SPORTING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 11 May 1925, Page 6

SPORTING.

SYDNEY RACING. By C&blo —Press Association —Copyright. Australian and N.2. Cable Association. Received 5.5 p.m., May 10. SYDNEY, May 0. At Canterbury Park the Plying Handicap resulted : —Chatterbox 1, l’ardox L‘, Valais Queen 3. Seven started. \\ on by two lengths. Time, lmin 14 3-ssce. HAWKES BAY MEETING. GLOAMING BEATS THE HAWK. By Teletraali Association. HASTINGS, May 9. Ideal wcatlier prevailed lor the seeond tlu y ot'.tho iiawkos Buy Jockey Club's meeting. A groat, crowd from ail pails assembled to seo tho big race tween Gloaming and Tho Hawk. The sum of £39,128 passed through_ tho lotalisntor, compared with Tib,979 on tho second day last year, an increase of £O2DJ<). The. total for the meeting was £33,319, against £34,754 last year. Results : KAlt AMU HURDLES, of 100 sovs; 14 miles. —8 Black Art 10.9, 1; 3 Many Colours 10.1, 2; 7 Master Peter 9.12, 3. Also ran —9 b’oi’t George, 11 Mountain Gun, 2 Haligan, 5 Asleep, 1 Good Mark, 10 Selenite, 0 Suspicion, 4 Mahia. Won by threequarters of a length. Time, 2miu 44sec. I’AKI PAKI HANDICAP, of 100 sovs: 5 furlongs.—2 Tutankhamen 5.13, i • 3 Master Beckwith 8.8, 2; 4 Star Sfiell 7 10, 3. Also rail—B Western Boom, 10 Waitauuaha, Nino of Spades, 1 Newbury King, 5 Minstrel Boy, 9 Sasham, 15 Olympic, 11 Princess Nat a, 7 Manntai, 14 Ilillation, 6 Capitulation, 13 Captain Wai, 16 Pcsliwa. Won by a bare length. Time, lmin 1 JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; 5 furlongs.—2 Shirley 3.12, 1; 3 Lin Arlington 7.12, 2; 4 Gold Box 9.5, 3. Also ran —1 Mimetic, G Berintha, 7 War Kit. 5 Standard. Won by a length. Time, lmin 1 l-ssec. ORMOND MEMORIAL GOLD CUP, of 365 sovs; 1 mile; weight for age. — ] G. D. Greenwood's Gloaming (G. Yeung) 9.10, 1; 2 J. M. Cameron’s Tho-Hawk (11. Gray) 9.10, 2. Tho only starters. The Hawk made tho running rounding tho railway road bend, where Gloaming got on terms, and before the homo stretch was entered Gloaming’s nose showed' in front. Tho Hawk was on evon terms again well below tlia distance, but Gloaming drew away and won by a clear length, amid tremendous enthusiasm. Time, lmin 38 3-ssec. Both owners intimated their intention to nominate the champions for the Ormond Gold Cup next year. BURKE MEMORIAL STAKES, of SOO sovs; li miles. —1 Quiescent 8.6, 1; 4 Haurangi 7.10, 2; 3 Good Sport 8.8, 3. Also ran —2 Heather Sprig, 8 Malatour, 7 Dazzling Light, 5 Simonette, 6 Duo. IVon by half a length. Time, 2min 6sec. OKITIO HANDICAP, of 150 eovs; 6 furlongs.—lo Jubilee 6.9, 1; 13 Manutai 6.10, 2; 8 Blue Jay 7.3, 3. ' Also ran —3 Pantagruel. 6 Gauntlet, 1 Newbury King, 11 Serenade, 2 Huikai, 4 The Strand, 7 Kilmere, 14 Pali, 5 Road Hog, 4 Wristlet, 9 Carniola, 12 Mixed Heather. Won by a head. Time, lmin 14sec. OHITI HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; 9 furlongs.—6 Lady Joyce ,7.9, 1; 5 Polly Peachum 7.11, 2; 1 Sottano 7.10, 3v Also ran —2 Snatcher, 3 Bonena, 7 General Carrington, 4 I’Amour, 10 Mannga, 8 Crisis, 9 .ICilloch, 11 Revel. Won by threequarters of a length. Time, lmin 54 4-ssec. ~,OIvAWA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 6 furlongs.—2 Koodoo 9.3, 1; 6 Scotch Mixture 9.0, 2; 3 Princess Ronnie 7.6, 3. Also ran—l Hail Mark,.. 5 Tuahinc. 7 Puketoi, 4 Civilfdfm, 8 Crown Gem. Won by threequarters of ' a length. Tim©, lmin 14sec.

