SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20709, 6 May 1929, Page 12

SPORTING.

RACING NEWS. FIXTURES. May 9, 11.—Egmont R.C., May 16, 18.—Wanganui J.C. May 25.—Ashburton R.C. June 1, 3,—Otaki Maori R.C. June 1,3, s.—Dunedin J.C. June 1,3, s.—Auckland R.C. June 20, 22.—South Canterbury J.C. By Sentinel. There is an old saying and a very true One that old heads cannot be placed on young shoulders. Some of the runners at Oamaru might have made a much better showing with more experienced pilots on top. The Day Comet mare Evening was on sale at 200gns at the Oamaru March meeting and has since won four races. Evening was got by Day Comet from Week-end, by Holiday House, and is also the dam of Economist rind Frivol. Goldtown set a solid pace in the Pacific Hurdles, but Troilus had his measure before reaching the last hurdle, Antrim Boy ran a fair race over hurdles at Oamaru, and .should benefit by the experience. Te Maui did not seem to have sufficient pace _ to go with the opposition in the Pacific Hurdles. Pink Coat is. wintering well and is receiving just sufficient exercise to keep him in good order. E. J. Ellis informed the writer at Oamaru that the colt is furnishing out in pleasing style. The Clarenceux gelding Glenrowan, who has been shaping promisingly on the track at Wingatqi, got cut out at the start of the Tpial Stakes at Oamaru. Meitui paid a fairly good price at Oamaru, but this was probably due to a good deal of money being shut out of the totalisator. . The Oamaru winter meeting was the best held in the “ White City ” for some years past. The change in the lay out of the course seems to have brought about a pleasing change of luck in the fortunes of the club. Best Policy ran a fair race in the Trial Stakes and was just beaten for second mOpey. He was saddled up again, but on this occasion did not get near the money. Judging by the time put up in the Oamaru Winter Cup, Royal Saxon would have just about won with a clear run. He had 71b less to carry than in the Farewell Handicap, which he won well in 1.28, and he would have gone, faster than 2.10. Money Mine was also unlucky and he also would have more seriously troubled the winner with a better njn. Amor seems to have temporarily lost form and finished well back in his race at Oamaru. Wingatui ran wide when leaving the straight in her race at Oamaru. She afterwards went back when up with the leaders five furlongs from homeA mile and a-quarter again proved too far for Gay Sonnet when racing at the Oamaru meeting. Tardy did not seem able to gallop when running in the principal race at Oaiqaru. Arrowmir showed plenty of pace ip the Flying Handicap at oam4 r n» but dropped back a fuplopg 'from home. TROTTING. FIXTURES. May 9, U-—Forhury Park T.C. May 18,—Oamaru T-U June, I 3.—Hawke’s Buy T.C. June 1, 3. —Canterbury Park T-O, June 4.— Ashburton T-O June 22, 24. — Auckland T.C. By Sentinel ' Nominations for the Oamaru winter meeting are due to-day. Everything is set fair for the Fbrbufy Park meeting this week, and already horses from Canterbury and Southland stables have started to arrive. Kreisler and Trimmer, two of D. Bennett’s team, were sent over two miles on the ‘Forbury Park track during the weekend, and both showed that they are jp fine condition. Slump is an improved pacer who will probably go to a better mark. He was brought up from the south on Saturday morning and is being worked on the local track. Suncrots was unlucky in being so badly left in his race at Oamaru on Saturday He made up so much of the lost ground that it looked as though he would have troubled the winner if he had gone away correctly. . Free Advice is the ruling favourite for the big race at Fbrbnry Park on Thursday. _ Wild Bingen