SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20781, 29 July 1929, Page 6

SPORTING.

RACING NEWS. FIXTURES. August 3.—Christchurch lI.C. August 3. —Poverty Bay H.C. August 13, 15, 17. —Canterbury J.C. August 24.—Pakuranga H.C. August 24. —Hawke’s Bay II.C. August 28.—Dannevirke R.C. August 20.—Dannevirke H.C. August 31—Taranaki H.C. September 4, a.—Marton J.C. September 7.—Otago H.C. September 12, 14.—Wanganui J.C. September 21,—Ashburton County R.C. September 21.—Napier Park R.C. September 21, 23. —Avondale J.C. September 26, 27. —Geraldine R.C. September 28.—Hawke’s Bay J.C, October 2. —Manawatu H.C. October 2.—Birch wood H.C. October s.—Kurow J.C. October 5. 7.—Auckland R.C. October 10, 12. —Dunedin J.C. October 17, 19. South Canterbury J.C October 19. —Masterton R.C. October 24, 20.—Poverty Bay Turf Club. October 26, 28.—Wellington R.C. October 26, 30.—Waikato R.C. October 28.—Waverley R.C. October 28,-Waikato H.C. October 28;—Waipawa County R.C. October 28. —North Canterbury R.C. October 28. 30.—Gore R.C. November 2.—Carterton R.C. November 2. —Banks Peninsula R.C. November 7, 9. —Wangarei R.C. November 11, 13, 16. —Canterbury J.C. By Sentinel. The South Canterbury horseman, D. O’Connor, has been engaged to ride Overhaul, a fancied candidate for the Grand National Hurdles, in his coming engagements.

Commenter, who filled second place in the Beaconsfield Hack Handicap at South Canterbury, is a three-year-old filly by Tractor from Commentary, by Blaokstone from the Clamannld mare. Cockleshell. She has not had-much racing, but she stayed out the mile and a-quarter in a manner which suggests good winning performances over a journey next season. Lancer was a distinct disappointment in the Pukaki Hurdles at Wash dyke on Thursday. Never at any stage of the journey did ho appear to be going like a place possibility, and eventually he finished a long way back. The Greyspear gelding was not suited by the heavy going, and at Riccarton next month he may show considerable improvement. His stablemato, Projector, also failed to handle the going, and he was at the tail of the field when the judge was reached. The North Island gelding, Elysianor, making his first appearance on a southern course, won the Pukaki Hurdles at Timaru on Thursday in attractive style. He was never far behind the leaders, and he owed his success to outstaying the opposition. His jumping was clean and fast, and it was an attractive performance. The. Novice Handicap at Timani on Thursday provided the unusual spectacle of a brother and sister fighting out the finish. Ell- Boa. a four-year-old, by Balboa from'Ella Sorella, was a strong favourite, but her elder bother. Mount Boa. who was neglected by backers, led her from end to end. He lias not done much racing, but he is a speedy galloper liable to earn some more money. He has been qualified as a hunter so he may be seen among the jumpers later on. Overdrawn, who is now in F. P. Claridge’s_ stable at Riccarton, ran a solid race in the Prince Edward Handicap at Timaru on Thursday. He was one of the pacemakers from the start, and he hung on to beat everything but the winner. Overdrawn was a useful performer early in his career, and his latest effort suggests that he is far from a spent force. King Balboa won the Prince Edward Handicap at Timaru on Thursday in the same easy fashion as when he captured the Timaru Cup last month. The Southland gelding is a great galloper in heavy ground, and he made short work of his opponents in the closing stages of the race'. He is a Winter Cup candidate; and he will help to keep the North Island conti ugent very busy in that event. Five members of the Ellis family, all brothers, were officially engaged at" the South Canterbury Jockey Chib's meeting, and they played a prominent part in the proceedings, two as trainers and three as jockeys (says the Lyttelton Times). F. W. Ellis; whose headquarters arc at Invercargill, trained King Balboa, the winner of the Prince Edward Handicap, while B. J. Ellis has Silver Light, the winner of the Craigmore Hack Steeplechase, in his Washdyke stable. The three riding memof the family all claimed a winner, A. E, Ellis'being on Sweet Refrain. L. J. Ellis on King Balboa, and A. S. Ellis on Silver Light. It is doubtful if a similar family record has been witnessed at any meeting in New Zealand. Lord Ranald has started three times in steeplechases during the past month and lie has won on each occasion. These are the only races he has contested, and it is hard to say how good he may be, as he is improving steadily all the time. He won the Wai-iti Steeplechase at South Canterbury very comfortably. It was unforunatc that Fabriano fell at the first fence, as if he had completed the course he would have provided an excellent tryout for Lord Ranald. In his absence the field was of moderate class, so that nothing was learned concerning the Riccarton gelding. Lord Ranald is in the Grand National, but though he is a particularly good novice the seasoned steeplechasers he will meet in that event will provide very different opposition to anything he has met so far. With more experience lie may take high rank over country, but it is much too early to expect Grand National honours from a horse that had his first racing a month ago.

