Racing and Trotting.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19034, 1 April 1930, Page 14

Racing and Trotting.

(BY

“ARGUS.”)

RACING NOTES. (rood fields have been secured for the first day’s events at South Canterbury, and the racing on Thursday and Saturday should provide a lot of interest. Riccarton stables are well represented and they should secure a good share of the stakes. * In connection with the South Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting, to be held on Thursday and Saturday, a special train will leave Christchurch each day at 7.42 a.m., taking passengers to the course. The return train will leave Timaru at 6.35 p.m., and is due in Christchurch at 10 p.m. * * * * H. Nurse has two candidates for the first day’s hurdle race at South Canterbury. A. J. Peart will ride Lancer, while L. Evans will be on After Ten. * * * * The North Island jockey, J. Barry, will be at the South Canterbury meeting this ■week. His riding engagements include Corinthic, Giggleswick, Sleipner and Charmeuse, from H. Nurse’s stable. * * * * C. Emerson’s mounts on the first day at South Canterbury will be Hoylake, Gay Sonnet and Gay Crest, all of whom look in good trim. * * * & H. Young has again taken up his residence at Riccarton. He will be at the South Canterbury meeting, where his first day’s riding engagements will include Kentish Lady and Hazq. * * * * F. P. Claridge will have two hurdlers at South Canterbury this week. Mime is an acceptor on the first day and will be ridden by D. Hall, who may be on Troilus on the second day. , * * * * L. J. Ellis was riding work at Riccarton this, morning. He has a full list of riding engagements the first day at South; Canterbury, his mounts being Appeal, Buoyant, Quinopal, Fair Money and Coupling. 5F * v * G. J. Pine will take Don Jose and Silver Coot to the South Canterbury meeting this week. So far no riding arrangements have been made. * * * * Heisler has done a lot of useful work lately. He will be a competitor in the hurdle events at South Canterbury, where G. Salt will ride him. * * * * E. Shaw has been engaged to ride Rangatahi, Valuator and Royal Limond at South Canterbury. R. Coveney's riding engagements on the first, day of the. South Canterbury meeting include Arrowmir, Miss Nightraid. and Adelphi. # * * A. 11. Eastwood will have the rides on Starshooter, Solgele, Sailing Home, Pink Paper and Colonel Quex on the first day of the South Canterbury meeting. * * -Jr. A. E. Ellis will ride Arikiwai, First Sight, Solmuri and Lord Thomond in their South Canterbury engagements. * * *' * I. Tilson will handle Bonatic in the hurdle races at South Canterbury. So far he has no other riding engagements at the meeting. * * * * Count Cavour pulled up lame after working at Riccarton this morning, and the Solferino gelding may require a spell.

A chestnut yearling filly, by Hunting Song from the Solferino mare Knocklyn, has been broken in by FI. Nurse and has made her appearance on the Riccarton tracks. She is a small but neatly made youngster.

The Riccarton racecourse bowling green has been closed down for the season, and it will receive early attention, .so as to be in order for an early opening in the spring. The club has done well in its first season, the members showing great enthusiasm, while many of them have made great progress at the game.

It has been decided that Concentrate will have to miss his Sydney Cup engagement, and he was withdrawn by cablegram on Monday morning. Cimabue, however, is to go for his Doncaster Handicap engagement, and he will leave Wellington on Friday. Whether he will be accompanied by Royal Duke and Gesture is as yet undecided.

11. Kingan, who now trains Roi de Val, has been schooling the Lackham. gelding at Trentham.

The ex-Awapuni and Foxton trainer. A. E. Browne, is now located at Trent, ham, where he has Beaumont and another in his charge.

The present season is proving Cimabue’s most profitable one on the turf. At two years old, he won £2090; at three years, £1060; at four years, £1722; and in the present season, at five years, £2360. His total winnings amount to £7232. He has started seventeen times this season for six wins, two seconds and two thirds. Last year he won the Great Easter Handicap at Riccarton. This season notable victories include the Feilding Stakes, Jackson Stakes and Manawatu Stakes. *

Rational 11. is making good progress from the injury he received on the eve of the Wellington meeting, and resumed trotting exercise on the track last week. The Rossendale gelding looks well, and has been entered for the open mile events at the Avondale autumn meeting.

