SPORTING

Southland Times, Issue 20171, 6 May 1927, Page 3

SPORTING

FORBURY PARK WINTER MEETING. OPENS IN WINTRY WEATHER. QUEEN’S OWN WINS PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP. (Per United Press Association.) Dunedin, May 5. The Forbury Park Winter meeting was opened to-day in clear cold weather, with the track in excellent order, making for good times. The totalisator handled £24,928 10s. for the day, as compared with £24.476 in 1925, which affords the best comparison, as the figures for last year (Exhibition Year) rose to £40,047. Results were as follows.— BAYFIELD HANDICAP, £2OO. One mile and five furlongs. Harness. 8 J. J. Flynn’s Kerrwood Bell, by Coldstream Bells—Kerrwood mare (J. Walsh) 36 yds 1 7 R. M. Martin's Katute, (J. Bryce) 84yds 2 14 H. Beaton’s Merry Peter, 108yds (R. Townley) 3 Also started. —18 Cocoa scr, 10 Wattle Patch scr, 2 Peter Boy scr, 11 George Huon scr, 6 Genevive scr, 5 Jock Bingen scr, 12 Watersong scr, 17 Wee Patch scr, 1 Arctotis 12yds, 9 Great Amazon 24yds, 4 Hawkesbury’s Pride 36yds, 13 Ben Logan 36yds, 15 Underviewer 84yds, 3 Nourmahal 84yds. 16 Randolph 96yds, Katute ran to the front at the end of five furlongs, and led for the remainder of the journey from Kerrwood Bell, George Huon, and Nourmahal. In the run to the post Katute was challenged by Kerrwood Bell who won by a head, with Merry Peter 12 lengths away, followed by Jock Bingen. A protest against the winner for galloping in the last few strides was dismissed. Times 3min. 53 3-ssec, 3min 49 4-ssec, 3min 52 l-ssec. DOMAIN HANDICAP, £220. One mile and five furlongs. Harness. 3 Mr. F. Wallis Jot’s Nelson McElwyn, by Nelson Bingen—Miss Spiers 12yds. (J. Walsh) 1 11 Mr. 0. Evans Wenlo, 24yds (D. Withers) 2 7 A. F. McGregor’s Robert Bell scr. (Owner) 3 Also started.—l Asset scr, 13 Firebrand scr, 14 Lee Bingen scr, No Fear scr, 6 Winnie Chrysler scr, 16 Needles scr, 15 First Imperial scr, 12 Stockade Junr scr, 2 Slump scr, 8 Spring Flower scr. 20 Red Shiner scr, 22 Hereweka 12yds, Malice 12yds, and Mirella 24yds (bracketed*, 8 Kinney Dillon 24yds, 5 Great Night 24, 21 Kinness 24yds, 17 Benna Pointer 24yds, 19 Hector’s Own 36yds, 4 Chimer 60yds. Asset at once took up the running from Robert Bell, but in a good finish Nelson McElwyn got up to beat Wenlo by a head with Robert Bell another head away third. Asset was 3 lengths further back. Times 3.48 4-5, 3.48, 3.50 1-5. BEACH HANDICAP, £270. One mile. (Saddle). 3 Messrs D. O’Keefe and T. Wallis’s Author Jinks, by Author Dillon —Lady Jinks. 3 yrs, 36yds, (A. D. Chapman) 1 6 A. Ferguson’s Mountain Chimes, 24yds (O. Reed* 2 5 J. A. McLauchlan’s Jazolock, scr, (J. Walsh- 3 Also started.—6 Jock’s Pal scr, 11 First Toll scr, 2 Queen’s General scr. 8 Hylas scr, 5 Lucky Harold scr (coupled with Jazolock) 7 Moor Chimes 12yds, 4 Hoon Hay, 1 Desborough 12yds, 9 Menember 24yds, 10 Tommy Direct 24yds. Jock’s Pal led out, but soon broke, and Jazolock and Mountain Chimes went to the front. Mountain Chimes led into the straight from Author Jinks, and came on to win well by a length and a half from Mountain Chimes, who beat Jazolock by nearly 4 lengths. Hvlas was fourth. Times 2.14, 2.15 1-5, 2.18 2-5. INNOVATION HANDICAP, £220. Two miles. (Harness*. 1 T. Me Mat h’s Great Bell, by Great Audubon—Myrtle Bell, scr. (J. McLennan! 1 10 J. M. Samson's Avalanche, scr (A. Butterfield! 2 15 W. S. Mitchell’s Randolph, 48yds, (H. Gaskill) 3 Also started.