SPORTING

Southland Times, Issue 21832, 8 October 1932, Page 8

SPORTING

NOTES BY SIR MODRED.

The Dunedin Jockey Club’s Spring meeting concludes at Wingatui this afternoon.

In Melbourne to-day Toorak Handicap and Caulfield Guineas will be featured.

The Dunedin Guineas will give three-year-olda an opportunity at Wingatui to-day.

The Australian Jockey Club’s four days’ Spring gathering closes at Randwick to-day.

Caulfield Cup (handicap) comes up for decision on Saturday of next week, Oct 15.

Interest will be taken in the meeting of Gaine Carrington (8.12) and Silver Ring (8.4) to-day.

Silver Ring may beat Gaine Carrington over a mile in the Clibborn Stakes race.

Gore Racing Club will introduce three-dividend procedure to Southland on October 22, 24.

The Otaki-Maori Racing Club’s meeting will be brought to a conclusion this afternoon.

Winner of last Caulfield Cup . and A.J.C. Metrop. hero, Denis Boy, is an imported Irish galloper.

Running greenly into third place in D.J.C. Trial. Stakes, Rocket will do better in public very soon.

Improving Irish Lancer just failed to stay out D.J.C. Maungatua Handicap (6f.) on Thursday last.

Red Racer does not carry real weight too well and collapsed badly in his last race.

Silver Streak is a smart galloper and several of his rivals were not unduly hurried on Thursday last.

The Randwick Plate, weight-for-age, will be decided over two miles at the AJ.C. meeting this afternoon.

Provided he jumps well, Silver Salver has a very nice chance in the Waikiri Hurdle Race (Um.) to-day).

Interfered with on Thursday, Muff and Toreador will be difficult propositions in Ranfurly Handicap to-day.

Irish Lancer and Flower may be seen to advantage in the Kaikorai Handicap at to-day’s D.J.C. meeting.

The promising Riccarton youngster, Cheap Money, may stretch Guarantee in to-day’s Dominion Handicap.

The Railway Department has made arrangements for a fast special from Invercargill to Gore races each day.

Last March and Blue Metal may provide an exciting tussle in the D.J.C. Shorts Handicap event to-day.

P. T. Hogan’s Water Power may race Well against Adelphi in the D.J.C. Telegraph Handicap this afternoon.

Both horses were backed for their races, yet a double price of over £BOO was returned at a recent South African meeting.

The brilliant Riccarton juvenile filly, Silver Scorn, will start at a short price in the Dunedin Guineas to-day.

Seasoned by recent racing, Night March may race well over the Randwick Plate course of two miles this afternoon.

During the past season in New Zealand Chief Ruler was credited with 11 two-year-old winners of no less than J 7 events.

Sydney mentor F. McGrath has trained the following A.J.C. Derby winners, Abundance, Prince Foote, Tanami and Peter Pan.

It is safe to say that Silver Streak, Purse and Molten will have many friends in the D.J.C. Clarendon Handicap (6f.) to-day.

The Dunedin Guineas candidate, Tout le Mond, took part in a thrilling finish in Electric Handicap "(6f.) for a third at Wingatui on Thursday.

Tout le Mond and Rocket are not at their best yet as juveniles, hence the precocious Silver Scorn holds high Dunedin Guineas credentials.

A massive-topped gelding and somewhat ungainly in action on bends and in running, Shatter is nevertheless a very fine galloper and should handle himself to better advantage by November in the event of F. D. Jones standing him up to a real N.Z. Cup preparation, an art at which the Riccarton mentor is an adept. In his exertions to win the Mosgiel Handicap at Wingatui on Thursday last, the descendant of Shambles gave L. J. Ellis a rough ride, and the Invercargill jockey was in trouble in keeping his mount balanced in the straight path when it became necessary to pull the whip as a persuader to induce the favourite to overtake Mount Boa, and beat him by a short head on the post. Little Ellis is very strong for his weight, but it took him all his time to guide Shatter and find his whip when the necessity arose. E. Ludlow rode a good race on Mount Boa, and it was no fault of his that the winner disposed of his mount, a son of Balboa, in the final strides of an exciting battle for the leading handicap of the afternoon.

