SPORTING.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18583, 2 June 1930, Page 10

SPORTING.

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. TOP GEAR WINS STEEPLECHASE. By Telegraph—Press Association. DUNEDIN, May 31. The Dunedin Jockey Club opened its winter meeting to-day in fine weather on a track which, while firm, was entirely devoid of sting and not in favour of fast times. There was a good attendance and the totalisator handled £17,556, compared with £21,655/10/- for the first day last year. Results: — HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, Of 175 sovs; about 21 miles. 5—A. C. Mills's Kuku, 9.51 (Mackfe) 1 2—Red Heather, 9.10 (L. Hunt) .. .. 2 I —French Fleet, 10.6 <F. Langford) 3 Also ran—4 Mataipuke, 7 Wairio, 3 Hillman, 8 Star Tractor. 6 Koremata. Won by ten lengths, eight lengths between second and third. Mataipuke was a bad fourth, and Hillman the only other to finish. Time—smin 36 4-ssec. BRIGHTON HANDICAP, Of 200 sovs; 1 mile. I—N. Rutherford's Ranelagh, 9.0 (A. E. Ellis) 1 9 —Fail* Exchange, 8.5 (L. Moulin) .. 2 B —lmpertinence, 8.3 (B, Brodie) .. 3 Also ran—6 Ravine, 7 Nightmaid, 15

Tembroney, 3 Hounslow, 2 Straightcourse, 13 Carinthia, 5 Vinegrove, 12 Dumblane, 17 Ballance, 4 Thurso, 14 Top Speed, 11 Night Rose, 18 Lucky Maid, 16 Remindful, 10 Leading Boy. Won by a length and a half, a head between second and third. Tembroney was fourth. Time —lmin 43sec. BIRTHDAY HANDICAP, Of 350 sovs; lh miles. 5—J. L. Hannon’s Red Sea, 8.4 (L. J. Ellis) 1 2—Waterline, 8.12 (J. Barry) 2 7—Camisader, 7.9 (G. Humphries) . 3 ' Also ran—l Arikiwai, 3 Pink Note, 8 Money Mine, 6 Circulation, 4 Black Mint. Won by threequarters of a length, a neck between second and third. Pink Note was fourth. Time—2min 37 4-ssec. OTAGO STEEPLECHASE, Of 450 sovs; about 31 miles. 1— L. C. Hazlett’s Top Gear, 10.3 (W. Cooper) 1 2 Night Raid, 9.1 (J. T. Humphris) 2 s—Double Soult, 9.1 h (A. S. Ellis) .. 3 Also ran—2 Radiate, 4 Kaikahu, 6 Snowfall, 3 Radiac. Kaikahu fell and brought down Radiac, and Radiate fell on the flat when leading. Won by two lengths, third horse 100 yards away. Time—7min 18 3-ssec. TRADESMEN’S HANDICAP, Of 250 sovs; 6 furlongs. 1— G. A. Kain's Inevitable, 8.1 (B. Brodie) 1 2 Great Star. 9.6 (C. Emerson) .... 2 s—Lucky Light, 8.0 (F. McKay) .... 3 Also ran—l 3 Taboo, 10 Black Duke, 3 Rin Tin Tin, 8 Caterpillar, 11 Subdivision. 4 Full Fling, 7 Rascal, 8 Red Boa, 9 First Raid. Won by two lengths, half a length between second and third. First Raid was fourth. Time—lmin 14 4-ssec. JUNE HURDLES, Of 200 sovs; lh miles. 1— H. Dampier-Crossley’s Amorist, 9.9£ (G. Salt) 1 2 Craigmore, 9.8 (A. Youngman) .. 2 s—Antrim Boy, 10.4 (W. Cooper) .. 3 Also ran—4 Pangolin, 7 Gayoma, 8 Oriflamb, 3 Heather Lad, 9 Guncase, 6 Paris, 10 Exide. Won by two and a half lengths, threequarters of a length between second and third. Heather Lad was fourth. Time—2min 35 3-ssec. ST. CLAIR HANDICAP, Of 175 sovs; 7 furlongs. 8 — Sir Chas. Clifford’s Semper Paratus. 8.1 (J. Barry) 1 1— Palermo, 9.3 (A. E .Ellis) 2 9 Meitui, 7.10 (J. Dooley) 3 Also ran—l2 Tuku, 6 Jock o’ Hazeldean, 7 Rina Mangu, 3 Miss Redowa, 11 Crossbow, 2 Miss Bradbury, 10 Rosewood, 5 Bitractor, 4 Flaxbird. Won by half a length, with a length and a half between second and third. Jock o’ Hazeldean was fourth. Time—lmin 16 4WINTER HANDICAP, Of 210 sovs; 1 mile. 2 Sir Chas. Clifford’s Full Feather, 7.13 (J. Barry) 1 9—Salmo Salar, 7.9 (F. Ingram) .... 2 5 Apache, 8.2 (F. McKay) 3 Also ran—B Wingatui, 6 Stealth, 3 Nedda and Sudden Storm (coupled), Smithereens, 12 Tardy, 7 Red Racer, 13 Haze, 11 Evening, 4 Glenrowan, 15 Membo, 14 Royal Mint, 16 Tripaway, 10 Royal Game. Won by threequarters of a lengih, half a length between second and third. Glenrowan was fourth. Time—lmin 42 3-ssec. NOTES ON THE RACING. (Special to the “Herald.”) DUNEDIN, May 31. The weather was gloriously fine for the opening day of the Dunedin winter meeting, but the attendance was not large, and there was a considerable shrinkage in the totalisator investments. The fact that a trotting meeting is to follow next week, giving Dunedin for the first time five days’ racing almost on end, was a factor in this, and the two days’ break between the first and second days of the meeting caused many visitors to postpone their trip till Monday. Tuesday, no doubt, will see better returns, but both meetings are likely to be effected by the surfeit of racing. The Riverton Cup winner, Red Sea, by the Waimateowned sire Valkyrian, accounted for the Birthday Handicap, after a pretty race. Top Gear had the way made easy for him by mishaps, but it looked as if Radiate was the only one of the unlucky ones who might have defeated him. The Orari three-year-old Inevit-

