RACING AND TROTTING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23331, 25 October 1937, Page 11

RACING AND TROTTING

RESULTS OF SATURDAY’S MEETINGS I 1.. % WELLINGTON FIXTURE CONTINUED CERNE ABBAS PRINCIPAL WINNER TREBLEACK SUCCESSFUL AT GORE Galloping meetings were held at Wellington and Gore on Saturday, and trotting fixtures at Auckland and Greymouth. To-day meetings will be held practically throughout the Dominion.

THE WELLINGTON MEETING CERNE ABBAS BEATS REBEL LAD THE SPRINT TO BEN BRAGGIE (Per United Press Association) WELLINGTON, Oct. 23. The Wellington Racing Club’s spring meeting was continued at Trentham to-day in brilliant weather in the presence of a large crowd. The track was hard and fast. The totalisator handled £56,122, against £44,859 at the corresponding day last year. Following are the results;— RIMU HURDLES, Of SOOsovs. One mile and a-half 2/2—DONEGAL. 11.0 (R. E. Thomson) 1 S/3—BOUGHAL, car 9.7| (Beale) 2 5/5 —TRACKMAN, car 9.31 (McGovern) 3 Also started: 1/1 Journet 10.12. 6/4 Redolent 9.12, 4/7 Lady Ruler 9.5. 8/8 Camilla Horn 9.0. 7/6 Southern Blood 9-0. , Won by a length and a-half, with four lengths between second and third. Journet was fourth. Time, 2min 40isec. TRIAL STAKES, Of SOOsovs. Seven furlongs 10/10 RELATIVE. 7.9 (Cavaney) .. 1 5/6—ROCKINGHAM, 8.0 CS. Wilson) 2 6/S—SIGURD, car. 8.2 (P. Burgess) 3 Also started; 16/18 Anubis 8.7, 19/19 Bit o’ Blue 8.7, 18/22 Colin car. 8.8, 19/17 Conversion 8.7, 3/3 Malibu 8.7, ■4/4 Mishna 8.7, 17/13 Mowgli 8.7, 11/12 Gay Hunting 8.0, 2/2 Happy Heels 8.0, 23/23 Mahutai 8.0, 9/8 Royal Choice car. 8.1, 8/7 Screamer 8.0, 14/15 Fairy Dale 7.9, 22/21 Hinerawe 7.9,13/14 Lady Montana 7.9, 7/9 Min Lu 7.9, 15/16 Mother-in-Law 7.9, 12/11 Mulatto 7.9, 19/20 Raroa 7.9. 1/1 White Gold 7.9. Won by a neck, with a length and ♦•half between second and third. White Gold was fourth. Time, Imin 25sec. ' TRENTHAM STAKES, Of 350sovs. One mile 1— ROYAL CHIEF, 8.10 (L. J. Ellis) 1 2 SMOKE SCREEN, 8.10 .(Morris) 2 3 THE CROONER. 8.10 (Goulsbto) 3 . Also started: 4 Autosweep 8.10. Won by half a length, with 10 lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 373 sec. Smoke Screen made the pace, but Royal Chief moved up to him entering the straight and gradually asserted the mastery. HERETAUNGA HANDICAP, Of 350sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 5/6—ROYAL MINSTREL, 8.0 ' (Morris) 1 2/2—QUADROON, 8.9 (Wiggins) .. 2 1/I—SIEGMUND, 9.0 (Burgess) .. 3 Also started: 6/5 Liane 8.10, 3/4 Lazybones 8.7, 8/8 Lady Siegfried car. 7.12, 4/3 Miracle 8.1, 9/9 Revival car. 9.6, 7/7 Good Sun car. 7.6 J, 10/11 Hamarin car. 7.2, 11/10 Nightlass car 7.4 Won by a length and a-half, with a neck between second and third. Good Sun was fourth. Time, :2min s|sec. KARITANE HANDICAP, Of 400sovs. Five furlongs. 4/S—AMIGO, 8.7 (Morris) .. .. 1 5/4—PEERLESS, 7.12 (S. Wilson) .. 2 8/B—ORTYX, 7.13 (Cooper) .. 3 Also started: 1/2 Minga 8.4, 6/5 Rarotonga 8.0, 9/9 War Cloud 8.0, 2/1 Rakahanga 7.13. 12/12 Diareus 7.12, 3/3 Godfrey 7.12, 7/7 Lord Cavendish 7.12, 11/11 Screen Lord 7.10, 10/10 Nordic Song 7.7. Won by four lengths, with half a length between second and third. Rakahanga was fourth. Time. 59.1 sec. WATKINS HANDICAP, Of 600sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 1/1 —C. N. Draper’s b m CERNE ABBAS (Lord Warden—Monoxide), 4yrs (Goulsbro) .. 1 8/8 —D, Grant’s REBEL LAD, car. 7.1 (Hibberd) 2 4/4—J. W, Lowe’s SUNEE, car. 7.7 (Broughton) 3 Also started: 2/2 Silver Streak 8.9, 9.10 Argentic 8.7, 12/12 Arctic King 8.5, 10/9 Hunting Cat 8.4, 6/7 Lowenberg 8.0, 5/6 Shy 8.0, 11/11 Pukeko 7.10, 3/3 Boomerang car. 7.9. 14/14 Tiger Gain 7.2. 13/13 Araboa 7.0. 7/4 Nightdress 7.0. Won by half a length, with a length between second and third. Tiger Gain was fourth. Time. 2min 31sec. . AWATEA HANDICAP. Of 400sovs. Six furlongs 1/I—BEN BRAGGIE 8.10 (Broughton) 1 2/2—GREY HONOUR, 7,13 (C. T. Wilson) 2 7/6—JOVIALITY. 7.8 (Tattersall) 3 Also started: 4/5 Paper Slipper 9.0, 5/4 Oratory 8.10. 3/3 Dictate 7.10. 8/7 Old Surrey 7.10 9/9 Pakanui 7.9 6/8 Clessamor 7,9 Won by two lengths, with a length and a-half between second and third. Oratory was fourth Time. Imin llisec. BELMONT HANDICAP, Of SOOsovs. Seven furlongs 1/I—THE BIGOT. 9.4 (Morris) t 3/3—LUCULLUS LAD 9.2 (Jenkins) t 6/8 —CORROBOREE 8.5 . , 3 Also started: 1/1 Middle 8.9 (bracketed with The Bigot), 5/5 Top Row 8.9, 4/3 Card Sharper 8.7, 2/2 Roaming 8.5’ 9/6 Son and Heir 8.2, 8/9 Taro 7.8. 10/10 Free Gold 7.4. 7/7 Gironde car 7.6 J, 11/11 Guinea Fowl 7.4. The third horse was four lengths away. Card Sharper was fourth. Time. Imin 25sec.

