TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB’S RAGING

Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17621, 28 January 1929, Page 3

TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB’S RAGING

NOTES FROM THE RUNNING Kawainga was the only withdrawal from the Trial Stakes, with which the meeting was introduced. The Adjutant—Titanium filly threw her rider (Turvey) while at the starting post, the horseman being injured. The Begum was about £250 better supported than Sir Mond in a field of twenty, Parfait Armour being third in demand. The public selection was correct, as the dividend payers were in that order. The Begum, on whom D. Cotton was having his first ride jn public since coming here from Riccarton, soon got into a good position. She was well handled to have a length to spare at the finish. Sir Mond ran- a J good race to be finishing on well in second place. Bold Archer made most of the running with The Begurn, and although he was in third place at the finish the Archery gelding was only a head away from Sir Mond. Roman Pearl was fourth, getting off reasonably well, but not having all the luck of the running. Prince of Orange, who was sixth, must have been' more handy at the finish but for carrying out very wide at the turn for home. . The Tc Rapa •candidate"' Was. travelling strongly in third place at that stage. Princess Rain and Arihana ran fair races.

Led All the Way. When Mashoor, Salamander, Marble Mount and Master Arch declined their engagement in the Orewa Highweight Handicap the field was reduced to eight runners, of whom Glena Bay was £429 better y thought of than Rlpon Abbey, with Bizarro heading the others in the quotations. Ripon Abbey took charge from the rise of the barrier, and was not called upon for his very best to win by three-quarters of a length. Royal Form finished on very strongly to beaL the favourite, Glena Bay, by a neck for second honours. - Bizarro was tile closest of the others. Runs the Seven Out Well. For the Zealandia Handicap Prodice was the only scratching. Of the ten runners Jolly Money was a £340 better favourite than High Finance, with Macroom third choice. High Finance soon got the lead, and the Paper Money marc stayed in front, running out the seven, in great style in the good time of lniin 27sec. It was really a very easy win for her. Goldfinch rode a good race, giving his mount a breather after taking charge, and he was not required to ride High Finance out. Ti Tree, who was having her first race for some time, and who is also in the same stable (J. T. Jamieson’s) as the winner, made a good showing to get second, returning very nearly as much as her conqueror. Jolly Money was third, but the favourite did not have the best-of matters in the run home. 1 .Macroom ran a good race into fourth place, but was not quite good enough at the end, The race should improve her. Master O’Rorke was fifth, which was fair form on a track that did not suit him best, but Lunette was disappointing, beating only Cynthia N. and Scat home. The Race for the Cup. When the Gup field paraded Wenday - and Right and Left were the only dries ' missing from the original list of accep- * tors. The public gave most attention • to the Prodicc —Desert Glow bracket, T the Te Awamutd pair being backed to the extent of £340 more than Transformer, with The Lover heading the others in the quotations. The race is readily told, as Flying Juliet went to the front from the earliest stages and was still there as the winning post was reached. Eager Rose headed her on one occasion about half a mile from home, but 0. Mclnally, who rode Flying Juliet very capably, was only giving his mount a breather. The reward for the judgment was there when he later sent Flying Juliet along, and she responded in free style, running the eleven furlongs and 40 yards in the smart time of 2rain 22 3-ssce. This is the fifth race Flying Juliet has won for her Morrinsville owner (Mr E. Robinson) this season, while she has also a second and a third to her credit. O. Mclnally, the apprentice attached to M. J. Carroll’s stables, has ridden Flying Juliet in four races, L. Manson having the mount on the other occasion. R. A. Edwards, the Te Rapa trainer, deserves a lot of credit for the results he; has achieved with Flying Juliet this season. Prodice was in second place at the finish of the Gup on Saturday. She was never further back than third on the journey, so that she had every chance, but found the task beyond her, although her effort was good. Royal Boulton’s third was a reasonable effort, but her showing lacked the degree of sparkle that many expected. Perhaps she will be as much improved by the race as anything, but F ying Juliet will still be a force to be reckoned with in whatever is selected for her on Tuesday. Eager Rose was fourth, after being in the picture all the way. The Lover, Transformer and Desert Glow, g of the others, were well beaten. Transformer was wearing a bandage da Ids near fore leg. A Good Price. Good Boy, Brilliant Light and Sir | ■ Itldnd were scratched for’the Ferry J