stopped a long way from home in bis race at Oamaru after having every chance, \ being • out in front on the -rajls. Le Todd continues to do good work, and his steadiness and stamina should find him taking part in the finish of the big trotters’ race oh Thursday. Willie Wilkes carries an improved appearance, and is doing well in his work at Forbury Park. Lady Zita has arrived from the soqtb, and she has been striding out well on tha tracks. Jack did not fill his straps at tno start of the harness race at Oamaru on Saturday, and he never got near the leaders. He is a smart pacer who is capable of adding to the win he recorded at Riverton. OAMARU -. JOCKEY CLUB. A SUCCESSFUL MEETING. The Oamaru Jockey Club held its ■winter meeting in fine weather, and there was a 13-rge attendance, including visitor from Christchurch and a fair-sized cot> tingent' froni Dunedin. The track provided good going, but was rather on tfie soft side along the back stretch. The card produced some verjr interesting racing, and Mr A. D. MTvor got the fields away from" an excellent line,* Troihis started a sound favohrite for the Pacific Hurdles, and justified the com fidence by winning, although he was kept busy ip the run home. r_ Mfitui wae prominent all the way in the Trial Stakes, but she had nothing much to spare at the finish. A good deal of money wae shut out .on this race owing to the dilatoriness of intending investors. The Winter Cup Handicap saw Evening start a slightly better favourite than Royal - Saxon in a fairly good batting race ; Money Mine was chopped out when leaving the straight, and was sent back into the ruck. Royal Saxon got into trouble between the six and five-furlonj? posts, either through getting on some other horse’s heels or suffering interference. He stumbled and lost ground, in addition to being unbalanced. Amor arid Wingatui also went hack so rapidly as to suggest that .they struck trouble. Meanwhile Gay Sonnet was bowling along in front of the field, and led the way round the top from Buoyant, Evening, and Martis, and approaching the home turn Money Mine had run up to the leaders. Gay Sonnet showed the way into the straight but stopped when challenged by Evening, who went or to win by nearly two lengths from Money Mine, who finished on gamely under punishment and beat Gay Sonnet. Royal Saxon wag too far back two furlongs from home, but he finally finished fourth, in front of Buoyant and Martis- Money Mine seemed to be unlucky, as with a better run he would almost have won- An Inquiry was held into the interference with Royal Saxon by Martis, but after an investigation no further action was taken in the matter. No action was taken in connection with the interference suffered by Money Mine. Royal Saxon was the nnluckiest horse in,the race. The Oamaru Trot provided a stirring finish between the placed lot. Waving Corn was elected favourite for the Flying Handicap, but Tripaway came with a good run in the straight and, racing past the favourite and First Raid, who were fighting it out, went on to win easily. Meadow Lark ran a fair race, but found three of the others too good for him at the weights. Winsome Boy’s rider lost both stirrup irons at tha jump out from the barrier. Night Effort was always in the van in the Hack Handicap, but had to be ridden out to keep clear of Miss Marco. Solgele failed to stay on after leading to the straight. Another good finish was provided by the Waikaura Trot, and after putting in a break. Routine just managed to beat Pretty Pointer. Royal Saxon proved rather too good for the opposition in the Farewell Han-

