TROTTING AT FORBURY PARK

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23499, 13 May 1938, Page 6

TROTTING AT FORBURY PARK

FIRST DAY OF WINTER MEETING MORELLO WINS PRINCIPAL EVENT FLYING HANDICAP TO WORTHY KING

The Forbury Park Trotting Club opened 'the winter and final meeting of the .season' in cold and dull weather, in the 1 presence of a fairly good but not large attendance. even for an off day. It was expected that the attractive card: wofild have met with a better response from the sporting public. The track provided excellent going, with a good'foothold and a still'atmosphere assisting in the compilation of fast times. The card provided some very interesting racing and close finishes, and altogether an enjoyable day’s racing during which some well-backed favourites failed to run up to the expectation of their supporters. .Kilmorick and Jock McGrath were the popular selections for the Bayfield Handicap, but both began badly. Shadeland at' once took. charge and, trotting a level ' gait, won all the way Bon Chance and Kilbirnie Dan were also handy to the winner without being capable of seriously jeopardising his chance. Gaynor made up a good deal of ground to get a place. Donor was backed for the Domain

little change in the order of the leaders as they raced through the -back stretch. Shadeland was first into the straight from Bon Chance, and in the run' home he won comfortably by a length. Gaynor was three-quarters of a length behind Bon Chance, and Swift Guy fourth. Then came Kilbirnie Dan, Jock McGrath and Chudleigh. Times: 3min 26 3-ssec. 3min 25 l-ssec, 3min 24 2-ssec.

DOMAIN HANDICAP, Class 3.38, Of £150; second £3O and third £lO from the stake. * One mile and a-half. I—Mr L. Gaskill’s b g DONOR, by Jack Potts —Lady Bountiful, syrs,'scr (M. Holmes) .. . . 1 3—Mr H. Brosnahan’s CYRANO. syrs, scr (D. C. Watts) .. .. 2 s—Mrs A. M. Ischia’s OASIS, aged, scr (D. Teahen) .. 3

Also started: 7 Mohican scr (J. Behrns), 11 Seascape scr (W. Todd), 13 Shahdoh Chimes scr (E. C. McDermott), 8 All Kings 12yds bhd (A. Crawford), 6 Gay Avon 24 (M. Clare), 10 Gold Valley 24: (W.' A. Thomas). 2 Jackaranda 24 (C. S. Donald), 12 Master Potts 24 (F. Johnson), 4 Rollalong 24 (J. Bryce, jun.), 9 Ghandi 36 (D, Kerr).

Handicap as if the result had been decided. He soon hit the front and kept In charge for the balance of the jbur- * ney. Cyrano followed the favourite all the way, but in the final quartermile the latter shot away and won comfortably. Jackuranda and Rollalong were a bit slow away. Agility, Brigadier, Dark Hazard, Grand Finale and Red Pigeon were taken out of the Beach Handicap. Great Divide, Three Bells, Voloma and Snowy de Oro were carrying most support in a gßod betting race. Three Bells, on the rails, lost his chance, at the start,'and Harold Wrack and Civic began smartly and set a strong pace to Embark,' Credit Funds, Great Dvide and Marlene. The pace continued solid and turning for home Harold Wrack, Embark; and Great Divide were in charge. A good finish restilted in Great Divide just beating Embark and Marlene with Snowy de Oro close up fourth, and then came Civic and Credit Funds. Several of the field failed to get a run. A full card went out for the Ritchie Memorial Handicap, with Ginger Jack starting a much stronger fancy than Renown's Best, with Carver Doone next in demand, and there was also good support for Rocks Ahead and Morello. The field began well, and the pace was on all the way. Carver Doone. Ginger Jack, Morello and Renown’s Best all took part in the pacemaking, Renown’s Best. Ginger Jack and Morello turned for home in close order. Morello put in a very good run and had the race won half a furlong from home, where Ginger Jack was tiring. Carver Doone came again and beat Renown’s Best for second place. Ginger Jack was a close fourth, beating Rocks Ahead, 'who had been covering a good deal of ground on the efutside. Bill B. soon took charge In the Victory Handicap, but when it came to a finish he hung out and apparently caused interference between Glen Guy and Royal Grattan; Bayard made a good run on the outside. from well back and ran home a length in front of Bill B„ who had Eddie Tolan and Tritoma close up. Sagamore was made favourite for the St.’ Clair, Handicap in a field thinned out by the scratching Blue Logan, Jenny’s Guy, Kilmonck, Nannga, Princess Belverley, Sphinx and Silk Coat. Sagamore, however, gatfe his supporters a poor run for their money. When running in a handy position Sagamore went to a bad break and followed it'with others-. - v Native Huon carried the field along with the assistance of Axiom, Gracie Fields, Sonoma King and Parrish Chimes, wno were racing in close order, with the others out of it. Native Huon finally stalled off Sonoma King in a race oyer the final furlong and won by half a length. Gracie Fields was two lengths away third. Sagamore displayed a lot of pace in making up ground aftei his first break, but again went in the air.

Rollalong and Jackaranda lost ground at the start, and Cyrano and Oasis began well. The odds-on favourite went to the front as the field passed the stand with two furlongs covered, then coming Cyrano, Oasis, Shandon Chimes, and Mohican, the others strung out behind. Donor, Cyrano, and Oasis led along the back straight, and, passing the stand tor the final circuit Donor was pacing well in front of Cyrano, With Gay Avon, Oasis, and Shandon Chimes next. Gay Avon ran into, second place behind Donor going along the back, but entering the straight the favourite drew away and won easily by three lengths ’ from Cyrano, who was a length in front of Oasis. Then came Mohican, Seascape, Jackaranda, and Gold Valley. Gay Avon weakened in the last two furlongs. Times: 3min 20 4-ssec, 3min 21 l-ssec, 3min 22sec. BEACH HANDICAP, Of £175; second £35 and third £lO from the stake. Class 2.18. One mile. I—Mr M. C. McTigue’s ch g GREAT DIVIDE, by Great Bingen— Blue Mountain King mare, scr (Owner) .. .... i 7—Mr A. Mclntyre’s EMBARK, „ , aged, scr (W. Thomas) .. .. 2 6—Mr C. S. Donald’s MARLENE. 4yrs, scr (Owner) 3