WHANGAREI MEETING,

BIG‘EVENT TO RIGHT AND LETT

£j Tfliefiropli—Press Association, WHANGARM, May 10. ' The inaugural one-day mooting under the extra tobalisator permit to tiie Whangarei itacmg (Jluo, was held in dull weather, with occasional drizzling rain; There was a large attendance, and the course was in good order. The totalisator handled £16,652 10s. He-, suits. — „ „ TRIAL STAKES, of 100 sovs; 5 furlongs, —Queen Arch 1; Dress Circle 2; Deiiglitment 3. Scratched —Kaunui, Masier Thurnham, llewi Poto. Won by a length* Time, lrnin Used PORTLAND WELTER, of 175 sovs; 7 furlongs.—Sleepy Sol 8.10, 1; Bright Sol 8.5, 2; Waltzer 8.0, 3. Scratched— Hoariri, King Multilid, Lacemukcr, To Tahi; Won by half a length. Time, lrnin 30sec. NORTHLAND HURDLES, of 225 sovs; H miles. —To Tahi 9.8, 1; Irish Jig 9.11, 2; Narrow Neck 10.11, 3. Scratched I—Mahgaloire, 1 —Mahgaloire, Canto. Won by a length. Time, 3min 18 l-ssec. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; 11 furlongs.—Right and Loft 7.3, 1; Boomerday 8.9, 2; Marble Bell 7.0, 3. Scratched— Lady Patience. Won by one and a half lengths. Time, 2min 23 4-sscc. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 6 furlongs—Sloepy Sol 8.1, I; Namutetre 8.8, 2; Smoko 7.13, 3. Scratched —Lady Patience, Just Quietly, Comot King, King Multi fid, Lawmaker, Ma Boughal. Won by threequarters of a length. Time, lniin 16 l-Ssec. SETTLERS 1 HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; 7 furlongs.—Lady Patience 11.2, ]; Lightwood 7.13, 2; Just Quietly 10.0, 3. Scratched— King Mull,did, Eireblast, Re-wi Poto, Wimrcora. Won bv half a length. Time, lrnin 31 l-ssec. WAIPU WEI/TER, of 180 sovs; 1 .mil,., —Rifglit and Left 0.0, 1; Stool Bar 9.0. • Lady Patience 9.0, 3. Scratched —Scrap o’ Paper, Loyal Irish, Marble Bell Won by one and a half lengths. Time; lrnin 42 3-sscc.

NELSON AUTUMN MEETING,

By 'A'elegrnyli—Cress Association.

NELSON, May 10. The Nelson Trotting Club’s meeting was held to-day at Richmond Park, under most favourable! weather conditions; The track was m good order and the attendance large; The totalisator handled £9853. Results:— INTUODUCTOIU HANDICAP, of 75 sovs; 1J miles. —Signor ser, 1; Sungleam scr; 2; Jim Beltlon 72, 3. Scratched- —Orbeli Hull, Little Ben. Won very easily by ton lengths. Time, 3min 42 l-ssec. EXPRESS HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; li miles.—Bon Paug scr, 1; 1 Black Cloud 24; 2;. Humming Bird 24, 3. Scratched —Little Beu, bliss Mabel, Arran Chief, Proud Joyce. Won by two and a half lengths. Time, 2mm 59sec. FINNEY MEMORIAL, of 150 sovs; 2 miles. —Arran Chief 36, I; Silveretta 24, 2- Rita Rye 156 3. Scratched' — Logwood-. Won by two lengths. Timo, 4mm 52sec.

FOXHILL HANDICAP, of 95 sovs; 2 miles. —Grey Wood scr, 1; Louisiana ter, 2: Westwood 120, 3. All started. Won easily by six lengths. Timo smin 11 2-usec.