able secured a decisive win in the Tradesmen’s, and Full Feather carried top weight to victory round a big field in the Winter Handicap. The uncertain Australian Amorist ran one of his best races in the hurdles, and had most of the field scratching in their efforts to keep near him. Opening Event. Loughrea, who had split a hoof, and Hyperion retired from the Hunters’ Steeplechase, and in a field of eight French Fleet 571 and Red Heather 461 were the popular picks. Hillman, Wairio, Koremata and Red Heather led down the back, but Kuku showed the way over the water jump. Coming to the stands, Koremata took charge and opened up a gap of fifteen lengths from Red Heather, Kuku and French Fleet, and they ran in that order until nearing the far turn, where Koremata came to grief. Kuku then went on from Red Heather and French Fleet, and jumping correctly, won by a dozen lengths from Red Heather, who was eight lengths clear of French Fleet. Mataipuke and Hillman, at long intervals, were the only others to get round, but Wairio was unlucky in being stopped at the double by a riderless horse.

Favourite Scores. Eighteen lined up for the Brighton Handicap.* and backers displayed a preference for Ranelagh 781, Straightcourse 492. and Hounslow 478. All began pretty well except Leading Boy. who lost a lot of ground. Remindful, Impertinence and Fair Exchange were first to show, and at the far turn Fair Exchange was leading from Remindful and Impertinence, the trio being just clear of Hounslow, Nightmaid and Vinegrove. There was not much change till a furlong from home, where Ranelagh ran up on the outside and won by just over a length from Fair Exchange, who defeated Impertinence by a head. Tembroney was a neck away, with Vinegrove next. Straightcourse was one of the last to finish. A Keen Contest. Arikiwai was installed a good favourite for the Birthday Handicap, carrying £135 more than Waterline. There was a big drop in the figures then to Pink Note, Black Mint and Red Sea, who were pretty evenly backed. Pink Note was a bit troublesome at the start, but eventually a good despatch was made. Black Mint was first to break the line, and led past the stand on terms with Waterline, the pair being followed by Arikiwai, Pink Note and Circulation. At the mile Black Mint had drawn clear of Waterline, then came Arikiwai, Circulation, Pink Note and Red Sea. It was the same at the six furlongs, so far as the order was concerned, but the field had bunched. Circulation and Red Sea moved up from the far turn, and as they swung into the straight Circulation and Waterline were clear of Pink Note, Black Mint, Red Sea and Arikiwai, who were in a bunch. Circulation retired commencing the last furlong, where Red Sea challenged Waterline, and Camisader came fast from the rear. A nice race ended in Red Sea winning by over half a length from Waterline, who beat Camisader by a neck. Pink Note was another half length away, with Circulation next. Money Mine, last year’s winner, was last to finish, but he was so sore that not many people fancied him.