—l 4 Kerrwood Bell scr, 12 Alpha Wilks 12yds, 11 Underviewer 24yds, 5 Elusive 24, 6 Sea Queen 24yds, 2 Katute 24yds, 4 Tamerlane 48yds, 7 Tim Wood 48 yds. S Merry Peter 48yds, 9 Swiftbine 60yds, 3 Sebisca 60yds, 13 Merry Bingen 96yds. It proved a two horse race as Avalanche and Great Bell soon opened up a big break on the field. In the run home Great Bell won by half a length, with Randolph 20 lengths awav and Tamerlane next. Times 4.47 2-5, 4.47 3-5, 4.45 2-5. PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP, £7OO. Two miles. 2 D. Spence’s Queen’s Own, by Adonis —Country Queen, 48yds X (O. E. Hooper! 1 1 J. J. Kennerley’s Fight Ever, by Honest Huon—Mascot, scr, (Owner) 2 1 J. J. Kennerley’s Native Chief, by Logan Pointer—Regina De Oro, 60yds, (J. R. Kennerley) .... 3 Also started.—3 Macaranda scr, 11 Harry Audubon scr, 9 Napland scr, 8 Jolly Chimes scr, 4 Bessie Logan 12yds, 6 St. Maura 12yds, e Shine Soon 12yds, 12 Downcast 24yds, 13 Dalnahine 24yds and Event 24yds (bracketed*, 10 Talent 24yds, and 2 Trenand 24yds, (coupled Queen’s Own*, 7 Loganwood 48yds. Harry Audubon, Napland, Fight Ever, and Bessie Logan, were the early leaders. At the end of six furlongs Bessie Logan was in front from Trenand, Harry Audubon, and Talent. Going down the back for the last time. Native Chief joined Bessie Logan, with Queen’s Own improving her position, and Fight Ever again coming on. Native Chief led into the straight from Queen’s Own, Bessie Logan and Fight Ever, and in the run to the post Queen’s Own won by’ nearly a length from Fight Ever, -with Native Chief three lengths awav. followed by Bessie Logan. Times 4.31 4-5, 4.36, 4.32 1-5. ST. CLAIR HANDICAP. £320, Two miles. (Harness*. 2 Mr. W. T. Lowe’s Trampfast, by Logan Pointer—Galindo mare, scr, (Owner* 1 5 J. C. South’s Engagement, 24yds, (Townley l 2 1 J. Bryce’s Money Spider, 96yds, (Owner) 3 Also started. —7 Ingle Bingen 12yds, 6 Blue Thorpe Pete Peter 48yds, 4 Le Todd 60yds, 8 Charles Dixie 72. Trampfast began fairly well, and soon opened up a gap from Pete Peter, Blue Thorpe, and Le Todd. The winner was never headed and won by ten lengths with Money Spider two lengths away third, followed by Blue Thorpe. Times 4.44 3-5, 4.44 4-5, 4.39 2-5. RENOWN HANDICAP. £270. One mile and five furlongs. (Harness). 8 Mr. W. Brady’s Logan Hanlon, by Logan Pointer—Empress Eugenie, 12yds (A. F. McGregor) 1 12 Mrs E. L. Ponsford’s Ariki, 24yds, (Edwards) 2 4 J. Thornton’s Bonara, 12yds (Holmes) , 3 Also started.—9 Okoura scr, 3 Rollicking Bells scr and Jolly Jet 60yds (coupled), 5 Sandown scr, 13 Spring note scr, 1 Desert Star 12yds, 17 Glenfarg 12yds, 7 Rich Ore 12yds, 11 Kibiringi 12yds, 6 Mate O’ Mine 12yds, 8 Carbine Direct 24yds, 15 Lucky Harold 24yds. 10 Dillon Gold 36yds, 14 Lenamhor 60yds, 16 Homer 60yds. Spring Note made all the running and led into the straight from a bunched field. Logan Hanlon forged to the front in the straight and won by three-quarters of a length from Ariki, who beat Conara by a length. The favourite was fourth. Times 3.52 3-5 3.52, 3.53 2-5. FLYING HANDICAP, £3OO, One mile. (Harness*. 1 J. McLean’s Loganholme, by Logan Pointer Golden Lily, scr. (Owner) 1 2 R. Grant’s Harold Thorpe, 24yds, (Edwards) 2 6 A. Ferguson’s Mountain Chimes, scr, (McKewen) ... •• .. .. .. 3>

