THE TURF

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 98, 28 April 1930, Page 4

THE TURF

AVONDALE OPENS EAGLET AND IN THE SHADE STABLE FIRST AND SECOND lady quex beats paganelli. (Special to “Chrrrlcle”) AUCKLAND, April 26. Ihe weather was fine but cold for the opening to-day of the autumn fixture of the Avondale Jockey Club and Lie attendance was good, the course being hard and fast. The totalisator handled £42,099. against £44,007 last year, a decrease of £l9OB. Avoneourt dropped her jockey, E. Ludlow, crossing the top in the Cheva her Hack and the rider was sent to hospital with injuries t 0 the back and Bead which were not considered serious. Favourite Wins the first. Sir Mond gave H. Gray a good start m the Rosebank Handicap, which he won well. He ran up to Operatic and Biddy Comet at the home turn and at the distance Hannibal joined in, Sir Mond beating Operatic by half a length, with Hannibal a neck away. Royal Finance came from a long way back to be right up, fourth, and then e-ame Stonehenge, Biddy Comet, Good Idea, Land Measure, New Boy. Lady Pay and Sweet Whisper. Airtight’s Hurdles.

The first fence in the Avondale Hurdles proved too much for Opa, the good favourite. Quincoma, Archeen, Airtight and Grand Arch set a hot □ace, being well clear at the six from i bunch comprising Harbour View, Mountain Guide, Dark Prince and Fhursby. At the fence near the five Grand Arch lost his position, Airtight being four lengths clear of Mountain Guide, with the others out of it. But for a faulty jump at the last Mountain Guide would have won, and he was only beaten by half a length by Airtight, with Dark Prince and Harbour View twenty lengths back. Thursby, Negress and Grand Arch fell at the penultimate fence, the same obstacle that brought down the other trio. The winner paid a fine price. Stablemates Pay Dividends. The Foley Memorial Handicap was a fine race with J. T. Jamieson furnishing both dividend-payers in Eaglet and In the Shade. Best backed were Bright Glow (£1117), Eager Rose (£870), In the Shade (£805), Eaglet (£797), White Fang (£656), and Corinax (£588). A good start saw Eaglet and Eager Rose lead round the bend out of the straight and they were clear along the back from Corinax, Kawainga, Lucy Rose, Maori Boy, In the Shade, Royal Doulton, Nassock, Hipg and White Fang, with Bright Glow last. Approaching the home turn Eaglet, Eager Rose and Corinax were on terms, with Lucy Rose, Royal Doulton (wide out), Kawainga, White Fang and Maori Boy following. Eaglet held the advantage again at the distance, with In the Shade coming through on the rails, and the stablemates had an interesting set-to, Eaglet beating her companion by a neck. Corinax and Eager Rose were in line, only a length away, and then followed Nassock, Royal Doulton, Maori Boy, Bright Glow and Lucy Rose, the last pair being Kawainga and White Fang.