dicap, but Paper Boy would have troubled him it he had got well away at the start, inis race brought a successful meeting to a conclusion, and on all sides expressions of satisfaction were heard at the results obtained. ~Luiingthe day £13.678 10s went through tne totalisator. as against £10,475 10s at the meeting held in March last. Results;— nr ~,? ACIFI £ HURDLES, o Ut I40sov«. One mile and a-half. I—Mr F. R. Pierce’s b g Tvoilus, by tsisogne—Ayenn, aged, 11.2 3—Mr T. Seaton’s Goldtowm ’ 9l7 1 vr- r r u t ,( J - T- Humphris) 2 Alr G. J. Barton’s Antrim Boy, 9.3 (W. Cooper) 3 , r A ' 4 Kaikahu 11.3, 5 Te Haiti 9.0, 6 Gaybird 9,0. t to 'V l i a , t ? nce Aven t out to the “f C ed a,% wa y over the first tup h 'T T f ollus antl Antrim Boy. fi y A lO , 1 cl °?® up ' Goldtown turned back with Antrim Boy on his quarters _apd Troilus a couple of lengths un a £tfc ll , we , d by,( -tay Jijn, Troihis went l P r) tb o far turn and then till &w S j le l ,onK t«rn. He punched nvt,. fi l h,lr , dle - but oame on to win by ?'*! A hr f® le «Sths from Goldtown, who beat Antrim Boy by two lengths.’ Gay away fom ' tu - TRIAL STAKES. , ' t)t ItOsovfi. Fi ve {u r i on g 6 . 3—Mr E. Green’s blk f Meitui. by Trac- . tor—-Marianne, 3yrs, 8.10 *_xr_ < xi r. i , . , (B. Brodie) 1 5 7 n sJliss Nightraid, '-tl (R. Coveney) .. 2 3 Also started: 6 Clarenson car. 9.03 10 m r ar B S in ar k S T U ’ 9 8.10, 11 Glen7TiU'“:i 4 o, J ffL%Sk y 7 fT\ s & mindful 8.10, 12 Rhonddl sjO 4 ’ 1 rivr en Ar°'v“ dwalt a t th« rise Of the bar, est a nd -Pif -r P , ol!cy were smart. round tlm lit W f h and Kilofi l'T ? e to P f r °m Rhondda; Meitui into fhe a r V: ,? est Polie -L and Kiloff moviu? "a? 1 -*4 - ,nth ¥ ss Hightraid _ f, p ; . M ei tui was kept busy and rnm t, OUt b / a leng,th from Miss'Nighthola "wif up a r d beat Best Policy a Iniin 3 3.5°fj aS d ° Se Up fourtb ' Tlme ’ WINTER CUP HANDICAP, ut ZZosovs, including cup valued at j V t R resente d by Messrs J. Carter ana J. G. JlacDonald. One mile and a-quarter. G. Thompson’s b g Evening, bv Day Comet—Week End, 4yrs, 7.7 ft n m . .' (L- J. Ellis) 1 C, Giegeler s Money Mine, car. {J. Cotton) .. .. .. .. 2 3Mr F. T. Bucbanap’s Gay Sonnet, car. 8.3| (C. Emerson) .. .. 3 Also started: 2 Royal Saxon 8.9, 4 Wingate car. 8,4, 7 Amor car. 8.73, fi Buoyant car. 7.10, 8 Martis 7.0, 9 Tardy 7.0. Gay Sonnet was smartest out, and was soon joined by Wingatui, Money Mine, Evening a? they left the straight, whilst Tardy was slow on her legs. Money Mine got sent back, and Gay Sonnet led into the back stretch from Wingatuj, with the others fairly close up, and Tardy tailed off. Gay Sonnet Je4 ajojig ths back, where Royal Saxon got into trouble and ptqmWed. (Jay Sonnet led to the fap tyrn from Buoyant, Evening, and Martis, whilst Wingatm and Amor had dropped back, and Royal Saxon commenced a forward move. Gay Sonnet was still a couple of lengths clear going round the top, and led into the straight from Evening and Money Mine. ■ A furlong from home Evening went to the front, and going on- won by a length and a-half from "Money Mine, who wope down Gay Sonnet, and beat her by about the game distance. Royal Saxon finished fourth, and Buoyant was next. Time, 2min lOsec. OAMARU TROT HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs. One mije and a-faa]f. Mr T. Brankin’a h g Lough Neagh, by Logan Pointer, 6yrs, 12yds bhd (B. Grice) 1 T. H. Ivey’s Le Thorpe. 12 ~ (T. Wallis) 2 H~Mrs M. E. Merilees’s Red Shiner, 12 (L, C, Morrison) .. .. 3 Also started; 10 Bessie Huoq ser. 15 Betty Bingen scr, 7 Frances de Oro sor, 13 Golden Vale scr, 4 Master Jack scr, 1 Pando Paiptep ser, 14 Onoto ser, IB Master I Pointer ser, 6 Toorhead scr and Wild Bin- 1 gen scr, 3 Lady Zephyr scr and Bingen I Maid 12yds bhd, 8 Cuddles 12, 5 Memo* I nolo S 3, 17 Free Politer 24. 12 Wild N>ta 1 24, 16 Streak 60. 