RACING IN NEW ZEALAND.

Otago Witness, Issue 2923, 23 March 1910, Page 56

RACING IN NEW ZEALAND.

NAPIER PARK RACES. First Day—Wednesday, Maech 16. Fine weather prevailed to-day for the first day of the Napier Park Racing Club's autumn meeting, and the course was in good order. The attendance was not quite up to the Cup Day average. Nine bookmakers were licensed —four at £2O 10s and five at £lO 10s,—and the sum of £5336 was put through the machine, as against £5581 for the first day last year. Results: OMARANUI HACK HANDICAP HURDLES, Of 80sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Mr W. J. Douglas's br m Polyanthus, by The Possible—Violet, aged, 11.5 (J. O'Connell) 1 Mr Hamilton's Forest, 10.2 (C. Cress) 2 These were the only starters. The pankept in close company all the way, Polyanthus winning easily by two lengths. Time, 3min 205.3 C. ESK HACK HANDICAP, Of 80sovs. Seven furlongs. Mr J. Hennah's b m Amaru, by The Possible—Violet, 4yrs, 7.1 (E. Lowe) 1 Mr J. Parker's Fort William, 8.7 (F. Porter) 2 Mr Peacock's Bandalero, 7.5 (W. Bennett) 3 Also started: Composed 6.10, Kildonan 7.9, All Trumps 6.10. A great race from the distance saw Amaru win by a head, half a length separating second and third. Time, lmin. 31 ' NAPIER CUP HANDICAP, Of 300sovs. One mile and a-quarter. Mr E. Kemp's rn m Parable, by Merriwee —Palaver, 4yrs, 7.9 (J. Kemp) 1 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Woodhey, 8.5 / . (F. D. Jones) 2 Mr Watt's Bridge, 7.0 (R: Young) ... 3 Also started: Sandstiteam 9.5, Clemora 7.5, Kopu 7.5, Lamsdorff 7.2. Clemora led for about a furlong, and then Parable assumed command, and was never headed, but had to be hard-ridden from the distance to win by a neck. There was some distance between the second and third horses. Time, 2min 9 l-ssec. TRIAL HACK STAKES, Of 60sovs. Six furlongs. Mr H. H. Pharazyn's br c Bunkum, by Merriwee—Flatter, 2yrs, 7.2 (E. Lowe) 1 Mr Dowry's Reformist, 8.5 (L. Wilson) 2 Mr Cattanach's Useful, 8.5 (J. Sceats) ... 3 Also started: Sleacomhe 8.11, Rosemark 8.11. Hapuka 8.11, Nero 8.11, Lady Moutoa 8.5, Red Seal 8.5, Selene 6.13, Floater 6.13. Useful led until close to home, when Reformist took command, only to be tackled by Bunkum. The latter won on the post. Time, lmin 17sec. WELTER HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. Mr E. Watt's br g Wimmera, by Merriwee —Mousqueterie, 4yrs, 9.8 (H. Gray) 1 Mr Parker's Ballyheigh, 9.2 (F. Porter) 2 Mr Donnelly's Golden Water, 9.3 (A. Olliver) 3 Also started: Glissade 9.6, Drcadless 8.11, Berengaria 8.11, Moutoa Girl 8.7, Niwaru 8.7, Millenial 8.7. Wimmera and Golden Water were responsible for the pace, Wimmera winning easily by a length. Ballyheigh just got up in time to beat Golden Water by half a length. Tim.j, lmin 29aec. SAPLING STAKES HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Five furlongs. Hon. J. D. Ormond's b c Birkdale, by Birkenhead—Thame, 7.13 (F. D. Jones) 1 Mr M-Namara's Sea Eagle, 9.7 (J. Sceats) 2 Mr Lowry's War Song, 9.5 (L. Wilson) • 3 Also started : Vid 7.10,. Gloss 7.8, Waikehua 7.2, Ngakau 6.7. Sea Eagle, Gloss, Birkd'ale, and War Song, in that order, carried on the running-. At the distance Birkdale challenged, and won by half a length, while the same distance separated second and third. Time, lmin 2 3-sseo - REDCLYFFE HACK WELTER HANDICAP, Of 80sovs. One mile. Mr E. J. White's eh m Obscurity, by Renown —Mystic, 4yrs, 8.9 (F. Hutchinson) 1 Mr Wilson's King's Prize, 9.7 (A: Oliver) 2 Messrs Limmer and M'Kay's Amato, 9.3 (H. Gray) . 