AUCKLAND TOPICS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3315, 26 September 1917, Page 43

AUCKLAND TOPICS.

By Tathoa.

Tho weather during the past week has been beautifully fine, and the result is that trainers have taken the opportunity offering to liven up their charges and brighten them up in view of the approaching meetings in November. W. Mobberley, who has a fairly large team in work, will shortly lose Dood and who are to go to Australia. Dood will _ contest jumping races, but Agncstcs will compete in pony races. As had to be, tho appointment of Mr F. J. Macmaneipin to the position of handicappcr to the Auckland Facing Club has brought about the breaking-up of his big training stable, and already several owners have made the necessary changes. The good handicap performer Colonel Soult will bo trained by P. Jones, who will also get a couple of two-year-olds from the stable.

Bingham, who promises to bo one of our hopes in the classics this season., will in future be trained by J. Thorpe. The same trainer ha<? the useful trie* Fisher, Bluest-one, and Hopficld in his pare. Silver Lupin is coming along nicely in bis •work, and while the tracks keep hard he can show a fine dash of pace. So far the three-year-old Scottish Knight has stood up to the work allotted to him. but there is just a suspicion that ho may pro out at any time. It will be a pity j'f this occurs, as there is not any doubt about the son of Marble Arch being a good one. The work of making the new course at Devonport has been _ so rapidly pushed ahead that some hope is entertained of the spring meeting being held there. The Alison team of two-vear-olds will shortly b© transferred to Ellerslie to be

tried out. H. Gilchrist at present has them in hia charge. Cordite, who .is small enough to race amongst the ponies, can go very fast, but unfortunately he is not very sound, and Mobberley will have to be very careful to get him to the starting post. Tho season will commence in Auckland next month with trotting meetings by both tho Auckland and Otahuhu Clubs. Tho disappointing Soultaino is being tried on a very light preparation, and he is carrying a lot of condition. He is now trained by J. Lambees. Judging by the work being allotted Master Regel, he will be asked to do something at the Avondale meeting. He looks very well. Demotic, a three-year-old who is expected to win a race or 'two this season, nas gone into P. Jones's stable. Signo and Lady Glen are well forward as a, result of attention by H. French; but though both can go fast they do not appear - to be very reliable. Colonel Soult is very well, and it is no trouble to him to register the best gallop of the morning without being asked to do his best. King of the Valley has made a reappearance at Ellerslie, and is now being trained by R. Hall. Sylyiaroa is gaining confidence in his fencing, and as he has pace he may prove useful over the small sticks. However, there are a number of promising maiden hurdlers in work. RAGING EN NEW ZEALAND. ASHBURTON RACES. (From Ona Special Reporter.) First Day—Thursday, September 20. The Ashburton meeting was opened in fine weather, aud, despite the restricted) railway services, the attendance waa fairly good. Tks decision in the Hurdle Race met with signs. of disapproval, but Turehaua was pipped in „the last stride through over-eonfidence on tho part of his rider. During the day £ 11,944 went through the totalisator, or .£BO6 moire than was handled, last year. Results': FIRST HURDLES, ' Of 115sovs One mile and three-quarters. 7—Mir F. W. Pointer's Don Francisco, 9.0 (F. Ellis) 1 4—Mr Kain's Turehaua, 9.4 (S. Reid) .. 