Ako started.—s Desborough scr, 4 Some Wilkes scr, 10 Harold Burwood 12yds, 7 Final McKinney 24yds, 3 General Bingen 24yds. 8 Harbour Light 24yds, 9 Bell Harold 60yds. Mountain Chimes led Loganholme and Desborough into the back stretch, where Harold Thorpe moved up. In the straight Logan Holme stalled off Harold Thorpe, and won by a length. Mountain Chimes was six lengths away, followed by Some Wilkes. Times 2.16, 2.14 1-5, 2.18 4-5. THE RACING DESCRIBED. SUCCESS OF SOUTHLAND HORSES. (Special to the Times.) Dunedin, May 5. The Forbury Park Trotting Club Winter meeting opened in fine weather with a very strong, cold wind prevailing throughout. There was a fair attendance, including a large number of visitors from the south. The track was in excellent order, but the wind pressure was against the racers in the home stretch. The racing was very interesting, except in the trotting events, which were both practically confined to a couple of the leaders. Southland owned horses won the first three races in the book, but in subsequent events had to accept defeat. For the Bayfield Handicap, Arctotis was first selection carrying two hundred and twenty-five chances more than Peter Boy, with Nourmahal about seventy supporters as next favourite. At the start Arctotis and Peter Boy began badly, and soon lost all chance of success. Over the greater portion of the journey Katute showed the way, with Kerrwood Bell always in steady warm pursuit. From the far turn Katute’s victory was loudly proclaimed, but she could not get far away from the Southlander. Half-way down the stretch Katute was going strongly, but Kerrwood Bell came fast, and in an exciting finish got up to win at the break of a long neck from Katute, with Merry Peter fifteen lengths off third, while Jock Bingen, Nourmahal and Hawkesbury’s Pride were next in that order, but the first two horses had the remainder well beaten. Walsh drove a very fine race behind Kerrwood Bell and pipped Katute (J. Bryce) on the post. Although the winner broke within a few strides of the post, the tangle made very little difference to the result. The first and second selections made poor displays, and were never prominent, Peter Boy in particular, missing throughout, while Arctotis never displayed the speed he possessed when owned and trained in Southland. Genevieve (S. Todd) showed early pace. W’atersong finished last. A protest against the winner for breaking twentyfive yards from the post was dismissed. As a matter of fact the break took place in the last few strides. For the Domain Handicap the New Brighton trained Asset (J. H. Clark) was an easy first selection, carrying four hundred chances more than Slump (S. Todd) with Nelson McElwyn about five hundred and seventy supporters off in third place, while Chimer was about one hundred and forty friends away next. Hector’s Own and Red Shiner got left, tangling badly.. Asset drew out to lead nearly all the way. At the far turn the last time round Asset was closely attended by Robert Bell, Nelson McElwyn and Slump, with Wenlo moving up at the home turn. Slump was beaten in the home stretch, and a great finish took place, Asset, Robert Bell, Wenlo and Nelson McElwyn almost in line. On the post Nelson McElwyn won by a head from Wenlo, with Robert Bell a head off third, just in front of Asset, then Lee Bingen and Slump. It was a fine race. W’alsh drove a very* clever race behind the winner for the deserving Gore owner F. Wallis, Junr., while Nelson McElwyn paced very solidly on the firm clay circuit. The runner-up, Wenlo, (Cathedral Chimes —Roseray) stayed on particularly well over the last two furlongs. Slump paced a fine race to the straight. No Fear showed out early and looks like a useful pacer. In the Beach Handicap Desborough (J. Bryce, Junr.) carried nearly two hundred chances more than Queen’s General, with Author