AUCKLAND RACES.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 January 1926, Page 5

AUCKLAND RACES.

MANY FINE FINISHES B\G HANDICAP TO TE MONANUI. AN IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCE. STAR STRANGER WINS DERBY. (By Wire—-Special to News.) Auckland, Last Night. There was a good attendance and interesting racing for the third day of the Auckland races to-day. The weather was showery. Proceedings opened with 4he Ellersli'* Handicap, for which Mosaic was made favourite in a field of seventeen. Golden. Autumn, Miss Vera and Wendy were also fairly well supported. Golden Autumn and Nucleus piloted the field to the turn into the straight, where Mosaic, Miss Vera and Quincoma were handy. In a good finish Mosaic got up to win narrowly from Miss Vera, with Wendy third and Nucleus fourth. The winner is rather small but is a good sort. A FAVOURITE FAILS. Seatown was the favourite selection for the Midsummer Handicap, with Helen, Decoy Bird and Ngawati backed fairly well. Helen and Ngawati were close together in the lead entering the straight. Ngawati drew out at the distance to win nicely from Helen, with Seatown a good third. Decoy Bird was dose up fourth. PUBLIC WELL OUT. Lucullent was scratched for the New Year Hurdles, leaving eleven starters. King’s Guard was made a hot favourite, with Crown Coin. Black Cruiser, Askari and Sir Fanciful next in demand. Chirrup and King’s Guard led over the first fence, but Kendal soon took charge from Peter Amans and Prince Rufus. Crossing the top Peter Amans went to the front with Prince Rufus, King’s Guard, Kendal and Bright Light following in that Older. Peter Amans led at the last hurdle, but Prince Rufus, finishing well, got up to score narrowly. Bright Light finished well to get third. King’s Guard was fourthUowa Coin and Askari fell. TE MONANUPS FINE WIN. AH the acceptors started for the Auckland Racing Club Handicap. Count Cavwho looked extremely well, was a solid favourite, with Te Monanui Royal Divorce, Muraahi, The Banker. Star Ranger and Transformer all well backed. Surveyor was soon in front and led past the stand from Te Monanui, Royal Di voree, The Banker, Kamehameha and Count Cavour. There was little change in positions till crossing the top. where Cureaform and Star Ranger moved up behind the leader. Count Cat our was here in seventh position. Surveyor turned into the straight just *n front of Royal Present, Te Monanui. Transformer and Count Cavour. In a fine finish Te Monanui got up to win in fine »tyle from Transformer, with Conor Cavour, who finished well, a good third. Muraahi was fourth. The winner looked exceedingly well in the paddock, and gave an impressive performance. Mrs. Graham’s horse must be classed as one of.the best handicap performers in the Dominion. He won his race in convincing style, giving nothing a chance at the finish. The Ha-wera-trained Muraahi was also responsible for a good performance. He was last in the early stages, but made up Ills ground gradually. Coming in the straight with a good run on the outside he finished in fourth place under the judge’s box almost in line with Count Cavour. The outstanding horse, however, was Te Monanui. who looked the part and acted it. He will be hard to stop in his present form. GREAT FINISH IN DERBY. The Great Northern Derby was a fin - rare, with a particularly ••xciling finish. Star Stranger was a hot favourite, though solid support was furthcoming fur Mundane, bracketed with Ma-k. Ihe Thorn »ot a fair backing, a- did Star Area. From the barrier A her fv lay took charge and led past the stand from Maudane. Mask and The Thorn, with the favourite well back. This order wa • maintained m the six furlongs post, where Star Stranger ran up fourth alongside Mask. Entering the straight Mundane was just in front of The Thorn and Star Stranger. In a great finish fc-iiar Stranger got up to score a head victory from Mandane, with The Thorn third and Mask fourth.