Also started: 4 Snowy de Oro scr (P. Gallagher), 12 Civic scr (W. Lockhead), 5 Credit Funds scr (J. Behrns), 14 Eastern Prince scr (E. G. Eden) 9 Harold Wrack scr (R. Townley) 10 Ivy Peterson scr (F. Holmes). 15 Lord Wrack scr (L. O. Thomas), 16 Monty Chimes scr (G. McKendry), 8 Roan Duke scr (W. Todd), 2 Three Bells scr Kennerley), 11 Whitstone s .cr ( * F - 9- Lynch). 13 Doubt 12yds bhd (S. A. Edwards), 3 Voloma 12 (W P. Cosgrove). Lord Wrack and Ivy Peterson did not go off, and Whitstone and Three Bells lost ground, whilst the favourite was a little slow away. Civic and Harold Wrack led out, and racing past the stand at the end of three furlongs, the order of the leaders was Harold Wrack, Civic, Embark, Credit Funds, Great Divide, and Marlene. Harold Wrack was well clear of Civic racing along the back straight, then coming Great Divide, Embark, and Credit Fu«ds. The field closed on the leaders at the far turn, but Harold Wrack was first into the straight, 'with Embark and the favourite next, and then Civic and Marlene. In a fine finish Great Divide outstayed Embark to win by a head. Marlene was half a length away third, and then came Snowy de Oro. Credit Funds, and Civic. Times: 2min 8 2-ssec, 2min 8 4-ssec. 2min 9sec. RITCHIE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of £500; second £IOO and third £25 from the stake.- Class 4.30, Two miles. s—Mr A. J, Lawrence’s ch g MORELLO, by Rey de Oro—Moonlit, aged, 24yds bhd (M. C. McTigue) 1 3—Mr W. E. Sticking’s CARVER DOONE. aged, scr (C. S. Donald) 2 2—Estate F. Fine's RENOWN’S

Vologda was taken out of the Renown Handicap. Fine Art. who started favourite, settled his chance at the outset by breaking and refusing to settle down.. Ivy Petersen also failed to go-off. and Aqua. Bond dwelt. Plnlario led out. ,but Diversion soon took charge and led from Coherto. Philario, and Gold Salute. Philario Was boxed on the rails. Diversion continued in charge and Golden IVloness moved up fast on the outside, and had joined Diversion at the home turn. Philario did not get out until inside the final furlong, and in the meantime Golden Moness had obtained a good lead. Philario put in a good run. but it came too late to be effective.

BEST, syrs, 24 (M. Holmes) .. 3 7—Mr G. Aitchison’s Southern

Smile, aged, scr (F. G. Holmes) 0 I—Mr B. Croft’s Ginger Jack, syrs.

24 (T. H. McKenzie) .. .. 4—Mr F. W. McGill’s Rocks Ahead,

aged. '36 (J. Walsh) 0 6—Mr G. J. Barton’s Cloudy Range, aged, 60 (J. Fraser, jun.) .. 0

The field went away well, and passing the stand at the end of a furlong Carver Doone was leading Southern Smile, Morello, and Renown’s Best, and Cloudy Range, had run up to the tail of the field. Carver Doone and Morello led down the back, the field being bunched, and passing the stand at the end of six furlongs Morello was leading Carver Doone, the others handy, with Rocks Ahead last. Renown’s Best went to the front going down the back, with Morello and Ginger Jack handy, and Southern Smile and Rocks Ahead bringing up the rear, and Renown’s Best led Ginger Jack and Morello oast the stand for the final circuit. and there was little change as they went round to start the run home. Renown’s Best and Ginger Jack led into the straight, about a length in front of Morello. with Carver Doone next. A hundred yards from the past. Morello took charge, and he came on to win comfortably by a length and a-half from Carver Doone. who was a neck in front of Renown’s Best. Then came Ginger Jack. Rocks Ahead, Southern Smile, and Cloudy Range. Times: 4min 20 3-ssec, 4min 23sec. 4min 21 l-ssec. VICTORY HANDICAP. Of £120; second £35 and third £lO from the stake. Class 3.16. One mile and three furlongs. 2—Mr F. G. Holmes’s b c BAYARD, by Frank Worthy—Bonny Logan, 3yrs (Owner) 1 I—Mr1 —Mr J. R. Brown’s BILL B„ syrs, scr (J. Bryce, jun.) 2 s—Mr W. D. McLeod’s EDDIE TOLAN, 6yrs, scr (S. A. Edwards) 3 Also started: 7 Adverse scr (D. C. Watts), 3 Debenture scr (W. A. Thomas), 6 Directly scr (W. Todd). 10 Glen Guy scr (D. Kerr), 11 Guy win scr (M. Clare) and War Betty scr (R. Townley, jdn) bracketed, 8 Jesse Owens scr (J. B. Scott), 12 King Drusus scr (M. C. McTigue), 13 Royal Grattan scr (A. Holmes). 9 Tritoma scr (J. Walsh), 4 Norham Lady 12yds bhd (P. Gallagher). Directly did not go off at the start, and King Drusus and Jesse Owens lost ground. Passing the stand at the end of a furlong, Bill B. was leading Adverse, Eddie Tolan, Glen Guy. and Guywin. and Bill B. led Adverse and Eddie Tolan into the back straight, where Glen Guy and Debenture improved their positions. The others were fairly well bunched behind. Bill B. still held charge as the field commenced the final circuit, with Debenture, Eddie Tolan, Adverse, Tritoma, and Glen Guy handy. Bill B. carried on the running, with Debenture and Eddie Tolan next, and the rest bunched behind. Bill B. was first into the straight from Eddie Tolan, Debenture, Glen Guy, and Bayard, In the run

Southern Smile. Morello and Renown’s Best dropped out of the flying Handicap. Iraq was in most demand in a good pool ° f betting. Frisco Lady and Woithy Kin,, were slow away, and Iraq skipped before settling into his stride. Navy Blue and Recess led Iraq down the back. Iraq joined Navy Blue and they turned for home together. Navy Blue skipped and left Iraq in front, but Worthy King, who had been last into the straight, came with a fast run and beat the favourite by half a length. Frisco Lady, who had been in a bad position on the rails, was a length away third. The card was concluded well up to time, and the management was up to the high standard identified with foibury Park meetings. The totalisator handled £16.121 for the day, as compared with £.14.943 10s for the corresponding day of Ulo an increase of £ll7B 10s The turnover for the corresponding day last year Coronation Day—was £26,056. Details: —

BAYFIELD lIAM DICAP. Of £l5O, second £3O and third £lO from the stake. Class 3.44. One mile and a-half. B—Mr A. J. Clark’s b g SHADELAND. by Guy Parrish—Dell, 6yrs, scr (F. J. Clark) ■• •• 1 jo—Mr James Wilson s BON CHANCE, aged. 24yds bhd (Owner) 2 S—Mr T. Smith’s GAYNOR. 36 (Owner) 3

Also started: 2 Jock McGrath scr (E. C McDermott), 1 Kilmorick scr (J. P. McNeill), 11 Native Kowhai scr <D. C Watts), 8 Swift Guy scr (J. Walsh). 5 Traveltone scr (F. McGregor), 9 Kilbirnie Dan 12 (P. Farquharson), 13 Chudleigh 24 (K. C. McCormick), 6 Premier 24 (E. Legg), 7 Jenny’s Guy 36 (R. Townley), 4 Blue Logan 48 (R. Townley, jun..),,, 12 Axiom 60 (G McKendry), 16 Native Huon 72 (L. Pascoe), 15 Orphan Bingen 72 (F. Roberts).