Easy for Houlton. Honiton, favourite in the Oakley Handicap, won very easily and is undoubtedly a smart filly. She was behind Mauriaena, Gay Cockade, Spring Abbey, Currajong and Neil at the home turn, with a gap back to I’m Alone and Thurnus. The favourite soon collared the leaders and won comfortably by a length from I’m Alone, with Spring Abbey, who stopped badly, two lengths away. Neil was fourth and Thurnus, Grand Tea, Carl, Idem, Currajong, Brampton and Gay Cockade were next. Lady Quex Finishes Fast. Paganelli (£1653) and Lady Quex (£1463) monopolised the betting in the All-Aged Stakes, with a drop to Green Linnet (£768). Wild Time jumped out smartly at the rise of the barrier from Paganelli, King Ford, Hard Words, Lady Quex and Green Linnet. Coming round the bend into the straight Wild Time led Hard Words, Paganelli and Lady Quex, with King Ford and Greeu Linnet well back. Paganelli was in front less than a furlong from home, but then Lady Quex came at him and beat him by half a length. Wild Time was two lengths away and another couple of lengths back were Hard Words and Green Linnet. The pace was torrid from the start, the first three furlongs being carved out in 35 2-5 and the last half-mile in 49 2-5. Chromadyne a Good Hack. Chromadyne won the Chevalier Hack in convincing fashion. He began brilliantly but Ruling Chief soon ran past him and was a couple of lengths in front at the home turn, his nearest attendants being Chromadyne, Norval Tea, Treasury, Awamutu, Cruachan and Carl Idem. In the run home Chromadyne drew to the front quickly and went on to win comfortably by three parts of a length from British King, who finished strongly. Carl Idem wa ® a length away and Cruachan was fourth. Next were Treasury (who did not begin with his usual brilliancy), Haviland, Big Bertha, Lucky Alice and Tenakoe. Awarere’s Good Price. Awarere at a good price won the Railway Handicap easily. He drew out but was m Aont before a furlong had been covered. Value (who with Richfield was slow to begin) had run up to Awarere at the home turn, the pair being followed by Volimond, Takutama, Prince Vai. Royal Parade. Richfield, Mervette and Gold Money, with Branson tailod off. Awarere was not the least bit bothered in the run home and won by two lengths from Royal Parade, who finished strongly. Richfield finished fast into third place, a clear length back, and only half a length in advance of Takutama. Then followed Mervett, Value, Branson, Prince Vai, Volimond and Gold Money. Standfast Too Good.

rangi Handicap. Sir Russell and King Emerald led into the straight ahead of Page Boy, Le Choucas and Standfast. The last-named came with a good run to win by a length and ahalf from King Emerald, who was a neck in front of Le Choucas. Fourth was Mosque, with Sir Russell and Page Boy next. DETAILS OF RESULTS. Rosebank Handicap. (Of 175 sovs.; 7 furlongs). 1— Sir Mond, 8.3, H. Gray 1 4—Operatic, 7.1, R. Fergus 2 3 Hannibal, 7.1, A. Parsons .... 3 Also: 2 Royal Finance 9.0, 5 Biddy Comet 8.3, 9 Land Measure 8.2, 7 Sister White 7.13, 6 New Boy 7.7, 14 Day Form 7.45, 13 Lady Dawn 8.45, 12 Good Idea 7.0, 11 Lady Day 7.1, 8 Stonehenge 7.4, 10 Shine On 7.4. Lady Dawn sprained a tendon and was destroyed. Three-quarters of a length; half a length. Time: 1.28. AVONDALE HURDLES (Of 225 sovs; 1% miles) 4- —Airtight, 10.11, H. Dulieu .... 1 2 Mountain Guide, 9.9. C. Jarvis . 2 B—Dark8 —Dark Prince, 9.0, H. Turner .. 3 Also: 1 Opa 10.9 (fell), 5 Archeen 10.8 (fell), 6 Quincoma 9.13 (fell), 3 Grand Arch 9.10 (fell), 7 Harbour View, 9 Thursby 9.0 (fell), 10 Negress 9.1 (fell). Neck; twenty lengths. Time: 2.42. FOLEY MEMORIAL HANDICAP (Of 500 sovs; 1% miles) 4 EAGLET, 7.5, K. Voitre .... 1 3 IN THE SHADE, 8.8, R. S. Bagby 2 6—CORINAX, 9.2, R. McTavish .. 3 Also: 1 Bright Glow 9.0, 10 Maori Boy 8.5, 7 Royal Doulton 8.4, 2 Eager Rose 8.1, 5 White Fang 7.12, 9 Nassock 7.9, 11 Kawainga 7.0, 8 Lucy Rose 7.0, 12 Hipo 7.35. Neck; length. Time: 2.8. OAKLEY HANDICAP (Of 225 sovs; one mile) 1 — Honiton, 8.10, R. S. Bagby .... 1 3—l’m Alone, 7.9, H. M. Wiggins . 2 2 Spring Abbey, 8.8, R. McTavish 3 Also: 7 Thurnus 8.9, 8 Brampton 8.5, and Neil 7.0 (bracketed), 4 Currajong 8.3, 6 Gay Cockade 7.11, 9 Grand Tea 7.13, 5 Mauriaena 7.10, 10 Carlaris B.ls. Length; two lengths. Time: 1.40. ALL AGED STAKES (Of 500 sovs.; 6 furlongs). 2— LADY QUEX, 9.5, H. Gray .. 1 I—PAGANELLI, 9.7, R. McTavish 2 5 WILD TIME, 6.11, R. Horne .. 3

Also: 4 Hard Words 7.11, 3 Green Linnet 7.7, 6 King Ford 7.4. Half a length; two lengths. Time: 1.13.

