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Southland Times, Issue 20208, 20 June 1927, Page 3

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NOTES BY SIR MODRED. Entries for Wellington Winter meeting to-night. Serious totalisator decrease at Napier Park races. Auckland Trotting Club Winter races close on Wednesday. Melbourne and Caulfield Cup weights on Monday next. Alan McDonald rode at Napier Park races on Saturday. Wellington R.C. first day handicaps are due on Monday next. Margaret Birney is working well again on Riccarton tracks. Radiac is to race over Ashburton and Trentham fences. W. J. Bowden may ride Kawini in the G.N. Steeplechase race. J. Henderson may race Final McKinney at Auckland on Wednesday. Courante (dam of flying Valicare) visits Heroic during the season. His owner hopes to qualify Peterwah (4.31) for the New Zealand Trotting Cup. Beau Cavalier was not injured w’hen he fell in the Winter Steeplechase. Wallace Young trained Crown Coin on the Wanganui Jockey Club tracks. A West Australian buyer has been endeavouring to purchase the speedy Rascal. The totalisator is being opposed in England, as the starting-barrier was in years gone by. It was at the Napier Park R.C.’s Autumn meeting that Peneus put A. McDonald out of court. Mr W. T. Hazlett’s gelding, Beacon Light, is in steady work on Napier Park R.C. tracks. North Islanders favour Zircon as a very likely candidate for the Wellington Steeplechase. As Peter Moko is to travel Southland this season it is interesting to note that his daughter Betty Moko won at Auckland. It is very interesting to note that <he pacer Imprint has come back, and it is to be hoped that his N.Z. Cup entry will be in order this year. As a result of the Auckland Racing Club’s recent Winter meeting the Government has benefited to the extent of £17,609 19/- by way of taxation. Mr M. Wells, owner of the horse Memsahib, who was the cause of trouble at the A.R.C. meeting, denies that he has sold the equine referred to. Stan Davidson, the crack Sydney apprentice horseman, who was expected to top the century, has succeeded, as he has won over 100 races this season. It is reported from Christchurch that George Reed, who has been engaged as a journalist for some time past, is applying for a trainer’s license in Christchurch. His first pupil will be the steeplechaser King Abbey. Terence Dillon, the leading light harness winner at the Auckland T.C.’s meeting on Saturday, opened his account as a three-year-old last season when he won the Invercargill Handicap (14m.) and the New River Handicap (2m.1, the two harness events of the Southland R.C.’s Autumn meeting of last season. He is raced by his breeder, Mr P. McCarthy and was sired by Author Dillon from Teresita, by Marvin Wilkes (imp.)