THE TURF

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 263, 6 November 1934, Page 8

THE TURF

N.Z. DERBY SPORTING BLOOD’S WIN VINTAGE AND CRANFORD C.J.C. MEETING CONTINUES. (Special to “Chronicle.”) CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 5. The Canterbury Jackcy Club’s spring racing carnival was continued to-day. when Sporting Blood won the New Zealand Derby and Vintage and Cranford th© principal handicap events. Semper Paratus Surprises. Semper Paratus brought off a surprise in the Highweight comparable in dividend to that of Steeton in the Cup. He was always in front and won well from Honest Maid, whose improvement was anticipated. Earthquake was at double figures for third. The favourites were well beaten but Cottingham lost ground at the start, while Palatinate was fifty yards last early and he finished well. The good thing in Symcony was decisively beaten in the Juvenile event but she was not disgraced. Silver Sail was always doing it better, and although Symcony had charge up the straight Silver Sail worried her out of it. They had run themselves out at the end, enabling Round Up to flash up for a close third. The others were com pletely outpaced. Cranford’s Sprint. Cranford, who seems partial to the Riccarton seven furlongs, set such a fast pace in the Criterion Handicap that he had all his opponents bar Mobile cracked up at the finish. Mobile dropped back to the rear on the turn but this enabled him to put in a solid finishing run. Gaysome lost ground early and may have been asked to go up too soon. She ran a good race. The others were all well beaten, though Copyist got a poor early passage and was right in front at six furlongs when he stopped. Sporting Blood Superior. Sporting Blood duly won the Derby, for which he was betted on as a certainty, but Synagogue pushed him all the way home. Sporting Blood settled down in fifth place while Synagogue tailed the field but both were well within reach of the leaders, Synagogue plainly waiting for Sporting Blood’s forward move. It came entering the straight, Synagogue following through. The latter drew level at the false rail but Sporting Blood took up the challength, a flat-out finish seeing the favourite just a few pounds superior. The others were outclassed. The Dunedin Guineas winner, Taurmai, was a poor third, proving that the Northern three-year-old form is definitely superior. The feature of the Fendalton Handicap was the way Vintage won at the finish, in very fast lime. He proved decisively superior, taking charge inside the last furlong and winning easing up. Silver Sight’s second was a surprise. Polydora improved on her Cup running. She finished well. Davolo looked likely at a mile but did not run on, while Might was plainly feeling the effects of the Cup race.