Jinks fourteen supporters off third fancy, while Hoon Hay was twenty friends away fourth selection. At the start Queen's General and Tommy Direct failed to leave the mark correctly and lost their chances. Jock’s Pal began well and led to the straight, but got tangled and lost his place, Jazolock going on from Mountain Chimes, First Toll, and Desborough. At the far turn Mountain Chimes had assumed command from Jazolock, with Author Jinks moving up fast. Mountain Chimes led into the straight, but Author Jinks joined him a hundred yards from home, and drew out to win by nearly two lengths, with Jazolock four lengths off third, then Hoon Hay, Desborough and Moor Chimes well back. The winner is a son of Author Dillon and Lady Jinks, and is a very smart three-year-old gelding, trained by T. Wallis, Timaru. He was ridden a well-judged race, and won with little to spare in fast time. The first three winners on the card numbered fourteen. Mountain Chimes paced a very solid race, but had not the speed of the winner over the last half furlong. The Southlander, Great Bell, was elected first fancy for the Innovation Handicap, carrying seven chances more than Katute (J. Bryce), with Sebisca about four hundred supporters off in third place. Kerrwood Bel! was penalised 24 yards. Great Bell did not start too well, but soon settled down. Tim Wood began very badly. Avalanche drew’ out smartly, but Great Bell was always with her. The pair drew right away from the field at the far turn. The last time round, Great Bell ranged up to Avalanche and made him go fast. When the straight was reached Great Bell secured a slight advantage, to beat Avalanche cleverly by half a length, Randolph being about eighty yards away third in front of Merry Peter and Tamerlane. This made the second win at Forbury this season for Great Bell, or with successes at Winton and Gore, four events on end. The daughter of Great Audubon—Myrtle Bell, who was bred at Riversdale by her owner, T. McMath, was capably handled by J. McLennan, who has thus piloted her four times successfully. Avalanche for the first time in many months raced without a break throughout.

The coupled Fight Ever and Native Chief were made a warm first fancy for the Prince of Wales Handicap, carrying about eleven hundred and fifty chances more than the coupled Trenand and Queen’s Own, with Macaranda about seven hundred and fifty supporters off in third place, but there was a good following for Bessie Logan, Shine Soon and St. Maura. At the start Event misbehaved and lost his chances. Over the first two laps Harry Audubon was always in front from Bessie Logan in a close running field which was trailed by Downcast. Before entering the last lap, Bessie Logan paced to the front. Going into the back stretch for the last time, Native Chief moved into second place, to take command at the far turn. At the final bend Native Chief just led Bessie Logan, Queen’s Own and Fight Ever. In the run home for a good finish Queen’s Own headed Native Chief, to beat Fight Ever by over a length, with Native Chief two lengths off third, then Bessie Logan close up, followed by Macaranda and Shine Soon. The winner, who was bred in Southland and is by Adonis —Country Queen, has been owned in Canterbury for several seasons by D. Spence, and was trained by O. Hooper. She was very cleverly driven by E. C. McDermott. Native Chief paced a fine race, but could not quite see the distance out. The Australian bred Fight Ever outstayed his stallmate Native Chief over the last furlong.