APPLEBY HANDICAP, of 75 sovs; li miles. —Jim Beldon i2. t; Blue Glen scr, 2; .Star of Hope scr, 3. Scratched —Daphne. Logan. Won h.v four lengths. Time, 3min 48 2-ssec. IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP, of 95 govs'; Id miles.—Jim Beldon scr, I ; Silveretta 72, 2; Sungleam scr, 3. Scratched —Logwood. Won by two lori'diis Time, 4mm 1 I-f.soe. TASMAN HANDICAP, of floors; If miles —-Westwood lip, 1: Louisiana ser, 2; May Rota 36, J. Scratched—

Hall Companion, Singapore Dudo Child. Won by a length. Time-, 3mm 47sue.

PLYING HANDICAP, of 95 sovs; i mile.—Lizzie Pranz scr, 1; Arran Chief 24, 2; Silvcretta. 12, 3. Scratched ■ —Maydorn, Bon l’ang, Proud Joyce, Rita Rye. Won by a quarter of a length. Time, 2tniu 2G 4-ssec.

FORBURY MEETING.

BIG RACE TO GREAT BINGEN

Er T«letrai>U—rresa Association.

DUNEDIN, May 9. The second day ot the. Eorbury Park Trotting Club's meeting was field in lino, ..clear weather. Tile track was in excellent order. The totalisator put uirough £36,038 Ids, compared with £3L,7ud on the second day last year, making the total lor tno meeting £G3,UoS. compared with £54,104 last year. Results: —

TAHUNA HANDICAP, of 140 sovs; 13 lurloiigs.—B Bonny Spec ( R. Townley) 144, 4; 4 Avalanche 72, 2; 1 Buck L p Gu, 5. mEo started —5 Essie Wilkes, It Abbess, 7 Real Lady. 1U Stone Ginger, 2 Korrwood Beil, 9 Sheila. Wilkes, b Bluo Thorpe, 3 Buiv.no, 4 Marvin Drift (bracketed with Avalanche), 12 Thistlewood. .Won by two lengths, three lengths between second and tnird. Real Lauy was fourth. Time, 3min 48 L-ssec.

ROYAL HANDICAP, cf 225 sovs; 13 furlongs.— 7 Oakland (.S. Todd) GO, 1; 1 Gaia Pointer 24, 2; 2 Logan Hanlon 36, 3. Also ran —2 Dolly Houi (bracketed with Logan Hanlon), 4 Cliffchild, Hereweka, 12 Joy Chimes, 10 Copra, 16 Volata, 3 Nelson O’iNoill, 5 Raere Ra, G Winter Audubon, 14 Porburv, 9 Dillon Gold, 13 Lady J off re, 7 Mentor (bracketed with Oakland)* 8 Try Soon, li Rollicking Bells. Won by a length, a length between second and third, porbury was fourth. Time, 3min 40 ,3-ssec. PACiPIC PLANDICaP, of 275 sovs; 1 mile. —10 Choubra, (R. McLellan) 12, 1; I Rosie Nut 24, 2; 7 Pirciight 36, 3. Also ran — 11 Oaknut, 14 Beta, 16 P'aocy Pointer, 17 Kanuknot, 5 Van Director, 19 Glen Wilkes, 2 Lenainhor, 9 Lady Embrace, 12 Harcwood, 8 Pessimist, 4 Lucky Dillon, 13 Queen’s Own, 3 St. Maura, 12 Harebell Direct, 15 Coldwater, 18 Downcast. Won by two lengths, same distance between second ana third. Van Director was fourth. Time, 2min 17 2-ssec. IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP, of 225 eovs; 2 miles. —1 Swiftbino (W J. Tomkinson) scr, 1; 4 Carbinoa 60, 2; 2 Wee Olga scr, 3. Also ran —5 Avalanche, 6 Eady Wild, 8 Secret Link, 9 Blue Thorpe, 3 Patard, 7 Darkest. Won by four lengths, two lengths between second and third. Lady Wild was fourth. Time, 4min 49 2-ssec. VICTORY HANDICAP, of 750 sovs; 2 miles. —1 Great Bingen (D. Withers) 60, 1; 7 Whispering VVilliei scr, 2j G Dolly Dillon 24, 3. Also ran —2 Delavan Quest and Orion (.bracketed), 5 Alto Chimes, 4 Waitaki Girl, 8 Vilo, 3 Realm. Dolly Dillon was the early leader, followed by Whispering Willie, Dcluvan Quest and Orion. Great Bingen moved up five furlongs from home, and won bv three lengths; nearly two lengths between second and’ third. Vilo was fourth. Time, 4min 25 l-ssec —a track record.