3 Also sta.rtisd: Separator 8.13, fdlynices 8.4. Idealism 8.2, Dan Leno 8.2, Karakatura 7.13, Blackwater 7.9, Stevens 7.7, Moana 7.7. King's Prize and Karakatura were the first out. The former" carried on the runninguntil 50 yards from home, when Obscurity came fast, and won by a neck. Amato was a poor third. Time, lmin 44 l-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Six fu-rkmgs. Mr W. H. Roonev's Mundio, by Gold Reef—Hopeful, 4yrs, 7.12 (H. Gray) 1 Mr Lowry's Ambala, 7.8 (L. Wilson) 2 Mr Watt's Maori King, 9.0 (F. D. Jones) 3 Also started: Voetgang 7.8, Mayflower 6.7. The winner led all the way, and won by two lengths. Maori King was an indifferent third. Time, lmin 14 4-ssec. Second Day—Thursday, March 17. Slight showers fell before the first race at the Napier Park Racing Club's autumn meeting to-day, but did not have any effect on the attendance, which was considerably better than on the first day. The course vyas in good order. Nine bookmakers were licensed—three at £2O 10s each and six at £lO 10s. The sum of £11,333 was handled at the machine, as against £10,718 for the autumn meeting last year. Results:— "OMAHU HACK HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, Of 80sovs. One mile and a-half. Mr W. J. Douglas's br m Polyanthus, by The Possible—Violet, aged, 12.2 (J. O'Connell) 1 Mr Delaney's Merrie Lawn, 9.1 [carried 9.4] (W. Woods) 2 Mr Bennett's Centaur, 9.4 (R. Thompson) 3 : Also started: Forest 9.13, Oakley 9.4. . Merri© Lawn was the first to. show out, but the field had gone only two furlongs when Polyanthus took command, and was never headed, winning easily by one length; three lengths between second and third. Time, 2min 50 2-ssec TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP, Of 80sovs. Six furlongs. Mr A. Peters's br f Moree, by Merriwee —Strephon mare, 3yra, 8.0 (L. Wilson) 1 Mr Parker's Fort William, 8.10 (F. Porter) 2 Mr Harris's Niwaru, 7.5 (E. CrerarJ 3

Also started: Tcanga 9.5, Mayflower 8.3, Ortygia 8.2, Amaru 7.13, Lord Possible 7.11, Bandalero 7.6, Kildonan 7.3, Moutoa Girl 6.10, Composed 6.7 (carried 7.2). Amaru was the first out, but was soon joined by Fort William. The latter led into the straight, with Moree handy. Half-way clown the straight Morec took charge, and won by a length, two lengths separating second and third. Time, lmin 16 4-ssec. CLOSE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of 150sovs. One mile and a distance. Mr G. Castle's b c Clemora, by St. Clements—Ora, 4yrs, 7.7 [carried 21b over] (H. Gray) ... 1 Mr Kemp's Parable, 8.5 (W. Kirk) ... 2 Mr Watt's Bridge, 7.3 (E. Lowe) ... 3 Also started: Bollin 8.1, Kopu 7.7, Lamsdorff 7.0, Separator 6.7. Parable and Clemora took up the running after four furlongs had been covered, and in a great finish Clemora won by a head, the same distance between second and third. Time, lmin 55sec. KUAO HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Four, furlongs and a-half. Hon. J. D. Ormond's br c Birkdale, by Birkenhead—Thame, 8.12 (F. D. Jones) 1 Mr Lawrv's Kohinoor, 9.10 (L. Wilson) 2 Mr Highden's Gloss, 7.6 [carried 7.9] (H. Gray) 3 Also started: Virtue 7.8, Derelict 7.8, Montcon© 7.8, Ngakau 6.7. The winner and Kohinoor were in front all the way, Birkdale winning by two lengths, while the same distance separated second and third. Time, 56 2-ssec. I HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of 90sovs. Seven furlongs. Mr E. J. Watt's br g Wimmera, by Merriwee —Mousqueterie, 4yrs, 10.0 (H. Gray) 1 Mr Donnelly's Golden Water. 