In keeping with traditions of the Green Isle, a feud was strongly m evidence as the field lined up for the Maungatui Handicap, at the D.J.C. meeting on Thursday. When Irish Chieftain (green sleeves and white jacket) backed away from his waitmg rivals at the tapes, he was promptly kicked by the stallion Irish lancer (gold or yellow sleeves, and white jacket). This ill-feeling was repeated later, and eventually Irish Chieftain lost the jump out from the pen and failed afterwards to get on terms with his leading opponents. Irish Lancer is noted as being free with his heels and it may happen that one of these days a brutal colonial equine will retaliate to inculcate better manners to the Irish horse from overseas.

The popularity of the McLean Stakes, at Wingatui on Thursday, was very evident, when the majority of those present lined the birdcage railings, inside and out, and took up other vantage points to obtain a glimpse of the contestants for the first classic youngster event of the 1932-33 season in New Zealand. On the whole the two-year-olds behaved particularly well, and, apart from Trivet, did not cause serious trouble. Trivet, by the way, is a half-sister to Kerbside, by Tea Tray, who was also unruly, in her youth, but, nt the same time, the daughter of Paladin—Kerb appears to possess the family gift of being able to gallop fast—she was out of sight, as they say on the tracks, when turning for home but finished very fast to get close to third money in a smart field.

The lightly-framed mare, Muff, together with Toreador and Done Jose, suffered early in the Mosgiel Handicap contest on Thursday. . Shortly after the start in front of the stands, Red Racer was showing the way, with Paris

and Shatter close up, when the lastnamed ran wide turning out of the straight and carried out his three rivals as quoted. Muff was badly upset by the accidental occurrence, as she is built on slender lines to encounter a heavy-topped gelding like Shatter, while Toreador recovered quicker, and it is hard to say how Don Jose was affected, as he is a reputed temperamental customer. Muff, a determined but frail racer, did not recover her balance or lose ground for some time and she did well to get up to within a length and a half of the fighting leaders, Shatter and Mount Boa, op the judge’s line. Toreador, who may be improved by his essay in public, ran quite a good race and his display suggests that he will be heard of to advantage during the recently inaugurated turf seasonj as he is possessed of pace and substance, and apparently promises to race over ten furlongs to advantage with seasoning.

It was a pleasure to experienced racegoers to see Mr J. M. Samson’s colt, Guarantee, behave like a seasoned racehorse in the birdcage prior to the race for the D.J.C. McLean Stakes on Thursday last, and subsequently step out as true as well-tempered steel to spreadeagle his field in the actual contest, and win by three lengths looking about him. It is understood that his early education was carried out at the Elderslie Stud (Oamaru) under the direction and handling of Mr Ken Austin, and, if this is correct, the Australian thoroughbred authority, who manages the noted flood stock nursery, has every reason to be proud of his handiwork, particularly as many of the progeny of the colts sire have proved difficult to break in and erratic with the colours up for real business. In the event of Guarantee growing up the right way and remaining a docile galloper, he may go far to win deserved racing recognition for his enterprising owner. The colt from C. Gieseler’s stable, where he has been chiefly handled by the old time and successful horseman, P. McGrath, in the absence of the head of the establishment on distant ventures, is bred in the purple, particularly from a New Zealand point of view where his dam is concerned. He was sired by the imported English horse Paper Money (descendant of St. Simon and a Bend Or female line), who, it may not be generally known, proved himself a good racehorse in the Old Country by scoring well as a two-year-old, winning as a juvenile and also finishing third in the Epsom Derby to Grand Parade and Buchan, admittedly select company. The McLean Stakes winner is out of Entre Nous, by Boniform from Secret Link, by Benzonian (imp.) from Chainstitch, by Chainshot, from Sylph, by Javelin from Maid of the Mountain, by Traducer _ from Myrtle, by Nutworth from Sharkie, by Riddleworth—a doubt has been cast on the origin of Sharkie, but the owner of Guarantee need not worry in this connection, as she was undoubtedly of aristocratic descent, as the writer has occasion to know with certainty from a haze surrounding mu..y horses located in the Wanganui district during the period of the early Maori wars. From this female line sprang many noted New Zealand performers, and of the number may be recalled Tortulla (N.Z. Cup), Advance (great racehorse), Rosefeldt (N.Z. Cup), Pasha (a famous winner of the past), and many other successful gallopers too numerous to particularize as advertisers were very fond of remarking in cold print when advocating their wares in days gone by. Mr Samson secured Guarantee as a yearling by private ■ selection and indications point to the fact that no mistake was made in the choice of Paper Money’s son.

