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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16145, 25 February 1918, Page 8

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» ! racing and trotting NOTES. (By ' Lookep.-Onv') There was plenty of good galloping crovml available at Riccarton on Satuidav. the insido of the trial grass bejntr open., in addition to the plough and tan tracks. Tho best gallop of the morning was registered by Disdainful and Wardancer, who" put "up good time for a mile. Disdainful showed improved form and finished with her head in front. Comely was seen at her best over seven furlongs, and had no difficulty in beating Harlequin, who was to have brought her home. Afterelow showed plenty of speed, but Majestikoff had her measure at the end of half a mile. Eleus was going on better than Kilalla at the iinish of a half-mile sprint, after being outpaced in the early part. Battle Eve was seen to advantage in beating Ascalaphus ovor about a mile, and he seems"to bo coming back to form. Bramblety-e did a strong mile, without being quite at top, and Margerino was given useful work. Longley gave the two-year-old fiHv, Starlike, a sprint, in which she hit out freely. The Treadmill mare. Blockade, who j has not raced Tot, showed decent form in a sprint with Sir Fanciful. Finland Maid went well over the last fivo of six furlongs with Carol Singer, who showed signs of lameness. Jeannot was scarcely tip to his best form in a seven furlong gallop, and was easily beaten by Tyne, who assisted him over the last part of the journey. . j The imported horse, Gay Lad, did a useful half-mile sprint, and looks as if he would pay his way. I McAulay sent Jingo six furlongs, in J which he went fairly well, while Daytime and Ivilrush did shorter sprints. Subterfuge was stopping at the end of a six-furlong gallop. She was joined in tho run homo by tho two-year-old by Boniform —Signal, who showed a fair turn of speed. Donnata dashed over half a mile on the plough in her usual free stylo. Tho brother to Birkline, who has been named Winslow, sprinted half a mile with Bondage, and looks like being useful. "Wrestler was given steady pacing, j and got through his work in very sedato fashion. Long Range was on the scene again, and moved along freely in a brush down the straight. Marc Anthony is to bo turned out for a long spoil. He blew a lot after doing half-pace work on Thursday, and ifc is thought that he strained Himself in his recent escapade when swimming near liedcliffs. Mr D. H. Roberts has sent three more horses to F. Christmas to train. They are a two-year-old sister to Fiery Cross, by Glenapp—Red Cross; a four-year-old gelding by Glenapp from an unnamed mare by Son of a Gun —Sally, a sister to Orloff; and a two-year-old filly by Glenapp, from a mare by Son of a Gun. Acceptances for the Nelson Jockey Club's Annual Meeting close this evening. Tha defeat of Desert Gold in tho Caulfield Futurity Stakes on Saturday, though disappointing to her admirers, was no disgrace to. her,' seeing that she was carrying a penalty of lolb, while the winner. Wedge, l.ad escaped a penalty. The course no doubt had been affected by tho rain overnight, and it has been proved in New -Zealand that Mr Lowry's brilliant mare is not seen at her best in heavy going. Wedge won three races last year, of no great value, but he showed himself a useful sprinter, and at the beginning of the present season ran second in the Epsom Handicap at Randwick, being beaten by Satin