THE ADDINGTON CARNIVAL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23885, 12 August 1939, Page 5

THE ADDINGTON CARNIVAL

CONCLUDING DAY’S RESULTS

MARSCERES PRINCIPAL WINNER

TROTTERS’ EVENT TO LAMENT

(Pen United Press Association) CHRISTCHURCH. Auk. 11. The New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s August meeting was concluded at Addington to-day in showery weather before a large'attendance. The track was holding. The totalisator investments were £48,89* compared with £45,330 10s last year. The total lor the meeting was £138.415. compared with £118.903 10s. Following are the results:—

Glenrossie scr, 6/6 Renown’s Best scr. 9/9 Grand Mogul 12yds bhd, 5/3 Icevus 12. 7/7 Village Guy 12. Won by a neck, with a head between second and third. Icevus was fourth. Times: 2min 52 2-ssec. 2min 52 3-ssec, 2min 53 4-ssec. NOTES ON THE RUNNING UNFAVOURABLE CONDITIONS (From Our Special Reporter! CHRISTCHURCH, Aug. 11. The Metropolitan Trotting Club concluded Us meeting under extremely unfavourable conditions. This morning broke dull and misty, and in the early forenoon a heavy drizzling rain get in. The weather became very uninviting, but nevertheless a fair attendance turned out to see the concluding card, and despite track conditions calculated to upset form, they bet freely during the day. The card was opened in a heavy drizzling rain, accompanied by a mist.

MIDWINTER HANDICAP. Of £3OO. One mile and a-half,

il/10—- Gentleman Joe. 24yds bhd (W.J Allan) 1 5/s—Reward, scr (G. Cameron) .. 2 2/3— Shadel«iid. l2 (D. Bennett) 3 Also started: 7/.7'Escalade scr. 10/11 Native Huon scr. 3/2*.Violet Wrack scr. 11/10 Aircraft l2yds>bhd (bracketed with Gentleman Joe). 12/14 Bill Grattan 12. 4/4 Jenny’s Guy 12 and Grade Fields 24 (bracketed), 15/15 Mannas Son 24. 1/1 Swift Guy 24. 9/9 Mohican 36. 13/13 Sonoma King 36. 14/12 Tan John 36, 6/6 Swordsman. 48 8/8 Timworthy 48. Won by a length, with a head between second and third. Swift Guy was, fourth. Times: :3min 27- 2-ssec. 3min 29 4-ssec. 3min 29sec.

LIGHTNING HANDICAP. Of' £3OO. One mile’.-and, a-half.