Jock McGrath went to a break at the start and Kilmorick also lost ground. Shadeland was in the lead as they passed the stand, with two furlongs covered, and was closely attended by Bon Chance, Kilbirnie Dan, Swift Guy and Chudleigh. Then came Traveltone, breaking, and Native Knwhai was heading the next division. Shadeland and Bon Chance carried on the running along the back stretch, the leading division being clear of Gaynor. Passing the stand for the final circuit Shadeland was trotting well in the lead, with Bon Chance, Kilbirnie Dan and Chudleigh next, and Gajmor moving up dn the outside. There was

up the straight Glen Guy and Royal Grattan collided, and Bayard came through to win by a length from Bill 8.. who had left the rails. Then came Eddie Tolan, half a length away, and Tritoma, Glen Guy. Norham Lady, and Guywin. Times: 3min 2 3-ssec, 3min 2 4-ssec, 3min 3sec. ST. CLAIR HANDICAP,

Of £175. second £35 and third £lO from the stake. Class 3.56. One mile and five furlongs. 2—Mr N. Woods’s b m NATIVE

HUON, by Native King—Olive Huon. 6yrs, scr (L. Pascoe) .. 1 3—Mr W. H. Jakins’s SONOMA

KING, aged, scr (J. Pringle) .. 2 s—Mr R. Townley’s GRACIE

FIELDS, scr (Owner)

Also started: 6 Axiom scr (G. McKendry), 8 Bosun scr (J. M. Williamson). 7 Golden Bingen 12yds bhd (R. B. Berry), 4 Parrish Chimes 12 (F. Johnson), 1 Sagamore 12 (A, Butterfield).

Bosun broke up at the start, and Native Huon took up the running from Axiom. Passing the stand at the end of three furlongs the order was Native Huon, Axiom, Gracie Fields, Parrish Chimes, Sonoma King and Sagamore. The last-named broke badly before the field reached the back straight and lost a lot of ground. Native Huon led Axiom down the back, and Sagamore broke again as they turned into the straight for the final circuit. Native Huon, Axiom. Gracie Fields, Sonoma King and Parrish Chimes was the order past the stand, the field being bunched and well clear of the others. Sonoma King took second place behind Native Huon at the far turn, and the favourite was first into the straight. In the run home Native Huon lasted long enough to win by half a length. Gracie Fields was another two lengths away third, and Axiom a poor fourth. Then came Parrish Chimes. No time was taken.

RENOWN HANDICAP, Of £2OO. second £35 and third £ls from the stake. Class 4,46. Two miles. 6—Mr E. G. Eden’s ch m GOLDEN MONESS, by Jack Potts— Wild Moness, 4yrs, 12yds bhd (Owner) 1 2_Mr G. Hunter’s PHILARIO, 4yrs, scr (M. B. Edwards) .. 2 3 Mr W. D. McLeod’s NELL GRATTAN, 6yrs 12 (W. Todd) 3

Also started; 5 College Boy scr (P. W. Creegan). 8 Diversion scr (L. O. Thomas). 1 Fine Art scr (M. C. McTigue), 7 Gold Salute scr (R. Townley). 11 Loyal Sun scr (VJ, A. Thomas), 3 Aqua Bond 12yds bhd coupled with Nell Grattan (J. Walsh) 7 Ivy Peterson 12 (F. Holmes). 9 Coherto 24 (J. Fraser, jun.). 3 Molly Direct 24 (R. B. Berry).

Ivv Peterson broke up at the start and Fine Art was slow to move Philario was the first to show out and he led over the furlong to the stand from College Boy, Diversion and Golden Moness. Fine Art then broke badly and lost his chance. Diversion took charge from Philario in the back straight, and at the far turn Diversion. Philario. Coherto, College Boy and Golden Moness formed the fading division. Diversion led Philario (on the fails), Gold Salute, Golden Moness and College Boy at the end of six furlongs, and commencing the last lap the field was in close order, Diversion being in J charge fro™ Coherto, Gold Salute, Philario, Golden Moness and College Boy. Golden Moness ran up to Diversion at the far turn and the pair led into the straight from College Boy, Philario, and Nell Grattan. In the run home Golden Moness won well by a length and a-half from Philario, who had to be pulled out from the rails. Nell Grattan was another two lengths away third, and then came College Boy, Diversion and Molly Direct. Times: 4min 27 2-ssec, 4mm 28 4-ssec, 4min 28 l-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, Of £220, second £6O, and third £2O from the stake. Glass 2.40 or better. One mile and a-quarter. s —Mr W. J. Jakins’s b g WORTHY KING, by Travis Axworlhy— King Cole mare, aged 12yds bhd (J. Pringle) .. .. • • 1 .I—Mr J. Richardson’s IRAQ, 6yrs,

scr (E. C. McDermott) .. .. 2 2—Messrs J. E. and H. L. August’s FRISCO LADY, 12yds bhd (J. Bryce, jun.) 3

Also started: 4 Navy Blue scr (S. A. Edwards), 6 Recess scr (J. Bryce),3 Agile 12yds bhd (F. Holmes).