PENINSULA HANDICAP, of 325 sovs : 2 miles.—l Audobell (D. Withers) 12, 1; 3 Sunny Jim 36, 2; 7 Merry Bingen 24, 3. Also ran—9 Darkest, 5 Money Spider, 4 Nupland, 2 Lazarus, S Clonmel, G Peter McKinney. "Won by a short length, six lengths between second and third. Peter McKinney was fourth. Time, 4min 45 3-ssee.. RAILWAY HANDJAP, of 275 sovs; 13 furlongs.—l Dcsborough (P. O’Connell) 48, 1; 8 Rebel 24, 2; 11 Our Nurse 12, 3. Also ran—s Winsome Melody, L 0 Guy Fawkes, 9 Homer, 7 Cottage Girl, 16 Kate Thorpe, _ 4 Daphne Bird, 12 Glimpse, 14 Delvillo Wood,' 3 Jolly Chimes, 2 Trenaml, _ 6 Brentloe, 13 Ilarlov Dillon, 15 Bing Bov, 17 Oboe M. Wilkes. Won by a short half length, over four lengths between second and third. Cottage Girl was fourth. - Time, 4min 4Gsec.-

FAREWELL HANDICAP, of _ 300 sovs; 1 mile. —3 Bell Harold (W. J. Tomkinson) 38, 1; 5 Dolly Dillon 36, 2: 6 Fancy Boy 24, 3. Also ran —S Lord Bingenf 4 Dillon Wilkes. 7 Firelight, 2 Jack Potts, 1 Acvon. Won by three lengths, two lengths between second and third 1 . Dillon Wilkes was fourth. Time, 2min 12 4-sscc.

AMBERLEY MEETING

PROSPERITY .WINS CUP,

By Teleera^n —Afitoci&Mon.

CHRISTCHURCH, AI ay 10,

The Amborley Racing Club’s annual meeting was held on Saturday in fine weather. The attendance was large. The totalisator put through £10,341, against £6937 last year, ltesults: — BRACKENEIELD HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 1 mile. —1 Goldspinner (C. Emerson) 9.12, 1; 4 Winkie’s Hebei f.O, 2* 2 Gooscstep 10.7, 3. Also ran —3 All Gold, 5 Hungry Hill, 7 Lord Ashlea, 6 Grim Joke. Won by a neck. Time, Imin 40 2-ssec. NOVICE STAKES, of 100 sovs; 5 furlongs.—3 Forgery (A. Didluun) 8.0, 1; 1 Some Abbey 2; 2 Vouto 3. Also ran—-6 Cacolet, 8 Grey Eyes, 7 Flor■amye, 5 Flaming ltay, 4 Precious. Won by a head. Time, lmin 3 4-ssec. AMBERLEY CUP, of 200 sovs; li miles. —2 Prosperity (C. Emerson) 7.13, 1; 3 Will Oakland 7.11, 2; 2 The Cheat 6.12, 3. Also ran —1 Tarlcton, 6 Royal Star, 5 Dutch Courage, 9 Petunia, 8 Ophir, 7 Eerino. Won by threo lengths. Time, 2min lOsec. KOWAI TROT, of 100 sovs; 1J miles —0 Polo Jim (K. Young) scr, 1,2 Alvira scr, 2: 9 Lord Denver ser, 3. Also ran —7 Afton Water, 4 McKenzie Girl, 1 Dillon Lad, 5 Dearie Dillon, 10 Lad.v Dover, 3 Direct Tod, 5 Royal Junior, 0 Lord Clan (coupled with winnerL Won by lour lengths, Time, 3min 38 Lsseo.