Top Gear Again. Betting was well distributed in the Otago Steeplechase, Top Gear being first choice, £BS above Radiate, with Night Raid the outsider. Coming to the stand the first time, Top Gear and Radiac were leading from Double Soult and Radiate. Everything went well till the second sod wall was reached, where ; all were bunched except Snowfall, but Kaikahu and Radiac came to grief. At the far turn, Night Raid and Top Gear were just in advance of Double Soult and Radiate, and at the stand double, with a round to go, Top Gear and Double Soult were about two lengths ahead of Radiate and Night Raid, with Snowfall beginning to make up a bit of ground. At the big sod wall Snowfall was stopped by a riderless horse. With a mile to go, Radiate took charge, but almost immediately slipped and fell on the flat. Double Soult tired a bit further on, and the issue was left to Top Gear and Night Raid. Top Gear drew clear at the water jump and came on to win comfortably by two lengths from the Orari horse. Double Soult cantered in 100 yards behind the others, being the only other to finish. Top Gear has now started five times over fences, and has an unbeaten record of four wins and a dead-heat. Tradesmen’s Handicap. Inevitable 964, Great Star 966, Rin Tin Tin 837, and Full Fling 667. were the most fancied in the Tradesmen’s Handicap. Great Star, Inevitable, Full Fling and First Raid all began well, and at the far turn Full Fling, Great Star, Inevitable, First Raid and Caterpillar was the order. Great Star, Full Fling, Rin Tin Tin, First Raid and Inevitable were the leaders at the home turn, and half way up the straight Inevitable forged through on the rails and won by nearly two lengths from Great Star, who was half a length in front of Lucky Light. The last-named finished very fast, and just cut First Raid out of a place. Rin Tin Tin was next. Amorist Sets Hot Pace. Betting was well distributed on the June Hurdles, Amorist 783, Craigmore 768, Heather Lad 643, Pangolin 534, and Antrim Boy 474, being the top numbers. Amorist got to the front coming to the first hurdle and increased his lead at the jump owing to the others being crowded. Leaving the straight Amorist was clear of Craigmore, Pangolin, Gayoma and Guncase, and going down the back he set such a hot pace that he had the field well strung out. Paris fell at the jump near the seven furlongs when making a forward move. At the far turn, Amorist was half a dozen lengths clear of Craigmore, who was followed by Antrim Boy and Heather Lad. Amorist was never challenged, and won by three lengths from Craigmore, who secured second money W a neck, after a great tussle with

Antrim Boy and Heather Lad. Guncase. Gayoma, Oriflamb and Exide came home in a bunch about three lengths further back. Semper Paratus Improves. The Gore Hack winner Palermo was made a solid favourite for the St. Clair Handicap, showing 1110 units, the others in most demand being Miss Bradbury 728, Miss Redowa 698, Flaxbird 496 and Bitractor 418. Tuku and Bitractor began smartly, but the lastnamed fell before going two furlongs. At the far turn Palermo took charge from Miss Redowa, but at the curve the favourite was joined by Semper Paratus, and they turned for home together, clear of a bunch piloted by Miss Redowa. Finishing with more resolution than he did at Ashburton, Semper Paratus defeated Palermo by a short half length. Meitui was a length and a half away, a neck in front of Jock o’ Hazeldean. Semper Paratus appeared to throw in the towel at Ashburton, but hung on well to-day under pressure. Top Weight’s Good Win. The West Coaster Smithereens wound up favourite in a field of sixteen in the Winter Handicap, with 889 chances, with strong support for Full Feather 691, Nedda-Sudden Storm 689. Glenrowan 661. Apache 635. Three or four others were in the four hundreds. The light was failing as the field ran down the back, but Stealth. Nedda. Smithereens and Apache were among the early leaders. At the far turn Stealth, Nedqla. Smithereens, Apache and Tardy were near the front, and Stealth led round the top from Salmo Salar. This pair turned for home followed by Apache and a bunch. Half way down the straight Full Feather was seen putting in a fast run from the outside, and the topweight got up to win by a good half length from Salmo Salar. who defeated Apache by a neck. Royal Game. Glenrowan and Stealth were all close up. Full Feather was running on so strongly at the end that a longer journey should not worry him.