CHEVALIER HANDICAP (Of 225 sovs; six furlongs)

3 Chromadyne, 9.8, J. Smith .... 1 4 British King, 10.5, A. McCormac 2 13—Carl Idem, 8.3, R. W. Hall .. 3 Also: 1 Tenakoe 9.11, 8 Awamutu 9.6, 2 Treasury 9.6, 12 Big Bertha 8.10, 10 Haviland 8.7, 11 Avoncourt 8.5 (fell), 6 Lucky Alice 8.3, 7 Ruling Chief 8.3, 14 Norval Tea 8.3, 5 Gold Lily 8.0, 15 Irish Court 8.0, 9 Cruachan 7.11. Threequarters of a length; length and a-half. Time: 1.14 1-5. RAILWAY HANDICAP (Of 375 sovs; six furlongs) 4—AWARERE, B.os, H. Gray .... 1 2 ROYAL PARADE, 7.5, K. Voitre 2 3 RICHFIELD, 8.5, J. Barry .... 3 Also: 1 Mervette 8.12, 6 Prince Vai 7.11, 7 Branson 7.7, 5 Gold Money 7.6, 8 Value 7.3, 9 Takutama 7.0, 10 Volimond 7.0. Two lengths; length and ahalf. Time: 1.12 4-5. TITIRANGI HANDICAP (Of 225 sovs; one mile) 4 standfast, 8.0, R. McTavish .. 1 6—King Emerald, 8.8, L. Manson .. 2 2—Le Choucas, 9.12, E. S. Bagby .. 3 Also: 5 Sir Russell 9.12, 7 Owairaka 9.4, 8 Good Boy 8.6, 3 Mosque 8.6. 1 Pago Boy 8.6. One and a-half lengths; neck. WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY

[ Per Press Association] AUCKLAND, April 27.

HOBSONVILLE HURDLES (Of 250 sovs; two miles)

DOMINION HANDICAP (Of 275 sovs; seven furlongs)

NURSERY HANDICAP (Of 225 sovs; six furlongs)

WAITAKARERE HANDICAP (Of 225 sovs; seven furlongs)

AUTUMN HANDICAP (Of 450 sovs; one milt)

MOUNT EDEN HANDICAP (Of 275 sovs; six furlongs)

MOUNT ROSKILL HANDICAP (Of 225 sovs; one mile)

MORNINGSIDE HANDICAP (Of 225 sovs; one mile)

GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB autumn meeting opens. WIN FOR FAIRY TIDINGS. [ Per Press Association. ] GREYMOUTH, April 26. The Greymouth Joekey Club’s autumn meeting opened to-day in beautiful weather. The track was fast and there was a large crowd. In the Hannan Memorial Quarterdeck fell and Cov£ney, the rider, was removed to hospital unconscious. The totalisator handled £B3ll. against £9682 for the first day in 1929, a decrease of £1371. Results:— Novice Stakes (5} furlongs).—l Giggleswiek 8.13 (A. E. Ellis) 1, 3 Arrowmaid 8.13 (Jennings), S Eaton Hall 7.13 (Coveney) 3. Also: 4 Seventh Heaven, 6 Glenmark, 7 Lady Mid, 2 Matau. Three lengths; length. Time: 1.9 1-5. Stewards’ Handicap (61 furlongs).— 1 Smithereens 10.2 (McCarthy) 1, 2 Courtlike (Young) 2, 4 Flying Shot 7.11 (Jennings) 3. Also: 3 Rina Mangu, 5 Caliburn. Two length; length. Time: 1.25 1-5. Mawhera Trot (1 mile 3 furlongs).— 4 Tenedoss 1, 3 Allanora 2, 8 Denver Hinds 3. Three lengths; length. Time: 3.18. Hannan Memorial (It miles). 4—FAIRY TIDINGS, 7.0, A. Eastwood ] 2 GOLD BAG, 7.13, Messervey .. 2 I—HAZE, 9.13, Young 3 Also: 3 Quarterdeck (fell), 5 Gold Mint. Two lengths; length. Time: 2.10 3-5.

