SPORTING

Southland Times, Issue 22774, 27 December 1935, Page 10

SPORTING

NOTES BY SIR MODRED.

The Cattle Flat Hack Racing Club Annual gathering will take place today.

Winton Trotting Club’s Annual fixture will be Saturday’s local racing outing.

The Dunedin Jockey Club’s Summer meeting will be concluded on'Saturday.

Cuddle led all the way in Auckland Cup and shattered the course record.

South Island youngsters, stayers, and sprinters were badly beaten at A.R.C. meeting.

Acceptances for the concluding occasion of D.J.C. meeting are due at noon to-day.

Cuddle won Auckland Cup in record time with greatest weight foi- one of her sex.

The Gore Trotting Club’s Annual fixture yesterday should return a useful profit.

A special train will leave Invercargill for Winton T.C. races to-morrow at 11.15 a.m.

The opening event at Winton Trotting Club meeting to-morrow is timed at 1.5 p.m.

Jonathan established a weight record in winning A.R.C. Railway Handicap at 9.12.

The trotting mare Air Flow has been definitely booked to travel to West Australia.

The best time records for Auckland Cup are held by two mares, both with real weight.

In 1932 Auckland Cup Fast Passage (8.11) made 3.23 4-5. Cuddle (9.0) recorded 3.23 1-5.

Weights for the first day of Southland R.C. Summer fixture are due on Monday.

A deserving pair succeeded in D.J.C. Hurdles yesterday—W. Cooper with Chrysology.

The Forbury system and place wagering will operate at Winton T.C. fixture to-morrow.

The sixty-second Great Northern Derby will be decided at Auckland on New Year’s Day.

Roi I’Or won the Ashburton Trotting Cup yesterday and scored expenses for his Perth trip.

The Great Northern Foal Stakes winner, Gallio, is a son of General Latour from Prodice.

Mazir, winner of Queen’s Plate at Auckland, is by Whirlwind—The Begum, and a horse, 4yrs.

J. Olsen’s pupil, Shu, did well to finish second to Mazir at A.R.C. meeting yesterday.

Ranking as a four-year-old in New Zealand and a three-year-old in her home land of U.S.A., Mr J. R. McKenzie’s filly Air Flow opened the eyes of southern onlookers in the Gore Trotting Club Cup (2m.) yesterday as to the capabilities of a real American square-gaited trotting juvenile. In a field of 18, she was never near the fence and must have covered a very large extent of extra country on her journey, but in the capable hands of veteran James Bryce she was only beaten half a length for second place in a fast run contest and her time worked out at 4min 35sec. It is easy to imagine that alone on the rails she would have trotted well inside 4.30. Spectators who understood the value of the feat were thrilled yesterday.

A most interesting sale has just been finalized through the agency of Messrs Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., who have purchased on behalf of Mr John Donald, Westmere, Wanganui, the brood mare, Lambent, by Tractor from Dazzling Light, by Kilbroney from Simper. Lambent was bred and owned by the Southland breeder, Mr W. T. Hazlett, and she is the first of the female descendants of Simper that Mr Hazlett has vet been persuaded to sell. It will be remembered that for a number of years Simper and her daughters were quartered at the Westmere Stud where they were consorts of Mr Donald’s defunct sire, Chief Ruler. Mr Donald was anxious to secure one of the descendants of Simper by Chief Ruler from Mr Hazlett but. as several of these are still racing. Mr Hazlett was eventually persuaded to put a price on Lambent, .vhose sire, Tractor, is. like Chief Ruler, ay The Tetrarch. Lambent is a low set, deep and splendid type of brood mare .aas a lovely filly foal at foot by Colonel Cygnus, the young imported stallion who is now at the head of Mr Hazlett’s* stud, near Invercargill. Lambent was again mated to Colonel Cygnus this year but next season she will visit Mr Donald’s new acquisition, the Phalaris horse, Phaleron Bay. Simper, which famous mare was bred by his Majesty the King, has proved one of the greatest mares in the N.Z. Stud Book and her many descendants include Affectation, Gold Light, Razzle Dazzle (the sister to Dazzling Light), Beacon Light, Ruling Light, Sir Simper etc. Lambent, who was foaled in 1927, should prove to be a very valuable addition to the fine collection of some 30 odd imported Australian and New Zealand-bred mares that to-day comprise the Westmere Stud. WINTON TROTTING CLUB REHANDICAPS DECLARED. The following are the rehandicaps for the Winton Trotting Club’s meeting:— SOUTH HILLEND HANDICAP.— Annie Moko, 48yds bhd. COMMISSIONER’S HANDICAP.— Harold Guy, 48yds bhd; Silver Guy, 48yds bhd. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP.—GoIden Mist, 24yds bhd. TROTTING CLUB HANDICAP.— Fairhaven, 36yds bhd; Full Hand, 36yds bhd. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP.—Annie Moko, 48yds bhd; Parrish Chimes, 120 yds bhd. SPEEDWELL HANDICAP.—CentraI Parrish, 24yds bhd. FAREWELL HANDICAP.—Fairhaven, 24yds bhd; Full Hand 24yds bhd. ROWING MACANDREW BAY REGATTA. (Per United Press Association.) Dunedin, December 26. There was a large attendance at the combined Boxing Day regatta at Macandrew Bay and the entries showed a big improvement over those of the last few years. The chief interest centred in the rowing events, in which all the clubs in Otago were represented. The most successful club was the Otago Rowing Club which gained five wins and three seconds. The Port Chalmers Club won two events and the Queen’s Drive Club A handicap sailing race for 14-footers resulted: Winifred (7min) 1, Vai (scr) 2, Betty ,(2min)3.

GORE TROTTING CLUB A SUCCESSFUL FIXTURE. KEEN RACING WITNESSED. SLIGHT FINANCIAL DECREASES. (By Sir Modred.) Heavy rain during the early morning hours and lighter showers as the day advanced did not promise well for outdoor sporting events, but the state of the weather did not deter southern and northern’ patrons for the Gore Trotting Club’s Annual fixture from turning out in force—the fast special train from Invercargill and a train from Dunedin both appeared to carry more passengers than is usual on Boxing Day. The motor traffic, too, must have been well up to the best previous figures, judging by the huge number of cars parked in the special area devoted to this purpose, but there was a slight leakage somewhere and it is safe to say that it occurred in the home district. However, the spacious enclosures of the Gore Racing Club’s property presented an animated sight when turned over to the light harness sport for one afternoon of the season and it was surprising to learn that the gate receipts totalled £431, as compared with £437 5/- last season, a decrease of £6 5/-. The rain cleared off before the opening event was called on and although the sky was overcast and threatening throughout only two very light downfalls of moisture were experienced and in neither case did they inconvenience or discourage an enthusiastic gathering of followers of trotting. The attendance was swelled by many northern visitors, and with horses from Christchurch, North Otago, Dunedin, Central Otago and various Southland districts meeting to measure strides it can be understood that the sport presented was exciting and of a high quality—times recorded will bear out this contention to a marked degree. The principal event, Gore Trotting Cup Handicap, attracted the very satisfactory field of eighteen starters and there was lusty cheering when the favourite each way, the Gore-trained mare Fairhaven won from two good Christchurch visitors in the promising pacer Full Hand and the imported square-trotting mare Air Flow—the fine performance of the last-named in a jumbling field of hoppled performers coming in for special admiration and comment. The meeting was well managed by the president, Mr John Brown, and his band of eager honorary officials and if punctuality was not the order of the occasion there were mitigating circumstances. This is explained by the fact that greatly admired and recently completed extensive totalisator accommodation was strange to the public and in use for the first time, while huge fields had to be marshalled and the use of the Forbury system and place method of betting also delayed matters. It was therefore found very difficult to cram all demands on official management in the short intervals now permitted between the events by the Rules of Trotting, hence the final event was started about seventy minutes after the scheduled hour, but as the meeting was carried out on a full public holiday the public accepted the position v .hh equanimity. The sport was of a high standard throughout and those pi esent closely connected with it had good things to say of a club and district responsible for the gathering. At the totalisators the Forbury system (two dividends in the ratio of 75 and 25 per cent.) and place method (three prices each of 33 1-3 per cent.) were in operation and the investments for the day totalled £12,936 10/-, as compared with £13,072, a decrease of £135 10/-. There were no large dividends during the day, but in several instances substantial prices were returned in place wagering. _ A mead of praise is due where the secretary, Mr R. S. Green, was concerned, as the general arrangements and smooth working of his department assisted materially to the success of an enjoyable light harness fixture. The following are the detailed results: —

CROYDON HANDICAP (saddle), £l3O, second £2O, third £lO. Unhoppled trotters. Class 3.49. One mile and a-half. 10_7 D. U. Crosbie’s b.m. Annie Moko, by Peter Moko—Our Annie, aged, Lt. (A. L. Budge) , , r, 7—2 T. A. Flemings br.m. Bell Norris, aged, 84yds bhd (A. McLellan) 2 11—H F. J. Tamblyn’s drk. b.m. Sylvia Moko, aged, 48yds bhd (owner) ° (Winner trained by A. L. Budge, Lumsden.) Also started.—2—4 Paul Bingen, It (D. C. Watts), s—lo Appomatox, It (A. Huggins), I—3 Long Island, It (A. McGregor), 4—B Elliotvale, It (J. McLennan), 12—12 Edwin Bingen, It (T. Wallis), 6—5 Goodwood, 12yds (J. Langford), 3—l Clipped Wings, 48yds (W. Todd), B—6 Imperial Wave, 48yds (G. McDonald), 9—9 Minstrel, 84yds (F. Langford). Won by half a length, third a length away, Paul Bingen fourth. Times, 3min. 46sec., 3min. 39 2-ssec., 3min. 42 4-ssec. TRIAL HANDICAP (saddle), £l3O, second £2O, third £10; class 3.43. One mile and a-half. 3 —2 J. T. Hunter’s ch.g. Silver Guy, by Adioo Guy—Jenny . Bell Jnr., syrs, It (A. J. McLellan) 1 6—5 W. H. Mortimer’s br.g. Loyal Sun, 4yrs, It. (W. Thomas) . 2 13—12 Cruickshank Bros.’ b.g. Direct Thorpe, 4yrs, It. (P. Gallagher) 3 (Winner trained by A. McLellan, Invercargill.) Also started.—l2—ls Carver Doone, It. (E. Mitchell), 4—6 Worthy Claire, It. (I. Herbert), 17—18 Fortune King, It. (H. Guest), 9—9 Leitrim, It. (R. J. Marshall), 15—15 Patricia Derby, It. (D. C. Watts), 2—3 Pasha, It. (J. Stewart), 7—ll Loyalist, It. (A. McGregor), 17—16 Bill Drusus, It (P. McKay), 11—14 Moradine, It. (D. Kerr), 16—8 Central Derby, It. (W. Paterson), 10 —13 Hoyle, It. (B. Jarden), 18 —17 Glen Lady, It (C. Pringle), B—4 Eglinton, It. (A. Budge), 14—10 Vanilla Guy, 24yds (A. McLeod), I—l Tritoma, 24yds (J. Walsh), 5—7 Shandon Chimes 36yds (J. McLennan). Won by one and a-half lengths, third same distance away, Pacha fourth. Times, 3min. 30 4-ssec., 3min. 31 2-ssec., 3min. 31 4-ssec. GORE TROTTING CUP HANDICAP, £3lO, including trophy value £lO, second £6O, third £3O; class 4.47. Two miles. 1 — 1 J. Murray’s b.m. Fairhaven, by Man-’o-War—May Tracey, 6yrs, It. (J. Walsh) 1 2— Mrs M. A. Hall’s b.g. Full Hand, syrs, It. (C. Tasker) 2 6—B J. R. McKenzie’s blk-m. Air Flow, 4yrs, 12yds bhd (J. Bryce) 3 (Winner trained by A. B. Rattray, Gore.) Also started.—3—3 Royal Guy, It. (J. Dynes), 13—14 Bide-a-wee, It. (B. Jarden), 11—H Vologda, It. (W. Lawlor), 14 —17 Peter Mitchell, It. (A. Robertson), 4—4 Wrackette, It. (P. Gallagher), 7—12 Lindrum, It. (B. Rushton), 5—7 Moko Child, It. (D. M. Kerr), 9 —9 Sergeant Dallas, 12yds (E. Mitchell), 2—6 De Soto, 24yds (J. McLennan), 15—15 Erin’s Fair, 24yds (J. G. Cruickshanks), 16—17 Red Spur, 36yds (R. Low), B—lo Greenmantle, 36yds (D. C. Watts), 12—13 Blue Mountain Queen, 48yds (J. R. McMurray), 3—5