FLYING JULIET’S SMART DISPLAY IN THE CUP. VALLAR BEATS LADY’S BOY IN THE STEWARDS. HIGH FINANCE RUNS OUT SEVEN ATTRACTIVELYPOLYXENA SCORES IN TWO-YEAR-OLD DIVISION. Horses trained In the Waikato have a very creditable record as winners of the Takapuna Cup. Flying Juliet la the latest to have her name Inserted with that select band of equine performers, the RomeoPenella mare coming home in front In the contest of Saturday last, When Prodlce and Royal Doulton were the olosest to the Te Rapatrained, Morrlnsville owned and Te Aroha bred galloper at the finish of a fast run race. This Is the principal Item of the Summer programme of the club, which will be concluded on Tuesday. Saturday’s racing found the Investing public near to, or directly on the mark, on the majority of occasions. The Stewards’ Handicap, which was the sprint event of the day was won by Vallar, with Lady’s Boy and Lorient 11. handiest of the opposition over the six furlongs. Another favourite in The Begum, prevailed In the Trial Stakes from Sir Mond and Bold Archer. Rlpon Abbey was never headed in the Orewa Highweight, the second favourite holding out final challenges by Royal Form and Glena Bay. High Finance, who was preceded by only Jolly Money when the public had made their choice in the Zealandia Handicap, was not seriously troubled to be showing the way to her stablemate Ti Tree, with Jolly Money In the following place at the judge’s box. The top-weight, Glenstar, who was fourth favourite, gave his supporters the best return of the day by the success of the Te Aroha galloper in the Ferry Handicap, over Te Money and Palmares. A hot first selection In Polyxena delivered -the goods In the two-year-old event, the Calliope Handicap, in which Royal Finance and Tasty were second and third respectively. The public were once again right on the mark when Tidal fulfilled the confidence reposed In him In the Hauraki Hack Handicap, Brampton and Star Comet being the next to finish.

Handicap, in which British King was the elect of the thirteen runners, with about £450 more than Mussie, Owairaka and Glenstar being the bast backed of the others. The Tc Aroha candidate, Glenstar, was always prominent, and was still doing it well at the close of the seven furlongs, when he had a head margin to spare. His trainer (G. A. Reid) is having a useful turn with this horse for the Gordonton sportsman, Mr N. D. S. Rumney. it was surprising the good price attached to the success, recognising the recent form of the Day Comet gelding and the class opposed to him. Te Money did well to run the winner to a iicad, as he had to come from a fair way back, j Palmares, who was third, put up a. parI ticularly useful performance, and he may improve more quickly than any of the others. The grey gelding was not seen until the very closing stages. Mussie’s fourth was a fair effort. British King weakened jn the last furlong of the seven and finished sixth. Quinsiiia, who was just in front of the favourite, went quite a fair race. Two-year-old Event. Eaglet and Lady Suzanne were the only ones who failed to appeac for the Calliope Handicap, in which fifteen two-year-olds were paraded. On the strength of her second to Gay Ballerina at the Auckland summer meeting the public went solidly for Polyxena, the Chief Ruler—Podokes filly being hacked down inside even money, while Gemlight and Royal Finance were the best backed of the others. Polyxena was the first to cross the finishing line, alter having everything in her favour so far as the running was concerned. But, her rider (H. Goldfinch) had to use hands and heels to hold out Royal Finance, who was finishing at a great rate. If the latter, who is by Paper Money from Leithfleld, and is owned and trained at New .Phvmouth, had jumped away on anything like even terms she would have reversed the positions with Polyxena. Tasty put up j a creditable performance to get third the Lord Qucx —Blended filly travel- | ling very fast at the finish. Carl Idem was running on in fourth place, but a lunger journey would have sui'led him better. Trig and Pellette made a respectable showing, while Fraser was prominent in the running for the turn for home, where he appeared to encounter some trouble.

