SPORTING

Southland Times, Issue 20791, 4 June 1929, Page 10

SPORTING

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. . LANCER WINS OTAGO HURDLES. MALMSEY A WINNER. STEEPLECHASE TO MAINSPRING. HEAVY INCREASE ON MACHINE. C. EASTWOOD SUSPENDED. (Per United Press Association.) Dunedin, June 3. The Dunedin Jockey Club’s Winter meeting was continued in fine weather and the track was again in good order. There was a very large attendance and the racing was again full of interest. The tote handled £35,418 for the day compared with £31,652 on the second day last year, again showing a substantial increase (£3,766). The results were:— 9ILVERSTREAM HANDICAP £175. Seven furlongs. 9 Mrs M. McCubbin’s blk g Town Major, by Prince Willonyx—Marsala, 7.7 (L. Woolford) 1 2 J. L. Hannon's ch f Red Sea, by Valkvrian —Whitianga, 3yrs, 8.11 (L. j. Ellis) 2 15 D. M. Tweedie's ch m Lucky Maid, by Balboa —Winsome Lassie, 6 yrs, 7.8 (A. Eastwood) 3 (Winner trained by F. Johnson, Otnakau.) Also started.—7 Haze 9.8, 6 Membo 9.7, I Lucky Light 8.10, 3 Night Effort 8.6, 4 Filosol 8.5, 8 Pound Note 8.4, 10 Miss Marco 8.0, 13 Night Maid 7.9, 17 Felony 7.6, 12 Little Queen 7.10, 14 Green Cloth 7.10, It On Watch 7.9, 5 Pukemaori 7.7, 18 Crossbow 7.3, 16 All Smiles 7.111. Little Queen, Filosol, On Watch and Crossbow were the early leaders. In a splendid finish, Town Major beat Red Sea by a short neck, Lucky Maid being a head away and Pukemaori next. Time, lmin 31 l-ssecs. i PROVINCIAL HANDICAP, £325. One mile and- a-quarter. 6 J. B. Pearson’s b m Malmsey, by Clarenceux —Charmilia, syrs, 7.1 (C. East wood) 1 2 J. Graham’s ch g King Balboa, by Balboa —Golden Queen, 6yrs, 8.3 (L. J. Ellis) .. 2 3 L. C. Hazlett’s b m Circulation, by Paper Money—Sister Radius, 6yrs, 7.5 (F. Ingram) 3 (Winner trained by owner, Upper Riccar(on.) Also started.—l Royal Saxon 9.0, 4 Money Mine 8.2, 8 Countersign 7.121, 5 Town Bank 7.7, 9 Margaret Birney 7.0, 7 Some Rose 7.51. Going down the back the order was Some Rose, Margaret- Birney, Royal _ Saxon, Money Mine and Circulation. King Balboa made a forward move at the far turn and led into the straight where Malmsey came through on the rails to win by two lengths from King Balboa, who beat Circulation by a neck with Money Mine another neck away. Time, 2mins lOsecs. As the result of a stewards’ inquiry, C. Eastwood was suspended for the remainder of the meeting for crossing the field on Malmsey in the last race on Saturday. OTAGO HURDLES HANDICAP, £375. Two miles. 1 G. J. Holmes’ b g Lancer, by Greyspear—Bella Donna, syrs, 10.11 (D. O’Connor) 1 2 F. G. Pierce’s b g Troilus, by Bisogne—Avena, aged, 11.1 (I. Tilson) 2 4 N. G. Richmond’s b g Nine of Spades, by Elysian—Watchful, aged, 10.2 (G. Salt) 3 (Winner trained by H. Nurse, Riccarton.) Also started. —3 Wharncliffe 11.9, 6 Heisler 9.0, 5 Brightling 9.0. Troilus, Heisler, Brightling and Nine of Spades made most of the running. Lancer joined Troilus going to the second last fence and came on to win by a length with five lengths between second and third, Wharncliffe fourth. Time, 3mins 51 2-ssecs. WAIRONGOA HANDICAP, £235. Six furlongs. 2 J. H. Prosser’s b g Great Star, by Solferino —Theda, 3yrs, 9.0 (C. Emerson) 1 1 P. Delargey’s br f Caterpillar, by Paper Money—Tortrix, 3yrs, 7.4 (L. J. Ellis) 2 10 L. Kelcher’s ch g Taboo, by Solferino—Reunalf’s Daughter, aged, 8.10 (D. O’Connor) 3 (Winner trained by owner, Upper Riccarton.) Also started. —3 Meadow Lark 9.1, 4 Waving Corn 8.5, 5 Tripaway 8.0, 7 Arrowmir 7.5, 9 First Raid 7.0, 6 Cooraassie 7.8, II Royal Tractor 7.0, 8 Battle Flag 8.0. Caterpillar, Royal Tractor, Great Star and Meadow Lark were showing out to the far turn. Caterpillar led into the straight where Great Star came on to win by a length, nearly three lengths between second and third, Meadow Lark fourth. Time, lmin 15 l-ssecs. WINGATUI STEEPLECHASE, £340. About two and a-half miles. 4 A. G. MacDonald's br g Mainspring, by Calibre —Fairlie, aged, 9.10 (E. Shaw) 1 2 P. T. Hogan’s b g Fabriano, by Solferino —Fabia, aged, 10.1 (D. O’Connor) 2 1 11. Brooker’s b g Handy, by Feramorz—Dexterous, aged, 10.3 (C. Stratton) 3 (Winner trained by R. C. Keeper, Orari.) Also started.—3 Nylotis 11.8, 5 Green-, stone 10.1. Handy opened up a lead of half a furlong in the early part but the field closed up with a mile to go. Fabriano and Mainspring then came on together, the latter winning by half a length with Handy ten lengths away and Nylotis last. Greenstone fell at the first fence. Time, smins 34 2-ssecs. JANEFIELD HANDICAP, £175. Six furlongs. 2 R. McKay’s ch g Red Boa, by Balboa —Redowa, 4yrs, 8.3 (L. J. Ellis) 1 6 W. Crossan’s b g Glenrowan, by Clarenceux —Sweet Water, 4yrs, 8.2 (W. Cooper) 2 5 J. C. Cormick’s br g Best. Policy, by Thurnham—Honesty, 3yrs, 8.2 (A. East wood) 3 (Winner trained by owner, Invercargill.) Also started. —1 Bulolo 9.6, 12 Cupid’s Dart 9.6, 3 Sweet Refrain 9.5, 4 Impertinence 8.12, 10 The Dove 8.12, 7 Meitui 8.8, 11 Dumblane 8.6, 14 Broadfield 8.2, 8 Nanette 8.2, 13 Waihemo 8.2, 18 Stringbow 8.0, 17 Joybridge 7.9, 16 Frasquita 7.9, 9 Kate Kelly 8.14, 15 Ohai 7.10. Kate Kelly, Impertinence and Bulolo were first to show out. Kate Kelly, Glenrowan and The Dove were first into the straight where Red Boa came on the outside to beat Glenrowan by half a length. Best Policy was a length away followed by Impertinence. Time, lmin 18secs. FORBURY STEEPLECHASE, £2lO. About two itnd a-quarter miles. 1 W. F. Parkinson’s b g Kaikahu, by St. Amans —Pet, aged, 10.13 (D. O’Connor) 1 4 W. A. Dunstan’s b g Rag Tag, by King Boniform, aged, 9.71 (A. Youngman) 2 6 Smith and Burns’ br g Wairio, by Fleetham —Martian Nell, aged, 9.4 (E. Mackie) 3 (Winner trained by J. B. Pearson, Upper Riccarton.) Also started. —2 Terehu 10.9, 3 Royal Land 9.10, 5 Pantier 9.3 L Terehu took charge but bumped his rider off at the fence seven furlongs from home. Kaikahu then, went to the front and going on won by. eight lengths from Rag Tag, who beat Wairio by ten lengths. Royal Land was fourth. Time, 4mins 51 2-ssec&

INVERMAY HANDICAP, £2OO. One mile. 1 W. T. Hazlett’s b g Latin Quarter, by Thurnham—Moulin Rouge, 4 yrs, 8.8 (F. J. McKay) t 7 P. F. Thopy’s b m Miss Mercia, by The Verderer or Allegory—Argea, 4yrs, 7.7 (A. Messervey) .. .. f 2 J. Trengrove’s br m Narrative, by Solferino—Parable, 4yrs, 7.7 (A. East wood) .3 (Latin Quarter trained by F. J. McKay, Invercargill, and Miss Mercia by J. Stewart, Greymouth). Also started.—3 Fairy Herald 8.4, 4 Red Racer -7.10, 10 Martis 7.13, 6 Overdrawn 7.8, 8 Ronaki 7.7, 9 Carnot 7.7, 5 Wayward 7.7. Ronaki and Wayward led round the top from Narrative, Latin Quarter and Miss Mercia. Latin Quarter was in charge coming down the running but in a great finish, Miss Mercia got up to make a deadheat with Narrative a head away and Fairy Herald beaten off. Time, lmin,43secs. COMMENT uri THE RACING. LARGE ATTENDANCE OF PUBLIC. SOUTHLAND HORSES PROMINENT. (From Our Special Reporter.) Dunedin, June 3. The Dunedin Jockey Club’s Winter meeting was continued in overcast, but fine weather. It was very cold, but otherwise a favourable day for steeplechasing and hurdle racing. There was a very large attendance and it is understood the gate receipts for the first and second days showed a substantial increase. For the Sil verstream Handicap Lucky Light was made favourite to carry about 350 tickets more than Red Sea, with Night Effort 632 chances off in third place 116 supporters ahead of Filosol, but Pukemaori, Membo, Haze, Pound Note and several others were keenly followed. The pool amounted to £3595, as against. £2,576 10/last season. From a good start. Little Queen led out and showed the way to the straight from Crossbow, On Watch, Red Sea, Pukemaori and Town Major, while Lucky Maid put in a run from the home turn. Lucky Light was hemmed in on the rails and could not get out. In the run home Red Sea looked like winning but Town Major joined her inside the distance and Lucky Maid came fast. An exciting finish resulted in Town Major (L. Woolford I winning by a head from Red Sea (L. J. Ellis), with Lucky Maid (A. Eastwood) a neck off third, a head in front of Pukemaori (M. Cappie), then came’Crossbow and Lucky Light, the last-named finishing very wide out and travelling very fast after an unlucky trip. The winner, who is owned in Central Otago and was bred in Australia, returned a double-figure price. Red Sea ran a good race and Pukemaori and Lucky Maid also did well. There was heavy speculation on the Provincial Handicap for which Royal Saxon (C. Emerson) was elected first fancy carrying 864 tickets more than King Balboa, with Circulation 119 chances away in third position 138 friends ahead of Money Mine, while Town Bank and Malmsey also had fair followings. The pool amounted to £5017, as against £4910 10/- last, season.