2 I—Mr Giles's San Sebastian, 10.7 CKaan) S Also started: 6 Master Hamilton 11.13, 5 Cast Iron 10.12, 3 Jeannot 10.9, 2 Glenthorpe 10.4, 8 Parernata 9.0. Jeannot and Glenthorpe led into the back, where the latter retired. Turehaua took charge before reaching the straight, where San Sebastian, Master Hamilton, and D'on Francisco closed up. In a good race homo Don Francisco beat Turehaua by a nose, with San Sebastian a short length away, and Jeannot, three lengths off, fourth. Time, Bmin 15seS> ASHBURTON" COUNTY HANDICAP, Of 2f)osovs. One mile. 4—Mr D. H. Roberts's Fiery Cross, 8.11 (J. Campbell) 1 2—Mr Friedlander's Sedd-el-Bahr, 8.2 (F. Anderton) 2 I—Mr Rutherford's Daytime, 7.11 (Olsen) 3 Also started: 5 Varnish 8.8, 7 Good) Hope 8.8, 3 Snub 8.1, 6 Red Book 7.5, 5 Xantlos 7.2. Fiery Cross was smartest away, and had Varnish, Daytime, and Snub close up went to the far turn. Sedd-el-Bahr moved up as they ran to the home turn, and Fiery Cross led Daytime into the straight. Sedd-el-Bahr challenged Fiery Cross inside the distance, but the latter won nicely by a neck, with Daytime over three lengths away, and Snub, three-quarters of a length off, "fourth. Time, lmin 40 3-ssec. BRAEMAR WELTER, Of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. 4—Mr H. G. Taylor's Zuland, 9.9 (E. Ludlow) 1 3—Mr Trilford's Aerial, 9.5 (A. Trilford) .. 2 2—Mr M'Pherson's Kilkee, 9.2 (F. D. Jones) 3 Also started: \L Euripos 9.5, 9 Tyne 8.13, 10 M.arsinah 8.9, 5 Golden Morn 8.3, 6 Kaminohe 8.2, 7 Gnome 8.0, 8 Multum-in-Parvo 8.0. Golden Morn led into the straight, where Zuland and Aerial went past, and in a good finish Zuland beat Aerial by half a length, with Kilkee over three lengths away, and Gnome and Golden Mom next. Time, lmin 27 2-ssec. HACK HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. 4 —Messrs Thvvaite Bros.' Kimbolioii, 7.0 (T. Black) 1 6—Mr Burgess's Multoe, 7.4 (Anderton) .. 2 10 —Mi- Prosser's Formnal, 7.3 (A. Lloyd) 3 Also started: 3 Thames 9.0, 1 All Serene 8.8, 12 Malvolia 8.3, 7 Bellrock 8.2, 5 Don Pacifico 8.2, 11 ' Partisan 7.12, 8 Bomb 7.11, 2 Fleetham 7.11, 13 Madam Butterfly 7.9, 9 Subterfuge 7.9. Bellrock led Multoe to the straight. Kimbolton then drew up, and beat Multoe by half a length, with Formnal half a length away, and Fleetham and Malvolia next. Time, lmin 15 2-ssec. • LONGBEACH TROT, Of lOOsovs. One mile and a-half. 2 —Mr E. Blair's Norwood, 22sec (Bryce) 1 4 —Mr Edwards's Vermillion, 22sec (Owner) 2 3—Mr Richardson's Jack Arrah, 22seo (Price) 3 Also started: 8 Emilias ecr, Elvino Usee, 11 Salcombe 12sec, 5 Quinoey Belle 15sec, 5 Pukcaruhe lGsec. 10 Galindo Belle 16sec, 6 Lady Wayward ISsec, 12 Whixall 19sec, 1 Dolly Spanker 21sec, 7 Red Empress 21sec, 9 Agasema 22sec. Vermillion led to the home turn from Norwood and) Quincey Belle. The lastnamed took charge, but broke, and Norwood beat Vermillion by a lergth, with Jack Arrah, three lengths away, just beating Quincey Belle. Time, Smin 37 2-ssec. Dolly Spanker smashed her eulky, and took no part in the race. FIRST HACK WELTER, Of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Mr H. F. Nicholas Ascalaphus, 9.5 (F. Ellis) 1 7 Mr Prosser's Bonsign, 8.13 (Olsen) .. 2 s—Mr Henry's Kilbrogan, 8.10 (G. J. Pine) 8 Also started: 8 Glcndower 9.5, 2 Minesweeper 9.5 10 Erroneous 8.3, Sisyphu.? 8.9, 6 John Reilly 8.3, 9 Antiope 8.0. Kilbrogan le&< out from Bonsign, Ascalaphus, and Minesweoper. Bor.sign led to the straight, where Ascalaphus went past to win by a short length, with Kilbrogan three lengths nwav, 'and Minesweeper and John Reilly next "Time, lmiu 28 4-ssec. TRIAL PLATE, Of 75sovs. Siz furlongs. I—Mr C. G. Dalgety's Nauna, 7.9 (Mussen) 1 3—Mr Whelan's Warform, 8.5 (Ludlow) 2 2 —Messrs Davison and Delargey's Majestikoff, 8.5 (Ellis) 3 Also started: 5 Leaping Burn 8.5, 4 Aaland 8.5, 7 Tunio 8.5, 6 Luff 8.5, Mythology 7.9, 6 Waipara 7.9. Nanna at once drew away, and won easily

by five lengths from Warform, who beat Majestikoff by three lengths, with Leaping Burn next. Time, lmin 14 l-saec.