The late Mr Robert Stevens, for whom the flags flew at half-mast at Awapuni last week, died on the eve of the meeting at his home in Mr Stevens for very many years had been a familiar figure in New Zealand sporting circles. First as an" amateur rider, later on as an owner and as trainer of his own horses, and for a quarter of a century as. judge and timekeeper for the Manawatu Racing Club, he was well known to a great number of North Island racegoers. In business he was still more widely known as a dealer in live stock and as a buyer for meat exporting concerns. The deceased sportsman, who had reached his eightieth year, had suffered from twelve months’ painful illness before death brought him relief.

Red Fuchsia should be in good fettle by the time the winter racing season rolls round. At Awapuni last week, he was having his second race over hurdles for some time, and, after being handy throughout, finished fourth. He had 11.11 on his back, and had no chance of conceding Omeo 391 b as the event was run, for the mile and three-quarters was compassed in record time.

When making his first appearance over hurdles, Mountain Guide displayed promise by running second to Golden Wedding in the Poroti Hurdle Race at the Whangarei spring meeting. He has done very little racing since, but if started in hurdle events at Whangarei this week he should perform creditably.

Our Comet, who has been purchased by the Auckland trainer, A. Rhodes, and shipped to Sydney, is an untried two-year-old by Day Comet from Lady Hill, a daughter of Bezonian and Lady Hune. Our Comet is a well developed juvenile, and, as he is very forward in condition, he should be ready to race soon after his arrival in Sydney. He has shown abundance of speed on the track, and, properly placed, should be capable of winning races for his new owner. TROTTING NOTES. Nominations for the Metropolitan Trotting Club’s Easter meeting close on Thursday next at noon. ** =t* 4: * The Cheviot Trotting Club's meetings are gradually growing in popularity. The racecourse was found to be unsuitable for galloping races and the club, which was originally a racing one, subsequently went over to the trotting ranks. The course, although not of good shape, is quite satisfactory for trotting and pacing, and being a righthanded course, many horses race better there than on other courses. The officials are hard working and now have some knowledge of what is necessary for the successful carrying out of a meeting. The club’s secretary, Mr T. West, is quite a live wire, and his energy and tact have had much to do with the success of the meetings. Last Saturday’s fixture was favoured by ideal weather and was easily the best yet held by the club. The course was in good order for a country track, and a pleasing feature was the promptness in which the events were got off, the last race being run well up to time. * * * sis R R Rprrv "hnd Romano*; Colorado

R. B. Berry had Romanos, Colorado and' Checkers, all two-year-olds, accepted for the Cheviot meeting last Saturday. Checkei's started in the mile harness event, but he did not show up prominently. Colorado was an acceptor in the Spotswood Handicap, run over a mile and a half, and Romanos was in the M’Kenzie Handicap, a race run over a mile and a quarter. Under the rules Romanos and Colorado were ineligible to start, as no two-year-old can race over a further distance than a mile prior to April 1.

# * * The American pacer Chilmat has been for some time in C. S. Donald’s stable, and he wa's racing at Cheviot last Saturday. He did not go up to expectations, and it is probable he will be returned to his owner at once.

The Author Dillon—Marie Tempest pacer, Actor, gave a lot of promise as a young horse, when trained by B. Jarden, but he did not train on satisfactorily. He was raced at Cheviot on Saturday and showed a glimpse of his early form. In the Cup, run over two miles, he was always prominent and finished fourth, just behind the placed horses. He was started iri the M’Kenzie Flandicap. run over a mile and a quarter, and when well up with the leaders he collided with Warrenore at the back of the course. His driver, M. Holmes, was thrown out of the sulky, getting a rather nasty fall. Actor seems to be sound and he may do better in some of his future engagements.