From an even start Royal Saxon was first to break the line, then Some Rose took up the running from Margaret Birney, with Royal Saxon next. Racing to the far turn, King Balboa moved up into second place behind Some Rose, then came Town Bank and Royal Saxon. At the home turn Some Rose was just showing out from King Balboa. As the field ran into the home stretch Royal Saxon made a move, but his effort was short lived and he was one of the first beaten. At the distance King Balboa was in command, but almost at once Malmsey got through on the rails. Galloping on strongly Malmsey (C. Eastwood) won by two lengths from King Balboa (L. J. Ellis) with Circulation (F. Ingram) a head away third, a head in front of Money Mine (A. Eastwood), then came Town Bank (L. Woolford), Some Rose (M. Cappie), and Royal Saxon.

The favourite (Royal Saxon) ran a very disappointing race and was badly beaten from the home turn. King Balboa raced well, but found it impossible to concede 171 b to a smart galloper like Malmsey. Money Mine and Circulation ran fair races, but Countersign was never in the picture. The winner returned a nice price. For the Otago Hurdle Handicap Lancer was first in order of selection carrying 124 tickets more than Troilus, with Wharncliffe 356 chances away in third place 749 supporters ahead of Nine of Spades. The pool was £3596 10/-, as against £3722 last season. Heisler made the early racing from Brightling, Troilus, and Lancer, while Wharncliffe dropped back early. After clearing the battens at the stand Troilus took command from Nine of Spades Heisler and Lancer. Approaching the far turn Troilus was attended by Heisler, Lancer and Nine of Spades in line. Troilus led Lancer to the straight, while Brightling was well in the rear and Wharncliffe was moving up. In the run home lancer (D. O’Connor) won nicely by a length from Troilus (I. Tilson) with Nine of Spades (G. Salt) five lengths off third, while Wharncliffe (E. Shaw) was some distance off fourth, Brightling fifth and Heisler last. Wharncliffe gave a very disappointing display during the earlj' stages but was staying on well at the finish. Brightling raced well for a mile and a-half then tired and faded out. He jumped outwards at most of his fences. The winner scored with something in hand. Nine of Spades was beaten before reaching the straight. As the result of an inquiry C. Eastwood was suspended for the rest of the meeting for interfering with Ronaki when riding Malmsey in the Winter Handicap on Saturday. After the Provincial Handicap Money Mine was sold by Mr C. Gieselcr to Mr W. Swale, of Liniehills, Southland. For the Wai-Rongoa Handicap Caterpillar was sent out as first selection, carrying 119 tickets more than Great Star, with Meadow Lark 1116 chances away in third place six supporters ahead of Waving Corn. The pool read at £5221, as against £4396 10/- last season. From a good start Waving Corn and Coomassie were slow to move and lost ground. Meadow Lark was first to show out, but before-the far turn was reached Caterpillar had taken charge from Great Star, Royal Tractor and Arrowmir. When the straight was reached Caterpillar was still in command, but Great Star tackled her, at the distance and wore her down to win by a length, with Taboo (D. O’Connor) three lengths away third, attended by Meadow'Lark, Waving Corn, Coomassie and First Raid in order. C. Emerson had a comfortable ride on Great Star, who outstayed Caterpillar at the finish. Battle Flag raced badly, Waving Corn appeared to strike trouble going along the back as she could not hold her place and faded to the rear. Tripaway was another starter who could not go the pace and she was well back when the straight was reached. The North Islander, Handy, was made first fancy for the Wingatui Steeplechase carrying 868 tickets more than Fabriano, with Nylotis 360 chances off in third berth 734 supporters ahead of Mainspring, while Greenstone was close up next. At the first fence Greenstone fell and gave G. Dempster a rather nasty fall. Fabriano drew away from the outset and when the stand double was reached he was about seventy yards in advance of his rivals, who were racing in close order. Going to the back Handy and Mainspring commenced to gain quickly on Fabriano, while Nvlotis improved his position. At the double on the far side Handy and Mainspring were with Fabriano. Drawing away again Fabriano led into the straight, where he was challenged bv Mainspring. In a keen finish Mainspring (E. Shaw) won by threeouarters of a length from Fabriano (D. O'Connor) with Handy (C. Stratton) forty yards away third followed by Nylotis.

Mainspring returned a surprising price running into double figures. Handy jumped well but could not see the journey out in a solidly-run contest. Weight stopped Nylotis, who was well back at the finish. Fabriano jumped well, but Mainspring had him beaten tor pace over the last furlong.

Bulolo (R. Beadle) was sent out first in demand for the Janefield Handicap carrying 653 tickets more than Red Boa, with Sweet Refrain 82 chances off in third place 364 supporters in front of Impertinence (W. Pascoe) while Best Policy (A. Eastwood) was also strongly fancied. The pool was £5328 10/-, as gainst £4574 10/- last season. Frasquita (C. Brodie) gave trouble at the start and finally got rid of her jockey as the barrier lifted. Dumblane was pulled up at the end of a furlong. From a good start Kate Kelly, Waihemo, Impertinence, Bulolo, Glenrowan, The Dove and Nanette were smartest to begin. Rounding the far turn and climbing the rise Kate Kelly, The Dove and Glenrowan were on terms with Red Boa coming fast on the outside. Below the distancs Red Boa (L. J. Ellis) raced up to the leaders and going on won by threequarters of a length from Glenrowan (W. Cooper) who was nearly a length in front of Best Policy (A. Eastwood) who came with a fast run in the stretch, Impertinence was close up fourth then came Bulolo, Sweet Refrain, and Cupid’s Dart. Halfway down the straight Bulolo was noted going well, but he could not get out to join the leaders. After finishing second in a number of events L. J. Ellis won his first race of the meeting. Red Boa ran in the name of his trainer, R. McKay, owing to a bereavement in his owner’s family. The winner stayed on well and appeared to have a little 'in reserve at the finish. Kate'Kelly ran a good race to the distance where she faded out. Glenrowan was always prominent. Best Policy ran like an early win-

Kaihahu was first fancy for the I'orbury Steeplechase Handicap carrying 204 tickets more than Terehu, with Royal Land 886 chances off in third place 605 supporters ahead of Rag Tag. The pool’was £3OBB 10/-, as against. £3230 10/- last year. Terehu at once raced to the front from Wairio and Royal Land. When the stand double was reached Terehu was well clear of Kaihahu and Rag Tag. The sod wall was crossed safely. When the back was reached Terehu was going well when he bumped his rider (D. McMullan) off at the fence near the seven furlong mark. This left Kaikahu in front followed by Rag Tag and Wairio. At the post and rails at. the far turn Royal Land struck heavily. Easily holding sis own, Kaikahu (D. O Connor) won easily by eight lengths from Rag Tag (A. Youngman! with Wairio (E. Mackie) eight lengths away third, Royal Land was next a long way back. Pantier was eased up at the far turn and did not complete the course. Terehu was going well when he lost his rider, but. Kaikahu would probably have beaten him in any case as he gave a fine display for a horse new to the cross-country game. Wairio and Rag Tag both jumped well, but could not gallop with Kaikahu.

Wagering on the Invermay Handicap was very heavy with Latin Quarter running as first fancy, carrying about two hundred and twenty tickets more than Narrative with Fairy Herald 542 chances away in third place, 950 supporters ahead of Red Racer. The pool was £6737 10/- as against £6224 I'o/- last. year.

Fairy Herald gave trouble at the post but. the field got away to a good start. Fairy Herald first showed out. from Wayward then Ronaki took up the running in company with Wayward while Fairy Herald was in third place attended by Latin Quarter. At the home turn Latin Quarter joined the leaders and Narrative became prominent. Below the distance Latin Quarter had charge and his victory was being proclaimed but first Narrative then Miss Mercia challenged. In a desperate race to the judge, Latin Quarter (I. J- McKay) and Miss Mercia (A. Messervey) could not be separatee! and a dead heat was declared while Narrative (A. Eastwood) was a head off third, Fairy Herald (J. Dooley) close up fourth. Then came Carnot (W. Cooper) and Wayward (L. J. Ellis). It was a great finish. Latin Quarter, withstood extreme pressure particularly well. Miss Mercia who tied with the Invercargill representative is an Australian bred mare owned on the West. Coast and trained at Greymouth by J. Stewart. She came fast, in the straight and put up a very game fight to return a double figure price. Narrative put in a fine run in the home stretch and Fairy Ilerald also put in a good claim. Carnot was fifth and Wayward next.

WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY. (Per United Press Association.) Dunedin, 'June 3. The following are the handicaps for the third day (Wednesday) of the Dunedin Jockey Club’s Winter meeting:— TAIERI HANDICAP, £230. One mile and a quarter.