The runner-up in the McLean Stakes on Thursday last, a colt from the Riccarton stable sheltering Gay Crest, Adelphi, Tout le Mond and other horses owned by Dr M. G. Louisson and prepared by T. Lloyd, may be referred to as a baby galloper possessed of a rare turn of speed, but as yet sporting much top hamper - and a middlepiece of aldermanic proportions. The son of imported Silverado from Toti dal Monte, by Gay Lad, may never furnish into a stayer or successful eDrby candidate, but he has fighting spirit and speed to burn and his future may tend in the direction of short course tests. However, his family tree abounds in stout blood and Silvox has substance to provide for growth into a horse capable of getting extended distances, as age very often tells a tale that is welcomed as fulfilling ambition and yielding distinction in racing returns. BEAUMONT RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. RACES WILL BE HELD THIS SEASON. (From Our Correspondent.) At the annual meeting of the Beaumont Racing Club held in the Coronation Hall, Beaumont, on Friday evening, the secretary, Mr Hollamby, read the balance-sheet, which showed a credit balance of £43 18/10, a very satisfactory result for the year. Mr R. H. Edie was re-elected president and Mr H. Hollamby secretary. It was decided to hold a race meeting as usual on Easter Monday, and, if Lawrence did not race on Easter Saturday, to hold a two days’ meeting. A deputation was appointed to wait on the Lawrence Club to make a definite arrangement, also to ascertain if they favoured amalgamation with the Beaumont Club. RETURNING HOME. H. N. WIGGINS LEAVING FOR AUCKLAND. (Per United Press Association.) Wellington, October 7. A private cable received from H. N. Wiggins, the jockey, states that he is returning by this week’s boat to Auckland. THE AUSTRALIAN TURF. V.R.C. MEETING. RIDING ENGAGEMENTS. (United Press Assn—Telegraph Copyright.) Melbourne, October 7. Rogilla arrived this afternoon. J. Munro is riding Middle Watch in the Caulfield Stakes. M. McCarten rides Ammon Ra in the Stakes and Kuvera in the Caulfield Guineas. W. Cook rides Dermid in the Stakes and E. Bartie pilots Legislation in the Toorak Handicap. W. Duncan has been engaged to ride St. Petrus in the V.R.C. Derby. Ammon Ra and Kuvera worked serviceably at Caulfield to-day. They look well. CAULFIELD CUP. race may be divided. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) (Rec. 7.55 p.m.) Melbourne October 7. The weather forecast is cool but changing. * Rogilla who was expected from Sydney to-day did not arrive and is reported to be slightly lame. His departure will be delayed till Sunday night. The final Caulfield Cup acceptances close on Monday. H. Badger will ride King Colussus to-morrow. Seventy horses are still in the Caulfield Cup and fears are entertained that the race may be divided.