The right-handed course at Cheviot suited Bingen Wilkes and he raced much better than usual, finishing second to Harley Dillon in the mile saddle event.

(A doubtful starter at Masterton). KAIKOURA TROTTING CLUB A meeting of the committee of the Kaikoura Trotting Club was held on Friday evening. Correspondence was received from the Trotting Association advising that the club’s action in dealing with inquiries on race day had been endorsed by the association. Mr C. A. Davis wrote applying for a refund of nomination fees. It was decided to grant the request. The stipendiary steward’s report was received and was favourably commented upon. The secretary presented a statement of receipts and expenditure for the meeting, which showed an approximate credit balance of £142. The president complimented the club on the success of the meeting. He stated that despite the extra expenditure the results financially were very gratifying. He wished to place on record the thanks of the committee to those who had contributed to the success of the meeting and in particuWAIKATO TROTTING CLUB. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND. March 31. The following rehandicaps have be<en declared for the Waikato Trotting Club's meeting:— Improvers’ Handicap, one mile and five furlongs—Black Magic from 48yds’ to 10 Byd a. Progressive Handicap, one mile and five furlongs-—Gold Measure from 12yds , to 36yds; Some Dillon from 24yds to 84yds. Waikato Handicap, two miles—Tony Victor from 32yds to 36yds. Waipa Handicap, one mile—Great Ballin from scr to 12yds. Dominion Handicap, two miles—Some Dillon from scr to 60yds. WHANGAREI MEETING. Per Pre.ss Association. WHANGAREI, March 31. Sir Mond has bfeen scratched for all engagements at the Whangarei meeting, as a result of having struck himself during a gallop this morning. TIDAL BREAKS DOWN. (United Press Assn.—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Received March 31, 8.50 p.m.) SYDNEY, March 31. The prominent New Zealand horse Tidal has broken down and will probably be withdrawn from the S)’dney Cup.

