RACING AND TROTTING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24431, 17 October 1940, Page 3

RACING AND TROTTING

' racing news By Sentinel FIXTURES October 1?;; 19.—Masterton R.C. October: 19.—South Canterbury J.G. October 19.—Rotorua Hunt October 19.—Stratford R.C October 24, 26, 28.—Wellington R.C. October 26.—Poverty Bay R.C October 26, 28.—Gore R.C. October 28.—Waikato Hum Club. October 28.—Poverty Bay Hunt. October 28.—Waverley R.C October 28.—North Canterbury R.C. November 1 2.—Whangarei R.C November 2.—Rangitikei R.C. November 2.—Banks Peninsula R.C. November 2.—Poverty Bay Turf November 9.—Napier Park R.C November 9 11 —Avondale J.C. November 9, 11. 13, 16 —Canterbury J.C November. 16 —Napier Park R.C November 16. 18.—Waikato R.C November 23.—Southland R C November 23.—Levin R.C November 23. 25.—Auckland R.C. November 30.—Ashburton County R-C. _ November 30 December 2.— Feilding J C Teschemaker Handicap The Raker and Swordstick are the ruling favourites for the Teschemaker Handicap. ■ , A Colt The Valkyrian mare Dissemble has foaled a colt to Siegfried. Early Arrivals Sly Fox, Blonde Princess, Beau Leon, and Sir Cameron are booked for an early arrival at Trentham. A Penalty Sly Fox has been re-handicapped to 8.3 in the New Zealand Cup as a result of winning the Mitchslspn Cup. A Change It is reported that the southern lightweight, R. E. Humphries, has joined W. H. Dwyer’s stable at Awapuni. Top-weight In a field of 15 acceptors for the Teschemaker Handicap the top-weight is 8.3. to be carried by Queen of Song. Disappointments Those whose form disappointed at Wingatui included Capricious. Winning Rival, Passaform. Sparkle, Spearthrust, Nightcalm and Hearth. Wingatui Support Wingatui stables do not bestow much patronage at the one-day meetings held at Timaru. At next Saturday’s meeting Combat, Swordstick, Hanlon, and Hearth figure In the acceptances. Taxation .

Taxation ■ paid in connection with the Dunedin spring meeting ’amounted to £4082 13s. Tax duty, £2162 4s; dividend tax,-£lß9l 6s; stakes.■ £29 3s. Passaform

When racing at Wingatui. Passaform moved rather short and made a poor show in his race. Apparently the trouble Is not serious, as he figures amongst the acceptances for Timaru. He will, however, require a soft track to assist his chance.

The Timaru Meeting' Good acceptances■ were received for the Timaru meeting';; to be - held on Saturday next. Master Dingle is-the only absentee from the Otaio . Hurdles. Royal Chief, Willie Win. Lord Puck, and Dunstan dropped but of the Teschemaker Handicap, leaving a field of 16 to go to the post. Nlghtcalm, Trench Fight, Toro Koura, and Donadea. dropped but of the Plying Handicap. .The withdrawals in other events are not Serious, and" the card will provide an Interesting day’s, racing. Comparisons

Nightdress 7.6 .Won the Geraldine Cup from Petershahi-7.8J and Glenora Boy 7.6. On 1 the second ~day Petersham 7.10 won from Swordstlefe.: 7.11 and Passaform 8.7. Nightdress 7.14& (31enora A Boy 7.7, and The Raker 7.5 were .unplaced. In the Teschemaker Handicap the weights of the above lot are; Passaform 8.2, Swordstick 8.0, Petersham 7.12, The Raker 7.10. Nightdress 7.10 and Glenora Boy 7.0. Possibility .. v 'V