Bird by a very small margin. Desert Gold earned a useful sum by running second, but for her late entrance Mr Lowry had to pay a fee of 50 sovs. Desert Gold's next engagement is. in the Essendon Stakes, at the V.R.C. Autumn Meeting, 9pening at Flemington. This is a weight-for-age event, run over a mile and a quarter. She also figures in the C.M. Lloyd Stakes, one mile, and Governor's Plate, one mile and a half, on the third day, Thursday, March 7th, and the King's Plate, two miles, on the concluding day, Saturday, March 9 th. The surprise of Saturday's racing at Wanganui was Estland's defeat of Biplane in the Wanganui Guineas. The latter's win in the Jackson Stakes on Thursday suggested that he had retained his form in spite of the interruption in his work, but his display on Saturday indicated that he was unable to see out a solid mile. Estland's form this season makes him out a three-year-old of good class, and it is to be hoped that he and Biplane will meet again later in the autumn. Estland is a brother to Bjorneborg, who won the Wanganui Guineas for Mr Lowry last season, both being by Finland from War scare. (Br "Seabchlight.") The annual meeting of the Canterbury Owners' and Breeders' Association will be held on Wednesday next, at 8 p.m., in Mr C. W. Hervey's rooms, Cathedral square. A. Pringle and J. Bryce returned from Wellington yesterday, after their unsuccessful trip to the Wanganui Trotting Club's Annual Meeting. The five-year-old Harold Dillon mare Plain Rose, who ran second to Marinoto in the Maiden Handicap, has been taken over by H. Barraclough, to be prepared for future engagements. .Annie K., the Southland-owned, trotting mare, is now sheltered at Oakhampton Lodge. The Ashburton trainer, A. Pringle, intends to shortly take in hand Lady Haldane again, and endeavour to win a race with tho disappointing daughter of Lord Chancellor. ° Little Hector, an unsuccessful competitor in the Wanganui Trotting Cup, did not return to J. Bryce's stabfe but was returned to her owner at Hawera. V.A.T.C. AUTUMN MEETING DESERT GOI/D BEATEN. (By Cable. —Press Association.—Copyrig-ht.J Febniary 24 The weather was fine yesterday for the eccond day of the Victoria Amateur Turf Club's Autumn Meeting, but the course was damp after rain overnight. The following are tho results of the principal events: — ST, CLAIR TRIAL, of 300 sovs; -second 35 sovs, and third 15 sovs from stake. One mile and a furlong'. Clark and Robinson's b h Shadowland, by Dark Ronald —Rydal Mount, syre . 1 E. S. Lutirell's br g Beltane, by Elveian —Lady Hester, 4yrs .. -. .. 2 T. "A. Stirton's br c Arcadia, by llalater —Otterden, lyr® -• •• ..3 Twelve started. TVon by a quarter of a length. Time, lmin ALMA. STAKES HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; second 75 sots, and third 25 sov3 from stake. For two-year-old*. Six furlongs. J, it. Bettington's br c lied Fox, by ' \clofos—'Bed ink I

S. A. Eawdon'e b f Moulinet, by Broadsword—Circle .. • ■ .. 2 . it. Wenke and K. Pierce's eh c Eusebius, by Eudorus —Lager . • • • .. 