SPRING HANDICAP, Of 180sovs. Six furlongs. 2—Mr D. H. Roberta's Killjoy, 7.12 (P. Gray) 1 B—Mr Giesler's Sir Malt, 7.7 (Anderton) 2 B—Mr Jones's-Charley, 7.7 (Walls) .. .. 8 Also started: 1 Oxenhope 9.9, 4 Matty 6.18. 6.13. Killjoy won easily by two lengths from Sir Malt, who beat Charley by a neok, with Oxenhope a head away. Time, lmin, 18 8-ssec. Second Day—Fkiday, September 21. i The Ashburton meeting was concluded in fine weather, with a satisfactory attendance. During the day £11,944 10s went through the totalisator, making £23,007 for the meeting, or £2725 above Jast year's figures. Results: SECOND HURDLES, Of 116sovs. One mile and a-half. I—Mr R Gillies's San Sebastian, 13.6 (Kaan) 1 3—Mr Kain's Turehaua, 9.13 (8. Reid) .. 2 6—Mr Pointer's Den Francisco. 10.1 (F. Ellis) 3 Also started: 7 Master Hamilton 11.11, 4 Naupata 11.7, 9 Cast Iron 11.6, 8 Glenthorpe 10.1, 2 Golden- Rupee 9.13, 6 Steperina 9.4. Golden Rupee showed the way from Naupata and Tiirebaua. San Sebastian joined the leaders at the turn, andl in the run home San Sebastian beat Turehaua by three lengths, with Don Francisco fire lengths away, and Golden Rupee next. Time, 2min 45scc. FAIRFIELD HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. 9 —Mr J. M'Combe's Subterfuge, 7.0 (H. Adams) 1 4—Mr Parson's All Serene, 7.8 (W. Weir) 2 3—Mr Burgess's Multoe, 7.11 (Anderton) 3 Also started: 5 Kimbolton 8.3, 2 Malvolia 8.3. 8 Bell Rock 8.2, 7 Don Pacifico 8.2, 10 Partisan 7.11, 6 Formnal 7.9, .1 Majestikoff 7.3. Formnal was the smarest out, but All Serene quickly took charge. Inside the distance Subterfuge ran past, and won by over a length, with Multoe two lengths away, and Bell Rock and Kimbolton next. Time, lmin 14 3-ssec. COLDSTREAM WELTER, Of lOOsovs, Six furlongs. I—Mr S. Trilford's Aerial, 9.10 (A. Trilford) 1 10—Mr Ashmead's Tyne, 8.9 (G. J. Pine) 2 4—Mr Jones's Charley, 9.7 (F. Ellis) .... 3 Also started: 3 Sir Malt 9.9, 6 Red Book 9.4, 2 Kilkee 9.4, 7 Teviotdale 8.9, 5 Golden Morn 8.3, 8 Marsinah 8.0, 9 Gnome 7.10, 11 Multum-in-Parvo 7.10. Tyne and Sir Malt led Aerial and Golden Morn, with Charley close up. In a good race home Aerial beat Tyne by a head, with Charley half a length away. Red Book, Kilkee, and Marsinah were close up. Time, lmin 14 3-ssec. TINWALD HANDICAP, Of 150sovs. One mile and a-quaxter. I—Mr D. H. Roberts's Fiery Cross, 9.6 (J. Campbell) 1 B—Mr Dalgety's Snub, 8.3 (Mussen) .. .. 2 Mr H. Nicoll's Varnish, 7.13 (Ludlow) .. 3 Also started: 2 SedclJ-el-Bahr 8.6, 4 King Star 8.1, 7 Jeannot 7.6, Asoalaphus 7.8, Xonthos 6.7. Fiery Cross led out, with Asoalaphus, Xanthos, and Sedd-el-Bahr bringing up the rear as they ran along the back. Turning for home Smib challenged Fiery Cross, but the latter stalled him off, >and won easily by half a length, with Varnish three lengths away, and King Star next. • Time, 2min 8 2-ssec. MAIDEN HANDICAP, Of 60?ovs. Five furlongs. Weight 9.0. 