SPORTING

Southland Times, Issue 20111, 23 February 1927, Page 3

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NOTES BY SIR MODRED.

Gore Racing Club Summer meeting to-day.

Otahuhu T.C.’s Summer fixture closes today.

Invercargill Trotting Club handicap due Friday. _

First race at Gore to-day due about 12.30 p.m.

Nelson Jockey Club’s Summer races begin to-day.

Count Cavour continues to work on Ricearton tracks.

Frivol displayed improving form at Tapanui races.

V award and Full Swing are nicely handi capped to-day.

Limerick may meet Rampion in the New South Wales St. Leger Stakes.

Southern hurdlers are being weighted Very close to Adjutor.

M. McCarten rides Calmest in Newmarket Handicap on Saturday.

Provided he jumps well, Calibration will let money at Gore.

Winton Trotting Club has donated £lO 10/- to the A. Matheson Fund.

Coastguard is a well-conditioned hurdle racer at the present time.

It will be very interesting to see how Battle Flag shapes at Gore races.

P. T. Hogan will strip Cynelli (Cynic— Trebelli), 3yrs, at Gore meeting.

A field of very promising gallopers will start in the Gore Maiden race.

The Wairio J.C. meeting double winner, Soldier’s Hope, will race at Gore meeting.

The Gore Racing Club’s handicapper has not been hard on Blue Dragoon.

Vitalis has been encouraged to get some trotting money at the Gore R.C. meeting.

Bricklayer paced well at the recent Forbury Park Trotting Club Summer fixture.

Mungamoe is a horse who may take honours at the jumping game unexpectedly.

Winton Trotting Club has voted £3O toward the cost of improving the Winton racing track.

listening Post has not been up very long and a ten-furlong task will try him out soreiy.

Solrose will probably carry heavy' invest mente if produced at the Gore R.C.’s meeting.

It is reported that two-year-old Arrowy m to be let up until he ranks as a three-year-old.

The Southland mentor, J. Thistle ton, may produce Sash am and Pleasant Rose at the Gore R.C. meeting.

The Tapanui pacing winner, Storm Bell, will be seen in action aftain at the Gore R.C.’s fixture this week.

The Victorian Racing Club’s Autumn meeting will open at Flemington on Saturday next and continue on Tuesday.

Wyndham-owned Royal Sun, by Sungod —Ladymaid, trained by E. Todd, is a wellbred four-year-old novice gelding.

Imperial Logan (Logan Pointer—lmperial Princess ) is a four-year-old pacer who maybe heard from at the Gore meeting or later.

Wellington owner-trainer, D. McCauley, has purchased the jumper, Birkenella, and will get him ready for the winter racing season.

Steeplechaser Frenchman, looking fresh and robust, is now an active worker with F. J. McKay’s growing string on the local tracks.

Bonhomme, who is now a stablemate to First Acre, may be a hard horse to beat in immediate engagements under trainer A. D. Webster.

The sum of £832 will be distributed in stakes at the Otautau Racing Club’s Annual meeting on Wednesday, March 30—Otautau Cup £175.

A Melbourne cable message advises that Manfred has been scratched for all engagements at the V.R.C. Autumn meeting, probably on account of a slightly cut leg.

Aard has been slow to come to hand this season, but he may race well in opposition to Storm Bell, Lady Zita and Imperial Logan in the Electric Trot at Gore.

Mr V. Riddiford, of Wellington, has disposed of Climax (Solferino —Nada), to a West Australian owner, and Spode (Tea Tray—Exclusive) to a patron of A. E. Wormaid’s Riccarton stable.

Taranaki trainer O. Cox has sent Lady Desmond to Nelson in charge of J. Dombroski to fulfil engagements at the Nelson J.C. Annual fixture, which extends over today, Thursday and Saturday.

King’s Folly, who proved an easy- winner at the recent Wanganui meeting, is declared to be a galloper of more than average promise. He is a full brother to Anomaly, whose foals are already well spoken of in Otago.

The three-year-old filly Value, who won the Waimangu Handicap (five furlongs) at the recent Rotorua R.C. meeting, is a halfsister to the Southland sire, Songbird, as she is a daughter of Paper Money (imp.)— Grey Linnet (imp.).

