WANGANUI RACES. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11.

Otago Witness, Issue 1934, 19 March 1891, Page 23

WANGANUI RACES. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11.

For the opening day of the Wanganui J.C. summer meeting lovely weather was enjoyed. The attendance was larger than last year, and it is estimated about 2500 were present. The course was in splendid order. Results : — Hukdlk lUcb, cf lOOsovs; Becond horse 10«ovs. Two miles and a-hatf.— Mr Hewitt's Sentinel 9.7 (Weal) 1, Mr Gibsou's Montrose 9.3 (Holmes) 2, Mr Symes' Myrtle 9.0 (Johnston) 3.— Chemist 12.8, Comet 10 0, and The Peer 9.8 also ran. At the back of tho course The Peer and Comet fell. H<ilf a mile from home Sentinel went to tbe front, and won e-islly by four lengths. Time, 4miu 35sec. Dividend, £8. WANGANUI CUP, Of 500sovs ; spcoud horae 60sovs, and third 90uovs from the stake. One mile and three quarters. Mr B Cutts' Dudu. by Somnus— Fame, 8.13 (Matthews) 1 Mr G Hunter's Oynisca, 8.9 ... (Clifford) 2 Mr Montrose's Weka, 7.2 ... (Cook) 3 Recluse (8 2) and Kiekie (7.0) also started. Craokshot was weighed oar, bat went lame, and was scratched, Dada was an even money

favourite, 2 to 1 being laid against Cynisca, and 6 to 1 Eiekie. From a splendid start Wfcka rushed away at a terrible bat from Kiekie, then followed Cjuisca and Dudu, with Recluse who was slow to move. Weka loit no time in patting six leDgtht* between her and the rest of the field, Kiekio and Cynisca being next, with Dudu at their heels. Sweeping past the stand first time, Oynisca had passed Kiekie, and was a couple of lengths away from Weka, who was taking the field away at a great pace, Dudu in a good position was fourth, and when the mile was traversed Matthews shook ber up, and in a few strides the was in front of Cynisca, and at the heels of Weka. A little later Dndu was at the head of affairs, but at the back of the course gave place to Cjnisca. At the bush Dudu was leading the field, and then Clifford drew the whip on Cynisca without, however, being able to gain on Dudu, who turned for home five lengths to the good. Half way up the straight Clifford saw pursuit was hopeless, and Dndu passed the post hard held two lengths from Cynisca, who was four ahead of Weka; Kiekie a poor fourth, and Recluse laat. Time, 3min Bsec. Dividend, £2 2s. Wanganui Two-year-old Stakes, of 15Csovs, added to a sweep of lOsova ; second horse 30sovs. Six furlongs.— Mr S H Gollan's Tiraillie, 8.3; (White). 1 ; Mr J Paul's Cretonne, 8.3 (Oolielio), 2 Mr J Douglas' Hosefeldt, 8.3 (Cook), 3. Fraternite, 87, also ran. Bounding the turn into the straight Tiraillie had a couple of lengths lead, and appeared to be winning easily, but Cretonne came again, and a good race to the post, resulted in a victory for Tiraillie; Bosefeldt ran third. Time, lmin 3Ssec. Dividend, £2. Wkiteb Handicap, of 50sov. One mile.— Mr J Paul'i Fleta, 8 7 (Collello). 1 ; Mr S Seed's La" Petite Fllle, 8 7 (M'Oormick). 2; Mr J Wilson's Pyramus, 9.3 (Clifford), 3. Weka 10.3, Montrose 97, The Peer 9.5, also ran. Pyramus led the field for threequarters of a mile, when the field closed in the straight, where Fleta came with a ruih. and at the distance was s length in front, winning somewhat easily by a couple of lengths, Pyramuß a neck behind the second horse. Time, lmin 46iseo. Dividend, £5 3s. Flying Handicap, of lOOsovs; second horee lOaovs. Six furlongs.— Mr T Martin's Betina, 7.10 (Lindsay), 1 ; Mr J Paul's Boulanpor, 8.2 (Collello), 2; Mr D M'Kinnon's Lochness, 7.9 (Hodgson). 3. Whisper 9.0. Thackeray 7.10. Queen of Trumps 7.2, and Bufus 6.9 also ran. Retina bad all the best, and Thackeray the worst, of the start. The former, followed by Loohness, led to the straight, when the field olosed up with the exception of Thackeray. A. splendid race resulted in a win for Betina by n length, Lochness tbe same distance behind Boulanger. Time, lmin 36J«eo. Dividend, £3 3s. The jockey Hodgson, reported to the stewards for the alleged blocking of Boulanger in tha Flying Handicap, has been suspended for the remainder of the meeting It is considered unlikely thab any further action will be taken by Mr Hunter respecting the protest lodged concerning Cynisoa's weight in the Cup; bat Mr Hunter declares his intention not to nominate for any future meeting of the Wangnnui Jookey Club. Second Day— Maech 12. WANGA.HUI DHBBY, Of 200aovs, added to a sweep of lOaovs for starters. {.One mile and a half. Mr J D Ormond's Queen of Trumps, by Leolinus Maid of Athol, 8.5 ... ... (Stone) 1 Mr B Douglas' Kapo, by tbe Kute— Uira, 8 5 ' (Morrin) 2 Mr J Brett's Wayland, by le Loup— Bemnant, 810 ... ... ...