DISPERSAL SALE OF TROTTING STOCK. A dispersal said of trotting stock, the property of Messrs C. E. Lindsay (Pernside), R. Ward (Ohoka) and D. Rodgers (Rangiora.), held at Rangiora yesterday by Messrs Pyn*e, Go«*ld, Guinness, Ltd., and 41. Matson and Co., in conjunction, attracted a large attendance. Fortyfour horses were offered and twentyeight changed hands, the sales made being as follow:- , ON ACCOUNT OP MR LINDSAY. Brood Mares. Gs. Gwenchild, with foal at foot, to Frizzell Brothers, West Eyreton 200 Driftmine, with foal at foot, to W. Allen, Spreydon 25 Flossie Dillon, to Matson and Co, as agents 27£ Florri® Audubon, with foal at foot, to J. Brosnan, "Rangiora 25 Bay mare, by Sonoma Harvester, syrs old, with foal at foot, to Matson and Co., as agents 35 Bay mare, by Harold Dillon, with foal at foot, to G. Clark, Kaiapoi 22 Bay mare, 7yrs old, by Nelson Bingen, with foal at foot, to Matson and Co., as agents . . 272 s Brown mare, Any Money, to W. H. Lake and Son, Balmoral.. 275 Bay mare, Dalwinnie, to C. S. Donald, Belfast 10 Horses In Training. Bay gelding, Sonoma, to W. 11. Lake and Son, Balrhoral .... 410 Bay mare. Harvest Girl, 4yrs old, to C. S. Donald, Spreydon . . 38 Untried Stock. (All by Sonoma Harvester.) Bay gelding, 4yrs, to E. C. M’Dermott, Spreydon . 16 Bay filly, 3yds old, to E C. M’Dermott 15 Bay filly, 2yrs old, to F. Bust, Christchurch . 12 Bay gelding, 2yrs old, to A. M’Kenzie, Hororata «■; 14 Brown colt, to R. Grimwood, Barr Hill. 18 Bay colt; to R. Ivinley, Rangiora 8 Bay colt, to W. H. Lake and Son, Balmoral 160 Bay filly, to E. C. M’Dermott . . 5 Bay Ally, 2yrs old, to A. Hendrickson, Halswell 15 Bay Ally, 2yrs old, to E. C. M’Dermott 17£ Bay Ally, 2yrs old, to C. S. Donald 8 ON ACCOUNT OF MR D. RODGERS. Bay Ally, 3yrs old, to D. Sutherland, Rangiora 6 Nine other lots were passed In. ON ACCOUNT OF MR R. WARD. Brown stallion, Sonoma Harvester, to O. F. Sutton, Addington . . 230 Two-year-old bay gelding, by Sonoma Harvester, to W. H. Lake and Son 3 00 Bay gelding, Harvest Child, passed in at goo CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. . The annual general meeting of mernbers of the Christchurch Hunt Club was held last Wednesday, Mr D. WesterSa presiding Others present were:— Messrs (filbert Grigg, J. H. Grig°- \ fsj Origg, A J Nicoll, J. H. Selby,' F. b‘. £ ea ;ve, A. Mard-Smith, Miss WardSmith, Mr R. M. D. Johnson and the secretary. The annual report and statement of accounts were adopted. The following officers were elected:— . the H«n Sir H. Heaton Bhodes. vice-presidents, Messrs J. D Hall, G. Gerard, D. W. Westenra; master, Mr Gilbert Grigg: deputy-master, « 1 id* fr honorary secretary, Mr 4\ Godfrey; honorary treasurer, Mr V •, s - Godfrey: committee, Messrs J J. Allan, W. Deans, J. H. Grigg, A. N Grigg, R. M. D. Johnson. P. D.' NeavV A. Nicoll, M. H. O’Rorke, F. O’Rorke' W. GrLffith-Smith, A. Ward-Smith, J w' Woodhouse, Mesdames G. Grigg". J- 4f • Grigg, J. Montgomery, Misses Ward-Smith and I. Ptutherford and Major G. F. Hutton. It was decided that the opening meet be held at the Kennels on Saturday, April 19, and that the arranging of meets for April and May be left in the hands of the master and Mr J. H. Selby. It was also decided that the hounds be sent to Ashburton on Saturday, Max' 3 and either Saturday. May 17 or Saturday, May 2 4. It was resolved that an endeavour be made to sell Royal Mae, and the price was Axed at 50 guineas. The secretary was instructed to notify the Otago Hunt and stock agents. The annual race meeting will be held on the Riccarton racecourse on Saturday, August 2, 1930, and the same programme as last year was adopted. In this connection the following officials were appointed President, Mr D. W Westenra; vice-president. Mr .7. R Grigg; stewards, Messrs L. G. D. Ada ml .1. J. Allan, .1. S. Barrett, C. G. Dalgetv YY. Deans, G. Grigg, J. I-J. Grigg, a. Nf!

Grigg, W. G. Gerard, G. Gould, G. F. Hutton, R. M. D. Johnson, H. A. Knight, F. D. Neave, A. J. Nicoli, A. WardSmith, W. Grifflth-Smith, D. W. Westenra and J. W. Woodhouse; judge, Mr A. Hickson; clerk of scales, Mr A. H. Noall; handicapper, Mr J. E. Henrys; clerk of course, Mr J. H. Selby; starter, Mr A. J. Hastings; honorary treasurer, Mr W. S. Godfrey; honorary veterinary surgeons, Messrs H. S. S. Kyle and H. E. Martin; honorary surgeons. Hr F. L. Scott and Hr J. Stevenson; secretary, Mr S. P. Godfrey. The charges for the enclosure were fixed at 7s 6d for men and 5s for women, provided the outside enclosure be opened, and admission to course Is. It was decided to hold the annual ball in the Caledonian Hall on Tuesday, August 12. Mr John Selby was appointed whip-per-in for the season. HANDICAPS. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr J. E. Henrys:— GREAT EASTER HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. Seven furlongs.