The Topwelght Gets Home. Glenstar, Whaka King, Lovcband and Arch Queen were missing when the Hauiaki Hack Handicap field paraded. * here were eight runners, but they were not a good lot. Tidal was favourite, £SOO better thought of than Star Comet, with Arikitoa claiming most attention of the others. It was easy the favourite at the finish. Tidal is now in J. T. Jamieson’s stable. ■’(trampton reached second place, while Star Comet was third. Arikitoa was lourth. The Warplane gelding made a lot of the running and his form on this occasion was better than he has shown for some time. However, the topwelght really won very readily. Tho Sprint Item. High Finance, Jolly Monev, Macroom and Takutama, the three firstnamed having started earlier in the day, did not keep their engagement in the Stewards’ Handicap, with which sprinters were concerned. There were eight starters, Vallar and Lady’s 'Boy monopolising the betting, the final figures showing the former with a margin of £4ou over his rival, while .Melissa was most in demand of the others. Vallar was quickly jn charge, and the Valkyrian chestnut was running along very freely to hold his position throughout and beat Ladv’s Boy who was always second after the field settled down, by a length. Lorient 11. and Melissa were in that order of Hie others. It will lake several more pounds weight to stop Vallar, who ; s in great order. CONCLUDING RESULTS. CALLIOPE HANDICAP. Of £425; two-year-olds; 5 fur 1 POLYXENA, Mr J. T. Jamieson’s ch l’, by Chief Ruler— Podokes, 7.9 (11. Goldfinch) .. l 3 ROYAL FINANCE, Mr W. G. Emeny’s b f, by Paper Money— Leithfleld, 7.0 car. 7.4 (C. Goulsbro) a 5 TASTY, Messrs G. R. Crawford and R. W. Roberts’ b f, by Lord Quex —Blended, 7.2 (O. Mclcally) 3 Also started—lo Flying Prince 8 7 (Lee), 2 Gemlight 8.5 (McTavish), 14 Carl Iden 8.2 (Hall), 10 Awamutu 7.10 (Ray), 7 Fraser 7.7,car. 7,9| (Cotton), 9 Trig 7.5 (Dick), 13 Bennie 7.3 car. 7.44 (Tuohey), 8 Currajong 7.1 (Gill) .15 Fancy Belle 7.0 car. 7.2 (Bryceß J2 Norval Tea 7.0 (Gilmer), 6 Pellette 7.0 car. 7.2 J (Ludlow). (Winner trained'by owner, Papakura.) Polyxena (£1832) was a warm favourite from Gemlight (£653) and Royal Finance (£5014). Currajong-, Fraser and Polyxena moved first. Polyxena taking enarge ana snowing the way. across the lop to Fraser, Pellette, Gemlight, Gymon, Tasty, and Currajong