If the South-Ganterbury Jockey Club had adhered tdKgSiwo-dayi spring meeting the programmeiWould probably have attracted northern; horses raced at Wingatui and on their homeward -jpurney. Horses raced at Wingatid 'retUrnfid horth on Tuesday, and a two-day programme may have tempted owners#© break the journey at Timaru and perhaps led-to more support from Wingatui and southern stables. As it is. a number of horses in racing shape are not represented at Timaru simply because owners’.; will not patronise oneday meetings, which rrjean considerable time and travelling expenses. Queen of Song

Queen of Song looks well on paper at •8.3 In the Teschemaker Handicap. It Is, however a question If she is in shape to take advantage ■of the opportunity. Last season she started 11 times and scored a win, a third and a second. She won at Ashburton in November with 9.0 by a length from • Swordstick 7.12 in 2min 6 3-ssec. In the Wyndham Cup Doubleack 7,0 won from Swordstick 8.0, who was half a length in front of Queen of Song 9.0 in 2min 6sec. In the Midsummer Handicap Willie Win 8.8 won from Queen of Song 8.6 and Settlement 7.11 in 2mih 8 2-ssec. Night Dress 7.4 was unplaced.' In her final start Queen of Song 8.6 was unplaced in the Dunedin Cup. On a softish track Queen of Song might prove hard, but condition rather than handicap is the dominating factor in the matter.

TROTTING NOTES By Sentinel FIXTURES October 26. 2B.—Greymouth T.C. October 23.—Oamaru, .T.C. October 26. 28 or October 26 30.—Auck land T C November 2—Wellington, f.C November 2.—lnvercargill T.C. November 12. 14 15 —New Zealand Metropolitan T.C November 23. 25.—f’orbury Park T.C. Novembei 30 December 7 —Waikato T.C Trotting Cup First payments are due to-day for the Trotting Cup Favourites Reports from the north state that Dusky Sound and Great Jewel are favourites for the Trotting Cup, with Fine Art and Marlene next in demand. Milestone Milestone, who won at New Brighton from a 3.41 mark in 3min 26sec. is booked to race at Oamaru. Surprise Potts As a result of his second in the New Brighton Challenge Stakes, Surprise Potts has had his mark tightened up 12 yards to 3.42. Trots at Timaru Good fields remain In both the light harness events to be decided at Timaru on Saturday. Invercargill Trots Nominations are due to-morrow for the Invercargill Trotting Club's meeting. The Helping Hand Net proceeds of (he matinee meeting on September 23 conducted by the Timaru Trotting Club in aid of the Air Force Queen amounted to £65 IBs 9d, but £25 of this sum has been voted to the Navy Quean. Mr A J. Parris reported to a meeting of the committee of the Timaru Trotting Club that it had been found difficult to secure sufficient entries from 1 trotters alone to conduct the matinee meeting. and it was decided to include a race for draught horses as well as one for gallopers. As the Jockey Club, which was attached to the Navy Queen, had provided one of the races, it seemed equitable that a proportion of the proceeds should be allocated to the Navy Queen The Air Force Queen Committee. Mr Parris said was’agreeable to leaving the allocation to the Trotting Club On th a motion of Mr W A. Piddington it was decided to hand £25 from the proceeds to the Navy Queen Committee...

RICCARTON NOTES JUMPERS IN ACTION < Special ro Daxlv Times; CHRISTCHURCH, Oct. 16. The weather was bright and warm for this morning’s work at Riccarton. There was not much doing on the fiat, the horses being restricted to easy pacing, but a number of hurdlers provided interest with their schooling tasks. Leopardstown (G. Ridgway) ana Jewish Lad (H. W. Hlbberd) went over four hurdles. They travelled at a sound pace and gave a good exhibition. Mungatoon (E Baker) followed this pair, and, though he rapped the first flight, he jumped the others very well '

Far East (H. Register; was schooled over four hurdles. It was his first experience since August, when he had a fall, but he gave a smart display tills morning He has been in work only a few weeks after a spell, but he has come on nicely, so he may be in good order for the hurdle races here next month.