WESTPORT JOCKEY CLUB. Per Press Association. KEEPTON, March 31. Following- are the handicaps for the Westport Jockey Club’s meeting: (commencing: on April 12): TRIAL HACK HANDICAP, of 65 sovs. Six furlongs and 24yds.

SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. Per Pres® Association. TIMARTJ, March Rl. The following 1 acceptances have been received: OTAIO HURDLES HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. One mile and a half.

ACCEPTANCES. MASTERTON RACING CLUB. Per Press Association. MASTERTON, March 31. The following acceptances have been received , for the Masterton Racing Club’s autumn meeting:— NOVICE STAKES, of 120 sovs; six furlongs (weight 8-s)—Agrestic. Hystride, Sunkissed. Master of Arts, Satin Bird, White Doe, Cluny. Magic Land, Maidstone, Panatrope, Spearful, Only Pair, Lady Gen. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 130 eovs. Five furlongs. Autopay 8 13 Sunstead 7 5

MARLBOROUGH TROTTING CLUJEf Per Press Association. BLENHEIM, March *J. The following acceptances have been received:— TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 8a sovs. Class 3.45. One mile and m. half. Sweet Kathleen scr Belle o* Mine scr Royal Chenault scr Bara Gold mr.r Nelson Gara scr Ailsa Bingen 24 Pearlie Brent scr Dan Roco 24 STEWARDS’ HANDICAP (in harr.es*>. of 85 sovs. For unhoppled trotters; class 3.61. One mile and a half. Peterthon scr Westwood 2 4 Hester Billy Bingen 24 Audubon scr Ockley Wood 60 Little Peter scr Author Thorpe 60 Balayah 24 Peter M’Millan 8 4 MARLBOROUGH CUP (in harness), odC 280 sovs. Class 4.50. Two miles. Lively Pronto scr Radiola 24 Greythorpe scr Nelsonian Sfi Lightwood scr Red Key 48 Russell Pointer scr Vikota 48 Alexis scr Ukelele Lady 108 Castle Chimes scr WATERLEA HANDICAP (in harness)-* of 86 sovs. Class 3.40. One mile am! a half. Grey Logan scr Bara Gold acr Lady Zora scr Hardiness 24 Kodic scr Greythorpe 24Dan Roco scr Castle Chimes 24 Belle o’ Mine scr LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP On harness), of 70 sovs. Class 3.46. One mile and a half. Bonny Light scr Pearlie Brent 11 Local Chimes scr Bell o’ Mine 12 Sweet Kathleen scr Alisa Bingen 3 6 Bell Calm scr Dan Roco 2 6 Hone Heke scr Clive Bell 8 + Nelson Gara scr PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP (in (harness), of 100 sovs. For unhoppled trotters; class 58. Two miles. Hester Westwood V,C. Audubon scr Billy Binken 36 Peterthon scr Peter M’Millan 72 Little Peter scr Ockley Wood 7 2 Balayah 36 Author Thorpe 84 DASH HANDICAP (in harness!, of 95 sovs. Class 2.23. One mile. Future scr Russell Pointer scr Clive Bell scr Castle Chimes scr Logan Way scr Nelsonian 12 Lively Pronto scr Red Rey 24 Lady Zora scr Radiola 2 4 Lightwood scr Vikota 3 6 FAREWELL HANDICAP (in saddle), of 85 sovs. Class 3.2. One mile and a quarter. Grey Logan scr Hardiness 12 Logan Way scr Clive Bell 'J.4 Kodic scr Greythorpe 24 Chancellor Lightwood 2 4 Wilkes scr Vikota 72