Lynwood, 72yds (E. Todd), 14—16 Royal Parade 72yds (C. Hunter). Won by one and a half lengths, third half a length away, De Soto fourth. Times, 4min. 34 2-ssec., 4min. 34 4-ssec., 4min. 35sec. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, (saddle), £155; second £3O, third £l5. Class 2.23. One mile. 3— J. McMillan’s gr.g. Central Parrish, by Guy Parrish—Bon Homme mare, syrs, It. (P. Gallagher) 1 2—l J. Prendeville’s b.g. Eighteen Carat, 6yrs, 12yds bhd (P. Chaplin) 2 B—B C. Chittock’s br.m. Ozanam, aged, It. (J. McLennan) 3 (Winner trained by S. Hawthorne, Kurow.) Also started.—7—7 Norrie Rock, It. (W. Todd), I—2 Bright Voyage, It. (A. J. McLellan) and Sun Worshipper, It. (N. McLellan) coupled, B—B Carillon Chimes, It. (R. J. Smith), coupled with Ozanam, 4—4 Royal Palm, It. (G. Caddy), 9—lo Master Lee, It. (E. Mitchell), 6—6 Desert Cloud, 12yds (J. Maconnell), 2 —l Happy Knight, 12yds (J. Walsh), coupled with Eighteen Carat, 5—5 Sir Gowan, 12yds (A. McGregor), 10—9 Erin’s Boy, 36yds (C. Walker). Won by half a length, third same distance away, Royal Palm fourth. Times, 2min. 16sec., 2min. 15 l-ssec., 2min. 16 3-ssec. MAT AURA HANDICAP, £l6O. Second £3O, third £l5. Unhoppled trotters. Class 5.4. Two miles. 1— F. J. Tamblyn’s b.g. Parrish Chimes, by Guy ParrishCathedral Chimes mare, 6yrs, 60yds bhd (C. Pringle) 1 2— 2 A. McLellan’s br.m. Anna’s Voyage, aged, It. (owner) 2 11 —9 J. English’s br.g. Edwin Bingen, aged, It. (T. Wallis) 3 (Winner trained by C. Pringle, Momona.) Also started.—8 —6 Happy Peter, It. (R. Marshall), 10—13 Mocking Bird, It. (J. Docherty), 7—7 Ingle Chenault, It. (J. Walsh), 6—lo Sandy Drusus, It. (D. Macdonald), 12—11 Appomatox, It. (A. Huggins), 9—B Gipsy Lee, It (J. Dynes), 13—12 Burns, It. (J. R. McMurray), 5—5 Patty Todd, It. (F. Farquharson), 3—3 Sylvia Moko, 36yds (P. Gallagher), 4—4 Leeway, 108yds (L. J. Brown). Won by half a length, third one length away, Sandy Drusus fourth. Times, 4min. 48sec., 4min. 53 l-ssec., 4min. 54sec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, £l3O. Second £2O, third £lO. Class 4.3. One mile and five furlongs. 1— 1 D. McFarlane’s ch.g. Harold Guy, by Adioo Guy—Harold Rothschild mare, syrs, It. (J. Maconnell) _ 1 4— 3 J. F. Hamilton’s ch.g. Tritoma, 4yrs, 36yds bhd (J. Walsh) 2 2— 2 Cross Bros.’ b.h. Gold Valley, syrs, It. (W. Thomas) 3 (Winner trained by J. Maconnell, Otautau.) Also started. —5—5 Labour Chimes, It. (E. Mitchell), 7—7 Nell Grattan, It. (W. Todd), and Roan Duke, It. (E. Todd) coupled, 3—4 Walter Gay, It. (J. Langford), 12—12 Bright Logan, It. (A. Budge), 9—lo Salolon, It. (A. McGregor), 4 —3 Seaward de Oro, It. (L. Klemick) coupled with Tritoma, 13 —13 Glen Lady, It. (C. Pringle), B—9 Worthy Claire, It. (J. Dynes), 10—11 Bondi Chimes, It. (J. Stewart), 11 —8 Norham Lady, It. (J. R. Scott) and Bonnie Brydone, It. (P. Gallagher) coupled, 6—6 Guywin, 48yds (A. Bromby), 14—14 Stalwart, 48yds (W. Paterson). Won by three-quarters of a length, third half a length away, Bright Logan fourth. Times. 3min. 49sec., 3min. 46 2-ssec., 3min. 50sec.

PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. £l6O. Second £3O. third £l5. Class 3.39. One and a-half miles. I—l H. J. Delargey’s b.g. Golden Mist, by Rey de Oro—Nan Brent, 4yrs, 12yds bhd (D. C. Watts) 1 5—4 J. R. McKenzie’s b.g. Royal Palm, 4yrs, It. (J. Bryce) 2 10—12 J. Westerman’s b.g. Donalda, 4yrs, It. (B. Jarden) 3 (Winner trained by J. Henderson, Oamaru.) Also started.—B—B Chevalier, It. (A. McGregor), 14 —13 Blue Spark, It. (J. Scott), 9 —ll Mishap, It. (E. Mitchell), 3—2, Belle Grattan, It. (W. Cosgrove), 7—7 Chief Drusus, It. (A. McLellan), 11 —9 Seamark, It (A. L. Budge), 12—10 Single Lee, It. (T. Wallis), 6 —6 Embark, It. (F. Langford), 15—15 Erin’s Chief, 12yds (D. Kerr), 4—5 Mountain Lad, 12yds (J. Walsh), 13—14 War Betty 24yds (R. Marshall), 2—3 Radiant Gold 48yds (P. Gallagher). Won by three lengths, third a neck away, Chief Drusus fourth. Times, 3min. 23 l-ssec., 3min. 25 l-ssec., 3min. 25 4-ssec.

FINAL HANDICAP, £lBO. Second £36, third £lB. Class 2.56. One and a quarter miles. I—l Mrs M. A. Hall’s b.g. Full Hand, by Jack Potts —Maureen Galindo, syrs, It. (C. Tasker) 1 4 — 3 A. F. McGregor’s ch g Frank Mac, aged, It. (A. McGregor) 2 5— 5 F. S. Graham’s br.m. Bingen Wrack, aged, It. (P. Gallagher) 3 (Winner trained by C. Tasker, Christchurch.) Also started.—7—6 Sergeant Dallas, It. (E. Mitchell), B—B Vologda, It. (N. Lawlor), 10 —10 Erin’s Boy, It. (A. McLellan), 9—9 Bide-a-wee, It. (B. Jarden), 11—11 Erin’s Fair, 12yds (J. Cruickshank), 3—4 Greenmantle, 24yds (D. C. Watts), 12—12 Red Spur, 24yds (C. Low), 6—7 Blue Mountain Queen, 36yds (J. R. McMurray), 2—2 Lynwood, 48yds (E. Todd), 13—13 Royal Parade, 48yds (C. Hunter). Won by a length, third half a length away, Erin’s Fair fourth. Times, 2miru 50sec., 2min. 50 3-ssec., 2min. 51sec. COMMENT ON THE RACING. PRINCIPAL EVENT TO GORE. FAIRHAVEN SCORES CLEVERLY. (By Sir Modred.) The track was very firm and fairly fast, but hardly up to its best reputation owing to the roughening influence of a prolonged spell of dry, hot weather. However, the competitors travelled fast in several of the events and to some extent this was due to the improved quality of the performers in general. Mr W. R. Jones, who acted as starter, got his fields well away, but his task was an arduous one, as he had many green pacers and trotters to deal with and these novices caused delay, while the size of several of the fields was all against strict punctuality being observed at the barrier on occasions. Mr Jones made a success of actually getting his charges into line and giving them ample opportunities to get out fairly and squarely, but he might have marshalled the competitors more promptly and will probably do so when he next takes up official duties. The betting on the Croydon Handicap took a wide range. On the win machine Long Island was favourite by twenty-five over Paul Bingen who was fifty-six ahead of Wings. For a

place Clipped Wings was six better backed than Bell Norris with a gap of six to Long Island. Investments.—£6so (win £339, place £311), as against £957 10/- last season. At the start, to saddle, Long Island, Sylvia Moko and then Annie Moko mixed. Appomatox led out from Paul Bingen, Goodwood and Elliotvale, then the latter left his feet. In the straight Long Island moved up, but tangled and stopped Appomatox. At the stands Goodwood was in charge from Bell. Norris, Paul Bingen, Annie Moko and Clipped Wings, with Sylvia Moko closing up. Down the back Goodwood and Bell Norris were together, then Annie Moko. with Sylvia Moko trotting past Paul Bingen, who mixed badly. Goodwood led to the stretch, but tangled, leaving Bell Norris heading Annie Moko, and Sylvia Moko closing up. In a good race from the distance Annie Moko forged, ahead to win by half a length from Bell Norris, with Sylvia Moko, who put in a fine effort over the last half mile a length off third, then at intervals Paul Bingen (fourth), Goodwood, Long Island and Edwin Bingen. ’ It was a fine race over the last furlong and a half between Annie Moko and Bell Norris but the steadiness of the former throughout enabled her to win nicely for her Lumsden connections. She was piloted by her trainer A. L. Budge. Bell Norris moved up smartly early, but had not the staying ability of the winner. Goodwood looked to be a certainty to get into the money turning for home when he tangled. Long Island, who mixed and bucked by the way, trotted very fast in patches.

The Trial Handicap in saddle saw Tritoma elected favourite. For a win he had three tokens more than Pacha who was foui’ ahead of Silver Guy. For a place Tritoma was three better backed than Silver Guy, Pacha thirty-five less backed. Investments: -£ll5l 10/- (win £606 10/-, place £545), as against £1603 last year.

At the start to saddle Carver Doone, Fortune King, Loyalist, Moradine and Worthy Clair commenced badly or tangled. Pacha shot out but broke and Central Derby took charge from Silver Guy, Loyal Sun, and Eglinton. At the stands Central Derby led Loyal Sun, Pacha, Eglinton, and Silver Guy. It was a fine race in the back stretch with Central Derby showing from Loyal Sun, Pacha, Eglinton, and Bill Drusus, while Shandon Chimes was putting in a claim. At the far turn Loyal Sun led Pacha, Bill Drusus, Eglinton, Patricia Derby and Shandon Chimes. Racing to home turn Loyal Sun was attended by Pacha, while Silver Guy was doing well on the fence from Bill Drusus and Shandon Chimes. In the run to the judge Silver Guy stayed best to win by a length and a half from Loyal Sun, with Direct Thorpe, who came fast, a similar distance off third, Pacha fourth, then Tritoma, Shandon Chimes and Eglinton.

Ridden by A. J. McLellan and prepared by A. McLellan, of Invercargill, Silver Guy, a well-bred son of Adioo Guy—Jenny Bell jun., won nicely from Loyal Sun, a promising descendant of Grattan Loyal, while Central Otago horseman, P. Gallagher, squeezed the little fancied Direct Thorpe into third berth and a remunerative place quote. This promising son of Wellington Direct was having his first start and was unlucky to strike early interference.

The Gore Trotting Cup was a splendid betting race with several of the runners extensively followed. To win Fairhaven was one hundred and three better backed than Full Hand, Royal Guy twenty-seven less fancied. For a place Fairhaven was thirty-eight better fancied than Full Hand, Royal Guy four less backed.

Investments: £2203 (win £1279 10/-, place £923 10/-), as against £2222 10/last year. At the start Moko Child, Lindrum, De Soto, Sergeant Dallas, Royal Parade and Vologda did not get away well. De Soto was unlucky. Almost at once Bide-a-Wee tangled and interfered with Lynwood who got off well and was going great guns. The first to show out were Royal Guy and Fairhaven. Going to the back Royal Guy was in charge from Blue Mountain Queen, Fairhaven, Moko Child, Full Hand, Wrackette and Air Flow, with others close up. There was little change to the stands and with a mile to go Royal Guy was still in command from Blue Mountain Queen. Fairhaven, Full Hand, Erin’s Fair, Moko Child, Vologda, Greenmantle, Air Flow and De Soto all within striking distance of the leader. A keen race was in progress in the back stretch with Royal Guy still attended by Blue Mountain Queen, Fairhaven, Full Hand, Erin’s Fair, Moko Child, Vologda, and Greenmantle, but Air Flow had commenced to move up on the outer, trotting perfectly. After rounding the far turn Full Hand took charge from Royal Guy, with Fairhaven improving her position, then came Vologda, while Air Flow was trotting up smartly. Full Hand was first to head for home, but Fairhaven wore him down from the distance to beat him by a length and a-half, while Air Flow got up to within half a length of Full Hand in third place; De Soto, who paced fast over the last three furlongs was fourth, then came Erin’s Fair, Wrackette, Moko Child, Greenmantle, Royal Guy, and Lynwood. It was a very attractive race throughout and there was lusty cheering for the Gore-trained winner Fairhaven, driven by Southland’s leading reinsman J. Walsh, and trained by A. B. Rattray. Fullhand, the Christchurch visitor, paced a stout race into second place. It was thought that he came out too soon from the far turn, but his driver probably noted that the American trotting mare, Air Flow, was coming along and hastened for home well knowing what he had to expect Air Flow was well driven and trotted a perfect race, but Fairhaven and Full Hand were too good on the day. Lynwood was unlucky at the start

Two brackets carried the bulk of the investments for the Telegraph Handicap. . On the win machine the coupled Bright Voyage and Sun Worshipper were one hundred and thirty-four better backed than the coupled Happy Knight and Eighteen Carat, Central Parrish one hundred and twenty-three less favoured. On the place the coupled Happy Knight and Eighteen Carat were eleven preferred to McLellan’s pair, Central Parrish sixty-eight less favoured. The investments totalled £1752 (win £1077 10/-, place £674 10/-), as against £lBBl 10/- last season.

