TURF RESULTS.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1140, 15 February 1912, Page 11

TURF RESULTS.

EGMONT RACING CLUB. FIRST DAY. BRONZE WINS THE CUP. ANOTHER DOUBLE FOR BLACK NORTHERN. The Egmont Racing Club held a most successful two-days’ meeting last week. iThe weather for both days was splendid and the attendances >arge. The racing throughout was excellent and several splendid finishes added greatly to the enjoyment of the most successful meeting yet held by the club. The totalisator investments for the first day amounted to " £11,907, while on the second day £13,257 was handled, making an aggregate for the meeting of £25,164, against £21,669 for the summer gathering of 1911, an increase of £3495 on last year’s figures Details of the results were as follows:—

HAWERA' STAKES of IQlsoys. One mile.

s—Manawakaha, by Cordon Rouge— Bandfly, 8.12 (C. McCarten) 1 2—,St. Petersburg, 7.12 (B. Deeley) .... 2 4—St. Toney, 8.12 (R. Lambess) 3 Also started: 1 Blakeney 8.9 (A. Olliver), 3 Lady Menschikoff 8.12 (J. Clarehurt), 6 Starboard 8.12 (T. Trask), 7 Pikitaepa 8.11 (C. Cochrane). Blakeney gave considerable trouble at the post and his rider (A. Olliver) was fined, but eventually a good start was effected, St. Toney showing the way out of the straight, and was first round the home turn, but at the distance St. Petersburg and Manawakaha joined issue, the last-named wanning after a good

race by a bare neck. Time, Imin 44 1-5 sec. WHAREROA HURDLES of HOsovs. One mile and a-half. 3— Black Northern, by Salvadan —Asthore. 11.2 (A. Julian) 1 I—Euroco, 10.9 (H. Futcher) 2 4— Te Whetu, 10.9 (W. Young) 3 Also started: 2 Eiya 9.12 (T. Pine). Black Northern was always handy and was first over the last fence. The Aucklander won pulling up by three lengths from Euroco, with the rest a long way back. Time, 2min 46 2-ssec. OHAWE HACK HURDLES of lOOsovs. One mile and a-half. 3—Silva, by Sylvia Park—Pauline, 10.13 (R. Kelly) 1 6— Rawinia, 9.0 (T. Pritchard) 2 7— Silver Cluse, 9.0 (J. Howden) 3 Also started: 1 Allure 10.5 (F. Cole; man). 4 Attention 10.0 (W. D. Young), 5 Brilliancy 9.12 (T. Lyford), 8 Clemency '9.12 (T. Pine), 2 Darby Paul 9.12 (F. Flynn), 10 Cornelian 9.6 (H. Copestake). 9 Forward 9.0 (T. Jones). Won by half a length, with two lengths clear between second and third. Attention was pulled up. Time, 2min 59 l-ssec. MERE MERE HACK FLAT of lOOsovs. Five furlongs. T —Dirge, by Birkenhead —Chant, 7.9 (C. Emmerson) 1 8— Galtee, 7.4 (B. Deeley) 2 17—Tobias, 7.3 (J. O’Shea) 3 Also started: 3 Monologue 8.13 (A. Olliver). 2 Ineru 8.11 (F. Holmes), 4 Bow Bells 8.11 (R. Hatch), 15 Avaunce 8.4 (C. Price), 6 Park Tide 7.13 (R. Lambess), 5 'Handsome Maid 7.6 (51b allow.) (W. Belik 12 Nukuhau 7.8 (C. Monk). 10 Draft 17.7 (J. Graham), 9 Billington 7.10 (R. Gilbert), 7 Glenfern 7.10 (H. Gray). 13 Lady Fran 7.1 (McCarten), 11 Gordon Bell 7.1 (H Horn), 16 Sardis 7.0 (W. Weller), 18 Crawford 6.9 (51b allow.) (H. Goldfinch). 14 Alma Rose 7.0 (A. McMullen), 19 Opeke 7.3 (Hubbard). Galtee led into the straight, with Bow Bells, Dirge, Handsome Maid and Park '.Tide handy. In the run to the post a good race was won by Dirge by a head from Galtee, who had a couple of lengths the better of Tobias. Time, Imin 3sec. LADIES’ PURSE (Hacks) of 60sovs. One mile. 3—Master Tupuhi, by Tupuihi—Dolly (Mr. Anstis) 1