SECOND DAY HANDICAPS. FORBURY STEEPLECHASE, of 200 sovs; 2i miles. —Kaikahu 11.9, Loughrea 11.8, Gala Day 11.1, Rag Tag 10.8, French Fleet 10.6. Hymestrason 10.5, Double Soult 10.5. Kuku 10.5. Red Heather 10.2, Mataipuke 10.1, Parader 9.13, Taramoa 9.10, Squatter 9.10, Soldier’s Dream 9.7. Wairio 9.3, Koremata 9.0, Hillman 9.0. SILVERSTREAM HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; 7 furlongs.—Salmo Salar 9.11. Ranelagh 9.10, Palermo 9.5, Tuku 9.1, Fair Exchange 9.1, Ravine 9.1, Nightmaid 9.0, Kentish Lady 8.10, Tembroney 8.10, Hounslow 8.9, Straightcourse 8.6, Jock o’ Hazeldean 8.6, Impertinence 8.5, Rina Mangu 8.4. Banner Boy 7.12. Court 7.9, Meitui 7.9, Crossbow 7.9, Boy 7.9, Abbeville 7.9, Vinegrove 7.9, Solmuri 7.8. Miss Marco 7.8, Barn Door 7.8, Remindful 7.7, Thurso 7.7, Top Speed 7.7, Bitractor 7.7, Ballance 7.7, Leading Boy 7.7, Sentinel Lad 7.7, Lucky Maid 7.7.8att1e Screen 7.7, Nightrose 7.7, Captain’s Gift .7, Rosewood 7.7.

PROVINCIAL HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; 11 miles. —Waterline 9.1, Full Feather 8.13. Arikiwai 8.12, Red Sea 8.11, Pnik Note 8.9, Money Mine 8.9, Black Duke 8.6, Taboo 8.4, Camisader 7.9, Circulation 7.9, Wingatui 7.8, Stealth 7.4. Black Mint 7.1. Tardy 7.0, Haze 7.0, Evening 7.0, Glenrowan 7.0, Mount Boa 7.0, Cupid’s Dart 7.0. OTAGO HURDLES, of 350 sovs; 2 miles. —Overhaul 11.8. Aberfeldy 11.3, Pangolin 10.9, Carinthia 10.8, Amorist 10.8, Antrim Boy 10.6, Gayoma 10.2, Troilus 10.0. Oriflamb 10.0, Craigmore 9.13, Heather Lad 9.8, Guncase 9.3, Whiffler 8.0, Exide 9.0.

WAIRONGOA HANDICAP, of 235 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Great 6tar 9.9. Black Duke 8.12, Rin Tin Tin 8.12, Inevitable 8.9, Lucky Light 8.0, Caterpillar 8.0, Subdivision 7.11, Full Fling 7.8, Smithereens 7.3, Rascal 7.2, First Raid 7.0, Red Boa 7.0, Battle Flag 7.0, Tripaway 7.0. WINGATUI STEEPLECHASE, of 325 sovs; 2 h miles.—Fabriano 11.3, Top Gear 11.2, Kapuna 10.11, Overhaul 10.8, Maungamoe 10.4, Radiate 10.3, Kaikahu 10.1, Loughrea 10.1, Radiac 9.11, Snowfall 9.9, Night Parade 9.6, Double Soult 9.0, Balvasco 9.0, Mataipuke 9.0.

JANEFIELD HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; 6 furlongs.—Tuku 9.11, Ravine 9.11, Fair Exchange 9.11, Kentish Lady 9.5, Semper Paratus 9.3, Impertinence 8.1, Rina Mangu 9.0, Valuator 8.10, Miss Redowa 8.8, Abbeville 8.6, Captivate 8.6, Meitui 8.5, Arrowmaid 8.2, Attractive Lady 8.2, Miss Marco 8.1, Bay Queen 8.1, Miss Bradbury 8.0, Night Lark 8.0, Bachelor Boy 8.0, Flaxbird 8.0, Rosewood 8.0, Cetchela 8.0, Stringbow 8.0, Traho 8.0, Budget 8.0, Baby Bliss 8.0, Anahora 8.0, Aranoah 8.0, Good Gift 8.0, Polling Day 8.0, Zelanian 8.0, Night Parade 8.0. Te Maiha 8.0, Royal Bluff 8.0, Tractor gelding 8.0, Captain’s Gift 8.0.