8.12 (W. Kirk) 2 Mr Highden's Perolina, 8.6 (A. Olliver) 3 Also started: Ballyheigh 8.13. Obscurity 8.8, Berengaria 8.0, Ballyhetty 8.0, Millennial 8.0. The winner led all the way. and won comfortably by a length. There was a great race for second plade. Time, lmin 29 4-ssec. MAIDEN HACK SCURRY, of 60sovs. Weight, 9.0. Five furlongs.—Lady Moutoa 1, New Ideal 2, Ha.rekoa 3. Also started: Appin, Red Seal, Remark, Lolita, Miss Pigeon, Legner; Perceler. Won by a nos©. Time, lmin 5 l-ssec. ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. Mr E. J. Watt's br o Maori King, by Merriwee —Indian Queen, 9.0 (A. Olliver) 1 Mr Rooney's Mundic, 8.8 (H. Gray) ... 2 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Wood'hey, 8.13 (F. D. Jones) 3 Also started: Ambala 7.10, Glissade 7.5 (carried 7.8). Maori King just got up in time to win. Woqdbsy was three lengths further oft'. Time, lmin 15 l-ssec STEWARDS' STAKES HACK WELTER HANDICAP, Of 70sovs. Seven furlongs. Hon. J. D. Ormond's br g Idealism, by Birkenhead—ldeal, 3yrs, 8.1 (F. D. Jones) 1 Messrs Limmer and M'Kay's Amato, 9.4 (H. Gray) 2 Mr Wilson's King's Prize, 9.13 (A. Olliver) 3 Also started: Bandalero 8.1, Karakatura 7.13, Polynices 7.13, Moana 7.7, Stevens 7.7 (carried 7*12). Idealism led all the way, and won easily by four lengths, a length separating second and third. Time, lmin 31 4-ssec. WAIMATE RACES. WAIMATE, March 17. Splendid weather and a large attendance were on hand for the Waimate Racing Club's annual meeting, and there was an interesting day's racing. During the day £3886, or £46 above last year, was put through the totalisator, and eight bookmakers were licensed at £2O 10s each. Details : STUDHOLME STAKES, Of 75sovs; second horse lOsovs and third ssovs. Five furlongs. Mr J. M. Johnstone's br m Cute, by Stepniak—Decoy, 6yrs, 8.9 (Humphries) 1 Mr Griffen's Silkweb, 9.6 (V. Cotton) 2 Mr Buckley's Land Rose, 8.8 (Yarr) ... 3 Also started: Federal 9.9, Lady Orizon 9.6, Genius 8.7, Busyland 7.10, Vesper Bell 6.7. Silkweb was the first to break the line, and was soon joined by Land Rose and Genius. The two landed in the straight together, with Cute a couple of lengths away. Inside the distance Cute put in her clam, and in a good finish beat Silkweb by a good half-length, while Land Rose was three-parts of a, length away. Time, lmin 2 2-ssec. TRIAL PLATE, Of 45sovs; second horse Tsovs and third 3sovs. Six furlongs. Mr J. W. Skinner's ch m Glenfeld, by Glenapp—Maid of Belfield/ 4yrs, 8.7. ' " (E." Cotton) 1 Mr Emmerson's Nightlight, 8.4 (H. Price) 2 Mr Maize's Lady Dirk, 8.4 (A. Trilford) 3 Also started: Merryweather 8.4, Molly Rhue 8.4, Red-white-and-bhie 8.0 (inc. 31b over), Fisticuff 8.4 (inc. 71b over), Miss Becky 7.11. Won by a long neck after a good finish. Lady Dirk was half a length away, and Red-white-and-blue. was close up fourth. Tim©, lmin 17 2-ssee. WAIMATE