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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1504, 20 February 1919, Page 16

7 King Star, 9 Kauwhero, 6 Glenthorpe, 8 Silver Shield. Won by a length, third horse threequarters of a length away. Time, 3min 23 2-ssec. LADBROOK HANDICAP. One mile. 2 —W. Bun ten’s br g Red Tape, 6 yrs; by All Red—Portia (Olsen) 1 I—Eleus (W. Robinson) 2 5— Lady Edith (Emerson) 3 Also started: 4 Glenwood, 3 Thistlecrowd. Won by four lengths, third horse three lengths and a-half away. Time, Imin 43sec. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Six furlongs. 1— <Sir Geo. Clifford’s b f Miss Mimic, 2yrs, by Sanquhar—Counterfeit (H. Young) 1 >—Kilroy (Emerson) 2 2— Sunart (W. Bush) 3 Also started: 5 Russet, 4 Margery, 3 Link Up. Won by a length and a-quarter, two lengths between * second and third. Time, Imin 16 4-sset. DUNEDIN CUP. One mile and a-half. 6 — F. A. and N. V. Price’s b g Rorke’s Drift, 6yrs, by Calibre— O’Rorke’s Fancy (Olsen) 1 3— Glendower ((G. Young) 2 4 — Punka (F. Ellis) 3 Also started: 2 Melee, 1 Heathercote, 12 Samiel and John Barleycorn (bracketed), 10 Marsa, 11 Rose Pink, S Linden and Royal Park (bracketed), 7 Winter Cherry, 13 Thaddeus, 14 Mazama; 5 Burrangong, 16 Fleetham, 15 Take Down. Won by half a length, Punka a length away third. Time, 2min 35 4-ssec. APPRENTICES’ PLATE. Six furlongs. I—R. Sutherland’s b c Wild Night, 3yrs, by Antagonist — Windwhistle 1 3— Lady Links 2 B—Moneymusk . • 3 Also started: 5 Cataland, 2 Minsk, 8 Lady Blackstone, 7 Adjustment, 6 Glamis, 4 Fabianus, 10 Queen Ruth. Won by half a length, the third horse three lengths away. Time, Imin 18 3-ssec. PUBLICANS’ HANDICAP. Six furlongs. 4 — Sir Geo. Clifford’s br f Lionskin, 3yrs, by Kilbroney—Counterfeit (G. Young) 1 1— Kilbrogan (Olsen) 2 11—Redshire (Tilson) 3 Also started: 2 Killjoy, 7 Buller, 9 Caverock, 3 Daytime, 12 PalamOn, 6 Helicon, 5 Pyjama, 8 Trentham Rose, 13 Orderdown, 10 Barley Rigs. Won by half a head, the third horse half a length away. Time, Imin 17sec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. One mile. 5 — P. A. Price’s b g Tin Soldier, syrs, by Calibre —Tinwald Beauty (H. . Young) • . 1 2 — Marianne (Olsen) 2 6— Gunrest (A. McKay) 3 Also started: 7 Sedd-el-Bahr, 3 Bellshire, 4 Aycliffe, 1 Tyne, 8 Bon. Won by a length and a-quarter, a neck between second and third. Time, Imin 43 4-ssec. BERWICK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. 7— W. Gardiner's (junr.) b f Lady Superior, 4yrs, by Benzonion — Lady Principal (Andrews) 1 I—Sleepy1—Sleepy Head (F. Anderton) 2 s—Rokelaine (R. Reed) 3 Also started: 2 Post Haste, 6 Glenwood, 4 Pax, 3 Osterman. Won by half a length, Rokelaine being.four lengths away third. Time, Imin 31 3-ssec. SECOND DAT. The meeting was concluded on Saturday in fine weather, another large attendance being in evidence. The track was in excellent order, and the racing of a most interesting nature. The totalisator staff handled £31,583, as against £24,399 10s. for the second day of the corresponding meeting last year, making a total of £58,875 for the two days, as compared with £47,672 for 1918. . „ x , Jeannot was elected favourite for the Owhiro Hurdles, with Calma and Vascular next best supported. Calma was responsible for the pace for the greater part of the race, but Euripos easily held the Calibre mare safe once the straight was entered, and scored a comfortable victory by three lengths, Vascular being a moderate third. Red Tape was made the medium of most support for the Warrington Handicap, in which a quintette faced the Starter, and the son of All Red duly landed the stake by a length from Thistlecrown, who finished fast. Lady Edith, was was quickest to begin and showed the way into the straight, was a length away third. The Jockey Club Handicap saw eight take their places at the barrier, favouritism being accorded Glendower, with Burrangong, Rose Pink and Rorke’s Drift next best backed in that order. Burrangong was badly left when the tapes were released. Rose Pink began smartly, and though challenged by the favourite in the run to the post the game daughter of Kilbroney responded in resolute style and won by a length and a-half from Glendower. Rorke’s Drift was third. There were five starters in the Hazlett Memorial, Punka being favourite, with Heathercote and Killjoy most m request of the others. The last-named had charge from Heathercote and Eleus in the early stages, but Punka then moved up to the leader and soon placed the issue beyond doubt, going on to win by a couple of lengths from Eleus, with Heathercote third. Another favourite in Kilroy prevailed in the Hopeful Handicap, in which there were only five starters, Steepholm and Margery being both in fair demand with backers. Link Up led into the straight, but had no chance with the favourite, who won very easily by three lengths, Steepholm being third. Ten started in the Flying Handicap, in which the favourite division were badly routed. Kilbrogan was the elect of backers, with Trentham Rose, Daytime and Rokelaine all well supported. An uneven start saw Pyjama leave the mark smartest, Trentham Rose being handy, the pair showing the way into the straight. Pyjama looked a certain winner, but L. Hegarty brought Buller along with a well-timed run and snatched a head victory amid much excite-