2—Mr T. Daly's John Reilly (A. Trilford) 1 2—Sir G. Clifford's Christopher Sly ' (Jones) 2 I—Mr1 —Mr Wheeler's Warform (Ludlow) .... 3 Also started: 4 Jingo, 6 Money Musk,. 8 Waipara, 5 General Petain, 6 Tunic, 10 Skarlce, 3 Zarita, 7 Spyglass, 9 Triff, 11 Mythology. John Reilly was first out, and stalling off Christopher Sly, wen by a head, with Warform a length away, and Jingo and Zarita close up. Time, lmin 1 2-5 sec. WINCHMORE TROT, Of lOOsovs. One mile. s—Mi5 —Mi C. Bellingham's Whixall, 14sec (Humphries) 1 7 —Mr Hutchison's Lady Wayward, 13sec (E. M'Dermott) 2 2—Mr Nicoll's Admiral Hal, Usee (Warren) 3 Also started: 13 Evelyn scr, 12 Grandie 7sec, 14 Salcombe 7sco, 9 Willowvere lOseo, 10 Galindo Belle Usee, 3 Edina 12sec, 6 Jack Arrah 12sec, 4 Jolly Major 12seo, 11 Calton 12sec, 8 Expedite 14sec, 1 Dolly Spanker Usee. Admiral Hal, Dolly Spanker, and Whixall began well, but Dolly Spanker broke up. Whixall drew out in the straight, and boat Lady Wayward by two lengths, with Admiral Hal three lengths off. Time, 2min 18 l-ssec. SECOND HACK WELTER, Of 100sov3. Six furlongs. 2—Mr G. Henry's Kilbrogan, 8.3 (F. E. Jones) 1 I—Mr M'Donald's Flcotham, 7.12 (Gray) 2 s—Mr Knight's Bomb (car. 7.8) (Weir) .. 3 Also started: 4 Bonsign 9.0, 9 Glendower 8.9, 8 Minesweeper 8.9, Kimboltoii 8.5, 6 Eroneous 7.13, 7 John Reilly 8.3 (inc. 101 b penalty), 10 Leaping Burn 7.7. Kilbrogan and Flectham were the smartest to begin, and the former won by half a length, with Bomb over two lengths away, and Kimbolton next. Time, lmin 14 2-sseo. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of 120sovs. Six furlongs. 2—Mr H. G. Taylor's Zuland, 8.10 (Ludlow) 1 3—Mr Rutherford's Daytime, 8.9 (R. Lord) 2 3—Mr Rutherford's Furling, 7.5 (R. Rcidj 3 Also started: 1 Oxenhope 9.9, 4 Bpn 7.11. Daytimo was cut out, and Zuland led Oxenhope and Bon to the straight. Zuland then stalled off Daytime, won by a neck, with Furling two lengths away. Time, lmin llsec. .OTAKI MAORI RACES. The following are the results of the Otaki Maori races: MAIDEN PLATE., of lOOsovs. Five furlongs—Astrophel 1, Beaufort 2, Quinn's Post 8. Scratched: Sartoline, War Maid, March On, Ladv Ferrier. Won by two lengths. DOMINION DAY HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. One mile—Lady Beaufort, 7.7, 1: Polynesian, 7.10, 2; Arihea, 7.3, 8. Scratched: Hastie, Nobleman, Perrier, Benope. Won by a head. Polynesian was ridden by Gray, who was cheered. STEEPLECHASE, of 200sovs. Two miles and a-quarter—Coalition, 10.3, 1; Union Jack, 9.7, 2; Gaekwar, 9.7, 8. Scratched: Paremata, Aratiatia, To Manuwkiri. Won by two lengths, with several lengths between second and third. Time, 4min 48 l-sseo. TEONE MAKITONORE MEMORIAL STAKES, of 400sovs. One mile and a-quarter Sleight of Hand, 7.8, 1; Lady Louisa, 8.1, 2; Orleans, 7.1 L 8. Scratched: Menehius, Midnight Star, Master Alteration, Black Ada, Mascot, and