INVERMAY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 1 mile. —Full Feather 10.1. Taboo 9.44, Camisader 8.10. Starshooter 8.8, Stealth 8.6. Caterpillar 8.1. John Bradbury 8.1, Nedda 8.1, Smithereens 7.12, Apache 7.12, Salmo Salar 7.12, Red Racer 7.11, Tardy 7.11. Paris 7.11. Ranelagh 7.11, Glenrowan 7.9, Evening 7.8, Royal Game 7.7, First Raid 7.7, Sudden Storm 7.7. Royal Mint 7.7. Martis 7.7. Membo 7.7, Mount Boa 7.7, Tripaway 7.7, Royal Flower 7.7, Cupid’s Dart 7.7. CANTERBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. MURIEL DE ORO WINS PAPARUA HANDIAP. - By Telegraph—Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH. May 31. The Canterbury Park Trotting Club's winter meeting opened to-day. The weather was fine and the attendance fair. The track was in excellent order. The totalisator handled £24.234. compared with £26,656/10/- on the first day last year. Results; — YALDHURST HANDICAP. Of 175 sovs (3.38); li miles. I—J. N. Clarke’s Fifa, 12 (Owner) . 1 B—Midland, 36 (A. E. Bussell) .. ..2 15—Repute, 12 (H. Frost) 3 Also ran—ll Accumulator, 4 Mat Voyage, 5 King’s Voyage. 9 Nelson Parrish, 10 St. Petrox. 6 Nelson Prince, 18 (Treat Amazon, 2 Scuttle, 16 Sea Queen, 12 Gemlight, 13 Oval, 14 Tot Logan, 7 New Metford, 3 White Satin, 17 Mount Royal. Won by two lengths, a length between second and third. Tot Logan was fourth. Times—3.3o 1-5, 3.28 4-5, 3.31 1-5. PENINSULA HANDICAP Of 200 sovs (3.29); U miles. 7—j. McQuilkin’s Wild Voyage, scr (Owner) 1 3 Kriesler, 12 (D. Bennett) 2 4 Proud Dillon, 12 (M. Holmes) .. 3 Also ran—l 4 Ariki. 5 Brentlight, 13 Erin’s Royal, 16 Audrey Dillon, 10 Harold Lee, 8 Kautoma, 6 Mac Dillon, 2 Lily Harold, 12 Ricardo, 16 JVikota, 11 Nelson McElwyn, 1 Editor. 9 Invader, 15 Baynut. Won by three lengths, two lengths between second and third. Editor was fourth. Times—3.22, 3.21 2-5, 3.22 1-5. PAPARUA HANDICAP. Of 500 sovs (4.32); 2 miles. 1 — W. E. Simes’ Muriel de Oro, scr (F. G. Holmes) 1 2 The Shrew, 24 (E. N. Kennerley) 2 2 —Vendome. scr (J. J. Kennerley) . 3 AI9O ran—7 Arikitoa, 3 Avenger and Omaha (coupled), 11 Talent, 4 Genu-