(Clifford) 3 Thackeray (8.10) also started. Queen of Trumps was favourite. Thackeray was again fractious and refused to join tbe field, and delayed the start for half an hour ; but when the flag fell he had three lengths the best of it, with Queen of Tramps next, and Kapo last. As they approached the straight Clifford took np the running and led past the stand just clear of the favourite, with Thackeray next. Rounding the bottom tarn Queen of Tramps went up to the leader, and at the back of the course secured the lead— Kapo at the same time passing Weyland. From this out Queen of Trumps maintained her advantage, and won very easily by a oonple of lengths from Kapo, who was several lengths ahead of Wayland ; Thackeray a bad last. Time, 2min 47|aeo. Dividend, £2 12s. HANDICAP HURDLE BAOB. Of lOOsovs ; second horse, lOsovi. About two miles and a distance. Mr O B Hewitts Sentinel, by Cap-a-pie, 10.10 (Weal) 1 Mr G H Gibson's The Peer, 9.7 ... (MorrigaD) 2 Mr J Kennedy's Koromiko, 9.2 ... (Johnston) 3 Chemist (12 4) and Waterfall (10.10) also ran. From an even start Sentinel led for a while and then dropped back, but went to the front again and entered the straight with a six lengths' lead from Peer, and was never again extended, winning with a lot in hand by two lengths, Koromi&oa fair third, Chemist fourth, Waterfall last. Time, 3min 19sec. WANGANUI STAKES HANDICAP, Of 200iov8; second horse, 20iovs; and third horee, lOsovs. One mile and a-balf. Mr G Hunter's Whisper, by Albany— Telltale. 7.12 (Clifford) 1 Mr B Cutts' Dndu, 9.10 ... ... (Matthews 2 Mr D M'Kinnon's Loohness,;6.9 ... (Host) 3 Bay King (6 9, including 41b over), also started. Whisper was an evcu-money favourite, sto 2 agst Dudu. Whisper was the first to move, but after going a few strides Clifford steadied her, and Lochness took up the running, followed by Bay King three lengths off. Then came Dudu and Whisper together. Favoured with a light weight, Lochnees cut oat the running at a great pace, and passing the stand bad three lengths lead of Bay King, Dudu next, and Whisper whippiDg in. This order was maintained to the back of the course, where Bay King raced up to Lochness, and the pair went on four lengths ahead of Dudu, Vr hisper still lasf. Sweeping roucd the bend approaching I tbe straight the downfall of the favourite was ! loudly proclaimed, but Clifford now began to improve her position, and as \k>j horses turned for home he was in a good position alongside of Dudu, who was at the heels of tbe leaders. The quartette were locked together till within 100 yards of home, when it appeared as if Dudu would again win, but Clifford gave Whisper one cut with the whip, and she responded gamely, winning by a neck from Dudu, who was a length id front of Loehnees, Bay King fourth. Time, 2min 41sec. Dividend, £2 6s. HUB3HBY HANDICAP, Of 75sovs; second horse lbsovt from the stakes For two-year-o'ds. Six furlongs. Mr W Wilson's Fraternity, by Daupiln— Sissie, 8.6 (M'Cormiok) Mr W Douglas' Hosefeldt, 9 0... ... (Cock) Mr J Paul's Cretonne. 9.0 ... (Chapman) Fortune (9.0) also ran. Cretonne was & hot favourite. Rosefcldt took the lead until fairly in the straight, when M'Cormick sent FraterrJ 6 along, and 100 yards from home was on terms whh Rosefeldt, who was just clear of Cretonne. In the last few strides Fraternity drew out and won by three-quarters of a length, CretoDne a good third. Time, lmin 293ec. Dividend, £5 10a. ATJIUMN HANDICAP. Of IOOeovs; second horse lOsovs. One mile and a quarter. Mr J Paul's Boulanger, by Grand Prix—Fleurelte.7.7 ... ... ...(Collelo) I Mr J D Ormot d's Que°n of Trumps, 6 5 (Boss) 2 IMr G Hunter's Cynisca, 9.1 ... (Clifford) 3 Weka (7.0), Kiekie (7.11), Thackeray (6.8), Montrose (6.7), and Lady Webster (6.0) also ran. Bouianger was an even money favourite. Half an hour was lost through Thackeray again refusing to face the starter. Eventually the field ww sent away to % straggling tfarfe, T.be

colours o£ Boulanger and Cynfsea were most prominent, but passing the stand Weka was taking the field along, with Boulanger second, and Queen of Tramps tbird, Cynisca last. On entering the back Btretch Weka was still leading, while Queen o JTrump9 had displaced Boulanger from second position, Cynisca several lengths away. RoundiDg the bend into the Btra'ght Weka gave place to Queen of Tramps, who also passed by Boulanger as the straight was reached, with Oynieca making up her ground very fast. Half way np the straight Boolanger had everything beaten, and won somewhat easily by a length and a-half from Queen of Trumps, Cynisca, coming off third, Weka fourth, Lady Webster last. Time, 2min l^seo. Dividend, £2 2s. CONSOLATION HANDIOAP, Of 50oovs. One mile. Mr Reid's La Petite Fille, bj Sou-wester— Lady Grey, 6 0 ... ... ... (Price) 1 Mr D Knight's Weka, 7 0 ... ... (Bay) 2 Mr Scully's Rufus. 6.9 ... ... (M'Kay) 3 Lochness 7 9, Pyramua 6.8, and Bay King 6.3 also Btarted. Weka led for six fnrlongs, when La Petite Fille came with a wet sail, and won by a little over a length, Rufus a good third. Time, lmin 45|scc. Dividend, £4 3s. HAWKB'S BAY J.C. RACES. First Day — Toesday, Mabch 17. In the morning rain threatened, bnt tho day proved fine, though cool. The attendance was large, nearly 3000 being present. The racing wa9 excellent, though in the majority of events all the favourites had to lower their colours to comparative outsiders. The amount put through tbe machines w»b £5497. Results :— GRAND STAND HAND?OAP, Of 60sovs ; second horse to receive lOsova from the stake. One mile. Mr J D Ormond's g f Queen of Trumps, 3yrs, by Leolinus— Maid of Athol. 