Sun Worshipper tangled and interfered with Bright Voyage when the barrier was released, while Happy Knight and Norrie Rack (struck trouble) failed to get away welt Ozanam darted out quickly followed by Master Lee, Central Parrish. Royal Palm, and Eighteen Carat. There was little change down the back. Racing across the top Ozanam was clear’ from Royal Palm and Master Lee in company. Ozanam led into the straight from Royal Palm, with Master Lee retiring, then came Central Parrish and Eighteen Carat. From inside the distance the four leaders joined issue. In a great finish Central Parrish got up to win by half a length from Eighteen Carat, with Ozanam a similar distance off third, while Royal Palm was a neck away fourth. A mix-up at the start was unfortunate, as it extinguished the chances of the heavily supported Sun Worshipper and Bright Voyage. The pace was fast over the first half-mile—round about lmin 7 2-ssec —with the result that the four participants in an exciting finish were very tired. P. Gallagher rode a vigorous race to spatch

success for Central Parrish, a smart five-year-old gelding from Kurow. Eighteen Carat paced very pluckily into second berth, aftd Ozanam just failed to carry on over the last half furlong despite the nice lead smartly established by his rider J. McLennan.

The public declared for Parrish Chimes in the Mataura Handicap. For a win he had two hundred and sixtynine admirers more than Anna’s Voyage who was ninety-eight ahead of Sylvia Moko. For a place Parrish Chimes was one hundred and eleven better backed than Anna’s Voyage with a gap of twelve to Sylvia Moko. Investments: £1441 10/- (win £839, place £702 10/-), as compared with £1442 last year. Several of the trotters failed to strike a gait at the start, including Happy Peter, Burns, Mocking Bird and Appomatox. Anna’s Voyage got away with marked celerity from Sandy Drusus, Patty Todd, Edwin Bingen and Gipsy Lee. With a mile left behind Anna’s Voyage -was just leading Sandy Drusus by enough to swear by. then came Edwin Bingen and Gipsy Lee, while Parrish Chimes was moving up fast from the rear. Down the back Anna’s Voyage retained his lead from Sandy Drusus, while Parrish Chimes was in third berth with Edwin Bingen. When the home bend was reached Sandy Drusus looked to have a slight advantage from Anna’s Voyage, as Parrish Chimes closed up and Edwin Bingen made a skip. In an exciting battle from the distance Parrish Chimes stayed best to beat Anna’s Voyage by a bare half length, with Edwin Bingen a length away third and Sandy Drusus close up fourth, then came Sylvia Moko, .fatty Todd, and Gipsy Lee. . The winner made up his ground steadily from 60 yards and trotted a very game race to win narrowly. Anna’s Voyage stepped splendidly throughout, but was not quite good enough. Despite mixing ’by the way Edwin Bingen raced welt Sandy Drusus trotted like a gelding who might be improved into a winner, and useful free-legged performer.

There was no mistaking the favourite for the Stewards Handicap. For a win Harold Guy was one hundred and sixty better backed than Gold Valley who was forty-four ahead of Walter Gay. For a place Harold Guy was thirty-seven preferred to Gold Valley, the coupled Seaward de Oro and Tritoma fifty-five less backed. Investments: £1449 10/- (win £745; place, £704 10/-), as against £1521 last season. Guywin failed to leave the mark. Seaward de Oro was slow away. Worthy Claire was first to break the line from Walter Gay, Gold Valley, Bright Logan, and Harold Guy. At the stands, with a mile to go, Walter Gay was just showing from Worthy Claire, attended by Gold Valley, Harold Guy, Tritoma, Norham Lady, and Glen Lady. At the back Worthy Claire led Walter Gay, with Gold Valley and Tritoma next followed by Harold Guy and Glen Lady, while Seaward de Oro was moving up fast. Racing across the top Worthy Claire was under pressure from Walter Gay, Tritoma, Harold Guy and Seaward de Oro. At this stage Walter Gay broke and Gold Valley was interfered with. Then Seaward de Oro lost her driver. Worthy Clair then led Tritoma, Harold Guy into the straight, with Gold Valley moving up again. In the stretch Gold Valley finished fast. Staying best in over the final stage Harold Guy won by threequarters of a length from Tritoma, with Gold Valley half a length off third, then came Bright Logan (fourth), Stalwart. Labour Chimes, Glen Lady, and Worthy Claire. Gold Valley appeared to be the unlucky contestant as he was going well when he met with interference. The winner is a useful son of Adioo Guy and is trained by the consistent mentor J. Maconnell for the Western District owner, Mr D. McFarlane.

A good favourite in Golden Mist was found for the President’s Handicap. Foi- a win he had sixty-one tickets more than Radiant Gold, who was one hundred and eight ahead of Belle Grattan. For a place Golden Mist was eighteen bettei’ backed than Belle Grattan, Radiant Gold two less selected. Investments: £2024 10/- (win £ll5l, place £873 10/-', as compared with £1751 last season. On moving off Blue Spark. Single Lee and Embark were slow to strike their gaits and Belle Grattan broke up. Donalda led out from Seamark and Royal Palm, then came Mishap. At the stands with a mile to go Donalda was followed by Golden Mist, Seamark, Royal Palm, Mishap. Chief Drusus, and Mountain Lad. As the field streamed down the far side Donalda was still in charge, but Golden Mist had moved up close from Royal Palm, Embark, Mountain Lad and Chief Drusus. Crossing the top the four leaders in close order were Donalda, Golden Mist, Embark and Royal Palm, with a big gap to Mishap, Mountain Lad and Chief Drusus. Approaching the final bend Golden Mist dashed to the front and drew right away to reach the stretch and score pulling up by four lengths from Royal Palm, with Donalda a neck off third, Chief Drusus well up fourth, then Mountain Lad, Blue Spark, and Mishap. The winner, a very promising four-year-old gelding by Rey de Oro—Nan Brent, and trained at Oamaru by the veteran mentor J. Henderson, came south with a high reputation, which he duly bore out as the easiest winner of the' day. It was a very smart performance to pace twelve furlongs in 3.23 1-5 and Royal Palm did well to gain second berth in 3.25 1-5.

The Christchurch trained Full Hand was the main selection for the Final Handicap. For a win he had thirty-five supporters more than Lynwood, who was two hundred and nineteen ahead of Greenmantle. For a place Full Hand was seventy-three better backed than Lynwood, with a gap of ten to Frank Mac, Greenmantle twenty-two less fancied. Investments: £2137 (win £1195, place £942), as against £1693 10/- last season. Shortly after the start Red Spear (C. Low) fell and Sergeant Dallas (E. Mitchell) fell over him, while Lynwood was seriously interfered with and lost his chance. Erin’s Boy and Bingen Wrack were the early leaders. Racing to the .back Frank Mac took charge from Bingen Wrack, Full Hand, Erin’s Boy, Greenmantle, and Blue Mountain Queen, Crossing the. top Frank Mac was clear from Bingen Wrack, Greenmantle and Full Hand running in close order. Frank Mac led into the straight from Bingen Wrack, Full Hand, Greenmantle and Erin’s Fair. Getting a nice run on the fence, Full Hand shot out just inside the distance to cut down the leaders and win by a length from Frank Mac. with Bingen Wrack half a length off third, attended by Erin’s Fair (fourth) then came Greenmantle, Blue Mountain Queen, Vologda and Erin’s Boy. Full Hand got a great rim on the rails, but he is a pacer above the average and might have won in any case. Descended from the maternal line of that great square trotter Michael Galindo, by Galindo (imp.), he resembles the square-gaited performer in some respects. The early mishap put a good horse in Lynwood .out of court, and the Wyndham-trained pacer was decidedly unfortunate, as in both his starts during the afternoon he met with interference. C. Low, driver of Red Spur, who came to grief, was taken to hospital quarters for observation, E. Mitchell, driver of Sergeant Dallas, was severely shaken, but did not appear to be otherwise injured, ,

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB YESTERDAY’S RACING. OSCULATE LEADING WINNER. SPRINT TO CAPITAL. (Per United Press Association.) Dunedin, December 26. The Dunedin Jockey Club’s Summer meeting opened to-day in dull weather. The totalisator handled £17,721 compared with £14,655 for the first day last year. The results were :— OTOKIA HURDLES, £l5O. One and a-half miles. 3—2 Chrysology 9.0 (W. Cooper) 1 I—l Black Duke 11.0 (R. Beale) 2 5—5 Red Lance 9.0 (A. L. Pratt) 3 Also started:—2 —3 Arctic Star 10.6, 4— Sunward 9.11. Won by half a-length, third three lengths away. Time, 2min 44 3-ssec. TRIAL HANDICAP, £l2O, seven furlongs. 1— Disguise 8.8 (A. E. Ellis) 1 3— Sunny Jean 8.7 (A. E. Didham) 5_4 Vantoon 8.5 (W. Cooper) 3 Also started:—2—2 Jack a Hoy 9.0, 7—7 Oliver 8.12, 9—B Hanlon 8.8, 13— 13, Braw Lass 8.7, 11—11 Gambler’s Luck 8.7, 10—10 Sir Rosenor 8.7, 6—6 Te Ahurangi 8.7, 4—5 Wyn 8.5, B—9 Drink Up 8.5. 12—13 Last Dance 8.2. Won by two lengths, third threequarters of a length away. Time, lmin 29 3-ssec. DUNEDIN HANDICAP, £l5O, for two-year-olds, five furlongs. 5— 5 Studley Royal 7.6 (H. Phillips) 1 2— Epic 7.4 (C. T. Wilson) 2 4— 3 Amount 8.10 (L. Pratt) 3 Also started:—l—l Double Gift 8.4, 7— Rotui 7.8, B—B Warden’s Queen 7.8, 6—6 Asset 7.6, 3—4 Pink Polly 7.5. Won by two lengths, third three lengths away. Time, lmin 3sec. FEDERAL HANDICAP, £2OO, six furlongs. 7— Capital 7.0 (J. Mclnally) 1 1— Rebel Chief 8.3 (A. E. Ellis) 2 6— 6 Cherry Queen 7.11 (O. Mclnally) 3 Also started:—4—4 Great Star 8.3, 8— Tunneller 7.8, 2—3 Viking 7.7, 10—10 Locklaggan 7.6, 5—5 Tizzy 7.3, 9— 9 Hula Belle 7.2, 3—2 Bay Duke 7.0. Won by a head, third one and a-half lengths away. Time lmin 14 l-ssec. OTAGO HANDICAP, £3OO, one and aquarter miles. 2— Osculate 9.0 (R. J. Mackie) 1 4— 3 Kemal Pasha 8.12 (D. O’Connor) 2 6— Hunting Go 7.12 (E. J. Pinn) 3 Also started:—l—l Golden King 8.0, 5— Amy Johnson 7.9, 9—9 Toreador 7.4, 3—4 Cough 7 3, B—B Ramo 7.0. In a great finish Osculate got up to beat Kemal Pasha by three-quarters of a length, a head between second and third and a neck between Hunting Go and Golden King. Time, 2min Bsec. MILBURN HANDICAP, £l2O, seven furlongs. 2— Surge 7.7 (H. Phillips) 1 3— Silk Paper (A. E. Didham) 2 8— Shock 7.10 (O. Mclnally) 3 Also started:—l—l Top Coat 9.9, 2 —2 Saxophone coupled with Surge, 9—B Silver Lark 7.11, 6—6 Song Boy 8.4, 3—3 Linguist 7.11, coupled with Silk Paper, 11—12 Trek 8.1, 5—4 Aro Arc 7.10, 4—5 Great Empire 7.9, 7—7 Verain 7.8, 12—11 Paia Melba 7.7, 10—10 Lady Kate 7.7. Won by a neck, third one and a-half lengths away. Time, lmin 28sec. BURNSIDE HANDICAP, £l5O, seven furlongs. 2—l Queen of Song 8.5 (E. J. Pinn) 1 12—13 Rin Tin Tin (P. W. Powell) 2 5— 5 Daring Deed 8.3 (W. McEwan) 3 Also started:—ll—l2 The Smuggler 9.6, 3—2 Travenna 9.5, 6—6 Court Yard 8.6, 9—9 Toreador 8.5, 4—3 Supertax 8.4, 10—10 Final Bell 7.13, 1-4 Gaysome 8.2, 13—11 Salmo Salar 8.0, B—B Grand Review 7.13, 7—7 Cleaver 7.13. Won by three lengths, third one length away. Time, lmin 27 l-ssec. SALISBURY HANDICAP, £l5O, one mile. 7— 8 Madam Pompadour 7.9 (J. Dooley) 1 2—2 Galleon 8.0 (C. T. Wilson) 2 I—l High Glee 8.12 (A. E. Didham) 3 Also started:—8 —9 Custodian 9.3, 3—3 Mount Vai 8.8, 4—4 Queen Dorothy 8.4, 6— 6 Coatette 7.12, 9—7 Braw Lad 7.10, 5—5 Doctor Duthie 7.7, 10—10 Royal Pal 7.7, 11—11 Palatial 7.7. Won by three quarters of a length, third one and a-half lengths away. Time, lmin 41 4-ssec.