ONLY HEADS BETWEEN THEM. The Newmarket Handicap attracted eight starters, Black Cat was bestbacked, but plenty of support was forthcoming for Oration, Glentruin and Finelli. Black Cat, Oration and Cawnpore were the first to show out, but Finelli soon ran to the front. Entering the straight Finelli led from Black Cat, Oration, Civility and Cawnpore. In a great race from the distance Cawnpore, Civility and Black Cat were together, Cawnpore getting the verdict by a head from Civility, with Black Cat a head away, just in front of Oration. The last-named wa-s greatly fancied as the second leg in the Taranaki double and made a good bid for victory. FAVOURITE SCORES WELL. The concluding event of the day, the . Glasgow Handicap, was won in fine style : by Fool’s Paradise. It was a great - betting race, with Fool’s Paradiso favourite and The Ijamb, Suu Up, Pelham and Uralia (-bracketed) well «up-por-ted. The Lamb, Mount Marta, Sun ! Up. Prince Abbey and Pelham were all prominent in the early stages. Sun Up was the first into the straight, with 1 Tall Timber, The Lamb, Mount Marta 1 and Prince Abbey all handy. The field ' was bunched at the distance, and in the last hundred yards Fool's Paradise drew J out to will nicely from Automne, with The Lamb a close ’third and Tall Timber fourth. THE RACING. RESULTS IN DETAIL. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Auckland. Last Night. ' The third day of the Auckland Rac- ' ing Uiub’s summer meeting was held to-day in showery weather. There was a good attendance, the track was in excellent, order and the racing was good. The totalizator handled £110,652 10s for seven races, compared with £122,97S 10s for eight races on the corresponding day lust year. Results:— ELLERSLIE HANDICAP. One mile. —I Mosaic (Dunn) 1, 3 Miss Vera 2. 4 Wenday 3. Also started: 11 Waltzer, 8 Exactly, 11 Gay Comet, 5 Nucleus. 12 C’lrraghmore, 15 Chairman, 0 Quincoma. 2 Gulden AutV un, 6 Archeno, 10 Everest, 13 Hangawera, 15 Homai, 10 Thursby, 7 Appellant. Mosaic came through in the straight to win by threequarters of a length, the third horse a neck away. Time, Imin 40 3 J see. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP. Five fur longs.—l Ngawati (MeCartcn) 1,2 Helen 2, 1 Sea-town 3. Also started: 3 Decoy Bird, 6 War Officer, 5 Capella Abbey. Helen and Ngawati entered the straight together and the latter drew out to win by two lengths, the third horse a head a way. NEW YEAR HURDLES. Two miles. —6 Prince Rufus (Rennie) 1, 3 Peter Amans 2, 11 Bright Light 3. Also started: 5 Sir Fanciful, 4 Askari, 1 King’s Guard, 2 Crown Coin, 9 Kendal, 3 Black Cruiser, 10 Chirrup, 7 Bahadur. Peter A ma Hz led into the straight. Prince Rufus challenged at the last hurdle and won by a head, the third horse half a I length away. Time, 3min 4S».‘C. A.R.C. HANDICAP. ] 2000 sovs. One mile and a half. | 2—Te Monanui (Barry) 1 I 7—Transformer 2 I I —Count Cavour 3 I Also started: 5 The Banker, 3 Royal • Divorce. S Surveyor. 4 Muraahi. 6 Star Ranger,.9 Royal Present, 10 ( ureaform, I 11 Kamehameba. Surveyor led to the I.straight, where his nearest attendants . were Royal Present, Te Monanui, Trans- : former and (.bunt Cavour. In a good I finish Te Monanui won by a length from I Transformer, with Count Cavour half a j length away. Time, 2niin 3usee. • GREAT NORTHERN DERBY. j Of ;WHK) sovs. One mile and a half. ■ I- -A. B. Williams* b.c. Star Stranger, by Martian —Star Lady (R. Reed’ 1 2—Mrs. A. Blackmore’s b.f. Mundane, I by Panmure- —Cherry Mart .... 2 I 3 —G. M. Currie’s br.r. The Thorn, by Absurd—Rose Queen 3 • Also started: 7 Aberfel-.ly, G Beacon I Light. 8 Diogenes, G King Lu and Queen I Arch (bracketed}. 3 Mask, 4 Star Area. I Mandane led iato the straight from the Thorn and Shir Stranger. In a great finish Star Stranger won by a head, I the : h-rd horse two ami *i half k-iigt hz I a u a v. T ime, 2niiu 3G 2-5 .t. I NuWMAKKF. F HANDR AP. Six furI h.»nifs. -7 Cawnpore (Ba-.-byi J. (*ivilj itv 2. 1 Black Cat 3. Also started: 3 Glen: ruin, 4 Finelli, 6 King Mere, 2 Oration. 8 Master Doon. Finelli led (into the straight from Black Cat, Oration, Civility and Cawnpore. In a great finish heads separated the placed horses. Time. Imin 15see. GLASGOW HANDICAP. Seven f’.ir- | longs.—l Fool’s Paradise (Keeping) 1. 6 Automne 2.2 The Lamb 3. Also j started: 4 Pelham, 8 Tall Timber, 3