3 Twenty started. Won by a length and a quarter. Time, | lmin lSJsec. TWENTY-FIRST CAULFIELD FUTURITY STAKES, of 3000 sovs;eccond 600 sovs, third 300 sovs, and the nominator of the winner 100 sovs from stake. Weightfor ago. with penalties and allowances. Seven furlongs. C. T. Godby's blk c Wedge, by Tho Welkin —Banavie, 4yrs, 9st . • (H. Cairns) 1 T. H. Lowtj's b m Desert Gold, by All Black—Aurarius, syrs, 9st 13lb (inc. 151b pen.) .. (W. H. McLachlan) 2 J. C. Wood's b h Panacre, by Linacre —Panara, syis, 9st lllb (inc. 10lb pen.) (Davies) 3 Twelve started. Yoorala and Bemmon were tho leaders in the early stages, with Desert Gold close up. Tho order was the same threo furlongs from home, where Hopri® was in at tend tin co on Desert Gold and Panacre, and Wedge, on lying handy. Panacre led into the straight from Desert Gold, with whom Panacre and Wedge were almost on teims. At the distance the order was HoT>ri <y . Desert Gold, Wedge, and Panacre. In the run homo Wedge' caught Desert Gold, and won by a nock; Panacre a length and. a half away. | Time', lmin 27sec. STANLEY STEEPLECHASE, of 300 sovs; second 70 sovs, and third 30 sovs from | stake. About two miles, three furlongs, and eighty yards. J. Timms's ch g New York, by Frisco— Karaka, aged .. • • • ■ 1 , S. Miller's b g Pinon, by Tom Moore— Cana J 6yrs •• •• 2 A. R. Lempriere's br m Fleet Lady, by Fleet Admiral—Gone Astray, aged .. 3 Twelve started. JjVon by a neck. Time, imin 34Jsoc. WANGANUI J.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. (press association telegram.) WANGANUI, February 23. Tho Wanganui Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was concluded in glorious weather, with a very largo attendance. The totalisator investments wore £44,10-1 for the day as against £35,851 on the second day last year, making a total of £80,950 lor the Meeting, against £<57,G83 last year. Beau]l3: — ii.U'l Uiku.N iLaiMJiUiir', of il(X) feovs; one mile and liOi'ua —i Tressiaa, 7st 6itj (U. Ularko), 1; 9 St a/down ttst 3ib (A. Bced), 2; 8 Haddington Green, 6st 71b (L. Morns), 3. 3 Square Deal <Bst lllb, 10 i'lonnuaia Bst lllb, 7 Gang Awa Bst 3ib, 1 Volo tist, 0 Sweet Tipporary 7st 7ib, 5 Zola 7at Gib, 11 Potentiality Vet 3lb, 1 Ueorge tist 101b, and 12 Yiotorisi tist 71b also started. Seadotvn was in front at tho distance, but in a desperate finish Tressida won by a. head trom. aeadown; Paddington Green a head, away, George, Fionnuaia, and Sweet Tipperary next. Time, lmin 48 l-sth sec. MATAKAV7A HACK HANuIUAP, of 120 sovs; six furlongs—l Staccato, 'Bst l!D (o. Deeley), 1; Uoolpan, Bst, 6lb (M. McOarten), 2; 4 Piano, 7st 91b (L. G. Morris), 3. 3 iion d'Or Bst Gib, 6 Lovesick Bet 3ib, 5 Munition 7st 91b, 8 Turpinito 7st 21b, li Silver and Black 7st, a Probity 7st, 11 Little Ann 7st, and 10 Awarua, 7st also started. Won easily by tnrce lengths.; Piano a length and a half away, with 8011 d'Or, Lovesick, and Silver and Black next. Time, 1111 in 14 2-sth sec. VYAjNGA-N UI GUINEAS, a sweepstake of 10 sova oagh for starterß, with. 500 sovs added; second IDO sovs, and third 50 sovs from stake, u'or three-year-olds. Colts Bst 101b, tilliea and geldings Bst slb. One mile. 2. T. H. Lowry's br o Estland, by Finland—Warscare, Bst 10lb (J. U'Shea) 1 1. G. D. Greenwood's blk c Biplaje, by Comedy King—Air Motor, bst JOib (B. Deeley) 2 3. W. Duncan's b. c Acre, by Linacre — Afi«« Arlington, Bst 10lb (C, Price) 3 Biplane led out of the straight, with Acre a length away, and Estland a length iurther back. At t-he four furlongs post Biplane was two lengths out in Iront of the other pair. Estland then made up his ground, and loading into the straight, won easily by two lengtns and. a half; Acre two lengths away. Tune, lmin 41 2-sth sec. I'OBDELL HANDICAP HUKDLES, of 175 boys ; one mile and three-quarters'—2 Otter, lOst slb (S. Reid), 1; 4 Parewanui, 9st 51b (Ward), 2; 5 Mattock, 9st 3lb (McDonald), 3. 