Some delay took place at the start through Frisco Lady’s gear requiring attention. Navy Blue was first away with Recess and Iraq next. Iraq put in a skip, but soon got back to his gait. Frisco Lady went off at a gallop and lost ground. Navy Blue, Recess and Iraq ran in Indian file along the back two lengths clear of Agile, and Frisco Lady and Worthy King had run up to the tail of the field. Going to the last lap Navy Blue and Iraq were in the lead, and Frisco Lady next, on the rails. Navy Blue and Iraq raced together along the back, with Frisco Lady, Agile, Recess and Worthy King next. Navy Blue and Iraq were first into the straight with Worthy King last, and in the run home the last-named finished strongly to win fay half a length from Iraq, who was a length in front of Frisco Lady. Then came Navy Blue, who broke in the straight. Times: 2min 43 4-ssec, 2min 45 l-ssec, 2min 44 2-ssec. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-MORROW

RACING NEWS

By Sentinel Answer to Correspondent “In Doubt.” Duntroon.—Pehoe did not start. Out

Sporting Song, who was shaping promisingly as a jumper, broke down a few days ago. At Timaru The nominations for the South Canterbury meeting total 365, as against 355 last year. An Opening

According to L. H. Hewitt, who has been a successful trainer in India for some years, there is an excellent opportunity there for riders who can go to scale at 7.10. Poor Horsemanship The low scale of weights at Egmont gave good jockeys few opportunities, and B. H. Morris was able to obtain only one mount in the two days. A premium was put on light-weight horsemen, and (says “The Watcher”) such was the scarcity of competent riders that more than one trainer scratched sooner than run, and several put up pounds overweight to get riders like Wilson. Broughton, and Wiggins. A Stayer A. Julian, who won the Grand National Hurdles on Tresham in 1903 and Morning in 1913, the Wellington Steeplechase on Haydn in 1907, the Great Northern Steeplechase on Loch Fyne in 1908, and the Great Northern Hurdles on Napper in 1913, is still schooling horses over jumps. A Record ,

At Aintree on Grand National Day the official double was picked only once, and Battleship (40 to 1), winner of the Grand National, and Bardadeche (100 to 8), winner of the Bickerstaffe Maiden Plate, returned a dividend of £5062 for 10s. This beats the previous record of £4679 established last year at Manchester. It is revealed that Lord Digby was the lucky punter. He was driving away from the course, little suspecting his luck, when the news reached him.

Santa Anita Handicap In the midst of Southern California’s greatest upheaval, the sporting fraternity of Western America staged the fourth Santa Anita Handicap, with £20,000 added. By superhuman effort, the race track at Arcadia, 20 miles from Los Angeles, was protected from the flood waters, and was artificially dried just before t he running of the great American handicap, which was of an international character, thoroughbreds having entered from France, Uruguay, Argentina, and Canada, while the ultimate winner, Stagehand, was the son of the English thoroughbred Sickle., Stagehand won the £20,000 handicap by a nose from Charles S. Howard’s Seabiscuit, the American handicap champion. Less than a fortnight previously the colt (belonging to Colonel Maxwell Howard, of Dayton, Ohio) captured the £IO,OOO Santa Anita Derby, and in two races amassed the staggering total of £26,760 in net earnings. Richard the Rich

A London writer, in referring to Richards’s earnings, stated some time ago that he was credited with the ambition to carry his banking account to £IOO,OOO, and, judging from the big retaining foes he can command and his earnings, that is no fanciful dream. The days of high retaining fees may be said to have started when Mr G. Baird made an engagement with Tom Cannon to ride for him for a period of three years for £6OOO, which sum, it was stated, was paid in advance. Mr Baird was also credited with having paid J. Watts £9OOO for three years’ call on his services. Lord Rosebery paid D. Maher £4OOO a year for several years for first call, and the sportsman who raced under the assumed name of “Mr Fairie ’’ paid £3OOO a year for second call on the American jockey Tod Sloan, who was credited with having received £SOOO a year for two successive years from Mr James White. It is stated that the largest sum the renowned Fred Archer received as a retainer from Lord Falmouth was £IOOO a year. Before Archer’s day it is on record that £IOO a year was all that Sir Joseph Hawley paid T. Wells, one of the leading horsemen of his day. for first call. It is not in retaining fees alone that matters have changed to the marked advantage of jockeys. H. Custance, a rider of note, stated that the only present Mr James Merry gave him during the three years he rode for the rich Scotsman was £IOO after winning the Derby on Thormanby. John Day, who steered the Duke of Grafton’s pair Dervise and Problem to victory in the Two Thousand Guineas and One Thousand Guineas respectively, was given a present of £2O, Privately Bred

Ajax, the star galloper in Australia at two and three years old. is included in the category of privatelybred champions. Ajax’s winnings arc several thousands sterling in excess of Limerick's winnings at a like stage, and it is therefore possible for Ajax to beat the son of Limond’s record. In considering matters as between Ajax and Limerick, it has to be remembered (says “ Phaeton ”) that the latter raced up to seven years old, which may not happen in the case of Ajax, for Limerick’s extended career was assisted by reason of his racing as a gelding. Again, the value of several of the important weight-for-age races at the present day is below what it was in Limerick’s time. During Limerick’s career he was called upon to contest 58 races. Will a like test be exacted from Ajax? Following is a list of leading winners privately bred in New Zealand and Australia: —

Limerick, bred by Mr H. A. Knight, New Zealand .. £38,729* Peter Pan. bred by Mr R. R. Dangar. Nevr South Wales £34,938 Hall Mark' bred by Mr C. B. Kellow. Victoria .. . ■ £28,619 Trivalve, bred by Mr E. E. D. Clarke. Victoria . - £28.37j *Poitrel, bred by Messrs F. and D. Moses. Now South Wales £26,920 *Rampion, bred by Messrs J. E. and C. H. Brien. New no _ Q .. South Wales £26,484* Desert Gold, bred by Mr T. H. Lowry, New Zealand £23,133 Furious, bred by Mr E. E. D. Clarke, Victoria .. £20,172 *Wolaroi, bred by Mr D. U. Seaton. New South Wales £20,016 Ajax, bred by Mr E. L. ' Baillieu, “ Mr Constable and Mr A. W. Thompson, New South Wales'. £19.000

‘Poitrcl was olTercd at auction as a yearling at a reserve of 300 guineas, biit was passed in and was raced by his breeders. Rampion went into the sale ring as a yearling at a reseive of 1500 guineas, which was not reached, and once again the breeders had the satisfaction of retaining a colt who won a place among great winners. When Wolaroi was submitted at auction as a yearling 250 guineas was the moderate reserve. The black colt was unsold, and ms breeder enjoyed the full fruits of his successful career. TROTTING NOTES By Sentinel Centenary Derby Nominations for the Great Northern Centenary Trotting Derby, of £SOO, for present yearlings, close on May 30. Axiom Axiom behaved himself a lot better at Forbury Park than ho did at Oainaru. Interference When Bill B. commenced to tire inside the final furlong of the Victory Handicap he bore out and blocked Glen Guy, who then interfered with Royal Grattan. Non-Existent According to the times recorded on the first day at Forbury Park the slow class events cater for a horse that does not exist and could not make an existence unless on sustenance.