TROTTING. FIXTURES, August 10, 14. 10. —N.Z Metropolitan T.C. September 7.—New Brighton T.C. October s.—Wellington T.C. October 5. —Methven T.C. October 12.—Waikato T.C. October 19. —New Brighton T.C. October 26, 28. —Auckland T.C. Uy Sentinel. Mac Locanda. the fnll-lrrotlior to Locanda Mac, in work at Addington, is a promising pacer, who should not be long in winning a race. Locanda Mac was a great performer a few seasons back, included in bis wins being the Auckland Cup of 1924. when he was driven in the colours of Miss N. Gunn by A. Fleming. Jewel Pointer lias been scratched for all ■ engagements at the New Z-a aland. Metropolitan Trotting Club’s August meeting. Recent reports from Auckland were to the effect that he is backward in condition, and his trainer had little hope of having him ready for a two-mile journey. It is not considered that there will be a very strong entry of Smtli Island horses for the Relief Fund meeting at Alexandra Park next month. The limiting of the total stake money to £2OOO (or the day does not allow the chib to give big prizes, or rather, not sufficiently big to encourage owners on the other side of Cook Strait to svmd horses to 'Auckland for a one-day meeting. Still, there are plenty of horses in Auckland and the country districts to provide line sport, and as nil will be anxious to give their horses a race early the nominations should be particularly solid. .The Auckland Cup winner Cold Jacket (4.24 2-5) is looking a picture just atpresent and hifr trainer could got him ready the races at any time, (says Orion). .The weather during the past couple of has not offered opportunities to give the black pacer any really fast work, but it would take very little to put him at the top of his form. If there arc any races to suit him lie may be given a run at the Relief Fund meeting, otherwise ho will be kept in steady T° ~ * or tlle October gathering of the Auckland Trotting Club.

SOUTH CANTERBURY HUNT CLUB. FABRIANO WINS STEEPLECHASE. (From: Oun Special Reporter.) „ , TIMARU, July 27. Ihc South Canterbury Hunt Club's meeting was held in fine weather and a iau'ly larpre attendance viewed the sport. Ihe track was in a very sloppy condition, and the going was about as bad as possible. Two of the steeplechases became one-horse affairs. Carinthia won nicely in the Hadlow Hurdler, for which Zeuxis was a strong fancy", but a faulty jump seemed to settle him. Silver Light was anchored by her weight in the Pareora Hunters’ Steeples, in which. Diamond, Jack, although striking heavily at the stand double, proved much too good lot the opposition. Fabriano had a bloodless victory in the South Canterbury Steeples, after Handy tipped out. Ell Boa stayed on best in the Levels Handicap and a paddock tip in Student Prince won all the way in the Trot. Mataipuke had matters all his own way in the Teschemaker Cup. A fair field saddled up in the Hunters’ Plate. Master Garland was badly kicked when in tho birdcage and was allowed to be withdrawn. Exide was always with the leaders, and won after taking charge near _ the homo turn. The card concluded with Rascal and Membo coming right away, and in a good finish the former got there by half a length. Mr A. J. Hastings got his fields away from an excellent line. During the day £9682 wont through the totalisator compared with £12,213 10s last year. Results: HADLOW HACK HURDLE HANDICAP, _ Of HOsovs. One mile, and a-half. 4—W. H. and C. L. Orbell’s br g Carinthia. by Lucullus—Minsk, 4yrs, 10.1 (D. O’Connor) 1 2—C. Mathew’s Gala Day. 10.3 (I. Tilson) 2 I—W H. Roberts’s Zeuxis, 9.0