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. (Per United Press Association.) Dunedin, October 7. The following are the Dunedin Jockey Club’s acceptances for the second day:—

NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB. OCTOBER MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. Following are the New Brighton Trotting Club’s acceptances for the meeting on October 8: — INNOVATION HANDICAP, (harness), £lOO. Class 3.50. One mile and a-half. Harvest Dillon scr Tiny Guy scr Our Triumph scr Norman Fox scr Peter Conquest scr yds bhd Alt Parrish scr Bell Heather 12 Resound Gift scr Amonos 48 Mataunga Key scr Honeymoon 48 Real Belle scr Raclaim 60 Lee Boy scr Tanepai 72 Rembrandt scr Miss Wilkes 96 Harvest Lady scr Welcome Guy 96 Honeymoon scr Dillfashion 108 Page Girl scr SHIRLEY HANDICAP, £l2O. (Hamess). Class 3.40. One mile and a-half. Little Victor scr Ayr Lass scr Desert Maiden scr Bingen Chief scr Titri scr Major Brent scr, Ronald Derby scr Ruin scr Reylena scr Chiming Day scr Cloudy Range scr Happy Lass 12 Tenor scr Betty Axworthy 12 Dolly Huon scr Goldspear 12 Golden Direct scr Midnight Sun 12 Golden Cross scr Mihad 12 Reylet scr Bonny Prince 12 Goldworthy scr Silver Bird 24 WAIMAIRI HANDICAP. £2OO. (Harness). Class 4.40. Two miles. Tempo scr Gold Tinge 12 Todd Lonzia scr Wild Guy 12 Nelsonian scr Travis 24 Nimbus scr Pageant D’Or 24 Guy Denver scr War Paint 36 Holly Bank scr Tempest 48 Lord Kelp 48 Matchlight scr Princess yds bhd Mauritius 72 Lily Harold 12 Pageant 96 SUver De Oro 12 SUMMER HANDICAP, £l2O. (Hamess). Class 3.0. One mile and a-quarter. Indlanopolls scr Te Kinel scr First Aid scr Hard Words scr Tatsy De Oro scr yds bhd Bingen Spiers scr White Stranger 12 : Wee Parrish scr Rare Pronto 12 Little Victor scr Avaunt 12 Good Companion scr Indian Author 12 Elsie De Oro scr Betty Wrack 12 Dollar King scr Le Fashion 24 Great Locanda scr Stowaway 24 Craganour scr Autowin 24 Mihad scr Taxpayer 18 AVON HANDICAP, £l5O. (Hamess). Class 2.45. One and a-quarter miles. Gold Country scr Enawah 12 Colorado scr Rollo 24 Ayrmont Chimes scr Arikitoa 24 Muriel De Oro scr King Pointer 24 Linkman scr Impromptu 24 Dillon Logan scr Free Advice 48 yds bhd Carmel 48 Cranleigh 12 Harold Logan 60 NEW BRIGHTON HANDICAP, £l5O. (Harness). Trotters only. Class 4.55. Two miles. yds bhd Our Bingen scr Fairyland 36 Garner scr Molly Molloy 48 Dillfashion scr Modern Girl 72 Radley scr Stanley Bingen 72 Welcome Guy scr Great Burton 72 Real Boy scr Louis Bingen 84 Rapture scr Gay Paree 132 BEACH HANDICAP, £l4O. (Harness). Class 4.55. One and a-quarter miles. Lily Harold scr Kelp 24 Travis scr Editor 24 Pageant D’Or scr Eugene De Oro 24 Ron scr Tactless 24 Automatic scr Dusolina 24 Pronto Bingen scr Apex 24 Our George scr Royal Comrade 36 yds bhd Steel All 36 Nor’ Wester 12 Some Guy 36 Bracken 12 Baron Bingen 36 Netta Oro 12 Nimble Direct 48 War Paint 12 Pageant 48 Eureka Boy 24 FAREWELL HANDICAP, £l3O. (Saddle). Class 2.17. One mile.