7—The Child (Mr. T. Taylor) 2 2—-Rouge Dragoon (Mr. • G. Clout) 3 Also started: 8 Patronymic (Mr. McRae), 1 Sunrose (Mr. Gordon), 6 Deemster (Mr. Marchant), 5 Loopline (Mr Vivian), 4 Red Coral (Mr. Mitchell). Won by a length. Time, Imin 47 2-5 sec. EGMONT CUP of 350sovs. One mile and a-half. 4 — “Mr. Highden’s” Bronze, 3yrs, by Field Battery—Our Lady, 8.9 (A. Olliver) 1 5 — Coromandel, 6yrs, 9.0 (Gray) 2 1 — Jargon, 4yrs, 8.0 (Lambess) 3 Also started: 8 Mendip 8.11 (R. Hatch), 7 Projectile 8.6 (C. Price), 3 Goodwin Park 7.11 (McMullen), 6 Kauroa 7.9 (McCarten), 9 Sir Knox 7.9 (Bell), 10 Plantation 7.4 (Deeley), 2 Royal Arms 6.13 (C. Emmerson). 12 Meremere 6.12 (W. Weller), 11 Uhlando 6.10 (J. O’Shea). From a beautiful start Meremere and Bronze showed out first, the order as the field entered the straight being Meremere, Royal Arms, Bronze and Jargon, with Sir Knox and Mendip last. At the stand Meremere was leading from Royal Arms, Jargon, Bronze and Kauroa, practically the same order being preserved along" the back. With half a mile to go, Bronze and Kauroa had headed Jargon, the order of the leaders as the field turned for home being Meremere, Royal Arms. Kauroa and Bronze. In the run home the last-named won nicely by a length from Coromandel, who had three lengths the better of' Jargon. Time, 2min 38 2-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP of HOsovs. Six furlongs. 3—Crown Pearl, by Coronet—St. Ada, 7 5 (C. Emmerson) 1 2— Gladiole, 9.2 (Olliver) 2 s—Te5 —Te Roti, 6.9 (Weller) ■ Also started: 1 Dearest 9.0 (Deeley), 7 Labour Day 8.6 (Copestake), 4 Red Lupin 7.11 (Gray). 6 Overtime 6.7 (Bell).

Crown Pearl was first away and led throughout, winning comfortably by four lengths. Half a length divided second and third. Time, Imm 14 2-ssec.

WAIPAPA HACK FLAT of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. 2—.Ngatiruanui, by Maniapoto—Secrecy, 8.12 (Price) 2 9—Royal Dragoon, 7.0 (O’Shea) 3 Also started: 10 Bay Paul 9.0 (Deeley), 5 Moahau 8.4 (Copestake), 4 Minora 8.5 (Olliver), 8 Merrie Emerald 7.13 (Lambess), 6 Dover Straits 7.12 (Emmerson), 1 Nukuatu 7.10 (McMullan), 7 St. Luap 7.9 (Gray). 10 Kiwatalhi 6.11 (Weller), 10 St. Prior 7.2 (Stowe). 11 Glen Tullock 7.2 (Monk). Won by a neck. Time, Imin 29 4-ssec. SECOND DAY. SIR KNOX WINS MEMORIAL STAKES. WAIMATE HANDICAP of 150sovs. Six furlongs. 2— Dearest, by Soult —Lady Hester, 8.12 (Deeley) 1 3— St. Toney, 8.7 (Lambess) 2 I_Crown Pearl, 8.5 (Emmerson) 3 The only starters. Crown Pearl, St. Toney, Dearest was the order in which they raced to the distance where Dearest took charge and won comfortably by two lengths from c t. Toney, who had half a length the tetter of Crown Pearl. Time, Imin 15sec. FARMERS’ PLATE HANDICAP of 60 sovs. One mile and a distance. I—The Child, by Stepson—Linstock mare, 10.5 (Mr. Taylor) 1 3—Rouge Dragoon (Mr. Higginson) ... 2 s—Red Coral (Mr. Mitchell) 3 Also started: 4 Pikitaepa 10.5 (Mr. Brough), 2 Forward 10.0 (Mr. Clout). Rouge Dragoon was first into the straight, a good set-to resulting in favour of The Child by a length. Time, 2min llsec. » BLTHAM HURDLES of HOsovs. One mile and a-half. 1— Black Northern, by Salvadan—Asthore, 12.6 (Julian) 1 2— Silva, 10.9 (Kelly) 2 3_Euroco, 11.2 (Futcher) 3 Also started: 6 Eiya 9.8 (Pine), 4 Te Whetu 10.9 (Young).