—Young McKinney (imp.) mare. His success in Auckland will be well received in South Island trotting circles, as he is trained by J. Henderson, of Oamaru, who is well and favourably known to followers of the American sport. The North Otago mentor has been wonderfully successful with light harness performers descended from Young McKinney. A Sydney cable message, dated June 18, states that the totalisator turnover for the Randwick racing season just ended was £1,129,000 a decrease of £30,000 below the previous year, although there was one more racing day. The man who compiled the fategoing message has evidently failed to take into account the fact that the A.J.C.’s Autumn meeting was postponed and interrupted by rain, floods, and wild storms and this fact to a very great extent must have accounted for the drop of £30,000 in the turnover at A.J.C. headquarters. Clarus, who was beaten into third place in the Flying Handicap at the Canterbury Park races in Sydney on Saturday, is identical with the three-year-old Auckland-own-ed gelding of that name, a son of Lucullus— Llanberis. Private advice from Auckland is to the effect that he is a hack performer of more than average merit, hence he may yet make good in Sydney. When the pair were training and racing as hurdlers last season Maunga and Crown Coin w’ere both strongly selected as prospective steeplechasers and Crown Coin was the second of the pair to make good on Saturday—Maunga previously won the Wanganui Steeplechase. When Birkenella raced badly at the Dunedin J.C. Winter meeting in the hands of P. Mcßrearty disparaging remarks were made by those who should have known better as to the horsemanship of the Wellington jockey. The unjust critics will note that Mcßrearty rode a great race on Hokioi in the Petone Hack Steeplechase at Napier Park on Saturday and won by a head. Mcßrearty, as a matter of fact, has won many flat races, hurdles events, and crosscountry contests and ranks as a very capable horseman where jumping jockeys and experienced trainers are gathered together. Right here I should like to apologise to Pilliewinkie (writes ‘‘Cardigan” in the Australasian). When I saw the old fellow looking as well as a two-year-old I felt ashamed because in writing about the weight-for-age horses for the coming spring meetings recently I did not have the courtesy to mention Pillie’s name. Pilliewinkie might, for all we know, prove the thorn in the sides of Limerick, Amounis, Pantheon, and Co. He has done well since returning from his spell, and it is quite likely that he will stand another preparation. He certainly appears sound enough, and the tendon that he struck in, the Herbert Power Stakes that day that he ran so badly seems normal again. On being questioned as to Agrion’s prospects in the forthcoming Australian J.C. Derby his veteran mentor expressed himself to a Sun writer as follows:—‘Though I do not think he is a typical Derby colt, I expect him to run a big race at Randwick. The colt will receive the full penalty in the Chelmsford Stakes, and unless he is in top form he will not be a starter, for it would be useless knocking him about.” Items of interest published in Australian papers in regard to the Derby are as follow’:—Mr Frank Curzon, the owner of Call Boy, has been ill for some time, and though still indisposed, watched the race throughout. He was overcome with excitement all the time. After the race he went to the course, pale and trembling, to lead in the winner. As he did so he said, emotionally, “It’s too good to be true.” Friends, supporting him, assisted him to return. Mr Curzon was given a chair in the stewards’ room to enable him to recover before going to receive the King’s felicitations. . . . The filly Stampede, who was purchased by the Dowager Marchioness of Queensberry four days before the race, started at a fourfigure quotation, which is a record long price for a Derby candidate. She toiled