ine, 12 Pageant, 8 Maiwhariti, 5 Athalone, 6 Jean McElwyn, 10 Daphne de Oro, 9 Dundas Boy and Quality (coupled). Won a length, two lengths between second and third. Jean McElwyn was fourth. Times—4.3l, 4.29 2-5, 4.32. AVIATION HANDICAP. Of 300 sovs (4.44); 2 miles. I—E. E. Cuneen’s Rose Audo, 12 (E. C. McDermott) 1 3 Dolores, 48 (J. Bryce) 2 10—Dipnoi, 12 (W. Basron) 3 Also ran—B Young Carbine, 4 Kyra, 9 Nelson Boy, 11 Boneta, 12 Nelson Ata. 7 Quickfire, 5 Lady Fan, 2 Admiral Bingen. 13 Bonnie Belmont, 6 Sarsaparilla, 14 John Mauritius. Wcf by a length, same distance between second and'third. Lady Fan was fourth. Times—4.36 2-5, 4.33 3-5, 4.36 4-5. ELLESMERE HANDICAP, Of 200 sovs (4.40); 2 miles. 6—T. McGirr’s Whakataua, scr (Owner) 1 4 Logan’s Pride, 48 (D. C. Watts) . 2 14—Shady Spot. 24 (O. E. Hoopqr) .. 3 Also ran —17 Mercury, 8 Baby Logan, 5 Colehill, 13 Mac Dillon, 2 Harold Logan, 11 Erin's Lynn, 15 Vecto, 7 Tumatakuru, 16 Ricardo, 3 Purser, 10 Royal Comrade, 9 Krina and Fair Wave (coupled), 12 Anon, 1 Rey Logan. Won by a neck, three lengths between second and third. Mac Dillon was fourth. Times—4.32 4-5, 4.29, 4.32 4-5. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of 300 sovs (2.48); 11 miles. I—P. Watson’s Travis Axworthy, 24 (F. G. Holmes) 1 5 Tony Victor, scr (C. S. Donald) . 2 4—Eugene de Oro, 12 (F. Holmes) . 3 Also ran—lo Warepa, 2 Kid Logan, 7 Granite City, 13 Kotuku Jack. 12 Baynut, 8 Trampfast, 9 Lingfield, 3 Great Logan. 6 Linkman. 15 Loganwood. 14 Cardinal Logan, 11 Native Prince. Won by a length, a neck between second and third. Native Prince was fourth. Times—2.43 4-5, 2.46, 2.45 1-5. RAILWAY HANDICAP (saddle), Of 200 sovs (2.16); 1 mile. I—W.1 —W. C. M. Kerr's Avonwood, 24 (A. Butterfield) 1 6 Sahib. 12 (G. Caddy) 2 3—Sylvie Logaji. 12 (M. B. Edwards) 3 Also ran—s Pearl Logan, 2 Great Triumph, 4 Loco. 7 Warepa. 9 Bob Logan, 8 High Jinks. Won by three lengths, a length between second and third. Warepa was fourth. Times — 2.11 4-5, 2.13 3-5, 2.14. AU REVOIR HANDICAP, Of 250 sovs (2.14); 1 mile. I—G. J. Barton’s Wilma Dillon, 12 (W. J. Tomkinson) 1 6—Granite City, scr (A. Butterfield) 2 B—Linkman, 36 (V. Alborn) .. .. 3 Also ran—s Trimmer, 7 Neerson, 4 Rolex. 11 Steel All, 9 Hector’s Own, 2 Final McKinney, 3 Golden Bubbles, 16 Arikitoa. 12 Talent, 15 Bessie Logan, 10 Logan Chief, 13 King Pointer, 14 Waitaki Girl. Won by threequarters of a length, a length between second and third. Final McKinney was fourth. Times—2.B 4-5, 2.10 2-5, 2.7 3-5. SECOND DAY HANDICAPS. PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP, of 175 sovs (3.38); li miles.—Victor Bingen ; scr, Micky Audubon scr. Accumulator scr, Mat Voyage scr, King’s Voyage scr, St. Petrox 12yds bhd. Stand By 12, Nelson Parrish 12, Nelson Prince 12, Repute 24. Great Amazon 24, Scuttle 24, Sea Queen 24. Gemlight 24, Fifa 48. Oval 48. New Metford 48. Tot Logan 48, White Satin 48, Midland 60, Mount Royal 60.

HAREWOOD HANDICAP, of 200 sovs (3.30); li miles.—Rap scr, Wheat King scr, Brentlight scr, Audrey Dillon scr, Denver City scr, Kautoma scr. Guy Fawkes scr, Country King scr, Morrison scr, Regal Voyage scr, St. George scr, Mercury 12yds bhd, Erin’s Royal 12, Baby Logan 12, Lydia 12, Vecto 12, Harold Lee 12, Mac Dillon 12, Sandy Pointer 12, Proud Dillon 24, Jackie Logan 24, Ricardo 24, Vikota 24, Harold Logan 24, Wild Nita 24, Lily Harold 24, Nelson McElwyn 24. Kreisler 36, Editor 36, Wild Voyage 36, Mac de Oro 48, Whakataua 48, Teremoa 48, William the Great 60.

KING GEORGE HANDICAP, of 600 sovs (4.29); 2 miles. —Travis Axworthy scr, Maiwhariti scr, The Shrew scr, Linkman 12yds bhd. Bonny Logan 12, Carmel 12, Athalone 12, Silk Thread 12, Jean McElwyn 12, Trampfast 24, Logan Chief 24, Daphne de Oro 24, Loganwood 24, Cardinal Logan 36, Peterwah 36, King Pointer 36, Quality 4C, Native Prince 48. Waitaki Girl 60.