7.12 ... (Howe) 1 Mr M'Kinnon'a br h Loch Ness, 4yrs, 7 5 (Gallagher) 2 Mr Butler's b o Bay King, 3yrs, 6.3 ... (l(O3s) 3 Lenore (6 3), Fleta (6.12), Misfortune (6 8), Swivel (6 3) also ran. Lenore and Swivel made the running for half the distance, when Queen of Tramps and Bay King displaced them, the former having a slight lead on entering the straight, when the whips were all out except on the leader. Loch Nees made a determined effort, passing Bay King, but could not get within a length of tbe winner. Time, lmin 44 3-53ec. "Dividend, £4 163. HANDIOAP HURDLE RAOK, Of lOOaovi ; second horse to receive 15aovs from the stake. Two miles, Mr J D Ormond's b g Otaieri, aged, by Fapapa, 9.13 ... ... ... (FStowe) 1 Mr Arrow's b g Chemist, aged, 11.10 (A-Bllingham) 2 Mr W Douglas' b g The Peer, aged 9.10 ... (Pell) 3 Darnley (110), Tauraekaitat (11.0), Catiff (10.6), Ival (10.5) also Btarted. An open race until after the last jump, when it was seen Otaieri had the raoe in hand, and though the Chemist ran gamely, Mr Ormond's gelding won somewhat easily by half a length. Time, 4min 1 2-ssec. Dividend, £22 19s. HAWKE'S BAY CUP, Of 4008OVS ; second horse to receive 50sovs, and the third 30sovs from the stakes. One mile and three-quarters. Mr G Hunter's blk m Oynlsca, 4yrs, by Apremont —Nautilus, 8.7 ... ... (Clifford) Mr X Cutt'sbr m Dudu, 6yr»,9.1 ... (Matthews) Mr S H Gollan's b f Pearl Powder, 3yrs, 6.8 (Law ton) Thackeray (7.2) also started. Cyniaca bad slightly the best of the start, bat was quiokly pulled backed, Dudu being allowed to make the running; Turning round to the back of the coarse Dada still held premier position, with Pearl Powder close behind, Cynisca last. At the railway bend -Clifford brought np Cynisca, and wresting the lead from Dudu at the tarn into tbe straight was never afterwards headed, and won somewhat comfortably by a length from Dada, who was a length and a-half in advance of Pearl Powder, Thackeray olose up. Time, 3min 8 2-53 CC Dividend, £5 10a. NURSERY HANDIOAP. Of lOOiovs ; second hone to receive 15bovs from the st-ikea. Six furlongs. Mr Gollan's oh f Na Moa, by Nordenfeldt— Tres Deuce 1 8.5 ... ... ... (Clifford) 1 Mr Donnelly's b g Hakimana, 7.7 ... (Lindsay) 2 Mr Paul's eh g Cretonne, 8.6 ... (Oollelo) 3 Tiraillerie (8.10), Rosefeldt (8 7), Free Lance (7.8), Krina (7.5), Kapua (7.3), Hippomene (70) also started Hakimana took the lead, and led tbe field at a merry pace to the distance post, when Na Moa came with a good run, and, having more paco than Hakimana, won after a good finish by a length ; Cretonne an excellent third, Tiraillerie fourth. Time, lmin 8 l-ssec. Dividend, £2 10s. HIGH WEIGHT HANDIOAP, Of SOsova ; second to receive lOsova from the stake. Onoe round. Mr Gollan's eh b Jet d'Eau, 6vrs, by Cadogan— Waterwltoh, 10.7 ... ... (White) 1 Mr Maber'a b g Oouranto 8.7 ... (Rayne) 2 Mr Butler's b 0 Bay King, 8.5 ... (Holmes) 3 Purse String (10 6), Vision (8 5), Blue Mountain (6.3), also started. Couranto forced the running, but at the Railway Bend Jet d'Eau began to creep up,- and at the entrance to the straight waa in second position. A slashing set to between Jet d'Eau and Couranto resulted in a victory for the former by a bare half-length, Bay King an indifferent third. Time, lmin 54 l-ssecs. Dividend, £4 Bs. TRIAL HANDIOAP, Of 3030V5 ; second horae 1 o receive stovs from the states. Once round. Mr Ellmgham's b f Oommo, 3yrs, by Vsaco de Gama -Virginia Water, 6 7 ... (Hoas) 1 Mr Griffith's br m Brown Duchess, syrs, 7 4 (D Donovan) 2 Mr Gifford's eh m Herald, Syrs. 8 7 (Clifford) 3 Revergd (8 0), Legacy (7.6), Musketeer (7 4), Maid cf Lome (7 2), L-uk (7 0), Taihere (6 9), Hawoia (6 7), nlso started. Won easily, by three lengths. Time, lmin 35secs. Dividend, £16 3d. RAILWAY STAKBS HANDICAP. Of 1008OV8 ; sco >nd horae to receive 15sovs from the stakes. Six furlongi. Mr M'Klnnon's b h Lochness, 4yrs, by Ingomar— Albatross, 7.3 „. ... (Gallagher) 1 Mr Paul's 0 h Boulanger. 4yrf , 8.4 ... (Collelo) 2 Mr Maber's b f Seraph, 3yrs, 6.11 ... (J Donovan) 3 Whisper (9 6.). Retina (712), Lullaby (7 2), Total Eclipse (6 6 < also started. Tbe field raced together < ntil entering the straight', when Boulankcr took coimKann 1 , going well wUhic h mself . Tbe race looked a certainty for him, but Lochness made a most; gallant; struggle under the whip, a-ul, favoured by his light weight, wore dowu Boulaoger an the finish, and won a most cxciliug contebt by a long heat?. Seraph was a good third. Time, lmin 162-ssec. Dividend, £16 17s. Second Day. — Makch 18. MARCH HANDICAP, Of ;ssovs; second horse to receive JOaovs from the s'akeo. One mile. Mr Geo Hunter's b m Lenore, 6yrs, by Mutket— Mi«a Laura, 7 7 ... ••• (tawton) 1 Mr Ormond'd b f Lullaby, Syrs, 7 0 ... (Bay) 2 Mr W Douglas' bg Swivel. 4js. 6.5... (Donovan) 3 SfcOOND HANDICAP HURDLB BAOB, Of 100<ovs ; second horae to receive l&govs from the 'stake. About one mile and a-qoarter. Meiara Currte and Hocau's b g Caitiff, 6yri, by Bothwell— Kuby, 10 0 ... ... (Maber) 1 Mr Rollo't oh g Tnuraekaltal, aged. 107 (Rollo) 2 Mr Douglas 1 b g The Peer, aged, 9.10 ,„ (Pell) 3