Cimabue 9 11 Waving Toxeuma 9 6 Corn 7 7 Historic 9 1 Silver Coot 7 7 Meadow Rin Tin Tin 7 6 Carle 9 0 Greenaway . 7 3 Red Heckle 8 13 Royal Duke 7 2 Great Moa Bird 7 2 Charter 8 2 Pride 7 1 Great Star 8 2 Royal Merry Parade 7 0 Damon 8 1 Arikiwai 7 0 Panther 8 0 Flair 7 0 Full Feather 7 12 Leader 7 0 First Sight 7 12 Te Awhina 7 0 Money Mine 7 11 Topere 7 0 Nedda 7 11 First Raid 7 0 Royal Saxon 7 9 Gay Crest 7 0 Richfield 7 8 Te Awha 7 0 GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. One mile and a half. Historic 9 6 Pink Note 8 0 Concentrate 9 5 Waterline 8 0 Rapier 9 0 Pride 7 9 Paquito 8 12 Great Star 7 7 Red Heckle 8 11 Arikiwai 7 6 Merry Master Damon 8 8 Clarence 7 5 Seatown 8 4 Dolomite 7 4 Oratrix 8 3 Jaloux 7 4 Count Mountain Cavour S 3 Heath 7 2 Money Mine 8 2 Topere 7 0 Hoylake 8 2 Stealth 7 0 Latin Gay Crest 7 0 Quarter 8 0 Don Jose 7 0

Gold Bag 9 0 T ,nrd Shot Silk 8 7 Kentish Varsity 13 Lady 8 7 9 The Love 8 Fair Go 7 9 Lancing- Star 8 1 Seventh Waihemo 8 1 Heaven 7 0 BULLEH TROT (in harness), of 80 One mile. Sparkling Charlie Bells Bella Galindo Rose Bonnie Lrift Jessie Bells Harvest Boy Allanora 12 Drumly Kentucky Beatrice Direct 12 Locanda Val Logan 24 Flood Lrift Red Comet 24 Hilda Royal M’Kinney Iroquois 36 Jingle Bells Flying Kate Kitty Loohbank Audubon Alpine Melody 60 MORLET HANDICAP, of 135 soys. One mile. Ramesea 9 9 Gold Mint 7 8 Make C p 9 Fairy Imateagirl 9 3 Tidings 7 7 Smithereens 8 Ardfinnan 7 8 4 Cole 7 7 Gold Bag 8 4 Bank Draft 7 7 Ravine 8 Wreath of Flying- Shot 8 0 Myrtle 7 7 Corinthic 7 9 Atone 7 7 ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 30 vs. Five furlongs. Arrowmir LO 1 Tapestry 8 1 Rina Deluge S 1 Maunga 9 0 All Gold V Sagittarius 8 10 Atone 7 7 Arch Arrow 8 9 Royal Quillfire 8 Stanley 7 7 Shot Silk 8 3 GRANITY TROT (in harness), of SO sovs. One mile and a half. Guy Denver Ramon Kitty Navarro Audubon ■scr Sparkling Bells Jessie Bells Red Comet Jingle Bells =>cr Val Logan Hilda Royal M’Kinney Iroquois 4R Denver Hind*'«2 Galindo Rose Alpine Melody 84 SCANLON HANDICAP, of 95 sovs. Seven furlongs. Rameses 10 4 Corinthic 8 4 Make Up 9 13 Gold Mint 8 Imateagirl 9 12 Fairy Moorland 9 b Tidings 8 2 Rina Coll 8 Maunga 9 5 Ardfinnan 8 9 0 All Gold 8 Ravine S 11 Oaliburn 8 0 Shot Silk 8 10 Silent 8 0 8 9 Yt reath of Deluge 8 8 Myrtle 8 0 Mime 8 5 ORAWAITI HACK HANDICAP, of so sovs. Six furlongs and 80yds. 9 0 Grattan 8 S Middleton 7 12 Kentish Varsity 7 12 Lady 8 4 Fair Go 9 S 3 Limoka 9 Waihemo 8 1 Seventh Projection S 0 Heaven 7 9 KARAMEA HANDICAP, of S3 vs. Six furlongs and 24yds. Booster 10 5 Arch Arrow 8 7 Arrowmir 12 Tuku 8 4 Make Up 9 6 Quillfire 8 4 Deluge 8 1 Maunga 8 13 Caliburn 7 Sagittarius S 8 Bank Draft 7