HANDICAPS FOR TO-MORROW. (Per United Press Association.) Dunedin, December 26. The following are the Dunedin Jockey Club’s handicaps for the second day:— TAIERI HURDLES HANDICAP, £l5O. One and a-half miles.

WRESTLING McCready and blomfield DRAW. (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, December 26. The wrestling season in Auckland was brought to a conclusion when a contest was held for the British Empire heavyweight championship between the holder, Earl McCready (Canada), and Lofty Blomfield (Auckland). The match went the full eight rounds and ended in a draw, neither man being able to gain a fall.

WAIPUKERAU JOCKEY CLUB SUMMER MEETING. HACK CUP TO MAINE. CULLUS A WINNER. (Per United Press Association.) Hastings, December 26. The Waipukurau Jockey Club’s Summer meeting was held to-day in beautiful weather. There was a large attendance and excellent racing, all the finishes being good. The totalisator was worked as one pool and the amount invested was £4844 10/-, an increase of £422 10/— on last year. TheTesults were.— MAIDEN HANDICAP, £6O. Six furlongs. 6 Golden Time 8.7 (J. Walsh) 1 3 Bumble 8.7 (L. Waddell) 2 1 Recitation 8.7 (F. Mullins) 3 Also started—2 Acranna 8.7, 9 Brown Money 8.7, 8 Morning Quest 8.7, 7 Myriam 8.7, 10 Call 8.7, 4 Minon 8.7, 5 Royal King 8.7. Won by half a head, Acranna fourth. Time, lmin 15sec. JUVENILE HANDICAP, £6O. Five furlongs. 2 Mohua 7.13 (0. Callinan) 1 1 Patricia Holm 8.8 (J. Walsh) 2 3 Marsys 8.5 (H. Young) 3 The only starters. Won by a head, third six lengths away. Time, lmin 4sec. AMALGAMATION HACK CUP, £lOO. One and a-quarter miles. 1 Maine 9.0 (O’Neill) 1 4 Version 7.2 (T. Forsyth) 2 3 Royal Shift 7.11 (C. Stratton) 3 Also started—2 Mesurina 8.2, 5 Tareha 713 6 Laconic 7.7, 7 Monarchy Head 7.2. Won by a head, third a length away. Time, 2min 9 l-ssec. BRAEBURN HANDICAP, £65. Five furlongs. 1 Lavina 9.0 (H. Young) 1 6 Greenore 7.10 (T. Forsyth) 2 5 Quake 8.8 (J. Walsh) 3 Also started—2 Pakanui 8.7, 4 Lady Cheval 8.3, 7 Mas+er Cyklon 8.0, 8 Caen 7.13, 3 Vivienne 7.10. Won by a length, third a length and a-half away, Pakanui fourth. Time lmin 1 3-ssec. HUNTER HANDICAP, £7O. One mile and a distance. 5 John Charles 10.13 (Mr McPherson) 1 2 Souchong 11.8 (Mr Dodds) 2 1 Father's Choice 10.13 (Mr Symes) 3 Also started —3 Tres Sec 11.13, 6 Purse 11.5, 4 Royal King 10.7, 7 Droflite 10.7. Two lengths each way, Purse fourth. Time, 2min. NOVICE RACE, £6O. Six furlongs. 1 Huntette 9.0 (H. Young) T 2 Snowball 9.0 (F. Mullins) t 3 Zionist 8.4 (J. Walsh) 3 Also started—4 Acranna 8.4. A dead heat, third horse a length away. Time, lmin 14sec. OPEN FLYING HANDICAP, £BO. Seven furlongs. 3 Cullus 7.9 (F. Berrigan) 1 5 Chopin 7.7 (T. Lowe) 2 4 Vivienne 7.7 (L. McNaughton) 3 Also started—l Slippery 9.10, 2 False Scent 7.10. Three lengths each way. Slippery was left at the post and finished last. Time, lmir» 28sec. PORANGAHAU HANDICAP, £65. Ona mile. 6 Snowball 8.8 (F. Mullins) 1 1 Blue Garter 8.5 (T. Forsyth) 2 4 Windward 9.0 (J. Walsh) 3 Also started—3 Contact 8.11, 5 Peggy Defoe 7.13, 2 Pawky 7.9. Won by a head, third two lengths away. Time, lmin 42sec. AMATEUR ATHLETICS POLE VAULT RECORD. AUSTRALIAN BEATS DOMINIONFIGURE. (Per United Press Association.) Hastings, December 26. Ted Winter, the New South Wales pole vaulting chamnion, beat the New Zealand pole vault record at Napier this afternoon, clearing the bar at 12ft Olin. The existing Dominion record (lift 4|in) is held by Baxter, of Christchurch.

RUGBY FOOTBALL (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) London, December 25. Rugby fixtures resulted as follows.— Swansea 11 v. Watsonians 6; Bridgeend 9 v. Master 5: Neath 6 v. London Welsh 10.

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB CUDDLE WINS CUP. BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE. SPRINT TO JONATHAN. (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, December 26. Tire Auckland Racing Club’s Summer Meeting opened at Ellerslie to-day in glorious weather. The track was in excellent order and keen racing was witnessed by an attendance of 31,000. The totalisator handled £76,928 10/against £75,274 on the first day last year when the Duke of Gloucester attended, an increase of £1654 10/-. _ Cuddle was responsible for a brilliant performance in the Cup race when she led all the way to win in a canter with a record weight and in time which is a record for the race. The results were — QUEEN’S PLATE, £3OO. One mile. Special weights. 3 Mazir (H. Wiggins) 1 1 Shu (P. Atkins) 2 10 Royal Appellant (R. Home) 3 Also started. —5 Keith Lu, 4 Corroboree, 2 Greek Shepherd, 9 Happy Landing, 8 Karohia, 11 Fleetwind, 7 Kotou, 6 Light Comedy. Won by two lengths, third a neck away, Greek Shepherd fourth. Time, Imin 37 2-ssec. GREAT NORTHERN FOAL STAKES, £750.. For two-year-olds. Six furlongs. 3 Gallio 8.10 (R. McTavish) 1 1 Stretto 8.5 (H. Wiggins) 2 7 Gay Chief 8.10 (P. Atkins) 3 Also started.—B Surview 8.10, 5 Wagner 8.10, 2 Wild Chase 8.10, 10 Abbess of Whitty 8.5, 4 Moquette 8.5, 6 Pelmet 8.5, 9 Queen’s Counsel 8.5. The field got away to a bad start, Gay Chief taking the lead early from Gallio, Moquette, Surview, Wagner and Stretto. The order at the distance was Gallio, Gay Chief, Stretto, Moquette, Wagner and Surview, Gallio staying on well to win by one and a-quarter lengths from Stretto, with Gay Chief two and a-half lengths away third and Surview fourth. Time, Imin 13 l-ssec. ROBINSON HANDICAP, £250. Seven furlongs. 3 Prince Ven 7.9 (H. Wiggins) 1 4 Lornacre 7.9, car. 7.6 (R. Winder) 2 7 Whirling 7.12 (H. Goldfinch) 3 Also started.—s Hest 8.13, 2 Bantry 8.9, 1 Teak 8.2, 10 Killadar car. 8.51, 14 Lionheart 7.13, 13 Polly Douglas 7.11, 9 Gloucester 7.9, 15 Bonnie Song 7.9, 8 Dancing Lady car. 7.21, 20 Kingspear car. 7.13, 16 Mountain Bruce car. 8.01, 17 Nigger Rill car. 7.4, 11 Needful 7.0, 12 Ring Shot car. 7.6, 6 Roaming car. 7.11, 19 Supreme Ruler car. 7.6, 10 Tidalia car. 7.11, 18 Valmint car. 7.1. Won by half a head, third a head away, Dancing Lady fourth. Time, 1 min 26sec. AUCKLAND CUP, £l5OO. Two miles. 1 Cuddle 9.0 (L. J. Ellis) 1 10 Senior 7.0 (W. Thomson) 2 13 Fersen car. 7.1 J (J. Walsh) 3 Also started.—7 Kiltowvn 8.8, 8 King Rey 8.3, 4 Kelly 7.12. 2 Argentic 7.9, 5 Vanestep 7.6, 9 Tybalt 7.4, 11 Monanui 7.2, 6 Gay Broney car. 7.6, 3 Mungatoon car. 7.3, 12 Erination car, 7.3, 14 Gay Rose car. 7.2. Cuddle, the favourite, was in nice condition and jumped ahead at the start, attended by Mungatoon, Kelly, Erination, Tybalt, and King Rey. With half the distance covered the order was Cuddle, Mungatoon, Kelly, Kiltowyn, Tybalt, King Rey, Erination and Monanui. Cuddle was still in front at the turn closely followed by Mungatoon, Monanui, Fersen, Argentic, Vanestep and Senior. Cuddle performed brilliantly to draw away at the finish and pass the post five lengths ahead of Senior with Fersen threequarters back third and Argentic fourth. Time, 3min 23 l-ssec, a record for the race. GRAFTON HURDLES, £350, two miles.

4 King’s Archer 11.0 (J. Sharkey) 1 1 Prince of Orange 9.8 (J. Cotter) 2 5 London, car. 9.1 - (W. Rennie) 3 Also started:— 2 Vai Watch 12.4, 3 Emancipation 108, 6 Gascille 9.2, The Sun 9.0. Gascille and King’s Archer led for most of the distance, Gascille falling at the last fence. King’s Archer won by 10 lengths from Prince of Orange, London two and a-half lengths away third, Emancipation fourth. Vai Watch fell and Emancipation broke down. Time, 3min 43sec. RAILWAY HANDICAP, £750, six furlongs. 3 Jonathan 9.12 (A. Tinker) 1 10 Rereatu 7.9 (G. Humphries) 2 4 Variant 7.4 (A. Messervy) 3 Also started:—s Impasto 8.11, 1 Silver Streak 8.9, 2 Diatomous 8.6, 12 Sinking Fund 8.1, 11 Star Artist 8.0, 7 Plato 7.11, 6 Galilee 7.7, 17 Cranford 7.5, 8 Prince Acre 7.2, 14 Coronis car. 7.2, 9 11 Duce car. 7.3, 16 Pasha car. 7.1, 15 Royal Secret 7.0, 13 Royal Dance car. 7.4. Jonathan was always well back and was second to last at the turn, but put in a brilliant finishing run on the rails to win with the record weight of 9.12. Rereatu was a head away second and Variant third, the same distance away with Impasto fourth. Time, Imin 12 4-ssec. NURSERY HANDICAP, £275, five furlongs. 3 Notium 8,9 (P. Atkins) 1 2 Rulette 7.8 (H. Wiggins) 2 6 Brilliancy 7.4 (R. Marsh) 3 Also started:—4 Golden Blonde 8.10, Karl 8.6, Surella 8.6. Won by a head, third two lengths away. Golden Blonde was fourth. Time Imin 3-ssec. ■CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, £350, one mile. 3 Fracas 8.12 (L. J. Ellis) 1 4 Spiral 9.0 (G. Humphries) 2 1 Namakia (H. Wiggins) 3 Also started:—9 Gay Marigold car |8.2, 8 Lowenburg 8.5, 12 Puss Moth 8.4, 5 Lady Graceful 7.8, 6 Adalene car 7.1 J, 7 Legatee car 7.8£, 2 On Parade 7.5, 10 Flood Tide car 7.3, 11 Scotch Nation 7.0, 13 United car 7.1. Won by a neck, third a neck away, Flood Tide fourth. Time, Imin 37 1-5 Sec. WEIGHTS FOR MONDAY. (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, December 26. The following are the weights for the second day of the Auckland Racing Club's [Summer meeting:— CRITERION HANDICAP, £3OO. For two-year-olds. Six furlongs.