Midwinter Handicap

The going was becoming greasy as the field for the. Midwinter Handicap lined up to start. Violet Wrack began- well, and.led out from Native Huon, Reward* Bell Grattan, and Escalade. At the end’of the first circuit Bscalado had taken charge from Violet Wrack,, Swift Guy, Shadeland. and Gentleman Joe. Going down the back Gentleman Joe moved up and took charge before reaching the home turn. /He came on to win by a length from Reward, who finished a head in front of Shadeland, who 'ad moved up at the far turn. Swift Guy was another head away. Grade Fields was fifth. Bill Grattan and Native Huon broke up in the first three furlongs, and Aircraft was pulled up. Lightning Handicap Harold Guy was most in favour for the Lightning Handicap. Loyal Avis began best, but after going a couple of furlongs gave way to Harold Guy, who in turn was headed by Doubt. At the end of a round Doubt was showing the way to Harold Guy, and once in the back stretch Mankind moved up to third place. , Doubt led Into the straight from Harold Guy, who wore down the leader and won by»a neck. Sports Review was three lengths away, beating Mankind by a neck, , Loyal Pat, Loyal Avis, and 'College Boy followed the placed lot. Pecunia, Loyal Avis, and Ivy Peterson faded out after being handy for over a mile. Ace High put in a bad break, and Quest broke his gear and was pulled up at the end of five furlongs. Heathcote Handicap Sea Gift and Horsepower shared the leadership in the Heathcote Handicap, and they required 2min 29sec to cover the first mile. The field was racing in close order, and inside the final half-mile Red Ranger and Nell Grattan moved up. Nell Grattan led into the straight from Sea Gift, Red Ranger and Donald Dhu. Red Ranger took charge in the straight, but Donald Dhu came on to beat him by two lengths. Silver Guy was a length away third, and then came Horsepower, a moderate fourth, and Nell Grattan next. National Plate They confidently went for Marsceres in the National Plate Handicap, and backed him down to a short price. Renown’s Best was slow away, and Gallant Knight showed the way to Marsceres. Bonny Azure, Rocks Ahead. Graham Direct and Piutus at the end of half a mile. The leadership was unchanged at the end of a mile, which took 2min 26sec. Beginning the last .lap Gallant Knight was still in charge from Marsceres. and Rocks Ahead had dropped back. Racing down the back Gallant Knight and Marsceres were in charge from Graham Direct. Bonny Azure and King’s Warrior. Marsceres joined Gallant Knight when coming round- the top, with Graham Direct next, and Parisienne had moved up on the outside Marsceres led Gallant Knight into the straight and then came on to win by two lengths from Bonny Azure, who beat Gallant Knight by a length. Graham Direct was close up fourth, with Rocks Ahead and Parisienne next Federal Handicap Token. Toorak, and Waiter Gay were smartest on their legs and at the end I of half a mile Token and Walter Gay were in front of Waipahi and Jackaranda. with Windsor Lass and Toorak dose up. Southern Chief was a bit slow away and then raced up on the outside Going down the back Waipahi. Walter Gay. and Jackaranda were closely attended by Windsor Lass. Waipahi, Windsor Lass, Southern Chief, Red Pigeon, and Toorak was the order as they turned for home Windsor Lass went to the front as they were in line for home and finally won by two lengths from Red Pigeon, who beat Southern Chief by two lengths. Toorak put in a good run to finish fourth and then came Horsepower, Waipahi, Jackaranda and Nervie’s Last. Addington Handicap Aristotle and Helen’s Bay broke and Te Kahu went off at a break in the Addington Handicap. Pilot Peter had taken charge when they reached the back from Gerfalcon and Lament, followed by Te Kahu, Bittersweet, and Guy Hugo. Passing the stand Pilot Peter was leading Lament. Gerfalcon. Te Kahu, and Guv Hugo. Pilot Peter led along the back, but Lament took charge at the far turn and led Gerfalcon into the straight, and Nell Volo

1/I—Harold Guy. scr * '(J. Fftiser. iun.). l 4/i—Doubt. Sdr (A. Fair bairn) .. 2 24sidj»vbhd * s :r ■ , :(R. Motz) , 3 Also 10/11 Ivy Peterson scr. 8/8 Loyal Avis scr.-3/3 Pecunia scr. 11/10 Ace High 12yds bhd. 6/5 Loyal .Pat 12. 2/2 Quest 12. 5/6 Mankind 24. • ', , Won by a neck, with three lengths between second arid third. Mankind was fourth. Times; 3min 24 3-sseb, 3rain 24 4.-ssec 3min 24sec. /

HEATHCOTE HANDICAP. Of £SOO. Two miles.

3/3—Donald Dhu, 24yds bhd ' (G. Mouritz) 1 1/I— Red Ranger, 12 (Mi Holmes) 2 4/4—Silver Guy, scr (R. Townley) 3 Also started: 7/7 Frisco- Lady scr. 6/0 Nell Grattan scr. 2/2 Horsepower 13yds bhd, 5/5 Sea Gift 12. Won,-by two lengths,.,with a length between second' and third. Horsenowep was fourth. Times: 4min 43scc. 4min 44 2-6 sec. 4min 45 3-ss«c.

NATIONAL PLATE, Of £759. two miles,

1/I— : Marsceres, scr (D. C. Watts) .. I, 8 B—Bonny Azure. 12yds bhd (L. O. Thomas) 2 5/3— Gallant Knight, scr (J. Bryce, jun.) 3

Also started: 3/5 Renown’s Best scr, 2/2 Plutus 12yds bhd; 6/7 Rocks Ahead 12. 4/4 King’s Warrior 36. 9/9 Parisienne 60.