* Passion Fruit put up a good fourth after being prominent throughout and might improve. Southdown was always well back and the Cup winner, Steeton, after running to the front early, finished last. Vintage will be hard to heat again next time up on to-day’s form. Extra Smart Hack. Rebel Chief again showed his opponents a clean pair of heels in the Randolph Handicap. In front all the way he won unchallenged, being an extra smart hack. Top Rank just beat a fresh horse in Colossian for second and the rest were well beaten, though Orris again finished on from the rear. Rebel Star endeavoured to emulate Rebel Chief and win a double in the same way. He was in front till the last half-furlong when Red Boa, who had been behind him in the running, wore him down and paid double figures. Kemal Pasha, always prominent, was a good third and Quietly a moderate fourth. Rebel Star hung" on well and was not disgraced as the winner has good form. DETAILS OF RESULTS [Per Press Association ] CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 5. The Canterbury Jockey Club’s Met ropolitan meeting was continued today. The weather was line and the course in good order. There was an excellent aitendance and the investments were £22,451, compared with £13,485 10s last Derby day, when heavy rain fell. Results:— MIDDLETON HANDICAP. (Of £200; nine furlongs). 8/10—Semper Paratus. 10.6, Ridgway ...... 1 4/s—Honest Maid, 0.0, Voight .. 2 13/14 —Earthquake, 9.2., Anderson 3 Also: 1/4 Emotion. 3/3 Cottingham, 10/9 bungem, 4/1 Heather Glow, 6/6 Revision 2/2 Hunting Go, 11/12 Palatinate, 7/7 Sky Rover, 12/11 Coll, 9/8 (haste, 14/13 Streamline. Semper Paratus led into the straight from Honest Maid and Earthquake with Revision, Emotion, Heather Glow and Cottingham next. In a close finish, Semper Paratus won by half a length from Honest Maid, with Earthquake a neck away and Revision, fourth. Time. 1.55 3 5IRWELL HANDICAP. (Of £2o'.'; four furlongs). 2/2—Silver Sadi. 8.2. L. J. Ellis .. 1 1/1 —Symcony, 9.3, Bi oughton .... 2 5/5 —Round Up, 7.4, Marsh 3 Also: 7/9 Roaming and Lofty (bracketed), 9/8 Gay Circle, 8/8 Honour’s Lad, 3/3 Penelope, 6/6 Hine Ra, 4/4 Hororata. On to the course proper Symcony led from Silver Sail, Round Up Hine Ra, Hororata, Penelope and Honour’>s Lad. In the run to the post Silver Sail -won by half a length from Symcony with Round Up a neck away. Hororata was fourth. Time, 47 4-5. CRITERION HANDICAP. (Of £3OO ; seven, furlongs). £/2 —CRANFORD, 7.8, Leckie .. ..: 1 8/7 —MOBILE, 7.10. Wilson ~ .. r. 2 7/7 —GAYSOME, 7.0, Jenkins .. .. ,3 Also: 3/4 Palermo, 1/1 Copyist, o'6

Silver Streak, 4/3 Princess Doreen. 9/9 Great Star, 5/5 Fair Weather. Rounding the far turn and across the top, Fair Weather and Cranford led from Gaysome, Palermo, Great Star, Copyist, Silver Streak and Princess Doreen- The leaders were still the same when the straight was reached, but Cranford did best in the run home and won by half a length from Mobile, with Gaysome a similar distance away. Silver Streak was fourth. Time, 1.24 2-5. NEW ZEALAND DERBY. (Of £lOOO ; 1} miles). 1/T-SPORTING BLOOD, 8.10, L. J. Ellis 1 2/2 —SYNAGOGUE, 8.10, Broughton - 3/3—TAURAMAI 8.10„ Didham .. 