Sun Up, 8 Archcen, 7 Prince Abbey, 5 Horomea, 14 '’liirlady. 2 Princess Ronnie, 7 Alfort, iu Mount Marta, 13 King Smock, 4 Uralia, 15 Namutere, 16 Attractive, 18 Gold Fern, 17 'Tactician, 1.1 Ripon Abbey. Mount Marta and ThcLamb were the first away, but the order entering the straight was Sun. Up, Tall Timber and The Lamb. In the straight Fool’s Paradise drew out to win by a length, the third horse threequarters of a length away. Time, imin 27see. FOURTH DAY'S AOCEI'TANCES. Auckland, Last NigM. The acceptances for the fourth day of tho Auckland races are:— CLIFFORD PLATE. One mile and a half. Rapine 9 4 Beacon Light S 0 Count Cavour 9 0 Star Stranger 8 i» Town Bank 9 l»

HAWKES BAY MEETING. FIRST DAY’S RESULTS. CHAPLIN WINS BIG RACE. Hastings, Last Night. The Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s summer meeting opened to-day. There was a good attendance. The weather was cold and showery and the course was hard, despite, heavy rain last night, lhe sum of £20,794 was put through the totalizator, compared with £25,(>38 on the first day last year, a decrease of £4844. An*inquiry was held into 'the fall of Peshwa in the Havelock Flying Handicap, and the finding was that Griffith fell through the crowding of horses and coming on to the heels of his horse. Griffith attached no blame to any other riders. Results:

OTATARA JUMPERS’ FLAT. One mile and a quarter. —1 Blue Star (H. Griffiths) 1, 3 Mixed Heather 2,2 Suspicion 3. Also started: 4 Mosthenes, 5 Rebuff, 6 Admiration. Won by four lengths. Time, 2min llscc. MAHORA MAIDEN HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—l Jeanette (R. Orange) I, 2 Lampyre 2, 3 Plain Sailing 3. Also started: 12 Hinckapua, 7 thrown Reel. 9 Jen, 10 Evensong, 8 W alkina, 5 Raca, 15 Houri. 7 Gurnion. 11 Braeman, 13 Eventide, 14 Sartoma, 6 Kiloona, 4 Maungarong’a. Won by a head, lime, Imin 2sec. HASTINGS HANDICAP. Six furlongs and a half. —-Haurangi (A. G. Dixon) 1, 1 Tari 2, 3 Malfltour 3. The only starters. Won by four lengths, lime, Imin 21 3-ssec. JUVENILE HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—l Inner Harbour (A. G. Dixon) 1,2 Queen’s Choice 2. 3 Doze 3. The only starters. Won by two lengths. Time, Imin 3 2-ssec. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. —1 Chaplin (R. Orange) 1. 2 Blue Jay 2, 3 Lady Joyce 3. Also started: 4 Theic, 5 Mala-tour. Won by a bead. Time, 2min 8 2-ssec. WAIPATU WELTER HANDICAP. One mile and one furlong.—l Orishna (A. G. Dixon) 1, 2 Wristlet 2, 6 Pearl de Leon 3. Also started: 4 Othon, 3 Wilmoreana, 2 The Strand, 5 Sarpedon. Won by half a head. Time, Imin 57sec. HAVELOCK FLYING HANDICAP. Six furlongs. —3 Butter Scotch (J. A. Hockley) 1, 4 Merry Imp 2, 8 Coot 3. Also started: 1 Minstrel Boy. 2 Hiwinui, 6 Peshwa (fell), 9 Merekara, 7 Waitaunaha, 5 Red Autumn. Won by two lengths. Time, Imin 15 l-ssec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Six furlong©.- -1 Shirley (F. A. Waddell) 1, 3 Huikai *2, 2 Civilform 3. Also .started: 4 Morose. Won by four lengths. Time, Imin 14sec. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. Napier, Last Night. j The second day’s acceptances for the i Hawke’s Bay meeting are: AOTEA JUMPERS’ FLAT. One mile , •and one furlong. —Waiocka Jack 11.6-1 Blue Star 11.1, Suspicion 10.7, Mixed ■ Heather 9.5. Mosthenes, Rebull 9.0. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Five fur-: 1 0 h(ts. —Jeanette 9.0. Larapyre <B. Hi. Pin in : Sailing 8.4, Mauugaionga 8.1. Gurnion. j llohere. Ninkapua, Windy Night, Wai;: ripo, Kiloona, Evensong, F.xcnlidc, W al- ; kina 7.12. JANUARY HANDICAP. Six and a half furlongs.-—Koodoo 9.5, Haurangi 6.1. Nine of Spades, The Strand 7.0. NURSERY' HANDICAP. Five furlongs. — Inner Harliour 9.9. Loveband, (Queen’s Choice 7.3, Doze 7.0. NEW YEAR HANDICAP. One mile and one furlong. -C haplin 9.6. Blue -Jay 8.1. Highway 7.12. Lady Joyce. Wristlet 7.0.' OMAHU HAUK HANDICAP. One mile. -Mountain Top 9.3. ( rishna 9.1. Llandudno 8.13, Otlioif. Copper Nob 8.9, Alauoatoetoe 8.8. Wilmoreana 8.5, Sarpedon. Pearl de Leun. Red Autumn 8.0. MATAPIRO FLYING HANDICAP. Six furlongs.-- But ier Scotch 8.12, W’aiooku Jack. Minstrel Boy 8.9, Merry Imp 8.7, Jeanette 8.2. Coot 7.1 U. Peshwa 7.7, Merekara 7.2, Shake Hands, Waitaunaha. Essential. Walkina. The Lalge 7.0. FINAL HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— Civilform 9.2, Chaplin 9.0. Tari 8.0, Huikai 7.7. Aia'atuur 7.4. Nine of Spades, Morose 7.1*.

WAIRARAPA RACES. OPENING DAY’S RESULTS. SUGGESTION WINS THE CUP. Maaterton, Last Night. The Wairarapa summer meeting opened to-day in dull weather. The track had a greazy surface for the first two races, but after that it dried and the going was good. The totalisator handled £22,279 10s, against £21,393 10s last year. Results: TAUHERENIKAU STAKES. Five furlongs.—'Vivo (Andrew) 1, 4 Sasham 2, 2 Lady Eggeltine 3. Also started; £ Star Chamber (fell), 5 Motion, 10 Mountain Mist, 12 Trilford (fell), 1 Joy Bird, 16 Sarto mare, 15 Last Thought, 9 Knoc-kaloe (fell), 11 Veronia, 8 General Wat, 13 Paraki, 14 Tuition, 7 Sir Lucullus. Won by a length, half a length between second and third. Time, Imin 3 2-szce. FEA T HE RST C>N HAC K WELT E R. Seven furlongs.—2 Red Fuschia (H. W r ere) 1, 6 Twink 2, 1 The Tank 3. Also started: 3 Black Rock, 4 Ardfinnan, 5 King Broney, 7 Manchester, 10 Royal Pointer, 8 Red Glow, 9 The Gaffer. Won by a length, a neck between second and third, 'l ime. Imin 18 3-ssec. NURSERY HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—4 Lucky Days . (C. Browne) 1, 1 Kilperon 2,2 Alyson 3. Also started: 3 Spodc, 7 Direction, G Propellor, 5 Only Fair, 5 Hy.patia, 5 Hytroth (bracketed), 8 Royal Game. Won by a head, four lengths between .second and third. Time, Imin 2 l-sscc. WAIRARAPA CUP. One mile and a quarter. —1 Suggestion (U. McGovern) 1, 3 Degage 2, 6 Tresham 3. Also started: 4 Merry Days, 5 Wac*tea, 7 Agitato, 8 Bumptious, 2 Modern, 9 Printemps. Won by a head, a length between second. and third. Time, 2min G 2-ssec. KAHVAIWAI HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—3 Standard (A. Brown) I, 1 Pencils 2,2 Ilka 3. Also started: 4 Puketoi. W'on by two lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, imin 1-lsec. RIMUTAKA HANDICAP. One mile. —4 Kiloruin (G. Ridgeway) I. 1 Kilbronsyth 2.2 Road Hog 3. Also started: 5 Musical, 3 Black Mint, 7 Calm Eve, 6 Daphne Bruce. Won by three lengths, a similar distance between second and third. Timo. Imin 41 3-ssec. WARDELL WELTER. Seven furlongs. —1 Allmarimba (A. Griffiths) 1, 5 Zero Hour 2, 4 Treadwell 3. Also started: 2 Prince Hal, 3 Misgovern, G Puketoi. Won by three lengths, one length between second and third. Time, Imin 23 l-ssec.