Won by two lengths, with a length between second and third. Graham Direct was fourth. Times: 4min 41! 2,-ssec. 4min 41 3-ssec, 4min 42 4-ssee

FEDERAL HANDICAP,

Of £350 One mile and a-quarter. 4/4—Windsor Lass, scr (J. Pringle) I 5/7— Red Pigeon, scr (D. C. Watts) 2 3/3— Southern Chief, scr

(R, B. Berry) 3

Also started: 2/2 Token scr. 11/11 Jackaranda scr. 3/3 Fremont -12yds bhd (bracketed with Southern Chief). 6/6 Waipahi scr. 10/10 Walter Gay scr. 1/1 Great-Divide ]2yds bhd. 9/9 Horsepower 12, 7/8 Nervie’s Last 12. 12/12 George Key 24. Won by two lengths each way Tporak was fourth. Times: 2min 5.5 4-ssec. 2min 54sec. 2min 54 2-ssec. ADDINGTON HANDICAP. Of £SOO. One mile and a-half. 2/2— Lament, 12yds bhd (W. J. Doyle) I 1/I— Gerfalcon, scr (M. Holmes) 2 11/13— Nell Volo, scr (F. J. Smith) 3 A’sostarted: 14/14 Franz Derby scr. 13/12 Lady Sonoma scr, 8/8 Te Kahu s '- r and Bittersweet 24yds bhd (bracketed). 7/7 Aristotle 12yds bhd. 5/5 Blue Logan 12, 0/9 Guy Hugo 12, 12/11 Helen’s Bay 12, 10/10 Mute 12. 3/3 Pl ot Peter 12, 6/6 Royal Romance 12. 4/4 Captain Bolt 36 and Wahnooka 48 (bracketed). Won by two lengths, with a length and a-half between second and third. Guy Hugo was fourth. Times: 3min 32sec. 3min 33 2-ssec. 3min 34sec ISLINGTON HANDICAP. Of £350. One mile and a-half. 0/s—Jesse Owens, scr (P. Gallagher) I 4/6—Great Jewel. 24yds bhd (R. B. Berry* 2 3/2—Battlefield. 24yds bhd (M. Holmes* ) Also started: 10/10 Elbe Parrish scr. 6/5 Morewa scr (bracketed with the winner), l/l Nelson Eddy scr. 5/4 Salalon scr and Harlequin 12yds bhd (bracketed), 7/7 Sports Review scr. 8/8 Acuity 12yds bhd. 2/3 King Potts 12. 11/11, Treasure Bond 12. 12/12 Wee Potts 12, 9/9 Bill B. 36. Won by two lengths, with three lengths between' second and third. King Potts was fourth. Times; 3min 29 4-ssec. 3min 28 l-ssec. 3min 28 3-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of £4OO. One mile and a-quarter. 2/2—Gallant Knight, scr (J. Bryce, jun.) 1 1/I—Cantata, scr (H. Smith) .. 2 4/s—lronside, scr (F. J. Smith) 3 Also started: 10/10, Bingen Palm scr, 1/1 Blair Athol 12yds bhd (bracketed with Cantata). 3/4 Fricca Bov car. B'B

had moved up on the outside. Pilot Peter broke in the straight, and Lament came on to win by two lengths from Gerfalcon, who beat Nell Volo by a length and a-half. Guy Hugo was fourth, followed by Blue Logan and Wahnooka. Islington Handicap Nelson Eddy started a fairly good favourite for the Islington Handicap. Salalon and Treasure Bond dwelt on the mark when they went off. Effie Parrish began better than Morewa, and Nelson Eddy was a shade slow. After going a circuit Morewa and Nelson Eddy were showing the wav to Effie Parrish and King Potts. Jesse Owens and Acuity moved up in the back stretch, and at the far turn Morewa and Nelson Eddy were still in charge, but the last-named was tiring. Morewa and Harlequin led into the straight from Jesse Owens and Great Jewel. Jesse Owens then out In a good run to reach the front and won bv two lengths from Great Jewel, who beat Battlefield by three lengths. King Potts was another length further back, with Morewa. Harlequin, and Bill B, next. Farewell Handicap

The meeting was concluded with Gallant Knight. Frisco Boy. and Cantata being the first to become prominent in the Farewell Handicap. Gallant Knight. Cantata, and Frisco Bpy led oast the stand from Glenrossie. Bingen Palm, and Grand Mogul. Iccvus joined the leaders as they raced along the back, and at the home turn Gallant Knight. Cantata. Icevus and Ironside were racing in close order in charge of the field. Gallant Knight was keot busy, and finally won by a neck from Cantata, who iust beat Ironside. Icevus was close up fourth, with Glenrossie and Blair Athol next.