3 Also: 4/5 Horn’s Reef, 7/7 Wonderful, 5/4 Pin Money, 6/6 Pawky. Horn’s Reef, Sporting Blood and Synagogue were the first to show out and Pin Money took charge going out of the straight and led past the mile from Wonderful, Horn’s Reef. Tauramai, Sporting Blood, Pawky and Synagogue. There was no change in the positions racing along the back and round the far turn. Tauramai moved up across the top and led into the straight from Pin Money, Sporting Blood. Horn’s Reef and Synagogue. In a close finish Sporting Blood beat Synagogue by a neck, with Tauramai three lengths away and Wonderful fourth. Time, FEN DALTON HANDICAP. (Of £300; It miles). 4/4—VINTAGE, 8.6, Eastwood ... I 11/10—SILVER SIGHT, 7.0. Leckie 2 2/2—POLYDORA, 8.11, A. E. Ellis 3 Also: 5/5 Davolo. 6/8 Steeton and Cough (biacketed), 8/6 Signaller, 1/1 Southdown,, 3/3 Might, 10/11 Ranelagh, 9/9 Horowh.en.ua, 7/7 Passion Fruit. Passion Fruit led past the mile from Davolo, Steeton, Vintage, Horowhenua and Silver Sight. Steeton led at the far turn from Davolo, Passion Fruit, Cough. Ranelagh, Horowhenua, Vintage, Silver Sight and Polydora. Steeton was still in command turning for home, followed by Davolo, Ranelagh, Passion Fruit, Silver Sight, Vintage and Polydora. Vintage did best over the concluding stages and won by half a length from Silver Sight, with Polydora a neck away and Passion Fruit fourth Time, 2.4 RANDOLPH HANDICAP. (Of £2OO ; seven furlongs). 1/I—REBEL CHIEF, 9.3, L. J. Ellis 1 2/2—TOP HANK, 8.3„ B. H. Morris 2 3/4—COLOSSIAN, 8.5, A. E. Ellis 3 Also: 6/5 Weatherly, 7/7 Braw Lad, 9/10 MeHeath, 5/6 Eleanor, 10/8 Bella Rosa, 8/9 Knockout, 11/12 Wino, 14/13 Consummation, 12/11 Orris, 4/3 Silver Step, 13/14 Horo'tiu. Hebei Chief was followed into the straight by Elbanor, Top Rank, Horotiu, Colossian, Braw Lad and Silver Step. Rebel Chief was not troubled in the run home and won by three lengths from Top Rank, with Colossian a neck away. Stiver Step was fourth. Time, 1.26. EPSOM HANDICAP. (Of £225; one mile). 4/4 —Bed Boa, 8.12, A. E. Ellis .. 1 1/1 —Rebel Star. 8.11, Humphries .. 2 3/3 —Kemal Pasha, 7.13, A. E. Didham ’ Also: 8/7 Water Power, 5/6 Red Racer, 10/10 Jaloux, 6/5 Cleaner, 2/2 Quietly. 7/8 Tout le Monde, 9/9 Locksley. The order into the straight was Rebel Star, Kemal Pasha, Red Boa, Cleaner and Quietly. Red Boa did best in the run home and won by half a length from Rebel Star, with Kemal Pasha a similar distance away and Quietly fourth. Time, 1.39. WEIGHTS FOB THIRD DAY. PORT COOPER BRUSH HURDLES. (Of £2OO : 1” miles).

AVONDALE MEETING GAY BLONDE’S GUINEAS MASTER NORVAL WINS SPRINT TO SINKING FUND. [ Per Prafis Z ssociatlou. I AUCKLAND, Nov. 5. Showery weather prevailed for the final day of the Avondale Jockey Club’s spring meeting at Avondale today. The attendance was small. The track was in good order aud little, affected by the rain. The totalizator investments totalled £11,444, compared with £17,591 on the second day. last year. The total for the meeting was £31,546, compared with £39.994 in 1933. Results:— GREY LYNN HURDLES. (Of £175; about l j miles). 1— Thespis, 10.5 Burgess I. 2 King Win, 9.2, Mcßae ...... 