along behind the rest of the field and fin- I ished a quarter of a mile last. The Marchioness, who had not seen the filly before the race, said afterwards, “I never want to see the animal again.’’ . . . The day provided the most severe test the betting tax officials have had since the new Act came into force. They daily received a record payment of tax.

A large increase in the number of entries ! received for eight classic events on the ; Auckland Racing Club’s programme for next season is announced as follows, the previous year's entries being quoted in parenthesis:—Welcome Stakes 136 (93), Royal Stakes 184 (167), G.N. Foal Stakes 179 (144), G.N. Champagne Stakes 195 (162), G.N. Guineas 210 (178), G.N. Derbv 238 (222), G.N. Oaks 129 (105), G.N. St. Leger 206 (214). The entries total 1476, as compared with 1285 last year, an increase of 191. A feature of the nominations is the number of Australian-bred horses that figure as entrants. NAPIER PARK RACING CLUB. ONE-DAY WINTER MEETING. CROWN COIN MAKES GOOD. SERIOUS TOTALISATOR DECREASE. (Per United Press Association.) Napier, June 18. The Napier Park Racing Club’s Winter meeting was held to-day in beautiful weather. There was a fair attendance of the public. The course was in good order. The totalisator investments amounted to £9,290, as against £14,449 last season, a decrease of £5,159. The following are the results, as compiled by “Sir Modred”: — MOTEO HACK HURDLES (handicap), £l5O. Second £2O; third £lO. One mile and a-half. 4 J. D. Kennedy’s br g Arataura, by All Black (imp.)—Mrs Wiggs, aged, 9.3 (H. Gordon) 1 1 C. H. Vallance’s br g Peneus, aged, 10.13 (A. McDonald) 2 2 Mrs G. Hanlon’s b g Peshwa, 9.9 (G. Holland) 3 Also started—3 Lombardo 9.12, 6 Great Day 9.10, 8 Sweet Heather 9.8, 7 Mountain Top 9.2, 5 Rakaupango 9.0, 9 Ballyfarnon 9.0. Arataura led all the way to win by ten lengths, a similar distance between second and third. Rakaupango fell, and Lombardo, Mountain Top and Ballyfarnon ran oft. Time, 2mins 47 2-ssecs. PETONE HACK STEEPLECHASE (handicap), £l5O. Second £2O, third £lO. Two miles. 1 D. McAulay’s br g Hokioi, by Day Comet (imp.)—Tinokai, 6yrs, 10.2 (P. Mcßrearty) 1 4 H. Brooker’s b g Handy, 9.2 (R. E. Thompson) 2 3 C. E. Twist’s b g Woden, aged, 10.6 (A. E. Ellis) 3 Also started—2 Merry Singer 10.10, 4 Rangi Sarto 10.3, 5 Kirkwood 9.2, 6 Scornful 9.2, 8 Good Mark 9.2, 7 Fairfield 9.1. The placed horses, with Merry Singer, who fell at the post and rails the second time round, were in front all the way. In a great finish Hokioi won by a head from Handy, who was a head in front of Woden. Time, 4mins 2 Isecs. MEEANEE HACK HANDICAP, £125. Second £l5, third £lO. Five furlongs. 1 F. Ormond’s b g Inner Harbour, by Absurd (imp.)—Birkelot, 3yrs, 9.8 (F. Waddell) 1 6 F. Armstrong’s b m Coot, syre, 9.10 (A. G. Dixon) 2 7 Mrs M. A. Perry’s b c Greengrocer (imp.), 3yrs, 9.0 (R. McTavish) 3 Also started —2 Nastori 10.5, 8 Watchman 10.2, 3 Essential 9.9, 10 Butter Scotch 9.5, 9 Rarutahi 9.0, 4 High Heather 9.0, 5 Tom Byrne 9.0. Inner Harbour led all the way to win by half a length from Coot, with Greengrocer four lengths away third. Time, Imin 4 3-ssecs. NAPIER STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, £250. Second £3O, third £2O. About two miles and a-half. 1 H. Tupaea’s b g Crown Coin, by Crown Imperial ll.