Rose Pink. Won by a length. Time, 2min 152 sec. STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP, of 120sovs. Six furlongs—Bloomine, 7.12. 1; Perrier, 8.9, 2; Trickery, 7.18, 8. Scratched: Rylstone, Oxaraua, Campaign. Royal Reign, Won by a length and a-hali. Time, lmin 18aeo. FLYING HANDICAP, of 200sovs. Six furlongs—Merrie Poto, 7.7, 1; Sweet Tipperary, 7.12, 2; Bairnsdale, 7.0, 3. Scratched: Chakwana, Glenroy, Waimatoa, Orleans, Black Ada, Botanist, Nobleman. Won by a length. Time, lmin 21sec. WEIGHTS, ACCEPTANCES, ETC. D.J.O. SPRING MEETING. The following nominations have been received for the meeting on October 12 and 13: Spring Hurdle Handicap, of 130sovs. One mile and three-quarters.—Ngapata, Compulsion, Golden* Rupee, Jeannot, Peerless, Robin. Maungatua Handicap, of lOOsovs. Seven, furlongs.—Leaping Burn, Henrietta, St. Hilary, Glenshine, Don Pacifico, Pall Mall, Killard,* Thestius, Partisan, Kilbrogan, John Reilly, Efuripos, Master Hamilton, Placid, Polonius, Borodino, Porter, Matty, Lion. Mosgiel Handicap, of 250sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Sedd-el-Bahr, Daytime, Rorke's Drift, Good Hope, John Barleycorn, Rose Pink, Killard, Fiery Cross, Twelfth Night, Redowa, Thaddeus, Multiplication, Highwater. Electric Handicap, of loOsovs. Six furlongs.—Battle Eve, Rajput, Sir Malt, Samieson, Furling, Redsliire, Moonglow, Trentham Rose, Kilmeedy, Killjoy, Tyne, Palamon, Marsa, Kilboyne, Tip Up, Robert Bell, Mohawk, Zuland, Bon. Taioma Handicap, of -lOOsovs. Six furlongs. —Bomb, Roeksalt, Kilrush, Furling, St. Hilary, Clensihine, Lady Superior, All Pink, Arihia, Kilmeedy, Kilberry, The White King, General Petain, War Star, De Aar, Multoe, Rokolain, Wingform, Benefit, Michaila, Rosevear, Triple Entente, Marianne, Nautical, Helicon, Subterfuge, BJaekstone —Decoy gelding, Pall Mall. October Welter Handicap, of 130sovs. One mile. —Comely, Glenshine, Ogier, Glendower, Awahou, Jeannot, Twelfth Night, Sir Hamilton, Whipcord, Polonius, Aehilledes, Marsinah. • Wakari Hurdle Handicap, of 120sovs. One mile and a-half.—Ngapata, Compulsion, Golden Rupee, Jeannot, Peerless, Robin, Master Hamilton, Aehilledes, Cassowary. Ranfurly Handicap, of 200sovs. One mile. —Comely, Battle Eve, Sedd-el-Bahr, Sir Malt, Daytime; Kilrush, Rorke's Drift, John Barleycorn, Rose Pink, Killard, Fiery Cross, Glendower, Whipcord, Redowa, Thaddeus, Multiplication, Marsa, Tip Up, Highwater, Zuland. Dominion Handicap, of 130sovs. Four furlongs. —Kilalla, Stirrup Cup- Lisp, Caverock, Plastic, Preface, Kilbroney—Christmas Rose filly, Cooltrim —Drowsy filly, Adjude—Cockleshell gelding. Kaikorai Handicap, of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs.—Leaping Burn,. Henrietta, St. Hilary, Glenshine, Don Pacifico, Pall Mall, Thestius, Partisan, Kilbrogan, John Reilly, Euripos, The Solicitor, Placid. Multoe, Wingform, Borodino, Marianne, Nautical, Matty, Lion, Subterfuge. Shorts Handicap, of ISOsova. Six furlongs.—Battle Eve, Kilrea, Rajput, Sir Malt, Daytime, Samieson, Furling, Redshire, Lady Superior, Moonglow, Trentham' Rose. Kilmeedy, Kilberry, Thestius, Killjoy, Tyne, Palamon, Marsa, Kilboyne, Tip Up, Merton, Robert Bell, Mohawk, Zuland, Bon. Telegraph Welter Handicap, of 130scvs. One mile.—Gomeiy, Glenshine, Moonglow, Killard, Ogier, Glendower, War Star, Awahou, Jeannot, Twelfth Night, Sir Hamilton, Placid, Whipco'id, Redowa, Thaddeus, Kilboyne, Aehilledes, Qiurinus, Lion, Marsinah. _ Clarendon Handicap, of lOOsovs. Six furlongs.—Bomb, Rocksalt, Kilrush, Furling, St. Hilary, Lady Superior, All Pink, Arihia, Kilberry, Kilmeedy, The White King, General Petain, Rokelain,"Polonius, Wingform, Benefit, Borod'ino, Michaila,, Rosevear, Tipple Entente, Porter, Nautical, Helicon, Blackstone—Decoy gelding. After declaration of forfeit the following remain in— M'Lean Stakes, of 300sovs. Four furlongs.—R. Acton Adams's br f Lisp, by Demosthenes —Savanna; R. Acton Adams's b g Stirrup Cup, by Rokeby—Tea Cup; J. B. Reid's b f by Kilbroney—Christmas Rose; J. B. Reid's b f by Cooltrim—Drowsy; C. W. Reid's br f' Kilalla, by Kjlbroney—Aria-te-Uru; Sir G. Clifford's b c Onslaught, by Antagonist—Mad Whirl; H. Friedlander's b g Preludium, by Achilles— Prelude; H. Friedlander's br g Caverock, by Rokeby— Madder; H. Whitney's b g Preface, by Achilles —Prelusive; G. D. Greenwood's b c Gloaming, by The Welkin—Light; G. D. Greenwood's br g Eleus, by Elysian—Kowerewere. Dunedin Guineas, of 400sovs. One mile. — C. W. Reid's b f Kilrea, by Kilbroney—Aria-te-Uru; J. B. Reid's br J Kilmeedy, by Kilbroney—Ena; J. B. Rsid's br f Kilberry, by Kilbroney—Success; Sir G. Clifford's br c Claverhouse, by Antagonist—Scottish Star; Sir G. Clifford's ch o Gamecock, by San Francisco —Brave Heart; A. W. Rutherford's, jun., b g Kilrush, by Kilbroney—Prank; H. Whitney's b f Arihia, by Cyrus—Aem»; D. Kilkelly's b o Centimetre, by Calibre — Fedalina. GERALDINE ACCEPTANCES. The name "Locando" has been disallowed, and "Guymeyer" has been substituted. Warmii Hurdles. One mile and a-half.— San Sebastian 12.0, Golden Rupee 9.9, Don Francisco 9.9, Turehaua 9.5. Squatters' Handicap, of 85sovs. Five furlongs.—Samisen 9.5, Sir Malt 8.3, Tyne 7.13, Golden Prince 7.13, Golden Morn 7.9, Trentham Rose 7.5, Thestius 7.1, Mulioc"" 6.10, Melford 6.9, Donnata 6.9, Subterfuge 7.0. Geraldine Cup, of 135sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Sedd-el-Bahr 9.0, Red Book 8.3, Xanthos 7.13, San Sebastian 7.10, Marsinah 7.9, Twelfth Night 7.9, Redowa 7.8, Multum-in-Parvo 7.4, Don Francisco 6.11, John Reilly 6.9.