The back marker Money Spider was the first selection for the St. Clair Handicap, carrying about four hundred and twentychances more than Trampfast, who was about seventy chances ahead of Pete Peter. Despite a tangle at the start, the second fancy drew out quickly. It was a case of Trampfast first and the rest nowhere, as

he led throughout, to nearly walk past the judge first by about forty yards from Engagement, who beat Money Spider by two lengths with Blue Thorpe close up, fourth. The winner is a very fine square trotter, but an uncertain performer. For the Renown Handicap, Desert Star led all the way, carrying about eight hundred and seventy chances more than Lingfield, with the coupled Rollicking Bells and Jolly Pete next in demand about two hundred and eighty supporters off. At the start Kibiringi, Lingfield and Okaura lost their chances, while Carbine Direct pulled up. Getting to the front smartly, Spring Note led Richore and Logan Hanlon almost throughout, with Desert Star and Mate 0’ Mine always handy. Spring Note led into the straight, but dropped back. Logan Hanlon stayed on, but Ariki was threequarters of a length off third, then Desert Star, Lenamhor and Spring Note. The Central 1 Otago representative won cleverly and deservedly, as he has raced unluckily for some time. Desert Star paced a fine race considering that he was badly placed owing to force of circumstances almost throughout, having to race on the outside of the field and cover a lot of unnecessary ground. The runner-up is a well-bred four-year-old gelding by Cathedral Chimes — Zara, trained by M. B. Edwards. Mate o’ Mine was well up in the last lap. Logan Holme was elected first fancy for the Flying Handicap carrying over one hundred and fifty chances more than Harold Thorpe, with General Bingen about six hundred and twenty-five supporters away next. Mountain Chimes led round to the back where Logan Holme took command, to lead into the home stretch. Pacing on strongly, Logan Holme beat Harold Thorpe neatly by half a length, with Mountain Chimes four lengths away third, then Some Wilkes and Desborough. When going well at the back, Harold Kerrwood and Harbour Light tangled and lost their chances. SECOND DAY ACCEPTANCES. (Per United Press Association.) Durtedin, May 5. The following are the acceptances for the second day of the Forbury Trots:— TAHUNA HANDICAP, £2OO. (Saddle). One mile and five furlongs. Robert Todd . . scr Hawkesbury

George Huon . scr Pride 36 Genevieve . . . scr Ben Logan 36 Jock Bingen . . scr Red Peter . 60 W atersong . . scr Buck Up . . 84 Wee Patch . . . scr Alpha Wilkes 84 yds bhd Avalanche . . 96 Major Domo 12 Randolph . . 96 Swiftest . . 24 Merry Peter 108 PACIFIC HANDICAP, £270. (Saddle). One mile. Robert Bell . . scr Lucky Harold . scr First Toll . . . scr yds bhd Queen’s General scr Lenamhor 12 Rollicking Bells scr Mountain Chimes 24 Hylas .... . scr Menember . . 24 Jazolock . . . scr ROYAL HANDICAP, £220. (Hamess). One mile and five furlongs. Lee Bingen . . scr yds bhd Spring Flower . scr Malice . . . 