SPORTING.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16428, 23 January 1919, Page 5

SPORTING.

— » RACING AND TROTTING ; NOTES. (Br "Looker-On.") Nominations for tho Poverty Bay Turf Club's Summer, tho Wanganni Jockey Club's Autumn, and the Te Kuiti Racing Club's Annual Meetings close to-morrow. | Subscriptions for the Fifth Taranaki Stakes must be made to-morrow, when second forfeits for the Wanganui J.C.'s Jackson Stakes also fall due. When Kalula won tho Brush Steeplechase at the Epsom Taces in Victoria on the lltn inst., he was ridden by tho ox-Now Zealand horseman J. N. McGregor. This marked McGregor's first win for some months, and a.'.Sydney paper remarks that it was the most popular victory gained oxr suburban courses for some years. McGregor was in the Australian forces for some time, and lOlas attached to the remount division at Maribyrnong, \rhilc J, H. Slad©, who traiils Kalula, served for two years in Egypt and France. Finmark and EMland are now working at Victoria Park, their owner being of opinion that the going is softer there than at. Randwick. Although he looks bright and bigger than in the spring, Finmark's soreness is so pronounced that it appears as if his trainer will have a deal of trouble in getting him to his best for the autumn meetings. During the English racing season, which rami to fan end in November, Carbine's eon, Spearmint, was represented by eight winners of 12 races of the aggregate value of £3051. Torpoint" (by Trenton) had one winner of two races of the aggregate value of £500, and- Fowling Piece (by Carbine), a winner of one race, of the value of £197. (Br "Skabchught.") Nominations for the Waikato - Trotting Club's Aanual Meeting olooe on jJonday. Acceptances for the Marlborough Trotting Club's Annual Meeting close on Monday. Mahinga, Bundong, Our Goldie, Belgian Lad, Serenity, Kamaroa, Eiley, Irvar, and Pleasant Mount have gono North, and will be raced at the Wellington, Trotting Club's Annual Meeting to-morrow. Pitaroa has been added to the list, and will in future race as a gelding. Although B. Jarflen and-A. Hendrickeen have no liorse from their own stables racing at Wellington, both will be in attendance and sport silk during the meeting. the maiden pacer Ramaroa, by.Wildwood Jr, from Winnipeg, went North on Tuesday, and will make her first appearance in publio in .the Hutt Park Trial Handicap at Wellington tomorrow. The southern-owned pacer Gladiola will 'fulfU her engagements at Wellington to-mor-row a*d be driven by A. Pringlo. . M. Edwards'# team , to' race at Forbury Park and Winton will consist of Sympathy, Miss • Rye,- Vico-Acfcmiral, Beeswing, ' and Mangoutu. V "The Auckland owner-trainer A.-, Brown is bohtfmplating -a.-"trip ,to - Australia -with Harold Jun., Quadroon, and Shanghai. ,' : 70WihgltO'an enlarged knee, Admiral Wood his been blistered, and is to be given a short let up. A,-recent addition'to F. Holmes's stable is •the aged pacing xaara Lady Superior. , Irvar has not yet completely recovered from .the fall he received at Adaington last November, ] as after being worked, yesterday 'at. New Brighton he Was very lame in front. , Elghty-nino entries have, been received for .the Zealand ' Sapling Stakes, to be decided at the Ashburton' Trotting Club's meeting in June, 1920. The entries show a decrease of four - , as compared with tho nominations for .this year's event. FOXTON "R.O.'S ANNUAL MEETING. J. 'v (press association telegram.) •. • . FOXTON, January 22. ' .The weather was fine.for the Foxton Racing Club's Annual Meeting. There was a -record attendance, ' the courser .was in firstclass order, and the Meeting was highly . successful. Some dissatisfaction was , expressed with the judge's decision in two races,' particularly in • the' last race, when the general opinion was . that Otara was, second. The totalisator investments amounted rto £25,412, as against £24,995 last year. Results:— " 'HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, of 175 ion;- a*bout one mile and a half—2 Want ,10 9 Lorrigan 1; 4 First Line 8. 11.2; 6 . Kurapai 9 8 3. 1 Lord Nelson 9 11: 3 'Sweet Tipperary 9 9; 5 Rio 9 3; 9 The Summit 9: 8 Sarbonite 9; lO Hoatu 9; and " T Gwynne 9 also started. Won by two -lengths; a length separating second and third. Time, 2m - 555. HIMITANGI HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; sis furlongs—2 Carmol Arch 8 6 1; -5 Idle Talk 8 3 2; 3 Gold Problem 8 11 3. 4 8 12; 1 Beloved 7 11; 7 Mystified 7; 9 March On 7 1; 8 Rene Rope 7 2; : ; ;aod"6 Dry Up 7 also started. . Won by a -head, the third horse very close up. Time, Mm 16 l-ss. i FOXTON' CUP, of 400 sovs; one mile '»nd a quarter—l All Over 8 13 McDonald 1; C 3° Classification 7 7 2: 3 Henry Clay 8 5 3. ' 5 Sweet Corn 9 6; -4 Hydros 8 11; 7 Orleans 1 7 13; 8 Elocution 7 10; 6 Master Moutoa 7 5; 9 Comment 74; 11 Roumania 6 7; . and .10 Namur 6 7 also started. Won by half a length; a head between second and third. Time, 2m 9 3-5s MAIDEN HACK, of 150 bovs; weight . 8 10; seven furlongs—lo La Pucelle 1; 5 'Papanui 2; 1 Yankee Jack ? 10 Aratika; .2-Experience; 8 Evening Glow; 3 Utuwai; $ Bold Boy; 7 Naughty Girl; 4 Warrawee; 6 Probity; 11 Glentour; and 12 Simon also started. Won comfortably. Time, lm 31 4-os. AWAHOU WELTER HANDICAP, o£ 150 -sovs; about one and 100 yards—2 Rienzi .94 1; 1 Willys Knight 8 6 2; 4 Battle Array B'4 3. 21 Pomeroy 8 12; 6 Arabia 8 9; and 4 ..Applaud 8 6 also started. Time, lpi ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 250sovs; " six. furlongs—s Tirana* 7 7 McDonnell 1; 6 Moutoa Ivanova 6 9 McCormack 2; 3 Starengo 8 9 3. 1 Chimera 7 13;-2 Rawakore ,110; 8 Jean LaHdo 7 8; 4 Ahi Ka 7 2; and \7 Bairnsdale 6 13 also star"«d. Won by a length. Time, lm 16s. DASH HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; - five furlongs and a half—s Gold Problem 8 10 'Bell 1; 1 Samarang 8 2 2;• 3 Wonder 7 7 3. 7'Rajput 8 12; 4 Idle Talk 8 3; 2 Nance T 7; 11 Stutter 7'5; 8 Probity 7 2; 6 Volito