(E. SKaW) 3 Also started: 5 Apache 0,5 and Paris 9.2, 3 Goldtoivn 9.2. 6 Blue Peter 9.0. Gala Day and Goldtown led over the first two hurdles from Zeuxis and Carinthia, and they were joined by Blue Peter going along the back, whilst Apache and Paris were several lengths away. The order was much the same going along the back, and going round the top Carinthia went up to Gala Day and Goldtown. Carinthia landed in front of Gala Day over the final hurdle, and, coming on after a shake up. won by two lengths from Gala Day, Zenzis, who made a faulty jump at the six-furlong post, was six length? away, and Paris was next. Time. 2hiin 52 2-ssec. PAREOKA HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, Of 120sovs. About two miles.

6—F. C. Pratt’s br g Diamond Jack, . by Ace ' of Diamonds—Miss Maronan, syrs, 9.7 (Mr F. Pratt) 1 2A. S.. Jones's Valves. 9.13 (H. Anderton) 2 I—H,1 —H, E[worthy's Silver Light, 10.13 (A. S. Ellis) 3 . Also started: 3 Te Haunni 9.11, 5 Ma Rosa 9.11, 3 Sea Boy 9.7. Silver Light showed the way to Diamond Jack, Valves, and Te Haunui at the first fence. .Ma Rosa ran off at the second fence. Silver Light and Diamond Jack showed the way to Valves and Te Haunni round the top, and Sea Boy ran off at the top of the straight. f)iamond Jack was keeping Silver Light busy going down the back from Valves. Tc Haunui dropped his rider at the fence near the five-furlong post. Diamond Jack went on from Silver Light coming round the top, where Valves moved up. Diamond Jack led over the last jump, and, coming on under full pressure from his rider, won .by two lengths; and a-half from Valves, who beat Silver Light by 10 lengths. Time, 4min 29 3-ssec. SOUTH CANTERBURY STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, Of 200kovs. About two miles and a-half. T—P. T. Hogan’s hr g Fabriano, by Solfcrino—Fabia, aged, 11.5 (D. O’Connor) 1 3 H. Brooker’s Handy, 10.5 (E. M'Govern) 2 Also started: 2 Oriflamb 10.8, 4 Taramoa 9.3. Oriflamb refused, and Taramoa fell at the first fence. Fabriano and Handy covered the first circuit at a slow pace, and when doing the second the first-named increased the pace. Handy fell at the second last fence and left Fabriano to win without challenge. Handy was mounted by his trainer, and obtained second money by jumping the last fence. .Oriflamb refused twice at the double, and after jumping the first leg he propped at the next, and shot his rider over the fence. Time, Cm in 22sec.

LEVELS HANDICAP, Of OOsovs. Six furlongs. 3—J. Lindsay’s ch m Ell Boa. by Balboa—Ell Sorella, 4yrs, 9’7

, t- _. (W. Cooper) 1 I—E. N. Dulham’s Broadfield, 9.2 (A. E. Dtdham) 2 I —A. Aubrey s Mount Boa, 9.9 (C. Eastwood) 3