2 3 Glenade, 9.2, Sullivan .. .. .. 3 Also: 4 Silver Division Thieequarters of a length; eight lengths. Time, 3.11 1-5. NURSERY HANDICAP. (Of £l5O : five furlongs). 2/2 —Gay Sheik, 8.11, Tinker .... 1 3/3 —Triune, 7.7, Horne 2 3/3—Velocipede 7.11, Tremain .. o (Triune and Velocipede were uravketed.) Also: 1/1 Fairfax, 4/4 Singara 7.11, 5/5 Gay Acre. Neck; half a length. Time, 1.1 4-5. Fairfax was left at the post and took no part in the race. MT. ALBERT HANDICAP. (Of £130; six furlongs). 1/1 —Silver Jubilee, 8.8, Green .... 1 3/3 —Prince Acre, 7.0, Windei .... 2 6/7 —Miss Lu, 7.4 Wiggins 3 Also: 4/5 Princess Star, 5/6 Solomon, 2/2 Ballymoney 7.5, 7/4 Lady Diana, 9/8 Chief Emerald, 8/9 Cornerman 7.3, 10/10 Express 7.3. Head; length. Time, 1.14. PLUMPTON HANDICAP. (Of £400; 11 miles). 4/I—MASTER NORVAL,. 7.11, Hornti 1 1/4—ROYAL ARTIST 8.1, l’-ne .. 2 9/9—MUSQUIL, 7.3, Cameron .... 3 Also: 3/2 Carle x, 2/3 Aga Khan, 8/8 Baroscope, 6/6 King’s Archer 7.12, 5/5 Lord Vai, 7/7 Killadar 8.3. Threequarters of a length; neck. Time 2.7. King’s Archer took the lead early from Royal Artist but Musquil and Baroscope went to the front along the back and they led into the straight from Royal Artist aud Aga Khan. Master Norval came through with a fine finishing run over the last furlong to defeat Royal Artist, Alusquil and Ki-la-dar. Musquil, the outsider of the field, made a good showing and finished solidly after making must of the runningwit h Baroscope. AVONDALE GUINEAS. (Of £300; one mile). 1— GAY BLONDE, Tinker 1 2 REREP A'l, McKenzie - .. .... 2 3 NAMAKIA. Kcesing 3 The only starters. Two lengths; two and a-half lengths. Time,l.4l. Namakia went to the front at the start but was soon passed by Rerepai and Gay Blonde. Rerepai maintained the lead until entering the straight, wnen Gay Blonde went to the front and drew away to win comfortably. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. (Of 200 ; six furlongs). 2/2—SINKING FUND, 8.5, Me Tavish 1 4/3—BRITISH COLUMBIA, 8.4. Goldfinch 3 3/4—LADY KYRA, 7.1-j, Pine .... 3 Also: 1/1 Rercatu, 5/5 Tradesman 8.2. Length; neck. Time 1.14. NEW LYNN HANDICAP. (Of £130; one mile). 1/3— Kelly, 7.13, McTavish ...... 1 3/1 —King Brierly, 8.0, Wiggins .. 2 2/2 —Nun Nicer, 7.11, Pine 3 Also: 6/6 First Lap, 4/4 Bonny Gay, 10/11 Safari 8.1, 9/9 Ruling King 7.10, 8/7 On Approval 7.9, 5/5 Aubretia 7.3, 11/10 Gold Musk 7.3, 7/8 King Tut 7.2 Length; short head. Time, 1.42. NIHOTAPU HANDICAP. (Of £175; seven furlongs). 1/I—Gay Marigold, 8.5. Goldfinch 1 2/3 —King Mestor, 7.7, Wiggins .. 2 4/4—Aflch Ruler 7.3, H. Gilmer . . 3 Also: 7/6 Gay Broney, 6/7 Whakapara 7 ..3, 3/2 Jalldy Karo 5/5 Psychologist 7.1. Length; length and ahalf. Time 1.26 3-5. After hearing evidence regarding the mishap in the Henderson Handicap the first day, when Chief Cook broke a leg and had to be destroyed, the Judicial Committee decided that the cause was Chief Cook being crossed by Hushing, ridden by L. Clifford. Clifford was suspended for one month. CARTERTON RACING CLUB THE SPBING MEETING. HANDICAPS DECLARED.