NOTES ON THE MEETING (From Our Special Reporter) WELLINGTON. Oct. 23. The Wellington spring meeting was continued in fine weather, and the card attracted a large attendance. Royal Chief asserted his superiority over Smoke Screen in the Trentham Stakes. Amigo was easily the best of the two-year-olds in the Karitane Handicap, in which Ortyx showed something like her early form by leading until well into the straight. They were on the right track in connection with Cerne Abbas in connection with the Watkins Handicap, in which Rebel Lad would have proved more dangerous if ridden to force the pace. Sunee was the best stayer of the rest of the field. Ben Braggie’s win was too brilliant for the opposition in the Awatea Handicap. They preferred Journet to Donegal in the Rimu Hurdles, but at the business end the latter won well, and the former ran a bad race in comparison with his first day’s form. There was a hot pace on all the way and the winner scored in particularly fast time. A fancied horse in Redolent found the opposition much too good for him. White Gold was regarded as a certainty for the Trial Stakes and was backed to a short price in a big field. She was always well enough placed and handy to the leaders. Coming round the top Royal Choice, Relative and Sigurd were the early leaders, with Rockingham handy. They ran this way to the straight, where Relative and Rockingham took charge and the former won by a neck. Sigurd was over a length away and White v*old close up. Then came Screamer, Royal Choice, Lady Montana. Fairy Dale and Hinerawe. There was widespread opinion about Royal Chief and Smoke Screen in connection with the Trentham Stakes. Smoke Screen made the running and was joined at the home turn by Royal Chief. Smoke Screen was beaten two furlongs from home, but battled on without any chance of beating the favourite. Siegmund and Night Lass made the pace in the Heretaunga Handicap and led into the straight. Royal Minstrel then put in a claim, and, racing to the front, won by over a length from Quadroon, who beat Siegmund by a neck. Good Sun came from last to finish fourth, with Lady Siegfried next. Lazybones never looked dangerous. Miracle was moving up when coming round the top, but was in deep trouble after entering the straight. Ortyx was first to show from Amigo, Godfrey and Screen Lord. Ortyx was still in charge until well inside the false rail. Amigo then ran to the front and won by five lengths from Peerless, who drew up to beat Ortyx by half a length. Rakahanga, Minga and Rarotonga were next. Queen of Song was struck out of the Watkins Handicap. Cerne Abbas was the popular pick. She was first out, but Night Dress and Tiger Gain led her and Rebel Lad along the back. Night Dress led into the straight, but Tiger Gain had him beaten and then Cerne Abbas and Rebel Lad put in a claim. Cerne Abbas stalled off Rebel Lad and beat him by half a length. Sunee finishe-d on well . length away third, with Tiger Gain a head away fourth. Pukeko and Boomerang were next. The Awatea Handicap was a good betting race. Ben Braggie won well from Grey Honour and Joviality Paper Slipper and Dictate began well but soon drifted back. The rest of the field had no chance with the winner. The Bigot and Lucullus Lad singled themselves out at the finish of the Belmont Handicap, and the judge could not separate them in a stirring finish. They were well clear of Corroboree and Cardsharper at the finish. Top Row was never prominent. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY (Per United Press Association) WELLINGTON. Oct 24 Following are the Wellington acceptances for the third day;—

Queen of Song i 3 coming down in the weights, and, with the sting out of the going, would be dangerous in the Pearce Handicap. Top Row was unlucky to run against a good horse in Suleiman on the first day at Trentham, and will be in favour for the Tararua Handicap. The Harcourt Stakes should provide an interesting race, and of the nine engaged they may favour Royal Chief. Kinnoull, and Cuddle.

Patagonia was finishing on well at the end of the Glen Hurdles, and will be in demand for the Rona Hurdles. Boughal will also be in favour. The distance attached to the Awatea Handicap was too short for Dictate, who will be better suited by the mile journey of the Pearce Handicap. Both Wild Chase and Paper Slipper were big in condition when racing at Trentham, and should be in better shape by the time the New Zealand Cup meeting comes round. Suleiman, Relative, and Rockingham will probably be the popular picks for the Novice Handicap. White Gold is an attractive filly, and may show improved form. Whirling would have won the Shtorts Handicap in another couple of strides, and in consequence will start favourite for the Nainai Handicap. Maori Song may be next best. Silver Streak has been racing beyond sprint distances, and this fact may not help his chance in the Nainai Handicap. Silver Streak had his first real test as a stayer at Trentham, and failed.