Donadea shaped exceptionally well in a run over six hurdles. He was ridden by R. Register, who will have the mount at Washdyke on Saturday. Recollection (A. Leach) gave one ot his customary exhibitions of fast jumping in a school over four hurdles. He is in great order, and should be hard to beat in his hurdle engagements at Trentham this month. Although Mungatoon is booked to race at the South Canterbury meeting on Saturday, his programme is uncertain yet He has been left in his events, and a decision will not be made till later in the week. E. Baker will be his pilot if he is started in the hurdle race, while the apprentice, S. Green, will have the mount if he is reserved for the Teschemaker Handicap. All the Riccarton horses who raced at the Dunedin meeting arrived home last night. Some of them did not do well on the trip, so it may be unwise to accept all the form shown at Wingatui at its face value. It was thought that the noise and bustle of the territorial camp may have had something to do with visiting horses going off their feed. The defection of Royal Chief from the Teschemaker Handicap at Washdyke was not unexpected. When F D. Jones left for the Dunedin meeting he expressed the opinion that his intention was to run Royal Chief only twice more before sending him to Trentham, and the Washdyke nomination was really made as a precaution in case he deemed it inadvisable to start twice at Wingatui. The Chief horse has come home none the worse for his trip, and he should race well at Trentham. after which he should be at his best for the New Zealand Cup. Willie Win was scratched for the New Zealand Cup at 10.15 a.m. to-day. Though All Night was allowed to drop out of his Washdyke engagement, he is going on well in his work. It will be no surprise, however, if he is reserved now for hack events at the Riccarton carnival. • .

There are Indications of curtailment In some of our teams nominated for the Wellington meeting this month. The apprentice R. Caddy is back here, with his employer, A. S. Ellis, after being absent for six weeks in the North Island, where he t was temporarily in L. Dulleu’s stable. During his absence he did some riding and he won a race on Eupatrid at the Otaki meeting.

WAIMATE HUNT CLUB SMALL LOSS FOR YEAR i Special to Daily Times) WAIMATE. Oct. 16. Despite war conditions, the finances of the Waimate District Hunt Club show a loss on the year of only £34 13s, according to the annual report. The year opened with a credit balance of £489 0s lid and liabilities of £lO, and closed with a balance of £457 10s 6d and liabilities of £67 16s 9d.

The unsettled state of world affairs and the fact that many members of the club were on active service was responsible for the abandonment of the point-to-point meeting. It, was decided, however, to make every effort to keep the club going by the efforts of those who remained at home, and accordingly the annual race meeting-was held on Saturday, July 20. The club had decided to devote the proceeds of the meeting to patriotic purposes, and. in the event of the fixture proving unprofitable, to make a donation t’o patriotic funds.

" From a racing and sporting point of view, the meeting was a very successful one. there being good average fields, with several close finishes, and altogether an excellent day’s racing was enjoyed.” the report states. “ From a financial point, however, we had a loss on the day of £6B 14s 4d. This may be accounted for by the fact that this year, under the new regulations, clubs are not now allowed tcV retain the 1 per cent, of the totalisator tax. as has been done in previous years, but have to pay the full 5 per cent. This alone made a difference of £sl 15s 3d on the day’s receipts, which, with an increase of the stakes by £ll on the previous year, made a total of £62 15s 3d more man our payments for our race meeting last year. In spite of the loss on the day your committee decided to make a donation from the funds of the hunt for patriotic purposes, and the sum of £65 5s was voted, which, with a handsome donation of £lO from the stakes he had won. given by Mr W. E. Hazlett, of Southland, brought the total of our effort towards patrotic funds to £75 ss. “ Making this effort, the hunt received valuable support and assistance from the hotel proprietors and owners of stables in Waimate, the former granting free accommodation for trainers and attendants and the latter free stabling for horses This was much appreciated by owners and trainers, and, no doubt, helped our meeting considerably.