BURKE MEMORIAL STAKES, Of 200sovs. One mile and a half Mr Outts br m Dudu, 6yra, 9.8 (Matthews) 1 Mr M-Kinnon's blk h Loohness, 4yr», 7 0 „ „ (Gallagher) 2 Mr Parson's br h Wakatlpu, 6yrs ... (Moore) 3 PACIFIC HANDIOAP, iOf 203OV8 ; second horse to receive ssovs from the ■takes. Once roundt Mr Ellin jjham's b f Comma, 3yra, by Vasoo dl Gama— Ma'iie Antoinette, Bsf ... (Clifford) 1 Mr Parotene's g g Silver Mine, 4yrs, 6.10 ... 2 Mr Galsford's b m Maid of Lome, 4yrs, 7.6 ... 3 JUVENILE HANDIOAP, Of lOOsovs. For two and three-year-olds. Six furlongt. Mr Gollan'ab f Tlralllerle. 2yra, by Nordenfeldt— Florence McCarthy, 8.0 ... (White) 1 Mr Gollan's eh fNa Moa, 2yrt , 7.13 (Ulifford) 2 Mr Douglas' br f Bosefeldt, 2yra. 7.6 (Cook) 3 PO3T STAKES, Of SOsovs ; second horse to receive lOsovs from stakes. Onoe round. Mr Manor's b g Couranto, syrs, by Patriarch, 8.0 (Rayner) 1 Mr Clifford's oh m Emerald, syrs, 8.0... ... 2 Mr Ormond's eh f Legacy, 3yrs, 8.0 ... ... 3 PLACE HANDIOAP, Of 70sovs. One mile. Mr M'Kinnon'a br h Loch Ness, 4yrs, by Ingomar — Albatrois, 8 0 ... (Gallagher) 1 Mr Douglas' bg Swivel, 4yrs, 6.7 "... (Lawfcon) 2 Mr Parsons' br h Wakatipu, 6yrs, 8.8... (Moore) 3 PALMERSTON RACES. Thubsday, March 12. Tbe Autumn race meeting of the Palmerston and Shag Valley Jockey Club was held on the 12th under favourable conditions as to weather, the day being beautifully fine, bnt the courf e, which ia somewhat uneven, was dreadfully hard. There was a good attendance, including a considerable contingent of sporting people from town, who were present, indeed, in greater nnmbers than the railway authorities were prepared to accommodate, and the result was that a good many of the excursionists were unable to obtain seats in tbe train on the return journey. The events on the card were got through expeditiously, and although the races were late in starting, time was pulled up admirably in tbe later events the officers — of whom we may fairly single out the secretary, without exposing ourselves to the charge of making invidious distinction); — being well up to their duties. The following are the results : — MAIDEN PLATE, Of 208OV8 ; second horte ssova from the stakes. Weight for age. One mile. 30 -Mr GE F Schultze's ch g Rothamatead, by Gorton— Hippona, 4yrs, 9.1 (Including 41b overweight) ... ...(Loughlln) 1 34— Mr R M'Master's b h Dunmore, 3yrs, 8.6 (sharp) 2 17— Mr G Bhave's b c Morten, 3yra, 8.5 (WJaokson) 3 36— Mr P M'Namara's oh g The Pony, Syre, 812 (T Buddicombe) 0 29— Mr T Telfer'a b g Millstone, syrs, 8.12 (A King) 0 7— Mr A Ridile's b m Maggie, 4yra, 8.11 (H Waters) 0 4-Mr J Jeff's b g The Lad (No. 2), 4yrs, 8.11 (J Smith) 0 3— Mr N Smith's b g Johnny, 4yrs, 8.11 — • (Chapman) 0 160 fifS Rothamstead, who got well away, assumed the lead at the half distance, when The Pony and Dunmore were his closest attendants. Tbe Pony waa done with, however, when the racing commenced in earnest, and Dunmore was unable to get on terms with Rothamstead, who won easily. Time, lmin 56jec. Of £160 on the totalisator, there was £30 on the winner. Divi- j dend, £4 16s. PALMERSTON CUP, Of 40sova ; second horse ssovs from the stake. One and a half miles. .40— MrE H Hankina'ch g Forest King, by Le Loup — Minnie, 6yri, 8.0 (J Smith) 1 39— Mr R M'Mastet's oh m Irene, 4yrs, 7.6 (O'Grady) 2 102— Mr J Poole's eh g Don Ceeaar, 4yr» 7.7 (J Cotton) 3 22 - Mr F Oudallle'i eh h Mon Loup, aged, 9.6 (Loughlln) 0 26 Mr H. Lambert's eh m Loo, 4yri, 8.4 (Jackson) 0 11— Mr J Oook'a b g Smuggler, syrs, 0.5 — (George) 0 240 Irene went off with the lead, and had command until the straight was entered, when Forest King came with a strong challenge which conld not be stalled off, and won by over a length. Time, 2min 47|sec. There was £240 on the totaliaator, of which £40 was on the winner. Dividend, £5 Bs. HANDIOAP TIME TROT, Of SOsovs ; second horse Ssovs from tbe stake. No weight under 11.0. Three miles. 36 - Messrs M and J Allan's b g Fosiicker, aged, saeo ... ... ... (J Allan) 1 46— Mr T Frew's b m Magnolia, aged, 43aeo (WM'Kay) 2 38— Mr C dent's b h Why Not, aged, 53seo (Owner) 3 67 — Mr J Ourran'g b g Sliver Prince, aged, scratch ... ... (G Robertson) 0 14— Mr W J Miller's b m Pussy, aged. 33seo (J Duncan) 0 B— Mr N Caldwell's m p Little Whee's. aged, — 65seo ... ... ... (Owner) 0 209 Silver Prince broke repeatedly in the first mile, and the race soon resolved itself into a match between Magnolia and Foasicker. The former broke when being pressed, and the gelding won with a good deal to spare. Why Nor, pulling up, was a poor third. Time, 9min 7-jcc. Of £209 on the totalisator, there was £36 on tbe winner. Dividend, £5 4s. DISTRICT HANDIOAP, Of 30sovs ; second horae Ssovs from the stokes. One mile. 99— Mr R M'Master's eh m Irene, by Gorton, 4yre, 8 4 ... ...(T Buddicombe) 1 54— Mr SB? Schultze's oh g Rothamatead, 4yrs. 6 12... ... ... (R George) 2 39 -Mr J R Smith's eh m Home Rule, aged, 7.10 (D Taggart) 3 6— Mr J Cook's b g Smuggler, syrs, 7.7 (Monkley) 0 6— Mr T Telfer's b g Millstone, syrs, 72 (J Cotton) 0 2— Mr J Orbell's b m Zernine, aged, 6.9 (R Allen) 0 I— Mr A Riddle's b m Maggie, 4yrs, 6.7 — (J O'Grady) 0 207 Smuggler and Irene got the best of the start, but Maggie was left at the post. When the field settled down Home Rule was in front, with Irene handy, and before half the distance had been traversed the top weight was ia the lead, Rothamstead being in close attendance, and Home Rule lying third. Irene had a slight advantage of Rothamstead as they rounded into the straight; but, while the latter was nnder punishment, the mare was not touched. Rothamstead was flogged all the way home, but could not get on terms with Irene, who won easily by a leDgth and a-half. Home Rule was a fair third, and Millstone finished fourth, with the others pulling up. Timr, Imins2sec. Of £207 on the totalisator, there waa £99 on the winner. Dividend, £1 17s. SHAG VALLEY HANDIOAP. Of 2580v5 ; second horse, ssov« from the stakes. One mile 107— Mr H Craig's b f Lady Mab, by Bubezahl— Lady G^rtlude, 3yrs, 7 7 (J Cotton) 1 33-Mr B H Hanklnt' oh g ForeitKing.syrs,B 12 (mo. 101b penalty) „. (J Smith) 2 67 -Mr A Smlttfs b g Warlock, 6y«, 8 0 (Jaokson) 3 88— Mr J Christie's b m Cinnabar, 6yri, 7.5 (B Allen) 0 12— Mr J B Smith's oh g The Last, aged, 6.12 (L Smith) 0 955