Royal Minstrel and Siegmund will dominate the betting on the Ruahine Handicap, and Galteemore may be selected as the best of the lightweights. There is not a race suitable for a handicap stayer on the third card for the Wellington spring meeting, and probably for that reason those that raced earlier at the meeting are not racing on the final day. Oratory was making up ground towards the finish of the Awatea Handicap, and the fact may bring her into favour for the Pearce Handicap. Last season Oratory displayed good form over six furlongs, a mile, and a mile and a-quarter. Ben Braggie’s form at Wellington will bring him into favour for the Stewards Handicap. Last year he finished fourth with 7.7 \ to Paper Slipper 8.5, Knockfin, and Triune 8.3, who reads well in on paper. Ben Braggie is now a more seasoned horse and Paper Slipper could not get near him when giving 41b in the Awatea Handicap. Whirling and Black Thread also showed impressive form at Trentham, but Ben Braggie may prove the best of the North Island lot in the Stewards’ Handicap. THE GORE MEETING TREBLEACK PRINCIPAL WINNER ALMA SUCCESSFUL IN SPRINT CHARLTON HANDICAP TO NATTY (Per United Press Association) GORE, Oct. 23. The Gore Racing Club’s spring meeting was opened in dull weather. The track was hard and fast. There was a good attendance, and the totalisator handled £16,175 10s, against £13,845 last year. The following are the results:— MANDEVILLE HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of 125sovs. Eight furlongs and a-half 2/2 —A. Ferguson’s b m PINK ROBE (Pink Coat—Loch Tava), 6yrs. 9.11 (Richards) 1 5/4—THE SURGEON, 10.12 (Dwyer) 2 4/3—BURWOOD. 9.0 (C. Humphries) 3 Also started: 1/1 Ardchoille 10.11, 3/4 Last Link 10.7. 6/6 Pride o’ Central 9.0. , . Won by a neck, with two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 50sec. Last Link was fourth. GORDON HANDICAP, Of 125sovs. Six furlongs 2/2 —A. Brown’s bk g LORD NUFFIELD (Straightcourse—Attractive Lady). 3yrs. car 7.0 (1 5/S—LUMIERE, 7.9 (Dooley) .. .. 2 11/9—GIPSY FAIR, car 7.5 (Spratt) 3 Also started: 3/3 Ballad 9.8, 9/11 Barley Almond 8.13, 3/4 Peacock 8.7, 13/13 Smoko 8.3, 8/10 Great Empire 8.0, 6/7 Irish Birdcatcher 7.13, 1/1 Sailing Lady 7.11. 12/12 Fog Peak 7.8, 15/15 Forecast 7.8. 14/14 Nightwings 7.8. 8/7 Janet Gaynor 7.7, 10/6 Soliad 7.7. Won by two lengths, with half a length between second and third. Time, Imin 15sec. Sailing Lady was fourth. WAIKAKA HANDICAP. Of 165sovs. Eight furlongs and a-half 2/I—W. E. Hunt’s ch g TREBLEACK (Woodend—Morse Signal). 6yrs, 7.3 (Barclay) .. 1 4/4—AMELITA, car. 7.0£ (Caddy) 2 1/2—TAURAMAI, 8.11 (H, Phillips) 3 Also started: 7/8 Milford _ 8.5, 3/3 Grand Finale 7.8. 8/7 Island Linnet 7.6, 6/6 M'Heath 7.6. - Ocean Singer 7.1. 5/5 Daring Deed 7.0. Won by half a length, with a length between second and third. Time. Imin 48 l-ssec. Milford was fourth. BALFOUR TROT, Of 125sovs. One mile and a-half 1/2—W, D. McLeod’s b m V/AITEMATA (Wrack Fortune, Chimes), scr (W. Cosgrove) .. 1 3/3—SEASCAPE, scr (Kerr) .. ... 2 10/B—SYDNEY GRAND, scr (Thomas) 3 Also started: 11/11 Benjamin scr, 7/7 Charles Russell scr, 11/12 Dora Lindsay scr, 8/10 Queen Christina scr, 5/6 Sun Gauge scr, Drumbunnif 36yds bhd, 2/1 Ghandi 36. 9/9 Peter Wrack 36, 4/4 Jesse Owens 48, Won by eight lengths.- with four lengths between second and third. Time. 3min 27sec. Drumbunnif was fourth. NOVICE HANDICAP, Of 120sovs. Six furlongs 1/I—A. Chisholm’s ch c BOSWELL (Balboa —Celerity ID, 3yrs, 8.8 (Humphries) 1 7/8 —VANTTV QUEEN 8.8 . (J. Mackie) 2 2/2—PHILEIN. 8.8 (Spratt) . . 3 Also started: 4/3 Pink Dell 9.0, 6/7 Bow Street 8.11, 3/5 Gusto 8.8. 12/12 Flamenco 8.8, 11/11 Free Service 8.8, 5/4 Guslerina 8.8, 10/6 Last Post 8.8, 13/13 Turaki 8.8. 8/10 Triple Cone 8.8. 9/9 Waitoru 8.8, Won by a neck, with two lengths between second and third. Bow Street was fourth. Time, Imin 17scc. FLYING HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs. Six furlongs. 1/1 —L. C. Hazlett’s b m ALMA, Paper Money—Ravenna, 9.7 (Didham) 1 2/3—DISSEMBLE, 7.0 (Spratt) .. 2 5/S—SILVER LARK, 7.3 (Caddy) 3 Also started 4/4 Grand Finale 7.11, 6/6 All Humbug 7.5, 3/2 Stolen March 7.4. 7/7 Fair Weather 7.3. Won by a length, with a neck between second and third. Time, Imin 15scc. Stolen March was fourth. OTAMO TROT, Of 125sovs. One mile and a-hall. 3/3 —McLeod and McLellan's b g PRINCE CHARLES. Erin’s King—County Queen, 12yds bhd (McClellan) 1 1/I—GOLDEN MILLER, scr (Todd) 2 2/2—GRAND METEOR, scr? (Thomas) 3 Also started: 8/7 Gold Valley scr, 5/6 Happy Morn scr, 4/4 Jesse Owens scr, 10/10 Peter Wrack scr, 9/9 Direct Thorpe 12yds bhd, 6/5 Happy King 12, 7/8 War Betty 48, 11/4 Moko Child 84. Won by seven lengths, with a neck between second and third. Time, 3min 29 l-ssec. CHARLTON HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs. One mile. 2/2 —J. S. Blackie’s br m NATTY, Pink Coat—Artistic, 8.3 (Dooley) 1 4/4—HANLON, 8.10 (Caddy) .. .. 2 1/I—THERMIDOR, 8.11 (McEwan) 3 Also started 5/6 Gambler’s Luck 7.12, 3/3 Ballruin 7.8. 7/7 Wonderful 7.8. 6/5 Coxcomb 7.7. Won by two lengths, with half a length between second and third. Time, Imin 44sec. Coxcomb was fourth.

NOTES ON THE RACING (Special to Daily Times) INVERCARGILL, Oct. 23. The Gore meeting was opened today in ideal weather, but the track was hard. There was a large attendance, and both totalisator and gate returns showed an increase. There was good racing throughout. Pink Robe led nearly all the way to win the High-weight Handicap. Pink Robe led Burwood, Ardchoille, and The Surgeon into the straight, and in a close finish Pink Robe beat The Surgeon by a-quarter of a length. Burwood was a length away, a head in front of Last Link. Then came Ardchoille, who failed to carry his weight. Lord Nuffield came strongly at the right end to win the Gordon Hack Handicap. Lumiere and Gipsy Fair began best from Irish Birdcatcher and Lord Nuffield. At the turn Lumiere was just behind Gipsy Fair. Then came Lord Nuffield, Janet Gaynor, Night Wings, and Irish Birdcatcher together, and Lumiere took charge racing to the. straight, where Sailing Lady and Ballad improved their positions. Once in line Lord Nuffield shot out and went on to beat Lumiere by two lengths. Gipsy Fair was three-quarters of a length away, and then Sailing Lady Soliad, and Peacock. Trebleack led nearly all the way to win the Waikaka Handicap, and it was an impressive effort. He and Daring Deed made the early running from Amelita, Tauramai, and Milford. Five furlongs from home Amelita joined Trebleack in the lead, then coming Daring Deed, Grand Finale, and Milford. The order was the same into the straight. Trebleack did not have to do his best to beat Amelita by half a length. Tauramai was a similar distance away, and then came Milford, McHeath, and Daring Deed. Tauramai and Milford are likely early improvers. Waitemata made the field in the Belfour Trot look cheap. He took the lead early, and was never headed, winning by eight lengths pulling up. He was followed through the race by Sun Gauge and Seascape. The last-named ran on for second place, but Sun Gauge dropped out. It was a poor contest Another all-the-way win was registered in the Novice Handicap, when Boswell won. The early leaders were Boswell, Gusto, Gusterina, and Vanity Queen. Philein moved into third place on the far turn. Into the straight Boswell led Gusto, Waitoru, Philein, and Vanity Queen. The last-named put in a great run, but just failed to reach Boswell, who is by Balboa from Celerity 11. Philein was a good third, and then came Gusterina and Turaki. Alma won the Flying Handicap well, and it was a fine effort. Alma began smartest from Dissemble, but after a furlong Dissemble went on from Alma and All Humbug. Silver Lark then made a fast run and joined Dissemble in the lead. Across the top Dissemble and Silver Lark led Stolen March and Alma. The last-named was in a pocket on the rails, but got clear at the distance, and went on to beat Dissemble by three-quarters of a length. Stolen March was half a head away, and then Silver Lark and Grand Finale. Stolen March was unlucky, as his saddle slipped in the straight. Prince Charles won the Otama Trot without being extended over the final furlong. Golden Miller and Grand Meteor made the running from Gold Valley and Direct Thorpe until three furlongs from home, where Prince Charles ran into third place. Once in line Prince Charles cut down the leaders and went on to beat Golden Miller by six lengths. Grand Meteor was a neck away, then Happy King and Moko Child.

