RACING IN NEW ZEALAND.

Otago Witness, Issue 2981, 3 May 1911, Page 57

RACING IN NEW ZEALAND.

WELLINGTON AUTUMN MEETING. First Day—Friday, April 28. The first day of tho Wellington Racing Club's autumn meeting was opened in fine, but doubtful weather. The recent rains made the going very heavy, and the times were consequently slow. The attendance suffered on account of the weather. The totalisator investments for the day were £13,045, as compared with £12,470 10s for the corresponding day last year. Results: FIRST HURDLE HANDICAP. Of lOOsovs. One mile and three-quarters. Mr R. M'Dougall's Sunray, by Lethe— Daybreak, syre, 9.12 (F. Flynn) ... 1 Mr Hume's Bally Shannon, 9.5 (H. Telford) .2 Mr Bore's Whitestone, 9.0 (A. Murtagh) 3 Also started: Torbelle 9.10, British Rifle 9.0. Bally Shannon assumed the lead for tho first half-mile, when Sunray teak up the running, closely followed by Toi belle. Tho son of Torpedo was going well up to two hurdles from home, where he came to grief, leaving Sum-ay to win easily. Time, 3min 31 2-ssec. WATWETU HANDICAP. Of 125sovs. Seven furlongs Mr J. J. Corrv's Bracken, by Epaulet —Zealandia, 6yrs, 8.11 (F. Porter) ... 1 Messrs Delaney and Riordan's Toanga, 8.9 (H. Gray) 2 Mr Halley's Hilarian, 8.0 (F. E. Jones) 3 Also started: Irish Rifle 9.13, Flingot 9.2, St. Felix 8.13, Mira 8.0. Flingot was left at the post, the others getting away together. Bracken led from the start, and finished two lengths in front of Tojinga, with Hilarian a length away. Time, lmin 36 l-ssec SILVERSTREAM HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs.

Mr C. Ross's Deploy, by Field Battery —Katorima, 3yrs, 7.12 (Emmerson) 1 Mr Mathew's Longwood', 8.5 (Traill) ... 2 Mr Easton's Moutoa Girl, 7.7 (M'Lean) 3

Also started: Floater 9.0, Brown Trout 8.11, Canterbury 8.0, Laius 7.12, Odessa 7.7, Silver Bullet 7.7, loel 7.2, Retainer 7.0, Lady Volley 7.0, Golden Age 7.0, Foreshot 7.0, St. Bradon 7,0. All the horses got away together, except Retainer. Deploy went to the front _ at once, and was never overhauled, winning by a length, with Longwood the same distance away. Time, lmin 33 3-sseo. THOMPSON HANDICAP, Of 500sovs. One mile. Mr Tiemi Puru's Equitae, by Avaunce Muriwai/ syrs, 9.2 (W. Young) 1 Mr Buick's Vibration, 6.10 (Meagher) 2 £k*kiard's Mulga Bill, 6.10 (M'Donald) 3

Also started: Full Rate 8.12, Iranui 8.9, Sharpshooter 8.5, Vice-Admiral 8.4, Gipsy Belle 7.12, Dearest 7.9, My Lawyer 7.8, Wimmera 7.6, Woodhey 7.8, Genius 7.6, Kauroa 7.3, Sea Queen' 7.0, Gunboat 6.13, Lady Moutoa 6.7. \\ imme.ra was made favourite, but failed to make good by very little. Equitas took up the running' from fcTte start, and was never overtaken. At the back of the course she was followed by Dearest, Sea Queen, Vibration, Gipsy Belle, and My Lawyer, with the rest bunched, except Iranui and Woodhey, who got a bad startComing . into the straight Equitas had a lead of a length from Sea Queen, with Dearest handy. The race Up the straight was very fine, Vibration, Mulga Bill, Wimmera, and Gunboat being practically in line when passing the post. Equitas got home by a length. Time. lmin 46s>ee. NORTH ISLAND CHALLENGE STAKES, Of 650sovs. Seven furlongs. Messrs W. G. and G. L. Stead's Bandeira, bv Royal Artillery—Curfew Bell, 2yr.s, 7.1 (A. Stratford) 1 Sir Geo. Clifford's Madam Madcap, 9.6 (F. E. Jones) ? Mr Buckley's St. Petersburg, 7.1. (Meagher) 3 Also started: —Masterpiece 7.6, Pierene 7.6. Bandeiira, like the four proceeding winners, took the load from the start, and at four furlongs had a substantial lead. He held his own to the finish, though Madam Madcap, coming very fast in the straight, was only half a length away whet> the post was reached. The rest of the field were well back. Time, lmin 31 2-ssec. PLUNKET NURSERY HANDICAP, Of l2ssovs. Five furlongs. Messrs W. G. and G L. Stead's Khamsin, by QLiarryman-Mist,, 7.7 (H. Gray) 1 Mr Watt's Royal 'Scotch, 8.8. (A.Olliver) 2 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Booties 9.6 (F. D. Jones) 3 Also started.—Terebiw'th 7.11, Mazurka 6.9, Aloha 6.7, Abercoed 6.7, Mt. Viotoria 6.7.