3 Arlington list Sib, 8 Styrax 10st lllb, 1 Glendalough lOst 3lb, and 7 Maxton 9st 121b also .started. At tho four furlong post Otter came through on the rail®, and cutting down Parewanui and Mattock, won easily by two lengths and a half; Parewanui a length away. Time, 3min 14 2-sth sec. OKOIA HACK WELTER, of 120 eovs; six furlongs—7 Zela, 7st 71b (P. Raynor), 1; 2 Association, Bst 9lb (A. Reed), 2; 4 White Ranger, 7st 3lb (M. McCarten) 3. 3 Hastio 9st, 1 Engari Bsfc 51b, 5 Reparation Bst lib, 8 Dasher Boy 7st 71b, and 6 Anitra 7st 7lb also started. Zela was first into the straight, and stalling off Association, won by a bare neck, White Ranger a length away; Hastie and Anitra next. Time lmin 15sec. WANGANUI STAKES HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; ono mile and a half—l Client, 9st 81b (C. Price), i; 2 Toa Tore, Bst 3lb (J. O'Shea), 2; 3 Wishful, Bst 131b (H. Gray), 3. 4 Dinglo 7st 21b, and. 5. Master Moutoa 6st 71b also started. Client took the lead at tie three furlongs post, Toa Tere closed on Client in the straight, and the pair flashed past the post together, Client winning by a short neck; Wishful two lengths away, and Dingle last. Time, j 2mm 35sec* _ HARRISON HACK HANDICAP, of 120 60vs* ono mile and c. distance—l Henry Clay, Sst 4lb (B. Deeley), t; 4 Dusky Eve, 7st 71b (L Goodwin), t; " Signor Ella, 7st lllb (R. Reed), 3. 8 Quinn's Post Sst 81b, 2 Cooinjj Bst, 5 Elevate Bst. 3 All Over 7st 101b, 6 Missouri 7st 9lb, 12 Silenus 7st 9lo> ; 10 Fabisco 7st 7lb, 11 First Line 7et 7lb, 0 ; Retard 7st 4lb, 13 Maori.ander and 14 War Loan 7st alsj started. Henry Clay led into tho straight, Dusky Eve joined] issue at the disUnce and the pair passed tli© post locked together,, a dead heat resating; Signor Ella two lengths away, Fabisco, Cooing, and All Over next. Time, lmin 55 2-3 th. s<jc. FAREWELL HAOTICAP, of 200 sovs; six furlongs—s Croesus 9ot 3ib (B. Deeley), 1: 2 KotTian, fet (H. Gray), 2; 1 Wmmatao, Sst lib (W. Price), 3. 13 Form Up 9st 3lb, 3 Xanna Sst Blb, 11 Fionnuaia, Bs. 21b 7 Lingerie 7st 121b, 9 Mcrotoa Queen | 7at 91b, 6 Nvstad 7st Blb 12 Hushman 7st , 8!b, 4 Crowburat 7st olb, 8 Gayciiim 6st 101b, 10 Bagdad 6st 71b, and 14 Coropett 6st 71b also started. Won by half a length; Waimatao the cune • distanco away, third, Crowhurst and Nystad next in order. Time, lmin 13 2-sth eec. GORE R.C.'S SUMMER MEETING. (PRESS ASSOCIATION' TEI,"^A3I.) GORE, TTTnlarv 24. The following handicaps have been declared:— OTARAIA HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 115 sovs; seven furlongs—Benefit 9st, Aveliffe 9et, Kilkce Sst 12lb, Samiel Bst lC'lb, Marianne Sst 9lb, Heatherbloom Est '7lb, Lady Knight Sst 61b. Point Blank Bst olb, Kilmeedy Bst 3lb, Matilda Sst slb, Calma Est, Red Vaee Bst. LONGFORD HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 6ix furlopgfs—Burrangong 9at, Kokowai Bst 12lb, Glenwood Sst 6lb. Glcnaret Bst 61b, Sartolitc Bat 21b, All Rain Bst, Martifora Sst, Tin Soldier Sst Calma Bet, Denpallion Sat. GORE CUP, of 300 sovs: one mil? and a qiiartcr—Baiboa fet nib, Rorke's Drift 9=t 3lb, Gunrrat Bst 131b. Kilboyne. Sst olb. Maraa. 31u. Thaddeua Bot 21b, Ascalaphus 7st