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SECOND DAY. URALLA WINS BIG STEEPLECHASE. LUCY ROSE CHIEF FLAT WINNER. OVERHAUL’S HURDLE SUCCESS. DECREASED MACHINE FIGURES. (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, June 3. Dull weather was experienced for the second day of the Auckland Racing Club’s Winter meeting at Ellerslie to-day. There was an exceptionally large attendance. The track was again a little heavy but the racing was of a high order. The tote receipts for the day totalled £89,758 compared with £94,392 for the corresponding day of last year, a decrease of £4,634. The decrease for the first two days this year over the corresponding period of last year was £9,992 10/-. The results were: — HUNT CLUB CUP, £4OO. About two and a ; .half miles. 1 Dr. A. McGregor Grant’s ch g Odin, by Valkyrian—Koura, syrs, 10.8 (G. Holland) 1 2 T. M. Morris’ Taumai 9.3 (A. Turner) 2 3 E. G. Davidson’s Pikimai, 10.8 (M. Conway) 3 Also started: 4 Tarrapeen 9.2, s'Marita 9.0. Won by four lengths, third three lengths away. Tarrapeen and Marita fell. Time, omins 23secs. RANFURLY HANDICAP, £4OO. One mile. 5 Trustees Estate late H. Friedlander’s gr g Palmares, by Chrysolaus —Palm Leaf, syrs, 8.1 (R. W. McTavish) 1 S A. E. Tattley’s Catapult, 8.2 (R. Hall) 2 1 J. D. Kemp’s Te Money, 8.12 (T. Green) 3 Also started: 4 Kawinga 9.5, 2 Arikitoa 9.0, 13 Prince Vai 8.4, 3 Arihana 8.1, 6 Sea Cob 8.14, 17 Killute 8.2, 11 Pompeius 8.1, 1 Dark Prince 8.0 bracketed with Te Money, 15 Always 8.0, 14 Bahama 8.0, 10 Catonian 8.0, 12 Just Nell 8.0, 16 Quinsilia 8.0, 9 Royal Seagull 8.0, 18 Waiau Lady 8.0, 7 Welkne 8.0. A . neck each way, Kaiwanga fourth. Time, lmin 44 3-ssecs. REMUERA HURDLE RACE, £6OO. Two miles. 5 W. C. King’s br g Bright Land, by Orb—Landlady, aged, 9.3 (G. Holland) 1 7 D. P. Moraghan’s Kainchameha, 9.1 (A. McGovern) 2 2 J. C. Lambes’s Kauri Park, 9.8 (H. Dulieu) 3 Also started: 1 King’s Guard 10.3, 6 Glenotus 9.3, 3 Boomerday 9.41, 4 Cybele 9.0. Won by two and a half lengths, third half a length away, Kings Guard fourth. Time: 3mins 49secs. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE, £2OOO. About three and three-quarter miles. 7 J. Paterson’s b m Uralla, by Piedmont— Persianello, aged, 9.0 (F. Foster) 1 3 R. Hannon’s ch g Roman Abbey, by Quin Abbey—Ruth, 5 years, 9.0 (L. Dulieu) 2 2 H. A. Swaffield’s br g Kawini, by Formative —Miss Winnie, 9yrs, 10.13 (R. Olive) 3 (Winner trained by F. Smith, Takapuna). Also started. —3 Wedding March 11.5, bracketed with Roman Abbey, 1 Glendowie 11.4, 4 Red Fuchsia 10.8, 5 Wiltshire 10.7, 6 Mangani 10.2, 8 Comical 9.12, 9 Maunga 9.11, 7 Zircon 9.8, bracketed with Uralla, 11 King Fame 9.0, 10 Vexatious 9.0. Maunga took the lead the second time round with Roman Abbey, Urulla and Kawini next. Urulla was second to Roman Abbey going up the hill the third time, Kawini, Maunga and Glendowie next. In the last stages, Urualla ran through strongly, leaving the field well behind to win by ten lengths, third horse eight lengths away, King Fame fourth. Time, Bmins Isecs. Comical, Red Fuchsia and Wedding March fell and Zircon and Mangani were pulled up. Vexatious broke a leg and was destroyed. KING GEORGE HANDICAP, £lOOO. Seven furlongs. 4 G. A. Reed’s blk f Lucy Rose, by Lucullus —Autumn Rose, 3yrs, 9.13 (A. McCormac) 1 2 D. P. Wilson’s Black Duke, 9.5 (A. E. Didham) 2 9 Dr. A. McGregor Grant’s Standfast, 8.0 (T. Green) 3 Also started. —6 King Lu 10.0, 3 Keddar 9.9, 10 Vallar 9.8, 7 Kingfield 9.0, 8 High Pitch 9.0, bracketed with Waltzer 8.0, 20 Valkon 9.0, 16 Hipo 8.9, 17 Oration 8.8, 1 Ohinemuri 8.6, bracketed with Billikins 8.6, 5 Merry Mint 8.1, 24 Valsier 8.5, 22 Marble King 8.1, 14 Mithera 8.1, 19 The Lover 8.0, 11 Barometer 8.0, 18 Chelone 8.0, 13 Coolmint 8.0, 15 King Smock 8.0, 21 Respirator 8.0, 12 Tinokoa 8.0, 23 Whaka King 8.0. Won by two and a-half lengths, with third threequarters of a length away, Vallar fourth. Time, lmin 29 3-ssecs. Merry Mint fell in the straight. PANMURE HURDLE RACE, £4OO. One and threequarter miles. 5 J. Richardson and D. P. Wilson, jnr’s ch g Overhaul, by TractorTake Down, 6yrs, 10.2 (H. Anderton) 1 3 W. M. Taylor’s Golden Wedding, 9.10 (L. Husband) 2 4 R. Johnson’s Horomea, 9.10 (R. Syme) 3 Also started—l Prince Lu 10.6, 2 Lady Spalpeen 10.2, 7 Star Comet 9.6, 8 Master Doon 9.0, 9 Te Waka 9.0, 6 Umtali 9.0. Won by three lengths. Prince Lu fourth. Time, 3mins 18secs. CARBINE PLATE, £4OO. One mile. 4 K. McK. Dunean’s Otairi, 11.0 (Mr K. Duncan) 1 3 M. J. Carroll’s Glena Bay, 11.0 (Mr Dodds) . 2 1 T. E. Davidson’s Maori Boy, 11.0 (Mr Patten) 3 Also started. —7 Foxhound 11.0, 3 Hakanoa 11.0, 11 Lucess 11.0, 13 Master Clements 11.0, 9 Master Lu 11.0, 6 Storm Fiend 11-0, 8 Taumai 11.0, 2 Archeria 10.10, 12 Catemes 10.10, 10 Mon Star 10.10. Won by three and a-half lengths, third a neck away, Storm Fiend fourth. Time, > lmin 46 l-ssecs.

THE RACING REVIEWED. E. A. KEESING INJURED. (Special to the Times.) Auckland, June 3. Overcast but fine weather with a great crowd iu attendance marked the Great Northern Steeplechase at Ellerslie to-day. The course was in good order, a little bit faster than on the opening day. The tote handled £89,758 compared with £94,392 on the same day last year. Odin, although favourite, was at a good price in the opening event, the Hunt Cup, while there was good support for Taumai. The latter was a bit unlucky for he nearly unshipped his rider at the second to last fence when threatening danger to Odin. The favourite went to the front at the start and Taumai was always in second berth. Arriving at the last fence, Pikimai also joined issue but Odin carried too many guns and scored from Taumai by four lengths with three lengths back to Pikimai. The second fence saw Marita tip out and Terrapeen fell commencing the second round. Palmares put up a great performance in the Ranfurly Handicap in which he was only fifth favourite. He was tailing the field for half a mile and had only three horses behind him at the home turn, but he finished with a remarkable burst in the centre of the course to win by a neck from the little fancied Catapult with Te Money, Kawainga and Pompeius right up and Sea Cob, Catonian, Always, Bahama, Ariliana and Prince Vai following. Pompeius was unlucky. All started in the Remuera Hurdles, King’s Guard (£3270) and Kauri Park (£2214), who had such a hard finish in the Greenlane Steeplechase the first day, disputing favouritism but the winner turned up in the imported horse Bright Land whose success completed the hat trick for the Ellerslie trainer J. Williamson, winning the two previous races with Odin and Palmares. At the start, Bright Land went to the front and passing the stands the first time was eight lengths in front from Boomerday, Cybele, Kamehameha, Glenotus, Kauri Park and King’s Guard, there not being much between the last lot. The field closed on the pacemaker down the back but Bright Lad was still going well at the home turn; two lengths'in advance of Kamehameha, Kauri Park and King’s Guard, all of whom had chances, but Bright Land, although uncertain at the final jump, easily held his own and won by two and a-half lengths from the little fancied Kamehameha with Kauri Park half a length back, the same distance in front of King’s Guard. There was a big gap back to Glenotus, Cyb'ele and Boomerday. The Great Northern Steeplechase was an entertaining race without being exciting over the last circuit and it ended in one of the biggest surprises in the history of the race, Uralla winning comfortably. She was bracketed with Zircon and even then the price reached double figures. She might otherwise have paid about half a century. Glendowie (£3503) was a big favourite wtih money for Kawini (£2532), the Wedding March—Roman Abbey bracket (£2472), with the Uralla-Zircon bracket carrying £792. Comical tipped out at the first fence and it might have been more than a coincidence that it was the same fence where he blundered in his schooling. Coming over the water jump nearing the end of the first circuit, there was not a great deal between Zircon, Maunga, Roman Abbey, Uralla, Wiltshire, Red Fuchsia, Glendowie, King Fame, Kawini, Vexatious and Wedding March with Mangani pulling up here. On the next circuit, negotiating the double with once round to go, Uralla held a*slight advantage over Roman Abbey, Kawini, Glendowie, Maunga and King Fame. On the hill the last time Uralla was eight lengths in front of Roman Abbey and Kawini with a big gap back to King Fame, Maunga and Glendowie. From this out, Uralla was not troubled and she won by ten lengths from Roman Abbey who finished better than Kawini, the latter being two lengths back. Twelve lengths further off came King Fame and then Maunga and Glendowie. After his fall on Saturday Wiltshire was sore and he was pulled up in the final round. Red Fuchsia fell on the hill the second time. Vexatious broke a leg approaching the old water jump the first time and was destroyed. A big field of 26 contested the King George Handicap in which there was a good deal of scrambling. The winner turned up in the game little filly Lucy Rose who, although fourth favourite, paid a solid double figure dividend. .Several horses got away badly but the favoured pair, Billikins and Ohinemuri, got away in front and they led into the straight attended by Kingfield, Oration, Vallar, Lucy Rose and Black Duke. Once straightened up Lucy Rose collared the leaders and drew out to win nicely by two and a half lengths from Black Duke with Standfast finishing fast three parts of a length further back, just in front of Vallar who weakened over the last bit. King Lu was right up, then came The Lover, Billikins, Kingfield, Ohinemuri and High Pitch. One hundred yards from the post Merry Mint fell when racing prominently, his rider, E. A. Keesing, sustaining internal injuries and being sent to hospital. His condition is understood to be rather serious. Prince Lu was a hot favourite for the Panmure Hurdles. He tried to win all the way but Overhaul never let him get far. At five furlongs from home, he ran up to the leader and turned for home well clear with Prince Lu, Golden Wedding, Star Comet, Lady Spalpeen and Horomea following. Overhaul was always doing it well and he won comfortably by three lengths from Golden Wedding with Horomea, who finished impressively, a similar distance back in third place. The next home were Prince Lu, Star Comet (who was badly ridden), Umtali, Lady Spalpeen, Master Doon and Te Waka. The Carbine Plate for amateur riders attracted 13 runners and there was most money for Maori Boy (£5576) who was sent out a good favourite with Otairi at a nice price. Maori Boy went to the front at the barrier rise and led right round to the home turn from Lucess, Master Clements, Storm Fiend, Otairi and Mon Star. Once in line, Otairi came through and went on to win splendidly by three and a half lengths from Glena Bay with Maori Boy a neck away, his rider being caught napping on the" post, but for which he should have been second. Storm Fiend was fourth and Hakanoa, Foxhound and Mon Star followed. Archeria lost an iron and pulled up. Mr R. Duncan, the owner, rode a great race on Otairi. WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY. (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, June 3. The following are the weights for the third day of the Auckland Racing Club’s Winter meeting: TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE, £4OO. About two and a half miles.

CANTERBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. CONCLUDING DAY. DUNDAS BOY LEADING WINNER. J.ADY FAN BEATS THE TROTTERS. MACHINE SHOWS INCREASE. (Per United Press Association.) Christchurch, June 23. The Canterbury Park Trotting Club’s Winter meeting concluded to-day in fine but overcast weather. The attendance was excellent and the track in good order. The tote investments for the day were £38,283 10/- against £36,040 last year. The total for the meeting was £64,940 compared with £61,827 10/- in 1928, an increase of £3,112 10/-. The results were: — PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (Harness), £l7O. Unhoppled Trotters. Class 3.40. One and a-half miles. 2 R. McDonnell’s b m Aileen Wood, by Wildwood Jun.—Aileen, aged, 36 yds bhd. (J. McLennan) ... 1 5 C. M. O’Connor’s Peter Lin, 36 yds bhd. (T. Wallis) 2 7 J. McKendry’s Quickfire, 60 yds bhd. (E. J. Smith) 3 Also started: 9 Lonesome scr., 12 BonElect .scr., 3 Golden Girl scr., and Koro

Peter 72 yds bhd., bracketed, 4 Victor Bingen 12 yds., 11 St. Petrox 12 yds., 8 Boneta 24 yds., 1 Tot Logan 36 yds., 6 Repute 48 yds., 10 Accumulator 48 yds. ■ Won by two lengths, third a neck away. Koro Peter fourth. Times, 3 mins. 32 2-5 secs., 3 mins. 32 3-5 secs., 3 mins. 30 4-5 secs. HAREWOOD HANDICAP (Harness) £2OO. 3.32 class. One and a-half miles. 6 G. McKendry’s b g Delightful, by Happy Voyage—Tui Russell, 5 years, 12 yds. bhd. (Owner) . . 1 1 A. Anderson’s Sir Author, 24 yds bhd., (C. S. Donald) 2 14 R. J. Rapley’s Rap, scr. (W. Doyle) 3 Also started: 9 Pet Locanda scr., 3 Audrey Dillon scr., and Logan Princess 24 yds., bracketed, 14 Asset scr., 2 Lady Cello scr., 17 Onoto scr., 18 Lady Bee scr., 12 Kreisler 12 yds., 7 Golden Ore 12 yds., 5 Exclusive 12 yds., 8 Denver’s Doll 12 yds., 16 Pearl Logan 12 yds., 13 Vikota 12 yds., 20 Red Audubon 12 yds., 17 Apex 12 yds., 4 Loiterer 24 yds., 11 Torchlight 24 yds., 10 Muriel De Ore 24 yds., 19 Ariki 24 yds. Won by half a length, third three lengths away, Golden Ore fourth. Times, 3 mins. 24 2-5 secs., 3 mins. 23 3-5 secs., 3 mins. 27 secs. PAPARUA HANDICAP (Harness). £5OO. 4.43 class. Two miles. 1 G. McMillan’s b g Dundas Boy, by Brent Locanda—Wildwood Jun. mare, 6 years, 24 yds bhd., (R. B. Bern-) 1 11 J. Burley’s Trimmer, scr., (D. Bennet) 2 4 V. Alborn’s Linkman, scr. (Owner) 3 Also started: 8 Epigram scr., 13 Jolly Chimes scr., 6 Atholove scr., 15 Billy Sea scr., 9 Genuine scr., 2 Harvest Child 12 yds., 14 St. Maura 12 yds., 3 Travis Axworthy 24 yds., 1 Jean McElwyn 24 yds., bracketed with Dundas Boy, 10 Acre 24 yds., 12 Harold Thorpe 24 yds., 5 Dalmeny 24 yds., 7 Logan Chief 48 yds. Won by a neck, third a head away. Harvest Child fourth. Times, 4 mins. 29 4-5 secs., 4 mins. 32 secs, 4 mins. 32 1-5 secs. MATURITY HANDICAP (Harness). £225. For Ihrce-year-olds. One and a-half miles. 2 C. L. Ayson’s br g Wild Bingen, bv Nelson Bingen—Wild Madam, scr (J. Walsh) 1 4 J. J. Kennerley’s Kelp 24yds bhd (owner) 2 7 V. Alborn’s Brent Light scr (owner) 3 Also started —1 Alexis scr and Olatrice 48yds bracketed, 5 Cushla de Oro scr, 9 Guy Denver scr, 3 Denver City scr, 8 Speedlight scr, 6 Lady Wrack 12yds. Won by threequarters of a length, third three lengths away, Guy Denver fourth. Times: 3mins 32 l-ssecs; 3mins 30 2-ssecs; 3mins 34secs. ELEVATION HANDICAP (harness), £225. For unhoppled trotters. Class 4.46. Two miles. 13 Mrs F. C. Allington’s b m Lady Fan, by Great Audubon—Lady Irving, aged, 24yds bhd (L. O. Thomas) 1 7 C. M. O'Connor’s Peter Lin scr (T. Wallis) 2 4 W. Doyle’s All Peters scr (owner) 3 Also started—l2 Great Amazon scr, 5 Nelson Afti scr, 6 Nelson Boy 24yds, 3 Dolores 36yds, 10 Audobell 48yds, 11 Nourmahal 48yds, 14 Frisco Beau 72yds, 1 Tonic 72yds, 2 Bingen Starr 84yds, 9 Cannonball 96vds, 8 Nighborn 96vds, 15 Bonny Spec 132yds. Won by a length, third two lengths away, Bingen Starr fourth. Times: 4mihs 45secs; 4mins 47 l-ssecs; 4mins 47 4-ssecs. ADVANCE HANDICAP (harness), £3OO. Class 2.45. One mile and a quarter. 3 J. R. McKenzie’s b h Silk Thread, by Bingen Silk—Handsome Jane, aged, 24yds bhd (R. B. Plaxico; 1 9 A. Hendriksen’s Cardinal Logan 36yds bhd (owner) 2 1 V. Alborn’s Vesuvius 12yds bhd (owner) ■ 3 Also started—4 Wharepiana scr and Western King 24yds bracketed, 15 Golden Bubbles scr, 17 Okoura scr, 14 Jolly Chimes scr, 16 Double Event scr, 7 Zenith scr, 5 Lingfield ser, 11 Fight Ever scr, 13 St. Maura 12yds, 8 Final McKinney 12yds, 14 Steel AH 12yds, 2 Quality 24yds, 6 Jean McElwyn 24yds, 12 Daphne de Oro 24yds, 10 Talaro 36yds, 19 Loganwood 36yds. Won by a length, third a neck away. Daphne de Oro fourth. Times: 2mins 44 4-ssecs; 2mins 44 l-ssecs; 2mins 46 2-5 secs. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (harness), £225. Class 2.16. One mile. 1 T. C. Butcher’s br g Neerson, by Nelson Bingen—Neeratte, 6yrs, scr (M. B. Edwards) 1 4 Mrs M. K. Rolls’s Grey Cloud 12yds bhd (W r . Dovle) 2 13 C. O’Neill’s Sahib 24yds bhd (R. H. Bennetts) 3 Also started—l2 Harold Burwood 12yds, 8 Avenger 12yds, 6 Imperial Thorpe 12yds, 11 Dick Logan 12yds, 10 Hector’s Own 24yds, 2 Trimmer 24yds, 5 Downcast 24yds, 9 Kotuku Jack 24yds, 14 Firpo 36yds, 3 Quality 60yds. Won by threequarters of a length, third four lengths away, Quality fourth. Times: 2mins 15 3-ssecs; 2mins 14 4-ssecs; 2mins 15 2-ssecs. FINAL HANDICAP (saddle), £2OO. Class 2.14. One mile. 10 C. Nordquist’s b m St. Bridget, by . Harold Dillon—Scottish Queen, aged, 12yds bhd (G. Caddy) .. 1 9 J. McDonald’s White Sun scr (J. Walsh) 2 13 W. Brady’s Logan Hanlon 48yds (P. Gallagher) ®.. .. 3 Also started —13 Sylvia Logan 12yds, bracketed with Logan Hanlon, 12 Lucky Dillon scr, 5 Albert Logan scr, 2 Mac Dillon scr, 4 Young Bingen scr, 7 Nelson Fay scr, 6 Rita McKinney 12yds, 1 Avonwood 14 Lulu Lad 12yds, 3 Bing Boy 12yds, kJ Dick Logan 24yds, 8 Firpo 48yds. Won by two lengths, third a head away, Rita McKinney fourth. Times: 2mins 14 2-ssecs; 2mins 15 4-ssecs; 2mins 12secs. HORSE IMPOUNDED. IDENTITY OF IMPERIAL THORPE QUESTIONED. Christchurch, June 3. The horse Imperial Thorpe was impounded by the stewards after the running of the Telegraph Handicap at the Canterbury Park Trotting Club’s meeting to-day. Before the race the horse was delayed in the birdcage and examined by the stewards, but was eventually allowed to start. It is understood that the stewards are doubtful about the identity of the horse, alleging that he does not in all respects correspond with the description of Imperial Thorpe on the registration form. OTAKI MAORI RACING CLUB. SECOND DAY.' CHIEF EVENT TO PAITONU. CONSENT A WINNER. (Per United Press Wellington, June 3. The Otaki Maori Racing Club’s Winter meeting concluded in glorious weather before a very large attendance. The track was good. The tote handled £27,888, and for the meeting £40,247, an increase of £4,554 over last year. The results were: — PUKEHOU HACK HURDLES, £l3O. One mile and a half. 4 J. O’Meara’s Modern 9.11 (A. Jenkins) 1 2 Tresham 10.12 .. .. .. 2 1 Red Bank 11.2 3 Also started—3 Lady Gay 10.9, 7 Sir Moment 9.9, 8 Peshwa 9.9, 6 Rakauponga 9.8, 5 Sneerer 9.6, 10 Pale Star 9.5, 9 General 9.0. Won by five lengths, third two lengths away, Raukauponga fourth. Time, 3mins 2secs._