Natty led all the way to win the Charlton Handicap. At the six furlongs Natty led Baltruin, Hanlon, and Gambler’s Luck, and they raced in this order to the straight. Natty held her lead to beat Hanlon by a length Thermidor was half a length away, and Coxcomb right up, then Wonderful. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY iPeb United Press Association >

TROTTING AT AUCKLAND LADY FAME PRINCIPAL WINNER THE SPRINT TO KING’S WARRIOR (Per United Press Association) AUCKLAND, Oct. 23. Showery weather was experienced for the opening day of the Auckland Trotting Club’s spring meeting, and the attendance was 7000. The track was in good order. The totalisator handled £26,853, compared with £20,721 last year, an increase of £6132. Following are the results: — WAITEMATA HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. One mile and a-half. 6/8 —ALL BINGEN, scr (J. A. Gerrard) 1 14/13 —WORTHY LU. scr (R. Cleland) 2 7/7—PIRATE’S LAST, scr (L. J. Mahoney) 3 Also started: 15/14 Elliotvale scr, 13/16 Flash By scr, 10/10 Gold Kip scr 5/4 Heather Glow scr, 17/17 Lady Musk scr, 12/14 Moira Bingen scr, 2/6 Native Worry scr. 3/2 Pink Lady scr, 15/12 Red Eagle scr, 9/9 Sophy Bingen scr, 4/3 Lady Bunker scr, 11/11. Colleen Murphy 36yds bhd, 1/1 Querida 48, 8/5 Waingake 48, 19/17 Autumn Lou 108. 18/19 Manna’s Son 156. Won by one length and a-half, with four lengths between second and third. Times: 3min 40 2-ssec. 3min 40 3-ssec, 3min 44sec. IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP. Of 200sovs. One mile and a-quarter. First Division 3/4—CHILI BEAN, scr (I. R. Morrison) 1 9/12—BRONZE QUEEN, scr (W. Clifton) 2 2/S—ADVERSITY, scr (G. T. Mitchell, jun.) 3 Also started; 1/1 Axminster scr, 22/21 Free Grattan scr, 8/8 Great Gem scr, 16/14 Hillscrest scr, 23/23 John’s Last scr, 11/15 Kewpie’s Bingen scr, 6/2 Marble Boy scr, 12/11 Native Fern scr, 7/9 Red Coat scr. 11/10 Sequoia scr 18/16 Top Hand scr, 15/17 Worthy Quest scr, 4/6 Worthy Song 12yds bhd. Won by a length each way. Times: 2min 47sec. 2min 47 3-ssec, 2min 48sec, Second Division 4/3—BEXLEY GIRL, scr (F. J. Smith) 1 6/2—KEWPIE’S QUEEN, scr (J. Gee) 2 12/13—CAPTAIN SCOTT, scr (J, G. Robertson) 3 Also started: 10/7 Forest Jewel scr, 22/21 Gipsy Light scr, 8/8 Guide Peter scr, 20/22 Jewel Crest scr, 14/18 Kete Kura scr, 12/11 Marcus scr, 7/9 Petite Jewel scr, 11/10 Roma Girl scr, 18/16 Tommy McElwyn scr, 19/19 Uenuku scr, 15/17 Vanora scr. 21/20 Reception 12yds bhd. , Won by a length and a-half, with three-quarters of a length between second and third. Times: 2mm 51 3-ssec, 2min 52 l-ssec, 2min 52 3-ssec. Brackets: Free Grattan and Gipsy Light, Kewpie’s Queen and Marble Boy, Marcus and Native Fern, Petite Jewel and Red Coat, Roma Girl and Sequoia, Tommy McElwyn and Top Hand. Vanora and Worthy Quest. JELLICOE HANDICAP, Of 300sovs. Two miles. 4/S—LADY FAME. 48yds bhd (M. Stewart) 1 3/3—KENWORTHY, scr (F. V. Cutts) 2 1/I—KEWPIE’S KING. 12yds bhd (A. Bryce) 3 Also started: 7/7 Kewpie’s Bond scr, 8/8 Noble Prince 24yds bhd, 6/6 Gold Dredge 48, 2/2 Nervie’s Last 48, 5/4 Our McKinney 48. Won by a neck, with a head between second and third. Times: 4min 26sec, 4min 30 l-ssec. 4min 29 2-ssec. Leading for a mile, Kewpie’s King then gave way to -Lady Fame and Noble Prince. At the top of the straight Lady Fame was out from Kewpie’s King, Our McKinney, Kenworthy and Nervie’s Last. In a close finish Lady Fame gained the verdict by a neck from Kenworthy, who was a head in front of Kewpie’s King, who was a similar distance ahead of Nervie’s Last. PARNELL HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. One mile and a-half. 1/I—CROCUS, 12yds bhd (F. J. Smith) 1 2/2—SIR FRANK, scr (E. R. Smith) 2 9/9—HANDICAPPER, 36 (G. H. Stubbs) 3 Also started: 7/8 Charteris Bay scr, 3/4 Lucky Love scr, 1/1 Musketeer 36yds bhd, bracketed with Crocus, 8/5 King Country 12, 6/10 Royal Jewel 12, 12/12/Luminate 24. 5/3 Ranfurly Lass 24, 10/6 Spessiva 24, 11/11 Bismuth 36. 4/7 Great Chum 36. Won by a neck, with a length and a-half between second and third. Times: 3min 22 3-ssec. 3min 23 4-ssec, 3min 21 3-ssec. MOUNTAIN HANDICAP. Of 225sovs. Two miles. 5/S—IMPOSTOR, 36yds bhd (C. H. Goodall) 1 1/I—NATIVE TREE, 36 (J. A. Gerrard) 2 3/2—KUINI, scr (F. J. Smith) .. 3 Also started: 7/6 Carl Mack scr, 6/7 Audo Patch 36yds bhd, 2/3 Young Rodney 48, 3/4 Meadow King 84. Won by a length, with half a length between second and third. Times: 4min 53 3-ssec. 4min 46 l-ssec, 4min 49 2-ssec OCTOBER HANDICAP. Of 200sovs. One mile and a-half 1/I—GRATTAN GIRL, scr (F. J. Smith) 1 10/11—GLOSTER. scr (J. G. Gillard) 2 7/B—TRUE TRUST. 24yds bhd (A. Bryce) 3 Also started: 11/9 Roman Chief scr, 4/5 Tangaroa scr, 9/6 Ann Pointer 12yds bhd, 10/9 Kaitawa 12, 8/7 Bedford 24. 2/2 Hori Bingen 24, 5/4 Queenie Direct 24. 3/3 Atarau King 36. Won by a length and a-half, with two lengths between second and third. Times: 3min 27 2-ssec, 3min 28 l-ssec, 3min 27sec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of 225sovs. One mile and a-half 4/3—COMPASS. 12yds bhd (C. Moran) I 2/4—ARGOLIS, scr (S. M. August) 2 3/2—MUNGA TANGI, scr (L. Laver) 3 Also started: 7/7 Blandford scr. 5/5 Gay Sister scr, 1/1 Our Peggy scr, 10/11 Silver Watch scr, 8/6 Frank Best 12yds bhd. 6/8 Guid Hairst 36, 9/9 Kewpie’s Crest 36. 11/10 Proletarian 36. Won by a neck, with half a length between second and third. Times: 3min 23 l-ssec 3min 24 2-ssec. 3min 24 3-ssec. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, Of 225sovs. One mile and a-quarter 1/I—KING’S WARRIOR, 36yds bhd (A. G. Smith) 1 1/I—IRONSIDE, scr (F. J. Smith). 2 2/3—GOLD DREDGE scr (W. Clifton) 3 Also started: 3/2 Mocast scr, 5/5 Auto Machine 12yds bhd. 4/4 Bingen Chief 12. Won by a neck each way. Times: 2min 43 2-ssec 2min 46 3-ssec. 2min 46 4-ssec. Gold Dredge made the running, but was joined three furlongs from home by King’s Warrior, the pair leading into the straight clear of Ironside In a good finish. King’s Warrior won by a neck from the bracketed horse, with a similar distance to Gold Dredge, the fourth horse being Bingen Chief. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY (Per United Press Association) AUCKLAND, Oct. 24. Following are the acceptances for the concluding day o£ tiie Auckland Trotting Club’s spring meeting:—