Aloha led for two furlongs, Royal Scotch taking command at the distance. Khamsin came with a great rattle opposite the stand, and beai the favourite by a long neck. Terebinth ran third, but the rider did not weigh in. Time, Imin 5 l-ssec. RAILWAY HANDICAP, Of ZOCteovs. Six furlongs. Mr Buick's Zealand, bv Finland— MJarcia, 6vrs, 6.7 (M'Lean) 1 Mr Roe's Thetis, 6.7 (V. Lee) 2 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Formbv. 7.10 (L. Wilson) 3 Also started: Obsono 9.10. Gold Lace 9.4. Tumut 8.10. Sunburnt 8.8, Mon Ami 6.12, Tekahufan<ri 6.7. Tekahurangi jumped out first, followed by Mon Ami and Zealand. Mon Ami assumed the lead at the .distance and led to the people's stand, where Zealand came along and got the verdict by a length, with Formby half a length away. Time, lmin 18 l-ssec. TINAKORI HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. Mr H. Whitney's Turna, by Stepniak— Fair Maid, '3yrs, 7.0 (Meagher) ... 1 Mr Pewene's St Bees, 6.7 (M'Lean) 2 Mr Smith's Master Sylvia, 7.13 (Ayres) 3 Also started: Montiform 8.12 Allurement 8.6, Longstep 8.0, Rongamau 7.8. Kina 7.8. Makara 7.8. Miss Murphy 7.7, "Varna 6.7, Royal Knight 6/7, Egypt 6.7. Allurement, Mlakara,, and Kina were prominent at the outset, and these led the field to the distance, where Turna and St. Bees put in their claims, the former provailing by a nose, with Master Salvia a head away. Time lmin 19 2-ssec.

Second Day—Satdrday, April 29. I .Tho Wellington Racing Club's autumn meeting was terminated to-day, in fine weather, but the course' was sticky. The fields were very fair. The attendance was up to the mark, and the totalisator investments for the. day were £16,776, as against £16,102 for the corresponding day last year, making a total of £29.821 for the two days, as compared with £28,572 10b for the autumn meeting of 1910—a difference of £1248 10s in favour of this meeting. Resuits: • SECOND HURDLE HANDICAP, : Of lOOsovs. One mile and a-half. Mr R. M'Dougall's Sunray. by Lethe — Daybreak, swß, 10.13 (FJynn) 1 Mr Bore's Whitestone, 9.4 (Murtagh)... 2 M:r Prosser's Torbelle, 10.5 (Telford) - ... 6 Also started: Bally Shannon 9.11. Rally Shannon fell. Whitestone led the field into the straight, Sunray overtaking him half a furlong from home, and winning by a length. Time, 2min 57 l-ssec. HUTT HANDICAP, Of 125sovs. One mile. Mr J. Ellis's My Lawyer, by Blackstone —Emmeline, svis, 9.9 (J. Beale) 1 Mr Kailey's Hilarian, 8.0 (F. EL Jones) 2 Mr Pascal's Bourrasque, 8.11 (A. Olliver) 3 Also started: Bracken 9.7, Sea Queen 9.3, St. Felix 8.7, I Sea Queen and Bracken jumped out at the start, and led the field to the bend, where My Lawyer took charge. My Lawyer finished two lengths clear of Hilarian, with Bouiirasque the same distance away. Time, lmin 46 3-ssec. MURITAI HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. Mr W. H. Gray's Silver Bullet, by Calibre —Tapuwai, 3yrs, 7.3 (H. Gray) 1 Mr Whitney's Turna, 7.11 (L. Traill) ... 2 Mr Watt's Montiform, 8.8 (R. Hatch) ... 3 . Also started: Floater 8.9, Brown Trout ! 8.6, Longwood 8.6, Deploy 8.6, Odessa 7.2, Moutoa Girl 7.8, Laius 7.7, Golden Ago 6.10, Foreshot 6.7, St. Brandon 6.7. Floater, Odessa, and Montiform were the first to show out. Deploy displaced Floater at the back, and held the lead till the j straight was reached, when Silver Bullet ' went to the front, and maintained his advantage till the end. Moutoa Girl, Golden Age, and St. Lambton were well up. Time, lmin 33 3-sscc. i AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of 325sovs. One mile and a-quarter. Hon. J. D. Ormond's Woodhey, by Birkenhead- Govt, 6vrs, 7.4 (L. Wilson)... 1 Mr Hall's Iranui, 8.7 (W. Ryan) 2 Mr Goddard's Mulga Bill, 7.0 | (L. M'Donald) 3 ! Also started: Merrivonia 8.7, Vice-admiral 7.12, Cheddar 7.10, Dearest 7.3, Kauroa , 6.12, Flingot 6.12.