The hunting season opened in May, and the following was consistently good. In the earlier part of the season the ground was rather heavy, but conditions improved as the season progressed. The weather was excellent, there being ought sunshine on most days, and consequently the hounds hunted very well. Three horses qualified, and two of them raced . “i 6 , hunt meeting in Canterbury, Valens “® a^- heating for first place in our Hunt Club Cup and Golden Glow winning the Christchurch Hunt Club Cup. We extend to tne owners of these horses our congratulations.”

The report expressed the thanks ot the club to those farmers who generously pernutted hunting over their land, and to the members and supporters who had assisted the function of the club in everv way.

ROTORUA HUNT MEETING Acceptances tor the Rotorua-Bay of Plenty JHunt meeting at Arawa Park Rotorua, on Saturday are as follows: 12.0 Ladies' Bracelet, of £55 and trophy valued at £5. Gentlemen riders. One mile and 160 yards.— Calshot 12.3, Spearcourt 11 10, Taunu 11.6. Floodlight 11 1 Illimani 10.12, Son of the Soil. Sir Francis. Seaman, Leighton Buzzard Pal Imperial Prince Waiteti 10.7 12.45 Innovation Handicap, ot £BO Five furlongs and a-half.—Teacony 9.0, Money Spinner 8.12, Master Ace, Aberdovey, Princess Venus, Auburn Lu, Sporting Ace, Burnside, Bevace Vaalsmac. Aetolia, Snow White. Boomps-a-Daisv Bournemouth Rue de Paix, Captain Bel!, Gay Leslie Foxwoad. Acquest. Prettv Model 8.7

1-30. Hack ana Maters Hurdles, ol £111). About one mile and a-half.—General Ruse 11.12 Gar Vaals, Gappy 10.2. Inness Lad 10 1, Air Commodore, Te Monatekapa 9.8. Gael 9.6 Etcetera 9.2. Arclico Creole, Dombey. Digger Jim. Seaman. Worthy King, Brandon Hall. Well Away 9.0 2.13 Tally-Ho Handicap, ol £l4O and trophy valued at £25 One mile and aquarter and 180 vards. —Young Paddon 8.13. Namai’a 8.10, Kena 8.0. Besiege 8.3. Pocket Venus 8.0, The Cardinal 7.10, Esquire 7.6 Raceline, Greek Queen 7.5, Rarotonga 7.3, Jayola. Hunt hie Bee. Baroscope. Town Section 7,0 3,0; Rotorua and Bay ol Plenty Steeplechase. of £145 and trophy valued at £25. About two miles and a-ha!f,—Gar Vaals 10.13, Bells of Bow 10.11, Golden England 10.8, Floodlight 10,5; Dark Rose. Air Commodore 9.2, Etcetera, Conflagration, Imperial Prince, Leighton Buzzard, Honi. Seaman 9.0

3.45: Flying Handicap, ot £l3O. Six furlongs.—Llangollen 10.0, Merry Vaals, Maxam 8.4, Miss Te Koura 8.1, Foxsen 7.13, Te Hai 7.7, Konneta 7.6, Dinky Di, Town Section 7.1 Heroic Maid, Sure Pay. Baroscope 7.0 4.30- Haeremai High-weight Handicap, of £llO. One mile and 160 yards.—Raepata 10.2, Lord Waitangi 10.1, Palmint 9.9, Maxown, Gas Acre 9.6, Radiant Bay 9,3, Golden England, Son of the Soil, Marie’s Choice. Aintree. General Riske 9.0. 5.15: Masters’ Handicap, of £IOO. Six furlongs.—Merry Vaals 9.11. Acreman 8.11, Gold Money Song 8.8, Trig Station 8.7, Hunter’s Rose 8.2, Kraal, Miss Valerie 7.13. Flying Eagle 7.12, Paymaster, Duvach 7.10, Ngawiri, Golden Survey, General Riske, Money Spinner, Acquest, Baron Margo 7.7-