Also started: 7 Grand Acre 10.3, 5 Miss Marco 0.8, 4 Huntley 9.0. 6 Felonv 9.0, 9 Bon Waif 9.0, 8 El Nido 0.0. * Broadfield was first to show out, but Mount Boa and Ell Boa soon ran .to the front and led Broadfield and Huntley round the ton. EH Boa and Mount Boaled Broadfield by about four lengths into the straight. Ell Boa drew out from Mount Boa inside the distance and won by three lengths from Broadfield, who got up and beat Mount Boa by a short head. El Nido was a moderate fourth, and Huntley was next. Time, Imin 21sec. WASHDYKE TROT HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. One mile and a-half. “ M‘Kendrick Bros.'s ch g Student Prince, by Blue Mountain King —Elsa Huon. 4yrs. scr 0 nr r,i i . . fJ. Bryce, jnu.) 1 s \i. ioohey s Otaio Kose, scr - t xr" T, . (R- Townley) 2 '~ J -- E- Brosnaivs Golden Vale. 12yds yds (F. Brosnan) .. ...... 3 Also started; 16 Aden scr,. 12 Harold Bingen ecr, 15 Jeanette Locanda scr, 9 Miu-i scr, 14 Mystery Child scr, 12 Tiny Bingen scr, 11 Upstart scr, 1 Harry Eoeanda 12yds bhd. 0 Liberty Hall 12 v l ee . Brent 24. 5 Mary Locanda 3G, 4 Connaich 60, 3 Kid Locran/O. Student Prince, Woe Brent, Otaio Bose and Liberty Hall led out of the straight and into the back stretch. Student Prince showed the way along the back, and leading Otaio Rose into the straight, beat her by three lengths. Golden Vale was 12 lengths away, with Kid Logan, Connaich ™d' _Upstart next. Times: 3min 01 2-osec, Sinin 55 2-ssec. 4min 0 3-ssec. TESCHEMAKER MEMORIAE HUNT CUP STEEPLES, Of 1 SOkovs. About two miles and a-half. f 1' • C. Pratt’s hr g Miitaipnko, by Captain—Miss Maronan, aged, 10 ; 3 (Mr F. Pratt) 1 2 — A - G. MacDonald’s Nightraid. 10.9 - . „ T • x- . (A ’ S ’ Ellis > “ —A. b. -Jones s \alves. 9.2 (H. Anderton) 3 Mutaipuke at once went away from the others, and they never got near him. nf fho third last fence, and U aitaipuko won pulling up by eight lengths. Valves was remounted and completed the course. Time, smin 58 3-oscc. HUNTERS’ PLATE HANDICAP, Ot lOOsovs. One mile and a-half. 15—J. R. Cochrane's b g Exidc, bv C laronccnx—Horn lien n, aged. 10.10 i p it i, i- ...I ..... fh IiIson) 1 -~G. H. Pauls MlnDler. 10.7

8-K C. Pratt's Scion. " (.Mi- F. Pratt) .i Al*o started : 3 Mime 11.5, •’ pcautv l? Bht i l n°i lll , 7 t. Roy . al Laml 1011 - 0 SI«>1 J.yo. 10.8. 7 Barrington 10.7, 10 Fresh ' r " ,z f '.I 1 - 7 - Symons 10.7, 0 Clnrenson 10w, 1. Hidden Mystery 10.7. 18 Kinsnoi 10./.

Hoyal Lund led Hast tin; stand from b.xule, Slone. Shut Eye, and Hidden Mvstery Koya! Laud led along the back, but Shut Eye was in charge at the far turn. Krasnoi led towards the Home turn, when Exidc took charge. Exide was kept, busy and won by two lengths from Wluffler, who beat Scion by a head Llarenson was fourth, and then came Hoyal Land and Beauty Light. Time 2min 57 3-ssec. CLAREMONT HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. One mile and 35 yards. s—Miss K. D. Robinson’s b g Rascal, by Absurd—Marty. syrs, <1,2 • , (C. Eastwood) 1 3—D. E. Jones’s Menibo, 0.4 . T t- i t . m J*'- Didham) 2 I—L. Ivelcbcr s Taboo, 11.0 (E. Shaw) 3 Also started: 2 Wingatui 0.11. 0. Town Bank 0.9, 6 Evening 9.4, 8 Waterlow 9.0,

4 Pangolin 9.0, 10 Martis 9.0. Pangolin. Rascal, Wingahii, and Membo showed the way along the back, with the others fairly close up. Wingahii dropped back -when rounding the top, where Pangolin wa s attended by Rascal, Membo, with Taboo, Martis,, and Evening handy. Once in the straight Rascal and Membo came away, and the former won by half a length. Taboo was about a dozen lengths a Way, and Evening and Town Bank were next. Time. Imiu 52sec.|

GISBORNE RACING CLUB, WODEN WINS STEEPLECHASE, (Per United Press Association.) GISBORNE, July 27. The second day of the Gisborne Racing Club’s steeplechase meeting was held in ideal weather, but the track, owing to previous rains, did not tend to fast times. The totalisator handled £14.948, compared with £15,002 for the corresponding day last year. For the meeting the total was £20,686, compared with £26,761 last year—a decrease of £75. Results:—