MELBOURNE CUP DAY CENTENARY TROPHY RACE BIG FIELD FOR TO-DA Y>B RACE (By ‘ ‘ Kestrel’ ’) With a stake of £lO,OOO aud a trophy valued at £2OO, the Melbourne Uup, to be run at Flemington to-day, is the richest race in tile Southern Hemisphere and can be ranked among the greatest races in the turf calendar. Added interest in this great race will .be provided by. the presence at the \ .R.C. meeting to-day of the King’s son, the Duke of Gloucester, who wiil present Hie Cup trophy io the winning owner after the race, it may- be- taken for. granted that one of the greatest crowds ever seen al Flemington will be registered to-day, and the prospects are that there will be well oyer 100,000 people present when the Uup race is being run. New Zea land will listen in to the broadcast. When tho final acceptances were taken for the Melbourne Cup last week 25 of the original 365 nominated remained m, and perhaps a couple of these may drop out as a result of their displays last .'Satinday, when the meeting opened. Peter Pau, Panto and Theo, all winners on the opening day, remain in, while several others with good form are engaged. The Caulfield Cup winner, Journal is to attempt the task of completing the two Cups double, the only other horse in the history of the two races to be successful in this direction being Poseidon, who won the. Caulfield Cup and Melbourne •Cup in 1906. In to-day’s field there is last year’s winner, Hall Mark, and the winner a year earlier Peter Pan, and these two will be essaying a task which was only successfully achieved by Archer, the first winner of the Uup well over half a century ago. Twelve months ago there were eighteen contestants, while the number of starters in 1932 was 27. The record field was that in which Carbine was successful in 1890, when the number of star ers was 39- Phar Lap so dominated the issue in three successive years that tlrere were small fields in 1929 (fourteen), 1930 (fifteen) and 1931 (fourteen), that racing freak being beaten by Nightmarch and PaquH.o in 1929 and winning in 1930. New Zealand horses have played no small part in the Melbourne Cup, Sasanof and Nightmarch being two of the best who were owned here, while Carbine, Apologue and Phar Lap were bred on this side of the Tasman. In to-day’s race there are three direct New Zealand representatives, Nightly, Sir Simper and Limbohm, in addition to three other horses, Miramond, Theo and Gladswood, who were bred in the Dominion and are now owned in Australia. Final acceptances for the Cantala Stakes, to be run next Saturday, also closed to-day. They include the New Zealanders. Silver Ring and Epigram. At this distance it would appear presumptuous to attempt to forecast the result, but if performances count for anything Sir Simper, who saw the light of day at the Westmere Stud, should be in the firing-line at the finish. Details are:— MELBOURNE CUP. (Of £lO,OOO anl trophy valued at £2OO ; two miles).