Three furlongs from home the favourite was in charge, and was never afterwards troubled, winning comfortably by four lengths from Silva. Time, 2min 46 sec. C'KAIAWA HACK HURDLES of lOOsovs. One mile and a-half. 2— Ctorjielian. by Coronet — Factory Lass, 9.3 (Copestake) 1 3— Bismarck, 9.6 (Flynn) 2 4 — Allure, 16.3 (Coleman) 3 Also started: 6 Brilliancy 9.8 (Lyford)_, 7 Clemency 9.8 (Fine), 1 Rawinia 9.5, (Pritchard), 5 Silver Cluse 9.2 (Howden). Won by two lengths, Bismarck beating Allure out of second money by a similar distance. Rawinia was fourth. Time, 2min 49 4-ssec. ATKINSON MEMORIAL STAKES of 22asovs. One mile and a-quarter. 4—Sir Knox, by Sir Laddo— St Leger mare. 7.6 (Deeley) 1 I—Jargon,1—Jargon, 8.0 (Lambess) 2 B—Lady Menschikoff (C. Price) 3 Also started: 3 Patriotic 7.11 (Gray), 7 Goodwin Park 7.6 (MclMullan). 5 Kauroa 7.5 (Weller), 6 St. Petersburg 7.2 (Bell), 2 Royal Arms 6.12 (Emmerson), 9 ‘Uhlando 6.10 (O’Shea). Sir Knox was first round the home turn, and, stalling off a determined challenge from Jargon, -won by a length and a-half. Time, 2min lOsec. HACK SCURRY of 75sovs. Five furlongs. B—Tobias,8 —Tobias, by Cordon Rouge—Howitzer mare, 8.7 (O’Shea) 1 I—Royal Dragoon. 8.7 (Gray) 2 3—Master Kilcheran. 8.7 (Lambess) ... 3 Also started: 11. Opeke '8.7 (W. Price), 12 Sylvan Belle 8.7 (Mackintosh), 5 Miss Ro erts 5.7 (Adams), 4 Topic 8.7 (Deeley), 6 Ohinee 8.7 (Holmes), 9 Kiwitahi 8.8 (Trask), 2 Galtee 8.7 (Hatch), 7 The Dodger 8.8 (Copestake), 10 Lady Gordon-8.9% (A. Oliver). Time, Im in 2 2-5-ree.

NORMANBY WELTER of 135sovs. One mile. s—Meremere,5 —Meremere, by ‘San Fran —Maude, 8.2 (C. Price) 1 3— Plantation, 8.3 (Deeley) 2 I—Ngatiruanui, 8.12 (W. Price) 3 Also started: 2 Blakeney 8.10 (A. Oliver), 6 Te Roti 8.9 (Hatch), 4 Mon Ami 8.4 (McMullan), 7 Merrie Emerald 8.0 (McCarten). ’lime. Imin 44sec. INAHA HACK FLAT of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. 4 — Avaunce. by Advance —Stepfelt, 8.0 (C. Price) 1 13 —Dover Straits, 7.8 (Goldfinch) 2 3—Monologue, 8.10 (A. Oliver) 3 Also started: 6 Muleteer 8.9 (Alf. Oliver), 1 Clemoes 8.3 (McCarten), 12 Bay Paul 8.1 (Deeley), 5 Minora 8.1 (Emmerson), 8 Moahau 8.0 (Copestake), 7 Glenfern 7.6 (Gray), 10 Handsome Maid 7.6 (Bell), 2 Nukuatu 7.6 (McMullan), 15 Billington 7.2 (O’Shea), 16 St. Prior 7.0 (Monk), 9 Gordon Bell 7.0 (Stowe), 14 Lady Fran 7.0 (Weller), 11 St. Luap 7.3 (Fowler). Time Imin 16 3-ssec. POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB. FIRST DAY. A SUCCESSFUL GATHERING. SUBLIME (SCORES A DOUBLE. The Poverty Bay Turf Club held a most successful meeting last week. The weather was fine both days and the attendances large. The course and surroundings were at their best, while the general management left nothing to be ■desired. The sport was good and some of the events provided close finishes. The sum of £10,159 was put through the totalisator on the first day, while £9973 was handled on the second day, making a total of £20,132 for the two days, as against £l5 574 last year. The results were as follows:— WELTER HANDICAP of 60sovs. One mile. Ardfeiit, by Seaton Delaval —Lady Augusta, 10.5 (Young) 1 Master Stead, 8.6 (Crarer) 2 Donzel. 9.0 (W. Whittaker) 3 Also started: Cally Bridge 8.0 (Buchanan).