Flying Handicap (5j furlongs).—4 The Dove 7.7 (A. E. Eastwood) 1, 3 Giggleswick 7.0 (Hughes) 2,2 Sagittarius 8.9 (Messervey) 3. Also: 1 Tariff, 5 Quillfire, 6 Grand Acre. Threequarters of a length; two lengths. Time: 1.9}.

Metropolitan Handicap (6| furlongs) —1 Sapient 9.1 (Ellis) 1,2 Turnover 8.9 (Evans) 2, 5 Lord Middleton 8.4 3. Also: 4 Landmark, 3 Varsity, 7 Waihemo, 6 Shot Silk. Length; length. Time: 1.22 1-5. Kaiata Trot (1 mile). —12 Dillonetic 1. 11 Loco Turley 2, 5 Pointal 3. Otira Highweight (7 furlongs).—4 Ardfinnan 8.6 (A. E. Eastwood) 1, 2 Gourmet 8.9 (Lee) 2, 3 Fortalice 8.0 (Orange) 3. - Also: 4 Zeuxis, 1 After Ten, 3 Some Lad, 7 Shining Star. Nose; length. Time: 1.29 2-5.

THE AMBERLEY CLUB HANDICAPS DECLARED. I Per Prew Association j CHRISTCHURCH, April 27. Following are the handicaps for the galloping events at the Amberley Club’s meeting— Hack Handicap, of 100 sovs.; one mile.—Haze 9.11, The Bailiff 8.13, Kentish Lady 8.3, Lord Thomond 7.13, Hounslow, Ranelagh 7.12, Colonel Quex, Straightcourse, Thurso, Taragana 7.0. G. B. Stakey Memorial Handicap, of 210 sovs.; mile «nd a-quarter.—First Sight 9.8,. Full Feather 9.a, Gay Crest 8.13, Arikiwai 8.8, Haze 7.13, The Bailiff 7.2, Topere, Don Jose, Discourse, Chickwheat, The Viscount, Sweptray 7.0. Brackenfield Handicap, of 100 sovs.; six furlongs.—Amorist 9.13, Semper Paratus 9.11, Salmurj 9.10, Royal Heritage 9.3, Royal Mine 9.2, Audience 9.1, Weatner Raid, Ripdale, Garvary 9.0. Amberley Handicap, of 120 sovs.; 7 furlongs.—-Sih er Coot 9.0, Arrowmir 8.11, Pride, Rascal 8.6, Buoyant 8.0, Topere 7.13, Solgele, T'ripaway 7.12, Hounslow, Ranelagh 7.3, Flying Shot, The Viscount 7.0.

Scadown Ha> k Handicap, of 100 sovs.; six furlongs. —Kentish Lady 9.9, Toawai 9.8, Lord Thomond 9.7, Noteworthy 9.2, Sapient 8.8, Colonel Quis, Pixie Gold 8.1, Proud Knight 8.0, Roval Heritage 7.13, Audience 7.10, Shot Silk 7.8, Divinette, Shepherd of the Hills, Grey Wells 7.7.