WAIKANAE HACK SCURFY, £6O. Five furlongs. * —First Division. — 4 D. Watson’s Grattan, by Gasbag, 8.5 J IS Warzone 8.5 " — Fusellc 8.5 .. 3 Also started —26 Ahumai 8.5, 1 Catuna 8.5, 24 Gold Chief 8.5, 10 Moutoa Fame 8.5, 19 Spearin 8.5, 14 The Budget 8.5, car. 9.1, 21 Adventure 8.0, 23 Castle Island 8.0, car. 8.2, 27 General Gas 8.0, car. 8.1, 9 King Hal 8.0, 8 Roundelay 8.1, car. 8.9, 1 Trench Raid 8.0. Won by a length, third two lengths away. Time, lmin 41secs. —Second Division’ — 13 B. Burgess’s Werata 8.5, car. 8.6 (P. Burgess) 1 5 Kotaki Eka 8.5, car 8.7 ? 12 Great Lady 8.0 Also started —3 Animated 8.5, 15 Cavity 8.5, car. 8.8, 24 Merry Glu 8.5, 17 Pompadour 8.5, car. 8.8, 25 Scottish Star 8.5, 7 Wine Tray 8.5, car. 8.61, 22 Arrowzone 8.0, 6 Half Acre 8.0, 16 Painting 8.0, 20 Roighail 8.0. Won by a short neck, third a length away. Time, lmin 4 3-ssecs. TA TIMI KARA MEMORIAL STAKES HANDICAP, £250. Nine furlongs. 1 K. Tito’s Paitonu 9.4 (L. G. Morris) 1 5 Tcheka 7.2, car. 7.0 2 4 Maui, car. 7.6 3 Also started —7 Merry Damon 8.8, car. 8.5, 10 Vesperus 8.4, 3 Spearmiss 7.12, 6 Anolo 7.9, car. 7.11, 8 Black Mint 7.8, 2 Briar Root 7.2, car. 7.5, 13 Imperial Spark 7.0, car. 7.4, 14 Borsalene 7.0, 11 Henna 7.0, 12 Kilbronsyth 7.0, 9 Shrewd 7.0, car. 7.1. Won by a length and a half, third half a length away. Time, lmin 48secs. RANGIURU HACK HANDICAP, £l2O One mile and 55 yards. 2 R. McMullan’s Fine Acre 7.0 (T. Webster) 1 1 Royal Black 9.1, car. 8.12 .... 2 6 Marjoram 8.1, car. 8.24 3 Also started—3 Kiriana 7.8, car. 7.6, 5 Monetize 7.3, car. 7.0, Kilorell 7.0, car. 7.8, 9 Money Mint 7.0, 8 Fallow 7.0, / Ironic 7.0, car. 7.4, 10 Hattoras 7.0, car. 7.4. Won by a head, third four lengths away. Time, lmin 48secs. TAUPIRI HANDICAP, £175. Six furlongs. 1 T. A. Duncan’s Consent 8.9 (L. G. Morris) 1 2 First Acre 7.5 2 10 Royal Game 7.8 3 Also started—l2 Piuthair 8.6, 4 Dobbin car. 7.9, 3 Moutoa Treasury 7.11, 6 Bonogne 7.10, car. 7.5, 5 Broad Acre < .0, 8 Last Crust 7.0, 7 Cerf 7.0, 11 Gardant 7.0, 9 Toapaiti 7.0. Won by a head, third a length and a half away. Time, lmin 16 l-ssecs. . OHAU HACK HANDICAP, £l2O. Seven furlongs. 8 T. W. Wills’ Mothplane 8.6 (T. Webster) 1 6 Malahat 8.7, car. 8.4 2 11 Vinella 8.0 3 Also started—3 Monsogne 9.9, 2 High Society 9.7, 1 Metellus 9.0, 5 Arrow Boy 8.12, 4 Balloon 8.5, 14 Handsome 8.0, car. 7.8, 12 Otauru Lass 8.0, 9 Callagain 8.0, car, 7.9, 13 Hard Gold 8.0, car. 7.9, 7 Vindication 8.0, car. 7.11, 10 Wine Iray 8.0, car. 7.11. Won by half a length, third a length and a half away. Time, lmin 32 3-ssecs. TAIRUI HACK HANDICAP, £l2O. Six furlongs. 6 K. Kennedy’s Australis 7.8, car. 7.3 (J. Gunn) 1 2 Second Thought 8.13 2 9 Moutoa Wonder 8.3, car. 7.12 .. 3 Also started—3 Lucky Bag 8.0, 5 Dermon 7.9, car. 7.11, 4 Golden Flower 7.6, car. 7.1, 1 Le Champ 7.4, car. 7.1, 8 Austerity 7.0, — Young Acre 7.0, — Transact 7.0. Won by two lengths, third two lengths and a half away. Time, Imin 17 3-ssecs. THE TURF IN AUSTRALIA. ADELAIDE RACING CLUB. KIDDAIDES WINS BIRTHDAY CUP. (United Press Assn.—By Telegraph—Copyright.) Adelaide, June 1. The Adelaide Racing Club’s meeting was continued to-day. The following is the result of the BIRTHDAY CUP, £l5OO. One mile and five furlongs. T. O’Dea’s blk c Kiddaides, by Aides— Passandra, 4 years, 8.11 1 B. Chaffey’s br g Finsbury, by St. Alwynne—Trcssamita, 4 years, 8.2 2 Alfred’ the Great, by The Verderer — Narwhoop, 3 years, 8.7 3 Fourteen started. Won by a length, third.half a length away. Time, 2 mins. 47 secs. AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB. W.B. WINS HURDLES. (Rec. 9.20 p.m.) Sydney, June 3. The Australian Jockey Club’s Winter meeting opened to-day in fine but dull weather. There was a large attendance. The following were the results: JUNE STAKES, £4OO. Six furlongs. G. K. Clift’s b g Coercion, by Shepherd King—Lady Trcssady, 3yrs, 7.4 1 Raisin, 6.7 2 Poitiers, 6.11 3 Fourteen started. Won by a head. Time, lmin 14secs. A.J.C. HURDLE HANDICAP £2500. About two miles and three furlongs. G. Foulsham’s ch g W.B. by Rangag —Corona, aged, 9.7 1 J. Carr’s b g May Day, by FlippantMay Dance, aged, 10.7 2 J. H. Arthur’s b g Anorient, by Sands of the Orient —Idyia, aged, 10.11 3 Thirteen started. Doctor Grace fell and Stony lost his rider. Anorient led nearly all the way closely attended by W.B. Piratic, May Day, Praetor, Ego and Murray King broke down. There was a dazzling finish, W.B. winning by threequarters of a length with Anorient half a length off third. Time, 4mins 28secs. ELLESMERE HANDICAP, £650. One and a-quarter miles. I “F. Fulton’s” ch m Lady Clara, by Kennaquhair—Lady Wallace, syrs 7.0 J Valparaiso, 8.4 j Valley, 7.1 3 Fourteen started, including the New Zealand* horses Stormy and Greengrocer. Won by a neck. Time, 2mins B?secs. The well-known hurdler Coybeau fell .in the steeplechase at Randwick to-day and had to be destroyed. This race was won by Prince Arim who was subjected to a hostile demonstration owing to the horse's poor showing last week at Warwick Fann. The stewards opened an inquiry which was adjourned.—Australian Press Association. CANTERBURY PARK RACING CLUB. NEW ZEALANDERS PLACED. (United Press Assn.— By Telegraph—Copyright.) Sydney, June 2. The following are the results of . two events at the Canterbury Park Racing Club's meeting:— MAIDEN WELTER HANDICAP, £l5O. Six k Furlongs. Sandra, 8.2 1 Becalmed (N.Z.) 8.12 ........ 2 Forensic, 7.13 3 Won by three quarters of a length, third six lengths away. Time, 1 min, 17 secs.