The recent addition of a rising two-vear-old to his string gives Riccarton trainer F. D. Jones two half-brothers to Pilliewinkie as his pupils. The youngster referred to and his two-year-old brother, Arikiwai, are both by imported Paladin from Waterspray.

It transpires that when Piuthair won the Wanganui Cup *ast week she was ridden by the apprentice hcrseman T. Green, and not J. Barry, as telegraphed. Green thus piloted the Kilbroney mare in her recent three successive Cup victories.

It is reported that he Wingatui-trained Battle Colours has recovered from his recent cold and will be a starter at the Gore Racing Club’s fixture to-day. The Solferino gelding is a very promising galloper, but he will have to be at his best to finally measure strides with Wingatui, Overhaul and Beau in the Summer Hack Handicap

Courtly Rose, who is engaged in the Racing Club Handicap at the Gore R.C. meeting to-day, is an Australian-bred mare by Roseworthy—Court Martial, by MartianDiscipline, by Treadmill—Madowla, by Trenton, so she is bred to race well and stay on. This stablemate to John Bradbury, who has always acted like a stayer, ran a verj- encouraging race in the Abbotsford Handicap, the concluding event of the DJ.C. Autumn meeting, when she finished close up to the placed horses.

Christchurch Press reports that at the conclusion of last week’s racing throughout the Dominion, the following comprise the leading division in the list of winning trainers, jockeys, and apprentice jockeysTrainers—C. Giesler 20, E. George A. D. Webster 16, H. Hickey 16, J. JUjm 14, S. Waddell 13, J. William pop 13,

J Boyd 12, F. W. Ellis 12. Jockeys—B. H. Morris 32. R. W. McTavish 32, R. J. Mackie 294, H. Wiggins 274, F. E. Jones 25, F. Voight 24, E. A. Keesing 22j, J. Barry 22, L. G. Morris 21j, C. France 21. Apprentices—T. Green 255, A. H. Driscoll 15, L. Daly 12, N. Trillo 11, S. Wilson 10, T. Tito 10, P. Burgess 9s, A. H. Eastwood 9, H. Lee 9, C. Davies 8, L. J. Ellis 8.

The bill of fare to be placed before patrons by the Gore Racing Club to-day on the opening occasion of that body’s Summer meeting is the best submitted for many season’s past during the second half of the turf season. There appears to be a prospect of keen competition in every race on the card and quite a number of horses are to carry silk for the first time in many months. W’ingatui stables promise to be strongly represented, while the pupils of Southland mentors will be present in force, and several performers from as far away as South Canterbury figure in the lists. The light harness fields may not be quite up to the strength usually found at Gore as far as numbers go, but the class is useful and followers of the American sport may find winners difficult to discover. It is very satisfactory to find that the owners of hurdle horses have responded freely to the call for competitors, as the flat events previously furnished for horses of this class did not produce attractive sport. Following on a lean period, the G.RiC. held a successful Spring fixture this season, and it is to be hoped that a similar experience will fall to the lot of this long-established body during the current week:

A northern scribe furnishes evidence of the growing popularity of the light harness sport in the Far North as follows: Whether or not those who patronise racing have decided that luck will beat knowledge when one is searching for a winner, it is evident the practice of getting up early in the morning to watch the horses at exercise has waned (says the Auckland Star). At one time daybreak would see 300 or 400 “touts” at Ellerslie to watch the final gallops for any meeting, but now the only time there is an attendance is on the eve of the Great Northern meeting. This is because the jumping work is all done after breakfast. Trotting is now the more popular with those who enjoy watching horses at exercise.

The following programme has been drawn up by the Otautau Racing Club Committee for the eighth annual totalisator meeting, to be held on Wednesday, March 30:—1 Crown Stakes Handicap, £BO. Six furlongs. For horses that have not won a race at a totalisator meeting at time of starting. 2 Bayswater Saddle Trot (open), £75. One and a-half miles. 3 Otautau Cup Handicap £175. One and a-quarter miles. 4. Ringway Hack Handicap, £BO. Five furlongs. 5 Otautau Steeplechase Handicap, £l5O. About two and a-half miles. 6 Wallace Harness Trot, £97. Class 3.48. One and a-half miles. 7 Strathmore Hack Handicap, £BO. Six furlongs. 8 Waikouro Welter Handicap, £95. One mile. The following officials were appointed: Judge, Mr A. Macaulay; handicapper, Mr H. A. Pierce; and starter, Mr A. D. Mclvor.