24 Stockade Junior scr Peter the Painter 24 Red Shiner . . scr Great Night . 24 Firebrand . . . scr Kinney Dillon 36 Doncliffe . . . . scr Mirella . . . 36 Needles . . . . scr Berm a Pointer 36 No Fear . . . . scr Hector’s Own 36 Asset .... . scr Drake . . . 48 Slump . . . . . scr Chimer . . . 60 Winnie Chrysler scr Nelson McElwyn 72 First Imperial . scr IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP, £220. (Harness). Two miles. yds bhd Tim Wood . 48 Nourmahal . 12 Tamerlane . . 48 Under viewer . . 24 Randolph . . 48 Elusive . . . . 24 Sebisca . . . 60 Kerrwood Bell . 24 Swiftbine . . 60 Sea Queen . . . 24 Great Bell . 72 Katute . . . . 48 Merry Bingen 72 Avalanche . 48 VICTORY HANDICAP, £700. (Harness). Two miles. Macaranda . . scr St. Maura . 12 Napland . . . . scr Dalnahine . . 24 Jolly Chimes . . scr Downcast . . 24 Harry Audubon . scr Trenand . . 24 yds bhdEvent . . . 24 Bessie Logan 12 Talent . . . 24 Fight Ever . . 12 Loganwood . 48 Shine Soon 12 Queen’s Own 72 RAILWAY HANDICAP, £270. (Harness). Two miles. Lingfield . . . scr yds bhd Mountain Chimes scr Some Wilkes . 12 Okoura . . . . scr Dillon Gold . 12 Conara . . . . scr Desert Star . 12 Richore . . . . scr Ariki .... 12 Sandown . . . scr Lenamhor . . 24 Kibiringi . . . scr Homer . . . 24 Mate-o-Mine . . scr Logan Hanlon 24 Lucky Harold . scr Desborough . 36 Wenlo . . . . scr Moor Chimes . 48 Jolly Pet . . 48 Hoon Hay . 48 FAREWELL HANDICAP, £300. (Harness). One mile. Harold Burwood scr Loganholine . 12 yds bhd Author Jinks 24 Harbour Light . 12 Harold Thorpe 24 Trenand . . . 12 Bessie Logan 36 General Bingen 12 Talent . 36 Final McKinney 12 Loganwood . 48 Event . . . . 12 Bell Harold . 48 Macaranda . 12 Native Chief 84 PENINSULA HANDICAP, £320. (Harness). Two miles. Nighbom . . . scr Le Todd . . 48 yds bhdCharles Dixie 60 Blue Thorpe 12 Money Spider 84 Engagement . . 24 Napland . . 96 Pete Peter . . 36 HAWKE’S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. Wellington, May 3. The following are the acceptances for the first day of the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club Autumn meeting commencing to-day — MANGATARATA HURDLES HANDICAP, £140. One mile and three-quarters. st lb st lb Maunga . . . 10 9 Westerner . . 9 3 Merry Singer 10 3 Fireblight . . 9 0 San Pedro . 10 0 Good Mark , 9 0 Lombardo . 9 10 Peshwa . . . • 9 0 Asleep . . . 9 5 Martona . . 9 0 HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, £140. One mile and one furlong. Highway . . 8 12 Rakauponga . 8 6 Loveband . . 8 11 Radiate . . 8 5 Calluna . . 8 11 Green Grocer 8 0 Merle .... 8 11 Colarina . . 8 0 Gordon Swift 8 8 Merry Coot .... 8 7 Wanderer 8 0 Mandarine 8 7 NURSERY HANDICAP, £140. Five and a half furlongs. Doree . . . 8 7 Liaison . . . 7 4 Rory Mor . 8 2 Viligance . . 7 2 King Quex . 8 2 Keen .... 7 0 Teri .... 8 2 Autumina . . 7 0 Polydectes . . 7 13 Nahi .... 7 0 Lady Limond 7 6 HAWKE’S BAY STAKES, £400. For all ages. Weight-for-age with penalties. Six furlongs and a-half. Reremoana . 