THE C.J.C. MEETING

TO-DAY’S HELDS REVIEWED

<F*om Our Special Reporter) CHRISTCHURCH. Aug. 11. „ The weather does not look at all favourable for the concluding dav of the Grand National meeting. The rain which set in to-day will soften the going at Riccarton. and if it continues overnight will tend to unset the form displayed in much firmer ground on the first two days of the meeting. A most disappointing feature of the final card Is the uaucltv of the fields for the Lincoln Steeples and Sydenham Hurdles. The fields for the flat races are quite good, and provide plenty of scone for the operations of punters. The interest in the Longbeach Handicap will be lessened by the fact that it will be run in divisions, but the change in going may lead to a reduction. enabling it to become one field, hence the draw for position becomes a most important factor when considering the race as a betting proposition. A number appear to have a chance. The Sandwlchman appears amongst those engaged in the Styx Hurdles, and will infuse extra interest in the race.

An excellent field appears in the Heathcote Handicap, and the betting will probably take a wide spread, with support for Lowenberg Ned Cuttle. Lady Montana. Tidewaiter. Dictate, and Settlement, and Balmenter must be granted a good chance, as he not only acts well in heavy going, but is also nicely treated on form with Lowenberg Settlement and Tidewaiter.

Assuming that Bridegroom is a better horse than handicapped, he should give Slayer hard work in the Lincoln Steeples. The meeting will be concluded with a good field for the Selwyn Handicap. 'it it may be reduced from its present strength, as Dictate and Spanish Lad are also engaged in the Heathcote Handicap. Despite his big weight, Majority will be fancied, as he acts well in heavy going, and the same remark applies to his stable mate. Ned Cuttle, who is engaged in th£ Heathcote Handicap. The following may be amongst those fancied for their engagements:— Aylesbury Steeples.—Ei Caballo. Hanover. Longbeach Handicap Montessa. Rex Maitland, Kaiwaka. and Lady Tinkle, or King Gustavo if run in divisions.

Sydenham Hurdles.—Aussie Ra. King Rey.

Styx Hurdles.—The Sandwichman. Begorrah. Dividend. Heathcote Handicap.—Ned Cuttle. Lady Montana Balmenter. or Tidewaiter,

Lincoln Steeples.—Bridegroom. Redcliffs Handicap.—Windsor Chief. Dranoel. The Wrecker. Selwyn Handicap.—Majority. Mishna. Dictate, or Toolev Street. The fields arc as follows; 11,32- , AYLESBURY STEEPLECHASE, Of £3OO. About two miles and a-half.

LONGBEACH HANDICAP, Of £3OO. Six furlongs.

SYDENHAM HURDLE HANDICAP. Of £6OO. Two miles.

1.37STYX HURDLE HANDICAP. Oi £3OO. One mile and three-quarters.

2.22 HEATHCOTE HANDICAP, Of £450. Nine furlongs.

3.7UNCOLN STEEPLECHASE, Of £7OO. About three miles.

REDCLIFFS HANDICAP. Of £3OO. One mile.

SELWYN HANDICAP. Of £4OO. Seven furlong*.

OTAGO HUNT CLUB MEET POSTPONED The Otag'-i Hunt Club’s weeklv meet, which was to have been held this afternoon at Green Island, has been postponed to the following Saturday owinc to the soft state of the grounds