CAMPSIE HANDICAP, £350. One Mile and 75 Yards. Prince Colugo, 8.7. . 1 Puff (N.Z) 9.52 Aorangi, 10.0 3 Won by a length, third a length away. Time, 1 min. 52} secs. ASHBURTON TROTTING CLUB HANDICAPS DECLARED. (Per United Press Association.) Christchurch, June 3. The following are the handicaps for the Ashburton Trotting Club’s meeting on June sitrial HANDICAP (harness), £l5O. Class 3.45. One and a-half miles. Becky De Oro . scr yds bhd Brook Pointer . scr Cyono .... 12 Cushla D’Or . . scr Golden Vale . . 24 Fairhead ... scr Bonny Locanda 24 Glcnlake .... scr Kate Logan . . 24 Happy Land . . scr Onoto .... 36 Harold Bingen . scr Sandy Pointer . 36 Headlight ... scr Venaro .... 36 Logan Frazer . . scr Mary Locanda . 48 Lou Lee .... scr Bingen Wilkes . 48 Lydia .... scr Rey Child ... 48 Oinadora . . . scr Nan Brent . . 48 Peter White . . scr Slogan . . . . 60 Reveller .... scr Author Franz . 72 Sea Mist ... scr Nell De Beau . 84 Speed Light . . scr Great Epsom . 84 Student Prince . scr Firebrand . . 96 Lady Brent . 96 LONGBEACH HANDICAP (harness), £175. Class 3.30. One and a-half miles. • Avoness .... scr Reyscr Bell Heather . . scr Stand By ... scr Ben Crunchen . scr William Wood . scr Blue and Gold . scr Rapture .... scr Bonne Fillo . . scr yds bhd Bonora .... scr Great Glee . . 12 Chance.lt ... scr Llanol2 Elando .... scr Plum Tree ... 12 Eringo .... scr Nancy McKinney 24 Firfar .... scr Bon Boy ... 24 Gemlight . . . scr Duco 36 Golden Girl . . scr Earl Derby . . 48 Appear .... scr Pavo6o Great Burton . scr Great Way . . 72 Great Dillon . . scr Deceitful ... 72 Great Harvester scr Bon Elect ... 84 Jelly Grey ... scr Kitty Patch . . 84 Manhattan ... scr Peter Boy . . 84 Margaret King Oscar . . 108 Quincey scr Tot Logan . . 108 Thorpie .... scr Admiral Bingen 120 Rustle , . . . scr ASHBURTON CUP (harness), £SOO. Class 4.3. Two miles. Avenger .... scr Travis Axworthy 12 Evelyn Locanda scr Downcast ... 24 Macaranda ... scr Glenelg . . . 24 Omahascr Harvest Child . 24 Reremai ... scr Pluto 24 Tony Victor . . scr Trimmer ... 24 Lingfield ... scr Wrackler ... 24 Maiwhariti ... scr Harold Thorpe . 36 yds bhdHuon Denver . 36 Billy Sea . . . 12 Jean McElwyn 36 Epigram .... 12 St. Maura ... 36 Genuine .... 12 Trampfast ... 36 High Jinks . 12 Zenith .... 48 Linkman ... 12 Away . ... 48 Wharepiana . . 12 Vesuvius ... 60 Jolly Chimes . 12 Dundas Boy . 60 Athalone ... 12 Author Jinks . 96 ACTON HANDICAP (harness), £125. Class 3.32. One and a-half miles. Aleronscr Thorpie .... 12 Anonscr Torchlight ... 12 Arikiton .... scr Wenlol2 Assetsen Young Bingen . 12 Donald .... scr Ethopian ... 24 Heroic . ... scr Baby Logan . . 24 Imperial Logan . scr Black Wattle . 24 Kinney Dillon . scr Denver’s Doll . 24 Lady Cello . . scr Exclusive . . . 24 Lough Neagh . scr Rose Marie . . 24 Myra Locanda . scr Yoicks .... 24 Pet Locanda . . scr Becky Mine . . 36 Regime .... scr Erin’s Royal . 36 Venaro .... scr Bingen Patch . 36 Wild Voyage . . scr Kreisler ... 36 Wrackeen . . . scr Morning Sun . 36 yds bhd Muriel De Oro . 36 Apex .... 12 Erin's Lynn . 48 Audry Dillon . 12 Imperial Thorpe 48 Editor .... 12 Sir Author . . 60 Loiterer .... 12 Vendome ... 60 Mac De Oro . . 12 Firpo, Proud Dillon, Sylvie Logan, Vikota and Delightful are ineligible. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP (harness), £2OO. Class 4.52. Two miles. Avalanche . . . scr Climax .... 48 Bon Elect ... scr Dipnoi .... 60 St. Petrox ... scr Eileen Wood . 60 Tot Logan . . scr Rose Audo ... 60 s Ben Chruashen . scr Commander ’Midland .... scr- Bingen 60 Deceitful ... scr Peter Lin ... 72 yds bhdKoro Peter . . 72 Accumulator . 12 All Peter ... 72 Hawkesbury’s Great Amazon . 72 Pride 24 Quick Fire . . 84 New Metford . 24 Lady Fan . . .108 Repute .... 24 Audo Bell . . 120 0va124 WINTER HANDICAP (harness), £225. Class 2.50. One and a-quarter miles. June De Oro . . scr Linkman ... 24 Lulu Lad .... scr Logan Hanlon . 24 Return Voyage . scr Grey Cloud . . 24 Vikota . . . . .scr Macaranda . . 24 yds bhd Omaha .... 24 Avenger .... 12 Kotuku Jack . 24 Baynut .... 12 Pluto 24 Bob Logan . . 12 Trimmer ... 36 Great Logan . . 12 Double Event . 36 Harold Burwood 12 Firpo36 Lindbergh ... 12 Wrackler ... 36 Rey Logan • . 12 Lingfield ... 48 Succession ... 12 Maiwhariti . . 48 Bill Sea ... . 24 Steel All . . . 48 Desert Star . '24 Chef4B Evelyn Locanda 24 Final McKinney 60 Granite City . 24 Dundas Boy . . 84 Hector’s Own . 24 Author Jinks . 96 Neerson ... 24 Terence Dillon 96 FAREWELL HANDICAP (saddle), £175. Class 2.19. One mile. Apexscr Black Wattle . 12 Dan Logan ... scr Denver’s Doll . .12 Gibraltar ... scr Exclusive . . . 12 Glen Farg ... scr Guide Rangi . . 12 Hard Knocks . scr lonel2 Harina .... scr Kriesler ... 12 Heroic .... scr Lensl2 Imperial Logan . scr Logan King . . 12 Listen In . . . scr Our Bird .... 12 Logan Lad ... scr Rose Marie . . 12 Logan’s Last . scr Albert Logan . 24 Logan Princess . scr Becky Mine . . 24 Pretty Pointer . scr Bold Bill ... 24 Regime .... scr Mac Dillon . . 24 Routine .... scr St. Bridget . . 24 Sonoma .... scr Sylvia Logan . 24 Thorpie ... scr Whakataua . . 24 Young Bingen . scr Bing Boy ... 36 yds bhd Bingen Patch . 36 Baby Logan . . 12 Carbine Direct . 36 Ethiopian ... 12 Imperial Thorpe' 36 NEW ZEALAND TROTTING BOARD. HORSES REPORTED DEAD. (Per United Press Association.) Christchurch, June 3. A meeting of the New Zealand Trotting Board decided to ask the West Australian Trotting Association what practice it adopted to ensure the identity of horses reported dead. This action followed on the receipt of a letter advising the registration of the horses Bingen Lad and Panto which had been sent from New Zealand. Panto had died shortly after his arrival. The Board agreed that when a race was called a Cup race a cup must be presented to the winner, otherwise the race would be designated a handicap. LAWN TENNIS. FRENCH TOURNAMENT. Paris, June 2. At the lawn tennis tournament in the women’s singles Miss Helen Wills beat Miss Mathieu 6 —3, 6—4. In the men’s semi-final Borotra beat Cochet 6—3, 5—7, 7—5, 7—5, 6—4.—Australian Press Association —United Service.

GOLF TOURNAMENT AT OTATARA. MASTERS WINS SOUTHLAND GHAM.- . PIONSHIP. There was a record entry of 80 for the King’s Birthday tournament held on the Otatara course yesterday under the auspices of the Invercargill Golf Club. The weather was ideal for the game and the course was in excellent order. Despite the large entry there was little congestion, the competitors being despatched at regular intervals and keeping their places well. .The principal event was the amateur championship of Southland, for which a cup presented by the Amateur Sports Trust was in competition for the first time. The cup will remain permanently with the Invercargill Club, but the Sports Trust also donates a miniature each year for the winner. The announcement of the generous gift for the encouragement of golf in the district was received with a round of enthusiastic applause when it was announced to the large gathering in the Club House at the distribution of prizes. The championship was decided this year by two stroke rounds, C. A. Masters winning with two first class rounds of 75. He won by seven strokes from the second competitor, Jas. A. Mangan, who also had a score of 75 in the afternoon but had taken 82 in the morning. Both handicap events were won by country players, who were present in large numbers, and C. Campbell had a day out so far as the special prizes were concerned, winning four of them. Following are the details of the events: — SOUTHLAND AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.

C. A. Masters and Jas. A. Mangan tied with 75, for the special prize for the best gross score played during the day, and decided to play five holes to decide it. Mangan won with a score of 22, Masters taking 24. NO. 1 MEDAL HANDICAP.

The special prize given to the player in this competition who returned the best nett score with a handicap over 21 was won by C. Campbell 98—24—74, and the same player tied with G. J. McHarg (94 —20 —74) for the special prize for the competitor returning the best nett score who had not been playing more than two years. The tie was decided by a toss, Campbell winning. NO. 2 MEDAL HANDICAP.