6'hapi Hack Handicap, of 55sovs. Five furlongs.—Jack Symons 9.0, Tunic 8.12, To Anau 8.12, Mythology 8.7, Waipara 8.7, Sharlee 8.7, Rokelaine 8.7, Minuet 8.7, Heroic Lad 8.7. Belfield Welter, of 90sovs. Seven furlongs. —Aerial 10.0, Red Book 9.5, : Sir Malt 9.3, Teviotdale 8.10, Marsinah 8.9, Minesweeper 8.7, Leaping Burn 9.2, Multum-in-Parvo 8.2, Madam Butterfly 8.0, Luff 8.0, John Reilly 8.2, Subterfuge 8.0, Cosy Corner 8.0, Gnome 8.0.

Farewell Handicap, of 85sovs. Six furlongs. —Bon 8.4, Golden Prince 7.11, Tyne 7.11, Furling 7.11, Teviotdale 7.9, Thestius 6.13, Multoe 6.8, Melford 6.7. Geraldine Trot, of 80sovs. One mile and a-half. —Prince Warbeck scratch, Grandee 1 second, Favonius 8, Lady Wayward 10, Lord Cecil 15, Guymeyer 15, King Cole Junr. 15, Wee Winnie 16, Robert Dillon 16, Verona 16. Forest Child 16, Jennie Wood 16. Orari Trot, of 70sovs. Ono mile and aquarter. —Grandee scratch, Lloyd George 3 seconds, Star Rose 6, Lady Wayward 6, Sweet Nut 7. Vermilion 9, King Cole Junr. 10, Necessity 10, Albert Kling 10, Flossie Dillon 10, Queen Chimes 10, Forest Child 11, Rita Wood 11, Bella Vista 11, Proceed 11, Mine-

light 11, Verona 11, Ramitairi 11, DanAy Jack 11, Robert Dillon 11, Wee Winnie 11, Our Churn 11. KUROW HANDICAPS. Hurdles. On© mile end three-quartexa.—i San Sebastian 11.11, Compulsion 11.3, Je&nnot 10.5, Tufchaua &.11, Glenthorpo 9.10, Achilledea 9.9, Golden Rupee 9.7, Stcno Ginger 9.4, Paramata 9.0. Hakatarainea Handicap. Six furlongs.— > Golden Piinoa 9.U, Ardrnoro 8.13, AH Serena 8.13, Matty 8.11, Kilrash 8.11, Placid 8.10, Borodino 8.8, Minesweeper 8.8, Kilberry 8.7, Bellrock 8.5, Lion 8.4. The "White Kinjj 8.4, Bomb 8.3, Triple Entente 8.2, Bon Bain, 8.1, Partisan 8.0, Madam Butterfly 8.0, Rosevear 8.0, Mortham. 8.0, Subterfuge 8.0, Helicon 7.10, Marianne 7.10, Pall Mall 7.8, Slowburn 7.7, Red Gift 7.7, St. Cistua 7.7. Kurow Handicap. Seven furlongs.—Fiery Cross 9.9, Oxenhope 9.4, Rorke's Drift 8.13, John Barleycorn 8.10, Zuland 8.9, Killjoy 8.6, Daytime 8.8, Thaddeus 8.0, King Star 8.0; Varnish 7.13, Tip Up 7.11, Aerial 7.10, Comely 7.9, Rose Pink 7.6, Kilrush 7.5, Bon 6.11, Si* Malt. 6.10, Red Book 6.9, Tyne 6.8, Jeannoi 6.7, Matty 6.7, Lion 6.7, Erroneous 6.7, Mortham 6.7. Welter Hack Handicap. One rnil-o and ««* quarter.