DIVISION RACES PROBABLE (Per United Press Association) CHRISTCHURCH, Aug, 11, The acceptances for the Longbeach Handicap to be run at the Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting to-morrow exceed the limit allowed for the six furlong barrier. In the event of a division being necessary the stake for both divisions will be £l5O for the winner and £3O for second. The divisions are:—First division; Aggravate. Kaiwaka, Astaire, Teak, Montessa, Withdrawal, Donadea, Great Memory, Brilliant Boa, Royal Show, St. Cloud, Rye Town, Prince Ruenalf, Jed _ Forest, Merry March, Scarteen, Swingtime. Second division: Gold Salute, Phenomenal, Rex Maitland. Lady Tinkle, Flame Queen, Prudent Prince, Grey Night, Pink Dress. Night Pal, Wapaugh. Fascinator. King Gustavo, Lady Don, Blue Coat. Trumpeter Sound. Derive. The acceptances for the Heathcote Handicap also exceed the limit. If it is necessary to run the race in divisions the winner of each wiU receive £225 and the second £45. The divisions are:—First division: Dungarvan. Lady Montana, Dictate, Trench Fight, Keha, Monipere, Valantua, Liane. Balmenter. Nightdress, Wagner, Cope Gabo. Second division: Ned Cuttle, Lowenberg. Tldewaiter, Settlement, Spanish Lad, Raana. Might, 'Hunting Mint, Wine Card, • Lady Middleham. Waitaka, Norseman. RACING NEWS By Sentinel FIXTURES August 12.—Grand National meeting. August 19.—Pakuranga Hunt. August 31.—Egmont-Wanganui Hunt September 2.—Taranaki Hunt. September 2.—OtaPo Hunt. September 7. 9.— Wanganui J.C. September 16.—Foxton R-C. September 16.—Ashburton R.C September 16 18.—Avondale J.C. September 21 23.—Geraldine R.C. September 23.—Marton J.C. September 30.—Otaki-Maor> J.C.

Imported Colt The Papyrus—Tan-Belle colt, who arrived at Auckland from England last week, is owned by Mr T. Coltman. of Wellington, and he will go -into the stable of H. Telford at Trentham, I Brother to Vintage

Scarteen, who made his first public appearance in the Cashmere Rlate at Riccarton on Tuesday, is a full-brother to Vintage. H e is a well-grown three-year-old. but he will require more time yet. Catalogue

After Catalogue’s success in his third Winter Cup at Riccarton on Tuesday, his connections announced that, all going well, he would make another trip shortly to Victoria to contest the Melbourne Cup again. His weight this year is 9.0, equal fourth top with Round Up and Mosaic. Defaulter has 9.5. Profitable Trips

Mr J. A, Hennah, Padishah’s owner, has now made seven trips to Riccarton, each time with only one horse, and he has won at least one race on every trip. Mr G. Murray-Aynsley The well-known Ripcarton ownertrainer. G. Murray-Aynsley. was present at the Riccarton races on Thursday for the first time for about 18 months. He did not see this years Grand National, but claims to have witnessed 57 of the last 59. Improving Jumper

Slayer has now won four steeplechases for Mr L. C. Hazlett (three since he joined P. T, Hogan’s stable), and with place money has made himself the best bargain of recent months. The Valkyrian gelding is not very big. but he is a sound stayer and an improving jumper, and as he is one of the youngest ’chasers in commission more should bq heard of him. >" ‘

North Island Successes V." North Island horses have had a great innings at Riccarton this week. On Grand National Day they won five races, and on Thursday won five and participated in the dead-heat in a sixth. Their wins included both Grand Nationals and the Winter Cup. TROTTING NOTES By Sentinel FIXTURES August 26.—Auckland T.C. September 2.—New Brighton T.C. September 20. 23.—Wellington T.C. September 30.—Methven T.C. October 7.—New Brighton T.C. October 12, 14,—Manawatu T.C. (if further permit available) October 21, 23.—Greymouth T.C. October 21, 23. or 25.—Auckland T.C. October 23. Oamaru T.C. October 25, 28.—Wellington T.C. October 25. 28.—Invercargill T.C. Driver Injured G. McKendry had an arm fractured when he was thrown out of the sulky at Addington on Wednesday. Paced Solidly Battlefield paced solid races at Addington. and should soon return to the winning list. One to Follow King Potts paced well enough at Addington to show that he is near his best form, and the North Otago pacer looks like having a profitable season. Requires Plenty of Room Mute did not nut a toe wrong when, starting from the limit, he led all the way on the opening day at Addington but he gave a very mixed display when required to race in the midd.le of the field on Wednesdav Apparently he is one of the kind which requires plenty of daylight. Loyal Direct Loyal Direct was one of the finds of the season in the Auckland province, registering five wins and eight placings. The Grattan Loyal mare raced in the interests of Mr George McNickle. whose previous representatives. Alexis. Parochial and Nawton Parrish, were all winners. He also trains Double Peter. Loyal Direct may continue to pay her way. Fine Art