A good start was effected, Vice-admiral going to the front at once, followed by Mulga Bill and Merrivonia, with the rest bunched. Going round the back, Viceadmiral was still in front, but at the h«Xfmile j>ost Kauroa took the leadi, and Flingot came up to second place. The latter showed the field into the straight, but

Woodhey, coming fast on the outside, g°t homo by half a length. Iranui put in a late run, but could only get second, beating- Mulga Bill by a long neck. Time, 2min 13 3-ssec NEW ZEALAND ST. LEGE.R STAKES, Of 440sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Mr G. D. Greenwood's Danube, by Martian—Neva, 3y,rs, 8.10 (Hector Gray)... 1 Mr Hall's Mara, -8.10 (W. Ryan) 2 Mr Wire Pewene's St. Bees, 8.10 (C. Jenkins) 3 ■ These wore the only starters. Danube went to the front at the start, and was never troubled, winning- by a length and a-halfj with St. Bees the same distance away, Time, 3min 27seo. PACIFIC HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. Five furlongs. Mr E. J. Watts'* Royal Scotch, by Royal Artillery—Barley Bree. 2yrs, 8.10 (A. Olliver) 1 Sir George Clifford's Terebinth, 7.9 (Emmerson) 2 Mir Brett's Aloha, 6.7 (J. M'Lean) ... 3 Also started: Formless 10.1, Orton 9.3, Avarice 8.3, Altcar 7.0, Abercoed 6.7. Terebinth got away with a lead of two lengths at the start, tut was overhauled by Royal Scotch in the straight, the latter getting home by two lengths and a-half, with Aloha two lengths awiay, followed by Avarice. Formless, Altcar, and Abercoed, in that order. Time, lmin 5 2-ssec. SUBURBAN HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. Six furlongs. Hon. J. Ormond's For.mby, by Birken-head—-Gladisla, 3yrs, 7.10 (L. Wilson)... 1 Mr Watt's Wimmeva, 7.9 (Emmerson)... 2 Mr M'Grath's Tumut, 8.8 (H. Gray) ... 3 Also started: Full Rate 9.7, Obso.no 9.4. Gold Lace 9.0, Sharpshooter 8.7, Gipsy Belle 8.5, Sunburnt 8.4, My Lawyer 7.12, Zealand 7.4, Thetis 6.13, Ladv Moutoa 6.7. My Lawyer, Obsono, and Full Rate were prominent when the barrier went up. Sunburnt and Formby took up the running coming into the straight, and after a fine race Formby won by a long neck, with Tumut the same distance away. Time, lmin 18 3-ssec.

BELMO'NT HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Six furlonga. Mr J. Cress's Lady Vollev, by Tawha— Volley, 4yrs, 7.0 (Gordon) 1 Mr Greenwood's Direetoire, 7.13 / (H. Gray) 2 Mr Parata's Rangomai, 7.7 (R. Young) 3 Also'started: Master Sylvia 8.4, Allurement 8.2, Longstep 3.1. Makara 7.5, Ahuahai 7.2, Royal Knight 6.7, Egypt 6.7. . Ahuahai led for three furlongs, and then gave way to Lady Volley, who won by two lengths, with Rongomai the same distance away. Time, lmin 19 2-ssiec.