in La(3y Mab cut ou * t* 16 running, with Cinnabar £ close attendance, and Warlock and Forest ing Jwere third and fourth respectively for B bout half a mile, when Forest KiDg began to improve his position. As they approached the home turn Cinnabar fell back, and Forest King, going up second, challenged Lady Mab, but the latter was never headed and won comfortably by a couple of lengths ; Warlock finished third, and Cinnabar fourth. Time, lmin 48|«ec. Of £255 on the totalisator there was £107 on the winner. Dividend, £2 2s. NOv-EL HAOE, Of 30sovb. The winner to be sold by auction, the whole of the proceeds to go to the club. One mile. 62 -Mr J Curren's eh m Secrecy, by Hibernian, 6yrs, 7.10 ... ... ...(H Waters) 1 108— Mr J R Smith's oh m Home Rule, aged, 8.2 (DTaggart) 2 11— Mr J Jeff's b g The lad (No. 2). 47M, 610 — (T Johnston) 3 181 Homo Rule went away with the lead, which she held for three-quarters of a mile, when Secrecy, who had been at her heels from tbe start, passed her and, maintaining her advantage, won by over two lengths. The Lad was a poor tbird. Time, lmin 54^ec. Of £181 on the totalisator there was £62 on the winner. Dividend, £2 12s. The winner wasjbought in for £18 10s. HANDIOAP TIME TROT, Of 2550v8 ; second horao to receive 6sova from the stakes. Two miles. 40— Mr J Walih's b m Polly, aged, 23seo (Owner) 1 31 — Mr C Klausen's p m Dma, aged, 18sec (FA Williams) 2 32-Mr O Clent'a b h Why Not, aged, 33sec (JTaggart) 3 49— Messrs Mand J Allan's bg Pirate, aged, 23seo 0 I—Mr1 — Mr J M Miller's b mPuaay, aged, 23seo ... 0 22— Mr T Frew's b m Magnolia, aged, 21 sec (including 7sec penalty) ... ... 0 2-Mr W Chisholm'a r m Fly, aged, 28seo ... 0 2— Mr B Lefevre's b m Belle Hawlin, 4yrs, 35seo 0 179 At the end of a mile Why Not had a comfortable lead, with Polly, Dma and Magnolia as her closest attendants. At the back of the course each of the three leading horses broke, while Why Not broke badly at the entrance of the straight, and eventually Polly won rather easily by about 30yds from Dma, Why Not a poor third. Time, 6min 6iec. Of £179 on the totalisator there was £40 on the winner, who paid a dividend of £4. CONSOLATION HANDIOAP, Of 20sovb; second horse Ssova from the stakes. One mile. 63— Mr J Christie's b m Cinnabar, by Le Loup— Elale, 6yrs, 7 5 ... ... (R Allen) 1 4-Mr A Riddle's b m Maggie, 4yrs, 6 5 (R George) 2 42 —Mr H Lambert's eh m Loo, 4yrs, 8 5 (W Jackaon) 3 38— Mr F Oudaille's chh Mon Loup, aged, 9.0 ( Loughlln) 0 32— Mr G Shave'a b 0 Morten, 3yrs, 6.12 — - (Buddicombe) 0 179 Loo and Cinnabar were the first and Mon Loup the last to move from the start, but after a couple of furlongs Maggie went through into first place, and led all along the back, Mon Loup meanwhile tailing off. Approaching the home turn Cinnabar began to move up, and Morven and Loo joined issue with the leaders, but Maggie fed into the straight, up which a dingdong race ensued, Cinnabar winning, all out, by a length and a* quarter from Maggie, who was about a quarter of a length in front of Loo. Time, lmin 51sec. Of £179 on the totalisator, there was £63 on the winner, and a dividend of £2 11s was paid, HACK SELLING RACE. Of 15»ovs. 2he winner to be sold for lOcovs, any surplus to go to the funds of the club. Six furlongs. 70 -Mr G B F eohultze's b g Malvern, aged (Loughlin) 1 7 —Mr F W Carmlohael's b m Miss Eva, aged (Owner) 2 23— Mr P Ruai ell's b h Dunstan, syrs (J Allan) 3 10— Mr S Smith's b m Addle, 4yrs (Chapman) 0 12— Mr N Smith's blk h Johnny, 4yrs (Lean) 0 121 The raoe was a gift to Malvern, who led most of the way and won easily ; dividend, £1 lls. The winner was bought in for £13 10i. TOKOMAIRIRO RACES. The Tokomairiro Racing Clnb's meeting was attended by something like 400 people, abont half of whom were from Dunedin. The weather was splendid, and the day's sport passed off without mishap of any kind. Some very good fields turned out, and in three events oat of the seven the favourite carried off the stakes. Tbe arrangements in connection with the meeting were not very satisfactory, a great deal of time being lost between the different events, some of which wore about au hour and a-half behind the time stated in the official programme. The largest dividend paid during the day was £22 Is. With one other exception, the dividends were rather small. Some £741 passed through the totalisator during the day, tbe machine being worked by Messrs Mason and Roberts. The details of the various events are as follow : — HANDICAP MAIDEN T>OT, Of 30aov8. Two miles. 