Polyxena came into the straight attended by Pellette, Fraser, Gemlight Tasty and Royal Finance. In a good finish Polyxena won by a neck fronr Royal Finance, who was two lengths and a-half in front of Tasty. Gar. Idem was fourth, and Gemlight, Bennie, Trig and Pellette next. Time, Im. 2 i-ss. HAURAKI HACK HANDICAP. Of £325; i mile 1 furlong. 1 TIDAL, Messrs 0. Nicholson and K. It. Davis’ b h, by Seasick — Cilicic 11., 4 yrs, 9.1 (H. Goldfinch) * 4 BRAMPTON, Mr J. M. Buchanan’s b g, by Lord Quex —Symbolism, 4yrs, 7.8 (K. Gill) .... 2 2 STAR COMET, Mr W. Cook’s ch g, by Day Comet —The Whip, aged, 8.10 (P. Brady) 3 Also started—3 Arikitoa 8.7 (France) 5 War Officer 8-3 (Bryce), G Exalted 7.12 (McTavish), 7 Salamander 7.8 (Goulsbro), 8 Mon Star 7.7 (Dick), (Winner trained by J. T. Jamieson, Papakura.) Tidal (£1426), Star Comet (£925), Arikitoa (£8961), and Brampton (£4591) were backed in that order. Arikitoa showed the way out of the straight to Salamander, Mon Star, Exalted, War Officer, Star Comet, Brampton and Tidal. Salamander was in charge along the back from Arikitoa, Exalted, Brampton, Star Comet, Mon Star and Tidal. Arikitoa took the iead again three furlongs from home and came into the straight with Brampton, Tidal, Exalted and Star Comet closest of the others. Tidal came through in the concluding stages to win nicely by : half a length from Brampton, who was j a length and a-half in front of Star Comet. Arikitoa was fourth, and Exalted, War Officer and Mon Star following. Time, lm. 54 3-ss. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of £450; six furlongs. 1 VALLAR, Mrs Murdock Smith’s ell b, by Valkyrian—Bcllacity, 4yrs„ 7-9 (R. McTavish) .... 1 2 LADY’S BOY, Mr W. Henderson's br g, by Some Boy 11. Lady Potoa, syrs, 7.13 (A. Skipper) 2 5 LORIENT 11., Dr. W. C. Ring’s blk h, by Lomond —Annie Laurie, syrs, 7.1 (11. Goldfinch) .... 3 Also started—3 Melissa 7.3 (Goulsboro), 7 Ballymoy 11. 7.2 (Bryce), 4 Ruffles 7.1 J (Gill), 0 Katerina 7.0 (Mellish), 8 Appellant 7.0 (Dick). (Winner trained by J. Williamson, Ellerslie.) Vallar was favourite with £2396, Lady’s Boy, the second choice, having £1571, while Melissa (£810) was third fancy. When the barrier lifted Lady’s Boy was first to show out, but Vallar soon took charge and was a,length in front of Lady’s Boy at the end of a furlong, wdth Ballymoy 11., Melissa and Ruffles next. Vallar was still the leader crossing the top, attended by Lady's Boy, Melissa, Ruffles and Lorient 11., and they came into the straight in that order. Vallar kept his advantage in the run home and was a length in front of Lady’s Boy when they passed the post, with Loricnl 11. a similar distance away. Melissa finished fourth, followed by Appellant and Ruffles. Time 1.14.

AUSTRALIAN RACING. the randwick meeting. (By Telegraph—Press Assn. —Copyright.) (Australian Press Association). SYDNEY, Jan. 27. The Australian Jockey Club’s anniversary meeting was concluded at ltandwick yesterday. The following were the results of the leading events. ANN I VERS ARY 11 AND I CAP. A sweepstakes of it 10 each with 82000

HIS LUCKY COURSE. J. T. JAMIESON AT TAKAPUNA. The Papakura owner-trainer, J. T Jamieson, had a good innings at Takapuna on Saturday, when he turned out three winners, viz., High Finance, Poiyxena (whom he owns) and Tidal, a second and two thirds. Takapuna has always been a favourite course for Jamieson, who will have several horses engaged there again to-morrow. TOTALISATOR RETURNS. DECREASE OF £6690. The amount put through the totalisalor during the day. was £41,704, compared with £48,394 for the corresponding day last season—a decrease 0f£6090. THE WELLINGTON MEETING CONCLUDING RESULTS. illy Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Saturday. Tiic following were the concluding results:— , CONSOLATION HANDICAP, One mile and a-quarter. 3 WHITE FANG, 7.6 1 1 HISTORIC, 8.2 9 4 BATTL& COLOURS 3 Also started: 10 Joy Bird, 2 Talisker, 7.7; 7 Contcntrate, 9 Sir Roy, 7.6; 6 Papatu, 7.5; 5 Biimp, 11 Royal Game, 8 Anolo, 7.0. Won by half a length, one and ahalf lengths between second and third. Time, 2.7. CITY HANDICAP. Six furlongs. 2 CIMABUE, 8.5 1 1 GASCONY, 9.3 2 4 SUDDEN STORM, 7.0 3 Also started: 6 Miss Pat, 7.11; 3 Meadow Lark, 7.1 1; 5 Arrow Lad, 7.10; 7 Money Mine, 7.0. Won by a length, two and a-hall'j lengths between second and third i horse. Time, 1.13. I