REEFTON RACES. First Day—Thursday, April 27. The Rceftori races were run in bad weather, rain pour ng at intervals. Tnere was a fair attendance, and the going was good. Results: —■ SHORTS HANDlCAP.—Hcreward, 8.8, 1; Overheard, 7.3 (including 61b ov;i'), 2; Als6" started: Katua, Montague, Expansion, Uproar, Laiglon, Millionaire. Won bv a length. Time, Imin s;;ec. "FLYING HANDlCAP.—Hillspring, 8.5, 1; Ito, 10.6, 2; _North Pole, 96, 3. Won by a length and a-half. Time, Imin 20 4-ssee. PROGRESS TROT.—Malabar, 24£ec, 1; Miss Wildwood, 23sec, 2; Miss Black, Bsec, 3. Nineteen horses started. Time, 4imin 16 2-ssoo. AUTUMN HANDICAP.— View, 7.0, 1; North Pole, 9.2, 2; Shannon Lass, 3. Four others started. Won by a neck. BOATMAN HANDICAP.—Mangrove, 7.3, 1; Hillspring, 8.10, 2; Montague, "8.5, 3. Won oasilj', Hillspring beating Montague by a nose. Time. Imin 20 2-ssec. GRAND STAND TROT.—Miss Wildwood, 31sec, 1; Chips, 20sec, 2; Motor, scratch, 3. Ten others started. Won by eight lengths. Time, smin 43 4-ssec. REEFTON PLATE.—Cornet 1, King Try 2, Parallel 3. Time, Imin 34seo.

Second Day—Fbiday, April 28. There was a large attendance for the second day of the Reef ton races. The totalisator investments on the first day were £2003, and those to-day were £2938. Results: TELEGRAPH HANDlCAP.—Overheard, 7.9, 1; Expansion, 7.11, 2; Millionaire, 7.2, 3. ELECTRIC HANDICAP.—Divorce, 9.7, 1; Ito, 10.2, 2; Mangrove, 7.12, 3. Won by three-parts of a length. Time, Imin 19 4-ssec. DASH TROT.—Romanvrve, 12sec, 1; Fiction, 13sec, 2; Miss Black, 56ec, 3. Thirteen others started. Time, 2min 45 2-ssec. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP.—The Cornet, 9.0, 1; North Pole, 10.2, 2; First View. 7.9. 3. W T ELTER.—Hillspring, 9.7, 1; Divorce, 10.0, 2; Tangaroa, 8.9. 3. Also started: Ito and The Orient. Worn easily. Time, Imin* 35sec REEFTON TROT.—Malabar, 22sec, 1; Andante, 3sec, 2; Judge Albert, 25soc, 3. Seventeen horses started. Won on the post. Time. smin 53 4-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP.—Miss Sylvia. 8.10, 1; Expansion, 7.9, 2: Kin.a: Try, 10.2, 3. Also started: Montasrue, First View, Overhead. Katua. Won by a length. Time, Imin 19 4-ssec.

AVONDALE RACES. First Day—Friday, April 28. The opening day's racing of the Avondale autumn meeting took place this afternoon. The weather was splendid, and notwithstanding the recent rains the track was in good order. The attendance was large. Results : MAIDEN PLATE HANDICAP, Of lOOsova. Six furlongs. Mr T. Cunningham's Columbia, by Salvadan—Asthore, 7.9, (IT. Whitaker) 1 Goodwin Sands, 6.13 (Stockley) 2 Ardfolt, 9.0 (Roach) 3 Also started: Caruso 8.12, Haku 8.3. Miss Wairiki 7.11, Jolie Fillie 7.11, St. Wood 7.11. Marv Ajm 7.9, Donbies 7.4, St. Amans 7.4, Leafire 7.4, Madam Paul 7.2. Erindale 7.8. Vertalia 6.13. M*iss KTolly 6.13, La Reina 6.13, Kauhoe 6.13. Won by a length and a-half, with Ardfolt a length away third. Time, Imin 17sec. HURDLE RACE, Of lOOsovs. Two miles. Mr J.' Bunting's Tarnhn, by Singlestick— Tra vatu, 9.0, (Julian) 1 Master William, 9.0, (Speakman) ... 2 Hoanga, 10.13 (Thompson) 3 Also started: Paritutu 10.8. Maidi 10.5, Don Quex 9.12, Lady Patricia 9.4, Celtic 9.0, and Pukenui 9.0.