—Rouble, aged, 9.8 (R. E. Thompson) 1 2 J. McDonnell’s ch m Bonny Rill, aged, 9.13 (H. Gordon) 2 5 C. E. Twist’s ch m Kovno, aged, 9.0 (A. E. Ellis) 3 Also started—4 Little River 9.4, 3 Waioeka Jack 9.0. After Waioeka Jack fell, when ten lengths in front of the field, Kovno and Bonny Rill made all the running. Crown Coin commenced to gather in the leaders seven furlongs from home and was with them at the last turn. Crown Coin was first over the last jump, and* going on, won by two lengths, a similar distance between second and third. Time, smins 10 2-ssecs. LADIES’ BRACELET, £lOO. First horse a diamond ring valued at £BO, and second a gold watch bracelet, valued at £2O. Gentlemen riders. One mile and a-quarter. 3 Mrs M. J. Bee’s b g Tameterangi, by Cynic (imp.)—Ohinepaka, 3yrs, 10.7 (Mr J. Morris) 1 4 Mrs W. J. Craig’s b g Perle de Leon, 6yrs, 12.8 (Mr R. Rood) 2 1 Mrs J. Bull’s b g Brigadier Bill, aged, 11.12 (Mr C. L. Bull) .. 3 Also ran—2 Radiate 11.2, 5 Serenade 10.13, 6 Blissfulness 10.7. Tameterangi led all the way to win by two lengths, with Perle de Leon four lengths ahead of Brigadier Bill. Time, 2mins 15 4-ssecs. STEWARDS’ STAKES HANDICAP, £175. Second £2O, third £l5. One mile. 3 E. George’s br h Mint Leaf, by Catmint (imp.)—Potona, 4yrs, 10.3 (L. George) f 5 Taranaki Teua’s br g Huikai, by Tribulation—Carlatour, syrs, 9.3 (B. H. Morris) f 1 L. G. Clare’s ch g Royal Diadem, syrs, 9.13 3 Also started —6 Buoyant 9.9, 7 Gaze 9.9, 2 Hathor 9.6, 4 Road Hog 9.2, 8 Othon 9.0. In a great finish Mint Leaf just got up in time to make a dead-heat of it, with Royal Diadem three lengths away third. Time, Imin 46 l-ssecs. SETTLERS’ HACK HANDICAP, £125. Second £l5, third £lO. Seven furlongs. 2 P. P. Neagle’s blk m Merle, by Elysian—Voca, 4yrs, 10.6 (R. McTavish) • 1 7 H. F. Smyth’s b g Toka, 9.0 (F. C. McHugh) 2 4 C. F. Vallance’s b g Grand National, 9.11 (A. McDonald) 3 Also ran—3 Kilmezzo 10.11, 4 Calluna 9.11 (coupled with Grand National), 6 Highway 9.6, 5 Heather Blend 9.2, 1 Piperenzo 9.0. Won by two lengths, Grand National three-quarters of a length away third. Time, Imin 32 4-ssecs. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. OPENING OF WINTER MEETING. TERENCE DILLON SUCCESSFUL. A TOTALISATOR DECREASE. (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, June 18. The Auckland Trotting Club’s Winter meeting opened in dull threatening conditions, but the weather improved as the day progressed. The course was in good order but on the heavy side. The totalisator investments amounted to £45,569, as compared with £49,026 on the same day of last year, a decrease of £3457. The following are the results as compiled by “Sir Modred”: — MANGERE HANDICAP (harness) £3OO. Class 3.30. One mile and a half. 1 J. A. Mitchell’s b c Loch Moigh, by Nelson Derby—Flying Bells 4 yrs limit (W. Hughes) . 1 3 Len Jones’ Mars limit (C. F. Jones) . 2 14 W. Hosking’s Admiral Lock 12 yds . (A. J. Julian) 3