Fine Art Fine Art started favourite for the Renown Handicap, but did nothing right in the race. Unofficial The timekeepers missed the start of the St. Clair Handicap, and official time was not taken. A private watch made the time 3min 41 2-ssec. Both Missed Kilmorick and Jock McGrath were solidly backed for the Bayfield Handicap, but they both failed badly at the start. Frisco Lady Frisco Lady did not have her chance assisted in the Flying Handicap by mishaps to her gear, which held up the start and did not help to keep her in the right frame of mind to begin. Ginger Jack Ginger Jack did not please the critics when he appeared for the Ritchie Memorial Handicap. He ran a good race, but without any dash, and apparently he had trained off a bit as a result of his racing at the Interdominion meeting. Morcllo Morello, the winner of the Ritchie Memorial Handicap, put up a strong finish at the end of a solidly-run race. He was always on the scene, and won well at the finish. He is a Rey de Oro from Moonlit, by Great Audubon --Moonchild. by Rothschild. A Change in Going Morello went a much better race on top of the ground at Forbury Park than he did in the softish grass going at Oamaru. Rocks Ahead also shaped a lot better, but he had a bad run, as after waiting on the rails he had to be pulled out and race on the outside over the final circuit. A Speedy Finish

They went the first mile _of the Ritchie Memorial Handicap in 2mm 15 2-ssec. a mile and a-half in 3mm 20sec, and the full distance in 4mm 20 3-ssec. From Renown’s Best in front at the half mile to Morello winning the last half was covered in Imm 1 4-ssec. An Explanation

In connection with the running of Jackaranda in the Domain Handicap, the driver. C, S. Donald, was asked for an explanation. Proof was forthcoming that the horse’s connections had backed him for a considerable sum. Donald explained that the horse is only a three-year-old, and would have had to go round a big field. He waited for an opening, but could not get this, and when he went out on the outside he could do no better than what he did. The explanation was accepted. Slow Class

There was a consensus of opinion at Forbury Park that the class attached to the Beach Handicap is more likely to supply a congested and unweildy field rather than an interesting race. The class attached to the Bayfield Handicap is also considered slow, ana Donor won in 3min 20 4-ssec from a 3min 38sec mark in the Domain Handicap. Bayard There is not much of Bayard, the three-year-old by Frank Worthy from Bonny Logan, but he won the Victory Handicap like a racehorse, as he had to make up a lot of ground on the outside of the field over the final halfmile. Bayard’s dam. Bonny Logan, was got by Logan Pointer —Bonilene. A Busy Watch They were keeping the watch busy on the first day at Forbury Park. Shadeland won from 3min 44sec in 3min 26 3-ssec; Donor in 3min 20 4-ssec from 3min 38sec; Great Divide in 2min 8 2-ssec from 2min 18sec; Morello in 4min 20 3-ssec from 4mm 28sec; Bayard in 3min 2 3-ssec from 3min 16sec; Native Huon in 3min 41 2-ssec from 3min 56sec; Golden Moness in 4min 27 2-ssec from 4min 45,sec; and Worthy King in 2min 43 4-ssec from 2min 45sec. Donor Donor, the winner of the Domain Handicap, had no difficulty in stepping home in 3min 20 4-ssec from a 3mm 38sec mark. It seems safe to predict further honours for him. Donor was got by Jack Potts from Lady Bountiful, by Logan Pointer —Dollar Princess, by Rothschild—The Manageress, by The Manager—Miss Tracey, by Blackwood Abdallah from Jeannie Tracey, a mare followed in 1877 and the dam of Kentucky, General Tracey, and others that helped to enrich the Trotting Stud Book. THE WANGANUI MEETING CENTURY HURDLES TO CHARADE GAILY WINS CONNOLLY HANDICAP (Per United Press Association) WANGANUI, May 12. The Wanganui winter meeting was opened in fine weather before a good attendance. The track was in perfect order. The totalisator handled £15.840, against £12,822 for seven races on Saturday of last year. Results: — PURUA HURDLES, Of £l5O. About one mile and a-half. 4—LONE RAIDER, 9.10 (P. Jarvis) 1 2 BEGORRAH, 10.5 (Lord) .. .. 2 3 ARTFUL DODGER, 10.5 (Trillo) 3 Also started: 1 Porotiti 9.7,6 Te Tula 9 0 5 In Command 9.0, 9 All Spirit car. 9.5*, 8 Brioni 9.0, 7 Master Hertor 9.0. Won by a length, with four lengths between second and third. Brioni was fourth. Time, 2min 51 2-ssec. MAIDEN HANDICAP, Of £l3O. Six furlongs. 4 ARIA, car 7.9 (Stowe) .. .. 1 2 COMETARIUM, 9.0 (N. McKenzie) 2 6—FLYING ACRE, 8.0 (Horne) .. 3 Also started: 3 Irish Orders 8.2. 7 Trilitha 8.0, 1 Royal Tinge 8.0, 8 Dainty Sheila 7.13, 5 Ripple 7.13, 9 Quexona 7.13, 10 Lady Whetu car. 8.6. Won by half a head, with a length between second and third. Trilitha was fourth. Time, Imin 16 4-ssec. CENTURY HURDLES. Of £4OO. About two miles. 3 CHARADE. 9.U (A. Lord) .. 1 4 AURORA’S LOVE, 9.5 (C. Thomson) 2 5 RIOTOUS, 9.7 (W. J. McDowell) 3 Also started: 1 Iddo 10.7, 6 Royal Limond 9.11, 2 Brigadore 9.9. Won by two lengths, with half alength between second and third. Time, 3min 56 2-ssec. BALGOWRIE HACK HANDICAP, Of £175. One mile and 110 yards. 12— COLLODION, 7.8 (Forsyth) .. 1 1— CONVEYOR. 8.7 (Goulsbro) .. 2 2 GALTEEMORE. 8.6 (Broughton) 3 Also started: 9 Amatory 8.7, 7 Joe Louis 8.5, 6 Spender 8.3, 14 Entheos 8.3, 3 Thala 8.1. 5 Cometarium 7.12, 3 Bias car. 7.4, 16 Bonny Glow car. 7.11, 4 Disturbed 7.0. 15 Gay Hunting car. 7 8 17 Hunting Mint car. 7.1, 11 Warehi 7.0, 18 Glenthawn 7.0. 13 Otaki car. 7.5, 10 Inheritance car. 7.4. 19 Koura Rua ° a Won by a head, with four lengths between second and third. Thala was fourth. Time. Imin 48 3-ssec. GRAND STAND STEEPLECHASE, Of £350. About two miles and a-half. S—COUNT WILLONYX. 9.0 (I. Rohloff) 1 4—ARCTIC STAR. 9.6 (N."C. Trillo) 2 I—FOREST GLOW, 10.4 (W. J. McDowell) 3 Also started: 6 Sporting Song 9.8, 2 Don Erma 10.0, 3 Royal Fire car. 9.4*. Arctic Star finished fast, but just failed by half a head to catch. Count Willonyx. A length back was Forest Glow, half a head in front of Royal Fire. Sporting Song was pulled up after a mile and a-half. Time, smin 3 4-ssec. CONNOLLY HANDICAP, Of £3OO. One mile and a-quarter. I— GAILY, car. 7.2 (Forsyth) .. .. 1 4— PASSION FRUIT, 7.12 (Marsh) 2 3 CATALOGUE. 9.6 (Goulsbro) .. 3 Also started: 2 Brazen King 8.2, 8 Lady Kyra car. 7.0, 7 Reipar car. 7.0. 6 Happy Landing car. 7.4. 5 Dutch Girl 7.0, 9 Tahurangi 7.0, 10 Master Norval car. 7.3*.