ELEVATION HANDICAP, of 225 sovs (4.45); 2 miles.—Oval scr. Midland scr, New Metford scr, Tot Logan scr, Young Carbine 12yds bhd. Trampcrisp 12, Kyra 24, Nelson’s Boy 24, Dipnoi 36, Boneta 36, Nelson Ata 36, Quickfire 48, Lady Fan 48, Admiral Bingen 60, Bonnie Belmqpt 72, Sarsaparilla 72, Jock Bingen 72, Rose Audo 72,

Dolores 84. Writer 96, John Mauritius 96, Tonic 108. PIONEER HANDICAP, of 225 sovs (4.38); 2 miles. —Ariki scr, Tumatakuru scr, Royal Comrade scr, Granite City scr, Ricardo scr, Colehill scr, Apex scr. Krina scr, Anon scr, Purser scr, June de Oro scr. Harold Logan scr. Tarndale scr, Nelsonian scr, Erin’s Lynn scr. Royal Silk scr, Kreisler 12yds bhd. Shady Spot 12, Baynut 12, John Mauritius 12, Rey Logan 12.^Kotuku Jack 12. Salient 244, Delightful 24, Sonoma 24. Invader 24, Fair Wave 24, Cyone 36, Logan's Pride 48. Laplander 60. ADVANCE HANDICAP, of 300 sovs (2.47); li miles.—Kid Logan scr. Trimmer scr, Hector’s Own scr, Eugene de Oro scr, Tony Victor scr, Lady Cello scr, Rolex scr. Neerson scr. Double Event scr. Steel All scr. Lingfield scr, Jolly Pet 12yds bhd. Final McKinney 12, Morning Sun 12. Omahp 12, Great Logan 12, Arikitoa 24. Wrackeen 24. Talent 24, Away 24. Muriel de Oro 24. Genuine 24. Vendome 24. The Shrew 24, Linkman 36, Loganwood 36. Wilma Dillon 36. Athalone 36, Cardinal Logan 36. Silk Thread 36. Bessie Logan 36. Travis Axworthy 36. Dundas Boy 48. Native Prince 48. Onyx 60. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 225 sovs (2.16); 1 mile—Mercury scr. Winter Audubon scr, Tumatakuru scr. Thorpie scr. Roddy scr. Proud Dillon scr, Pearl Logan scr, Aleron scr. Tactless scr, Erin’s Lynn scr, Vecto scr, Nelson McElwyn scr. Young Bingen scr, Parkwood 12yds bhd, Delightful 12, Warepa 12. Sahib 12, Royal Comrade 12, Baynut 12, Sylvie Logan 12, William the Great 12, Rey Logan 12. Avenger 24, Rolex 24, Neerson 24, Golden Bubbles 30, Granite City 36, Morning Sun 36. Native Queen 36. FINAL HANDICAP (saddle), of 200 sovs (2.16); 1 mile. —Roddy scr, Return Voyage scr, Pearl Logan scr. Black Wattle scr, Great Triumph scr. Loco scr, Vecto scr, Nelson McElwyn scr, Teremoa scr, Kreisler 12yds bhd. Sylvie Logan 12, Sahib 12, Invader 12, Kotuku Jack 12, Bob Logan 12. Logan’s Pride 24, High Jinks 24. Hector's Own 36, Native Queen 36. Krina 36. El Direct 36, Lingfield 36, Avonwood 48.

AUSTRALIAN RACING. WARWICK FARM MEETING. (United Press Association—By —I->c‘ 1# Telegraph -Copyight.) (Received June 1. 5.5 ’p.m.) SYDNEY. June 1. At Warwick Farm, the following was the result of the CASHIER HANDICAP, 1 mile. Cooldan. 8.13 1 Habit (N.Z.) 9.0 2 Adrian’s March t Flinders t Twelve started. Won by a head, dead-heaters half a length away. Time —lmin 40sec. STAND BY CHANGES HANDS. (Special to the “Herald.”) CHRISTCHURCH, May 31. The trotter Stand By, formerly owned In Waimate, has been purchased by a patron of C. S. Donald’s stable. He won a race at the recent Forbury Park meeting, and subsequently ran second at Oamaru. He is a four-year-old by Nelson Bingen, from a mare by Bon Homme, and he is one of the most promising young trotters in commission. ■