I Also started—l Hohoro limit; 15 Golden Park limit; and Concertina limit (bracketed); 2 Daytime limit, and Dillon Huon limit (bracketed); 4 Master Huia limit; 19 I Longford limit; 17 Queen Audubon limit; 8 Bingen King limit; 7 Lottie Advance j limit; 6 Marionette limit; 5 Lola Recklaw I limit; 20 Master Cute limit; 10 Amaris 12 yds; 12 Uncle Bert 24 yds; 13 Buz Buz J 24 yds; 11 Van Rich 24 yds; 9 Master [Councillor 36 ■"ds; 18 Florent 36 yds; 14 Wallroon 60 yds. Won by half a head, four lengths between second and third, Florent was fourth. Times: 3.34; 3.34 1-5; 3.35 1-5. WINTER HANDICAP (harness), £3OO. Trotters only. Class 4.56. Two miles. 4 L. Bayley’s Appeal limit (W. B. Pollard) 1 5 W. Minchin’s Tamerlane 84 yds (A. E. Bussell) 2 12 A. J. Charle’s Sean Triubhais 48 yds (R. C. Wood) 3 Also started—lB Tiki limit; 3 Peter Boy limit; 20 Escalator limit; 6 Direot Action limit; 9 Roez limit, and Gold Sovereign 108 yds (bracketed), 8 Roma Bingen limit and Colonel Thorpe limit (bracketed) ; 16 FloraJine limit; 2 Kempton 24 yds; 1 Great Charge 24 yds; 13 Miss Leda 36 yds; 14 Kolmar 60 yds; 15 Golden Gate 60 yds; 17 'Tiger Salve 60 yds; 10 Bingen Starr 72 yds; 11 Nourmahal 84 yds; 19 Wild Nut 108 yds.Won by three lengths, four lengths between second and third. Direct Action was fourth. Times: 4.57; 4.51 1-5; 4.57. CAMPBELL HANDICAP (harness), £lOOO. Second £2OO, third £lOO, fourth £5O. Class 4.33. Two miles. 2 P. McCarthy’s br g Terence Dillon, by Author Dillon —Teresita 4 yrs limit (J. McLennan) 1 3 A. Hendrickson’s b g Cardinal Logan by Logan Pointer—Lady Superior aged 48 yds (A. Hendrickson) .. 2 5 T. B. Louisson’s b g Imprint 5 yrs 72 yds (L. F. Berkett) 3 8 G. S. Simpson’s b h Peter Bingen 6 yrs 60 yds (J. J. Kennerley) .. 4 (Winner trained by J. Henderson, Oamaru.) Also started—ls Dick Dillon limit; 7 Silk Thread limit; 4 Napland limit, and Holly Boy 24 yds (bracketed); 16 Doctor Dillon limit; 11 Goldman limit; 17 Lord Nepean limit; 12 Jewel Pointer 24 yds; 9 Anselm 24 yds; 14 Billy Sea 24 yds; 1 Machine Gun 24 yds; 6 Nelson Fame 24 yds; 10 Peterwah 24 yds; 13 Countryman 36 yds. Terence Dillon was slow to start, but made a good run and displaced Nelson Fame in the straight, to win by two lengths from Cardinal Logan, who was a length ahead of Imprint, while Peter Bingen was one and a-half lengths away fourth. Silk Thread fell in the first round bringing down Billy Sea, Machine Gun and Dick Dillon. Times: 4.42 3-5; 4.39 1-5; 4.37 4-5. HOBSON HANDICAP (harness), £4OO. Limit 4.42. Two miles. 1 C. M. Ollivier’s ch g Great Earl, by Great Audubon—Eileen 4 yrs limit (W. Holmes) 1 5 J. Lynch’s b g Uncle Bert, by Gold ; Bell—Merry Kate, aged limit (A. M. Broughton) 2 ; 4 A. R. Saunder's Respect 60 yds (J. Johnston) 3 Also started—ls Speed King limit; 11 Gold Dial limit; 12 Ruepere limit; 6 Amaris limit; 9 Delavan Bill limit; 13 Grattan [ Thorpe limit; 10 Buz Buz 36 yds; 2 Direct L Wood 48 yds; 8 Rockburn 48 yds; 3 Mart shal Neil 60 yds; 14 Gold Jacket 60 yds; 7 Rock Hinton 84 yds. Won by two and a half lengths, one and a half lengths between second and third. Direct Wood was fourth. Times: 4.45 3-5; 4.46; 4.44 3-5. [STEWARDS’ TROT HANDICAP (harness), £5OO. Trotters. Class 4.42. Two miles. 5 T. Brady’s b m Betty Moko, by • ! Peter Moko (imp.)