Willie Derby scr Lord Matchlight scr Pearl Logan scr yds bhd Belle Lorrimer scr Princess Thea 12 Aristotle scr Kreisler 12 Headlight scr Sister Rose 12 Location scr Wild Guy 12 Nelson’s Chum scr Sunchild 36 AVONDALE JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR FIRST DAY. (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, . October 7. The following acceptances have been received for the first day of the Avondale Jockey Club’s Spring meeting on October 15:— MAIDEN PLATE, £lOO. Special weights. Seven furlongs. Belltopper Master Musk . Blandford British Columbia Sir Musk Booklaw Jonathan Beryl Latour Chateau Traced Loomblnatlon Wee Pat Directory Lady Winifred Kanapa Miss Rewa Golondrlna On Approval Supreme Ruler Charsong Shon Latour Mahkill Pelting Courthaven Hunt March Eldora Landlubber Sweet Whisper Roxy Vilma Delrain Kind Words Good Run Springvale Demylus Kingsland KINGSLAND HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, £lOO. One mile and a-quarter. st lb st lb Royal Survey 10 11 Thespis 9 13 Tarporley 10 4 Biform 9 11 Advance Camp 10 0 Illuminagh 9 1 Nell 10 0 Chang 9 0 Patutahi 9 13 Catimes 9 0 Royal Visitor 913 CHAMPION PLATE, £3OO. Special weights. Seven furlongs. Psychologist Sea Ruler Imamint Mldinette Royal Gallant Miss Lorraine Princess Bede Master Brierly Puss Moth Holly Lu Protomint i Pillow Fight I’Allegro Prolyxo Knight of Australia Jonathan Lordly Knight

AVONDALE STAKES, £3OO. For two-year-olds. Special weights. Five furlongs. Spiral Bonny Joyce Glenromney Pelagia King Mestor Lady Diana King Musk Gay Sheila Barn Dance Expectancy Hunting Melody Gipsy Love Impasto Gay Rose Enjoyment ■ Bonny Gay Solomon Bon Rapide >, Gold Pocket Corinus King Ara Star Artist Springtime Princess Doreen Diacquenod Dlnelli Wake Up filly Boudoir

SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR SPRING MEETING. (Per United Press Association.) Timaru, October 7. The following acceptances for the meeting on October 15 have been received:—

OTAIO HURDLES HANDICAP, £llO. One mile and a-half. st lb st lb Antrim Boy 11 6 Hounslow 9 5 Morena 11 4 Nine of Spades 9 3 Conjuror 11. 10 3 Fair Exchange 9 0 Sports King 9 10

WAIKATO TROTTING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. The following acceptances have been received for the Waikato Trotting Club’s Spring meeting at Hamilton today:— • INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, £7O. For unhoppled trotters. 3min 50sec class. One mile and a-half.—Autumn Lu scr., Barba Bepo scr., British Metal scr., Grand Triumph scr., Happy Thought scr., Homeleigh Girl scr., Indolent scr., Kohewah scr., Neil Volo scr., Waskasu scr., La Triumph scr, Peter Tracey 12yds., Te Ngutu 24, Wiriwhata 60, Mattie Herbilwyn 96, Hue Coronado 108. FRANKTON HANDICAP, £7O. 3min ssec class. One mile and a-quarter.— Cogent scr., Free Gift scr., Maud Chenault scr., Our Summer scr., Pedlar scr., Roylette scr., Regina Derby scr., Stormy Mack scr., Taniwha scr., Te Mahanga scr., Thelma Mack scr., Raider 12yds., Donee 24, Don Juan 24, Alexis 36, Sister Chris 36.