28— Mr W M'Kewen's Happy Jaok, 11.3, 7«ec (Owner) 1 29 -Mr APetrie's Mersey, li.l, 12aeo (Lafcimer) 2 9— Mr J M'Kewen's Welcome Lass, 11.10. 7aeo (Owner) 3 6— Mr S Wright's Gipsy. 12 3, Bcr ... (Owner) 0 14-Mr W M'Corkindale'a Amateur, 12 2, 7seo (BM'Leod) 0 3— Mr B Taggart's The World, 11.1, 12sec (Owner) 0 I— Mr D Crossgrove's Cissy, 12 3, 20b"o — £F Finnlgan) 0 89 In the first round nearly every horse broke three or four times, and matters were not much improved in the second ronnd. On passing the judge's box the first time Happy Jack was leading, and after that he maintained the premier position all the way, winning easily by several lengths — Welcome Lass being a short distance iv the rear of Mersey, and the others nowhere. Time, 6min 20£iec. There was £89 on the totalisator. Dividend, £2 17s. TOKOMAIRIRO HANDIOAP, Of 40&OVS. One mile. 68— Mr B H Hanklns' Forest King, by LeLoup— Minnie, 8.10... ... ... (Smith) 1 46— Mr J Poole's Don Ceeaar, 8 8 ... ( J Cotton) 2 26 -Mr J O'Donnell's Galtee, 6.12 (Buddicombe) 3 22— Mr M Condon's Windsor, 810 (J Loughlin) 0 14— Mr J Allan's Cinnabar, 7 8 ... <B Allan) 0 17— Mr T George's The Brewer, 7 5 (H George) 0 183 After a number of false starts the horses were got away well together. On the far side of the course Forest King and Galtee were leading side by side. Coming up the straight Don Caesar changed positions with Galtee, but Forest King still led and finally came in an easy winner about a length in front of the second horse, Galtee being well up. Time, lmin 47Jsec. There was £183 on the totalisator. Dividend, £2 16s. THREE MILE TROT, Of 35sovs. 80— Mr W Orosean's Wanderoo, by Bucephalus, sieo ... ... ...(Orossan) 1 11— Mr APetrie's Mersey. 45seo ... (Latimer) 2 3— Mr J Dunne's Mlsi Johnston, 30ieo (Dunn) 3 10 -Mr J M'Mullen'c Mlee Nettle, sor (O wner) 0 12— Mr T Kett's Count, Bieo .., (Flnnigan) 0 5-Mr H Reid's Reefer, S3seo ... (Owner) 0 2-Mr W M'Corkiudale'e Amateur, 4Oaeo (M'Laren) 0 34— Mr J M'Kewea's Lone Star, 45eeo (Owner) 0

On passing the judge's box the first time Mersey was leading, Miss Johnston being second, and Wanderoo third. After going about .a mile and a-half, Wanderoo took second place, 1 and when within abont 50 yards of the judge's 1 box in the second mile he passed Mersey 1 and maintained the premier position all the way to the finish, winning by about six lengths. , Miss Johnston was a long way in the rear of 1 Mersey, and the others did not show np at 1 all. Time, Bmin 47sec. There waa £107 on the toialisator. Dividend, £3 4s. HANDICAP NOVEL EAGE, 1 Of 50sov8. Five furlongs. ' 49— Mr J Poole's 'Apres Moi, by Apremont— Red Hose, 8.2 ... ...(Buddicombe) 1 93— Mr J Loughlin's Vaultress, 8.6 (Owner) 2 6— Mr P Wslßh's Cora, 6.5 ... (J Cotton) 3 10— Mr J Allan 1 * Dunrobin, 7.0 ... (R Allan) 0 12 — Mr J Dunne's Crosibow, 6.12 ... (R George) 0 A lot of time was lost at the start. The horses, however, were eventually got away well together, and a good raoe ensued. Cora went off with the lead, but was eventually overhauled by Apres Moi and Vaultreea coming up the straight. Apres Moi finally won by about half a length, Cora being a few lengths behind Vaultress, the others some distance in the rea-. Time, lmin 6|seo. There was £169 on the totalisator, the dividend being £3 2a. ST. PATRICK'S HANDIOAP, Of 30aovo. Six furlongi. 9— Mr B H Hankin's Foreßt King, 9.6 (Smith) 1 5 -Mr J Allan's Cinnabar, 7.10 ... (R Allan) 2 60— Mr H Craig's Lady Mab, 8.3 ... (Jackson) 3 24— Mr A Smith's De Trop, 8.5 (Buddicombe) 0 98 A good start was effected, the horses all going off well together. Coming into the straight Forest King got premier position, and led all the way home, beating Cinnabar by less than half a length, Lady Mab being just in the rear of Cinnabar, and De Trop not far off. Time, lmin 19itc. The winner had a penalty of 101b on him, owing to his having won the Tokomairiro Handioap. There was £98 on the totalisator, the dividend paid being £9 163. TWO MILK TROT, Of 30aova. Mr W M'Kewen's Htppy Jack, 9aec ... (Owner) 1 Mr A Petrle'n Mersey, 5b6C ... ...(Latlmer) 2 Mr T Kett's Jane. 29aeo ... (Flnnigan) 3 Mr J Mullen's Mias Nettie, 32aeo ... (Owner) 0 Mr N Crossan's Wanderoo, 44jec ... (Crossan) 0 Mr N O Pott's Kathleen, 20seo ... (Owner) 0 Mr D Rlohardton's Young Rang!, 15Beo (M'Laren) 0 Mr H Reid's Reefer, 9«eo ... ... (Cooper) 0 Mr J M'Kewen's Welcome Lais, 4aeo (Owner) 0 Mr R Taggart's The World, scratch ... (Owner) 0 On passing the judge the first time Happy Jack was leading by abont 50yds Young Rangi being second, Kathleen third, and The World fourth. Happy Jack maintained his lead, and won by about 100 yds, Mersey being second, Jane a little distance in the rear, the others quite out of the running. Time, smin 55sec. There was £98 on the totalisator. Dividend, £22 Is. CONSOLATION HANDIOAP, Of 16sovs. One mile. Mr George'i The Brewer, by Guy Fawkei 77 (R George) 1 Mr J O'Donnell's Galtee, 7.9 (Buddicombe) 2 Mr Condon's Windsor, 8.9 ... ...