Won by a length and a-half, with a head between second and third. Time, Imin 46 l-ssec. FIRST HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 70sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Stourton, by Birkenhead—Roie, 10.10 (O’Connell) 1 Lamsdorff, 10.0 (R. Gray) 2 Hunakaha, 9.0 (J. Jones) 3 Also started: Game 10.2 (R. Thompson), Te Kainui 9.7 (T. Jones), Appeles 9.2 (Paramore), Te Rahui 9.0 (F. Brown). At the last hurdle both 'Stourton and Game blundered, and the latter lost his rider, leaving Stourton to finish alone. Lamsdorff heat Hunakaha for second place by a length, and Te Kainui was the only other to finish, about a dozen lengths away. Time, 3min 19 l-ssec. TELEPHONE HANDICAP of 85sovs. Five furlongs. Wee Rose, by Torpedo—Cornelian, 7 2 (H. Griffiths) 1 Easy, 7.12 (Lowe) 2 Lord Possible, 8.1 (W. Kirk) 3 Also started: Waiorewa 8.1 (J. Sceats), Goldemar 8.1 (PI. Tricklebank), Miss Jewel 7.7 (J. Buchanan), Te Rakato 6.12 (J. Hall). Entering the straight Wee Rose led from the rest of the field, and, despite determined challenges f-rom. Miss Jewel, Easy, and Lord. Possible, won by a neck. Time, Imin 1 2-ssec. TUR'ANGA STAKES of 200sovs. One mile and a-quarter. Te Puia, by San Fran—Quilt mare, 7.5 (Tricklebank) * Ariom. by Merriwee—Moira, 7.2 (Lorrigan) ... * Birkline, 9.3 (W. Young) 3 Also started: Sublime 8.10, Cork 8.0, Sea Pink 6.12, Compliment 6.7. The third horse was a length away. Time, 2min 9sec. MAIDEN SCURRY of 50sovs. Four furlongs. Pot Luck, by Ayr Laddie—Portulacca, 8.0 (Lowe) 1 Our King, 8.0 (Griffiths) 2 Kielder, 8.0 (Murray) 3 Also started: Mrs. Beeton 8.0, Presentation 8.0, Chief Marshal 8.0, Player 8.0, Field Force 8.0, Pasadena 8.0. Multiply 8.0. Won by a length and a-half. Time, 49sec. COUNTY STAKES HANDICAP of 60 sovs. Six furlongs. Auldearn, by San Remo —Opaque, 8.4 (Lowe) 1 Hirini, 8.11 (W. Young’) 2 Rising Sun, 8.3 (Lorrigan) 3 Also started: Tripoli 9.6, Tyne Lass 7.9, Colleen Dhu 7.8, First Marshal 7.8, Santiago 7.6. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, Imin 16sec. FIRST HACK FLAT HANDICAP of 50 sovs. One mile. Composed, by San Fran —Aio, 9.0 (Kirk) 1 iStellairis. 7.6 (Griffiths) 2 Master Stead, 7.13 (Crarer) 3 Also started: Merrie Valet 7.13, Durability 7.7, Omatere 7.0, Quandary 7.0. Won by a length. Time, Imin 44 3-a sec. FLYING HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. Our Queen, by Birkenhead—lndian Queen, 9.0 (Dwyer) . 1 Easy. 7.8 (Lowe) 2 Winning Post. 7.8 (Lorrie-an) 3 Also started: Scorch 8.12. Won all the .way. by .four lengths.. Time, Imin 15sec. SECOND DAY. SUBLIME WINS A DOUBLE. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP of SOsovs. Seven furlongs. 1 — Scorch, by Motor—Chibouk, 8.6 (Buchanan) 1 2 — Winning Post, 7.3 (Lorrigan) 2 4— Colleen Dhu, 6.8 (Hall) 3 Also started: 7.13 Lowe). Scorch and Winning Post were on terms at the distance, and a fine race ensued. The former gaining the verdict by half a head. Colleen Dhu was a couple of lengths away third. Time, imin 30 l-ssec. SECOND HURDLES HANDICAP of 70 sovs. One mile and a-half. 4—Lamsdorff. by Stepniak—Shepherdess, 10.3 (R. Gray) 1 3— Game, 10.8 (Thompson) 2 1— Burton. 9.3 (Young) 3 Also started: 2 Stourton 11.12 (O’Connell), 6 Appelles 9.4 (Paramore). 5 Hunakaha 9.0 (J. Jones), 7 Te Rahui 9.6 (Barron). . Won by half a length. Game, who finished fast in the straight, beat Burton by a length. Time, 2min 52sec. SECOND HACK FLAT HANDICAP of 60sovs. Six furlongs. 2— Manitau, by San Fran—Queensborough, 8.11 (Kirk) 1 1 — Easy. 9.0 (Lowe) 2 4— Rising Sun, 7.13 (Lorrigan) 3 Also started: 3 Durability 7.7 (Buchanan), Oma Tere 6.9. Manitau got well away and won by a length and a.-half from Easy, who came fast on the rails and beat Rising Sun by half a length. Time, Imin 16 4-ssec. SUNDERLAND STAKES HANDICAP of 150sovs. One mile. 2 — Sublime, by Wonderland—Heavenly Twin, 8.8 (Buchanan) 1 4—Composed, 7.0 (Tricklebank) 2 3— Ariom. 7.11 (Lorrigan) 3 Also started: 5 Cork 8.0 (Griffiths), 1 Te Puia 8.0 (Kirk). Sublime immediately went to the front and led into the straight, where Composed andi Ariom made determined efforts to get on terms, but the mare held her own and won by three-quarters of a length from Composed, who beat Ariom by a head. Time, Imin 43 4-ssec. MAIDEN SCURRY HANDICAP of 50 sovs. Five furlongs. 3—Keilder, bv mare 7.11 (Griffiths) 1 2—Chief Marshal. 7.11 (Kirk) 2 I—Pot Luck. 9.0 (Lowe) 3 Also started: 4 Player 7.7 (Buchanan), 5 Fagot 7.7 (Kirk), 6 Connie 7.2 (Hall). Won by half a length, with three lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 4sec.

