■Rifnrte has been scratched for the gagements.