MARK MEMORIAL HANDICAP, £l5O. *4min 47sec class. Two miles. —Glandore scr., Oliver Thorpe scr., Brentlight 12yds., Camui 12, Direct Morning 12, Te Wahia 36, First Flight 60, Peter Pirate 108. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, £B5. 2min 59sec class. One mile and a-quarter. —Homeward scr., Margaret Wallace scr.. Pukemiro scr., Jersey Thorpe 12 yds., Rector 24, Eleawah 36, Lady Coronado 36, Rey de Quest 48. CLAUDELANDS HANDICAP, £75. 3min 40sec class. One mile and ahalf.—Alexis scr., Donee scr, Don Juan scr., Lislea scr, Pedlar scr, Raider scr, Sister Chris scr, Thelma Mack scr, Te Mahanga scr., Pukemiro 48yds. HAMILTON HANDICAP, £9O. For unhoppled trotters. 3min 40sec class. One mile and a-half.—Hue Coronado scr., Laurier scr, Mattie Herbilwyn scr, El Merit 12yds., Nelson Girl 24, Moko Bells 36, Parrish Belle 48, Carl Mack 72. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, £B5. 4 min 40sec class. Two miles.—Adjutant scr, Homeward scr, Jersey Thorpe scr, Rector scr, Winshow scr, Inverness 24yds, Elewah 36, Lady Coronado 36, Rey de Quest 48, Pegaway 72. VISITORS’ HANDICAP, £lOO. 2min 50sec class. One mile and a-quarter. —Dad’s Hope scr, Free Logan scr, Glandore scr, Master Huia scr, Oliver Thorpe scr, Brentlight 24yds, Camui 24, Direct Morning 24, Little Guy 24, Prince Pedro 36, Real Girl 36, First Flight 60. CYCLING N.Z. 100 MILE CHAMPIONSHIP. Dunedin, October 7. The following will represent Otago in the New Zealand amateur 100 miles road cycling championship at Christchurch: C. G. Lucas, D. McCallum and D. O’Brien.

GOLF

QUEEN’S PARK LADIES’ CLUB. STEAD CUP COMPETITION. The Stead Cup competition, which is being conducted by the Queen’s Park Ladies’ Club, commences at the Park on Monday morning when the first qualifying round and a medal handicap will be played. This will be followed by the second qualifying round and a sealed hole match in the afternoon. The tournament will be continued on Tuesday and Wednesday. Following is the draw for the first qualifying round and medal handicap to start at 9.30 a.m.:— No. 1 Tee.—Mrs McCarthy v Mrs McCreary; Mrs Speirs v. Mrs C. F. A. Jones; Mrs P. Pilcher v. Mrs Wilson; Mrs Israel v. Mrs Scott; Mrs Handyside v Mrs Miller; Mrs Colquhoun v Mrs Stoddart. No. 6 Tee.—Miss Perrin v. Miss Thomson; Miss Masters v. Miss Roscow; Mrs Garrett v. Mrs Torrance; Mrs Stalker v. Mrs Tansley. No. 14 Tee.—Mrs Smith v. Mrs McGregor; Mrs Tucker v. Mrs Halder; Mrs Earl v. Miss Guest; Mrs Sutherland v Mrs Peters; Mrs McEachran v. Mrs Steele; Mrs Tait a bye. Following is the draw for the second qualifying round and sealed hole match to start at 1.30 p.m.:— No. 1 Tee.—Mrs Wilson v. Mrs McCreary; Mrs Speirs v Miss P. Pilcher; Mrs 0. F. A. Jones v. Mrs Georgeson; Mrs Israel v. Mrs Miller; Mrs McCreary v. Mrs Tansley; Mrs Handyside v. Mrs Scott; Mrs Stalker v. Miss Perrin; Mrs Tait v. Miss Whyte. No. 6 Tee.—Mrs Garrett v. Mrs Roscow; Miss S. Pope v. Miss Masters; Mrs Torrance v. Miss Thomson; Mrs Colquhoun v. Mrs McGregor; Miss Guest v. Mrs Peters. No. 14 Tee.—Mrs Smith v. Mrs Earl; Mrs Sutherland v. Mrs McEachran; Mrs Stoddart v. Mrs Tucker; Mrs Halder v. Mrs McHugh; Mrs Steele v. Mrs Wish; Miss Inglis v. Mrs Lawless; Mrs Clark v. Mrs Aitken; Mrs Treeby v. Mrs Mayhew. N.S.W. MIXED FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP. Sydney, October 7. For the third year in succession R. H. and Mrs Bettington won the mixed foursomes golf championship of New South Wales with a total of 156. The Bettingtons were the only pair to break 80 in both rounds. N.S.W. PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. SEMI-FINALS DECIDED. (Rec. 10.5 p.m.) Sydney, October 7. In the semi-finals of the professional golf championship of New South Wales S. Richardson, who in the quarterfinals the previous day defeated the title-holder, T. Howard, four and three, to-day accounted for L. Kelly, of Goulburn, four and three. C. Gray defeated W. McKenzie two and one. The final between Richardson and Gray will be played to-morrow over 36 holes. CRICKET COLLEGIATE v. TECHNICAL. The following are asked to be present at Queen’s Park to-day for Collegiate against Technical College at 2 p.m.:—Cameron, Dale, Dawson, Ingram, Mudie, Rattray, Sutherland, Dixon, Patterson, Peddie, Jackson, Ramsay, Jones (3), Keast, Hopgood, Hutson.