ROSELAND HACK HANDICAP of 70 sovs. One mile. 7—Quandary, by Waiuku—Mysterious, 7.0 (Lor'rigan) 1 I—Stellaris, 7.13 (Griffiths) 2 s—Master Stead (Drearer) 3 Also started: 2 Sea Pink 9.2 (Young), 3 Compliment 8.6 (Budhanan), 6 Durability 7-.10 (Dwyer), 4 Tyne Lass 6.11 (Hall). Entering-the straight Stellaris was m front. In the run home Quandary, who was in the lead, easly held his own and won by a length from Stellaris, who was-.a similar distance in front of Master Stead. Time, Imin 45 l-ssec. PUBLICANS - PURSE HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Five furlongs. I—Our1 —Our Queen, by BirkenheadI—-Indian 1 —-Indian Queen. 9.0 (Dwyer) 1 s—Scorch. 9.0 (Young) * 3—Lord Possible, 7.13 (Kirk) Also started: 2 Wee Rose /.lo (Gritfilths), 4 Waiorewja ’7.10 (Budhanian), i First Marshal 6.12 (Tricklebank), 6 Keil•der 7.1 (Lorrigan). . A splendid race was witnessed between Our Queen and .Scorch, -which the former won in the last few strides by a narrow margin, Lord Possible was two lengths away third. Time, Imin 0 l-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP of 60sovs. Seven furlongs. 1— Sublime, by Wonderland— Heavenly Twin. 10.6 (Buchanan) 1 3—Ardfert, 9.6 (Young) 2 2— Hirini. 8.4 (Griffiths) 3 The only starters. . Won by a length. Time, Imm 31 2-a sec. TE KUITI RACING CLUB. FIRST TOTALISATOR MEETING. JOLIE FILLE WINS THE CUP. Last Thursday the Te Kuiti RacingClub held the first registered race meeting in the King -Country with a totalisator permit, and the gathering proved a most encouraging augury for the future of racing- in the fast-growing district, of which Te Kuiti is the flourishing centre. The course secured by the club is particularly. well situated, and is capable of being made one of the finest racecourses in the Dominion, as the track is a full mile in length, quite flat and well laid out. while the surroundings are very pleasing. The club will doubtless realise a fair profit on their meeting and possibly by next year the appointments will be -considerably improved. -There can. be no question that -the Te Kuiti (people are a most enterprisingcommunity, where goodfellowship and the best sporting instinct prevail. Everything, therefore, points to a bright future being in store for racing in the King Country. The totalisator returns for the day were excellent for a. country club, as no less a sum. than £5432 was passed through the machine. The results were as follows: — -MAIDEN HANDICAP of 35sovs. Seven furlongs. Riutter, 5.2 1 Romantic, 7.12 2 Pukewera, 8.10 Twelve others started. Scratched: Westerly, Royal Irish and Lady Clair. Won easily. Time, Imin 32 2-ssec. HANDICAP HURDLES of 50sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Blue Mountain, 10.13 4 Golborn. 