added; li miles. LUCY THRICE, D. Cohen’s be m, •iyrs, by Thrice —Glcnluce, 6.11 1 LEAD LIGHT, 7.13 2 FONDANT, 8.10 3 Eleven started. In a good finish Lucy Thrice won by a length and a-ha'lf, third horse a length away. Sallie Blue was fourth. Reonui ran last afler being prominent in the earlier stages. Time, 2m 3315. ADRIAN KNOX STAKES. A sweepstakes of £lO each with £ISOO added: for threei-year-old fillies, 8.5 each; 1 mile. LOQUACIOUS, R. Miller’s hr f, by Magpie—Charlevillc 1 CLEAVE 2 j BLACK DINA 3 Six started. Won by a length, seven lengths between second and third. Time, 1m 3925. HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. - A sweepstakes* of £5 each with £SOO added; 7 fur. J LADY CONSTANCE, 10.13 i QUINCE, 9.9 2 GESTO, 9.4 3 Eighteen started Margaret Hal made the running to the distance, where Lady Constance went to the front and won by a length and a-half. Gesto was three-quarters of a length away third. Time, 1m 25Js. MOONEE VALLEY MEETING. MELBOURNE, Jan. 27. At the Moonee Valley meeting yesterday the following was the result of the leading event:— WILLIAM REID STAKES. Of £llOO, weight-for-age with penalties and allowances; 6 fur. GOTHIC (imp.), S. Green’s blk h, " Gyrs by Tracery—Sundrilla, 9.10 1 ROC, B.o' - 2 ZANZIBAR, 8.4 3 Five started. Gothic wmn by three lengths. Time, lm 1425. QUEENSLAND MEETING. BRISBANE, Jan. 27. The Queensland Turf Club’s meeting was held yesterday. The follow- I ing was the result of the leading event: — I AUSTRALIA DAY HANDICAP. I Of £500; 1 mile 3 fur. , ALISON K., E. J. Jillelt’s 1) m, Gyrs | by Newmarket —Sweet Alison, j

KAITOKE HANDICAP. Pivc furlongs. ' 5 ARIKINUI 1 13 PROPAGANDA 2 1 QUANTUM 3 Also started: Royal Dike, 9.8; Gold Dawn, 8.11; Great Star, 8.8; Knightlike, 8.1; Lucky Bag, 7.12; Second Thought, 7.10; Endorse, Arrow Boy, 7.9; Wyeford, Chief Singer, 7.8; Abbey Queen, Baskier, 7.3; Sir Spear, Shot Silk, Just Nell, Clarendon, Austerity, Skybird, Money Mint, Iviriana, Sea Raid,, Kentish Lady, 7.0. Won by a length, a length and a half between second and third. Time, I.o*. THE TOTALISATOR. The sum of £70,307 10s was put' through the tote compared with £59,540 on the corresponding day last season. This makes a total of £194,507 10s for the meeting, against £193,646 last year, an increase of £B6l 10s. NOTES ON THE RUNNING. (Special' to Times.) WELLINGTON, Saturday. The Summer Handicap. In the Summer Handicap Nightmarch (£2290) was favourite, with Joy King i (£1563), Gold Cure (£1400), andj Royal Saxon (£1184) next best back-i cd. Full Feather, Nightmarch and Kilbronsyth were slow to move when the barrier was released. Doree was quickly in front, attended by Royal Saxon, Gold Cure and Set Sail. The latter had run kh the front by the

8.5 1 TRADECRAF’f, 7.5 2 ULUBAD, 7.2 3 Six started. Won by a short head. Time, 2m 20s. THE ROTORUA MEETINGLIST OF NOMINATIONS. The Rotorua Racing Club holds its annual race meeting on Saturday and Monday, February 9 and 11. The following is a list of the nominations received for the various events: — First Day. POHUTU lIIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, One mile. Glen Star, Kaihoremai, Tarrapeen, Star Comet, Illingar, Flying Archie, Pendcnnis, Gold Rain, Maurca, Bizarro, Tikitahi, Owairaka, Appellant, Glena Bay, Always. HOT SPRINGS HANDICAP, 6 fur. Grown Arch, Roman Pearl, Indolent, The Begum, Prince Yal, Swiftlight, Rangakaha, Gazerin, Loving Cup, Master Clements, Red Lion, Unoco, Dainty Manners, The Jack Jumper, Otangihaka, Cresinas King, Handstitch, Miss Myrtle, Arch Haven, Sea Cob, Gay Cockade, Land Measure, Carmint, Otranto, Ding Dong, Princess Rain. MO KOI A HANDICAP, 7 fur. and about 80 yards. Baby Bun, Boomerday, Pendcnnis, Red Day, Prince Lu, Archccn, The Thorn, Palmares, Brilliant Light, The Lamb, Cynthia N., Bahama, Creina’s King, Arihana.