Won by two length, with Hoanga three lengths away third. Tjme, 3min 49sec. OAKLEY HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Five furlongs. Mr W. C. Ring's Mighty Atom, by Freedom—Jewel, 7.6, (Whitaker) ... 1 Kanewara, 8.2 (P. Brady) 2 Frpntino, 7.7 (Deeley) 3 Also started: Blue Garment 9.0, Moreykoff 8.10, Jena 8.5, Toatuhi 7.7, Peggy Prvde 7.7, Castle Blanev 6.13, Pairawaatu 6.13. Won by two lengths, Frontinq being a similar distance away third. Time, lmin 3 l-ssee. JUVENILE HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Five furlongs. Mr J. H. Walters's Gold Size, Gluten— Goldweb, 7.11 (Buchanan) 1 Glad Tidings, 7.13 (Whitaker) 2 Worcester, 7.13 (Deeley) 3 Also started: Condamine 7.13, Seawai 7.7, Cloudy Dawn 7.4, Master Dix 7.0. At the distance Gold Size challenged, and an interesting race resulted in Gold Size getting the verdict by a long neck. Worcester was three lengths away third, just in front of Seawai. Time, lmin 4 l-ssec. AVONDALE HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. One mile and a quarter. Mr T. H. Barnahv's Sedition, by Soult—Did, 8.10 (Deeley) 1 Soultoria, 8.4 (R. W. Brown) 2 Eleetrakoflf, 8.3 (E. R, Brown) 3 Also- started: Tattoo 8.10. Monopla.ne 7.13, Domino 7.13, Coromandel 6.13, Master Theory 6.12, Sea Elf 6.12, Regain Duma 6.9. Won by a couple of lengths from Soultoria, who beat Eleetrakoff by a length for second honours. Time, 2min lOs-ec. TITIRANGI HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. Mr B. T Hawkins's Master Wairiki, - bv Wairiki—Little Mabel, 8.0 (Brady) 1 Captain Soult, 6.13 (O'Shea) 2 Impulsive, 6.12 (E. R. Brown) _ 3 Also started: Clemora 8.6. Grenadier 8.4, Ardfelt 7.12, Zinnia 7.0. Master Jaei--7.0. Peacemaker 6.13, Scotch 6.13, Epsom Lass 6.12,-Fuss 6.11, Taka 6.11, Wee Qlga 6.11. Won easily by two lengths, while Captain Soult beat' Impulsive by three parts of a length for second honours. Time, lmin 29 4-ssec. CHEVALIER HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Four furlongs. Mt E. Lan'gton's Jack Delaval, by Seaton Delaval, 9.4 (Deeley) 1 Blue Mount, 7.10 (Whitaker) 2 Harenoa, 7.13 (Conquest) 3 Also started: Miss Wairaki 8.3; Lady Betty 7.13, St, Aiuans 7.9, Seatonella 7.7, Wee Rose 7.7, Reno 7.3, Mnnsu 7.3, Tip perary 7.3, Bell Chispin 7.3. Won pulling up by the best part of two length?.. Blue Mount was three lengths in front of Harenoa. Time, 50 3-ssec.

RAILWAY HANDICAP, Of 115scvs. Six furlongs. Mr R. Harmon's Miss Winnie, by Leolantis—Winnie, 8.2 (Brady) ... 1 Sir Artegal, 8.101 (Whitaker) 2 Jena (R. E. Brown) 3 Also started: Solus.

Won comfortably by a length and a half from Sir Artegal. who just beat Jena for second honours. Time, Imin 16 l-ssec.

METROPOLITAN TROTTING MEETING. CHRISTCHURCH, April 27. The New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's Easter meeting, -postponed from last Saturday, was concluded to-day. One or two showers fell, but the weather soon cleared. The attendance was good for an off day, and the track was in failorder. The totalisator investments were £15,272 10s, making £44.739 for the meeting, a.s against £28,350 10s last year. Kesults :