(Loughlln) 3 Mr J Allan's Cinnabar, 7.12 ... (R Allan) 0 A very fair start wbb effeoted, and the horses ran well together for a few furlongs. The Brewer then . assumed the lead, and won by nearly half a length, Windsor being just behind Galtee, and Cinnabar a few lengths in the rear of the latter. Time, lmin 54|sec. There was £95 on' the totalisator ; dividend, £2 ISs. MANDEVILLB RACES. Tuesday, Mabch 17. Handicap Hubdlis —Mr Gardner's Patchwork (9.12), 1 ; M'Lean's Upper Cut (9.7), 2 ; Telford's Aparlma ( 1 0. 7 ) , 3. The Mandkville Cup, one mile and a-half.— Crockett's Victory (7.8), 1 ; Telford's Anonyma (8 2), 2; White's Jealousy (8.0), 3. Anonyma was. the favourite, but Victory won by a lesgth. Dividend, £3 15s. Wantwood Stbbplhchass, about three miles.— G M Bell's Viator (12 0), 1; Patchwork (9.12), 2; Upper Cut (9.12), 3. An exciting race. Won by a neck. Dividend, £2 6s. District Handicap —Anonyma, 1. Dividend, £1 16s. Handicap Thot.— Oaberfeidh (60seo), 1 ; Broadbent's Foremost (scratch), 2 ; Tete DOr (40aeo), 3. A singular mistake over the first race marred the day's sport somewhat. On the card' the numbers of Patchwork and Uppercut were transposed by the printer, giving numbers oat of order thus — '7, Patchwork; 6, Uppercut." Messrs Mason and Roberts corrected this onj the totalisator, making Patchwork 6. That horse won, and 10 investors should have got £14 11s, but they found that having gone by the bard their money was on Uppercut. The stewards decided that the totalisator money should be divided between the investors on the two horses (dividend, £2 15s), but those who went by the card refused it, and talk of legal proceedings. No. 7 saddlpcloth was supplied to Patchwork, and that number was raised when he won. GREYMOUTH RACES. Tuesday, Mabch 17. For the Autumn meeting glorious weather was experienced. Fifteen hundred people Were on the ground. The fields were good. Results : — West Coast Produce Handicap. — Ahaura 74, 1; Mayboy 84, 2; Verbena 80, 3. Time, lmin 34Jseo. Totaliaator, £607 ; dividend, 32s 6d. Metropolitan Stakes, of 140sovs. One mile and a-lwlf — Oaptaiu Co ik 82, 1 ; Dollar 80. 2 : Quibble 9 12, 3. A boll over. Quibble was favourite, over £300 beir g on him, and only £30 on Onj.tain Cook. Totalhator, £5')2 ; dividend, £'6 l U. St. Patrick's Handicap.— Heath* r Bell 84, 1; Dollar 8.0. 2; Quibble 9.4. 3. Couut d'Orßcy, Tyrant, and Ahaura also ran. Time, 2min 171eeo. Totalisator, £374 ; dividend, £3 Bs. Handicap Hukdlb Racb — Clarloe 6 11, 1 ; Mayboy 9 11, 2; Lioness 9.0, 3. Captain Abram, Marquis, and Cymaro also ran. Won on thu ,poßt by a nose. Time. 3tnin 31|sec. Totaliaator, £3*B, £124 on the favourite ; dividend, £2 6a 6d. The total through the machine was £1738. Wednesday, Mabch 18. The second day's racing was favoured with fine weather, and was well attended. Results : — Handicap Hurdles —Mayboy (10.0) 1, Captain Abram (11.7) 2, Clarice (10 5) 3. Lioness also ran. Time, 2min 59 1 ssec. TotM, £278. Dividend, £2 9s. Midland Railway Stakes, of lOOaovs. One mile and a quaiter.— Dollar (7 12) 1. Quibble (9 0) 2. Captain Cook (8 7) 3. Exohango, Honesty, and Tyrant also ran. Time, 2min 17^ec. Total, £506. Dividend, £4 5s 6d. Selling Race. —Verbena (8 1) 1, Lioness (6.10)3, Oymaro (8 4) 3. O.K. nowhere, Time, lmin 35|3ec. Total, £?10. Dividend. £3 sa. Bhunnek Handicap.— Golden Rose (6.9) 1, Dollar (8.7) 2, Ve'bena (6 0) 3. Enchantress nlfo ran. Time, lmin4P|aec Total, £409. Dlvldei.d, £3 lla. Consolation.— Count d'Orsay (7 12) won. beating Exchange, College Boy. Honesty, and Tyrant. Total, £351. Dividend. £5 13j 6d. Over £3500 paired through the machine for the two days. WAIMATE RACES. At the Waimata races Miss George won the St. Patrick's Handicap, Merry Girl (14sec) the Two and a-half Mile trot, Lady Zetland the Harvest and Flying Handicaps, Lady Darling the Hack Race, Lnoy the Two-mile Trot, and Conspirator the Ladies' Purse. The beet dividend of the day was £5 14i, on the Two and a-hftlf Mile Trot.

If WEIGHTS, ACCEPTANCES, &c. ~ I DUNBDIN ANNIVERSARY MEETING. The following entries and a»cepfances were received by Mr Sydney James on Batarday night for the Anniversary Races on 21jt and 23rd March : — HURDLB HANDICAP. One mile and a-balf. st lb at lb E f ib Little Trimolite 910 Trapper 9 o Arthur 11 10 Waltangt 9 7 Smuggler 9 o Torrent... 10 12 Aparima 9 2 ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP. One mile and a-quatter. Dispute... 8 0 Pique ... 7 4 ForestKlng7 o Lelnster... 7 8 Anonjma 7 3 Dormeur 7 o Mist George 7 5 Mariner... 7 2 DonCswar 6 7 THREM-MILE TROT. Miss Nettie sor Forest Queen 27 Myrtle ..."to Wanderoo ... 5 Informer ... 30 Happy Jack 40 »,We S ffi£«*cß gSSSS^S 5n2?... S S2K. ::; S Falry - 60 SELLING BAOB. One mile and a furlong. £?n? n " tßr Sf' 0 > ••• 8 7 Old Judge (£2O) ... 7*13 Windsor <«0. ... 8 6 Wayland(£3o) 711 Heartburn (20) ... 713 Cinnabar (£10) 613 Vaultre 89 (£2O) ... 713 Milord (£10) ... 611 CLIFFS HANDICAP. Six furlongi. st lb at lb at- is Lady Bell 810 Mariner... 8 2 Lady Mab 7 I MissGeorgeS 5 Dormeur 8 0 Bnfield .. <» il Pique ... 8 4 Tempest 712 Jealousy 6 7 Anonyma 8,3 Warlock 7 7 The Wolf 6 5 KKW HANDICAP. Five furlongi. »*■ lb, st. lb. gt ib Hugenot 8 7 OoDjuror 8 2 Remembrance 7 d PONY RACE. Four furlongs. Selyle(l4 2) ... 9' 7' Little Dorrit 14.1) "o^ Colleen Bawn (14.2) 9 7 Somonuna (14.0)... 8 7 Wizard (14.3) ... 9 7 Mallowrake (13.3) 8 0 Johnny (H.I) ... 