| time the six furlong post was reached, being attended by Doree, Gold Cure, Toxeuma, Nightmarch and Royal Saxon. Crossing the top there was little change except that Joy King had come into the picture. Set Sail was ' still in command at the entrance to the straight, with Toxeuma, Doree, Nightmarch, Joy King and Full Feather racing close behind. Set Sail was done with at the distance and then Joy King asserted himself but Royal Saxon and Full Feather made themselves felt and Joy King stopped badly. Royal Saxon beat Full Feather by half a length, with Toxeuma a length away. Then came Joy King,, Nightmarch, Set Sail and Doree. Consolation Handicap. Historic (£2654) was favourite for, the Consolation Handicap, with Talisker (£1728), and White Fang (£1296) next in request. Joy Bird was in charge when the field settled down, and led along the back from Concentrate, Battle Colours, White Fang, Historic, and Talisker, the remainder being well back, and having little chance. Joy Bird was joined by White Fang before the straight was reached, the pair being attended by Blimp, Battle Colours, Concentrate, and Historic. White Fang then drew out, and won by half a length from Historic, who beat Battle Colours by a length. Then came Sir Roy, Royal Game, Talisker and Concentrate. The City Handicap. In the City Handicap Gascony (£3424) was backed as a racecourse certainty, with Cimabue (£1430) and Meadowlark (.£1410) next in order of selection. Miss Pat, Cimabue, Money Mine and Gascony were the most prominent as the field turned for home. Cimabue then drew out, and stalling off Gascony, won by a length, with Sudden Storm two and a-half lengths away, third. Then came Arrow Lad and Miss Pat, with Meadowlark last. The Kaitoke Handicap. Guantum (£1598) was favourite for the Waitoke Handicap, with Knight like (£1296) and Great Star (£1256) next best backed, while Arikinui was at a good price and Propaganda was paying nearly half a century to win. Lucky Bag led on to the course proper from Arikinui, Quantum, Royal Duke, Great Star and Propaganda. Arikinui stayed on to get the verdict by a length from Propaganda, who boat Quantum by a length. Roval Duke, Gold Dawn, Knightlike, Baskier and Great Star were next.