WHAREKAKA HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—2 Blonde (CL McGovern) 1. 4 Tannadice 2, 8 Bonideer 3. Also started: 5 Black Rock. 7 Lady ideal, 3 Serenade, 6 Crown Crier. I Bank Draft, 9 Swift. Won by a length, a ‘similar distance between second and third. Timo. Imin 14 l-ssee. SBOOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. Masterton, Last Night. The Wairarapa acceptances for the second, clay are:—• TAWAHA HACK WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.

GREYMOUTH RACES. OPENING DAV’S RESULT'S. BIG RACE TO WILL OAKLAND. Greymouth. Doe. 3J. The first day of the Greymouth Jockey Club’s meeting was hold to-day iu dull weather. The track was fair after Glowers. l he totalisator handled £!:.’»9l Ills, compared with £12,604 last vear. Results: ■ TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Six furlongs. 2 Barleycorn (Jeuningz) I, 1 Prime Charleroi 2, 4 G;t* light. 3. Alsv started: 3 Some Abbey, •”» Cairn. Wort hv six lengths, two lengths between second and third. 'rime, Imin 19sec. PAROA HANDICAP. Six ami a half furlongs.—3 Caliburn (Rowlands) 1. 2 Marble Bar 2. 1 Cornstalk 3. Also started: 5 Ix>rd lueslie, Hallownoun, Pro • bate, (ash Box. Won by two lengths, lime. Imin 26 I-ssec. GREY VALLEY HANDICAP. One mile.- 1 Will Oakland (Campbell) 1. 3 Julibant 2,2 Prince Fcrouz 3. Also started: 4 Clarcina. Won by four lengths, I wo lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 45 4-ssec. FIRST HURDLES HANDICAP. One mile a lid a half and a distance.—6 Tent prfield (Mulholland) 1. 2 Blazes 2, 5 Marble Slab 3. Also started: 1 Uncle Dave. 3 Cashman. 4 Lisogne, 7 Caverock. Won by two lengths, half a length between second and third. Time, 3 m in 1 3-ssee. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Five and. a

half fisrlongs. —2 Pickaninny (Jennings) J, 1 Ayrburn 2, 3 Voute 3. Also started: 5 Flying Master, 4 Big Push, 7 Scddon Shield, 6 Gay and Good. Won by four lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 12sec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—l Para (Green) 1,2 Frivolous 2, 5 Lytup 3. Also started: 3 Gay Gauntlet. Won by a length, eight lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 18 3-ssec. WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—l Orifiamb 1, 5 Hiero 2, G Maunu 3. Also started: 3 North Inch, 4 Elixir, 2 Horatius. Won by two lengths, «ix lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 34 2-ssec. BRUNNER HANDICAP. Six and a half furlongs.—4 Rene Mavis (Messervy) I, 2 Bogster 2, 6 Bonnie Gold 3. Also started: 5 Goosestep, 1 Chickwheat, 3 Prosperity. Won by three lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 25 2-ssee.