WAITEMATA HANDICAP. £250. One mile and a-quarter.

AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. The following are the acceptances for the Auckland Trotting Club’s summer meeting on December 27:— SELBY HANDICAP. £l3O. One mile and a-half. Nelson Chief It Great Guy It yds bhd Bingen Sun It Waskasu Stalky It Elissa 48 Rose Marble It Worthy Nor 72 Polly Pan It Autumn Lou a-J Corona Bell It Dllfashion 84 DECEMBER HANDICAP. £l3O. One mile and a-quarter. Ranfurly Lass It Baron Alfonso It Lvnworthy It Gipsy Light It Transfer It Frank Best It Baron Grand It Terraplane It Activity It yds bhd Aerial Bell It Home Brew 12 Bronze King It Lux Lunae 12 Stargem It Proletarian 36 Lady Digger It Toll Gate 36 Worthy Song It Wee Parrish 06 Gloster It Parochial 48 Agnes Bingen It Kewpie s Crest 48 Roma Girl It GRANDSTAND HANDICAP. £275. One mile and a-half. yds bhd Glandore It Wee Machine 12 Grace McElwyn It Bingen Palm 24 Herod It Bingen Chief 24 King's Warrior It Lady Coronado 24 Pukemiro It Sure db Waress Great Parrish 48 AUCKLAND TROTTING CUP, £750. Two miles. Willie Derby It Graham Direct 12 Nimbus It Rey Spec 1Pecawav It Auto Machine 24 yds bhd Tempest 24 Kewpie’s Worthy Light 48 Triumph 12 Impromptu bo CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, £l5O. One mile and a-half. Replica It Red Frontier 24 Aerial Boy (T.) It King’s Guide 06 Bismuth It Valdor 36 Cherrill it Worthy Chief 36 yds bhd Argolis 36 Derby Fame 12 Tryment 36 Aircraft 12 Star Pronto 48 Lucky Love 24 Nervie’s Last 60 ROWE MEMORIAL HANDICAP. £2OO. Two miles. Captain Bolt It Kuini 36 Dllfashion It Young Rodney 48 Autumn Lou it Gala Day 48 Nelson Luvan It Mountain Sun 60 yds bhd Golden Eagle 60 Waikato Prince 12 Great Admiral 60 Audo Patch 36 AKARANA HANDICAP. £l6O. One mile and a-half. Luminate It Kewpie’s Bond 24 Mazda It Blandford 36 Kewpie’s King It Bonny Azure 36 yds bhd Guid Hairst 48 Rongomai 12 Silver Watch 48 Our McKinney 24 Social Pest 48 ST. HELIER’S HANDICAP. £230. One mile and a-quarter. Edna Worthy It Homeward 12 T ra vis It Lady Coronado 12 Waress It Rey Spec 24 yds bhd Smooger 24 Grace McElwyn 12 Wee Machine 24 Francis Lincoln 12

MANAWATU RACING CLUB SUMMER MEETING OPENS. CUP TO HUNTING CAT. LAND TAX SURPRISES. (Per United Press Association.) Palmerston North, December 26. The Manawatu Summer meeting opened in fine and sultry but overcast weather. There was a large attendance and the course was in splendid order. The totalisator handled £25,227 against £21,626 10/-, an increase of £3600 10/-. The results were.— MAIDEN PLATE, £lOO. Six furlongs. 1 Black Thread 8.7 (J. Leach) 1 5 Cloudy Bay 8.7 (P. Burgess) 2 12 Dungarvan 8.7 (M. Feasey) 3 Also started—ll Blue Mauritius car. 8.9 J, 6 Battle Pomo 8.7, 4 Barley Almond 8.7, 3 Conversion 8.7, 2 Entheos 8.7, 9 Highball 8.7, 10 Merry Night 8.7, 13 Rustein 8.7, 7 Trimden 8.7, 8 War Lap 8.7. Won by two lengths, third a head away, Barley Almond fourth. Time. Imin 16sec. HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, £l2O. One and a-quarter miles. 1 Red Sun 11.3 (C. Thomson) 1 5 Petrarch 9.0 (A. McDonald) 2 2 Umpire 9.13 (A. Jenkins) 3 Also started.—4 Wyndale 10.4, 7 Kitty Quinn 9.0, 6 Battleground 9.0, 8 Count Rousillon 9.0, 3 Royal Papa 9.0. Won by half a length, third a short head away, Royal Papa fourth. Time, 2min llsec. TARARUA HANDICAP, £l2O. One mile and a furlong. 2 Aussie Ra 8.5 (P. Burgess) 1 4 Moonbeam 8.6 (A. Jenkins) 2 10 Chaste, car. 7.8 (T. Lamb) 3 Also started—7 Confiscation 8.9, 8 Rompalong 8.5, 6 Pohika 8.2, 5 King’s Lancer 7.13, 1 Sky Pilot 7.13, 9 Ayresleigh 7.13, 3 Middle car. B.OJ. Won by a neck, third a head away. Time, Imin 55 4-ssec. Confiscation finished third, but weighed in two pounds light, Chaste being placed third. MANAWATU CUP, £4OO. One and ahalf' miles. 10 Hunting Cat, car. 7.4 J (J. Leach) 1 1 Werohia 8.5 (S. Anderson) 2 5 Round Score 7.7 (L. Jones) 3 Also started.—3 Might 9.0, 6 Grand Jury 8.12, 7 Gay Boy 8.6, 4 Davistock 8.5, 8 Tout le Monde 8.0, 2 Sunee 8.0, 9 Rust 7.5.

Won by three-quarters of a length, third two lengths away, Grand Jury fourth. Time, 2min 35sec. Werohia was the early leader, but after half a mile Grand Jury took charge, being headed by Werohia five furlongs from home. The order into the straight was Werohia, Grand Jury. Davistock, Hunting Cat and Round Score. In a good finish Hunting Cat wore down Werohia and won nicely. Round Score was third, clear of Grand Jury and Tout le Monde. NURSERY HANDICAP, £l3O. Five furlongs. 1 Laughing Lass, car. 8.0 (B. H. Morris) 1 3 Mala 7.13 (L. Jones) 2 6 Deficit 7.13 (G. Ridgway ) 3 Also started—2 Dawning Light 8.5, 4 Sunbeam 7.13, 5 Impersonator car. 7.101, 9 Laughing Lad 7.10, 7 Jovial Prince car. 7.8, 10 Laggard 7.5, 8 Black Fox 7.5, 10 Starbeam car. 7.10 J. Won by two and a-half lengths, third one and a-half lengths away. Time, Imin 3sec. GIT .TIES HANDICAP, £l2O. Six furlongs. 7 Acceptable 9.6 (A. Ridgway) 1 1 Pukeko 8.11 (P. Burgess) 2 8 Jewish Lad, car. 7.3 (W. Tattersall) 3 Also started—6 Gasman 9.2, 9 Round Up 8.9, 2 Chief Ranger 8.3, 10 Lord Moutoa 8.2, 4 Going Gay car. 7.131, 5 Tail Light 7.9, 3 Silver Jest car. 7.4, 12 De Trop car. 7.1, 10 Vonia Park car. 7.10. 13 Cyclopean car. 7.0. Won by a neck, third two lengths away, Silver Jest fourth. Time, Imin 14 4-ssec. FITZHERBERT HANDICAP, £175. Six furlongs. 10 Land Tax 7.0 (W. Tattersail) 1 5 Invoice 7.0 (C. McCauley) 3 8 Symcony 7.12 (L. Jones) 3 Also started—2 Autopay 9.2, 7 Prostration 8.2, 1 Limulus 8.01, 12 Movie Star car. 7.2, 4 Horofata car. 7.8, 9 Fulojoy car. 7.2, 11 Full Throttle 7.0, 6 Bodyline 7.0, 3 Courtega car. 7.5. Won by a neck, third half a length away, Full Throttle fourth. Time, Imin 13 4-ssec. Symr t y led by three lengths to the straight entrance, with Land Tax, Limulus and Courtega next. In a hard finish Land Tax prevailed over Invoice. GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, £145. One mile and a furlong. 4 Passion Fruit 8.3 (J. Leach) 1 3 Alby 7.0 (W. Tattersail) 2 5 Glen vane 7.7 (L. Jones) 3 Also started —1 Golden Hair 9.3, 2 Princess Doreen 8.9, 6 Pladie 7.13 Won by a length and a half, third half a length away, Pladie fourth. Time, Imin 54sec. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. (Per United Press Association.) Palmerston North, December 26. The following are the Manawatu Racing Club acceptances for the second day:— TRIAL HANDICAP, £lOO. (Six furlongs).—Boomerang 8.10, Drumpeel 8.8, Martial Lady 8.7, Alloa 8.3, Golden Chest 8.0, Grater Red 8.0, Distinguished 7.12, Timden 7.12, Princess La Jean 7.12, Apopo 7.12. HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, £l2O. (One and a quarter miles). —Taumau 10.6, Umpire 10.4, Royal Papa 9.0, Imasurvey 9.0, Kitty Quinn 9.0. HIGHDEN HANDICAP, £l2O. (Six furlongs).—Bazaine 9.8, Invoice 8.11, Round Up 8.5, Erua 8.3, La Crown 8.11, Hine Ra 8.1, Going Gay 7.12, Lazquer 7.7, Nightlass 7.6. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, £3OO. (One and a quarter miles). —Aga Khan 8.6, Gay Boy 8.4, Princess Doreen 8.4, Tout le Monde 7.12, Red Sun 7.9, Round Score 7.8, Alby 7.2, Rust 7.2. CHAMPION HACK HANDICAP, £l5O. (Seven furlongs).—Acceptable 10.1, Pukeko 9.3, Courtega 9.2, Alcides 8.10, Confiscation 7.10, Finnesko 7.10, Happy Hunting 7.9, Silver Jest 7.9, Tail Light 7.9, Middle 7.9, Blue Tiger 7.7, Nightlass 7.7, Contact 7.7. AWAPUNI HANDICAP, £l5O. (Six furlongs).—Slippery 8.1, Acceptable 7.13, Prostration 7.13, Limulus 7.13, Severe 7.10, Invoice 7.5, Fulojoy 7.5, Good Hunting 7.3, Courtega 7.0, Cullus 7.0, Bodyline 7.0, Gasman 7.0. HIMITANGI HANDICAP, £135. (One mile and a furlong).—Slippery 8.9, After Money 8.8, Pladie 7.12, Hunting Lodge 7.11, Eminent 7.7, Aussie Ra 7.7, Alby 7.3, Alcides 7.2. KELVIN HANDICAP, £120.. (One mile and a furlong. —Confiscation 9.0, Pokiha 8.1, Lord Moutoa 8.1, Darecourt 8.1, Chaste 8.0, Sky Pilot 7.13, King’s Lancer 7.12, Whetuma 7.5.