The five-year-old mare Pleasant Rose, by Cronstadt—Pleasant Way, who will represent J. Thistleton’s South Canterbury stable in the Maiden Race at Gore to-day, competed at the recent Cromwell J.C. Annual meeting and ran third in the Cromwell Hack Handicap (6f.) to Arrowmir (9.9) and Blue Dragoon (8.11) under 8.5. On the second day Lady Dilatory (7.13) won the Jockey Club Hack Handicap (6f.) by four lengths, with Pleasant Rose (8.4) and Polly Flinders (8.3) dead-heating for second place. Two other competitors in the Gore event, however, Royal Saxon and Eyed Ova, who ran well at Dunedin, have better claims to consideration while Sparkling Eyes may put in a claim as she has been galloping fairly well on the Southland R.C.’s tracks of late. There are also three well-bred and practically unknown entrants to be considered, vix, A. McKay’s pupil, Countermove (The Ace—Counterscrape), P. T. Hogan’s charge, Cynelli (Cynic, imp.—Trebelli) ; and Symons (Saxby—Lady Symons) trained by F. Shaw at Wingatui and ranking as a brother to the well-known hurdler Kapuna. On what is known of the capabilities of the field Royal Saxon, Eyed Ova and, perhaps, Sparkling Eyes, will keep their rival norices very busy.

In the last twelve months various opinions have been expressed regarding the relative merits of English and Australian horses Some of the views were not altogether flattering to our side of the question, writes ‘Fernhill” in the Melbourne Globe, but it is consoling »o know that practical men like James Scobie and Frank Dempsey saw nothing in the Old Country to convince them that our best horses could not hold their own with the leading performers in England. Scobie is inclined to think that most English gallopers might be superior in mere speed, but if it came to staying there would be a different story to tell. It is not difficult to understand that England is full of horses of exceptional pace. Even a casual study of breeding will show that such a result was inevitable. As competent authorities at Home have stated, much attention has been devoted to the production of short distance performers, and these efforts have not been without success. As an outcome great sprinters are common, and the average of genuine stayers has not been maintained. We need not worry about being a little behind the Old Country in speed if we can still make a boast of the stamina of our racehorses. It is comforting to know that our Manfreds, Heroics and Windbags might still challenge the world from, say, ten furlongs up to two miles, even if they should prove second best in tests oyer shorter courses. We would not mind being beaten for mere speed if we were not compelled to lag behind when it came to the sturdier qualities of courage and endurance.

GORE RACING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. The following acceptances have been declared for the first day of the Gore Racing Club’s Summer meeting, to be held on Wednesday and Thursday, February 23 and 24 : GORE HURDLE HANDICAP, £l4O. One mile and a-half.

ELECTRIC TROT (saddle). £125. Class 4.0. One mile and five furlongs.

SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, £135. Seven furlongs.

OTAHUHU TROTTING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY." (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, February 21. The following are the acceptances for the second day of the Otahuhu Trotting Club’s Summer meeting to be held on Wednesday: SUBURBAN HANDICAP (harness), £3OO. Limit 5.2. Two miles.

WELLINGTON TROTTING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR SATURDAY.! (Per United Press Association.) Wellington, February 22. The following acceptances have been declared for the first day of the Wellington Trotting Club’s Autumn meeting to be held on February 26 and March 2:— IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP (harness), £125. Class 3.45. One mile and a-half.