SEA DOWN .HANDI CAP, of 140 sovs; 6 furlongs.—3 Einora (A. Messervov) 8.4, 1, G Prince Charleroi G. 9, 2; 1 'Moorland 9.1, 3. Also ran—2 Sunny Loch, 5 Royal Mac, 4 Coriatldc. Won'by two lengths. Time, lmin 14ser;.

GLASNEVTN HACK, of 110 sovs; 6 furlongs.—l Polio (A. E. Didliam) 6.13. 1; 8 Tempo 7.12, 2; 5 Some Abbey 7.5, 3. Also ran—2 Enare, 4 Donatio. 15 Armchair, 7 Vouto, 9 Prompter, 11 Gav Life, 10 Horatins, 6 Kilcamiieh. Won by three-quarters of a length Time, lmin 15 2-ssec. BROOMFIELD WELTER, of 115 sovs: 7 furlongs. —3 Kiihirnio (11. Morris) 7.6, 1; 5 Dutch Courage 9.6, 2; 2 Lord Leslie 8.0, 3. Also ran —1 Quality, 4 Pickaninny, 6 Rigel, 7 Idnline. A Von by a length and a half. Time, lmin 30sce.

TEVIOTDALE TROT of 130 sovs; 2 miles.—o Lord' Denver (L. Davidson) ser, 1; 2 Surfboard 21, 2; 6 Eileen Chimes scr, 3. Also _ ran—ll Lady Petersen, 1 Molly Pointer, 4 Direct Tod, 9 Appleshaw 3 Succession, 7 Okura. 5 Lord Chin, 8 Annie’s Dream. 12 Johnnie Dells. _ Won by half a length. Time, lmin ADscc.

CAMBRIDGE MEETING.

OAKHAMPTO.V IVINS CUP

By Tel it 1 ' —B’-pps A 'is.v-in.tion. CAMBRIDGE, Vlay 10

The first totalisalor meeting of the Cam bridge Trotting Club was held in glorious 'weather, and with a largo attendance. The totalisator handled £ll .619. Results INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, ol 65 ,sovs; H jiiilvis.—9 Ref Dennis I. 1 Peter o, Vnii'erit-e 8. Also storied—3 Daylight. 2 Mountain Bov and Wild NO l (coupled i. iO Dell Tod, M Albert. C'rv, 7 Gold' Lail. 8 Topsv Rot .h.- child. 5 Virihana. 4 Gold Stain A i e,,r race. Won easliy. Time. 3min 7sec„

LEAMJLNQTON HANDICAP, of 66 eovs: LJ miles.—s Money 1, 10 Beauty Spot 2. 1 Ursuline 3. Also ran —8 Andover, 12 Boston Chimes, 6 Tore, 3 Biniren Star, 9 Bell Roberts, H Speed King. 2 Jasper, 11 Willi© May. Won bv ftvo lengths. Time, 3min 42sem “CAMBRIDGE CUP, of 200 eovs; 2 miles. —2 Oakhampton 1, 1 Goldman 2 7 Itua Pere 3. Also ran —9 Respect, 8 801 l Tower, 4 Grey Peter, 6 Scandal, 6 Tranquil, 3 King Lear* Won by two lengths. Time, 4min 41sco. HAUTUPU HANDICAP, of 85 soys; li miles.—3 Buz Buz 1, 6 Blair Audubon 2, 1 Brendo 3. Also started 5 Direct Chimes, 4 General Advance and .Blue King (coupled). 2 Manna, Won by a length and a half. Time* 3min 34 BARDOWIE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 2 miles. —3 Roe Bell 1,2 Todd Bells 2, 7 Ter© 3. Also ran—6 Floraline, 1 Tiki, 4 Amberite, 9 Gold Star, ] 1 Bell Tod, 5 Appeal, 10 Sand 1 Drift, 8 Roi Alto. Won by half a length. Time, 4min 55seo. _, „ ' __ STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 75 sovs; 2 miles.—2 Stormy and Buz Buz dead heat, 1, 8 Blue. King 3. Also ran —4 Golden Park, 7 Bell Roberts. 6 Gkonm, 3 Willie Mao. Time, 4mm 40 3-ssec. _ ' „„ PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 85 sovs; 1 mile.—-6 Itna Pere 1, 3 Frofiteer 2, 4 Blair Audubon 3. Also ran —9 Glioam, 8 General Advanoo, 2 Rockawav and Comedy Chief (bracketed), 1 The Pointer, 7 801 l Tower, 10 Prince Akwood, 5 Tranquil. Won by half a length. Time, 2min 27 2-ssee.