The special prize given to the player in this competition who returned the best nett score with a handicap over 21 was won by 0. Campbell 100—24—76, and the same player tied with W. Yates (96 —20—76) for the special prize for the competitor returning the best nett score who had not been playing more than two years. Campbell won the toss to decide the tie. At the conclusion of play the prizes were distributed by the president (Mr R. J. Gilmour). QUEEN’S PARK LADIES’ CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.U. match to-day at 1 o’clock: — To start at No. 4 Tee—Mrs Georgeson v Miss M. Stout; Mrs Clow v Mrs Tait; Mrs Wilson v Mrs Willett; Mrs Scott v Miss D. Stout. No. 1 Tee—Mrs Stalker v. Mrs Ford; Mrs McFarlane v Mrs McCallum; Miss D. McCallum v Mrs McHugh; Mrs Robinson v. Mrs Collins; Mrs McCreary v. Mrs Smith. No. 16 Tee—Mrs Halder v Mrs Alexander; Mrs Longuet v Mrs McLaern; Mrs Thomas v Miss Hannah; Mrs Wish v Mrs Vickery; Mrs Pope v Mrs Hannah; Miss McNiell v Mrs Inglis; Mrs McEachran v Miss Meredith. LADIES’ MATCH. WYNDHAM v. WINTON. (From Our Correspondent.) A team of ladies from the Winton Golf Club -journeyed to Wyndham yesterday. The following are the results, Wyndham ladies being mentioned first: —Mrs Porter beat Mrs Davis; Mrs Murphy beat Mrs Kerse; Miss Baird beat Miss K. Hamilton; Miss Barnett beat Mrs W. Hamilton; Mrs Traynor beat Mrs Bradley; Mrs Ross beat Miss Martin; Mrs Williams beat Miss Horner; Miss McLauchlan beat Mrs McArthur; Mrs Davey beat Mrs Driscoll; Miss Marsh beat Miss Humphries; Miss Gifford beat Mrs Walker; Miss de la Mare beat Mrs J. R. Hamilton; Mrs Walker beat Mrs Luke. In the foursomes match Mrs Porter and Mrs Murphy lost to Mrs Davies and Mrs Kerse; Miss Baird and Miss Barnett lost to Mrs W. Hamilton and Miss K. Hamilton; Mrs Williams and Miss McLauchlan beat Mrs McArthur and Miss Homer; Mrs Davey and Miss Marsh beat Mrs Driscoll and Miss Martin; Miss Gifford and Mrs de la Mare beat Mrs Walker and Mrs J. R. Hamilton. A putting competition was held for the Winton ladies. Mrs Walker was first and Mrs W. Hamilton second. WAIRARAPA CHAMPIONSHIP. Masterton, June 3. The finale of the Wairarapa golf championship was decided to-day on the Lansdowne links in ideal weather, T. H. Horton (Masterton) beating' R. Wagg (Lower Hutt) 1 up. The driving of both players was good, Wagg having a very slight advantage, but the putting of both was exceptionally weak. Taken as a whole the golf was not up to championship standard and not equal to the performances in the semi-finals. The first five holes were halved, Horton winning the sixth and seventh. The next six holes were halved, Wagg winning the fourteenth and fifteenth and Horton the sixteenth, making the latter 1 up. The last two were halved. HAGEN v. COMPSTON. THE BLACKWELL MATCH. AMERICAN’S IMPROVED FORM. London, June 1. Walter Hagen (America) who was badly beaten at Moor Park the previous day, was destined to experience another reverse during the first nine holes at Blackwell, for Archie Compston (Britain) won the first, two holes and was four up at the ninth. Then Hagen began to play some of his best golf and won the next three holes with 3,2, and 4, and continued to obtain brilliant figures to square the match at the 18th. Hagen did the round in 71, against Compston’s 72. The latter made a mess of the short 18th, which cost him five. Hagen stated that he may not defend his title in Britain next year. It is possible he will be visiting Australia, though nothing definite has been settled.—Australian Press Association.

BOXING. BOUTS IN AUCKLAND. Auckland, June 3. Two professional ten rounds’ boxing contests for purses of £75 each were staged in the Town Hall to-night. In the first Matt Hatton (Auckland) defeated Joe Boyle (Australia) on points after tho bout had gone the full distance. It was a poor exhibition, the referee having twice to warn the contestants to fight. In the second contest Frank Taylor (Auckland) defeated Syril Hume (Wellington) on points. This was a bright exhibition from start to finish and Hume did well for his first appearance in the professional ring. SCULLING. CHAMPIONS IN SPRINT. Ottawa, June 1. Joe Wright, holder of tho Diamond Sculls, defeated Ken Myers (United States single sculling’champion) in a special quarter mile sprint on the Humber River by 2 J lengths—Australian Press Association-.

st lb st lb Great Star . 10 13 Valves . . . 7 9 Narrative . . 9 11 Lucky Maid . 7 p Membo . . . 9 0 little Queen 9 Haze . . . 9 5 Pukemaori 7 8 Paris .... 8 11 Gay Fashion 7 8 Sweet Refrain 8 9 On Watch . 8 Honeycomb . 8 7 Felony . . . 7 8 Town Major . 8 5 Barney Google 7 8 Boy .... 8 4 Clarenson . . 7 8 Filosol . . . 8 4 Crossbow . . 7 7 Pound Note . 8 3 Commenter . 7 7 Salmo Salar . 8 0 Danthonia * 7 7 Ripdale . . . 7 11 Poetess . . . 7 7 Greencloth ■7 10 Karitane . . 7 7 Kiriana . . 7 10 Fairness . . . 7 KING GEORGE HANDICAP, £300. One mile. Royal Saxon 9 3 Prickles . . 7 10 Gay Sonnet . 9 2 Camisader . . 7 Beau Geste . 9 0 Fairy Herald . 4 Wingatui . . 8 10 Miss Mercia . 7 3 King Balboa . 8 10 Red Racer . . 7 1 Money Mine . 8 4 Some Rose . 7 2 Beacon Light 8 2 Narrative . . 7 0 Evening . . 8 2 Coomassie . . 7 0 Circulation . . 8 1 Inoe .... 0 Town Bank . 7 12 Margaret Malmsey . . 7 12 Birney . . 7 0 Countersign . 7 11 GREENFIELD HURDLES, £300. One mile and , threequarters. Lancer . . . 11 7 Goldtown . . 9 3 .Troilus . . . 11 0 Blue Peter . 9 2 Wharncliffe . 11 5 Antrim Boy . 9 0 Rangatahi . . 10 8 Heisler . . . 9 0 Nine of Brightling . 9 0 Spades . . 10 4 Valves . . . 9 0 Amorist . . . 10 1 Te Maui . . . 9 0 Magna Charta 9 13 Whiterangi . 9 0 Apache . . . 9 6 Parader . . . 9 0 Overdrawn . 9 4 EMPIRE HANDICAP, £235. Six furlongs. Great Star . 9 8 Sudden Storm 7 9 Meadow Lark 9 1 Arch Arrow . 7 6 Taboo . . . 8 12 Battle Flag . 7 0 Waving Corn 8 5 Royal Tractor 7 0 Caterpillar . . 7 10 Red Sea . . . 7 0 Arrowmir . . 7 9 First Raid . 7 0 DUNEDIN STEEPLECHASE, £340. Two miles and a half. Charlatan . . 11 5 Greenstone . 9 9 Nylotis . . 11 3 The Babe . . 9 5 Wharncliffe . 10 6 Terehu . . . 9 0 Fabriano . . 10 4 Royal Fashion 9 0 Kaikahu . . 10 4 Ngarata . . 9 0 Mainspring . 10 3 Karanga . . 9 0 Handy . . . 10 2 Pantier . . . 9 0 DOMAIN HANDICAP, £175. Six furlongs. Red Sea . . 9 9 Greencloth . 8 3 Bulolo . . . 9 6 Nanette . . 8 2 Cupid’s Dart 9 5 On Watch . . 8 2 Sweet Refrain 9 4 Broadfield . 8 1 Lucky Light 9 3 Pukemaori . 8 1 Night Effort 8 13 Waihemo . . 8 1 Town Major . 8 13 Crossbow . . 8 0 The Dove . . 8 11 Haulage . . 8 0 Impertinence 8 11 Kate Kelly . 8 0 Killorna . 8 11 Ohai . . . 8 0 Red Boa . . 8 11 Ell Boa . . . 8 0 Pound Note 8 11 Stringbow . . 8 0 Miss Marco . 8 9 Joybridge . . 8 0 Glenrowan 8 7 Huntley . . 8 0 Meitui . . . 8 6 Fairness . . 8 0 Attractive Frasquite . . 8 0 Lady . . . 8 5 Bellicose . . 8 0 Night Maid . 8 4 All Smiles . 8 0 Best Policy . 8 4 Umavady . . 8 0 After Ten . . 8 4 Airplane . . 8 0 Dumblane • 8 4

TAHUNA STEEPLECHASE, £200. two miles and one furlong. About Fabriano . . 11 11 Royal Land . 9 4 Kaikahu . . 11 11 Wairio . . . 9 2 Terehu . . . 10 7 Rangiawheo . 9 1 Message Boy . 10 4 Relic .... 9 0 Ngarata . . . 10 1 Pantier . . . 9 0 Erin-go-bragh 9 10 Star Tractor . 9 0 Rag Tag . . 9 9 Fairy’s Karanga . . 9 4 Daughter . 9 0 FAREWELL HANDICAP, £210. Seven furlongs. Gay Sonnet 9 13 Martis . . . 7 10 Wingatui . . 9 G Battle Flag . 7 10 King Balboa 9 6 Narrative . . 7 10 Magna Charta 9 2 Cooihassie 7 9 Taboo . . . 9 1 Bonaki . . . 7 8 Latin Quarter 9 0 Wayward . . 7 7 Evening . .. 8 13 Carnot . . . 7 .Malmsey . . 8 9 Membo ., . 7 7 Waving Corn 8 9 Margaret Camisader 8 6 Birney 7 7 Tripaway . . 8 6 Takaka . . . 7 7 Fairy Herald 8 2 Night Effort 7 7 Miss Mercia . 8 1 Red Boa . 7 7 Red Racer . 7 13 Pound Note . 7 7 Overdrawn . 7 10