TROTTING AT 3AMARU The Oamaru Trotting Club’s spring meeting will be held to-day, and the good fields engaged should provide some capital racing. Two totalisators will be in operation, one paying two dividends of 75 and 25 per cent., and the Other three dividends of 33 1-3 per cent. Horses likely to run well 12.15—Improvers’ Handicap: Listowell, Gerfalcon, Parrish Chimes. 12.55—Trial Handicap; Loyal Pat, Bing Crosby, Ace High. I.3s—Redcastle Handicap: Marsceres, Superior Rank, Ivy Petersen. 2.20 President’s IJandicap: Parissienne, Gallant Knight, Sea Gift. 3 p.m.—Waitaki Handicap: Arapai, Parachute, Pilot Peter. 3.4o—Dash Handicap: Toorak. Ginger Jack, Frisco Boy. 4.20 Weston Handicap: Lucky Jack, Rocks Ahead. Llewellyn’s Pride. 5 p.m.—Electric Handicap: Donald Dhu, Waipahi, Eastern Prince. The fields are as follows:

TROTTING AT GREYMOUTH (Per United Press Association) GREYMOUTH, Oct. 23. The Greymouth Trotting Club’s meeting was opened to-day in fine weather before a large attendance. The totalisator handled £12.969 10s, compared with £12,196 10s, an increase of £773. Following are the results:— INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Eight furlongs and a-half. 4/3—JANE WORTHY, scr (S. A. Edwards) l 1/2—ROYAL THREAD, scr (A. Butterfield) 2 3/4—GLEN TRAVIS, scr (N. C. Price) 3 Also started: 5/6 Colonel Axworthy scr 9/9 Last Hand scr 8/7 Lombard scr, 11/11 Hughie Wrack scr. 2/1 Mauri M’Kinney scr, 10/13 Oro Logan scr. 13/14 Renew scr, 13/12 Streamline scr, 7/8 Wee Truman scr, 6/5 Charlie Chan 24yds bhd, 11/10 Royal Grattan 24. Won by a length and a-half, with one length between second and third. Times: 2min 22 3-ssec, 2min 22 4-ssec, 2min 23 l-ssec. Colonel Axworthy was fourth. PETRIE HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Twelve furlongs and a-half. 11/10—BON CHANCE. 36yds bhd (J. Wilson) 1 1/1 —SYLVAN, scr (L. F. .Berkett) 2 3/2—CO-DIRECTOR, scr (A. Butterfield) 3 Also started: 8/8 Beethoven scr, 8/15 Car Bingen scr, 16/16 Chameleon scr 12/9 Civil Officer scr 15/14 County Down scr, 14/18 Dilatory scr, 6/7 Golden Emblem scr, 16/13 Native Ruler scr 13/12 Parette scr, 18/17 Real Victory scr, 2/3 Shadeland scr, 7/6 Westcliff scr, 5/5 Fluke 12yds bhd, 4/4 Harvest Note 36. 10/10 Dollar Maid 96. Won by half a length, with a length between second and third. Times; 3min 44sec. 3min 47 I-ssec, 3min 51 l-ssec. Car Bingen was fourth. BLAKETOWN HANDICAP, Of 140sovs. Twelve furlongs and a-half. 6/B—WEE WRACK, 24yds bhd (J. Bell, jun.) 1 2/2—BILL GRATTAN. 12 (F. Holmes) 2 3/3—CIVIC, scr (L. A. Maidens) .. 3 Also started: 8/6 De la Paix scr, 5/5 Golden Moness scr, 4/4 Logan Palm scr, 10/12 Lottie Guy scr, 11//11 Pola Negri scr, 7/7 Replica scr. 1/1 Southern Chief scr, 2/2 Worthy Need 12yds bhd (coupled with the winner), 9/9 Olive King 12. Won by two lengths, with the same distance between second and third. Times: 3min 30sec, 3min 31 ■ 2-ssec, 3min 33sec. Golden Moness was fourth.