ASHBURTON TROTTING CLUB ROI L’OR WINS THE CUP. CHAMPION STAKES TO FRISCO LADY. TEVIOT DOWNS A WINNER. (Per United Press Association.) Ashburton, December 26. The Ashburton Trotting Club’s meeting was held in very warm weather. The attendance was very large and the course fast. The totalisator handled £21,751, against £17,203 last year. The results were:— MITCHAM HANDICAP, £125. Class 3.49. One and a-half miles. 6— 6 Cracksman, scr. (T. Scoon) 1 1— 1 Royal Romance, 48yds bhd (M. Holmes) 2 7— Bon Chance, 48yds bhd (J. Wilson) 3 Also started. —15—15 Great Linnet scr, 3 —3 Royal Parrish scr, 14—12 Sylvan scr, 10—7 Native Ruler scr, 10 —11 Jackie Cross scr, 12—13 Bonnie Rere scr, 5—5 Bellerina scr, B—9 Fluke scr, 13—14 Master Wrack scr, 2—2 Reward scr, 4—4 San Michele scr, 10—10 Win Thru 24yds. Won by four lengths, third three lengths away. Time, 3min. 29 4-ssec.. WAKANUI HANDICAP, £125. Class 3.43. One and a-half miles. 3— Blair Athol, scr (Edwards) 1 2— 1 Zest, scr (E. C. McDermott) 2 4 — 2 Ace Pot, scr (C. Donald) 3 Also started.—l6—l6 Native Son scr, 6—6 Renown’s Best scr, — Trelese scr, B—l 4 Raymere scr, 14—12 Happy Bird scr, 5—5 Shrewd scr, coupled with Aide de Camp scr, 12—13 Heather Queen scr, 11—14 Lady Concliff scr, 13 —10 Exporter scr, 17—17 Cyrano scr, I—3 Our War scr, 15 —8 Dual scr, 10—9 Precious Metal scr, 18—18 Marie Logan scr, 7—7 Colleen Wrack scr. Won by four lengths, third three lengths away. Time, 3min. 19sec. ASHBURTON CUP, £5OO. Class 4.27. Two miles. 2—3 Roi I’Or, 60yds bhd (F. Holmes) 1 4—4 Evicus, 12yds bhd (R. Young) 2 6 —6 Wrecker, scr (J. Bryce, jun.) 3 Also started: I—2 Blue Mountain 12yds, 5-4 Wild Guy 12yds, B—B Wrackler 12yds, 3—l Sunny Morn 24yds, 7—7 Sir Guy 24yds. Entering the straight Blue Mountain, Evicus and Sunny Morn were together, Wrecker and Wrackler together, then Roi I’Or and Wild Guy. Roi I’Or won under the whip by half a length, third a length away and Blue Mountain fourth. Time, 4min. 15 4-ssec,

NEW ZEALAND CHAMPION STAKES £6OO. For three-year-olds. One and a-half miles. 1— 1 Frisco Lady, (Edwards) 1 4—4 Pot Luck (M. Holmes) 2 2 — 2 Double Great (J. Bryce, jun.) 3 Also started.—3—3 Casanova, 9—9 Chilli Bean, 6—6 Gaillard, 7—7 Maltravers, 5—5 Ping, B—B Superior Rank. At the far turn Frisco Lady was in a good position. Pot Luck headed off Double Great and Casanova, who had been leading but dropped back. The order into the straight was Pot Luck, Frisco Lady, Double Great, Casanova, Gaillard and Maltravers. Won by three lengths, third same distance away, Gaillard fourth. Time,, 3min. 21 l-ssec. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP, £l5O. Class 3.39. One and a-half miles. 1— 1 Gallant Knight, scr (J. Bryce, jun.) 1 3— 7 Shadow Queen, scr. (O. E. Hooper) 2 B—B Lady Hannah, scr (F. Holmes) 9 Also started—6—9 Cream Harvester scr, 9—6 Harlequin scr, 3—3 Trireme scr, 13—13 Wheat Pool scr, 11—10 Vanity Fair scr, 12—12 Civic scr, 4 —5 Plutus scr, 10—11 Sky Wink scr, 2—2 Loretta 12yds, 14—14 Royal Crescent 12yds, 7—4 Oversight 12yds, 15—15 Wild Dreams 96yds. Won by two lengths, third three lengths away. Time, 3min. 21sec. Cream Harvester led past the stand, then fell, bringing down Sky Wink, Wheat Pool, Plutus and Oversight. All the drivers were slightly injured, but were able to walk off the course. None of the horses was injured. The stewards recommended that Cream Harvester be placed on the schooling list. WINSLOW HANDICAP, £225. Class 3.30. One and a-half miles. B—7 Teviot Downs, 24yds bhd (J. Bryce, jun.) 1 2— 2 Sandy N., scr (R. Motz) 2 3— 4 Bessie Parrish, 48yds bhd (R. D. Kennerley) 3 Also started.—l2—l3 Standby scr, I—l Flotsam scr, 13—12 Gay Paree 12yds, 10—11 Don Chenault 12yds, s—-55 —-5 Guy o’ Mine 12yds, 3—3 Raclaim 12yds, 9—B Fifa 24yds, 6—9 Great Way 36yds, 6—6 Lough Guy 48yds, 11—10 Stanley T- 72yds. Won by a head, third a length away. Time, 3min. 25 2-ssec. McLEAN HANDICAP, £2OO. Class 3.35. One and a-half miles. 2—2 Self (Edwards) 1 1— 1 Bay Flyer, scr. (J. Bryce, jun.) 2 7 —5 Jean Drusus, scr. (M. Holmes) 3 Also started.—6—7 Imposter scr, B—98 —9 Grand Author scr, 13—13 Colonel Bogey scr, 5—6 Wee Wrack scr, B—B Purveyor scr, 4—4 Mystery Yet scr, 11—9 Southern Smile scr, 14—-14 Silver Axworthy scr, 12—11 Dundee scr, 3—3 Colleen Parrish 12yds, 10—12 Tricliff 36yds. BOXING DAY HANDICAP, £250. Class 3.24. One and a-half miles. 2— Llewellyn’s Pride (G. McKendry) 1 I—l Recess, 24yds bhd (J. Bryce, jun.) 2 12—11 Supertax, 36yds bhd (R. Townley) 3 Also started. —B—7 Ciro scr, coupled with Cloudy Range 48yds, 10—9 Aristotle scr, 4—3 Tangatu scr, 9—B Mocast 12yds, I—l Golden Direct 12yds, coupled with Prairie King 12yds and coupled with Recess, 16 —15 Major Lind scr, 7—4 Sylvia Sydney scr, 5—6 Iraq 24yds, 14—14 Reporter, 3—3 Little Nelson, 6 —5 Guy Junior 24yds, 15—13 Fernbrook Lass 36yds, 10—10 Gunfire 36yds, 12 —12 Elvo 48yds. Won by a length, third three lengths away. Time, 3min. 16 3-ssec.

TURF IN AUSTRALIA A.J.C. MEETING. SUMMER CUP TO VICE ROYAL. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) (Rec. 9.5 p.m.) Sydney, December 26. Tire Australian Jockey Club’s meeting was continued at Randwick to-day. The results were.— NURSERY HANDICAP, £5OO. For two-year-olds. Five and a-half furlongs. Ilieum 7.12 (A. Knox) 1 The Blizzard 7.2 (T. Findlay) 2 Chags 8.0 (F. Shean) . j Beau Ideal 7.11 (N. Percival) f Seventeen started, including We Three, Omara, Lady Idea and Lady Eleanor. Won by two lengths. Time, Imin 7|sec. DECEMBER STAKES, £l5OO. For two-year-olds. Five furlongs. Bonnie Legion 8.0 (A. Knox) 1 Korimako 8.0 (J. O’Sullivan) 2 Gold Rod 8.12 (M. McCarten) 3 Seven started. Won by a length, third three lengths away. Time, Imin O;;SeC. CHISHOLM HANDICAP, £6OO. Six furlongs. Veilantif 8.4 (E. McEvoy) 1 Prittle Prattle 7.3 (S. Richards) 2 Vista 8.7 (M. McCarten) 3 Fourteen started, including Loud Applause and Dual Ratio. Won by half a length, third two lengths away. Time, Imin 13sec. SUMMER CUP, £l5OO. One mile and five furlongs. Vice Royal 7.9 (A. Parsons) 1 Mr Kery 8.3 (L. Pratt) 2 Spear Prince 7.1 (T. Hanley) 3 Thirteen started, including Sporting Blood, Miss Nottava and Parquet. In an exciting finish Vice Royal snatched victory by a head from Spear Prince, which led almost throughout, a length away third. Broad Arrow fourth and Sporting Blood tenth. Time, 2min 47 sec. A.J.C. HANDICAP, £5OO. One mile and a furlong. Wykeham 8.12 (J. Munro) 1 Merriemiller 8.11 (F. Shean) 2 Bachian 9.5 (A. Knox) 3 Thirteen started, including Cherry King, Limyris, Limbohm and Parquet. Won by a short head, third one and ahalf lengths away. Time, Imin 52:}sec. Handsua was unplaced in the first division of the Christmas Trial Handicap. Treasure Trove was unplaced in the second division. A hostile demonstration was made against Ilieum, winner of the Summer Nursery Handicap. The stewards held an inquiry and expressed the opinion that Ilieum’s poor form last Saturday compared with to-day was due to the colt’s greenness. K. VOITRE AGAIN. THREE WINNERS AT CAULFIELD. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) (Rec. 10.30 p.m.) Melbourne, Dec. 26. At the Caulfield races the New Zealand jockey K. Voitre had a most successful day. He rode three winners, namely Scotch Lassie in the Juvenile Stakes, The Monarch in the Malvern Handicap and Ogwell in the Christmas Handicap. He was also second in the remaining event, the Hopetoun Handicap of £750 (one mile and three furlongs) which resulted: Pep 6.10 (Simmonds) 1 Gray Star 9.0 (K. Voitre) 2 Musieete 7.5 (Preston) 3 Nine started including Greenhorn. Won by threequarters of a length. Time, 2min 20,{sec. Barnum and Havaspot were unplaced

in the Shoobra Hurdle Handicap (two miles and 65 yards). Gay Brunette, Prince Quex and Gay Lot were unplaced in the Juvenile Stakes. Makeup was unplaced in the Oberon Steeplechase. CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, £5OO, six furlongs. Ogwell 7.8 (K. Voitre) 1 Great Legend 8.8 (A. Reed) 2 Heros 9.9 (F. Dempsey) 3 Eight started including Capris and Chenars. Won by two lengths, third a head away. Time, Imin llsec. TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB TAHURANGI CHIEF WINNER. WINLONA SCORES. HURDLES TO KAOLA. (Per United Press Association.) New Plymouth, December 26. The Taranaki Jockey Club’s meeting opened to-day in brilliant weather. There was a large attendance. The totalisator handled £15,720 and last year £12,212 10/-. The track was in splendid order. The results were:— < RAHOTU HURDLES, £lOO. One and a half miles and 100 yards. 3—2 Kaola, 9.10 (L. McLachlan) 1 5— Maungu King, 9.13 (A. Gilmer) “ I—l Soloist, 10.9 (L. Webby) 3 Also started.—4—6 Sporting Song 10.2, 6—4 Starnes 9.10, 2—3 Grand Score 9.7. Won by two lengths, third one and a half lengths away, Grand Score fourth. Time, 2min. 55 l-ssec. HUATOKI PLATE, £BO, weight for age. Six furlongs. a—4 Sir Tommy (T. Long) 1 6— Bonny Glow (E. Keesing) 2 5—3 Golden Rill (L. Clifford) 3 Also started: I—l Gay Poto, 9 8 Danzoff, 10—10 Corwa, &—9 Script, 4—5 Contract, 2—2 Kia Ora, 7—7 Aotopeen. Won by half a neck, third a short head away, Kia Ora fourth. Time, Imin. 16sec. BOROUGH JUVENILE HANDICAP, £9O. Five furlongs. I—l Tonnere, 9.4 (E. Keesing) 1 3— Grateful, 7.10 (R. Savage) 2 4— Gay Talkie, 7.5 (L. Clifford) 3 Also started: 5—5 Hinkey Pinkey 7.10, &—6 Because 7.7, 7—7 Kurakaha 7.7, B—9 Master Limond 7.8£, 2—3 Ned Cuttie 7.5. Won by three lengths, third two lengths away, Ned Cuttie fourth. Time, Imin. 2 3-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, £l2O. Six furlongs. 1— Lady Kyra, 7.11 (E. Keesing) 1 3—3 Refresher, 7.11 (L. Clifford) 2 2 — 1 Lucidus, 8.3 (L. Day) 3 Also started: 4—4 Princess Star 7.3, 5— Moatoa 7.0. Heads between placed horses, Moatoa fourth. URUTI HANDICAP, £l2O. Nine furlongs. 1— Tuaheahe, 8.2 (L. Clifford) 1 B—B Tutor, 7.10 (G. Gomm) 2 3— Wahine Nui, 7.8 (R. Savage) 3 Also started: 4—4 Onewhetu 8.11 car. 8 6, 2—3 Orac 8.5, 7—6 Ingenuity 8.2, 6— Lady Zinnia 8.2, 5—7 Lady Eka 7.5, 9 —9 Windscreen 8.6. Won by half a length, third three lengths away, Orac fourth. Time, Imin. 56 l-ssec. CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, £l5O. One and a quarter miles. 2— Tahurangi, 7.8 (L. Clifford) 1 5— 5 Carfex, 7.1 (Cole) 2 I—l Silk Sox, 8.4 (C. Eastwood) 3 Also started: 3—3 Chief Marionette 8.6, 6—6 St. Clara 7.11, 4—4 Alchemic 7.5. , , Won by two and a half lengths, third four lengths away, Alchemic fourth. Time, 2min. 9 4-ssec. TIKORANGI HANDICAP, £B5. Five furlongs. I—l Ark, 8.0 (L. McLaughlan) 1 6 — 6 Sandwichman, 8.0 (G. Gomm) 2 3— Horoti, 8.0 (M. Kearns) 3 Also started: 2 —2 Tehai 8.0, 7 7 Nugget 8.0, B—B Courtarma 8.0, 4—4 Joybox 8.0 car 8.3, 11—10 Princess Gowrie 8.0, 10—11 Clessamor 8.0, 5—5 Lady Eka 8.0, 12—12 Mangakaka 8.0, 9 —9 Careful 8.0. Won by three and a half lengths, third three lengths away, Nugget fourth. Time Imin. 3sec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, £lOO. Six furlongs. 4— 3 Winlona 7.4 J (C. Shield) 1 3_4 Sir Tommy re-handicapped to 7.6 (T. Long) 2 6—5 Eara, 8.2 (L. McLaughlan) 3 Also started: I—l Tooley Street 7.12, B—B Silver Wings 7.10, 2—2 Chikara 7.1, 5—6 Red Sand 7.8, 7—7 Phiakuo 7.7. Won by half a length, third two lengths away, Tooley Street fourth. Time, Imin. 14 2-ssec.

ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-MORROW. (Per United Press Association.) New Plymouth, December 26. The following are the acceptances for the second day of the Taranaki Jockey Club’s meeting:— ITARATA HURDLES HANDICAP, £lOO (One and a half miles and 100 yards).—Soloist 10.9, Kaol 10.5, Maunga King 10.2, Ruaform 10.1, St. Ames 9.5, Grand Score 9.5. FITZROY HACK HANDICAP, £B5. (About seven furlongs).—Gay Poto 7.12, Bonny Glow 7.10, Corowa 7.10, Contract 7.10, Script 7.10, Seamond 7.10, Hinky Pinky 7.7, Aotopeen 7.7. ELECTRIC JUVENILE HANDICAP, £9O. (Five furlongs).—Grateful 8.0, Kia Ora 7.11, Because 7.5, International 7.5, Master Limond 7.5, Gay Talkie 7.5, Ned Cuttie 7.3, Ainsome Lu 7.0, Hamerin 7.7. INGLEWOOD HANDICAP, £l2O. (Six furlongs).—Lady Kyra 8.6, Lucidus 8.5, Refresher 8.2, Royal Artist 7.5, Princess Star 7.0, Knock Out 7.0, Dombey 7.0, Moatoa 7.0, Sir Tommy 7.8. ATI AW A HACK HANDICAP, £225. (Nine furlongs).—Sporting Song 8.10, Tuaheahe 8.9, Alchemic 8.8, Friesland 8.7, Onewhetu 8.5, Orac 8.0, Eara 7.12, Lady Zinnia 7.10, Tutor 7.10, Tooley Street 7.10, Chikara 7.4. NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP, £135. (Nine furlongs).—Tahurangi 8.3, Musquil 7.10, Carfex 7.10, St. Clara 7.8, Alchemic 7.7, Headmistress 7.7, Ingenuity 7.0, Lady Zinnia 7.0. WAREA HACK STAKES, £B5. (Six furlongs) .—The Ark 9.10, Te Hai 9.0, Princess Gowrie 8.0, Glenthawn 8.0, The Sandwichman 8.8, Golden Rill 8.0, Mangakaha 8.0, Careful 8.0. SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, £lOO. (Six furlongs).—Winlona 8.3, Silver Wings 7.12, Sir Tommy 7.11, Wahine Nui 7.9, Chikara 7.8, Horotui 7.8, Red Sand 7.5, Windscreen 7.5, Contract 7.0.

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL MATCHES IN BRITAIN. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) London, December 25. Association football matches resulted as follows:— First Division. —Aston Villa 4 v. Huddersfield Town 1; Blackburn Rovers 0 v. Stoke City 1; Bolton Wanderers 0 v. Wolverhampton Wanderers 3; Brentford 5 v. Preston North End 2; Grimsby Town 1 v. Birmingham 0; Liverpool 0 v. Arsenal 1; Manchester City 0 v. Chelsea 0; Portsmouth 3 v. Derby County 0. Second Division. —Burnley 3 v. Blackpool 2; Bury 0 v. Norwich City 1; Doncaster Rovers 0 v. Nottingham Forest 0; Fulham 0 v. Athletic 0; Leicester City 5 v. Bradford 0; Swansea Town 1 v. Sheffield United 3; Tottenham Hotspurs 1 v. Plymouth Argyle 2; West Ham United 0 v. Southampton 0. Third Division (southern section). — Brighton and Hove Albion 3 v. Bristol City 0; Bristol Rovers 2 v. Bournemouth 1; Clapton Orient 3 v. Gillingham 1; Coventry City 0 v. Aidershot 2; Millwail 2 v. Exeter City 2; Newport City J. v. Torquay United 6; Northampton Town 4 v. Reading 2; Notts County 0 v. Luton Town 3; Queen’s Park Rangers 3 v. Watford 1; Southend United 3 v. Cardiff City 1; Swindon Town 0. v. Crystal Palace 2. Third Division (northern section).-— Chester 1 v. Chesterfield 1; Crewe Alexander 4 v. Accrington Stanley 0; Darlington v. York City (postponed because the ground was unfit for play); Gateshead 2 v. Halifax Town 3; Hartlepools United 4 v. Mansfield Town 1; Oldham 4 v. Athletic Tranmere Rovers 1; Rochdale 1 v. Barrow 1; Southport 2 v. Stockport County 3; Walsall 5 v. Wrexham 0.

WRESTLING WADE DRAWS WITH ANDRESEN. (Per United Press Association.) Westport, December 26. In a clean bout devoid of showmanship Glen Wade and Ole Andresen wrestled a draw, each gaining one fall. The bout was the best ever seen iu Westport.

WESTLAND RACING CLUB YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. SEA FOX CHIEF WINNER. DOLLAR BILL SCORES. (Per United Press Association.) Hokitika, December 26. The Westland Racing Club’s summer meeting opened to-day in fine weather. The course was in capital order and the attendance showed a satisfactory increase on last year. The totalisator handled £5986 10/- as against £4262 10/- on the first day last year. The results were:— MAIDEN STAKES, £65. Five and ahalf furlongs. 1 Reposte 8.7 1 2 Dark Rose 8.7 2 4 Rotokino 8.7 3 Also started: Robant 8.7, Fleeting Hour 8.7, Gas Mask 8.7, Krakatoa 8.7, Baffle 8.7, Potent 8.7, Polestina 8.7, Gay Colleen 8.7. Won easily by four lengths, third a length away. Time, lmin 10 4-ssec. THOMPSON HANDICAP, £7O. Six furlongs. 2 Arrowrose 8.12 1 1 Dollar Bill 9.0 2 3 Arrowmid 7.10 2 Also started: Free Rose 8.8, Star Shooter 7.12. Won by a nose, third half a length away. Time, lmin 15 3-ssec. KANIERI HACK HANDICAP, £7O. Seven furlongs. 5 Appeal 7.7 1 1 Golden Dart 8.9 2 2 Princess Rawene 7.7 3 Also started: Quebec 8.3, Delium 7.13, Linoleum 7.7. , Won by a neck, third naif a length away. Time, lmin 31sec. HOKITIKA HANDICAP, £l2O. One and a-quarter miles. 1 Sea Fox 8.11 J 4 Silver Sight 9.2 2 3 Maroha 7.2 Also started: Jolly Beggar 8.4, Giggleswick 7.12, Locksley 7.5. Won by a length, third half a length away. Time, 2min 13sec. CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, £BO. Six furlongs. 2 Copyist 9.0 J 1 Rebel Star 9.0 2 4 Knocklong 7.10 3 Also started: Dover Patrol 7.0. Won by two lengths, third a length away. Time, lmin 15 2-ssec. RIMU HACK HANDICAP, £lOO. One mile. ■ 2 McHeath 9.4 J 1 Land Raid 8.11 2 5 Hunting Bag 8.2 3 Also started: Sky Rover 8.5, Zetcs 8 7 Won by a length, third half a length away. Time, lmin 44 4-ssec. STEWARDS’ HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, £BO. Seven furlongs. 2 Bella Rosa 9.13 J 1 Cottingham 91 “ 5 Wee Musk 8.0 d Also started: Bowlands 8.3, Gold Arrow 8.1, Margaret Rose 8.0, Nautipol 8 0 Won by a neck, third half a length away. Time, lmin 31 2-ssec. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, £BO. Seven furlongs. 1 Dollar Bill 9.0 * 4 Animated 8.5 5 Wise Choice 8.2 3 Also started: Glenavon 7.10, Latitude 7 8 Won by half a length, third a length away. Time, lmin 30 2-ssec. ACCEPTANCES ~FOR TO-MORROW. (Per United Press Association.) Hokitika, December 26. The following are the Westland Racing Club acceptances for the second day:— NOVICE STAKES, £7O. (Six furlongs).—Rotokino 8.7, Potent 8.7, Dover Patrol 8.7, Dark Rose 8.7, Gas Mask 8.7, Krakatoa 8.7, Baffle 8.7, Glendovey 8.7, Princess Rawene 8.7, Fleeting Hour 8.(, Polestina 8.7, Gay Colleen 8.0. STAFFORD HACK HANDICAP, £7O. (Seven furlongs).—Bella Rosa 10.1, Arrow Rose 9.9, Free Rose 8.6, Appeal 8.6, Quebec 8.3, Arrowmid 7.12, Delium 7.11, Bowlands 7.10, Nautipol 7.9, Princess Rawene 7.8, Robant 7.7, Dark Rose 7.7, Fleeting Hour 7.7, Potent 7.7. WESTLAND CUP, £l5O. (One mile and a quarter).—Knockfin 9.11, Sea Fox 9.8, Silver Sight 9.5, Jolly Beggar 8.2, Rona Bay 8.0, Golden Dart 7.12, Giggleswick 7.10, Locksley 7.5, Wise Choice 7.5, Knocklong 7.0, Margaret Rose 7.0. SUMMER HANDICAP, £BO. (Six furlongs).—Copyist 9.9, Rebel Star 9.3, Wise Choice 8.3, Arrowmid 8.0, Gold Arrow 7.11, Knocklong 7.8, Latitude 7.8, Dover Patrol 7.0.

GOLDSBOROUGH HACK HANDICAP, £lOO. (One mile).—McHeath 9.13, Land Raid 9.0, Golden Dart 8.10, Maroha 8.6, Hunting Bag 8.3, Sky Rover 8.3, Arrowmid 8.0, Potent 7.7. RAILWAY HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, £BO. (Seven furlongs).—Bella Rosa 10.8, Dollar Bill 10.5, Cottingham 9.4, Animated 9.4, Zetes 8.10, Wise Choice 8.10, Quebec 8.9, Bowlands 8.3, Gold Arrow 8.1, Wee Musk 8.1, Margaret Rose 8.0, Wharemania 8.0, Glendovey 8.0. BOROUGH TROT HANDICAP, £7O. Class 2.27. (One mile). —Lottie Guy scr, Lucess scr, Loyal Direct scr, Playwright scr, St. Helena scr, Belinda Boy scr, Lough Erne scr, Wikitea scr, Swift Chimes scr, Kaitawa 12yds, Atarau King 24yds, War Sheila 24yds, Stella Derby 48yds. COUNTY TROT HANDICAP, £9O. Class 3.40. (One and a quarter miles). — Lottie Guy scr, Lucess scr, Playwright scr, Free Author scr, Royal Spark scr, St. Helena scr, Targua scr, Wikitea scr, Swift Chimes scr, Kaitawa 24yds, Atarau King 36yds, Marie Louise 36yds, War Sheila 36yds.

BOXING McMahon defeats pearce. LOSER SEVERELY PUNISHED. (Per United Press Association.) Palmerston North, December 26. J. McMahon (Palmerston North) defeated Billy Pearce (Wellington), in a professional boxing contest to-night. The bout was scheduled to go 12 rounds but was stopped at the beginning of the tenth, McMahon having severely punished his opponent all through. Pearce had thrice been down for the count of nine.

CANTERBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB HANDICAPS'FOR' FIRST DAY. (Per United Press Association.) Christchurch, December 26. The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Canterbury Park Trotting Club’s meeting on January 1 and 2: — INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, £l2O. Class 3.43. One mile and a-half. Esther scr Chudleigh 24 Harvest Dillon scr Gaynor 24 Royal Romance scr Lady Sonoma 24 Mother’s Boy scr Sphinx 24 Travis Pringle scr Tyrone Lass 24 Walter Wrack scr Kippagh 36 Win Thru scr Renegade 36 yds bhd Sister Mary 36 Discord 12 Ann Parrish 48 Little Reta 12 Chiming Wrack 48 Ohinemutu 12 Isabel Patch 48 Survivor 12 RAILWAY HANDICAP (Saddle), £l5O. Class 2.17. One mile. Admiral Wrack scr Ayr Lass 12 De Soto scr Betty Wrack 12 Directum scr Great Thought 12 Nelson’s Chum scr Princess Thea 12 Noble Prince scr Marie Celeste 24 Hatlock scr Royal Contrade 24 Yankeeland scr Young Frank 24 yds bhd All Sunshine 12 CANTERBURY HANDICAP, £5OO. Class 4.29. Two miles. Avernus scr Vesuvius 12 Ciaganour scr Wrecker 24 Emilius Way scr Blue Mountain 36 Great Logan scr Evicus 36 yds bhd Wild Guy 36 Gold Tinge 12 Wrackler 36 Kingcraft 12 Sir Guy 48 Taxpayer 12 Sunny Morn 48 LYTTELTON HANDICAP, £l3O. Class 3.39. One mile and a-half. Brigadier scr Vanity Fair scr Cream Wheat Pool scr Harvester scr Zest scr Eastern Prince scr yds bhd Harlequin scr Harvest Time 12 Hidden Charm scr Loretta 12 Lady Hannah scr Our Fay 12 Navy Blue scr Oversight 12 Our War scr Royal Crescent 12 Pot Luck scr Sky Wink 12 Prince Roydon scr Shadow Queen 12 Rewai scr Attorney 24 Reyiena scr War Path 24 Slippery Sam scr Purveyor 36 Silk Bonny scr Southern Smile 36 Plutus scr Sports Review 48 Trinidad scr Gallant Knight 48 Trireme scr STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, £165. Class 4.49. Two miles. Germanicus scr Winsome Laddie scr King’s Guard scr yds bhd Header scr Mataunga 24 Kotinga scr Amonos 48 Resound scr, Ganton 48 Silk Coat scr Air Flow 60 Sphinx scr Sandy N. 84 ISLINGTON HANDICAP. £l5O. Class 2.50. One mile and a-quarter. Young Travis scr Broughshane scr yds bhd Dollie Derby scr Aristotle 12 Golden Cross scr Editor 12 Margaret Bell scr Grand Mogul 12 Marie Celeste scr Gunmetal 12 Nelson’s Chum scr Real Burton 12 Nobleman scr Wise Guy 12 Princess Thea scr Ciro 24 Raima (T.) scr Tangatu 24 Loyal Comrade scr Golden Direct 36 Subsidy scr Guy Junior 36 TEMPLETON HANDICAP, £l5O. Class 3.33. One mile and a-half. Agility scr Southern Smile scr Bay Flier scr Sports Review scr Broughshane scr yds bhd Casanova scr Midshipmaid 12 Colonel Bogey scr Sea Trail 12 Doris Derby scr Iricliff 12 Grand Author scr Camera 24 Harvestin scr De Soto 24 Jean Drusus scr Lady Fame 24 Mystery Yet scr Tatsy de Oro 24 Sage King scr Desert Maiden 36 AU REVOIR HANDICAP, £2OO. Class 2.46. One mile and a-quarter. Bracken scr Queen Author scr Chancellor scr Recess scr Colonial Boy scr Supertax scr Craganour scr Sylvia Sydney scr Fernbrook Lass scr Willow Wave scr Great Author scr yds bhd Gunfire scr Agile 12 Little Nelson scr Avernus 12 Logan’s Pride scr Cloudy Range 12 Major Lind scr Somerby 12 Mocast. scr Wrecker 12 Peter Locanda scr George Rey 24 Prairie King scr

st lb st lb Black Duke 11 3 Red Lance 9 1 Palmary10 6 Heather Glow 9 0 Arctic Star 10 3 History Paper 9 0 Chrysology 9 13 Redolent 9 0 Sunward 9 7 Te Ahurangi 9 0 NOVICE HANDICAP, £120. Six furlongs. Jack Ahoy 9 0 Counterflight 8 7 Sunny Jean 8 13 Joy Boa 8 7 Paladino 8 10 Pride of Wild Career 8 9 Central 8 7 Vantoon 8 9 Hasta 8 5 Hanlon 8 8 Wyn 8 5 Night Gem 8 7 Simon Peter 8 5 Braw Lass 8 7 Nappy 8 5 Donnelly8 7 Drinkup 8 5 Gambier’s Dairen 8 4 Luck 8 7 Fireguard 8 4 Great Pal 8 7 Battle Morn 8 4 Sir Rosenor 8 7 Hauteur 8 4 Tarboc 8 7 Last Dance 8 2 Te Ahurangi 8 7 Cape Gabo 8 1 Associate 8 7 JUVENILE HANDICAP, £150. For two-year-olds. Five furlongs. Amount 8 13 Asset 7 6 Studley Royal 8 6 Warden’s Double Gift 8 2 Queen 7 5 Epic 7 9 Rotui 7 5 Fog Peak 7 8 Pink Polly 7 4 Lordship 8 Lady Bun 7 4 Lumiere 7 8 GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, £200. Six furlongs. Rebel Chief 9 2 Custodian 7 3 Guarantee 8 8 Last Link 7 2 Great Star 8 1 Gaysome 7 0 Cherry Queen 7 12 Top Coat 7 0 Capital 7 11 Hula Belle 7 0 Dismiss 7 8 Bay Duke 7 0 Viking 7 4 Arden’s Trivet 7 4 Beauty 7 0 Lochlaggan 7 3 ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP, £250. One mile. Osculate 9 9 Tunneller 7 9 Kemal Pasha 9 1 Dodge 7 8 Guarantee 8 10 Trivet 7 8 The Smuggler 8 6 Haere Tonu 7 7 Wino 8 4 Amy Johnson 7 6 Great Star 8 3 Courtyard 7 5 Grand Finale 8 2 Tizzy 7 2 Silver Sight 8 0 Toreador 7 1 Hunting Go 7 13 Cough 7 1 Golden King 7 12 Ramo 7 0 FERNHILL HANDICAP, £120. Seven furlongs. Superex 9 0 Silver Lark 7 9 Amelita 8 8 Braw Lad 7 9 Mount Vai 8 7 Cheap Money 7 9 Saxophone 8 7 Great Empire 7 8 Violenta 8 6 Vervain 7 7 Silk Paper 8 6 Paia Melba 7 7 Note Issue 8 4 Lady Kate 7 7 Queen Doctor Dorothy 8 3 Duthie 7 7 Surge 8 2 Braw Lass 7 7 Song Rpy 8 2 Drinkup 7 7 Final Bell 8 1 Jack Ahoy 7 7 Moneygran 8 1 Last Dance 7 7 Mary Pratt 8 0 Paladino 7 7 Trek 8 0 Sunny Jean 7 7 Coattette 7 11 Royal Pal 7 7 Disguise 7 11 ALLANTON HANDICAP, £150. Seven furlongs. Travenna 9 4 Toreador 8 2 Grand Finale 9 3 Custodian 8 2 Queen of Hula Belle 8 0 Song 9 2 Gaysome 8 0 Tunneller 8 8 High Glee 8 0 Haere Tonu 8 6 Salmo Salar 7 13 Viking 8 5 Grand Review 7 13 Daring Deed 8 5 Saxophone 7 13 Courtyard 8 4 Cleaner 7 13 Chrysology 8 4 Note Issue 7 13 Last Link 8 4 Cheap Money 7 13 Top Coat 8 3 Mount Vai 7 13 Valarth 8 3 FAREWELL HANDICAP, £175. One and a -quarter miles. Superex 9 0 Shock 7 12 High Glee 9 0 Sungem 7 11 Madam Braw Lad 7 10 Pompadour 8 6 Doctor Galleon 8 5 Duthie 7 7 Queen Palatial 7 7 Dorothy 8 4 Oliver 7 7 Wonderful 7 12 Redolent 7 7 Coatette 7 12 Simon Peter 7 7

Notion 8 13 Maxorn 7 13 Gallio 9 8 Wagner 7 13 Surview 8 12 Surella 7 12 Wild Chase 8 11 Kind Heart 7 12 Golden Blonde 8 3 Rulette 7 9 Brabant 8 3 Queen’s Anion 8 2 Counsel 7 6 Pelmet 8 2 Inver 7 2 Karl 7 13 Mazzini 7 0 PONSONBY HURDLES, £350. Two miles. Vai Watch 12 4 Sandy Dix 9 2 King's Archer 11 9 Sweet Lap 9 0 Erination 11 3 Ihe Sun 9 0 Emancipation 10 5 Tea Chat 9 0 Lap Up Prince of 9 13 Cited Carshalton 9 9 0 0 Orange 9 6 Dam Princess 9 0 Osculle 9 5 London 9 0 Delrain 9 2 ILECTRIC HANDICAP, £400. Six furlongs. Impasto 9 0 Crooning 7 9 Silver Streak 8 11 Galilee 7 8 Princess Du Barry 7 7 Doreen 8 10 Tray Bit 7 6 Dlatonous 8 7 Cranford 7 6 Rereatu 8 4 Prince Acre 7 3 Boughal Scotland 8 8 4 3 Pasha Teak 7 7 2 0 Puss Moth 8 3 Il Duce 7 0 Star Artist 8 1 Gloucester 7 0 Plato 7 12 Solomon 7 0 Variant 7 11

Mazir 9 0 Hunting Maid 7 0 Solario 8 7 Te Broney 7 0 Kahapa 8 4 Horitu 7 0 Royal Mafling 7 0 Appellant 8 4 Small Boy 7 0 Keith Lu 8 2 Fel Mah 7 0 Best 8 0 Karohia 7 0 King Tut 7 11 Modem Maid 7 0 Dark Marble 7 8 Admiral Lu 7 0 Huskie 7 8 Mountain Killadar 7 3 Bruce 7 0 Happy Landing 7 3 Rothoon 7 0 Polly Douglas 7 0 1 idallia 7 0 Impellant 7 0 Etcetera 7 0 Needful 7 0 Tondaleyo 7 0 Vera Acre 7 0 London 7 0 FERGUSSON HANDICAP, £250. One mile. Kahapa 9 2 Gold Pocket 7 0 Keith Lu 9 0 Supreme Ruler 7 0 Shu 8 12 Modern Maid 7 0 Day Wind 8 5 Solas 7 0 Light Comedy 7 12 Nicodemus 7 0 Tooley Street 7 12 Geneland 7 0 Lionheart 7 11 Ebb and Flow 7 0 Kotu King 7 10 Lila Bunsby 7 0 Brierly 7 10 Carlisle 7 0 Racette 7 10 Kingspear 7 0 Kurapae 7 9 Whirlmint 7 0 Kilonsoa 7 6 Tidalia 7 0 Persian Lady 7 3 Tondaleyo 7 0 Ringshot 7 0 SUMMER CUP, £650. One mile and aquarter. Jonathan 10 4 Lady Graceful 7 3 Cuddle 10 2 Variant 7 3 Kiltowyn 9 4 Imamint 7 3 Fracas 8 13 Prince Colussus 7 3 Spiral 8 12 Mazir 7 3 King Rey 8 9 Gay Rose 7 1 Impasto 8 9 Greek Kelly 8 3 Shepherd 7 0 Tybalt 8 2 Astarth .7 0 Gay Marigold 8 0 Bronze Tray 7 0 Heritage 8 0 Du Barry 7 0 Sir Abb 8 0 Floodtide 7 0 Argentic 7 13 Gallilee 7 0 Scotland 7 13 Gay Defence 7 0 Nun Nicer 7 13 Hostis 7 0 Sinking Fund 7 13 Happy Landing 7 0 Werohia 7 13 Haere Tonu 7 0 Davolo 7 13 H;.ut Monde 7 0 Gay Broney 7 11 Killadar 7 0 Engi 7 11 Kahapa 7 0 Fersen 7 10 Miss Lu 7 0 Monanui 7 10 On Parade 7 0 Mungatoon 7 10 Pasha 7 0 Big Dook 7 9 Rust 7 0 Gay Boy 7 8 Rerepai 7 0 Caliente 7 8 Solaria 7 0 Fair Weather 7 8 Scotch Nation 7 0 Senior 7 8 Tahurangi 7 0 Star Artist 7 7 Thane 7 0 Vanestep 7 5 PLUNKET HANDICAP, £300. One mile. Namaka 9 0 King Musk 7 10 Princess Shu 7 8 Dooreen 9 0 Pasha 7 7 Tybalt 8 12 Haut Monde 7 7 Sir Abb 8 12 Miss Lu 7 7 Engi 8 11 Psychologist 7 7 Lowenberg 8 10 Bun Fight 7 7 Big Dook 8 7 United 7 7 Adeline 7 12 Wait and See 7 7 Or. Parade 7 11