HALSWELL HANDICAP, of lOOsovs. Two miles. —Bcrnie L., 15see, 1; Adventuress, Bscc, 2; Harold Rothschild, Usee, 3. Also started: Albprtorious scratch, Kalgoorlie 12sec, Betel Nut 12sec. M'Kinley 13scc, Mainbrino Gi.rl 15sec, Blackchild Boy 15sec, Grace Darlington 18soc, Lyorinais 18sec, and Grisette 20sec. Won bv four lengths. Time. 4min 52 2-ssec. 'LADIES' HANDICAP, of 50sovs. One mile and a-half.—Waterloo, 6seo, 1; Proud Girl, 6sec, 2.; Dollar Princess, 6scc, 3. Aleo started: Thelma T. 3sec, Wild Sing 3sec, Olive Child 4sec, Bequest 6sec, Rannerdale 6sec, Harold's Queen 6sec, Princess Dolly 6scc, Myrtle Moore 7sec, Lincoln Junior 7sec, Betta Luck 7sec, Betty Martin 7sec, Eunice 9sec, Persuader 9soc, Maggie Wylio 9soc, Eepinel 9sec, Black Betty 9eec, The Boss Usee. Tom Sayors Usee, Bravo Usee, and St. Ower Usee. Won by 50 yards. Time, 3min 41 2-ssec, WILKIN HANDICAP, of 120sovs. Two milea —Timoty, ISsec, 1; Dorringcotte. 12sec, 2; Bay King, 15s?o, 3. Al?o started: Redchild scr, Submarine 4,sec, Bribery 6sec, Bell Car IQsce. Lord Althorp 12scc, ' Tea Tree 14sec, Miramar 15scc, Clive 17sec, Pansy 22sec. and Urgent 22sec. Won by eight lengths. Time, 4min 53 4-ssec. CHAMPIONS; HANDICAP, of 200?ovs. Two miles. —Bright, 3sec, 1; Emmelinc, ssec, 2: Piecework, 6see. 3. Also started:Dillon 801 l scr. Aberfeldy scr. Royal Ribbon 2sec, Prince Alert ' 2=ee. King Cole 4scc, Havoc 4sec, Albertorious sscc, Imperial Polly ssec, St. Swithin ssec. Ribbons 6sec, Ravonschild 6sec, Princess Louise 6sec. and Croesus 7sec. Won by 10 leneths. Time, 4rnin 42 2-ssec. HIGH-CLASS HANDICAP, of lOOsovs. One mile and a-half.--Wallace Junior, lOsec, 1; Cora Lynn, osec, 2; Lyonnais, Usee, 3. Also started: Ruby S. scr, Belrov 2sec. Harold Minto 4?ee. Ned Gorbett 4eec, Davspring 4soc, Troubador 6s.ee, Harold Rothschild 7sec. Onowa 9sec, Blackchild Boy lOsec. and Rosemary lOsec. Won easilv. Time. 3min 37sec. TROTTERS' HANDICAP, of 160sovs. Two miles.—Adventuress, 14sec, 1; Clingstone, 16see. 2; Electrocute, Usee, 3. Also started : Redchild scr, Bollcar lOsec, Wild Tree 12soc, Floranz 14sec. Lady Cherry 16sec. Rothela 19sec, Rubican 19?ec. and Te Kuiti 22sec. Won by half a head. Time, 4min 47sec. INTERNATIONAL HANDICAP, of 150sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Maine Narclle, ssec, 1; Lady Clare, ' 4sec, 2; Piecework, 3sec, 3. Also started : Prince Alert scr. Verax 2sec, Durbar 2sec, Royal Ribbon 3sce, Mains 4see, RosebeJy ssec, and King Lynn s®eo. Won by a length and a-half. Time, 2min 55sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 120sovs. One mile. —Cinders. 6see, 1; Vibon, 4 sec, 2; Scottish Mac, 3sec, 3 Also started: Revenue scr, Durbar 2seo, Curfew Bell 2seo, Miss Florrie C, 3sec, Papanui 3see,

King Lynn 4seo, V. S. 4sec, Blue Boy Eseo, Miss A. It. T. Wilkes saoc. BelEs ssec, Alliance Ssec, Prince Randle 6sec, Frederick 6snc, lanfo 6soo, Miss Burlington 6sec, and Ned Egan 6seo. Won by 12 lengths. Time, 2mi.n 21 3-ssec. BACING IN AUSTRALIA SYDNEY, April 30. Pakau ran second to Contorp in Tatter* sail's Hurdle Handicap. BACING IN ENGLAND LONDON, April 26. Following is the result of the Two Thousand Guineas Stake (for three-year-olds): —Sunstar 1, Stedfast 2, Lycaon 3, F. Wcotton, the ex-Australian, rode Stedfast. April 28. Following is the result of the One Thou* sand Guineas Stake, for three-year-old fillies. —At man, 1; Radiancy, 2; Knockfeerna, 3.