NELSON JOCKEY CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. (Per United Press Association.) Nelson, February 18. The following are the acceptances for the first day of the Nelson Jockey Club’s meeting:— NELSON CUP, £250. One miles and a-quarter.—Goosestep 8.12, Bon Homme 8.5, Gamecock 8.4, Buoyant 7.13, Corn Rigs 7.5, Kilperon 7.5, Misgovern, Alyson, Lady Desmond, Royal Game, Bestir 7.0. HOPE HACK HANDICAP, £lOO. Seven furlongs.—Ardfinan 9.3, 6rontsell 9.3, Hallowmoon 8.11, Molto 8.9, Ardath 8.8, Gourment 8.8, Rapid Rose 8.2, Ellah 8.1, 'Red Courier 8.1, Rose Blossom 8.0. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP £l5O. Six furlongs.—Gamecock 8.9, Lady Desmond 8.8, Corn Rigs 7.13, Glen Innis 7.13, Anthonie 7.5, Viewpoint 7.3, Crown Star, Pickanniny, Cheer Up, Bestir, Bon Homme 7.0. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, £lOO. Six furlongs.—Gold Mint 9.0, Corinthic 8.6, Note 8.4, Riverina 8.2, Molto 8.0, Arrow Arch 7.10, Motion 7.8, Dominion Rose 7.8, Red Courier 7.2, Doe 7.0. WAIMEA HANDICAP £l5O. One mile. —Corn Rigs 9.3, Jovial 8.13, Kilperon 8.13, Para 8.5, Gold Mint 8.2, Stream 7.13, All Gold 7.12, Asleep, No Response, Bestir 7.11. RICHMOND TROT HANDICAP, £BO. One mile and a-half.—Waipuki, Mercury, Baby Rose scr, Ocean Whispers 24 yards behind, Proud Joyce 36, Audubon Mac 48, Great Wilkes 60, Hope Dillon 60, Dillon’s Pride 60, Velocity 72, Rita Rye 144. WAI-HI TROT HANDICAP, £BO. One mile and a-quarter.—Mercury, Star of Hope, Dorrie Thorpe scr., Wenlo 12 yards behind. Jim Beldon 12, Red Comet 12, Audubon Mac 24, Nellie Parsons 24, Great Wilkes 36, Hope Dillon 36, Latest Fashion 36, Lord Denver 36, Hall Joy 36, Velocity 48, Sungleam 84. .BANKS PENINSULA RACING CLUB.. HANDICAPS FOR SUMMER MEETING. (Per United Press Association.) Christchurch, February 22. The following are the Handicaps for the Banks Peninsula R.C. Summer meeting on March 5: — MOTUKARARA HANDICAP £lOO (5f.) —Royal Tractor 9.0, Spode 8.8, Autobiography 8.0, The Atom 7.11, Queen’s Bounty 7.9, Grey Finch 7.7, Scythia 7.5, Nunumai 7.5, Bolero 7.3, Satrap 7.0, Arikiwai 7.0, Money Mart 7.0, Sax Airini 7.0. TERAWERA HACK HANDICAP, £lOO (9f.) —Thorndale 11.9, Flaming Ray 10.8, Jolly Glad 10.2, Sayonara 9.11, Waterlow 9.1, Hyperion 9.0. PENINSULA CUP HANDICAP, £l5O (Um.)—Haze 9.0, Tiff 8.6, Thorndale 8.4, Ophir 7.10, Margaret Birney 7.9, Gay Queen 7.3, Calcite 7.3. AHURLRI HACK HANDICAP, £lOO (6f.) —Sagittarius 9.1, Haze 9.0, Royal Tractor 8.6, Spode 8.0, Sir Roy 7.13, Mora-, torium 7.13, Master Clarence 7.13, Waterlow 7.1, Motor Smash 7.0, Queen's Bounty 7.0, Grey Eyes 7.0, Ort ego 7.0, Ma Mie 7.0, Scythia 7.0. KINLOCH HANDICAP, £lOO (7f)— Chickwheat 9.11, Thorndale 9.8, Gold Brick 9.1, Scrip 8.11, Will Oakland 8.11, Jarretiere 8.2, Sir Roy 8.2, Calcite 8.1, Ma Mie 7.7.

FORSYTH FLYING HANDICAP, £lOO (6f.) —Rapier 9.5, Young Lochinvar 8.5, Finora 7.12, Gold Brick 7.9, Scrip 7.8, Precious 7.7, Sagittarius 7.0.