CUP, Of 160sovs (including cup valued at 40sovs); second horse 15sovs and third ssovs. One mile and a distance. Mr M. Kavanagh's b c Cronstadt, by Stepniak—Madder, 3yrs, 8.6 (Donovan) 1 Mr Pyne's Rose Noble, 8.10 (M'Clusky) 2 Mr Buchanan's Lovelorn, 7.10 [inc. lib over] 3 Also started: Boutade 8.7. Lovelorn, under a pull, showed the way past the stand, with the others close up. Turning into the back stretch, Boutade took charge, and ran along closely attended by Lovelorn, wi#h Rose Noble a length away, and Cronstadt wringing up the rear. At the home turn the field closed up, and once heads were in line for home Rose Noble took charge, but Cronstadt put in a challenge, and wearing down the leader, won by over half a length, with Lovelorn three lengths away third. Time, lmin 57 2-sseo. MORVEN TROT, Of 40sovs; second horse 7sovs and third 3sovs. One mile and a-half. Mr A. Cooper's blk m Princess Mento, by Prince Im/-«rial, syrs, 30seo 1

Mr M'Gradie's Shiela M., 29seo (Pringle) 2 Mr Connelly's Opihi, Bsec (Trilford) ... 3 Also started: Royal Colours 6sec, Pmewood 14sec, Redmaid 17sec, Shielam 20sec, Rothsbloom 27sec, Rothville 27sec, Violet M. 30sec, Miss Lovet 34sec, Plain Tom 36sec, Lincoln Lass 36sec, Coronatia 36sec, IAI Mount 36sec, Uranic 36seo, Limit Reck 36sec, Eranard 38see, Karaka 38seo, Dora M. 38sec. Princess Mento took charge after going half a mile, and won by six lengths from Shiela M., who beat Opihi by a similar distance. Royal Colours was just beaten for third place. Time, 4min 3sec. HARVEST HANDICAP, , Of lOOsovs; second horse lOsovs and third ssovs. Six furlongs. Mr J M. Johnston's br m Cute, by Stepniak—Decoy, 6yrs, 8.9 [ino. 101 b penalty] (Humphries) •• 1 Mr Portland's All Guns, 8.13 (J. M'Cmsky) 2 Mr Griffen's Silkweb, 8.13 (V. Cotton) 3 Also started: Lady Oriaoin 8.13. All Guns, was the smartest to begin, and piloted the way along the back. Inside the-distance Cute put in a challenge, and wearing down the leader won by three-parts of a length, with Silkweb a head away third. Time, lmin 16sec. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, Of 40sovs; second horse 7sovs and third 3sovs. Four furlong's. Air C. Meycrs's b f Stepmaid, by Stepniak—Waimate Maid, 3yrs, 7.11 (R. King) 1 Mr Knight's Fisticuff, 8.3 [inc. 101 b over] ••• •■• ■•• 2 Messrs Kennedy and Carson s Merryweather, 7.7 (Humphries) ... 3 Also started: Grenfeld 9.5 (inc. 51b penalty), Oblige 8.9, Manchester 8.5, Nightlight 7.11, Laplander 8.2 (inc. 91b over), Heatherdew 7.12 (inc. 51b over), Brown Betty 8.0 (inc. 71b over), Molly Rhue 7.11 (inc. 41b over). Stepmaid was first into the straight, and stalling off Fisticuff won by half a length, with Merryweather two lengths away, and Nightlight and Glenfield close up. Time, 50 l-ssec. HOOK TROT, Of 40sovs; second 7sovs and third 3sovs. r One mile. Mr J. B. Fox's b m Centrewocd, by Satinwood, syrs, 2"3sec (Sherwin) ... 1 Mr Dench's Pinewood, 9sec (Owner) 2 Mi- Roberts's Bay Patchen,. 