ROTORUA CUP, ii miles. Glen Star, Schorr, Wenday, Siaosi, Queen Arch, High Pitch, Mervette, Mosque, The Lover, Sleepy Sol, Lady’s Boy, In the Shade, Far North, Le Ghoucas, Royal Doulton, Macroom, Flying Juliet. WAIMANGU STAKES, 5 fur. The Begum, Swiftlight, Snow Prince, Nujahan, Kir], Loving Cup, Whakama, Red Lion;.'Master Latour, Lady Mestor, Dainty Manners, Wee Prince, Silver Division, Valreina, Trig, St. Ileliers, Creina’s King, Ilandstitch, Valwin, Arcade, Hiata, Knight Town, Sea Gob, Land Measure, Otranto, Royal Lover, Haviland, Tasty, Attalad. GEYSER HACK HANDICAP, One mile. Lucy Rose, Grown Arch, Black Maire, Loveband, Te Waka, Archette, Illingar, Blue Bonnet, Hakanoa, High Tide, Tuamai, Otangihaka, Brampton, Justify, Carmint, Whaka King, Princess Rain, Bahama. TOURIST HANDICAP, 6 fur. Liaison, New Moon, Abbey Queen, Atapai, Hakanoa, Regent, Town Bird, Joy Germ, Sun Lady, Mervette, Mosaic, Lady’s Boy, Appellant, Ti Tree, High Finance, In the Shade, Branson, Subdivision, Royal Tea, Macroom, Ballymoy 11., Some Lady. ARAWA PARK HANDICAP, One Mile. Lucy Rose, Baby Bun, Schorr, Te Koroke, The Thorn, Sleepy Sol, Justify, Ti Tree, Far North, Lc Choueas, The Lamb. Second Day. TARAWERA IIIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, One mile. Green Star, Kaihoremai, Tarapeen, Star Comet, Illingar, Flying Archie, Pendcnnis, Gold Rain, Maurca, Bizarro, Pekatahi, Owairaka, Appellant, Justify, Glena Bay. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, 6 fur. Crown Arch, Roman Pearl, Indolent, The Begum, Prince Val, Swift Light, Nurjahar, Kiri, Rangakaha, Archcttc, Gazerin, Loving Cup, Whakama, Master Clements, Red Lion, Master Latour, Flappcrettc, Otangihaku, Creina’s King, St. Ileliers, Silver Division, Ilandstitch, Stonehenge, Miss Myrtle, Knight Town, Arihana, Sea Cob, Gay Cockade, Land Measure, Carmint, Otranlo, Royal Lover, Haviland, Princess Rain, Roman Jewel. OHINEMUTU HACK CUP, One mile. Crown Arch, Black Maire, Loveband, Te Waka, Archette, Illingar, Blue Bonnet, Flying Archie, Tuamai, Unoco, Hakanoa, High Tide,. Cresinas King,, Brampton, Palmaris, Owairaka, Justify, Subdivision, Carmint, Otranto, Whaka King, Princess Rain, Bahama, Always. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, One mile. Glen Star, Schorr, Wendy, Boomerday, Siaosi, Queen Arch, High Pitch, Mervette, Mosque, The Lover, Sleepy Sol, Lady’s Boy, In the Shade, FatNorth, Le Choueas, Royal Doulton, I Macroom, Flying Juliet. RENNIE HANDICAP. Seven furlongs and about 80yds. Glen Star, Lucy Rose, Red Day, Te Koroke, Quceu Arch, High Tide, Archeen, The Thorn, Palmares, Justify, The Lamb. BOROUGH HANDICAP. Six furlongs. The Begum, Liaison, New Moon, Abbey Queen, Atapai, Hakanoa, Regent,

Town Bird, Joy Germ, Mosaic.'Lady's Boy, Appellant, Ti Tree, High Finance, In the Shade, Branson, Subdivision, Royal Tea, Macroom, Ballymoy 11., Some Lady. FLYING STAKES. Six furlongs. Roman Pearl, Snow Prince, Nurjhan, Kiri, Loving Cup, Red Lion, I<'urrie, Lady Mestor, Dainty Manners, Yalreina, Otangihaku, Trig, Silver Division, Handstitch, lliata, Brilliant Light, Sea Cob, Land Measure, Otranto, Royal Lover, Ding Dong, Tasty, Atta Lad. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Seven furlongs and about 80yds. Lucy Rose, Baby Bun, Schorr, New Moon. Boomerday, Pendennis, Red Day, Te Korokc, Prince Lu, The Jack Jumper, Archeen, The Thorn, Sleepy Sol, Ti Tree, Far North, Le Choucas, Branson, The Lamb, Cynthia N., Some Lady, Bahama. HOYLAKH SCRATCHED. DUNEDIN, Saturday. Hoylake has been scratched for all engagements at the Dunedin Cup meeting. EGMONT REHANDICAPS. WELLINGTON, Sunday. Rehandicaps for the Egmont Racing Club’s meeting arc:—Tokaroa Hack Handicap: Arikinui, 8.8. Nolan Cup: Roi de Val, 8.0. JOCKEY TURVEY’S INJURIES. AUCKLAND, Monday. Henry Turvey, the jockey, who was thrown by Kawainga at the Takapuna races on Saturday, was taken to the Auckland Hospital, suffering from internal injuries. Last evening he was reported to be in a fairly serious condition.