WAIREWA HANDICAP TROT (harness), £lOO, class 3.42 (14m.) —Bonoleano scr, John Gilbert scr, Fifinella scr, Huon Dillon scr, Teramo scr, Rose Logan scr, Brentfire scr, Marlindo scr, Routine scr, Prologue scr, Frills scr, Pointerwood scr, Connie Dillon scr, Peter White scr, Audalion scr, Bingen Patch scr, School Maid scr, Mac de Oro scr, Bell Somerton scr, Panto scr, Copra 12yds bhd, Electric Huon 12, Bingenwood 12, Pegasus 24, Afton Water 24, Audrey Dillon 24, Surfboard 24, Dahlia Dillon 24, Sylvie Logan 24, Locanda General 24, Trespass 24, Direct Chimes 36, Roldena 36, Rosethorn 36, D’Artagnan 36, Logan Maid 36, Lady Bountiful 48. WAIHORA PARK HANDICAP (harness), £llO, class 5.0 (2m.)—Huon Dillon scr, Nerson scr, Routine scr, Viecto scr, Frills scr, Pointerwood scr, Peter White scr, Audalion scr, Bingen Patch scr, Audubon Lad scr, Expedient scr, Panto scr, Copra 12yds bhd, Bingenwood 12, Dahlia Dillon 36, Kelburn 36, Pegasus 48, Afton Water 48, Locanda General 48, Drifting Spec 60, Audrey Dillon 60, Roldena 60, D’Artagnan 60, Lady Bountiful 72, Thraneen 108, Dillon Gold 120. VICTORIAN TRAINING NOTES. HEROIC GALLOPS PLEASINGLY. BARINGHUP MOVES SMARTLY. (By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright.) (Rec. 920 p.m.) Melbourne, February 22. Heroic ran six furlongs in Imin 14secs at pentone to-day. The Oakleigh Plate winner, Baringhup, ran six furlongs to-day in Imin 15secs at Flemington. The condition of the jockey D. Glennon, who broke his skull when his mount fell in the steeplechase at the V.A.T.C. meeting at Caulfield on Saturday in still serious. In a trial gallop at Flemington to-day Manfred covered nine furlongs in Imin 53secs on the course proper, lowering the existing track record by two seconds. VICTORIA RACING CLUB. LEADING HANDICAP ACCEPTANCES. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. AUSTRALIAN CUP. (Rec. 9.20 p.m.) Melbourne, February 22. The following are the final acceptors for the principal handicaps of the first and second days of the V.R.C. Autumn meeting on February 26, March 1, 3 and s: NEW MARKET HANDICAP, a sweep of £25 each, with £2500 added. Second £500; third £250. Six furlongs.

st lb st lb Adjutor . . 11 5 Thistlecrown 9 0 Kapuna . . . 11 5 Calibration . 9 5 Coastguard . 11 5 Atapo . . . 9 5 Cartoon . . 11 0 Maungamoe . 9 0 Guncase . . . 10 9 RACING CLUB HANDICAP, £250 One mile and a-quarter. Listening Post 9 5 Bilbo . . . 7 0 John Bradbury 8 12 Courtly Rose 7 0 Vaward . . 7 13 Roman Archer 7 0 Full Swing . 7 12 LONGFORD HACK HANDICAP. £125. Six furlongs. Martis . . . 8 12 Solzia . . . 11 Spearmaid * . 8 10 Lady Dilatory 7 10 Frivol . . . 8 6 Lucy Locket 7 9 Sasham . . 8 5 King Cup . . 7 8 Battle Flag . 8 5 Takaka . . 7 8 King Balboa 8 5 Warseer . . . 7 8 Rippling Lake 8 0 RIVERS DALE TROT (harness) £135. Class 4.54. Two miles. Vitalis . . . . . scr Catriona . . . 24 Chimmg King . scr Quickmatch . . 24 Nelson McElwyn scr Nihilist Jr . 48 yds bhd Rollicking Bells 60 Bricklayer . . 12 Lucky Harold . 72 MAIDEN RACE, £120. Six furlongs. Royal Saxon 9 0 A ce of Hearts 8 4 Takaka . . . 8 12 Grand Eclat . 8 4 French Belle 8 10 Parader . . . 8 4 Sparkling Countermove 8 4 Eyes S 10 Cynelli . . . 8 4 Eyed Ova . . 8 6 Symons . . 8 4 Pleasant Rose 8 6 CROYDON HANDICAP, £145. Eight and a-half furlongs. Solrose . . . 9 0 Soldier’s Hope 7 11 Miss Winkie . 8 11 Blue Dragoon 7 7 Bugle Note 8 7 Bloom . . . 7 7 Sweet Melody 8 5 Coastguard . 7 7 Francaise • • 7 13 Salerno * . . 7 7