PHAR LAP AGAIN

WINNER AT RANDWICK A.J.C. MEETING CONCLUDES. Received April 27, 5.5 p.m. SYDNEY, April 27. Delightful weather favoured the Australian Jockey Club for the concluding day of the autumn meeting at Randwick yesterday. The track was in excellent order. The attendance was 37,000. Goshawk, carrying the steadier of 10.5, made a splendid bid for victory in the first division of the Rous Handicap. Running up the rear of the field at the home turn, he unwound a smart finish which carried him within half a length of the winner at the post. Sir Roy, running prominently throughout, ran home a length clear of Solution in the Dangar Handicap. Phar Lap further demonstrated his galloping ability by ‘winning the A.J.C. Plate on the bit and, doing so, clipped a second off the Australasian record and 6$ seconds from the race record. At one stage he was a furlong in front. Results:— Rous Handicap. (Of 1000 sovs.; seven furlongs). First Division. Adrian’s March, 8.7, Munro .... 1 Goshawk, 10.5, Cracknell 2 Clear Flight, 9.0, Wilson 3 Sixteen started. Mystic Peak was smartest away from Clear Flight, Grcensca and True Shaft. When the horses settled down Greensea had command from Sweet Accord, True Shaft and High Disdain. Turning for home Sweet Accord showed the way to True Shaft, Greensea, High Disdain, Clear Flight and Granola, with Goshawk moving smartly at the rear of the field. Goshawk appeared the likely winner at the distance but Adrian’s March came with a late run and won comfortably by half a length. Time: 1.25 J.

Second Division, Theban, 8.8, Johnston .. .

Vertoy, 7.13, Coutts 2 Parkwood, 10.0, Wilson 3 Fourteen started. Lady O’Clara was the early pacemaker from Theban, Poitiers and King’s Arms. Lady O’Clara showed the way into the straight a length clear of Theban, Roziere, King’s Arms, Parkwood and Vertoy. At the Leger Theban ran to the front and, going on, won by two lengths. Time: 1.25-}.

Danger Handicap. (Of 1000 sovs.; 1$ miles)

Sir Roy, 7.4, (Bastian) 1 Solution, 8.5, Goddard .. • • • • • • 2 Sir Kibble, 7.9, Cook 3 Eleven started. Jumping out smartly from the barrier Solution took charge from Vigna, Caramelo, Royal Money and Crucis. Out of the straight Solution and Vigne led the field by four lengths from Caramelo, Sir nibble, Leadlight adn King Conrad. Passing the mile Solution and Vigne increased their lead to fifteen lengths from Caramelo, which was a length clear of a bunched field. Solution led into the straight, closely pressed by Sir Roy, Vigne and Sir Ribble. Sir Roy challenged at the distance and, continuing his run, won by a length. Time; 2.31.

Second Steeplechase. (Of 750 sovs.; about 3 miles)

Namera, 11.11, Warner ........ 1 Samphire, 9.8, Cullum) 2 Papegai, 9.0, Baker 3 The other starter was Adit. Passing the stand on the first round Adit showed the way to Samphire, Namera and Papegai, running in that order to the seven-furlong jump in the second round, where Adit came down. Going up the hill Namera ran to the front and thereafter was not headed, winning gy five lengths. Time: 6.26 J.

Fernhill Handicap. (Of 1000 sovs.; seven furlongs)

Tom Pinch, 8.9, (Goddard) 1 Uriah Heep, 8.7, A. Reed 2 Homedale, 7.13, Johnstone ...... 3 Pasticcio quickly ran to the front from Tom Pinch, Uriah Heep and Cronulla, but after going a furlong Tom Pinch took charge, followed by Uriah Heep, Touchwood, and Sir Francis. Tom Pinch led the field by two lengths into the straight and, maintaining his advantage, won untroubled by two lengths. Time: 1.25. A.J.C. Plate. (Of 2000 sovs.; 2}} imiles). PHAR LAP, 7.13, Elliott 1 NIGHTMARCH, 9.0, R. Reed .... 2 DONALD, 9.1, Davidson 3 These were the only starters. Phar Lap smartly ran to the front and thereafter was in front all the way. Passing the mile he was a furlong clear of Donald and Nightmarch and finished the winner by ten lengths. Time: 3.495. *

Final Handicap. (Of 1000 sovs.; 1} miles)

Bawn-na-gla®, 7.4, Simpson 1 Kavalli, 7.9, Elliot .. .. . 2 Lorason, 8.7, Cook .....••••••• 3 Sixteen started. When the field settled down Myarian had charge and led to the turn from Loranson, Taisho, Spearman and Bawn-na-glas. The latter, getting a clear run on the rails in the straight, came away, winning with ease by a length. Time: 2.3 t.