9.7 - Siolo, 9.0 -•••••:• ° Four others started. Scratched: Arty. Mavourneen, Failthe, Miss Rua. Won by twelve lengths. Time. 3mm 24sec. OTOROHANGA HANDICAP of 35sovs. Five furlongs. Royal Irish. 7.6 J Haku, 7.10 - Fremantle• • • • • ■ • - • , 3 Four others started. Scratched: Rutter, Almeida, Coar. Won by a length. Time, Imin 3sec. T:E KUITI -CUP of lOOsovs. One mile and a-quarter. J Kemp’s Jolie Fille. by Soult— Merry Maid, 9.0 (Conquest) 1 Taketumu. 7.8 (Whittaker) 2 Miss Livonia, 8.1 (McFlynn) o Also started: Zinnia 8.1 (Poulgrain), Waiotahi 7.3 (Fell), Dainty Maid 6.10 (Henderson). Pip 6.8 (Reed). Taketumu -was made a hot favourite for the big event, with Miss Livonia next in demand. The field was dispatched on even terms, with the exception of Pip, who failed to begin well and lost several lengths. (Miss Livonia was the first to show up prominently, and was followed, on the first round, by Jolie Fille and Taketumu both handy. In the straight Jolie Fille shot to the front and won easily by a couple of lengths. The same distance divided second and third. Time, 2min 10 l-ssec. TAUMARUNUI HACK HANDICAP of 40sovs. ■ Six furlongs. A. Watkin’s Haku. by Freedom—Castanetto. 7.10 (Conquest) 1 Zuliema, 7.2 (Ayres) 2 Impulsive, 7.12 (Brown) •tu - - - AC" Also started: Blue Mount 8.6 (Roach). Rutter 7.11 fCurran), Condamine 7.11 (Whittaker). Romantic 7.9 (J. Brady), Clem Sein 7.0 (Pell), Mokau-iti 7.0 (Poulp’t’q in). A bard fought race. Won by a good length, while Impulsive .was only half a length away third.' Time. Imin 16 1-5 sec. WELTER HANDICAP of 40sovs. One mile. C. Ross’ Waiotahi, y Bluejacket—Lady Emily, 8.10 (P. Brady) 1 Scotch, 9.10 (Whittaker) 2 Pukewera, 8.4 (McFlynn) » Also started: Dainty Maid 8.3 (Henderson). Pip 8.3 (Pell), St. Wood 8.2 (Conn no si”) Won by two and a-half lengths. Time Imin 47sec. ROHE POTAE 'STAKES of 60sovs. Six furlongs. C. Maxwell’s .Mahinga, by Soult Spitfire. 8.4 (McFlynn) 1 Jolie Fille, 9.5 (Conquest) 2 Manurere, 7.9 (Curran) . 3 Also started: Zinnia 8.3 (Morris). Blue Mount 7.12 (Roach), Condamine 7.5' (Whittaker), Poictiers 7.3 (Ayres).

Won comfortably by two lengths. Time, Imin ISsec. ' FAREWELL HANDICAP of 40sovs. Four furlongs. C. Winder’s, junr., Hikuai, by Tasman —unknown, 8.7 (Whittaker) 1 Fremantle, 7.13 (R. -E. Brown) 2 Miss Livonia, 8.10 (McFlynn) 3 Also started: -Master Lane 7.4 (Pell), Clipper 7.3 (Paul), Avaunt 7.3 (Reed). Coolstream 7.0 (Roach), Miss Errant 7.0 (Conway), Moonbeam 7.0 (Wilson), My Jack 7.0 (Jennings), Abner 7.0 (Feeney). An easy win by three or four lengths. Miss Livonia finished fast, but failed for second place by half a length, ’.rime, c 0 l-ssec.