10 0 Great Charter 7 3 Shirley . . . 9 12 Rory Mor . . 7 3 Grand Knight 9 10 Marsurd . . . 7 1 Lady Reckless . . . 7 1 Cavendish 9 5 Wild Pigeon . 7 1 Cimabue . . 8 3 Autumn—MandoDoree . . . 7 6 line, g f . . 7 1 HAWKE’S BAY CUP, £450. One mile and a-half. Rapine . . . 10 7 Merry Day . 7 7 Clarinda . . 8 7 Cohesion . . 7 7 Royal Divorce 8 7 Vertigern . . 7 2 Perle de Leon 7 8 Mah Jong 7 2 Novar . . . 7 8 Addlepate . . 7 0 POUKAWA HANDICAP, £140. Six furlongs. Hathor . . . 9 1 Mon Mint . . 7 3 Superb King 8 6 Eloquent . 7 3 Town Bird . 8 6 Tan .... 7 2 Kalos . . . 8 0 Clavers . . . 7 0 Grand Nations 7 11 Heather . . 7 0 Inner Harbour 7 9 Blend . . . 7 0 Moepai . . . 7 8 Tanagra . . 7 0 Sir Kay . 7 5 Tameterangi . 7 0

AUTUMN HANDICAP, £140. One mile and one furlong. Scotch Mixture 8 11 Starboard Nukumai . . 8 11 Light 7 11 Vertigern . . 8 10 Bennanee . . 7 10 Queen’s Choice 8 8 Othon . . . 73 Royal Diadem 8 5 Road Hog . . 7 3 Cohesion . . 8 2 Serenade . . 7 0 Bonhomme . 8 1 Carniola . . 7 0 Good Sport . 7 12 PORANGAHAU HANDICAP, £190. Six furlongs. Royal Damon 9 0 Decoy Bird • 7 11 First Acre . 8 12 Archeen . . 7 8 Peneus . . . 8 10 NgaWati . ... • 7 6 Licinius . . 8 5 Haikoi ... 7 2 Thread Needle 8 0 Welkne . . . 7 0 Rascal . . . 7 13 ~ MARLBOROUGH R.C. ACCEPTANCES. Blenheim, May 2. Following are the acceptances for the Marlborough Racing Club’s meeting commencing to-day: WATERLEA CUP, £250. One mile and a-quarter and 150 yards. st lb s lb Tresham . . 9 1 Hallownoon . 7 0 Goosestep . . 8 8 Phantasy . . 7 0 Ardfinnan 8 2 Vexatious . . 7 0 BEAVER HACK HANDICAP, £100. Six furlongs. Carrigallon . 9 0 Erin-go-bragh 7 9 Arch Arrow . 8 13 Gourmet . . 7 9 Imitation . . 8 11 Arrow Boy . 7 0 Polonaise . . 7 13 AUTUMN HANDICAP, £150. Six furlongs. Deluge . . . 8 13 Corn Rigs . . 7 5 Buoyant . . 8 3 Anthonie . . 7 0 Royal Game . 8 1 Carrigallon . 7 0 Gleninnes . . 7 11 OPAWA HACK HANDICAP, £100. Seven furlongs. Imitation . . 9 6 Gounnent . . 8 5 Bronstell . . 9 3 The Tank . 8 4 Erin-go-bragh 8 5 Kokioi . . 8 3 Lady Silver Cord . 7 11 Passenger 8 5 SOLDIERS' HANDICAP, £150. Seven furlongs. Buoyant . . 9 6 Riverina . . 7 13 Corn Rigs . 8 10 Anthonie . . 7 11 Prin temps 8 10 Tyne .... 7 11 Kilperon . . 8 10 HILLERSDEN TROTTING HANDICAP, £120. One mile and a-half. Red Ray . . . scr Firebell . . . scr Brandon . . scr yc bhd Aerodrome . scr Halloween . . 24 Tetanus . . . . scr Wakefield . . 36 Nurmi . . . . scr Country Life 72 Kangaloon . scr Velocity . . 84 Kevinbrae . . . scr Castle Chimes 84 Palm . scr Grey Thorpe 96 Ballin’s Pride scr Vallamont . 96 WITHER TROTTING HANDICAP, £100. One mile and a-quarter. Halloween . scr Tracey Boy 24 Nurmi . . . . scr Lunsdale . . 24 W akefield . . . scr Velocity . . 24 Future . . . . scr Proud Joyce . 24 Ballin’s Pride scr Vallamont . 24 yd bhd Castle Chimes 24 Audubon Mac 12 Grey Thorpe 36 Great Wilkes 12 All Fours . . 48 Country Life 12 Dillon’s Pride 60 Item . . . . 24 Hope Dillon . 60 George the Lottie Advance 60 Fourtl 24 Lincoln Huon 60