Cocoa scr Vasiliki .... scr Imperial Logan . scr yds bhd Lady Zita . . . scr Aard 12 Mountain Queen scr Storm Bell . . 12 Quo Vadis . . . scr Sunshower . . 12 Royal Sun . . scr Queen Betty . 36 Tres Bon . . . scr First Toll . . . 60

Overhaul . . 9 3 Strathnaver . 7 13 Soldier’s Hope 8 8 Red Fray . . 7 9 Battle Colours 8 7 Fairy Ring . 7 7 Tholomon 8 5 Piton . . . 7 6 Spean Bridge 8 5 Beau . . . . 7 6 Wingatui . . 8 5 Vogue . . . . . 7 5 Sasham . . . 8 2

Cool King . . . Lt Roma Bingen . 60 yds bhdPctroleuse . . 72 Gold Star . . 12 Seann Triubhais 72 Red Dennis . . 12 Peterson . . . 84 Colonel Thorpe 12 Tiki 84 Don Zolock . . 24 Bridget Galindo 96 Tui Bells . . . 36 Anseline . . . 120 Floraline . . . 48 Kolmar . . . 132 Direct Action . 48 Golden Gate . . 132 NEWMARKET HANDICAP (harness), £300. Limit 3.33. One and a-half miles. Gold Circle . . . Lt Maid of the Charming Pronto Lt Mountains Lt Gold Dial . . . Lt yds bhd Master Huia . Lt Florent . . . . 12 Nancv Bell . . Lt Aggie Bell . . 12 Speed King . . Lt Wrigley .... 12 Admiral Hood . Lt Euramic . . . 12 Manna . . . . Lt Bingen King . 24 Horizon . . . . Lt Van Rich . . . 24 Red Star . . . Lt Admiral Lock . 24 Gold Cast . . . Lt Taipare .... 48 Maggie Prortto . Lt DOMINION HANDICAP (harness), £1000. Limit 4 32. Two miles. Billy Sea . . . Lt Locanda Mac . 36 Auto Machine . Lt Peter Bingen . 36 ConcliSe . . . Lt Kohara . . . 60 Talent . . . . Lt Sea Pearl . . . 60 yds bhd Great Bingen . 108 Cardinal Logan 24 SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP (harness), £300. Limit 2.18. One mile. Goldfinch . . . Lt William the Jean Darling . . Lt First 12 Marionette . . . Lt Rock Hinton . 24 Satinbird . . . Lt Rockburn . . . 24 Logan Rothschik Lt Cute Lad . . . 24 Billy Whizz . . Lt Master Don Douglas . . Lt Councillor 24 Rev Locan . . Lt Liberate . . . 24 yds bhd Hypo .... 36 Muon Grattan . 12 Goldman . . . 48 Wood vale . . . 12 Nita Bell . . . 48 Ruapere . . . 12 Lord Nepean . 48 ALEXANDRA HANDICAP (harness) £400. Limit 4.44. Two miles. Some Jazz . . Lt Mutu 24 Sister Beatrice . Lt Ingle Bingen . 24 Rio Alto . . . . Lt Wimmera King 24 Sebisca . . . . Lt The Tartar . . 48 yds bhd Pete Peter . . 84 Al Mack . . . 12 Bet t v Moko . . 84 Tradesman . . 12 Pyramus . . . 84 Ngatira .... 24 Peter Swift . 84 RICHMOND HANDICAP (harness), £350. Limit 4.40. Two miles. Some Wilkes . Lt Respect . . . 36 Ruapere . . . Lt Rock Hinton . 48 Van Rich . . . Lt Direct Morning 48 Uncle Bert . . Lt Wallroon . . . 48 yds bhdLord Nepean . 60 Don Douglas . 12 Anselm .... 60 Gold Jacket . . 12 Jewel Pointer . 72 Bingen Star . . 12 Machine Gun . 72 Direct Wood . 36 Dick Dillon . 72 COATES HANDICAP (harness), £550. Limit 2.474. One and a quarter miles. yds bhd Lady Dunmore . Lt Goldman . . . 12 Hughie Wallace Lt Bessie Logan . 24 Auto Machine . Lt Cardinal Logan 36 Talent .... Lt Sea Pearl . . . 48 Concliffe . . . . Lt Kohara .... 4S All Bell . . . . Lt Nelson Fame . 48 Logan Chief . 48 FAREWELL HANDICAP (harness), £300. Limit 2.53L One and a quarter miles. Rev Logan . . Lt Mulware . . . 12 Blue Glen . . . Lt Wood vale . . . 24 Mary Audubon . Lt Some Wilkes . 24 Typist Lt Amaris .... 24 Marionette . * Lt Jean Darling . 24 Kingsclere . . . Lt Grattan Thorpe 24 Maggie Pronto Lt Nelson Tasker . 36 yds bhd Master Bingen Star . 12 Councillor 36 Bicolour . . . 12 Stanmoor . . . 60 Uncle Bert . . 12