DIGGERS’ HANDICAP, Of I'lOsovs. Eight furlongs and a-half. 8/7—STREAMLINE, scr , (H, Marshall) 1 1/I—GLEN TRAVIS, scr (C. King) 2 3/2—SUNNY JACK scr (G. Caddy) 3 Also started: 9/9 All Kings, scr, 2/3 Charlie Chan scr, 5/5 Loyal Direct scr, 6/8 Tagua scr, 4/4 Bridget Borough 12yds bhd, 7/6 Buddy 48. Won by three lengths, with half a length between second .and third. Times: 2min 24 3-ssec, 2mm 24 4-ssec, 2min 25 2-ssec. Buddy was fourth. MAWHERA HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. Twelve furlongs and a-half. 6/S—BAY FLIER, 12yds bhd (C. King) 1 2/2—ACE POT, scr ,(G. McKendry) 2 1/I—RED RANGER, scr (H. Marshall) 3 Also started: 11/11 Agility scr. 12/12 Moana Tama scr, 10/6 Royal de Orq scr, 9/8 Royal Travis scr, 7/7 Savoldi scr, 3/3 Shrewdie scr, 8/4 Whitstone 12yds bhd, 4/9 Cantata 24, 5/10 Morewa 24. Won by two lengths and a-half. Red Ranger was the leader to the straight entrance, where Bay Flier and Ace Pot, both finishing fast, had ms measure, Bay Flier winning comfortably. Royal de Oro was fourth. Times: 3min 29 2-ssec, 3mm 30 4-ssec, 3min 31sec. ROYAL OAK HANDICAP, Of Hssovs. Fourteen furlongs and a-half. 2/2—SYLVAN scr (L. F. Berkett) 1 1/I—NATIVE HORN, 60yds bhd (W. Pascoe) 2 4/4 —SHADELAND, scr (F. J. Clark) 3 Also started: 11/12 Beethoven scr, 10/10 Car Bingen scr, 14/14 Chameleon scr, 9/9 Civil Officer scr, 3/3 Codirector scr. 13/12 County Down scr, 12/13 Dilatory scr, 8/8 Golden Emblem scr, 7/7 Westcliff scr, 6/5 Fluke 12yds bhd, 5/6 Harvest Note 48. Won by half a length, with a length between second and third. Times; 4min 22sec, 4min 17 2-ssec, 4mxn 22 4-ssec. Harvest Note was fourth. ADVANCE HANDICAP, Of 130sovs. Ten furlongs and a-half. 3/3—CIVIC, scr (L. A. Maidens) .. 1 10/10—DE LA PAIX, scr . „ (C. S. Donald) 2 2/3—SOUTHERN CHIEF, scr (J. J. Kennerley) 3 Also started: 4/5 Connenora scr 9/6 Golden Moness scr, 11/11 Little Gordon scr, 7/12 Logan Palm scr, 12/9 Lottie Guy scr, 5/4 Bill Grattan 12yds bhd coupled with Worthy Need 12, 8/7 Gallinford 12, 9/8 Happi 12, 13/13 Olive King 12. 1/1 Waitaki Power 12, 13/14 Morewa 48. Won by a length, with half a length between second and third. Times: 2mm 58 4-ssec, 2min 59 l-ssec, 2min 59 2-ssec. Waitaki Power was fourth. DASH HANDICAP, Of USsovs. Ten furlongs and a-half. 5/7—BRIDGET BOROUGH, scr (F. Holmes) 1 9/9—TARN, scr (S. A. Edwards) .. 2 5/7—ROYAL GRATTAN, scr (A. Holmes), coupled with the winner 3 Also started: 2/4 Sustenance scr, 13/13 Hughie Wrack scr, 4/5 Lord Axworthy scr coupled with Thornworthy scr, 12/12 Tagua scr, 11/10 Sunny Jack scr, 1/1 Twenty Grand scr, 3/3 Black Marble 12yds bhd, 8/8 Gold Potts 12, 6/6 Nahlin 12. 7/2 Sir Gowan 12, 10/11 Travisque 12. Times: 3min 1 4-ssec, 3min 2sec, 3min 2 l-ssec. Won by a length, with a length and a-half between second and third. Sunny Jack was fourth.

ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY (Per United Press association j GREYMOUTH. Oct. 24. Following are the Greymouth Trotting Club’s acceptances for the second day;— 12.15

CANTERBURY REHANDICAPS (Per United Press Association) WELLINGTON, Oct. 24. Mr W. P. Russell has anounced the following rehandicaps for the C.J.C. Metropolitan meeting:— New Zealand Cup.—Cerne Abbas. 51b, to 7.10. Stewards’ Handicap.—Ben Braggie, 41b, to 9.0; Black Thread, 41b, to 7.10-

12.10RONA HURDLE HANDICAP, Of SOOsovs. One mile and three-quarters. Red Sim 11 5 Trackman . 9 5 John Charles 10 4 Lady Ruler 9 4 Blue Tiger 9 12 Spender 9 0 Boughal 9 9 Southern Patagonia 9 5 Blood 9 0 12,50— SPRING NOVICE HANDICAP Of 300sovs. Seven furlongs. Suleiman 9 0 Screamer 7 7 Lindrum 8 6 Fairy Dale 7 5 Relative 8 6 Conversion 7 5 Rockingham 8 5 Jewish Lad 7 5 Sigurd 8 4 Mowgli 7 5 White Gold 7 10 Orient Dawn 7 5 Royal Choice 7 8 Parry 7 5 Mishna 7 8 Raroa 7 5 Min Lu 7 8 Stargono 7 5 1.35— TARARUA HANDICAP, Of 300sovs. Seven furlongs Great Hope 8 10 Maestro 7 11 Top Row 8 7. Taro 7 8 Alunga 8 5 Sunny Blonde 7 2 Rollicker 8 4 Accomplice 7 0 Roaming 8 2 Hamarin 7 0 Wagner 7 13 2.15— ROSENEATH HANDICAP, Of 400sovs. Five furlongs Surmount 9 4 Te Lamon .. 7 11 Amigo . 9 I Windsor Chief 7 11 Protector 8 12 Twenty Grand 7 9 Ortyx .. 1 11 Dunmanway 7 7 2.55PEARCE HANDICAP, Of BOOsovs. One mile. Oratory 8 8 Small Boy .. 7 12 Pukeko 8 3 Pakanui 7 9 Queen of Dictate 7 9 Song 8 3 Old Surrey 7 4 Big Dook 8 2 Maloru 7 2 Dehharn 8 Nightdress .. 7 0 3.37HARCOURT STAKES, Of SOO.sovs. One mile and a-quarter Catalogue 9 4 Queen of Enge . .. 9 4 Song 8 13 Hunting Cat 9 4 Royal Chief 8 13 Kinnoull 9 4 Cuddle 8 13 Wild Chase !) 0 The Crooner 7 11 4,19NAINAI HANDICAP. Of 450sovs. Six furlongs. Silver Streak b 5 Lady Ina 7 3 Whirling 8 12 Clessamor .. 7 0 Laughing Lass ( 9 Brunhild 7 0 Maori Song 7 9 Deficit .. .. 7 0 5.0RUAHINE HANDICAP, Of SOOsovs. One mile. Siegmund 9 0 Cricket 7 4 Royal Gironde 7 4 Minstrel .. b 12 Galteomore 7 2 Liane .. .. 8 7 Impersonator 7 2 Dawning Hamarin 7 0 Light 7 11 Min Lu 7 0 Youssipof 7 11 Auto Sweep 7 0 Tidewaiter .. 7 8 Settlement .. 7 0 Lustral .. .. 7 4 Twilight Song 7 0 Amigo and Surmount will be most in favour for the Roseneath Handicap.