BOXING THOMPSON BEATS FIRTH. Hastings, October 7. Cyril Thompson (Hastings) won on points in a professional ten round boxing bout from Petty Officer Firth (H.M.S. Dunedin) here to-night after a more or less indifferent display.

WAKARI HURDLES, £100. One and a-half miles. st lb at lb Captain’s Gift 12 0 Red Leap 9 0 Antrim Boy 11 1 Shipshape 9 0 Silver Salver 9 5 KAIKORAI HANDICAP, £80. One mile. Tippling 9 6 Solanum 7 10 Flower 8 6 Pink Paper Ruatul 7 8 Ballance 8 3 7 ,7 Fleeting Bltractor 7 7 Glance 7 11 Gold Dress 7 7 Irish Lancer 7 11 Kamel Pasha 7 7 Hystride 7 10 SHORTS HANDICAP, £115. Six furlongs. Fair Weather 9 4 Al Jolson 7 11 Last March 8 6 Blue Metal 7 2 Assemble 8 1 Hula Belle 7 0 RANFURLY HANDICAP, £140. One mile. Mount Boa 8 4 Muff 7 3 Red Racer 7 13 Some Toff 7 0 Water Power 7 10 Toreador 7 0 Colonel Cygnus 7 8 The Sun 7 0 DUNEDIN GUINEAS, £250. . For three-year-olds. One mile. Rocket 8 10 Arden’s Tout le Monde 8 10 Beauty 8 5 Worship 8 10 Silver Scorn 8 5 Irish Lady 8 5 Wealth 8 5 DOMINION HANDICAP, £90. For two-year-olds. Four furlongs. Guarantee 8 13 March Brown 7 3 Half Note 7 9 Cheap Money 7 3 Red Eve 7 9 Southdown 7 3 June the Third 7 3 TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, £100. Seven furlongs. Ruling Light 9 4 Don Jose 8 2 Adelphi 9 3 Filosol 8 1 Water Power 8 12 Some Toft 7 13 Al Jolson 8 3 ‘CLARENDON HANDICAP, £80. furlongs. Six Hula Belle 9 0 Reminder 7 8 Silver Streak 8 3 Fine Weather 7 8 Some Good 8 3 Blazon 7 7 Shamflght 8 2 Kinnini 7 7 Purse 8 0 Made Money 7 7 Tracsono 7 13 Orangapal 7 7 Molten 7 12 Southern Rothen 7 9 Princess 7 7 Shock 7 8

AVONDALE CUP HANDICAP, £350. One mile and a-quarter. Antique Hunting Cry 9 12 Gay Cockade 7 7 9 7 Maori Boy 7 0 Valroe 8 3 Limeen 7 0 Sargon .1 8 3 Taplight 7 0 Te Hola 1 Bronze Tray 7 0 Paddon 7 10 Catoma 7 0 Royal Artist 7 10 True Blood 7 0 Barascope 7 8