Uralla . . • 11 2 Gold Rep . . 9 0 Elysianor . . 11 3 Master Arch . 9 0 Potoanui . . 10 8 Nuketerre . . 9 0 King’s Guard 10 8 Bayly Damon 9 0 Kilburn . . . 10 5 Calithe . . . 9 0 Kauri Park . 10 2 Foxhound . . 9 0 Airtight . . 10 0 Larrikin . . 9 0 Kapuna . . . 10 0 Lucullius . . 9 0 Just John . 9 11 Mandarine 9 0 Maidos . . • 9 11 Sea Comet . 9 0 Odin .... 9 11 Son o’ Mine 9 0 Mountain Terrapeen . . 9 0 Crag 9 4 Town Rambler 9 0 Pickamai . . 9 0 Trouble . . . 9 0

ORAK’EI HURDLES HANDICAP, £400. One mile and threequarters. Glengariff . . 12 2 Bizarro ... 9 0 Lady Blajo . . 9 0 Spalpeen 10 12 Frothblower . 9 0 Tiega .... 10 6 Glena Bay . 9 0 Prince Lu . 10 6 Harbour View 9 0 Airtight ... 10 3 Kiri . . . . ’ 9 0 Highflown . . 10 2 Legation . . 9 0 Vivo .... 10 2 Luminary . . 9 0 Golden Master Doon 9 0 Wedding 10 0 Night Comet 9 0 Overhaul . . 9 13 Paiana ... 9 0 Otairi ... 9 12 Praiseworthy 9 0 Pendavies . . 9 11 Pukerimu . . 9 0 Cybele ... 9 11 Regent ... 9 0 Horomea . , 9 11 Salamander . 9 0 Gold Rep . . 9 7 Scaramouche 9 0 Red Comet . 9 7 Serang ... 9 0 Polyphemus . 9 7 Soami ... 9 0 Star Comet . 9 4 Sulla .... 9 0 Daddy’s Girl 9 2 Taumai ... 9 0 Paul Lucerne 9 2 Te Kawana . 9 0 Abbot’s Te Koroke . 9 0 Delight 9 0 Te Waka . . 9 0 Adjuster ... 9 0 The Thorn . 9 0 Aiitumne . . 9 0 Um tali ... 9 0 Bayly Damon 9 0 War Officer . 9 0 YORK HANDICAP, £750. One mile. Seatoun . . 10 0 Takutama . . 8 0 Yotna ... 9 13 The Lover . 8 0 King Lu . . 9 13 Arihana ... 8. 0 Corinax . . 9 10 Barometer . 8 0 Lucy Rose . 9 9 Black Maire . 8 0 Black Duke . 9 9 Brampton . . 8 0 Prodice ... 9 8 Comical . . 8 0 Keddar ... 9 8 Cool Mint . . 8 0 Branson ... 9 8 Eager Rose . 8 0 Battle Colours 9 S Golden Krist 8 0 The Hawk . 9 5 Good Boy . . 8 0 Royal Doulton 9 2 Justify ... 8 0 Bisox ... 9 2 King Emerald 8 0 White Fang . 9 2 King Smock.. 8 0 High Pitch . 8 13 Leitrim ... 8 0 Valkon ... 8 13 Lido .... 8 0 Hyde Park . 8 13 Lunette ... 8 0 Kingfield . . 8 10 Marble King 8 0 Blimp ... 8 10 Mithra ... 8 0 Mendip ... 8 10 Modest Boy 8 0 Hipo .... 8 8 Otranto ... 8 0 Mosque ... 8 8 Queen Arch . 8 0 Paddon . . 8 6 Respirator . . 8 0 Lady’s Boy . . 8 6 Schorr ... 8 0 Ohinemuri . 8 5 Te Money . . 8 0 Shining Thumby ... 8 0 Armour 8 3 Tinokoa ... 8 0 Le Choucas . 8 2 Valsier ... 8 0 Standfast . . 8 2 Wenday . . . 8 0 Merry Mint . 8 0 Whaka King 8 0 WINTER STEEPLECHASE, £1,000. About three miles. Beau Cavalier 11 5 Cybele ... 9 0 Wedding Foxhound . . 9 0 March 11 4 Glenotus . . 9 0 Glendowie . . 11 Kawini ... 11 3 Golden 0 Wedding 9 0 Wiltshire . . 10 6 Importer . . 9 0 Mangani . . 10 1 Just John . . 9 0 Uralla ... 9 12 Kamehamcha 9 0 Comical ... 9 12 Kapuna ... 9 0 Roman Abbey 9 9 Kilburn . . 9 0 Elysianor . . 9 9 King Fame . 9 0 p’lockwork . 9 8 Mandarine . 9 0 Star of the East 9 Mountain 8 Crag 9 0 Maunga ... 9 5 Odin ... 9 0 Zircon ... 9 5 Raehiti . . 9 0 Potoanui . . 9 4 Rahepoto . . 9 9 Matu ; . . 9 2 Pendavies . . 9 0 Boomerday . 9 0 Son o’ Mine . 9 0 Braeman ..90 Young Thurnham 9 0 CAMPBELL HURDLES, £500. Two miles. Red Fuchsia 11 9 Boomerday . 9 0 Locarno . . 11 5 Cybele ... 9 0 FHcit ... 11 5 Glena Bay . 9 0 Beau Glenotus . . 9 0 Cavalier 11 Glengariff . . 11 3 Golden 0 Wedding 9 0 Mangani . .10 8 Gold Rep . . 9 0 Elysianor . . 10 4 Horomea . . 9 0 Bright Land 10 3 Karamu ... 9 0 Clockwork . 10 3 Kilburn ... 9 9 King’s Guard 10 0 Master Doon 9 0 Lady Pai Ana . . 9 0 Spalpeen 9 10 Pendavies . . 9 0 Kauri Park . 9 8 Sleepy Sol . 9 0 Radiate ... 9 8 Star Comet . 9 9 Troilus ... 9 8 Vivo .... 9 0 Katnehameha 9 Nucleus . . 9 4 Young 3 Thurnham 9 0 VISITORS’ HANDICAP, £550. Six furKing Lu . . 9 Nancy Lee . 9 longs. 13 Brilliant 12 Light 8 0 Prince Catonian . . 8 0 Humphrey 9 1!J Chelone ... 8 0 Lucy Rose . 9 10 Chesterman . 8 0 Black Duke . 9 10 Cool Mint . . 8 0 Keddar ... 9 8 Cynthia N. . 8 9 Vallar ... 9 Branson ... 9 S Diamond 8 Queen 8 0 Hoariri ... 9 5 Hakanoa . . 8 0 Gold Money 9 5 Joy Girl . . 8 0 Kingfield . . 8 13 Justify ... 8 J Valkon . . 8 13 Killute ... 8 0 Awarere . . 8 13 King Willonyx 8 0 Dave .... 8 12 Leitrim ... 8 0 Oration ... 8 7 1’Orient II . 8 0 Billikins . 8 6 Macroom . . 8 0 Lady’s Boy . 8 6 Mark Mint . 8 0 Subdivision . 8 Merry Mint . 8 6 Master 9 O'Rorke 8 0 Takutama . . S 0 New Moon . . 8 0 Air King . . 8 0 Otranto .... 8 0 Archileen . . 8 0 Pompcius . . 8 0 Arahana ... 8 0 Ruffles ... 8 0 Atapai ... 8 0 Storm Fiend 8 0 Bahama . . 8 0 Value ... 8 0 Catapult . . 8 0 Welkne ... 8 0 FITZROY HANDICAP, £400. One mile. Black Maire . 9 8 Catonian . . 8 0 Good Boy . 9 8 Crown Arch . 8 0 Kawainga . . 9 6 Arch Flitter . 8 0 Disrank . . 9 5 Justify ... 8 0 Hakanoa . . 9 4 Just Nell . . 8 0 Leitrim . . 9 Te Money . 9 2 Lord 1 Hopetown 8 0 Indolent . . 9 0 Loving Cup . 8 0 Arikitoa . . 9 0 Mark Mint . 8 6 Brilliant Master Lu . .8 0 Light 9 0 Mon Star . . 8 0 Unoco ... 8 Valuation . . 8 13 Mountain 9 Guide 8 0 Archileen . . 8 7 Myola ... 8 0 Welcome New’Boy . . 8 0 Home 8 G North Boy . 8 0 Prince Vai . 3 3 Orchus ... 8 0 Roman Pearl 8 3 Otranto . . 8 0 Archieval . . 8 Camp Prince 8 2 Parfait 1 Amour 8 0 Arihana . . 8 0 Pompeius . . 8 0 Takuranga . 8 0 Quinsilia . . 8 0 Prince of Royal Seagull 8 0 Orange 8 0 Sea Cob . . 8 0 Lucus ... 8 0 Spring Abbey 8 0 Always ... 8 0 Te Koia . . 8 0 Atta Lad . . 8 0 Valqueme . . 8 0 Bahama . . 3 0 Waiau Lady 8 0 Bonny Day . 8 0 Welkne ... 8 a Brampton . . 8 0 Depredation f. 8 0 Carmint . . 3 0 Potoa g. . . 8 0 Catimes ... 8 0 Lido .... 8 0

C. A. Masters (In’gill) 75 75—150 Jas. A. Mangan (Lumsden) 82 75—157 J. E. Cuthill (In’gill) .. 85 81—166 A. Thom (Queen’s Park) 85 82—167 H. Stephenson (New Plymouth) 78 90—168

R. Scott (Lumsden) .. 91—24—67 C. H. Stephenson (New Plymouth) 78— 6—72 W. Fordyce (Queen’s Park) 87—14—73 C. Campbell (In’gill) .. 98—24—74 G. J. McHarg (In’gill) 94—20—74 J. Henderson (Wyndham) 88—14—74 II. T. Thompson (Queen’s Park) 93—19—74 A. B. McDougall (Winton) 88—14—74 II. P. Fougere (Queen’s < Park) .. 93—19—74

W. Weavers (Tuatapcre) 82—16—66 J. A. Doig (In’gill) .. 84—16—68 Jas. A. Mangan (Lumsden) 75— 6—69 F. Rous (Riverton) .. 81—1Q-71 P. B. Barnett (Wyndham) 86—14—72 J. E. Cuthill (In’gill) 81— 8—73 G. Tangney (In’gill) .. 88—14—74 M. H. Mitchel (In’gill) .. 90—16—74