GORE, Oct. 24. Following are the Gore Racing Club’s second day acceptances:— PUKERAU HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of I25sovs. Eight furlongs and a -half. st lb st lb Last Link .. 10 7 Burwood 9 2 Pink Robe .. 10 7 Wonderful .. 9 1 Johnny .. .. 10 3 Glenore 9 0 Peacock 9 13 Last Post .. 9 0 Smoko .. .. 9 9 WAIMEA HACK HANDICAP, Of 125sovs. Six furlongs. Ballad 9 7 Irish Ilithyia 9 2 Birdcatcher 7 13 Pink Robe .. 9 0 Sailing Lady 7 12 Barley Gipsy Fair .. 7 10 Almond .. 8 13 Forecast 7 7 Lord Nuffield 8 4 Janet Gaynor 7 7 Lumiere .... 8 0 Soliad .. 7 7 Triple Cone 7 7 SPRING HANDICAP, Of 185sovs. One mile and a-quarter. Trebleack .. 7 12 M’Heath 7 5 Linguist 7 10 The Surgeon 7 3 Ashaway 7 8 Galleon 7 3 Gi’and Finale 7 8 Ardchoille .. 7 1 Amelita 7 7 Daring Deed 7 0 Island Linnet 7 6 TRIAL HANDICAP, Of 120sovs. Six furlongs. Baltruin 9 10 Philein .. 8 6 Fog Peak 9 10 Gusto .. 8 4 Pride o' Free Service 8 4 Central 8 11 Waitoru 8 4 Pink Del 8 10 Turaki .. ., 8 4 Vanity Queen 8 10 Grey Seal .. 8 4 Mona’s Song 8 9 Gusterina .. 8 4 Bow Street .. 8 7 STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs. Six furlongs. Wall Street 8 3 Ballad .. 7 2 Grand Finale 7 7 All Humbug 7 2 McHeath 7 5 Fair Weather 7 0 Stolen March 7 3 Silver Lark 7 0 Dissemble .. 7 2 FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs. One mile. Ardchoille .. 9 8 Great Empire 7 12 Stolen March 9 5 Gambler's Hanlon .. 9 0 Luck .. 7 11 Thermidor .. 8 13 Baltruin 7 8 Natty .. 8 12 Nightwings .. 7 7 Smoko .. 8 1 Coxcomb 7 7 LABOUR DAY TROT, Of 125sovs. One mile and a-halt. Aqua Bond . SCI* yds bhd Charles Russell scr Capricorn 36 Debenture scr Drumbunnif 36 Edith Gratton scr Ghandi .. . 36 Seascape . . SCI Jessie Owens . 48 MATAURA TROT, Of 125sovs. One mile and a-half. Bonny Brydone sci Guywin .. . 24 Capri . scr Erin’s Chief . 36 Direct Thorpe scr Labour Chimes 36 Happy King SCI Walter Gay . 48 Tritoma . scr Frisco Silk 60 yds bhd Vologda 96 Prince Roydon 12

12.0GREEN LANE HANDICAP. Of 200SOVS. Two miles. Baby Triumph SCI Querida .. 24 Colleen Waingake 24 Murphy scr Pura Bingen .. 04 Heather Glow scr Autumn Lou .. 06 Pink Lady Pirate’s Last scr Reception 108 scr Great Sonoma 144 yds bhd Roi Grande .. 144 All Bingen 24 Manna’s Son .. 151) 12.40— NEWMARKET HANDICAP, Of 200.SOVS. One mile and a-half. Adversity scr Roma Girl scr Bronze Queen scr Sequoia .. scr Captain Scott scr Silver Bullett scr Forest Jewel scr Tommy Gipsy Light .. scr McElwyn scr Great Gem scr Top Hand scr Jewel Crest .. scr Worthy Quest scr Marble Boy ,. scr yds bhd Petite Jewel .. scr Worthy Song 12 Ratepayer scr Bexley Girl .. 48 Red Coat .. .. scr Hori Bingen .. 60

1.20— LABOUR DAY HANDICAP, Of 300SOVS. Two miles. yds bhd Gold Dredge .. 48 Kenworthy Kewple’s King 12 Nervie's Last 48 12 Our McKinney 48 Noble Prince 24 2,0— JUNCTION HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. One mile and a-half Charteris Bay scr Luminate 24 Lucky Love .. scr Ranfurly Lass 24 Mountain Flight scr Spessiva .. .. 24 yds bhd Baron Grand .. 30 Lady Amanda 12 Bismuth .. .. 36 Royal Jewel .. 12 Great Chum .. 36 Sir Frank 12 Handicapper Oil 2.40— HILLSBORO HANDICAP, Of 225sovs. One mile and a-halz. Rol Grande .. scr Parrish Belle .. 48 yds bhd Impostor 60 Audo Patch .. 24 Meadow King 60 Native Tree .. 24 Te Kahu 80 Young Rodney 24 Bracket.—Audo Patch and Parrish Belle. 3.20CAMPBELL HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. One mile and a-half Roman Chief .. scr Kaitawa 12 Tangaroa scr Bedford .. .. 24 yds bhd Hori Bingen .. 24 Bexley Girl .. 12 Queenie Direct 24 Chili Bean 12 True Trust 24 Gloster .. 12 Atarau King .. 36 4.0— INSULATION HANDICAP, Of 225sovs. One mile and a-half Bismuth .. SCJ yds bhd Blandford scr Argolls 12 Crocus .. .. scr Frank Best .. 12 Gay Sister scr Compass Kewpie’s Crest 36 Munga Tangi .. scr 36 Our Peggy .. scr Proletarian 36 Silver Watch scr 4.45REMUERA HANDICAP, Of 225sovs. One mile and a-quarter. Kewpie’s King scr yds bhd Mocast .. scr Our McKinney 12 Noble Prince . scr Nervie’s Last .. Bonny Azure .. 36 48 Bracket. —Nervie’s Last and Bonny Azure.