By winning the King’s Handicap at Addington on Wednesday, Fine Art qualified for the New Zealand Trotting Cup, to be decided in November. It was an impressive victory, for, after starting smartly, he took the lead before two furlongs had been covered, and held it to the finish. Three furlongs from home Colonel Grattan raced up to him, but by the time the straight was reached Colonel Grattan began to tire, being obviously short of sufficient work. This marked Fine Art’s tenth win, and he has also been 11 times second and five times third. His stake earnings total £3022. He is ond of the most promising pacers in the Dominion, and will more than hold his own in select classes in November PAKURANGA HUNT MEETING ACCEPTANCES FOR NEXT SATURDAY (Per United Press Association) AUCKLAND, Aug. 11. The following are the acceptances for the Pakuranga Hunt meeting to be held on August 19: —- GREENMOUNT HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE. Of £2OO. About two miles and a-half.

HARRIS MEMORIAL HACK AND HUNTERS' HURDLES, Of £2OO. One mile apd three-quarters.

JELLXCOE HANDICAP. Of £4.00,0ne; mile.

PAKURANGA HUNT CUP, Of £575 and trophy value £25. About three miles.

AUCKLAND HANDICAP, Of £2OO. One mile.

LADIES’ BRACELET HANDICAP, Of £2OO. Gentlemen riders. One mile and a-quarter.

ADMIRALTY HANDICAP. Of £3OO. Six furlongs.

TRIPLE DEAD-HEATS RARE INCIDENTS IN NEW ZEALAND The triple dead-heat recorded at Riccarton on Thursday was the first In the history of racing on the Riccarton Racecourse, but it.was hot the first in the South Island, as in the late eighties or early nineties, Sir William, Huntingdon, and Little Fraud ran a triple dead-heat:at. a Dunedin Jockey Club’s meeting at, Forbury Bark,. ■’says the Press. "There have beensevqrsl' incidents' of’; this- nature, however. Ini the North .island,’ the last, helps'dh thc Pukekobc Handicap at Franklin, on March 8,1929, when Vali (R. S. Bagbv), Gerallght fR; McTavish) ahd Respirator (A. Parsons) crossed: the line Probably the first recorded - triple oead-heat in. New Zealand;was. in the Flying Handicap, six furlongs,' at Stratford, In January, 1893,. wheiV’Shiela (Cudd), Mutiny (Crocker) and Chatterbox (Knight) passed the post£ together, but in the run-off Shiela won by $ neck from'Mutiny .with Chatterbox close up. In the City Handicap..one mile and a-quarter,' at Ellerslie in November, 1894, ;Mr;jJ. Forth’s First’. Nelsori (Hod-. son); Mr S. LyelTs (Creamer), and Mr G, Wrights Forme (Hall) dead-heated, but in the run-off First Nelson won by two lengths from Forme, who boat Ben Godfrey by 12 lengths. .. . At the Auckland winter meeting in June, 1903, then known as the Auckland Racing Club’s NortlvNew Zealand Grand National meeting, Mr J. Chaafe s St. Olga (Chaafe, jun.). Mr J. Georges Paratutu (George, jun.). and Mr W. C. Ring’s Miss Lottie (owner) finished on terms in the Glasgow Handicap, seven fU ln°February, 1911, the Malden Scurry, four furlongs, at the Gisborne Racing Club’s meeting, produced a triple deadheat ,for second place, Mr C. Morses Birkline (F. Porter) won, and J. Sisterton’s Oma Tere (J. Griffith). Hon. W. D. S McDonald’s Apelles (J. Dwyer) and Mr F. Hall’s Miss Murphy (W. Kirk) finished on terms a length and a-half behind Birkline. ... _ Mr A. B. Williams’s Tuahvne (R. Reed), Mrs M. A. Perry’s Tiega (L, G Morris), and Mr P. Hunters Crown Gem (Daly) dead-heated in the Welter Handicap, seven furlongs, at the Napier Park autumn meeting m 192 b. At Trentham on January 20. 1920. Nursing Sister (A. Reedi, Hepta (R. S. Bagby), and Borealis (G. Young) deadheated in the Ruapehu Handicap, By a remarkable coincidence the Huapehu Handicap eight years later saw another triple dcad-heat among W. Whites Broadacre (A. E, Ellis). J. D. Ormond s Polydectes (F. Waddell), and J.. »■ McLeod's Ganymede (W. Brown),.