THE CAULFIELD STAKES HIGH CASTE BEATS AJAX FOOTMARK WINS WELTER DEAD-HEAT IN COONGY HANDICAP (United Press Association) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) MELBOURNE, Oct. 16 (Received Oct. 16, at II p.m.) High Caste finished brilliantly to beat Ajax by three-quarters of a length in the CaUlfield Stakes at the Victoria Amateur Turf Club’s meeting at Flemington High Caste has now met Ajax six times, and finished in front of that horse on four occasions. Ajax made most of the pace and battled on gamely, but was beaten on his merits. High Caste has now won £23,375. Maikat displayed unexpected dash, and fought on well. Tranquil Star was not disgraced, the race providing a great Oaks trial. Mamillius, who was last early, outstayed the opposition in the Oby Hurdle Handicap, and added to the remarkable run of success by the jockey, L. Meenan. Prominent always. Dapper registered an Impressive win in the Toolamba Nursery It was his first start, and he cost 626gns as a yearling He is trained by F HoyFootmark, ridden by the former New Zealander A. Driscoll, finished \yell and narrowly won the Moora Welter from his stable-mate. True Flight. Katanga caused a sensation in the Coongy Handicap. He appeared to have the race won. but ran right off the track a furlong from home and finished last Lanarus and Morvren tailed off early, but finished well for a dead-heat from the pacemaker. Remarc. Rivette was u impressive, and finished seventh. The weather was fine, and there wa. a good attendance Following are the results:— OBY HURDLE Two miles and 65 yards.

MAMILLUS. 10.4 (L. Meenan). 1: Bonnie Laddie, 9.1 (J Maher). 2; Lockslea, 9.2 (K. Parris), 3. Seven started. Won by a neck with twn lengths between second and tmra. Winterset was fourth. Bill Booyong fell. Time, 3min 402 sec. TOOLAMBA nursery, Four furlongs and a-haif. , e d b"S): i f&s&& &assfex Twentv-five started. Won by half a was fourth. Time, 55,,5ec. CAULFIELD STAKES, Of £IOOO. Nine furlongs. HIGH CASTE. 9.0 (E. Bartle). I’, Ajax, 9.4 (H Badger). 2: Malkai. 9.1 (D. Munro). 3- Fnur started Won by three-quarters of a length with a neck between second and ■fiYird Tranauil Star was a nock away fourth The time. Imin 50Jsec, equals the "course record. The first.five furlong were run in Imm Usee, and the last six in Imin Usee

COONGY HANDICAP, One mile and a-quarter

LANARUS, 7.5 (S. Ralph), t; Morvren. 7.3 (N. Percival). t: Remarc, 7.4. (T Un kovich) 3. Nine started. A dead-heat, with the third horse a length and ,®Yi ay ' Indignity was fourth. Time, 2mm 4sec.

MOORA WELTER (For steeplechase riders) One mile.