17 Tennessee's Child 96. _ Pando Pointer was in charge from Wild Bingen, Cuddles, and Lough Neagh passes the post at the end of half a mile. Pando Pointer,'Wild Bingen. Lough Neagh and Cuddles were sfcjll showing the way along tha back, Pando Pointer tired when going round the top, and Lpugh Neagh with Red Shine and Le Thorpe turned fpr homo }p close order. A good race home saw Lough Neagh win by a neck from Le Thorpe', who beat Red Shiner *by another neck. Wild Bingen was next, but the others were all easing up. Times, 3roin 34seo, 3min 34 l-ssec, 3min 34 2-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, Of 160sovs. Six furlongs. 6 Mr O- R. Wise’s br f Tripaway, by Arehery—Killipcy, 4yrs, 7.9 {A. Eastwood) 1 I—Mr W. Gardiner's Waving Corn, 7.8 ~ „„ (J. Cottou) 3 7 Messrs Elkers and Brown’s First Raid, 7.0 (N. C. Dwyer) .. 3 Also started: 3 Meadow Lark 6.4, 2 Arrpwmir 7.11, 4 Royal Tractor 7.3, 5 Winsome Boy 7.3. Winsome Boy’s rider lost his irops at the jump out. Meadow Lark, .Tripaway, and Arrowmir were first to show out, and Tripaway soon dropped back. Arowmir joined Meadow Lark, and then went on round the top with Waving Corn. Arrowmir and Waving Corn led Meadow Lark, Royal Tractor, and First Raid lute the straight. First Raid headed Waving Corn shortly after turning for home, but Tripaway came with a good run and won by three-parts of a length from Waving Corn, who beat First Raid by a head. Meadow Lark and Arrowmir were next. Time, Imin 14 2-ssec. HACK HANDICAP, Of ilOaovH, Six furlongs. I—Mr R. Gray’s ch f Night Effort, by Night Raid—Effort, 3yrs, 7.fi (L. J, Ellis) 1 6—Mr W. D. M'Dougall’s Miss Marco, 7.7. (A. Eastwood) 2 4 Mr W. Payne’s Splgele, 8.9 (C. Emerson) 3 Also started: S Amourette 7.8, 2 Tia Raid 8.4, 3 Killorna car. B.U, 7 Broadfield 7.5, ll Karitane car, 7.4 J, 10 Crossbow car. 7.5 i, 5 Best Policy car. 7.3 J, 12 Joy Bridge 7.0, 9 Poetess car. 7.0. Solcelo, Killorna, and Njght Effort were smartest to begin. Killorna dropped back, and Solgele and Night Effort led Killorna, Broadfield, and Miss Marco round the top. Solgele tired on reaching the straight, and Night Effort came on to win by a length from Miss Marco, Solgele was three lengths away, with Killorna and Karitane next. Time, Imin 15sec. W AIK AURA TROT HANDICAP, Of 125sovs, One mile and a-quarter. I—Mr C. M. Archer’s Gay Routine, by Betel Nut, aged, 12yds bhd ~ , (F- G. Holmes) 1 4—Mrs J. Hunts Pretty Pointer, 36 „ ... (M. Holmes) 2 8— Mr F. c. Taverner p Emulight, 24 (L, Rowlands) 3 Also started: 14 Golden Vale scr, 12 Harold Bingen scr, 9 Great Heart sor, 0 Knowledge ecr, 16 Onoto scr, 11 Toorhead scr, 7 Cuddles 12 yds bhd, 13 Imperial 1 Logan 12, 18 Imshi 12, 5 Red Shiner 12, 3 ; Suncross 12, 2 Awa-iti 24, 10 Return Voyage 36, 4 Wild Spur 48 (coupled with Pretty Pointer), 17 Nelson Fay 84, Knowledge was first away, but broke up after leaving .the straight. Emulight, Imperial Logan, Return Voyage, Routine, and Pretty Pointer formed the leading division going along the back. Emulight and Routine broke after passing the sixfurlong post, and Emulight, Return Voyage, and Imperial Logan raced together round the top. Pretty Pointer led into the straight, but Routine got up and won by a head. Emulight was three lengths away, followed by. Imperial Logan and Return Voyage. Times, 2min 56 2-ssec, 2mjp 54 3-ssec, 3min 50 4-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of 120sovs. Seven furlongs. I—Mr . Carter’s b g* Royal Saxon, by Saxby—Heather Lass, syrs, 9.2 (P. Powell) i 4 Mr G. Gerard’s Paper Boy, 7.6 (S. Bryce) 2 5 Mr M. O’Brien's Winsome Boy, 7.9 (C. Eastwood) 3 Also started: 2 Money Mine 8.1, 3 Tripaway scr, 8.8, 9 Martis 7.13, 16 Waterlow 7.7, 7 Wayward 7-7, 8 Boy 7.0, 11 KimSol 7.0, 10 Miss Marco 7.0. °