—Crib 9.13, San Sebastian 9.5. KiUaxd 8.13, Glcnshine 8.13, Kilbrogan 8.13. Minesweeper 8.12, Glenclower 8.12, Compulsion ■ 8.9, John Reilly 8.2, Madam Butterfly 718, , Erroneous 7.12, Polonius 7.13, Henrietta 7.11* j Whipcord 7.11. Porter 7.9, Jack Synions 73, ', Aaland 7.8, Leaping Burn 7.7, Arihia 7.7, ! Red Gift 7.7. Belfield Handicap. Five furlongs.—Zulancl ! 9.9, Sianiisen 9.9, Killjoy ■ 9.3, Tip Up 8,13, King Star 8.10, Kilrea 8.9, Aerkil 8.9, Bon 7.11, Sir Malt 7.f0, Golden Prince 7.7, Tyna 7.7, Trentham Rose 7.7, All Serene 7.3, Golden, Morn 6.13, Merton 6.10. Triple Entente 6.9, Moonglow 6.8, Subterfuge 6.7, Eed Rive*' .6.7, Helicon 6.7, Lady Superior 6.7. Waitaki Trot. One mile and a-half.—Ver-milion scratoh, Royal George 2 seconds, Stanley's Discovery 3, Lunsdale 7, Te Akal 7, Capitalist 8, Expedite 8, Patsy Dillon 9, Albert Cling 9, Old Socles 9, Schoolboy 9, Native Bush 9, Guyncmeyer 9, Locanda 9, General Bon 9, Queen Chimes 9, Hoyrnetta 9, Scottish Queen 9, Sashwood 9, Bright Child 10. Rangitairi 10, Evening Chimes 10, Waihemo'lo, Bobert Dillon 10. Dash Trot. One mile.—Glen Mavis scratch, Leo Bell scr, Stanley's Discovery 2, Royal George 2, Faivonius 2, Lilly Dillon 2, Oalton • 3, Te Aka 5, Lunsdale 5, Expedite 6, Natlva Bush 7, Prankton 7. Hoyrnetta 7, Scottish. Queen 7, Satin Boy 7, My Lass 7, Bright Child 8, Interview 8, Rangitairi 8, Proud Spring 8, Verona 8, Mavis 8, Evening Chimes 8, Robert Dillon 8. ' NEW ZEALAND CUP. The following nominations have been received for the New Zealand Cup, of 20C0sov». Two miles. —Multicipal, Hencba, Nottata, Client, Blackall, Qleft, Snub. Wardancer, Menelaus, Mascot, Johnny Walker, Devotion, Mullingar, John Barleycorn, The Toff, Kitboy, KiU'em, Sleight-of-Hand, Pararoa, Teka,, Desert Gold, Egypt, Rorke's Drift, Midnight Star, Dusky Eve, Colonel Soult, Marc Antony, Multifual, Bjorneborg, Killard, Orleans, Sir Solo," Battle Eve, Keimua, Detroit, Bronk Delaval, Marsa, Thaddoue, Tressida, Ro3« Pink, Trials, Seddi-el-Bahx, Minesweeper, Fiery Cross, Varnish, King Star, Multiple* Inverlea Lass. KILBOY TO BE SOLD. SYDNEY, September 24. Kilboy has. again gone lame, and has been scratched fox all engagements. He will bo offered at' auction on October 8. Perform, Ample, and Red Rock have been scratched for the Kensington Handicap, and Plymouth fo"Q \ the First Steeplechase and Hurdle Race. .