LATEST SCRATCHING. MOUNT FOR WEBSTER. Received Nov. 5, 7.5 p.m. MELBOURNE. Nov. 5. Spearflash has been scratched for the Melbourne Cup. T. Webster may ride Heroic Prince. HAWKE’S BAY CLUB WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY. TOMOANA HURDLES.

Tree Air .... 11 S Monastic 9 3 Hounslow .. 10 11 Revision .. . . 9 3 Lycidas ..1010 Coll 9 0 Illuminate .10 3 Kapuna . . 9 0 Gold Knight .10 2 1’ ootwork 9 0 Punchestown 10 0 Vitaphone 9 0 Red Sun .... 9 8 Jerry Boy 9 0 SPRING NURSERY HANDICAP. (Of £200: five furlongs). Symcony .... 9 2 Roaming . . . . 7 8 Silver Sail .. 8 10 Gay Circle .. 7 8 Haut Monde 7 13 Il Dure .. . . 7 8 Kinnoul .... 713 Secure . . 7 8 Penelope .... 7 9 Rompalong .. 7 3 Kotou .. .. 7 9 Bun Fight 7 3 Greek Shepherd 7 8 Iiinp |{n 7 0 Desert Chief . 7 8 JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP. (Of £350 one mile). Red Ms.nfred . 9 3 Rebel Star .. 7 10 Gold Trail .. 8 13 Princess Doreen 7 10 Cricket Bat . . 8 12 Mobile . . . 7 10 Vintage .. .. 8 12 Signaller . . . . 7 9 Steel on .. . . 8 1 Great Star .. 7 8 Grand Sport . . 8 1 Passion Fruit Korokio . . . . 8 1 Rocket .. .. 7 6 Southdown . . 8 0 Manetho . . . . 7 5 The Smuggler 7 13 Pin Money . . 7 4 The Sil vox .. . . 7 0 Masquerader 7 13 Water Power . 7 0 Inflation 7 13 < >aysome 7 0 Sweet Agnes 7 12 Fairweather 7 ft Palermo .. .. 7 12 Kemal Pasha . 7 0 Copyist .. 7 12 Cough .. .. 7 0 Cranford .... 7 12 Ttzzv 7 0 Silver Streak 7 12 Top Rank, 7 0 Might . . . . 7 11 Trumpet Blast 7 0 Synagogue .. 7 11 Flamingo 7 0 ASHLEY HANDICAP. (Of £200 one mile). Scratchmere Fl ba nor .. . . 7 10 Sea r 9 8 Quite Soon 7 10 Haere Tonu 9 2 Flamingo 7 9 Korero . . .. 9 1 Royal Pal 7 9 Cottingham . 8 11 Sky Rover 7 8 Sea Fox .... 8 9 Bella Rosa 7 8 Top Rank 8 9 Maroha .. 7 8 Strong Light . 8 9 Silver Step . . 7 7 Heather Glow 8 9 Tunneller 7 7 Dombey .. .. 8 3 Trumpet Blast 7 7 Cheap Money 8 3 Rose of Tralee 7 7 Tuirau .... 83 Wee Musk 7 7 Importance . . 8 1 Oliver . . . . 7 7 Braw Lad 8 1 Nocturnus 17 7 Honest Maid . 8 1 Orris , . 7 7 Hunting Go . SO Arctic King . 7 7 Master Reynard 8 0 Polygraph 7 7 Earthquake .. 7 13 Lo water . . . . 7 7 Theatin .. .. 7 13 Streamline 7 7 Sibella .. .. 7 12 Black Lead .. 7 7 Wonderful 7 11 First Course 7 7 Horn's Reef . 7 11 Pompeii . . . . 7 7 Water Polo .. 7 11 AVON HANDICAP. (Of £225 ; seven furlongs) Red Boa .... 9 7 Final Shot 8 0 Cranford .... 9 5 Fracas 8 0 Palermo .... 9 5 Red Racer .. 7 13 Synagogue .. 9 2 Jaloux .. .. 11 Rebel Star .. 9 1 Metal Bird . . 7 11 Emotion .. . . 8 11 Dollar Prince 7 9 Manetho . . .. 8 11 Cleaner . . . . 7 9 Sam Smith 8 11 Last Link 7 9 Cyclonic .... 8 9 Quietly .. 7 9 Gaysome .... 8 8 Sea Fox .. .. 7 9 Water Power . 8 ♦» Top Rank 7 9 Fairweather 8 5 Grecian Prince 7 9 Cherry Queen . 8 3 Wise Choice . 7 9