Miss Marco, Wayward, and Waterlow were smartest away from Winsome Boy and Royal Saxon, whilst Paper Boy and King Sol Avere a bit slow to move. Waterlow led along the back from Miss Marco, Wayward, and Royal Saxon, with Winsome Boy and Tripaway next. Royal Saxon joined the leaders coming round the top and led with Waterlow into the sti’aight from Wayward, Winsome Boy, Boy, Tripaway, and Paper Boy. Koyiil Saxon drew out and won by a length from Paper Boy, who came with a fast run and beat Winsome Boy by two lengths for second place, Tripaway, Money Mine, and Wayward were next. Time, Imin 28sec. MARION JOCKEY CLUB. MATU WINS CHIEF EVENT. (Per United I’eesb Association.) MARTON, May 4. The Mar ton Jockey Club’s winter meeting was held in glorious weather to-day. There was a good attendance and the going was excellent. The totalisator handled £15,441. The Dash Hack Handicap was run in divisions as two races, two dividends being paid on each. Ip the Steeplechase Hollycombe broke a shoulder and was destroyed. Results;— OPEN HURDLES, of 175sovs. About one mile and a-half.—2 Red Bank, 9,7. (Robinson), 1; 3 Bed Fuchsia, 12.2 (A. M'Donald), 2; 4 Kilburn, 10.2 (A. Hobson), 3. Also started: 6 Koauau 10.13, 1 Nucleus 10,6, 5 Mandarine 9.0. Won by a neck, with four lengths between second and third. Time, 2min 45 l-ssec. DASH HACK HANDICAP (First division) of llosovs. Fivo furlongs.—s Taranto, 7A (H. Wiggins), 1; 1 Inflame, 9.4 (T. Green), 2; 3 Bank Note, 8.4 (J. Barry), 3. Also started: 4 White Ringlet 8.9, 6 Vinella 7.4, 2 Naseelo 7.0, 8 Marenga 7.1 J, 7 Good' Cheer 7.0. Won by three-quarters of a length each way. Time, Imin Iseo. DASH HAG KHANDICAP (Second division), of HSsovs. Five furlongs.-—6 Soma Acre, 7.0 (T. Webster), 1; 1 Joy 7 -i3.(A. C. Dick), 2; 5 Hppwood, J; 4 ,, (H. Wiggins). 3. Also started: 2 Callapat 8.12, 3 The Jack Jumper 7.13, 7 Wyeford 7.9. 9 Plane 6.13, 4 Latakia 7.2 f, 8 Mademoiselle 7.0. Won by a head, with two lengths between second and third. Time, Imip 1 l-ssee. MARTON STEEPLECHASE. Of SOOsovs. About two miles and a-half. B—Mr F. F. Newman’s Matu, 10.3 (A. Jenkins) .... 1 4—Mr S. R. Hammond’s Puwhero, 11.10 n nr T , H - Burt) 2 1 Mv G. Johnston’s Star of the East, 10.13 (H. Dulieu) 3 Also started; 7 Brigadier Bill 11.3 (lost ruler) 9 Frisco Jack 0.11 (fell), 2 Mauntain Crag 9.6 (fell), 6 Vexatious 9.6 o r i a 3 n n 2 Ba njuke 9.41, 10 Braeman 9 ‘p s, 3 o^ a ?i ;y n? nibe 9 ’° Ceil i. 13 MarceJlusß.O (fell), 6 Trouble 9.0 (fell), 11 Son o’ Mine 9.0 (f?ll). - Time, WINTER HACK HANDICAP, of 0pe /f mile and J 37 yards.-5 Royal Acre, 8.4 (R, J. Mackie) and 2 Skvrider, 7.11 (T Green), dead heat, 1; 4 Shrewd, 7.4 (K. Voitre), 3. . Also started: 3 Briar Hoot 9.3, 1 Disrank 8.3, 8 Gasnappe r 8.0. 9 Warfllle 7.12, 6 Metellus 7.11, 6 Aurora Borealis 7.5, 7 Mystum 7.0, 10 Hard Gold 7.0. The taken b ° rS6 Was a bead awa V- No time VrOFTON HANDICAP, of 260SOVS. upe mije and a-quarter and 27 yards.—l 8 2 a rr'r’ 7 V o' Io T rris)i 1; 2 Papatu, fK- v ■? 2; . 6 Impciial Spark, 7.0 (K ; Voitre), 3. Also started- 9 Nulrnmai p.o, 4 Blimp 8.9. § Majy 8.8, 3 Ro'm Damon 8-7, 7 Starboard Light 7.4, y s' Borsahne 7.0. Won by three-quarters of a length, with half a length between Pe pLYTNr 2min 8 hs®6o- -^ LYI^G J H^ NDICAP ' of SOOsovs. Six furlongs and 27 yards.—2 Limited. 7.12 P‘i P^ rre i U 1; 3 Keddar, 7.13 (T. WebtS’h ’ 6 A l ? rDat l Acr , e ; 7 -2 (W. Brough-‘“J-3-. Also started 4 Vast Acre 8 6 BiS 7%l FlrSfc H T ° 7J3 ’ 1 Moa F«, 7 ' 9 ' 1 Whenuanm 7.0, Wop by a ft J e *>Rtha between second an 1 T lm . Imin 14 l-ssec. HACK HANDICAP, of ISOsovs, Six furlongs and 27 yards—l ?r?T ’ wl Mrl.VsiSk. (T- Webster), 2; 2 WarflameTs.O iAj'. d- Mackm), 3, Also started! 