12.15— IMPROVERS' HANDICAP, Of 200SOVS. One mile and a-half. Chudleigh scr Grade Fields 48 Swift Guy scr Orphan Bingen 48 yds bhd Sir Kit .. .. 48 Listowel 24 Gyrate .. .. 60 Royal Romance 24 Indolent 60 Axiom .. .. 36 Parrish Chimes 60 Gerfalcon 36 12.55— TRIAL HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. One mile and a-half. Ace High scr Mohican scr Adverse .. . SCI Norham Lady scr Bing Crosby .. scr Zincali .. .. scr Cyrano .. Intrigue scr yds bhd scr Molly Direct 12 Loyal Pat scrWynan .. .. 12 Master Potts .. scr Cruiser .. .. 24 1.35— REDCASTLE HANDICAP, Of SOOsovs. One mile and a-half. Dark Hazard scr Trevor de Oro scr Dundee .. .. scr yds bhd Fortex .. .. scr Fay Rey .. 12 Gold Salute .. scr Marsceres 12 Icevus .. .. scr Coherto .. . 24 Ivy Peterson scr Donald Dhu .. 24 Silver Guy Slippery Sam scr scr Snowy de Oro Waipahi .. . 24 24 Superior Rank scr 2.20PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, Of 550sovs. Two miles. 12 Double Great scr Sea Gift (T.) .. Elvo •. scr Gallant Knight 36 Guv Junior . scr Gunfire .. . 36 vds bhd Village Guy .. 36 Isabel Derby 12 Willow Wave 72 Parisienne 12 3 p.m.— WAITAKI HANDICAP, Of 250sovs. One mile and five furlongs. Arapai .. .. scr yds bhd Axiom scr Gyrate .. .. IZ Grade Fields scr Indolent 12 Listowel scr Parachute 12 Orphan Bingen Sir Kit .. .. scr scr Parrish Chimes Pilot Peter .. 12 12 Sonoma King scr Golden Bingen 24 Helen’s Bay .. 48 3.40— 1 DASH HANDICAP, Of SOOsovs. One mile and a-quarter. Doris Derby .. scr Repeal .. • • scr Ginger Jack .. scr yds ono Harold Wrack scr Frisco Boy •. Ma Waro scr Harlequin 24 Snowy de Oro scr Aircraft .. .. 24 Toorak .. ■. scr 4 20— WESTON HANDICAP, Of 450sovs. One mile and a-quarter. Guy Junior .. Llewellyn’s Pride .. Lucky Jack scr Village Guy .. 12 scr Willow Wave Blue Mountain 12 24 scr De Soto .. .. 24 Rnlln .. .. scr Supertax .. .. 24 vds bhd Worthy Light 24 Glenrossie • • 12 Cloudy Range 36 Rocks Ahead .. 12 Indianapolis .. 84 Satin King 12 ■ 5 P ' m ' ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Of 250sovs. One mile. Coherto scr Repeal .. . • scr Credit Funds scr Tricllff .. • • scr Donald Dhu .. Dundee scr scr Waipahi . . .. scr yds bhd Dillon Queen scr Belle Grattan 12 Eastern Prince scr Doris Derby .. 12 Heather Queen scr Ginger Jack .. 12 Reno scr

TRADESMAN’S HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Ten furlongs and a-lralf. yds bhd Mauri Colonel McKinney . 36 Axworthy . 38 Royal Thread 36 Hughie Wrack 36 Wee Truman 36 Last Hand 36 Jane Worthy . 36 Lombard .. .. 36 Charlie Chan . 36 Oro Logan 36 Gold Potts 60 12.55— GIESEKING HANDICAP. Of llSsovs. Twelve furlongs and a -half. Civil Officer .. scr Shadeland scr Beethoven scr Westcliff ,. . scr Car Bingen .. scr yds bhd County Down scr Fluke .. . 12 Dilatory .. scr Harvest Note 48 Golden Sylvan .. . 48 Emblem scr Native Huon . 72 Real Victory scr Dollar Maid . 108 1.35— HURRICANE HANDICAP. Of 160sovs. Eight furlongs and a-half. All Kings .. scr , yds bhd Charlie Chan scr Sustenance 12 Glen Travis .. scr Streamline 24 Lombard scr King’s Drive 24 , Oro Logan scr Sir Gowan 24 Tagua .. scr Buddy .. . 48 2.15— LABOUR DAY HANDICAP, Of 175sovs. Twelve furlongs and a -half. Ace Pot .. .. scr Shrewdie .. .. scr Agility .. scr yds bhd Moana Tama .. scr Whitstone 12 Red Ranger.. scr Wee Wrack . 24 Royal de Oro scr Cantata .. .. 24 Savoldi .. scr Morewa .. .. 24 3.0— COBDEN HANDICAP, Of HOsovs. Ten furlongs and a-half. yds bhd Sir Gowan 12 Connenora 12 Southern Chlei 12 De La Palx .. 12 Superb .. .. 12 Golden Moness 12 Royal Grattan 12 King’s Drive .. 12 Gallinford 12 Little Gordon 12 Happl .. .. 12 Logan Palm .. 12 Olive King 12 Lottie Guy .. 12 Waltaki Power 12 Pola Negri 12 Worthy Need .. 12 Replica .. 12 3.40— NGAHERE HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Twelve furlongs and a-half. Civil Officer .. scr Shadeland »cr Beethoven scr Westcliff scr Car Bingen .. scr yds bhd Co-director .. scr Fluke .. .. 12 County Down scr Harvest Note .. 36 Dilatory .. .. scr Sylvan ., .. 36 Golden Emblem scr Bon Chance .. 60 Native Ruler ., scr Native Huon .. 60 Parette .. .. scr Dollar Maid .. 96 Real Victory . scr 4.20— PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP. Of HOsovs. Twelve furlongs and a-half. Tarn .. scr yds bhd Bridget Lord Axworthy 12 Borough scr Black Marble ., 24 Hughie Wrack scr Gold Potts 24 Last Hand scr Nahlln .. .. 24 Sunny Jack .. scr Travlsque 24 Tagua .. .. scr Streamline 24 Thornworthy scr Replica .. .. 48 Twenty Grand scr Worthy Need .. 60 5.0— WHIRLWIND HANDICAP, Of HOsovs. Eight furlongs and a-half. Ace Pot scr Royal Travis .. scr Agility .. .. scr Savoldi ,. .. scr Bill Brattan .. scr Shrewdie scr Buddy .. .. scr ydsbhd Civic .. .. scr Whitstone .. 12 Olive King .. scr Morewa .. .. 24 Red Ranger .. scr Wee Wrack .. 24 Royal de Oro scr