FOOTMAR. 10.8 (A. Driscoll), 1; Valhalla, 9.9 (L. Hynes). 2; Rimutaka. 9.4 (W Johnson). 3. Eleven started. Won by a neck, with two lengths and a-half between second and third. Silenus was fourth. Time, Imin 401 sec, ENTRIES FOR COX PLATE (United Press Association) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) MELBOURNE, Oct. 16. (Received Oct. 16, at 9 p.m.) The entries for the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley include Ajax, Beau Vite, Beaulivre, High Caste, Reading, Mosaic. Lucrative. TROTTING AT OAMARU FIELDS FOR LABOUR DAY Following are the handicaps for the Oamaru Trotting Club’s spring meeting, or improvers’ 2BHandicap,8 Handicap, of £2OO. Class 3.41. P One mile and a-half .—Hamel Bay. Kilmorick, Patti Nelson, Pegasus Bay. Thor scr, Manian 12yds bhd, George Arliss, Beta’s Own 24 Milestone Patchs Discovery 36, Diversion 48. Swift Guy 96 Redcastle Handicap, of £2OO. Class 3.33. One mile and a-hallf.—Draw Lass, Bronze Eaele Haughty. Joan Grattan. Kewpie s Jewel. Labour Day. Little Derby, Marque, Siege Gun. Sister Polly, Toceetie scr. Distributor. Gold Pot, Purveyor 12yds bhd. Dancing Pirate, Gallant Chief, Gallinford. MacGregor. Rerekohua. Silk King. Warfield. Zingarrie 24. Gold Bar 3G Trial Handicap, of £2OO. Class 3.0. One mile and a-quarter.—Clonard, Diversion (T.). Grattanita, Great Waitaki. Happy Man, Hardy Oak. Irish Dawn. Lady Denise, Marco Polo. Marfax. Mirage. Scapa Flow. Titus scr. Credit Balance, Loyal Emblem, Mortlake. Oasis, Swift Lady, 12yds bhd, Manawai. Walter Moore 24 Handicap, of £4OO Class 433 Two miles. —Palomar, Regal, Waipahi scr, Great Don, King Potts. Smith, Ringtrue. Smile 12ycls bhd. Cruiser. Nelson Eddy. Wee Potts 24 Accountant 36. Ferry Post 60. Colonel G lDash Handicap, of £250. Class 2.51. One mile and a-quarter—Coquette, Great Blaze. King’s Jubilee'. Mazaire. Mendel. Roval Guv. Superior Rank, Twenty Grand scr. Battlevale, Rowi. Trireme 12yds bhd, Kilrea 24. Cruiser 36. Waitaki Handicap, of £3OO, Class 3.48. One mile and five furlongs.—Amonos, Bush Laddie. Parrish Guide scr, Escalado. Sagamore. Sister Mary 12yds bhd. Blue Logan Native Huon 24, Grade Fields. Gyrate. Mohican, Tan John 36, Jenny s Guy 60. Hannon Memorial Handicap of £450 Class 2.45. One mile and a-quarter.— Duskv Sound Ferry Post, Marlene, Renown’s Best, Southern Chief U. Scott, War Buov scr. Blair Athol. Lightning Ladv 12yds bhd. Cantata, Great Jewel Marsceres. Pot Luck 24. Fine Art Pansienn. Plutus 36. Electric Handicap, ot £2OO. Class 2.20 One mile.—Ben Wyvis, Brigadier, Bronze Eagle. Joan Grattan. Little Derby. Marque. Purveyor. Siege Gun. Sister Polly, Toceetie scr. Gallant Chief. Gallinford, Gyrate (T.) MacGregor. Panqultch, Rerekohua, Royal Grattan. Sir Julien, Stylish Boy, Yankeeland. Zingarrie 12yds bhd. Agility. Gav Lady Gold Bar. Idlealong 24.

MASTERTON FIELDS (Special ro Dailv Times) WELLINGTON. Oct. 16. Good all-round fields are engaged tomorrow for the opening of the Masterton Racing Club’s spring meeting at Opaki. The track is in excellent order, with a fine sole of grass, but it is not' likely to be fast. The straight at Opaki provides a true test of merit. Betting will be win and place There are two brackets on the card, Cheerful Lady and Vivid Night in the Maiden and Pas de Cheval and Fly By Night in the Lansdowne Handicap Riding engagements include: —A Jenkins—Solaria. Counter, Cheerful Lady, Last Acre, and Siegmund (second day); A. Midwood—White Rajah. Happy Ending, Prime Quality, Bunsby Belle, and possibly Master Cyklon; W. J Broughton —Merrv Fox, Trenail Law, Beau Ciel, Kadina; H. N. Wiggins, Dungloe; A. Foster, Duncannon; FT. P. Stewart —Phyto, Serenata. Namesake. The Whipper; S Anderson, Orlien, Hamlsh: J. Hayes, Ruling Star; P. Burgess. War Cloud; R. Buckncll —Equity. Gemara, and probably Saka Bona; P. Atkins—Yogi, Enrich, Gun,yah, Oiaiti, Kathbelia (second day); E. Power, Roval Vision; J. Forsyth. Locrian: R. Barral't, Lady Boswell: T. Biggs. Acrobat, Titter: H. J. Callahan— Singapore. Endorse-