CARRINGTON HIGH WEIGHT. (Of £80: 1 m les and 80yds.) Blue Boy .. 10 13 Arctic King . 9 7 Nightguard .. 10 1o Tareha . . . . 9 0 Te Ua .... 10 3 Linoleum 9 0 Verden 9 11 Bright Sky 9 0 Arauline .... 9 9 Bold Jim 9 0 Grand Blow . . 9 8 State Bank 9 0 WAIRARAPA COUNTY CUP. (Of £140 miles). Brambletorn 9 0 Lady Ronald . 7 11 Hazoor .. . . 8 12 Revision .... 7 7 Miladi . . . . 8 1 Vv est Tor .... 7 7 Sanguine King 7 12 Korero .. .. 7.2 CARTERTON H ACK HANDICAP. (Of £8 0; seven furlongs). Hest 9 0 Arctic King . . 7 11 Royal Record . 8 9 Pawky .... 7 7 Lavinia . . . . 8 8 Bay Area . . 7 6 Timorous . . 8 4 My Ideal .... 7 5 Orby’s Last . . 8 3 Umpire .. .. 7 4 Lord Hereford 7 11 TARATAHl HACK HANDICAP. (Of £8o; se ven furlongs). Te Ua 9 0 Rene Belle 7 9 Royal Record 8 9 Ki-. 1 <na .... 7 7 Puree .. .. 7 13 raurnai'. .. Sunee .. .. 7 12 Perimeter .. 7 / Grand Blow . . 7 11 Sir Spear .... 7 7 Consummation 7 9 Rev ival . . . . 7.7 Confiscation . 7 9 D: er Patrol . 7 7 BUNNY MEMORIAL HANDICAP. (Of £100; seven furlongs). Princess Doreen 9 5 Cawbeen .... 8 1 Sanguine King S 8 Vertigern 7 13 La Poupee .. 8 Revision .... 7 9 West Tor .. 8 4 Korero .... 7 $ Lady Ronald 8 4 Hest 7 9 ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP. (Of £80; ix furlongs). Cawbeen .... 9 5 Lord Hereford 7 10 Hest 8 10 Lavinia . . . . 8 7 Bellbroney 7 -1 Purse ..’713 Abbey Feale . 7 1 Orby’s La • < i3 Ray Area 7 4 De Trop .. .. 7 12 My Heal .... 7 3

Peter Pan ]i> Sir Simper .. 7 7 Rogilla .. .. 7 Limbohm -7 Nightly . . . . Q 4 Theo 7 6 Hall Mark 4 2 Sylvandale .. 7 5 Heroic Prince X 9 Sarcherie .... 7 - <S 7 larndale . . < i Ruach X 7 Marabon .. 7 1 s 6 Gladswood 7 0 Journal 8 3 Spearflash .. 6 13 St Valorey . . X 3 Verberry .. 6 12 Miramond 8 1 La Probe S 10 Broad Arrow 8 0 lolaus * • Gippsland 7 10

(Of £70 one mile and a-half). Kahunoke 10 13 Winter Sport 9 0 Anemometer 9 7 Rcry Mor .. 9 0 Heliotype .. . 9 6 Grumpy .. .. 9 0 Gold Ruler 9 0 Glart.-Jough . . 9 0 NURSERY HANDICAP. (Of £70; four furlongs). Plato 8 5 Pakanui .... 8 3 De Friend 8 5 Tortrix f. 8 0 Meaurina S 5 Golden Time 8 0 Happy Blue Garter 7 10 Landing 8 3 SPRING HANDICAP. (Of £100; one mile and a-quarter). Brambletorn 9 0 Tres Sec .. 7 0 Sunny Sky . 8 6 Chopin .... 7 0 Slippery . . . 8 2 Royal Bengal < 9 Cuddle 7 5 Stitch .. . . 7 0 GLENARAY HACK HANDICAP. (Of £70; one mile). Blue Boy 9 4 Ta; eha .... 7 0 (.'•addle . . 9 1 Shinanikida . 7 0 T'-es Sec 8 •> Fern lea . . . . 7 0 Maine 8 !' Trackman . . 7 0 Gold Ruler 7 ! ’ Shirred Sabatini 7 12 Ribbon 7 0 Hatuma . . . 7 10 Wahine Nui . 7 i Hukumanu 7 10 Vera Lux 7 0 Flamingo 7 8 Goll Stitch . 7 0 Arauline i 7 Count Lady Weasex 7 7 Willonyx 7 0 FLYING HANDICAP. (Of £80; six furlongs). Slippery . . . 9 (i Stitch .. . . 7 7 Souchon. 8 12 Coronilla . . 7 3 Cyclonic 7 il Hest 7 ( Cawbeen 7 8 Lavina .... 7 I. Cull us .. . 7 7 Queen's Salute 7 0 LITTLE FLAXMERE HACK HANDICAP. (Of £70; six furlongs). Cawbeen 9 4 Flamingo .... 7 7 Hest 8 11 Queen’s Pride 7 *i Dombey .. • 8 8 Royal Solo . . 7 5 Lavina . . . 8 8 Thane . . . . 7 2 Sunny Maid 8 5 Abbey I'eale . 7 2 Hyhiscus . . . 8 2 Potent . . .. 7 0 Maine 8 0 Trackman . . 7 ( De Trop .. . 8 0 I'm Alone . . 7 C Sabatini 8 0 Black Magic . 7 ( Grumpy .. . 7 10 Kentucky Marsong . . . 7 7 Song 7 0 Peter’s Pence 7 7 Dusky Crown 7 ( Passion Flower 7 7 Peggy Defoe . 7 C Royal Banque 7 7 ■ Count Willonyx 7 0