OAMARU TROTTING HANDICAPS

pj Telegraph—i J reus Association, DUNEDIN, May 9. The following handicaps have been declared for tno Uamaru Trotting Club’s meeting on 23rd May:— INNOVATION HANDICAP (saddle) of 155 sovs; 1) miles. —Wee Patch scr, Syndicate scr, Nelson’s Guest scr, Princess Reta scr, Hassen ser, Credit Slip ser, Bon Tapui scr, Bon 801 l scr, Don Wilkes scr, Gold Digger 12yds bhd, ’’Zingiber 36, Hostage bo, Real Lady 36, Stone Ginger' 48, Silurian 60, Sheila Wilkes 72, Avalanche 120, Marvin Drift 132. ■ ADVANCE HANDICAP (harness), of 155 sovs; class 3.50; l-£ mites.—Zingiber scr, Wild Sunset scr, Vican sci, Tredenham scr, Tetrachord scr, Queen Peter scr, Princess Anne sex-, Proud Imperial sex-, Nantwick scr, Native Chief scr, Master Bell scr. Moon Hay scr, Lady Petersen scr, lvutuku Jack scr, Eestivo Morn scr, Hard Knocks scr, High Jinks ser, El Carbine filly scr, Do A rtigen scr, Cameo scr, Betty’s Boy scr, Airman ser, Ashley Dillon scr, Four Bolls 24vds bhd, Fairy Chimes 36, Dony l-loui 36, Nelson O’Neill 48, Minimax 72, Sasiu 72, Dillon Gold 84, Try Soon 84. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP (harness), of 500 sovs; class 4.40; 2 miles. —Oakuut scr, Rebel scr, Lazarus scr, Black Admiral scr, Hustler scr, Reta’s Greeting scr, Ivy Audubon scr, St. Maura scr, ltoicole scr, Bing Boy scr, Wharepiana scr, Kean John 12yds bhd, Golden Sun 12, Dixie's Pride 12, Lady Embrace 12, Croinstail 12, Peter McKinney 12, Ramaroa 24, Stunt Artist 21, Lincoln Hwou 24, Peter Mac 21, Lord Nepean 24, Harold Buvwood 24, Native King 24, Latona 24, Kissing Gup 24, Bessie Logan 24, Desborough 36, Le Todd 36, Downcast 36, Talent 36, Coldwater 48, Prince Pointer 48, Queen’s Own 48, Royal Chance CO. WAIKAURA HANDICAP (harness) of 155 sovs; class 5.0; 2 miles. —Zingiber scr, Nelson McKinney scr, Seciet Link scr, Gold Digger ser, Credit Slip ser, Real Lady ser, Saka Bona scr, Wildbino scr, Wakefield ser, Stone Ginger scr, Silurian 12yds bhd, Wire 36, Lady Evevln 36, Burnio 48, Avalancho 96, Swiftbine 144, Pieter Timmerman 156, Merry Bingen 168, Delvillo Wood ISO, Bonnv Spec 204. PAI’AKAIO HANDICAP (saddle) of 170 sovs; class 3.0; miles. —Dolly Houi ser, Gold Chimes scr, Sasin scr, Pandora scr, Haere Ra scr, linshi scr, Lad'y Zora ser, Nightlight scr, Ruby Carbine scr, Quickmatch scr, Fairy Chimes scr, Princess Anno per, Copra ser, Locanda Queen ser, Leilh Chimes ser, Noiseless ser, Fireman scr, Miss Denver scr, Afy Sonny ser, Miss Adonis scr, Drone 12yds bhd, Logan Lad 32, Ardlussa 12, Ecstasy 12, Nyallo 12, Kelpie 12, Winsome Melody 12, Lady Minto 12, Erin’s Logan 24,. Mountain Chimes 24, Awamoa 24, Winnie Dillon 24, Rapier 24, Glen Farg 24. The Freak 21, Kamiknot 36. King Sandy 36, Rota 36, Oakland 48, Danhno Bird 48, Erin Chimes 48, Big Dill 48, Van Director GO. Desborough 84. ENFIELD HANDICAP (harness), of 200 sovs; class 3.11: 11 furlongs. —Ivy Audubon ser. Evening Glow ser, Logan 'Hanlon c or. Sprig o’ Heather. Reta. scr. Bingen Lad scr. IL nuknot scr, Gibraltar scr, Cardinal and Blue scr. Trenaiid ser. Awamoa ser, Rebel 12vds bhd, Dolly Dovie 12. Brentloc 12, Van Director 21. M'niwhnriti 3(5. Ramaroa 48. Bessie Logan 48. Harold Ruryood' 48, Rota’s Greeting .18. R.ivn! Chance GO.