yds bhd Zella . . . . scr Steel Wire . . 24 . . . scr Bell Somerton . 24 Direct Wave . . scr Item 48 Hori Dillon . . scr Surfboard . . 48 Good Lady . . scr First Imperial . 60 Bill Todd ... scr Patsy Phegan . 84 KA1T0KE HANDICAP (harness), £125. Class 3.52. One mile and a-half. Trampcrisp . . scr Miss Leda . . 84 yds bhd Hardy Grattan 84 Black Palm . . 60 Tom Marvin 122 BOLLARD HANDICAP (harness), £450. Class 4.36. Two miles. William the Silk Thread 24 Great scr Nimble Direct . 36 Stunt Artist . . scr Billy Sea . . . 48 yds bhdDoctor Dillon . 48 Shine Soon . . 12 Trenand . . . 60 Jewel Pointer 24 Native Chief . Menember . . 24 84 BEACH HANDICAP (harness), £150. Class 3.36. One mile and a-half. Nepia .... scr Lochrea . . . 12 George the Beatty .... 12 Fourth scr Tui Zolock . . 12 yds bhd Tui Wildwood . 12 Abundance ... 12 Doris Dillon . 24 Amazon ... 12 First Water 24 WILFORD HANDICAP (harness), £300. Class 4.38. Two miles. Charles Dixie . . scr John Mauritius 36 Bonny Spec . . scr Master Audo . . Pete Peter . . . scr Whispering 36 yds bhd Willie 36 Le Todd ... 12 Escapade . . . 72 BELMONT HANDICAP (harness), £200. Class 4.44. Two miles. Kiribingi . . . scr A maris .... 24 Logan Lily . . scr Keim an . . . 24 Wee Gus ... scr Pearl Coronado 24 yds bhd Ingle Bingen . 36 Zolock Palm . 12 Rita Rye . . . 60 DASH HANDICAP (harness), £200. Class 2.51. One mile and a quarter. Harold Thorpe . scr Nimble Direct . 24 Grey Cloud . . scr Talent . . . 36 Some Wilkes . . scr Trenand . . . 36 yds bhdJewel Pointer . 48 Rosie Nut . . 12 Native Chief . . Menember ... 12 72 SHORT HANDICAP (saddle), £150, Class 2.24. One mile. Murmur .... scr Lochrea .... 12 Jewel scr Daisy Pointer . 12 Bill Todd ... scr Amazon . . . 12 yds bhdCora Tanks . . 12 Yen • • • . • 12 Rockers tia « . 48

st lb st lb Heroic . . . 10 3 Phonic . . . 7 13 Fujisan . . 9 13 Lady Thrill . 7 10 Amounis . . 9 13 Star D’Or . 7 10 Valicare . . . 9 13 Treyion . . . 7 9 War an ton 9 13 Triangle . . 7 7 Comus . . . 9 4 Poscript . . . 7 6 Red Gauntlet 8 13 Chrystal . . 7 6 Gothic . . . 8 10 Adjong . . . 7 5 Threeasta . . 8 8 Lace Girl . . 7 1 Palelight . . 8 8 Limestone . . 7 1 Biskra . . . 8 5 Yea Princess . 7 1 Perspective . 8 3 Baringhup . . 7 0 Bravado . . 8 2 Hawick . . 6 10 Man acre . . 8 1 Greenella . . 6 7 AUSTRALIAN CUP, a sweep of £25 each, with £3000 added. Second £600: third £300. Two and a-quarter miles. Spearfelt . . 9 13 Naos . . . 7 11 Pantheon . . 9 11 Answer . . . 7 3 Tookarby . . 8 6 Lanson . . . 7 6 Strongbow 8 5 Bunkie . . . 6 9 Longworthy . 7 12