RACING AT ADELAIDE THE TATTEBSALL’S CLUB. Received April 27, 5.5 p.m. ADELAIDE, April 27. At the S.A.J.C. meeting the following was the result of the Tattersail’s Cup.-—Mary Syce 8.9 (Mules) 1, Kirrike 8.0 (Spain) 2, Golden Aurcle 8.4 (Gordon) 3. Fifteen started. Won by a long neck. Time: 2.47 J. RACING IN VICTORIA THE CAULFIELD FIXTUBE. Re-coved April 27, 515 p.m. MELBOURNE, April 27. At the Caulfield races the following was the result of the / Glen Huntly Handicap.—Woodchatter 7.1 (Evans) 1, Pinnacle 7.0 (Breasley) 2, Prince Vial 9.4 (Raffacle) 3. Eleven started. Won by a length and a-half. Time: 2 21}.

STREHON DISAPPOINTS

GALLOP AT NEWMARKET. LONDON, April 25. At Newmarket Strephon did a mile and a quarter spin with Leonidas 11., and Coligny 11. He did not go at top speed, and the gallop was disappointing. He appeared to labour his action, so his scratching for the Kempton Park Jubilee Stakes caused little surprise, for Darling could not have him anything like his best by May 17. The weather is improving to-day, and is hot and sunny, so progress in trailing should be better.

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Royal Finance 9 0 Miss Albyn . 7 1 Sir Mond 9 0 Mon Star .. 7 1 Principal 8 6 Wee Prince - 7 1 Taurua . - • • 8 5 Lord Vai .. 7 1 Tambourine .. 8 4 Odd Sox 7 1 Biddy Comet . 8 3 Alloy .. 7 1 Rossferry .. 8 2 Gpofy .. .. 7 1 Land Measure 8 1 Arcadian 7 1 Sister White 7 12 Trustee .. .. 7 1 Grand Arch .. 7 6 St. Heliers .. 7 1 Operatic .. .. 7 6 Waiau Lady - 7 1 New Boy 7 6 Glittering Gold 7 1 Sweet Whisper 7 5 Catona .. .. 7 1 Restaurant . 7 4 Gay Caballero 7 1 Bold Archer . 7 ’4 Good Idea .. 7 0 Caulis .. .. 7 4 Lady Dawn . 7 0 Valorient 7 4 Stonehenge .. 7 0 Hannibal 7 3 Shine On .. 7 0 Wild Country 7 2 Lady Day .. 7 0

Jenny Diver . 9 11 Chief Joy .. 7 6 Courtsey .. 9 6 Goopat .. .. 7 5 Green Un net 9 6 Full Measure 7 5 Wild Time . 8 11 Ruling King 7 4 Grand Spirit 8 6 Armutum .. 7 4 Biddy’s Boy .. 8 2 Rowhire .... 74 Imamint .. 8 2 Lady Court 7 4 King Ford .. 8 2 Valley .... 7 4 Hampton Park 8 1 Jaeldy Karo 7 2 Foot Rule .. 7 10 Camp Prineass 7 0 Set Fair .. 7 9 Green Timber 7 0 Karangapai .. 7 8 Click Clack . 7 0 Brilliant Lady 7 8 Dust Up .. 7 0 King March 7 8 Waimure .. 7 0 Real Mackay 7 6 Great Emblem 7 0 Prince Abbey Dream 7 0 Desmond 7 6 Sargon .... 70 Our Comet . 7 6 Gay Idea .. 7 0 Detonator .. 7 6 Manawhenua 7 0 Gold Day .. 7 6

Just So 9 0 Modesty .... 7 5 Sir Russell 9 0 Boy 7 5 King’s Speech 9 0 Treasury .. 7 5 Te Monanui 8 12 Tanagra .. 7 0 British King 8 11 Abbess .... 7 0 Prince of Big Bertha .. 7 0 Orange 8 9 Ruling Chief 7 0 Valuation .. 8 8 Luminary .. 7 0 Value .. .. 8 5 Or ua ch an .. 7 0 Volimond .. 8 0 Te Waitai .. 7 0 Tenakoe .. 7 12 Shine On .. 7 0 Standfast .. 7 12 St. Ames .. 7 0 Hipo .. 7 12 Mauriaena . • 7 0 Mosque .... 710 Illingar .... 70 Good Boy .. 7 7