9 0 Kathlmda (13.3) ... 8 0 $S?u a « l ::: I S LlttleDan < 132 '- * t SELLING HURDLB RACE. One mile and a-half. St. lb. at. lb st )b Garibaldi 10 0 Trapper... 9 0 Brebua ... 9 6 Smuggler 9 0 Aparlma 9 0 It is pleaßing to note that the acceptances and entries come within five of those rec< ived last year, notwithstanding the great falling off in nominations, amounting to 77. The following is a comparative statement showing the acceptances for last year and for the present year : Hurdle Handioap 18 6°" "f* Anniversary Handicap ... 13 9 Three Mile Trot ... ... 23 17 Selling Race ... 4 L Cliff's Handicap ... .). 12 12 Kew Handicap ... ..6 3 Pony Race... ... ... 12 n Selling Hurdle Race ... ... 3 6 77 72 NORTH OTAGO J.C. RACES. Oamaeu, March 18. The following nominations were reoeived tonight for the race meeting of the North Otago Jockey Glob : — Handicap Hurdi.es.— Trimollte, Waltanci, Blackthorn, Torrent, Tired, Little Arthur. Nobth Otago Cup — Blizzard, Wayland, Mariner, Lady Zetland, Prime Warden, Irene, Don Ctesar, Lord Aston, Beoretary. Thrkb Mub Tbot.— Merry Girl.Luoy, Magnolia. Fosiicker, Birthday, Ada 11, Dinah, Babblter, Bonney. Bandville, Mignonette, Silver Prince, Katie, Bessie Grey, Vivian Grey. Novai, Back.- Patch, Miss Eva, Bmperor, Malvern. Nettle, Vinolia. Fitting Handicap.— Tempest, Dormeur, Lady Zetland. Warlock. Maggie, Lady Mab, Lord Aston, Lady Bell, Bnfield, Lyra, Hiss George, Wayland! District Handicap.— lrene, Maggie, Paddy, Miss Maok, Secretary, Ino. Lyra, Ysobel, Millstone. Autumw Hurdles.— Trimolite, Waitangi, Blackthorn, Torrent, aired, Little Arthur, Stanley, Morten. Prksidbitt's Handicap. — Blizzard, Wayland, Mariner, Dormeur, lady Zetland, Prime Warden, Warlock, Irene, Don Ctoanr, Lord Alton, Secretary, Misi George. District Wbltkr Handicap.— lrene. Duntnore, Maggie, Miss Mack, ' Rothamstead,- Nettle. Ino, Stanley. Lyra, Ysobel. VinoHa, Millstone, Melita. Two-mile TfiOT.—Merrie Girl, Lucy, Marian. Fo»Bicker, Birthday, Ada 11, Dinah, Oolly, Roaney, Lizzie, Bondville, Mignonette, Minnie, Katie, Bessie Grey, Vivian Grey, Waitaki ("late —Tempest, Dormeur, Lady Zetland, Maggie, Lady Mab, Lady 8011, Rothametead, Malvern, Bnlleld, Minnie, Lyra, Miss George. O.J.C. NOMINATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES. CHRISTCHURCH HURDIK RACK, lOOgOVB. Two miles.— Preston, Irish King. Iroquoia, Ivanhoe, I lion, Little Arthur, Erin-go-Bragh, Romulus. Templkton Stakes, of lOOsovs. Six furlongs.— Adieu. Wliim, Nellie Gray, Mariner, Dormeur. Miss George, Red Cross, Palliser, Cnrronade, Dragon, Rub", Crown Jewel, Yon Temp-.ky, Lord Alton, Prime Warden. It cz. Lady Soekburn. Drilfc. Epsom Weltrr Handicap, of lOOsovs.— One mile and a-half.— Rangiora, Hfmu, Coinage, Mariner, Silver Grey, Kujuiue, Burlesque, Rosebud, Crown Jewel, L<idy ZrSland, Catnmount, Harkaway. HUS3LEY Et-jkes, of 100so\s. Five furlongs — Cor. juror, Triton, Ranee Nuna, Ilium, Tassy, i'om Field, May, Union Flag, Peerswick. Hurdle Hace, of 75so?s. Ouce round and a distance.—Preston, Isidore, Ivanhoe, Ixiou, Trea Sto, Little Arthur, Tired, Erin-go-Bragh, Tornado, Romulus. AUTUMN KURBEBT STAKES, of lOOaOVS. Five furlonjjs. - Conjurni-, Triton. Clanransld, Melinite, Ilium, Jestitj. Yat»Rhan, May, Union Flag. Eockbuhn I^d:cap, of lOOerfva. Oi,e mile and a-quarter. — llaiiglorn, Mariner, Bed Cross, Palliser, Moraine, Whim. Rotebnd. Crown Jewel. Lord Aston, Prime Warden, Lariv Z tland, lutz, Harkaway. ADDiNQroN Plate, t.f 75sov«. Six furlongs — Nellie Grey (£100) 9 1, Drift (£100) 9 1, Catamount (£SO) 9 o.Peerswick. Peerswick (£50)8 11. OarronaCe (£loo 8 10, » Whim (nil) 8 8 , Himu (nil) 8.7. Dragon (nil) 8.7, Union Flag (£ c 00) 8 0, Tom Field (£100) 7 7. GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP. Of SuOsovs. One mile and a half. Freedom ... 9 0 Moraine ... 7 5 Occident ... 8 6 Hazel ... ... 6 10 Breadalbane ... 7 10 PallUer ... 6 10 Blizzard ... 7 9 Mariner ... 6 5 Ciuehfield ... 7 7 Champagsb Stakes, of 300rovs. Six furlongs. — Caj -lery, Melinite, Klorrie, Clanranald, Union Flsg, Fliuderi. Challenge Stakes, of 300sovs. Six furlongs.— Florrie, MelinUe, Oonjiiror, Flinders, Clanranald, Triton, Union Flag, Cajolery, Diadem. CENTRAL TAIERI HANDICAPS. Central Taibri Handicap. One mile and a-half. — Li iuster 92. Anonymn.B.7, Forest King 85, Don Caspar 7 10, WaiLck 7.7, Trimolite 7.5, The Brewf r 7 3. Galleo 6 10 Handicap 'Jimk Irot. Three mi les.— Mies Nettie scratch. Wandf-r-o sh>c. Dolly 1 sseo, Jano 12seo, Fotebt Quetu i7toc. lufortrer BOstc. Phantom 3iseo, Julltm 37sec, Mj rl e 40iec, B<il.t JOstc. Cottage Girl 4&sfC. Lonfl Siftr4ssfC, V»liy NotSOsec, Fairy 50seo, Tul 50aeo, Mpph ?ss»-o. ■ Flying Handicap. '-Ix furlongi.- Anonyma 8.12, Forpet King 8 7. 1 ady Mao 85, De Trop 8.0, Cinnabar 7.7. Old Judfce 7.0. HACit Handicap. One mile — Sweetbriar 8 7. Sbifnal 8.3. Dunrobin 8.0, Fanny 7 5, Cora 6.13, Winnifred 6 7. Bmrate a fi. Hani.ioap TIMK Tkot Two mil"!.— Mlu Nettle •oratob. Wandeioo 3eeo. Dolly I 3teo, Jane 3seo, Fore»t Queen 18teo, Informer 20sec, Phantom SOteo, Bnvy 23s«c, Julian 23seo, Myrtle aeseo. Cottige Girl 39teo, Billy 29«c0. Why Not 3.' aro, Tui 82seo, Sam S2«eo, Coquette 3Joeo, Fairy 3.seo, Meph 35ieo f Peggy (pony) 4Oieo.