25sec (A. Smith) 3 Also started: D.C.L. 9sac, Princess Mento 12sec (inc. Bsec penalty), Sheila M. 13sec, King's Lynn "15sec, Kerrya.ll 15sec, Gipsywood 18sec, Rothville 18sec, Dora M. 25seo, Plain Tom 24sec, Lincoln Lass 24sec, All Mount 24sec, Uranic 24sec, Franz Alena 24s«c, Satinwood jun. 24sec, Rebate 25sec, Karaka 25sec, Eranard 25sec. Bay Patchen led. until 50 yards from home, where Centrewocd got up and won by) about three lengths from Pinewood, who beat Boy Patchen by a little over a length. Then came Princess Mento and Sheila M. Time, 2min 40 2-ssee. STEWARDS' WELTER, Of lOOsovs; second lOsovs and third ssovs. Seven furlongs. Mr J. Buckley's b c St. Aidan, by Birkenhead —Montdread, 4yrs, 9.11 . . ■ (Yarr) 1 Mr Rhodes's Brasenose, 8.9 (L. G. King) 2 Mr Barton's Zetland, 9.12 (V. Cotton) 3 Also started: Lovelorn 9.2, Bomhastes 8.3. Brasenose got well away, and ran along the back about three lengths clear of his field. Bombastes was beaten before reaching the straight, and in the run home St. Aidan strode up, and beat the leader nicely by a neck. Zetland was two lengths away. Time, lmin 31sec. MASTERTON AUTUMN MEETING. Fibst Day—Thursday, March 17. The Masterton autumn meeting was opened to-day. The attendance was large, and the weather was fixua until the last race, when rain fell. Results:— HACK HURDLES. One mile and threequarters.—Gold Bird, 11.5, 1; Millpond, 9.0, 2; Pakau, 9.0. 3. Also started: Strahan, Garrison. Won easily by a length and a-half. Time, 3mfn 20sec. MARCH HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— Ballarat, 7.12, and Sunbonnet, 7.8 (dead heat), 1; Teroti,- 6.13, 3. Also started: Naumai 10.1, Taitoko 7.13, Teru 7.1. Time, lmin 15sec. MAIDEN HACK HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—Penza, 8.11, 1; British Maid, 6.13, 2; Bernardine, 8.11, 3. Also started: Miss Peaty, Campaign, Maykoff, Gold Top, Leapuki. Won easily by two lengths." Time, lmin 3 2-ssec. MASTERTON HACK HANDICAP. One mile.—First Battery, 7.3, 1; Afterthought, 7.13, 2; First Consul, 8.6, 3. Also started: Skye, Pukewai, Merrie Land, Rose Herald. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin 44sec. WAIPIPI CUP.—lranui, 8.5„ 1; Hilarian, 6.7, 2; Lawn Rose, 6.7, 3. Also started: Swimming Belt, Rinemaid, No Trumps. Won by a length and a-half. Time, 2min 10 2-ssec. LADIES' BRACELET. One mile and a-quarter.—Waione 12.2, 1; Golden Butterfly, 10.13, 2; Canadian, 10.7, 3. Also started: Castiglione, Merrie Emerald, Hill Lass. Won by three lengths. Time, 2min 16sec. DASH HACK HANDICAP. Five fur--2; Kina,, 7.13, 3. Also started: Royal Marine, Aimwell, Rongomai, Leahora, Kiltie Lass, Palestine, Prancer, Miss Sylvia, Kalypso, Fiji. Won by a short neck. Time, lmin 1 4-ssec. OPAKI WELTER. Seven furlongs.— Waiata, 8.10, 1; Marengo, 8.3, 2; Kelso, 8.10, 3. Also started, Bally Shannon, Miscast, Gaelic, Laius. Won by two lengths Time, lmin 30 2-ssec. Second Day—Friday, March 18. The weather was fin© for the second day of the Masterton races, and there was «, fair attendance. Results: HACK HURDLES.—KeIso, 10.0, 1Pakau, 9.4, 2; Millpond, 9.9, 3. These, were the only starters." Won by four lengths. Time', 2min 51 2-ssec. TELEPHONE HANDICAP.—Liza, 6.7, 1; Waia.ta.. 7.0, 2; Teroti, 7.0, 3. Also started: Naumai. Won by a short neck. Time, lmin 2 l-ssec. HACK SCURRY.—Merrie Emerald, 8.9, 1; Gold Top, 8.5, 2; Teututu, 8.9, 3. Also started: Kalypsp, Lady Volley, Leapuke. Won by a length. HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. - Waiariki, 10.10, 1; Aotea, 11.12, 2; Golden Butterfly, 11.13, 3. Also started: Canadian. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin 48sec.