FLYING STAKES HANDICAP, £175. Six furlongs. Hunting Cry9 5 Tea Chat 7 9 Huntingdon 8 10 Marechai 7 9 Tea Trader 8 3 Lack 7 9 High Comedy 8 1 King's Archer 7 1 Tradesman 8 1 Greek Gold 7 1 Gold Day 7 12 Tetrarchate 7 0 SWANSON HANDICAP, £100. One mile. Great Emblem 9 10 Glenrata 8 3 Imamlnt 9 10 Currajong 8 0 Trishna 8 13 Teels 7 9 Arch Ruler 8 12 Bugle Call 7 7 Claremore 8 8 Lady Lulu 7 7 Hawthorn 8 6 Ruling King 7 7 Master Brlerly 8 4 Catch Em 7 7 HENDERSON HANDICAP, £125. Seven furlongs. Volimond 9 3 Van Dyke 7 4 High Comedy 8 5 Eager Rose 7 4 Chief Joy 8 4 Flying Prince 7 0 Speedmint 8 0 Gay Idea 7 0 La Moderne 7 13 Whakapara 7 0 Barascope 7 12 Werata 7 0 Pomp 7 7 Catch Em 7 0 Gold Trail 7 7 Hampton Park 7 0 Imperial Prince 7 7 Helium 7 0 King’s Archer 7 5 Alloy 7 0

TYCHO HACK HANDICAP. £100. Six furlongs. Kerbside 8 13 Denise 7 1 Niggerhead 8 12 Dorian 7 0 Hula Belle 8 9 Cleaner 7 0 Solwit 8 4 Tea Garden 7 0 Crash 7 9 High Tor 7 0 Some Good 7 9 Reserve Fund 7 0 Ian’s March 7 9 Royal Tara 7 0 Silver Streak 7 8 Gay Nita 7 0 Rothen 7 2 WASHDYKE TROT HANDICAP, £100. Class 3.45. One mile and a-half. Alpha Wrack scr St. Felix scr Colleen Derby scr Sunbrown scr Desert Maiden scr Tui Carbine scr Eastern Prince scr yds bhd Flying Prince scr Black Watch 24 Girvan scr Rey Direct 24 Preface scr Whitstone 36 Royal Audo scr King’s Cup 48 Royal de Oro scr TIMARU CUP HANDICAP. £175. One and a-quarter miles. Cricket Bat 9 5 Water Power 7 5 Minerval 8 12 Night Recital 7 3 Ramo 8 11 Locksley 7 0 Shatter 8 8 Some Toff 7 0 Merry Peel 8 6 Pharaoh 7 0 SPRING STAKES. £95. Five furlongs. Dracula 7 7 Palantua 7 7 Elgindale 7 7 Shamfight 7 7 Helen Gold 7 7 Tibbie 7 7 Lady Zephyr 7 7 Worship 7 7 Madge's Tray 7 7 Grouse 7 7 Molten 7 7 Trivet 7 7 HADLOW TROT HANDICAP, £105. Class 2.58. One mile and a-quarter. Avaunt scr Jessie Huon 24 Happy Boy scr Red Spur 24 Indianapolis scr Royal Chenault 24 Royal Wrack scr Banffshire Lad 35 Gold Paper 12 Gumdigger 36 yds bhd Lord Antrim 12 KERRYTOWN HACK HANDICAP, £100. One mile. Night Flyer 9 3 Fearsome 7 5 Tippling 8 11 Rocket 7 5 Craigavon 8 8 Pharaoh 7 0 Red Royal 8 8 Adult 7 0 Metal Bird 8 3 Pink Paper 7 0 First Song 7 9 Nightform 7 0 The Sun 7 7 Footwork 7 0 Sports King 7 5 Blue Hills 7 0 FLYING HANDICAP, £120. Six furlongs. Ranelagh 9 9 Al Jolson 7 6 Belvoir 8 13 Royal Sceptre 7 5 Mount Boa 8 3 Hula Belle 7 5 Rin Tin Tin 8 1 Blue Metal 7 0 Night Recital 8 1 Night Lad 7 0 Waving Corn 7 12 Tip Tree 7 0