Hanover at lb . 12 8 Uncle Jim st lb 9 8 El Caballo . . U 7 Panara 9 0 Glenvane . 10 13 Red Terror 9 0 Tomcat 12.12- . 9 10

Aggravate 8 13 Brilliant Boa 8 3 Gold Salute 8 13 Royal Show 8 0 Kalwaka 8 12 Wapaugh .. 8 0 Phenomenal 8 12 King Gustavo 8 0 Astaire Rex Maitland 8 11 8 9 St. Cloud .. Prince 8 0 Teak .. 8 8 Ruenalt 8 0 Lady Tinkle 8 8 Lady Don .. 8 0 Montessa 8 8 Fascinator .. 8 0 Flame Queen 8 7 Jed Forest.. 8 0 Withdrawal 8 7 Blue Coat .. 8 0 Prudent Prince 8 7 Merry March Trumpeter 8 0 Donadea 8 7 Sound 8 0 Grey Night 8 5 Scarteen 8 0 Great Derive 8 0 Memory .. 8 5 Ryetown 8 0 Pink Dress .. 12.528 3 Swingtime .. 8 0

King Rey . 10 13 Inness Lad . . 9 8 Aussie Ra . . 10 4 Pink Robe .. , 9 5 Agog .. . 9 8

The SandContract 9 8 wich man . . 11 1 Tutor .. .. 9 3 Dividend . 10 12 Round Score 9 2 Pink Robe . . 10 9 Newly Rich Bit o*BIue 9 0 Begorrah . . 10 9 9 0 Lustral ,. . . 10 6 Esperance Chat .. . . 10 6 Bay .. .. 9 0 Last Link . . 9 13 In the Dark 9 0

Dungarvan .. 0 7 Valantua 8 4 Ned Cuttle .. 9 4 Might .. .. 8 0 Lady Dane .. .. 8 0 Montana . 9 4 Hunting Mint 8 0 Lowenberg .. 9 4 Balmenter .. 8 0 Dictate .. .. 9 3 Wine Card .. 8 0 Tidewalter .. 9 2 Nightdress .. 8 0 Trench Fight 8 13 Lady Settlement 8 12 Mlddleham 8 0 Kena .. 8 5 Wagner .. 8 0 Spanish Lad 8 5 Waltaka 8 0 Moniperc .. 8 5 Cape Gabo .. 8 0 Raana .. . 8 5 Norseman .. 8 0

Slayer .. . . 11 4 Gold Wren . . 10 2 Bridegroom 10 5 3,52-

Straightdcl . 9 9 Hunting Windsor Chorus 8 4 Chief 9 9 Dranoe) 8 4 Aurora’s Star 9 0 Screamer 8 3 Gold Salute 8 12 Maroha, 8 3 The Wrecker 8 12 Little Robin 8 0 Capricious 8 11 Gay Hunting 8 0 Waka .. a 10 Lockit .. .. 8 0 Dancing Shanghai Lily a 0 Flame 8 10 Ktzcl 8 0 Captain Full Back a 0 Bruce a a Tint o’ Tan a 0 ' e Tocpiet .. 8 7 4,37-

Majority 10 7 Mtttic K 10 Black Thread 5 10 Konetta R in NIghtcalin .. 9 10 Spanish Lad Skyrena 8 6 Alma 9 4 8 4 Dictate 9 3 Lady Leigh 8 4 Gay Chou . 9 1 Ruling Spl .. 8 1 Silver Streak 0 1 Master Tooley Street 8 13 Hotspur a 0 Paper Note 8 11 Silver Slipper 8 0 Mishna 3 10

st lb st lb British Battle Pomp 9 0 Sovereign 10 2 Paddle .. .. 9 0 Gold Brocade 9 7 Cockajarum 9 0 Kittle ,. 9 7 Anagram 9 0 Tupeotu 9 0 Gar Vaals .. 9 0 Gay Cavalier 9 0 British Lass 9 0 Ararata 9 0 Caurnie 9 0

