1 AMBERITE returning to the enclosure with the remnants of his sulky, which collapsed during the running of the Alexandra Handicap. He galloped on in front of the field with the remain finish turned completely round and continued his mad career the reverse way, the contestants experiencing an unenviable, time avoding a collision. 2. ALF. Mc KINNEY (W. Orange) leading andASTURIO (the winner) going out of the straight the second time in the Otahuhu Cup Handicap (two miles). 3. LADY PARK (J. Paul) wins an exciting race from WONDERLAND (A. CHIMES third. 4. The finish of the April Handicap-EVENING CHIMES (J. Bryce) winning from LADY SEFTON and SHANNAGOLDEN, third. 5. EVENING CHIMES (J. Bryce) after winning miles). 6. Group in the saddling paddock-From left: Messrs. R. L. Absolum (secreatry), H. R. McKenzie (chairman), A. M. Loasby, and J. Rowe. 7. SOLDIERS DREAM showing the way O' DIAMONDS at the bend out of the straight in the April Handicap (1¼ miles).

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1517, 22 May 1919, Page 33

1 AMBERITE returning to the enclosure with the remnants of his sulky, which collapsed during the running of the Alexandra Handicap. He galloped on in front of the field with the remain finish turned completely round and continued his mad career the reverse way, the contestants experiencing an unenviable, time avoding a collision. 2. ALF. Mc KINNEY (W. Orange) leading andASTURIO (the winner) going out of the straight the second time in the Otahuhu Cup Handicap (two miles). 3. LADY PARK (J. Paul) wins an exciting race from WONDERLAND (A. CHIMES third. 4. The finish of the April Handicap-EVENING CHIMES (J. Bryce) winning from LADY SEFTON and SHANNAGOLDEN, third. 5. EVENING CHIMES (J. Bryce) after winning miles). 6. Group in the saddling paddock-From left: Messrs. R. L. Absolum (secreatry), H. R. McKenzie (chairman), A. M. Loasby, and J. Rowe. 7. SOLDIERS DREAM showing the way O' DIAMONDS at the bend out of the straight in the April Handicap (1¼ miles).