—Papatina 5 yrs 48 yds (W. Orange) 1 ’ | 17 Mrs E. Molloy and G. Paton’s The Tartar limit (G. Paton) .. ... 2 > 1 4 J. R. Corrigan’s Sister Beatrice limit t I (A. J. Corrigan) 3 , Also started —8 Ngatua limit; 6 Ingle i Bingen limit; 9 Wimmera King limit; 11 ’ Sebisca limit; 3 Frisco Beau 12 yds; 10 i Peter McKinney 24 yds; 1 Trampfast 36 , yds; 2 Elzear 60 yds. The Tartar led into the straight but was beaten by half a head by Betty Moko, while Sister Beatrice was ’ a length and a half away third, Frisco Beau was fourth. Times: 4.48; 4.52 1-5; 4.53. MARCONI HANDICAP (harness), £3OO. Limit 2.54. One mile and a quarter. L 2 Len Jones’ b g Mars by Huia Dillon —Wallace L. mare aged limit (C. > F. Jones) 1 6 Mrs E. Collins’ Hohora limit (J. T. J Paul) 2 18 A. G. Warnock’s Woodvale 36 yds (R. Warnock) 3 ) Also started—7 Cora Tacks limit, and 1 Tui Zolock limit (bracketed) ; 5 Bronze j Patch limit and Lola Recklow limit 5 ' (bracketed) ; 4 Lottie Advance limit j and Uramic limit (bracketed); i 6 Roamer limit; 20 Ekoeranei ’ limit; 16 Charming Pronto limit; 3 Richore ) limit; 18 Our Patch limit; 14 Logan Rothschild 12 yds; 17 Rua Pere 12 yds; 12 Rockaway 24 yds; 8 Mulwaree 24 yds; 11 * Van Rich 24 yds; 1 Henry Logan 24 yds; 9 Direct Morning 36 yds; 13 Master Councillor 36 yds; 10 The Shrew 48 yds; 15 Lord Nepean 60 yds. Won by a length and a half, threequarters of a length between second and third. Tui Zolock was fourth. Times: 2.58 3-5; 2.59; 2.56 2-5. 1 CORNWALL HANDICAP (harness). £5OO. Limit 2.14. One mile. " 11 Wilfred Johnston’s br m Lady Dunmore by Specialist—Miss Dunmore ’ aged limit (A. W. Broughton) . . 1 » 1 Mrs C. McGregor’s Nelson Fame 48 1 yds (S. M. August) 2 i 7 G. S. Simpson’s Peter Bingen 48 yds (J. J. Kennerley) 3 Also started —3 Final McKinney limit; 8 Nelson Tasker limit; 13 Ben Lomond limit; 7 Jean Darling limit; 12 Glandore limit; 5 Nantwich limit; 4 Rey Logan limit; 10 All Bell 12 yds; 6 Jewel Pointer 12 yds; 2 L Bell Harold 24 yds; 9 Imprint 36 yds. Lady ’ Dunmore led into the straight from Nelson Fame and won by half a length, Peter Bingen a length and a half away third, Jewel ' Pointer fourth. Times: 2.18 2-5; 2.14 3-5; 2.15 3-5. , HANDICAPS FOR WEDNESDAY. Auckland, June 19. 1 The following are the handicaps for the » second day of the Auckland Trotting Club’s Winter meeting on Wednesday, June 22: - MANUKAU HANDICAP (harness), £3OO.

HAWKE’S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. HANDICAPS FOR WINTER MEETING. (Per United Press Association.) Napier, June 19. The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Hawke’s Bay J.C.’s Winter meeting on June 24 and 25: WOODLANDS STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP (hacks), £l5O. Two miles.

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Limit 3.30. One mile and a-half. Lottie Advance . Lt Master Huia . Lt. Daytime . . . . Lt Harris .... Lt Gold Dial . . . Lt Golden Park . Lt Richore . . . . Lt Nella Dillon . Lt Bingen King . . Lt Marionette . . Lt Panto Lt Speed King. . Lt Longford . . . . Lt Kingsclere . . Lt Beattv Lt yds bhd Bell Tower . . Lt Grattan Thorpe 12 Maud Logan . . Lt Kokiritea . . . 12 Dillon Huon . . Lt D’Art agan . . . 12 Red Star . . . . Lt Amaris 12 Maid of the Admiral Lock . 12 Mountains Lt Festive Morn . . 