Knight of SUrvalyon . . 9 0 ■ Australia .. 9 13 Te Ronga . . 9 0 Gadger .. .. 9 10 Prince , , King Musk 9 JO Tractor 0 0 Adsum .. .. 9 10 Long Span V. 9 0 London 9 10 ' Iskra ■ v* . 9 0 Royal Nation 9 10 Tea Chat .. 9 0 Little Briton 9 7 Harbour Chlkara 9 7 Bridge i.' .. 9 0 Valueless 9 2 Dark Rose 9 0 Flash By .. 9 1 SVLVIA PARK HANDICAP, Of £200. Six furlongs; J Val Lu 9 7 Noisy Klght S 0 Inquisitor ,i 9 : 7 Biddy . Girl . S 0 The Trimmer 9 3 Ellse 8 0 Spearford ... 9 1 Pertlnax y. .. 8 0 High Delight • 9 0 Chief Scout 8 0 Sebrof .. .. 9 0 • Tellsom 8 0 Kenneth Gazeful,, v,,. 8 0 BO’-ert , 8 13 Blde-a-wee 8 0 Erllck .. 8 12 Innovation .. S 0 Brazen Bold a 8 Te Kawltt .. 8 0 Our Jean .. 8 8 Dick Turpin 8 0 Gamos 8 5 Crcstmhn : .. 8 0 Odtaa .. .. 8 3 Nyola . . .. 8 0 Romani ., 5 9 Clipper .... 8 0 Royal Tray 8 0 Gay Movie 8 0 Glen Connell 8 0 Bonnybelle 8 0 Wyndora .. 8 o British Talent a 0 Bronze , Milanion .. 8 0 Emerald .. a 0 Blsqult 8 0 Beverley 8 0 Summary : .. 8 0 Hunto .. .. a 0 Fleeiwind ... 8 0 Raj any a ., 8 0 Waltarma , ,, 8 0 Loyal Grant 8 - 0 Backblopk 8 0 Royal Message 8 0 Imperator . .. 8 0 Princess Val 8 0 Royal Fawfcet 8 0 Hunter’s Night .. 8 0

Maori Song 8 i6 Jayola .. .. 7 4 Orate .. .. 8 6 Black Musk 7 1 Valmint 8 3 Very Glad .. 7 0 Royal Phllcourt .. 7 0 Bachelor .. 8 3 Armacourt .. 7 0 Jack Tar .. 8 3 Bright Idea 7 0 Besiege .. .. 7 n Ivy Wlllonyx. 7 0 Marie’s Acre 7 9 Vaalso 7 0 Erndale 7 6 Tip Toes , . 7 0 Airam .. .. 7 4

Biform .. .. 10 8 Smilin’ Thru 9 1En Tour 10 5 Roxy .. .. 9 0 St. Musk .. 10 4 British Bridegroom 10 1 Sovereign 9 0 London 9 10 Electric Gadger .. .. 9 7 Flash 9 0 Mahala .. 9 7 Little Briton 9 0 Wykemist .. 9 7 Tea Chat .. 9 0 Royal Nation 9 7 Bells of Bow 9 0

Saccone 0 2 Right Royal 8 0 Palmtnt 9 0 The Dozer .. 8 0 High Delight Erlick .. . .. 9 0 8 13 Hackenschmldt .. 8 0 Melvanui 8 li Aero Queen 8 0 The Cardinal 8 1? Wild Acre .. 8 Q Valdcne 8 10 Buccaneer .. 8 0 Long SJsan .. 8 7 Little Idea . . 8 0 Prival .. 8 5 Gazeful 8 0 Silver Glow 8 0

Gladium n 11 Wildore ., 10 7 General Riske 11 1 Gaine's .. 10 Lapldarian .. 10 8 Choice 7 Siwel 10 7 Harbour ... 10 Rothoon 10 7 Bridge 7 Prince Rey Lu ..10 7 Tractor .. 10 7 Whenua ..10 7 Tupeotu 10 7 Feldberg .. 10 7

Francis Drake 10 2 Bachelor King 8 9 Silver Jubilee 9 12 Te Monowal a 0 Orate .. .. 9 10 Land Girl .. 8 0 Whirling 9 7 Namara 8 0 Prince Acre 9 6 Valspear 3 0 Young Te Poto 8 0 Paddon .. 8 13 Dutch Girl 8 0 Gay Seton .. 8 12 Calorie .. ,. 8 0 Birthday Boy 8 7 Bronwcn 8 0 Erndale 8 7 Trllllarch .. 8 0