AUCKLAND HURDLE SHANDICAl’. Two miles. Peter Maxwell 11 5 K'-ndal 9 6 Sir Fanciful 11 5 Black Cruiser 9 Lueullent 10 13 Alias Mclva 9 9 King’s Guard 10 7 Bright Light 9 2 Merry Singer 10 5 Peudiunis 9 0 I’eter Amana 10 4 Colonel Abbey 9 0 Crown Coin 10 1 SYLVIA HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Tea Bell 8 ■G Seatown 7 13 Kiosk 8 G Threat! Needle 7 0 GBANDSTAND HANDICAP. One mi le and a quarter. Royal Divorce 1 Passionate 7 0 Surveyor 8 8 Tresillian 7 0 Star Stranger 8 5 Attractive 7 0 Town Bank 2 11 Barometer 7 0 Transformer 6 ('ureaform 7 0 Spoony 2 Desert Glow 7 0 Gala Day 7 1 Sun Up 1 0 Siaosi 7 0 GREY HANDICAP. One mile. Horomea 9 0 Chairman 7 4 M;ss Vera 8 7 Curraghmore 7 0 My Hobby 3 Appellant 7 0 Diogenes s 3 Archeno 7 0 Dal Eaton 13 Danae Wenday 11 F. Beauty 7 0 Exactly 9 Holvmond 7 0 Gay Comet 8 Mint Leaf 7 0 Waltzer * 6 BOWE'N HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Hi no C Dan Quin 7 1 Civility 8 5 Sun Up 7 Tukia 8 4 Air Queen 7 0 Cawupore 8 1 D#y Guard 7 0 Finelli K 0 Alasi er Doon 7 The Lamb 8 0 Dave 7 0 York Abbey 7 13 Prince Abbey 7 B'ack Cat 7 12 Yaqni ‘ King Men' j - ROYAL STAKES. Six furlong--.. The Thorn « i-'i Ngawati < 11 Automne 0 .Toy King ‘ Merry Damon 9 0 Royal Tea i Nincompoop 9 0 Cape! la Abbey G : ■ : Oration 9 0 Sc a town 6 Commendation 8 2 True Blood 6 Lysander 8 2 Saucy Lass 6

Kilbronsyth, lit 10 A rdiiiman 9 G The Tank Black Rock Red Fuchsia 10 0 Kingbroney 9 13 Manchester 9 11 Daphne Bro« t 9 7 Royal Pointei 9 9 ? 9 0 Desert. K nig id 0 Twink 9 6 JUVENILE HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Kilperon 9 1 Propel lor 7 3 Vertigern 8 4 Koval Game Lucky Days 8 -1 Only Fair 7 Alyson 8 3 Hypatia Spode R 3 Hybroth I 0 Direction l u RV FS-SELL HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Peneus 9 13 Treadwell G Ilka .8 8 Bonideer 0 Standard 7 13 Pukctoi 7 0 Prince Hal 7 2 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. One mile and a distance. Tanadees 9 0 Bumptious 7 '■ Tresham 8 10 Ardfinnan 0 Degage 8 9 Zero Hour 0 Modern 7 8 GREYTOWN HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Blondo 9 7 Joy Bird 1 Lady Ideal 7 13 L. Eggletine i 0 Vivo 7 7 Joyeuse 0 Bonideer 7 7 Red. Glow 0 Ta nnadicc 7 1 Tri! ford 7 0 Kingbroney MORO A HACK HANDICAP. Ono mile. Modern 9 0 Serenade / Kilbronsyth R 13 Calm Eve 0 SubjecUu i 8 ’1 Manchester 7 ft Kilorum R 3 Last Thought 0 Road Hog 8 2 WAHIEN GA WELTER HANDICAP Seven furlongs. Agitato 8 3 The Tank 7 9 Printemps 8 11 Red Fuchsia 7 Prince Hal Treadwell 8 Puketoi 7 9 7 PIRINOA STAKES. Five furlongs. G. National 9 0 Motion 9 0 General Wai ft 0 Paraki 9 ft Joy Bird 9 G Sasha tn [• 0 Knockaloe 9 0 Sir Luculius > L. Eggletine 9 0 Tannadice i 1 Last Thought 9 0 Tuition ft Metric Sarto t) 0 Vuronia 9 ft