24 Tui Zolock . . . Lt Lock Moigh . . 24 Delavan Bill . . Lt Mars 24 Roamer . . . Lt Van Rich . . . 24 Remai . . . . . Lt Buz Buz . . . 24 Signor Lt Uncle Bert . . 24 Concertina . . . Lt Hoon Hay . . 36 Uramic . . . . Lt Direct Morning 36 Master Cute . . Lt Master Lola Recklaw . Lt Councillor 36 Kreisler .... Lt ROYAL HANDICAP (harness), £300. Trotters. Limit 4.56. Two miles. Billy Carbine . . Lt Amberite .... 24 Louisiana . . . Lt Kempton .... 24 Lord Roberts . Lt Appeal .... 36 Floraline . . . . Lt Miss Leda . . . 36 Raima Lt Sean Truibhais . 48 Direct Action . Lt Anseline .... 48 Commander Bluewood . . . 48 Bingen Lt Tiger Salve . . 60 Chessey .... Lt Golden Gate . . 60 Katalo Lt Kolmar .... 60 Tuki Lt Bingen Starr . 72 Roez Lt Petreleuse . . 72 Peter Boy . . . Lt Spirit Bell . . 72 Roma Bingen . Lt Nourmahal . . 84 Colonel Thorpe . Lt Tamerlane . . 96 Peter Valais . . Lt Some Jazz . . . 108 Don Zolock . . Lt Gold Sovereign 108 yds bhd Marble Star . . 108 Great Change . 24 Wild Nut . . . 108

PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP (harnere), £1000. L mit 4.33. Two miles. Silk Thread . . Lt Nelson Fame . . 24 Napland .... Lt Machine Gun . 24 Dr Dillon . . . Lt Jewel Pointer . 24 Goldman .... Lt Terence Dillon . 24 Tfarold Thorpe . Lt Dalnahine . . . 24 Trimmer .... Lt Peterwah . . . 24 Dick Dillon . . . Lt Countryman . . 36 Bell Harold . . . Lt Audacious . . . 36 yds bhdCardinal Logan 60 Western King . 12 Peter Bingen . 60 Billy Sea . . . 12 Imprint .... 72 Anselm .... 24 Sea Pearl . . . 72 Holly Boy . . . 24 ADAMS CUP MEMORIAL HANDICAP (harness), £500. Limit. 4.39. Two miles. Great Earl . . . Lt Hoon Hay . . 12 Colehill Lt Rockburn . . . 12 Amaris Lt Nelson Tasker . 12 Rapier Lt Marshal Neil . . 24 Logan Park . . Lt Florent .... 24 Henry Logan . . Lt Respect .... 24 Lola Recklaw . . Lt Gold Jacket . . 24 Kreisler .... Lt The Shrew . . 24 Speed King . . . Lt Honour Bright . 36 Uncle Bert . . Lt Lord Nepean . 36 Elzear Lt Rock Hinton . . 36 Buz Buz . . . . Lt Nantwich . . 36 Luvan Lt Wallroon . . . 48 Ben Lomond . . Lt Glandore . . . 60 yds ohdAll Bell ... . 60 Rev Logan . . . 12 Lady Dunmore 60 Direct Morning . 12 Goldman . . . 60 Direct Wood . . 12 Billy Sea . . . 84 MEMBERS’ TROT HANDICAP (harness), £500. Trotters. Limit 4.42. Two miles. Ingle Bingen . . Lt Peter McKinney 24 Ngatira Lt Trampfast . . . 36 Sister Beatrice . Lt Peter Dean . . 48 Great Bell . . . Lt Rose Bingen . . 60 Wimmera King . Lt Elzear .... 60 Sebisco .... Lt Pvramus . . . 60 yds bhd Betty Moko . . 72 Frisco Beau . . 12 Napland . . . 108 The Tartar . . 12 LIVERPOOL HANDICAP (harness), £300. Limit 2.54. One mile and a-quarter. Cora Tacks . . . Lt Haydock . . . . 12 Lottie Advance . Lt Amaris .... 12 Richore . . . . Lt Ruapere .... 12 Bronze Patch Lt Blair Audubon . 12 Charming Pronto Lt Grattan Thorpe 12 Panto Lt Admiral Lock . 12 Our Patch . . . Lt Festive Moon . 36 Beatty .... Lt Taipere .... 36 Bell Tower . . . Lt Mars 36 Some Jazz . . . Lt Avr 36 Tui Zolock . . Lt liogan Park . . 36 Ekoeranei . . . Lt Henry Logan 36 Roamer Lt Van Rich . . . 36 Rerem ai . . . . Lt Mulwaree . . . 36 Enawah . . . . Lt Uncle Bert . . 36 Signor .... Lt Rockaway . . . 36 Uranui Lt Wood vale . . . 36 Master Cute . . Lt Direct Wood . 