Won by two lengths, with half ■ a length between second and third. Brazen King was fourth. Time, 2min Bsec.

WINTER OATS HANDICAP, Of £2OO. Six furlongs. S—MITTIE. 8.1 (Horne) .. 2—JOHNNY WALLS, car. 7.3

(Edwards) 2 6—ALUNGA, 8.9 (Broughton) • -3 Also started; Notium 8.10. 4 Debham 8.7, 10 Slippery 8.6, 7 Aureus 8.2, 1 Orate 8.1, 11 Red Sand 7.10, 3 Great Hope 7.9, 12 Bodyline 7.1, 13 Mister Quex 7.8, 9 Alloa 7.1, 13 Davistock 7.0. Won by three lengths, with a length between second and third. Great Hope was fourth. Time. Imin 13sec, BOROUGH HACK HANDICAP, Of £l5O. Six furlongs.

I—EREBUS, 9.0 (B. H. Morris) .. 1 3—RED WITCH, 7.12 (P. Atkins) .. 2 S—MIN LU, car. 7.5 (R. Sargent) .. 3 Also started: 2 Okawa 8.7, 8 Gold Glare 7.12 (left at the post), 10 Black Man 7.12, 6 Viracious car, 7.12 J, 7 Huntino car. 7.11, 13 Sam's Choice 7.9, 4 Golden Pam 7.7, 9 Perfect Idea 7.4, 12 Haile Selassie 7.3, 14 Captain Treville car. 7.0. 16 Aymon 7.0, 11 Clooneen car. 7.2, 17 Ringapoto car. 7.8 J, 15 Ilion 7.0. Won by two lengths, with two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 15sec. Sam’s Choice was fourth. NOTES ON THE RACING ( Special to Daily Times) WANGANUI, May 12. Charade, who looked in great condition, led all the way to win the Century Hurdles, and always appeared to have it won. She set an easy but steady pace for a mile or so and over the last six furlongs she began to move along at a pace which gave most of her opponents trouble. Aurora’s Love stuck to her throughout, and after Iddo and Brigadore had made ineffectual attempts at getting the leader Riotous loomed up, but it was still left to Aurora's Love to challenge Charade in the run home. She had the winner under pressure but without hope of success. Riotous was a good third, with Brigadore handy. Royal Limoni, was never able to go the pace. The surprise of the race was the showing of Aurora's Love and Riotous, who had been inconspicuous in their earlier efforts. While beaten, Iddo and Brigadore ran good races. The latter should improve. , . , „ Count Willonyx, the winner of the Grand Stand Steeplechase, did not appear on the scene as a possibility until the last five furlongs. Up to that stage Don Erma. Arctic Star, Royal Fire and Forest Glow had all had a go at each other out in front and Forest Glow had taken the lead with a mile to go and was not displaced until the second last fence, when he was headed by Count Willonyx. At the last fence, however, Forest Glow was again on terms, with Royal Fire very close up and Arctic Star hanging on There was an exciting finish, Count Willonyx just heading off: Arctic Star, with Forest Glow and Royal Fire close up, and Don Erma not far away. Sporting Song was very sore and took no important part in the running. Arctic Star looked a bit unlucky and should be heard of again on the trip, especially over a longer journey. Gaily was favourite for the Connolly Handicap and she won decisively. She began well and occupied second berth to the pacemaker, Reipar, until the five furlongs, when she took sole charge. Passion Fruit, Reipar, and Brazen King were all under pressure behind her a long way from home and she eventually won handsomely from Passion Fruit, with Catalogue a good third. Then came Brazen King, Happy Landing, Reipar and Dutch Girl. Catalogue ran a patchy race, being well up early, drifting to the rear down the back, and coming again at the finish. Mittie, showing appreciation of the better going won the Winter Oats Handicap in fast time. She began best with Orate, Debham, Alunga, and Notium, and despite Grate’s efforts she kept the lead. Orate went with her to the straight, Debham getting chopped back on the turn, where Alunga was lying third, followed by Johnny Walls, Bodyline, Alloa and Notium. Orate dropped out as they turned for home and left Mittie well clear. Ridden out, she won by over two lengths, Johnny Walls holding off Alunga for second. Great Hope came from well back to get fourth, followed by Bodyline, Orate and Aureus. INQUIRY INTO CATALOGUE’S FORM (Special to Daily Times) WANGANUI, May 12. At the conclusion of the Connolly Handicap to-day an inquiry was instituted by the chief stipendiary steward, Mr C. Gomer, into the running of Catalogue, who eventually finished in third place. It was adiourned until after the last race and finally held over until Saturday morning. It is understood that the connections of the horse are not in any way involved, the inquiry being confined to the way he was handled by C. G. Goulsbro.

FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW (Per United Press Association) WANGANUI, May 12. Following are the Wanganui acceptors lor Saturday:—

SOUTH CANTERBURY HANDICAPS (Per United Press Association) TIMARU, May 12. Following are the handicaps for the first day of the South Canterbury Jockey Club’s winter meeting;— LEVELS HURDLES. , Of £l4O. One mile and a-half.

AUCKLAND HANDICAPS (Per United Press Association) AUCKLAND. May 12. Following are the weights; for .the principal events at the Auckland Racing Club’s Great Northern Steeplechase meeting:— GREAT NORTHERN HURDLES, ' Of £1250. Two miles and a-half.

RACING IN ENGLAND THE NEWMARKET STAKES LONDON, May 11. The Newmarket Stakes (run at Newmarket) resulted: — GOLDEN SOVEREIGN i GREENWICH .. 2 MALABAR .. .. 3 Six started. Won by a length and a-half, with a short head between second and third.