ment, Gayest Son; T. Winiata. Red Shoes; R. Marsh, Vascones, Master Solway; B Stowe—Kehurangi, Dragon, Bunsby Belle; G. R. Tattersall. Lambour; W. J Mudford—Soutane, Black Robe, Lindrum, D. W Redstone, Sir Rabbi; P. Jarvis, Raeburn. The following horses may be supported in their engagements:— 12.5: Maiden Stakes. —Cheerful LadyVivid Night bracket. Happv Ending, and Beau Ciel, 12.40: Electric Handicap.—Last Acre. Don Quex, and Serenata. 1.20; High-weight Handicap.—Anita Foe Solaria, and Great Fair.

2.5: Masterton Handicap.—Trench Law. Lambourn, and White Rajah. 2.50: Nursery Handicap.—Erin’s Court. Corn Prince and Dungloe. 3.35: Grand Stand Handicap.—Duncannon, Enrich, and Nigger Boy. 4.20: Lawn Handicap.—Counter, Sir Rabbi, and Acrobat.

5.5: Lansdowne Handicap.—Kadina, Pas de Cheval—Fly by Night bracket and Beau Coureur. The fields arc as follows;

12.5: Maiden Stakes, of £75. Six furlongs. —Equity, Batsman. Magic Night. Defy, Orc--111, Phylo, Royal Vision, Happy Ending, Red Dash, Takahe, Mamlsh, Singapore, Beau Ciel. Vivid Nighl. Manahau, Cheerful Lady 8.5. 12.40: Electric Handicap, of £95. One mile. —Serenata 9.8, Don Quex 8.10, Titter. Last Acre 8.5, Gemara 7.11, Larwood 7.9, Locrian, Etzcl. Great Bramble Red Shoes 7.7. 1.20: High-weight Handicap, of £JUU. One mile and a-quarter.—Anita Foe 10.11, Raeburn 10.8. Solaria 10.5, Esperancc Bay 9.9, Ruling Star 9.8. Great Fair. Larwood. War Cloud, Etzcl 9,0.

2,5; Mastcrton Handicap, ul £l2O. One mile.—Yogi 8.7. Trench Law 8.3, Master Cyklon, Aurora’s Star 7.12, Lambourn 7.12, Lindrum 7.9, White Rajah 7.7, Serenata 7.2, Hasten, Gay Fox 7.0, 2.50: Nursery Handicap, ol £65. Four furlongs.—Erin’s Court 8.2, Drake’s Drum, Saka Bona, Corn Prince, Miner’s Hope, Defiant 7.12. Nisus 7.11, Gunyah, The Wliipper, Lady Boswell, Merry Fox, Transfusion, Dungloe Orlien 7.8, Bunsby Belle, Soutane 7.6.

3.35; Grand Stand Handicap, of £IOO. Six furlongs.—Duncannon 9.0. Bronwen 8.11, Nigger Boy 8.10, Endorsement 8.3, Enrich, Vascones 7.10, White Rajah 7.5. 4.20: Lawn Handicap, of £95. Seven furlongs.—Arabic 8.6, Counter 8.3, Acrobat 8.2, Sky Limit 8,0, Gemara 7.11, Sir Rabbi, Conversion, Golden Enterprise. Dragon 7.7.

5.5: Lansdowne Handicap, ot £95. Six furlongs.—Gayest Son 9.0, Prince Quality 8.8. Pas do Cheval 7.12. Kadina 7.11, Beau Coureur, Namesake, Phaleron Song, Arctic Queen, Master Solway. Fly By Night. Haughty Rival 7.7.