Lancer 11 2 Gunease 9 o Antrim Boy 10 8 Red Heather Rangitahi 9 7 Heisler 9 3 Bonatic 9 7 Exide 9 0 Whiffle* 9 7 After Ten 9 0 Mime 5 Silver Light 9 o AUTUMN ST- ■ KES of 130 sore. Five furlongs. Giggleswick 8 8 Standard Rose 7 9 Tea Urn 8 8 Palada 7 9 Royal Limond 8 8 Totalomai 9 Night Parade 8 8 Weatherby Arrogant 8 8 Sleipner Hectic S 8 Adelphi 9 Taragona 8 Pink Paper 7 Appeal 7 9 Palmary r * TIMARU CUP, of 300 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Roy lake 8 13 Tardy rr n Pink Note 8 10 Stealth 7 Arikiwai 8 6 Starshooter 0 Topere 7 5 Don Jose 7 0 TYCHO HACK HANDICAP, of 125 -3 Seve furlongs. Pair Money S 22 Tariff 8 1 Quinopal S 9 The Dove 12 Valuator 8 8 CrossbowLord Thomond C Colonel Quex 7 11 Dry Area 8 1 Poor Boy 7 11 MAIDEN PLATE, of 120 BOVS. ix furlongs. Solmuri S 7 Tea Urn 8 7 Kentish Lady S 7 Punchestown 8 Ballance s Double Sou It 8 7 Giggles wick 7 Belibird S 7 Char meii.se ft 7 Night Attire S Divinette 8 7 Coupling 8 7 KERRY TOWN HACK HANDICAP of 130 •S. One mile. Gay Crest 9 0 Quinopal 1 13 Salmo Salar 33 Miss Courtlike S Nightraid 7 7 Haze 8 Revision 7 1 Sailing Home 8 3 Miss Marco 7 0 Fair Exchange 8 2 Bow Line 7 FLYING HANDICAP, of 175 sovs S furlongs. Gay Sonnet 1 First Raid 7 0 First Sight 8 Solgele Silver Cool Arch Arrow Arrowmfr Mount Boa Caterpillar 13 1) Buoyant 7 3 Ace of Heaxts 7 0 WASH-DYKE 'ROT HANDICAP, of I 30 36. One mile ai d half. Bessie Huon cr June Nordica Gracile Upstart Hakari Valehead Jessie Huon Willie Derbv 6 Pleasant Wave be Thorpe ' John Noble

Arajean 7 13 Benign 7 5 Royal Open Cheque Routine 7 7 Mias Kalmuk 7 5 Hastings 7 o Lady Ronald 7 HIGH-WEIGHT handicap, of 130 so vs. One mile and a half. Red Fuchsia 30 9 33 10 9 Fiery Comet 0 Tunbridge 10 9 c Rouex 10 LAWN HANDICAP, of 130 so vs. One mile. Royal Opera 9 9 General Gas 7 s Austerity 8 7 Tourist 8 6 Fallow t Airforce 8 c Water Spear c Mothplane 7 3 MASTERTON GUP, of 250 govs. One mile and a quarter. Historic 7 flolomite 7 4 Spearmiss 7 11 Full Mark 7 4 Grecian 6 Rameses a Stanchion . Billion 7 5 Red Fuphsia 7 0 FLYING HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Six furlongs. Panther 8 7 4 Goblin 7 4 Market .8 4 Dobbin 8 3 Mandy 2 Iveddar S 0 Veronese 7 0 GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, of 330 Seven furlongs. Desert Dad 9 3 Kiriana 8 5 Statuary 9 3 Money Mint 8 2 Water Spear 9 3 Emotion 8 Masher 9 8 0 Dainty Ways S 9 Robbies W erata 8 7 Mistake S Evening 8 0 Hero 8 5 LANSDOWNE HANDICAP, of 120 vs. Six furlongs. Rlyn Dhu 8 5 Baskier 7 5 Potoaforin 8 5 Portray 7 7 7 0 Aorelme 7 8