The following acceptances have been received for to-morrow: — 11.45 a.m.— TAHUNA HANDICAP, Ol £150 One mile and a-hali Jock McGrath scr Premier 24 Kilmorick SCI Bon Chance .. 36 Native Kownai scr Gaynor 36 Swift Guy scr Shadeland 36 Traveltone scr Blue Logan 46 yds bhd Jenny’s Guy .. 48 •eilbirnie Dan 12 Axiom 60 Chudleigh ,4 Parrish Chimes 96 12.20 p.m.— SOUTHLAND HANDICAP, Ol £150 One mile and a-hall Cyrano SCI Gold Valley . 24 Mohican .. scr Jackaranda 24 Oasis scr Rollalong 24 Seascape scr Ghandi 36 Token .. scr Donor .. . 48 yds oha Ah Kings 12 12.55— PACIFIC HANDICAP, Of £175 One mile. Civic SCI Monty Chimes scr Coherto .. scr Nell Grattan scr Credit Funds SCI Snowy de Oro scr Eastern Prince set Three Bells scr Embark scr Whitstone scr Harold Wrack _ jr yds bhd Ivy Peterson scr Doubt .. 12 Lord Wrack scr Voloma 12 Marlene .. scr Vologda .. .. 36 1.35— JAMES MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of £400. Two miles. Carver Doone SCI Renown’s Best 24 Southern Smile scr Rocks Ahead 36 yds bhd Morello .. .. 36 Cantata 12 Cloudy Range 60 Gingei Jack 24 2.10— RAILWAY HANDICAP, Of £175. One mile and three furlongs. Adverse scr Tritoma scr Debenture scr War Betty scr Directly SCI yds bhd Donor scr Bill B 12 Eddie Tolan ,. SCI College Boy . 12 Glen Guy scr fslorham Lady 12 Guywin SCI Gold Salute .. 24 Jesse Owens .. scr Bayard .. 36 Royal Grattan scr 2.45— PENINSULA HANDICAP. Of £175. One mile and five furlongs. Axiom scr yds bhd Bosun .. scr Golden Bingen 12 Grade Fields scr Parrish Chimes 12 Orphan Bingen scr Sagamore 12 Shadeland scr Sonoma King 12 Native Huon .. 36 3.20— ROYAL HANDICAP, Of £200. Two miles. College Boy SCI Philario 12 Diversion scr Coherto 24 Fine Art scr Molly Direct 24 Gold Salute .. scr Roan Duke .. 24 Loyal Sun scr Embark .. .. 36 yds bhd Golden Aqua Bond 12 Moness 60 Ivy Peterson 12 3.55FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of £250, One mile and a-quarter. Iraq .. scr yds bhd Navy Blue scr Agile .. 12 Recess .. .. scr Frisco Lady 12 Southern Morello 24 Smile scr Worthy King 24 Renown’s Best 36

11.30— HACK AND HUNTERS’ STEEPLES. Of £200. About two miles. st lb st lb Count Brloni 9 0 Willonyx .. 10 10 Fair Day 9 0 Artful Dodger 10 3 Power Chief 9 0 Even Money 9 8 Master Hector 9 0 All Spirit .. 9 0 Lady Mozeltov 9 0 Callaghan 9 0 12.10— TRIAL HANDICAP. Of £130. Seven furlongs and a-quarter. Cometarium 9 0 Royal Tinge 7 7 Hunting Mint 8 5 Aymon 7 7 Gladium 8 3 Reo Ra .. 7 7 Golden Pam 8 3 Dainty Sheila 7 7 Raceline 8 0 Merry Ruler 7 7 Jacynth 8 0 Quexona 7 7 Captain Koura Rua .. 7 7 Treville .. S 0 Whistle Trilitha 7 8 Pinkie 7 7 Irish Orders 7 7 Ripple .. .. 7 7 12.50— MAY HURDLES, Of £300. One mile and three-quarters. Donegal 11 0 Begorrah 9 7 Iddo .. .. 10 6 Artful 9 Silk Sox 10 3 Dodger .. 0 Aurora’s Love 9 11 In Command 9 0 Beau Gallante 9 10 1.30RIVER HACK HANDICAP, Of £300. One mile and a distance. iliappy Landing .. 9 0 Bias .. .. Bonny Glow 7 7 8 8 Conveyor .. 8 11 Gay Hunting 7 5 Gaiteemore 8 7 Perfect Idea 7 5 Amatory 8 5 Fafner .. 7 3 Puroto .. 8 4 Otaki .. .. 7 3 Joe Louis .. 8 2 Warehi 7 3 Thala 7 13 Inheritance 7 0 Disturbed .. 7 8 2.10— WANGANUI STEEPLES, Of £550 About three miles. Clarion Call 11 9 Count 8 Riotous 10 11 Willonyx .. 9 Royal Brlgadore .. 9 8 Limond .. 10 7 Royal Fire 9 0 Arctic Star 9 8 2.50— EMPIRE HANDICAP, Of £250. One mile and a distance. Catalogue .. 9 6 Lady Kyra .. 7 5 Slippery 8 3 Reipar .. .. 7 2 Brazen King 8 1 Student Gaily .. 7 13 Prince 7 0 3.35— BELMONT HANDICAP. Of £200 Six furlongs. Mittie 8 11 Johnny Walls 7 13 Alunga .. .. 8 10 Great Hope 7 8 Notium 8 8 Bodyline 7 7 Debham 8 5 Winsome Lu 7 7 Orate .. .. 7 13 Alloa .. .. 7 0 4.20— FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP Of £150. Five furlongs. Okawa 8 5 Golden Pam 7 7 Rhodesian .. 8 5 Haile Selassie 7 3 Red Witch 8 3 Gienthawn .. 7 3 Short Circuit 7 13 Raceline 7 3 Gold Glare . 7 11 Illon .. 7 3 Min Lu 7 11 Captain Aria 7 11 Treville .. 7 2 Vivacious 7 11 Clooneen 7 0 Hunting 7 9 Flying Acre 7 0