13lb, Kauwliero Tst lOib, Jock "st 91b, Helicon ' ~st 2lb, Awahou Tst 2lb, Aycliff© Ost l'2lb, Kilbrogan 6st 12lb, iliciy Free U3t RIVERS DALE TROT (in harness), of 150 60 \- a ; 5.4 or better; two miles—Young Star Pointer scr, Legacy ecr, Eric Rothschild scr, Matin Chimes scr, Solace scr, Evening Chimas scr, Edie Mac 22yds blid, Sv.-cet Chimes l 24yds bhd, Jolly Major •21yds bhd, Red Empress 21yds t>hd, Kim 3Syds bhd, King Chimes 3Gyds bhd, Minima* 48yds bhd, Cross Battery 48yde bhd, tjowcr o£ Turi 48yds bhd. Glndicia EOyde bhd. Sobriquet 60vds bhd, Black Yet 60yds bhd, Rom Chimes' 72yds bhd, Barooga 72yds bhd, Rialto 72yds bhd, Eros 84yds bhd. Smith Star 81yds bhd, First Toll l>6yds bhd, bilver S WELc6ME bUd STEEPLECHASE, of 113 eovs; about two miles and • ballE—iurlliorna list 101b, Turehaua list Palladio lost 3b, Golden Wave lOat.Glo Sea Mark tot 1-b, Capannp.olmoh 9st 9lb, 1' irst Robert 9at < > Glenowre 9st 7tf>, Brass Finisher 9fst 7ib. SUMMER HANDICAP, of 130 sovs; furlongs—Kilboyno 9st 51b Gunrost 9st 2b, Golden King Sst lOlb, Redshire Sst lOlb, Bon Sst 101b, Aerial Bst 9lb, Kauwliero Bst Clb, Glensponso Sat 51b, Sir Malt Bst 41b, Spectual Sst 4lb, Hornbeam Bat 3lb, Lion Bst 31b The White King 7at 121b Michael* .st lOlb, Miss Finland 7st 9lb, Beuzowen 2Lb, Benefit 7st, Kilkee 7at ? Marianne Cst 111b, Revolution 6st 7lb. Kokowai Ost .lb. ELECTRIC TROT (in harness), of 11U sovs; 3.50 or better; on© milo and a half Socialist ecr, Parimoana scrloung bUr Pointer l2yds blid, Eric Rothschild l-yds bhd Legacy 12yds bhd, Matin Chimeel2}da bhd', Mirarai. 12yds bhd, Evening Chmea 12yds 'bhd, Matty's Boy 24yds bhd, Jane Wilkes 2-1 yds bhd, Red Empress 36yd bhd, Sweet Chimes 36yde bhd Edie Mac 36yds bhd, Jolly Major bhd Cross Battery 48yds Vera Mauritius 48yds -bhd. Flower of •bhd, Gladiola 60yds bhd. Lucky 60yds bhd, Black Yet 60yds hhd, Eros 84yds bhd, Wallacetown 84yds bhd. Last Vue 120 yds bhd. Silver Shoe 13-yds bhd. CROYDON HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; one mile-Balboa 9st Blb, Mohawk 9 a v 21b; Golden King Sst 71b. Redshire fet flb. Marra Bst 7lb, Aerial 6st 61b, Kauwliero 8s„ 31b, Kazan Sst 3lb, Glensponso Bst^ b > 2lb Spectual Sat lib, Rcdo 76 i con 7st 101b, Awahou 7st 101b, Sir Malt ■}tb M-ulloe 7s*, 61b, Ogier «st, Aycliffo .st, Lady Knight 6st 7lb. WAIMATE ANNUAL The following handicaps have been defSeKS™ (in of 120 sovs; 3.54 or better; ouo mile nd * half—Gallipoliscr, IlanuUiari ecr. Proud Spring 4seo, Prince poronado 7sec, ROTa nui eU Skndal Wood Bsee, CoWut teg Some Boy . asec, Lun»lalo Baec, Huon Be"* Bsec, Dolly Spanker Beec, Moon Drift Bsec, Pinole Bell Bsec, Legacy Oseo, Young Star Pointer 9sec, General Bon lOsec, Tatsy Dillon lOsec, Prinzees3 BeU lOsee. HOOK HANDICAP TROT (in saddle), of 100 sovs; 2.35 or better; ono mile—lnwood ecr, Camille 2sec, Ramitaian 3aec, Scenery 4sec, Armature Ssec, Proud Spring ® 3ec ' Oxendalc 6eec, Expedite Bsec, Colefield 9eec, Gift Chimes 93©c, Huon Bella 9seo, Topic 9sec. Dollv Spanker 9sec, Moon Drift 9sec : Pinole Bell 93ec, Prinzcess- Bell lOsec, Bees wing lOsec, Captain Lyons lOsec, Bonvilk lOsec, General Bon lOsec. TIMARU TROTTING CLUB'S ANNUAL MEETING. The following handicaps have been de clared:— _ , TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 9C sovs; 3.54 or better; ono mile and a half— Kothsnic ecr, Azile 4sec, Jack Arrali SseCj Dillon Direct ssec, Galindo Belle 6sec, Proud Spring Gsec, Jessie Dillon 9sec, Prince Ooronado Ose-c, Fisherton Ssec, Bungebah 9seo, Rewanui lOsec, Malice lOseo, Seainount lOsec, Huon Bells lOsec, Necessity lOscc, Leewood 10sec> Lunsdale lOsec, Moon Drift lOsec, Lady Somerset lOsoo, Wan! lOsec, Mona Vai€ lOsec, Golden. Peter lOsec, Anna lOaeo, Colenut lOsec, Annie Black Jo©ec, Tatsy DiUon 126 ec, Prinzcfess Bell 12sec, Radiance 13sec, Meliaande 12&eo, King Cole Jun, 12sec, Ribbon Maid 12seo, , • . WAIMATE HANDICAP (in