" AUTUMN HANDICAP. Sunbonnet, 7.11, lj Iranui, 9.0, 2; Taitoko, 7.10, 3.' Also started: Aberration, Ballarat, Riflemaid, Lawn Rose, Skye, First Consul. Won by a head. Time, Imin 42sec. RAILWAY HANDICAP.—Merrie Land, 7.9, 1; First Battery, 7.13, 2; Curator, 8.0, 3. Also started: Lace Collar, Royal Marine, Succession, Rongomai, Embrocation. Won easily by four lengths. FINAL WELTER.—Hilarian, 9.11, 1; Marengo, 8.7, 2; Aboriginal, 8.3, 3. Also started: Miscast, Gaelic, Lains. Won by, a length. Time, Imin 44sec. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. - Curator. 8.2, 1: Aimwell. 7.11, 2; Kina, 8.0, 3. Also started: Knight Commander, Hinekor&ngi, Leahora, Palestine, Miss Sylvia, Teatuata, Fifi. Won by a head. Time, Imin. 3sec. j WESTPORT RACES. First Day—Thursday, March 17, The Westport Jockey Club's autumn meeting was opened to-day in fine weather, . and there was a good attendance. Re- ' suite:— FLYING HANDICAP, of 25sovs. Five ffurlongs.—Bridesmaid, 7.10, 1; Contingent, 8.3, 2; Blue Sky, 7.0, 3. Scratched: Amaura. Time, Imin 4sec. I STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 20sovs. ! Six furlongs.—Balmy Breeze, 9.0, 1; Lady Wreath, 9.0, 2; Bandsman, 9.7, 3. "Scratched: Lodas and Silverine. | ORAWAITI HANDICAP TROT, of : 30sovs. One mile and a-half.—Maud Allerton, 30sec, 1; Diotatoress; 30seo, 2; Miss Black, 24sec, 3. Scratched: Rita H., Princess Bell, Merlin. Time, 4min 20 3-ssec. WESTPORT CUP, of 40sove, and a 6ilTer cup presented by Mr F. R. Jones (Nelson). Nine furlongs.—King Try, 7.7, 1; Investment, 8.3, 2. Also started: First View, Frecland. Time, 2min 25sec. ADDISON'S HACK HANDICAP, of 30sovs. Seven furlongs.—Eyes Front, 9.10, 1; Flintstone, 8.10, 2; Balmy Breeze, 9.5, 3. Eight others started. Time, Imin 4-Oi46C BIRCHFIELD HANDICAP TROT, of oOsovs. Two miles.—Overland, 7sec, 1; Picaroon, 15sec, 2; Judge Albert, 27eec, j 3. Seven others started. Time, suiin 1 27 3-ssec. | RAILWAY PLATE HANDICAP.—Conj tingent, 7.9, 1; Investment, 8.7, 2; Wairarapa, 9.5, 3. These were the only starters. Time, Imin 21seq. I Second Day—Saturday, March 19. The Westport Jockey Club's autumn, meeting was continued in fine weaitheir, and there was a large attendance. The totaiisator investments were £lß7l, as compared .vith £1927 on the second day last year, , and the total for the meeting was £3760, as compared with £3670 last ■ year. Results : I MINERS' HANDICAP. Six furlongs. —lnvestment, 9.0, 1; Waira-rapa, 7.7, 2; Contingent, 8.10, 3. Time, Imin 20sec. CHARLESTON HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Balmy Breeze, 10.0, 1;, Flintstone, 10.13, 2. Twelve horses started. I Time, Imin 23see. j GRANT IY TROT. One mile and' ' a-half-—Miss Black, 27sec, 1; Boxer, 35see, 2; Silver Heel, 35sec, 3. Scratched:! I Coney, Overland, St. Joe. Time, 4min i 18sec. 1 BULLER HANDICAP. One mile.— King Try. 9.0, 1; Investment, 9.9, 2; First View, 8.13, 3. Also started: Freeland. Time, Imin 48sec. At the conclusion of this race Mr Colvin, M.P. (president of the club), presented Mr Byrne, the owner of King Try, with a handsome silver cup which he had won on Thursday and which had been presented by a well-known Nel-. son resident. Mr F. N. Jones STOCKTON HANDICAP. One mile.— I Coreese, 10.5, 1; Miss Douglas, 9.0, 2; | Flintstone, 10.12, 3. Scratched : Sketcher, Glory De Dijon. Time, i Imin 56sec. I WESTPORT COAL COMPANY'S HANDICAP TROT. Two miles—Merlin, 37sec', 1; Woodberlin, 31eec, 2; Picaroon, 14eec, 3. Scratched : Overland and St. Joe. Time, smin 45sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP. . Six furlongs.—Bridesmaid. 9.0. 1; Mania, 9.0, 2; Contingent, 7.0, 3. These were the only starters. Time, Imin 17sec.