Pegaway 10 5 Prince of Paganelli .. 9 2 Orange 7 1 Corinax .. .. 9 0 Cwairaka 7 0 Bright Glow 9 0 L ucy Rose .. 7 0 Paltonu .. .. 8 12 Transformer 7 0 Awarere 8 7 Fly ing Juliet 7 0 Mervette 8 7 Mosque .. 7 0 Seatown 8 5 Honiton .. .. 7 9 Richfield .. .. 8 5 Mithra .. .. 7 0 Maori Boy .. 8 Cairo Jong .. i 0 Royal Doulton 8 0 Sir Archie .. 7 0 Leitrim . .. 8 0 Pompeius 7 0 Eager Rose . 7 13 The Lover .. 7 0 My Own 7 12 Cynthia N. .. 7 0 Vali .. .. 7 12 Modest Boy . 7 0 Le Choucas .. 7 10 True Blood . 7 0 White Fang 7 10 Kawainga .. 7 0 Prince Vai .. 7 Hipo .. .. 7 3 Sir Russell .. 7 6 Imperial Prince 0 Naasock 7 6 Envoy .. .. 7 0 Marjoram .. 7 5 Spring Abbey 7 0 Branson .. .. 7 9 Antique .. .. 7 0 Gemlight .. 7 2 Tinokoa 7 0 DoeHona 7 1 Rational II. . 7 0

Lady Qu ex 9 10 Te Atiawa .. 7 0 Awarere .. .. 8 13 Royal Finance 7 0 Rfcbfeld 8 8 Tenakoe 7 0 Leitrim .. .. 8 5 Value .. 1 0 Hoariri .. .. 8 1 Flying Juliet 7 0 Royal Parade 7 11 Awamutu .. , 7 0 Just So .. .. 7 9 AbLetc .. .. 7 0 British King . 7 6 White Wings 0 Branson .. .. 7 5 Refresher Y 0 Gold Money .. Valuation .. 7 5 7 3 Taku Tama 7 0

Chromadyne 9 5 Maurieana . . 7 4 Te Hoia 8 9 Lucky Alice . 7 4 Spring Abbey 8 5 Measurer 7 4 Thurnus 8 4 Banbridge .. 7 4 Brampton .. < 9 Ruling Chief 7 3 Motere .. .. 8 0 Indolent 7 3 Roman Pearl 7 13 Neil .. .. 7 0 Sir Mond 7 12 Foreign Fancy 7 0 I’m Alone .. 7 12 Takaranga .. 7 0 Currajong .. 7 11 Orchus .. .. f 0 Gay Cockade 7 10 Rossferry 7 0 Micrometer 7 9 Benighted .. 7 0 Haviland 7 7 Alloy .. 7 0 Grand Tea .. 7 7 Irish Court . 7 0 Avoncourt .. 7 5 St. Ames ’7 0 Carl Idem .. 7 5 Day Lass .. 7 0 Red Day .. .. 7 5 Illingar .. .. 7 0 Kairuri 7 5

Le Choucas . 10 0 Good Boy .. 8 6 British King 9 10 Page Boy .. 8 5 Marjoram .. 9 10 Te Hoia 8 5 Barometer . . 9 8 Scat 4 Owairaka 2 Modest Boy . 8 4 Pompeius 9 King Willonyx 8 0 Mithra 8 12 Luminary .. 8 0 King Emerald 8 12 Joke Form .. 8 o Standfast .. 8 11 Respirator .. 8 0 Cynthia N. . 8 10 Sir Mond 8 o Sea Cob 8 8 Hannibal 8 o Rational II. 8 8 Caulis .. Honiton Antique .. .. 8 8 6 6 Mauriaena .. 8 0