saddle), of 90 sovs; for unlioppled trotters only; ono mile and a half—The Sprinter ecr, Trupanini 2'&eo, Gemma saec, Bow Bells ?mc, Ohapi Ssec, Patard lOseo, Hostage lCteec, Colonel Havelock 12scc, Te Kuiti 12seo, Livingstone 16sec, Beeswing ICsec, Gunpowder 18eeo, Belgium Lad ISseo, Repington 20sec, Succory 20seo, Dooderal 20sec, Toddy Wilkes 20sec, Galindo Brook 20oeo, Rankiif 20sec, Ben Bell " TIMARU HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 sovs; 4.44 or better; two miles—Princess Sherwood ecr, Reggie Huon scr, Dunspey 3sec, Trie Pointer Ssec, Dillon Maid 4eec, Quinoey Belle 4sec, Captain Stanley 4sec, Rorko's Drift 53ec, Joan of Arc 6seo, Acuhsla Machree 6seo, Pas 6eec, Br>dgewood 6eec, Pita Roa 6sec, Bundura 7eec, Irvar Tsec, Scottish Queen 7sec, Harold Devon Bsec, Vice-Admiral Bsec, Breadalbane Bsec, Annie Dillon Bsec. SEADOWN HANDICAP (in saddle), of 110 eovs; 3.45 or better; one mile and a lialf—The Sprinter scr, Salcomb© 4seo, Gipsy King 4sec, Dimness 4soc, Lady Willingß 4sec, Sccnsry 6sec, Maud Wilkes 6sec, Sally Brass 7sec, Armature 7goc, Miss Havoo 7eoc, Jack Am.h Ssec, Willowvere Ssec, Ohapi Bsoc, Pegusus Sseo, Dainty Dillon Bsec, Doreen Dillon 9sec, Agascenia 9sec, Oxendalo 9sec, Satin Boy Ssec, Galindo Belie Osec, Favonius 9soo, Gold Queen 9sec, Woodland Roso lOsec, Sweet. Cole lOseo, Edina lOseo, Stormy Way lOsec, Marvin Rose lOsec, Rosio Drift lOsec, Serenity lOsec. TEMUKA HANDICAP (in harness), of 120 60vs; for unhoppled trotters only; 5.5 or better; two miles—Commander Bell ecr, Truganini 2sec, Kelso 4sec, Bon Am} Saec, Louie Drift 6eec, Billy Parole Bsec, Annamenter lOsec, Harold lander 12eec, Mayficld 12sec, Pntard 123 cc, Parkfield 12sec. Osier 14scc, King Pirate 16sec, Te Kuiti" 16sec, Happj- Jack 17aec, Sunrise 17seo, Lovebird ISsec, Idol 19scc, Livingstone 19sec, Marietta lOsec, Royal Rothschild 19seo, Hiroki 19sec. WASHDYKE HANDICAP (in harness), of 130 sovs; 2.24 or better; one mile—Dillon Maid scr, Admiral Hal lsec, Prince Poole 2seo, Lucy Wallace 2sec, Harold Devon 2seo, The Linnet Ssec, Gladeye 3eec, Rothannio Ssec, Rearguard 3sec, Glen Mavis 4aeo, First Alarm -teec, Olive Palm 4eec, Queen Chimes 4sec, Sympathy 4sec, George M. Jun. 4seo, Bank Note ssec, Camille Saec, Bundong ssec, Ramitaiari Ssec, Vermilion asec, Azile FAIRLIE HANDICAP (in harness), of 130 sots; 4.52 or better; two miles—Commander Bell scr, Nihilist late, Joyful lsec. Silver Quick lsec, Caldon 2sec, Hannah M. 2sec, Erin's Queen Seeo, Lucy Wallace 4sec, Chaos 4600, Sympathy seec, Our Chum Ssec, Nancy Stair Ssec, Nutwood Jun. 6sec, Wild Cherry Ceec, Bundong 7sec, Ramitaiari 7seo, Beewood 7eec, Mammon 7aec, Scenery 7aeo, Wood Drift 7«ec. FAREWELL HANDICAP (in saddle), of 130 eovs; 2.22 or bettor; ono mile—Lord Dillon scr, Captain Stanley scr, Lady Wayward 2sec, Fernleigh 2sec, Joyful 2eec, Elveno 2sec, Silver Quick 2ecc, Submarine 2sec, Winston M. 2sec, Pax 2sec, Hedvic Usee, 3seo, Joan of Arc 3sec, Rorko'o Drift Ssec, Breadalbane Ssec, Acuahla Machrco 3sec, Will o' the Wisp 3&ec, Lucy Wallace 4eec, Seychd>rs 4sec. Sir Elmo 4sec, Leo Bel] ssec, Rearguard ssco, Ceorso M. J-uis. Ssec, Olive Palm sscc, Promise asec, Agnea Chief ssec, Gladeye osec, Auriferous seec, The Linnei 1 Zsec. I - Medical authorities agree that, although there are many contributing causes, cxccss Iric Acid in tho bloot is the real cause of Rheumatism, Gout Sciatica, Lumbago, and kindred dh easos. RHEUMO removes this execs Uric Acid and thus seldom fails t* care. 2s 6d and 4s 6d.