4 gjf Giattan 7.5, 10 Hatteras 7.5. Won'bv iTn'l "t- ' a le , n ßtb between second and third- Time, imin 16sec. , ' CAMBRIDGE TROTTING CLUB' REREMAI WINS CUP. {Per United Press Association.' mu. c j -. CAMBRIDGE, May 4The Cambridge Trotting Club’s annual meeting wa s held to-day in glorious IT. ea t ber beft ? re a yec< ?rd attendance. The track was m excellent order, and the meeting was the most successful ip the history of the club. The tota Lw handled £20.288, against £10,458 last ye;fr £B3O. Results:— INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, One bhd il ld n fl p a £ 'T7 J Special Bell, 24yd« XT ’ L PftVa dism, 24. 2; 3 Sweht Memory. 72 3. All started. Won by a length, with one length and a-half between second and third. Times, 3min 52 3-ssee 3min fiSsso, Smifl 47 2-ssec. LEAMINGTON HANDICAP. One mile and a-half.—4 Moko Fly. ecr 1; 6 SingJe Mmt ser 2: S! Tawa King. I2yds •ml 4 ' ia* s } al 'ted: Q Golden Stonser. 14 Bell Todd scr. 1 Great Panish ser ix Lady Yvonne ser, 8 Margaret Wallace scr, 13 Oliver Thorpe per 3 prjpcess Betty scr, 7 Ansell Ball 12yds bhd 10 Moko Chief 24, 12 Bonanza 36, 4 Zealvdth6 h-.Tf W ° n i by tT V< i l enßths and nitfi half a length between second and third. Times, 3mm 41sec, 3min 41 8-Sser-omin 41 sec. PRESIDENT’S F ANPICAP. - One mile and three-quarters,—o Rockaway. 24jds bhd, 1; 11 Helioro, scr, 2; 1 High Sea, 36yds bhd, 3. Also started; 5 Benefice scr. 10 Hon Dillon scr. 13 Huon Grattan scr. 12 Joe Aspro scr, 7 Regret scr. 3 Andover 12yds bhd, 8 Silver Link 24, 4 Brutus 60 2 Scandal 60 and Marosa y (bracketed), 9 Uncle Bert CO. Won by three-quarters of a length, with five lengths between second and third. Times 2mm 52 l-ssec, 2min 54sec, 2min 53 2-ssec! CAMBRIDGE CUP HANDICAP, Of SSSsovs. Two miles. B—Reremai. 24yds bhd .... 1 3—Derby Lynn, 36 . 2 I—Peter Pirate, scr 3 _ Also started: 10 Cora Tacks scr, 12 i.i Treasure scr, 4 Hal Chimes 24yds bhd, 7 Carmel 24, 11 Explosion 24, 6 Great leter 36, 9 Concertina 36, 5 Daytime 48, 2 Great Delight 48, 14 Glandore 60. 3 Napland 60. won by three lengths, with a half a length between second and third. Times. 4mm 30 l-ssec, 4min 39 l*ssec, 4min 42 3-osec. HAUTAPU HANDICAP. One mile and a-quarter.—l 4 Nathaniel, scr, 1; 3 Belle Axworthy, 72yds bhd, 2; C Carnui. scr, 3. Also started: 1 Great Parrish scr and My Thorpe scr (bracketed). 13 Ansell Bell sor. 2 Don Wildman scr, 11 Jersey Thorpe scr, 12 Lady Yvonne scr 17 Margaret Wallace scr, 4 Moko Fly scr, 5 Tawa King 12yds bhd, 16 Moko Chief 24. 8 Conder Belle 36. 10 Vanity Boy 48. Won by half a length, with n length between second and third. Times 2min 57 3-ssec, 2min 52sec, 2min 58 2-ssec. BARDOWIE HANDICAP, Two miles —1 Akenehi, 60yds bljd, 1; 4 Sebisca, 120, 2; 2 Royal Bob. 60, 3. Also started: S Tcngutu scr. 7 Battery Bell, 24yds bhd 8 Peterson 60. 6 Wild Nut 72. 3 Anseline 132, 5 Peter M’Kinney 144. Won by three lengths each way. Times, 4min 52sec, 4min 47 l-ssec. 4min 53 3-ssec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. One mile and five furlongs.—4 Great Ballin. 60yds bhd. 1; 2 Zealous, 12, 2; 6 Lord Haldane* 36, 3. Also started: 12 Bonanza scr. 10 Lord Lu scr. 11 Moko Fly scr, 5 Richmond Lass sor, 3 Haroto 12yds bhd, 7 Benefice 24, 9 Polly’s Picture 60, 1 Dawdler 72. 8 Dealer 72, 13 Haerenga 72. Won by half a head, with three-parts of a length between second and third. Times, 3min 47see, 3mm 57 l-ssec. 3min 49 3-ssec FAREWELL HANDICAP. One mile. —2 Carmel, 24yds bhd, 1; 1 Admiral I Lock, scr. 2; 16 Joy Bird. 60. 3. Also started: 9 Gold Cast scr, 15 Gold TTeaI sure scr. 8 Haerenga Pai scr, 13 Hohoro 1 scr. 11 Marionette scr, 10 Regret scr. 5 | Childen Audubon scr, Liberate scr and Dawdler 12yds bhd (bracketed), 17 Napland 12, 3 Nella Dillon 12, 7 Reremai 12.