GTE WARDS' IT WDIC.VP HmrnessL <,f 170 sovs: i ■ 1; i - - .'1 ' 9 i ; lj miles. —Gold Chinve< ser, il.ii re il.i ser, Ecstasy ser. Lady Zora scr, Bertlia. Dillon eer,

Nigbtlight 6cr, Day Pointer scr, Try Soon scr, Quickmatch scr, Copra scr, Locanda Queen scr, Nyallc scr, Fireman scr, Mentor scr, Logan. Hanlon 12yds blid, Sparkling Chimes 12, Ararawa 12, Dusky Pointer 12, lvelpie 12. Winsome Melody 12, Glen Farg 12, Harris 12, Yenot 12, Silver Baud 24, St. Fillan 24, Kanuknot 24, Daphne Bird 48, Desborough 108: ELECTRIC HANDICAP (saddle), of 200 sovs; class 2.19, 1 mile. —Oakland scr, Winnie Dillon scr, Bismurate scr, Lone Hand scr, Fancy Pointer scr, Kean John scr, Rota sor, Roicole scr, My Sonny scr, Dolly Doyle scr, Glen Wilkes 12yds blid, Peter Mac 12, Van Director 12, Sparkling Pronto 12, Pan Yan 24, Pessimist 1 ; 24; i Lady Embrace 24, Desborougli 24, Cromstall 24, Queen’s Own 36, Progress 36, Golden Sun 36, Choubra IS, Coldwater 48, Tommy Direct 48.

Gloaming and The Hawk were housed in adjoining boxes at Hastings, at J. M. Cameron’s stables. Tlib Hawk was a terror to the sparrows and pigeons in Australia, but ho met an eagle at Hastings on .Saturday. The Washdvko trotter Lazarus bored rather badly on 'the small track at Forbury, but still ran a lino race on 1 Thursday, being only a couple ol I lengths or so away from the winner, j Great Bingen has regained form 'quickly in D. Withers’ hands, and established two new records for the For- . bury track last week. Wuen at Ins top this horse is one of the very best in the country, and' he has a bright luturo before him. I The Winchester-trained trotter Bonny Spec was responsible lor a double at I i’orbury, and in scoring from 144 be- | Hind, It. Townley’s pupil registered a i taking performance. His time lor 13 'furlongs worked out, at about 3:30 ior a milo and a half, and he won with a trifle to spare. On the eve of tho Gloaming-Tlie Hawk match, J. M. Cameron stated that The Hawk was in tho pink of condition, and that lie expected the Martian gelding to run the race of his life. It. J. Mason, with his usual caution, expressed a fear that Gloaming might bo sore, but the other connections ot I tho old champion were oponiy confident concerning tho issue, and doubtless their optimism was based on the trainer’s judgment. I The dry weather experienced during the last few weeks in Hawkes Bay, had burnt the Hastings'track brown, and a special correspondent reports that it had' been made rutty at the turns by motor cyclo racing, when it was soft, some time ago. After the Hawkes Bay Stakes R. 3. Mason was a bit afraid that Gloaming might be sere on Saturday, but evidently there’was not much amiss with tho champion, as he equalled liis own record for the track. 1 Owner-trainer J. M. Cameron has 'found it profitable to race in Australia for two or three seasons. 'To a shrewd racing man more money can he v.ou there with moderates, and stakes are high for a good w.fra. performer like The Hawk. After collecting nearly £2OOO for the All Aged Stakes, £4O for second' place in tho Ormond Cup must .have looked pretty small.