st Jh st lb Fireguard .. 11 1 The Grasper 9 4 Chile .. 10 10 Western Song 9 3 Courtyard 10 9 Corowa 9 3 The Surgeon 10 4 Corban 9 0 Superex 10 2 Haulbowline 9 0 Survey 10 2 William Hunting Bag 10 2 Rufus 9 0 Sunny Comet 10 0 Conception 9 0 Grampian .. 9 12 Last Post .. 9 0 Trivet 9 10 Sir Rosenor 9 0 Grand Finale 9 5 Scrap .. .. 9 0 Poniard 9 '4 CLAREMONT HACK HANDICAP. Of £130. Six furlongs. Cocksure 9 0 Gilford 7 3 Palmyra 9 0 Flame Queen 7 3 Financiere 8 13 Lockit 7 1 Nightcalm ,. 8 11 Fox Love .. 7 1 Potent 8 9 Baltruin 7 1 Lady Leigh 8 5 Shamfight .. 7 1 Nolana 8 1 Parakino 7 1 Great Auctor 7 0 Memory .. 8 1 Mazamarch 7 0 Irish Steel' Clear 7 0 Birdcatcher 7 13 Sheeny 7 0 Thermidor . 7 12 Donadea 7 0 Glenacre 7 10 Merry March 7 0 Robant 7 8 Ruling Star 7 0 Silver The Wrecker 7 0 Slipper 7 7 Bahama Maid 7 0 Countprvane 7 4 Chanteur 7 0 Passenger .. 7 3 Birch Boy .. 7 0 Astaire 7 3 OPIHI TROT. Of £130. One mile and a-quarter. Audo Girl . scr Mongolian . scr Aldershot . scr Palomar . scr Acuity .. . .. scr Pecunla , scr Arawa .. . . scr Privateer . scr Braw Lass . scr Regal .. . . scr Black Art .. scr Rewai .. . . scr Boreas .. , .. scr Scenic Gem . . scr Centaurus . scr Sterling Devotion ,. scr Pointer * scr Easter Rush . .. scr Tinker .. . . scr Fragment ,. scr True Glow . ♦ scr Grand Slam . . scr Worthy Glenholme ,, scr Empress . scr, Gay Lady .. scr Wee Truman scr Guncase ,. scr Zingarrie w scr Lady Vasclyne scr yds blid Last Hand >• scr Green Tanger 48 Lady Milne . .. scr Sylvie’* Beat 48

TIMARU CUP, Of £300. One mile and a-quarter. st lb st lb Silver Ring 9 4 Pelmet 7 i Willie Win 9 0 Double Gift 7 0 Davolo 8 8 -Royal Gallant 7 0 Studley Silver Sight 7 0 Royal \B 0 Phalanx 7 0 Last Refrain 7 8 Wagner 7 0 Rebel Lad .. 7 7 The MasAmelita 7 7 querader .. 7 0 Wild Career' 7 6 Cintilla 7 0 Mungatoon .. 7 5 Happy Night 7 0 CRA1GMORE HACK STEEPLECHASE, Of £150. Two miles. Polydora 11 6 Nlghtbound 9 0 10 3 Tom Cat . ; 10 2 Red Sceptre 9 0 Sunward 10 1 Bright Red 9 0 9 11 Chanteur 9 Flashlight . 9 7 Gamehunter 9 0 Uncle Jim . 9 4 KINGSDOWN HACK HANDICAP, Of £140. One mile and 35 yards Phalanx 9 4 Shirred Wagner 8 10 Ribbon 7 7 Happy Night 8 10 Ardmayle .. 7 7 Potent 8 8 Bright V h 8 5 Prospect .. Lady Leigh 8 4 Fox Love .. 7 .2 Patuma Girl 8 0 Merry March 7 0 Balmenter . 8 0 Rangemore 7 4 0 Windward 8 0 Stealamarch 7 0 Settlement 7 8 BEACONSFIELD TROT, Of £165. One mile and a-nau. Colonel Taruna .. . scr scr Token .. . scr .. scr Vagabond King scr King’s Jubilee scr Wee Potts scr King Potts Loyal Direct .. scr .. scr yas ona Locanda 12 ., scr LaDourman .. scr Mankind 12 Post Haste .. scr Bayard .. • 24 Precious Metal scr Jane Worthy- .. scr Laurene Wood 24 Crescent . / scr Worthy Need 24 Rollalong .. scr Ace High 36 SEADOWN HANDICAP. Of £170. Six furlongs. st lb Top Row 9 0 Cocksure 7 3 Grey Honour 8 9 Great Star 7 3 8 6 Arrowrose .. Viking . .. 8 6 Silver Sail .. 7 2 8 4 Nightcalm .. 7 0 Golden Chest 7 11 Volo Dale .. 7 0 Lazybones .. Darecourt .. 7 5 7 4 Ballad Windward .. Y 0

st lb Celtic Lad .. st lb Jolly Beggar 11 11 9 .0 11 5 Irish Comet 9 0 10 13 Killadar 9 0 10 12 Bryce Street 9 0 10 7 Simint 9 0 10 5 High Star .. 9 0 ’ King’s Archer 10 5 Count 9 9 Donegal Iddo . .. 10 10 4 1 Rousillion Siwell 0 0 10 1 Valpeen 9 0 9 12 Lady England 9 0 Silk Sox 9 9 Mio Lume .. 9 0 9 V Mana .. •. 9 0 9 5 Kilberis 9 9 9 4 Artful Dodger 9 0 Windsor Dad 9 4 Rua King .. 9 0 Sporting Song 9 0 HANDICAP. CORNWALL Of £600. One mile and a-quarter. 9 5 Shy .. .. 7 2 King Key .. 9 S Cheval de Master Brlerly 9 2 Voice 7 0 Gay Rose .. 8 12 Day Wind .. 7 0 Wotan .. .. 8 8 Happy 0 Kilonsa 8 8 Landing .. 7 Malagigl 8 3 Jack Tar 7 0 Enge .. .. 8 2 King Musk .. 7 0 Knight of 1 Gay Rebel .. 7 0 Australia 8 High Sea .. 7 0 Valamito 7 12 Arawa Rose 7 0 Gold Vaals 7 12 High Test .. 7 0 Tybalt 7 7 Light Waltaka 7 7 Comedy .. 7 0 Valmint 7 5 . Tradesman .. 7 0 Grateful 7 5 GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE, Of £1500. About three miles and threequarters. Tudor 11 8 Mio Lume .. 9 0 Clarion Call 11 8 Bryce Street 9 0 Jolly Beggar 11 8 Kihkle 9 0 Royal Sporting 0 Limond .. 10 12 Song 9 Riotous 10 10 Hirangi 9 0 All Irish .. 10 10 Wykemist .. 9 0 Royal Mimic 10 9 Count Irish Comet 10 7 Rousillion 9 0 Huskie 10 I Golden Forest Glow 10 0 England 9 0 Windsor Lad 9 13 Artful Erination 9 13 Dodger 9 0 Arctic Star 9 6 Mana 9 0 Neil .. .. 9 1 Survey 9 0 Lucidus 9 0 Valpeen 9 / 0