6 Rock,t way 12, 14 Silver Link 12, 4 Cora Tacks 36. 12 Glandore 36. Won by a length, with a neck betAveen second and third. Times, 2miu 16 3-ssec, 2min ISsec, 2mm 16 l-ssec. MARLBOROUGH RACES. MAUI WINS CHIEF EVENT. (Per United Press Association.) BLENHEIM, May 4. The Marlborough Racing Club’s autuinu meeting was concluded in fine weather. The course was in good order, and there Avas a large attendance. The totalisator handled £0993 for the day. Results:— TRIAL HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs,—l Imateagirl 8.10 (A. E. Ellis) 1, 2 8.10 (C. Macarthy) 3. Also started: 6 Emiform, 3 Half Acre, 5 Painting, Won by two lengths, with a length and a-half between second and third. Painting was fourth. Time, Imin 17 4-ssec. WAIHOPAI TROT (harness). One mile and a-half.—6 Waipuki scr (J. Pugh) I, 3 Nelson Parrish 12yds bhd (L. F. Berkett) 2,2 Bingen Wilkes 48 (owner) 3 Also started. 7 Palm Leaf scr, 4 Pearlie Brent 12yds bhd. 5 Allthorpe 24, 2 Lady ® ee I° B . I Lochbank 84, 8 Castle Chimes 06, 0 Audubon Child . 132. Won by a length and adialf, four lengths between second and third. Pearlie Brent was fourth. lime, 3min 33sec. FLAXBOURNE HANDICAP; One ™' e ;T 3 n Maui 7.13 (C. W. France) 1, 3 9.2 i A - E ‘ ElHs ) 2 > 4 Black Mint 8.12 (A. brains) 3. Also started: 2 Eameses B.H, 6 Ronald 8.0, 5 Discourse 7.11, 7 Crown Star 7.0. Won by half a length, two lengths between second and third Raineses was fourth. Time. Imin 4o 2-ssec. OMAKA HACK HANDICAP. Seve fur ongs.-2 Masher 7.11 (A. E. Ellis) 1. 6 I allow 7.10 (L. J. Woolford) 2, 4 Catuna /-7. _ (J. Ward) 3. Also started: 3 First Ruler 8.13, 1 Double Mint 89, 5 Dainty Ways 8.13, 7 Warzone 7.7. Won by a short head, two lengths between second and third. Double Mint was r< :'*tn. Time, Imin 31sec. LEEFIELD HANDICAP. Six fur longs—2 ArroAvboy 7.8 (J. Ward) 1, ] y mV 1 u 5, A ' E - Ellis > 2 > 3 Snode 7.0 (T. Metcalf) 3. Also started: 4 Ruakura 7.0. Won by half a length, three lengths between pecond and third. Time Imin 15 4-ssec. RENWICKTOWN TROT (harness) One mile.— 4 Waipuki 12yds bhd (J. Pugh) 1, . Radiola sor (J. O’Brien) 2.2 Bingen Wilkes (E. Edwards) 3. Also started: 3 Future scr, 7 Logan Wav scr, 6 Humming Bird scr, 2 Lady Bee 24yds bhd, 1 Lochbank 12, 8 Audubon Child 48. Won by a short head, three lengths be-, tween second and third. Time, 2min 20 leasee. RIVERLANDS HACK HANDICAP. w e ,. fur A on ®‘-“ 1 The Eove 8.5 (L. J V ooborcl) 1, 5 Dancing Star 7.3 (T.. Metcdf) 2, Dermod 9.6 (A. E. Ellis) 3. Also started:, 4 Shot Silk 8.10, 9 The Bolter 7.9. 10 Make Up /..9, 6 Lucklaine 7.5, 3 Ca tuna 7.0 7 Pari 7.0, 8 Gold Chief 7.0. Won by j^.Li n * eC i a en gth between second and third. Time Imin 2sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Seven furModern 8.2 (A, Fratus) and 3 Smithereens 7.12 (W Brown) dead heat L 6 Masher 7.7 (C. W. France) 3. Also started: 4 Joy Bird 9.13, 2 Ronaki 9 8 7 Crown Star 7.7, 5 Royal Flower 7.7. The Sfe™ “ ,c,,8a ’ Time WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB. (Per United I-’bess Ass: li\tkin . f ,, . WELLINGTON, May 5. ihe following are the handicaps for the Wanganui Jockey Club’s winter meeting; Purua Hack Handicap. Six furlongsCpoJ Mint 9.3, Tenacre, Royal Acre 8.9, Valuation, Bnlliant Light 8.8, Grand Acre 8.6. Richfield 8.3, Second Thought 8.2, Marjoram 8.1, Arikitoa 8.0, St. Melba 7.13, Sylvan Dell 7.11, Propaganda, High bqciety 7.10, Flying Binge, Havering 7 9. Dishonoured, War Flame 7.7, Bank Note, lualaliat, Monsogne., Shrewd 7.5, Aurora Borealis, Fallow 7.2, Auctioneer, Annayer, Bione, Tatakia, Le Champ, Wine Tray, Broxt, Billet, Hopwood, Fine Acre, Mint Belle, Killorell, Lucretia, Potoaform, Whenuatonga, .Maranga, Nasselk. Joke iorm, Good Cheer, Tunbridge, Ali Baba, Cahina. Hard Gold, Pompeius 7.0. Hack Steeplechase. Two’ miles.