GISBORNE HURDLES. One mile and a-Jialf.—s King Pita, 9.0 (Leach). 1; 3 Kaukoponga. 10.5, 2; 2 Nightwitcb, 9.0, 3. Also started: 1 Abisogne, 2 Jen (bracketed "with Nightwitcb), 6 Dimmer, 4 Pureeproud. Won by two lengths and abalf, with one length and a-half between second and third. Time, 2min 57 2-sscc. TRIAL HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— 4 Claremore, 9.7 (C. Davis), 1; G Chronic, 9.0, 2: 3 Donettc, 9.3, 3. Also started: 1 Ardri, 5 Princess Elizabeth. Loinia Lou. 11 Ruku. 2 Polydorous. 7 Oddmint, 8 Coonardoo, 10 Primitive. Won by two lengths and a-half, with a short head between second and third. Time. Imin 20 l-ssec.

WATKANAE HANDICAP. One mile. —3 Queen’s Choice, 10.5 (Dixon), 1: 4 Huikai, 9.5, 2; 2 Thursby. 10.7, 3. Also started: 5 Superb King, 1 Tea Lady, 8 Road Hog. 6 Clavers, 9 Tall Timber, 7 Good Sport. Won by three-quarters of a length, with five lengths between second and third. Time. Imin 48 2-ssec. SECOND HACK FLAT HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—7 Rich Harvest, 9.0 (L. Morris) 1; 1 Bold Front, 10.8, 2: 6 Nahi. 9.0, 3. Also started: 3 Mouri Rangi, 2 Otene, 4 King Mann, 11 Outfit, 5 Light Wood, 8 Antnmina, ip Sonny Boy, 9 Evensong. Won by a length and a-iialf, with a neck between second and third. Time, Imin 36sec. TE HAPARA STEEPLES. About two miles ami a-half. 1— Woden, 9.13 (Dulicu) 1 5-*-Master Arch, 9.0 2 2 Royal Heather, 9.10 .. .: .. 3 Also started: 4 Revel, 3 Banjuko. Won by a length and three-quarters, with 25 lengths between second and third. Time. smin 32sec. Revel fell. TURANGANUI HANDICAP. Seven furlongs—Patutahi. 10.1 (Nixon) 1; 5 Fall of the Year, 9.6 (L. Morris)', 2; 3 Kmsell, 9.11, 3. Also started: 2 Pliminerton. 8 Simeon, l 3 lago, 10 Evensong. 7 Nahi, 6 Atapai. 9 Lady Castleraine. Won by one length and a-half, with a similar distance between second and third. Time, Imin 31 l-sscc. FAREWELL HANDICAP Six furlongs—4 Partial Eclipse. 9.13 (M’Cormac), I; 3 Huikai, 10.1 (H,.Younjr), 2; 5 Malahat, 9.5, 3. Also started: 2 KinWanga. 8 Superb King, G Tea Lady, S Mangaharei. 9 King Amans. 12 Mangatoetoe, 7 Monri Rangi, 11 Tall Timber. 10 Tan. Won by half a length, with three lengths between second and third, lime, limn 20scc.

CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB. (Feu Uxrred Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, July 28. Ine tollowmg handicaps have been declared by Mr J E. Henrys for the Christchurch Hunt Chib’s meeting:— Kennels Hurdles’ Handicap, of TiOsovs O/ice round and a distance.—Just John Grand National 9.13, Exide 9.11, Gay Jim 9.2, Whiffler. Royal Despatch, Clarenson, Barrington, Master Garland 9.0. Lawford Steeplechase Handicap, of ISOsoys About two miles.—Greenstone 11.2, Waitaunaha 10.13, Radiac 10.12 Bon Aryon 10.11, Night Rai 1 10.7, Silver Light 9.13. Hyperion 9.10, Fairness, Master Garland, Sea Boy 9.0. Hurdles Handicap, of loOsovs. Once round and a distance - - Overhaul 11.13. Elysianor 11.2, Aberfaldy 10.13, Kawini 10.8, Lnneer 10.6, Pcrle de Leon 10.3, Troilus, Projector 9.13. Gala Day 9.8, Bonogne 9.7, Paris, Heisler Ivangiawhio 9.0. Homeby Steeplechase, of 170sovs. Two miles and a-half—Glendowie 11.13, King’s Guard 11.5) Maunga 10.13, Fabriano, Lord Ranald 10.7, Radiate 10.5, Young Thurnham 9.11, Radiac, Terehu 9.0. Bi-ahazon Handicap, of 120sovs. Seven furlongs.-—Black Duke 11.5, Battle Colours IL3, King Balboa, Gay Sonnet 10.9, Aidkiwai. Taboo 10.8, Bonogne 10.2, Solrose 10.1, Anolo 9.9, Solferite, Circulation 9.6, Chickwheat, Overdrawn 9.5, Prickles, Rascal, Subdivision 9.4, Malmsey 9.2, Evening, Perle de Leon, Sagittarius, Royal Game, Royal Tractor, Pangolin 9.0. Hunters’ Plate Handicap, of SOsovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Glendowie 11.9, Mime 11.4, Exide, Quillfire 11.3, Gay Jim, Waitaunaha 10.9, Whiffler , 10.7, Royal Despatch 10.5, Clarenson, Barrington, Exploit, Bladon, Hyperion 10.3, Diamond Jack, Poetess 10.2, Fresh Breeze, Fairness, Master Garland 10.0. Flying Hack Handicap, of lOOsovs. ’ Six furlongs.—Honeycomb 10.9, Sarnia 10,8, Sweet Refrain 10.5. Red Boa 10.3, Grand Acre 9.13, Phastar 9.11, Royal Flower 9.2. Martian Spear, Moy Hall. Waihomo. The Bailiff, Huntley, Morian, Hounslow, Haulage 9.0. POVERTY BAY HUNT CLUB. (Per United Press Association.) GISBORNE, July 28. The following weights have, been declared for the Poverty Bay Hunt Club’s annual meeting;— Hunters’ Hurdle Handicap. -One mile and a-balf. —Mangatoetoe 11.9, Woden 11.6, Garzon 11,2, Mark Over, Princess Elizabeth, Sonny Boy, Miss Barcarole, Master Arch, Purseproud, Dimmer 10.7. Awapuni Hurdles Handicap. One mile and three-quarters.—Jen 10.3, Abisogne 10.3, Kingi Pita 9.8, Banjuko 9.3, Garzon 9.3, Nightwitcb 9.0. Hoxtou Handicap. One mile and aquarter.—Thursby 10.8, Huikai 10.2, Bold Front 9.11, Patutahi 9.10, Superb King 0.6, Startle 9.4, Tea Lady 9.3, Road Hog 9.2, Tall Timber, Good Sport, Evensong, Plimmerton, Nahi, Essential. Dimmer', Lightwood, Sun-Yet-Sen, Ivinsel 9,0. I'erguson Steeplechase Two miles and a-half.—’Woden 12.2, Abisogne 11.7, Revel. Highway. Banjuko 11.5, Ponjiila 11.2' Royal Heather, Garzon lO.li, Master Arch 10.7. .

Swarthmoor Trial Handicap. Five furlongs. Ardri 9.13, DonneWe, Chronic 0.6, Waitoke 9.2, Primitive, Pajjaparu, Ruku Feruflf Cyncona, Snnglare, Rich Crop. Wonder King Lady Horton, Princess Elizabeth, Arrow Snot, Leonardo. Oddmint. Miss Barcarole, Sunny Mint. Quakeress 9.0. Hunters' Bracelet Handicap. One mile —Mangatoetoe 12.2, Tall Timber 11.13, Acred 11.13, Fall o’ the Year 11.11. Purseproud. Woden 11.4, Revel 11.2, Pcrcki Payuparu, Silver Fish, Poiydorus. Sonny Boy, Royal Heather 11.0. Lapanui Hack Flat Handicap. Seven furlongs.—King Wanga. Bold Front, P.-vtu-Ihi 10.12, Mankaha-ioi 10.5, Kinscl 01 9 Rich Havvest. Mould Rangi 9.11, Oteno 9.8, Ardri 9./. Essential 9.4, Dimmer 9.3 W.nn.ngtou 9.2, Primitive. Sun-Yet-Sen. Evensong. Ruku, Tan, Simeon, Cvncona 1 olvdorns. Lightwood, Lady Cnstlcmaine. Oddimnl Atapai, Pereki, Rnpiata, Donnettc, Cynette, Anlumina. Sandbnrr. iago, ( lironic 9.0.