36 Lola Recklaw . Lt Hoon Hay . . 36 Kreisler . . . . Lt Direct Morning 36 Master Huia . . Lt Master Marionette . . . Lt Councillor 36 Queen Audubon Lt Respect . . . . 36 Logan Rothschild Lt Luvan . . . . 36 Tvpist Lt Rock Hinton . 48 yds bhd Hypo 48 Kokiretea . . . 12 P.taroa . . . . 48 D’Artagnan . . 12 Sianmoor . . . 48 AU REVOIR HANDICAP (harness). £500. Limit 2.48. One mile and a-quarter. Trimmer .... .Lt Audacious . . 12 Nelson Tasker . Lt Machine Gun . 12 Jean Darling . Lt Western King . 12 Ben Lomond . Lt Jewel Pointer . 12 Glendore . . . . Lt Terence Dillon 12 Final McKinney Lt All Bell . . . . 12 Nantwich . . . Lt Lady Dunmore 12 Goldman . . . Lt Harold Thorpe 24 Master Councillor Lt Bell Harold . . 24 Lord Nepean . Lt Imprint . . . . 36 Dick Dillon . . Lt Countryman . 36 Wallroon . . . Lt Cardinal Logan 36 Anselm . . . . Lt Peter Bingen . 48 yds bhd Nelson Fame . 48 Holly Boy . . . 12

st lb st lb Crown Coin . 11 12 Rangi Satro . 9 12 Hokioi . . . . 10 13 Sir Wai . . . 9 11 Little River . 10 12 Kirkwood . . 9 7 Waioeka Jack 10 10 Hautawa . . 9 7 Merry Singer . 10 10 Handy . . , 9 7 Oak Rose . . 10 8 Panchito . . . 9 3 Woden . . . . 10 8 Scornful . . . 9 0 Garzon . . . 10 3 Good Mark . 9 0 Ban juke . . . 10 1 Fairfield . . . 9 0 Taitaiata . . 10 0 Pataua . . . 9 0 WHAKATU HACK HURDLES, £150. One mile and three-quarters. Peneus . . . 11 2 Peshawa . . . 9 9 Alaric . . . . 10 7 Olynthus . . . 9 4 Perle de Leon 10 5 Mixed Heather 9 2 Copper Nob . 10 0 Raukauponga 9 0 Lombardo . . 9 10 Blissfulness . 9 0 Good Sport . 9 10 Ballyfarnon . 9 0 HAWKE’S BAY HURDLES HANDICAP, £250. About one and three-quarter miles. Highway . . . 10 9 Matu .... 9 7 Gaze .... 10 9 Perle de Leon 9 2 Sottano . . . 10 2 Comedy Prince 9 2 Waioeka Jack 10 0 Lombardo . . 9 0 Peneus . . . 9 13 Prince Albyn . 9 0 HAWKE’S BAY STEEPLECHASE, £350. About three miles. Comical . . . 11 10 San Forte . . 9 0 Maunga . . . 10 10 Lupineel . . . 9 0 Passin’ Kovno . . . 9 0 Through 10 8 Garzon . . . 9 0 Highway . . 10 7 Waioeka Jack 9 0 Crown Coin . 10 6 Little River . 9 0 Bonny Rill . . 9 10 Cranleigh . . 9 0 Fireblight . . 9 8 WINTER HANDICAP (hacks), £125. One mile and a furlong. Merle .... 10 UToka . . . . 9 2 Kilmezzo . . 10 9 Ramblin’ Kid 9 2 Radiate . . . 9 12 Grey Lady . 9 0 Closefire . . . 9 10 Boy 9 0 Romantic . . 9 9 Piperenzo . . 9 0 Crishna . . . 9 7 Leviathan . . 9 0 Highway . . . 9 5 Humorist . . 9 0 Calluna . . . 9 3 Wolowee . . 9 0 HASTINGS HANDICAP (hacks), £125. Five furlongs. Nastori . . - 10 5 Arrow Boy . 9 3 Inner Harbour 10 4 Adjuster . . 9 2 Great Day . . 10 0 Greengrocer . 9 2 Watchman . . 10 0 Ayun Kara . 9 0 Break o’ Day 10 0 High Heather 9 0 Coot .... 10 0 Tom Byrne . 9 0 Tameterangi . 9 13 Karutahi . . 9 0 Eloquent . . 9 8 Abisogne . . 9 0 Wanderlust . 9 7 Hollycombe . 9 0 Butter Scotch 9 3 Heather Blend 9 0 HERETAUNGA HANDICAP, £150. Six and a-half furlongs. Hoariri . . . 10 8 Haurangi . . 9 4 Bennanee . . 10 5 Gold Box . . 9 3 Rascal . . • 10 3 Sweet Heather 9 0 Hipo . . . • 10 1 Lipsol . . . 9 0 Royal Diadem 10 0 Rivema . . . 9 0 Kaiti . . . • 9 13 Othon . * . 9 0 Huakai . . . 9 13 Grand Buoyant . . . 9 8 National 9 0 Hathor . . • 9 5 Serenade . . 9 0 Starboard Light 9 5 Vaccination . 9 0 Pop Off . • • 9 4 Wristlet . . . 9 0