— Koauau 10.10, Ballyfarnon 10.7, Kapuna 10.5, Mountain Crag 10,4, Vexatious 10.3, K ?S JU , k r e .f 12 ' Akric, Trouble, Pikimai J. Maidos, Highwayman 9.9, Braeman, Royal Elm 9.8, Grand Lupin 9.3, Son o’ Mine 9.2, Vindication. Mandate, Mandarine, Calithe, Scrap Iron, Ratapiko, Marcell us 9.0, _ Wanganui Steeplechase. Three miles.— Rukumai 11.13. Puwhero 11.1, Pom-i 10 11 Brigadier Bill 10.9, Wharncliffe 10.6. Matii « C X 4 'T, Cora,ca1 ’ Maunga 10.3. Rangi Sarto 9.8, Roman Abbey 9.6, Vexatious. Monntain Crag, Braeman, Mandarine, Calithe Son o Mine 9.0. Kaitoke Hack Hurdles. One mile and ?n*^ ovar n - 4 ’ J °y King 10.11, Vivo 10.6, Royal Acre, Overhaul 10.4, Tiega Airtight 10.3, Cybelle 10.0. Ned Kelly Horomea, Red Bank 9.13, Ripon Abbey, Gala Day 9.12, Ruakauponga 9.11, Paul Lucerne 9.10, Otairi 9.8, Royal Elm 0.7, Glena Bay. Grand Lupin, Dishonoured 9.2 Mystum, Umtali, Abisogne, Some Red, Whisogne. Sneerer. Wiloreana 9.0. Century Hurdles. Two miles.—Nukumai 12.2. Comical 11,2, Locarno 10.11, Glenganft 10.0, Gaze, Novar 10.4. Beaumont 10.3, Atarem, Aberfekly 101 Mister Gamp 9.10, Nucleus, Vivo oV Roman Abbey 9.2, Airtight, Gala Day. Fendavies, Ripon Abbey, Umtali, Glena Bay 9.0. Connolly Handicap. One mile and aquavter.—Remnoana 9.6. Ruanni 8.9, BenTora, Bisox 8.4. Paitonu. Blimp 7.13, Royal Damon, Athol Spear 7.11, Royal Mint. Orazone. Teri 7.8, Bonogne, Shining Armour 7.7, Dayguard 7.6. Black Mint. First Acre. Le Chcmcas 7.5, Tcheka, Joy Bird 7.4. Hipo, Epistle. Rowley 7.2, Henna, Road Hog, Goodwill, Spear Miss, Ladv Limond, Kawhakina, Kilbronsyth. Gold Bag, Captain Gazeley, Mitbra, Gasnapper, Wenday 7.0. Borough Handicap. Six furlongs.—Benzora 9.5, Royal Damon 9.0, The Raider 8.13, Booster 8.12, Black Duke 8.7, Ladv Quex, Valcon, Limited 8.6, Consent 8.3, Oration, Bonogne 8.1, Llanore, Keddar 8.0, Dobbin 7.13, First Acre 7.11. Athol Spear 7.10, Joy Bird 7.7. Moa Bird Melissa 7.4, Millais, Broad Acre, Whemmnui, Monogban, Value, Macroom 7.0. EGMONT WINTER MEETING. (Per United Press Associatiok.) WELLINGTON, May 5. The following rehandicaps have been declared for the Egmont winter meeting:— Tawhiti Handicap. Eight furlongs and a-half.—Royal Acre 9.1, Skyrider 5.9. Mater has been scratched for all engagements at Egmont. JACKIE AUDUBON KILLED. (Special to Daily Times ] CHRISTCHURCH, May 4. The well-known trotting horse Jackie Audubon was killed instantly this morning owing to severe bend injuries received when be ran into a corporation watercart on Lincoln road after bolting from the cooling paddock. Jackie Audubon was bring returned to the stables after a work out at Addington, and dislodged his driver when Mntapouri bolted, careering madly for heme. He ran into the water-cart and had big head badly battered in by the terrific impact. The incident started on the small training track. J. Davidson was driving Matagouri and leading another horse. The horse that was on the lead suddenly pulled back, dragging Davidson out of hi's sulky. Matagouri bolted and dashed into Jackie Audubon, who was being cooled out... Jackie Audubon’s driver was knocked out of bis sulky, and Jackie Audubon bolted on to Wright’s road and on to Lincoln road, towards bis stables at the Addington trotting track. This morning Glideawny, Young Blake Dahneny, and Jackie Audubon were responsible for an excellent work out aver two miles. The loss will he a severe one to the owners—Mr Murphy, of Wellington, and Mrs Cullen, of Auckland—because the horse had won a lot in stake money and had been accepted for in engagements at Forbury Park next week He was showing every indication of a return to his best form. Jackie Audubon was trained by J J Kennerley. The present owners purchased the horse for four figures just before the Lup meeting from the then owners, Messrs J. J. Kennerley and George Simpson.