6 12- 12 Jingleform 6 12; 9 Kalmandi G 12; and *10 Rosa 6 12 also started. Won by a length. Time, 1m 10a. HERRINGTON WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; seven furlongs—l Altercation 8-3 J 1; 4 Sweet Tipperary 8 13 2; 3 Otara 8 5 3. J 2 Master Lupin 9 1; 5 Need 8 3; and_6 > Pomeroy 7 li also started. Timo, lm 30 2-ss. WELLINGTON R.C.'S SUMMER ; MEETING. (press association telegram.) , WELLINGTON, January 22. • The Wellington Racing Club's Summer i Meeting flbpened to-day in fine weather, ex- 1 cepting that a drizzling rain fell during the ; last race. There was a large attendance, | and tho totalisator investments amounted to . £q0,14U 10s as against £45,160 10a last year. Results:— I'rtkiNTHAM APPRENTICES' HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; one mile—3 Palm Oil J. Smith 1; 5 Momac 2; 1 Red Signal 3. 2 Retard; 6 Cooing; 4 Consultation; 7 Risingham; and 8 Dick also started. Won by a neck, a length separating second and third. Time, lm 43 1-as. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 400 sovs; for two-year-oids; live furlongs—2 Bindle 7 13 B. Decley I; 1 Sun Dance 8 2; 3 Mac Dun 86 3. 4 Murihika 79; 5 Motuihi 78; •J Rebuff 7 4; 6 'JLortrix 7 2; 5 Chaeronia 7; 12 Idleness 6 12; 7 Nursing Sipter 6 12; 10 North Lobum 6 12; 13 Russet 6 10; 8 Arch Salute 6 10; and 11 Hytinas 6 10 rlso started. Won by a length and a half; half a length second and third. Time, In. Is. ANNIVERSARY WELTER, of 400 sovs; one mile—2 Hyttus BL. Morris 1; 1 Melee S 2; '4 Baguad 8 12 3. 11 Crowhurst 9 1;° Glorify 9: 3 Winter Cherry 6 12; 9 Gold Soult 8 10: 12 Scornful 8 10; 5 Hendra 8 S; 7 KilWsa 8 5; 9 Goldstream 8; 14 Pacific Slope 8; 10 Revocation 8; and 6 Gaiure 8 also started. Won by a length; length second and third. Time, lm 425. _ TRIAL PLATE, of 200 sovs; special weights; seven furlongs—3 Afterglow R. Mackie 1; 8 First Salute 2; 1 Hurry Up 8. 4 Paddington Green; 7 Cello; 2 Robur, 5 Sardinia; 6 Signorella; and 9 Fulicia <vlso etarted. Won by two lengths; half a length second and third. Time, lm 28 2-os. Sardonia fell and broke a leg and was destroyed. A. Reid, the xider, was removed to the hospital. _ Wellington cup, of 1300 sovs; one , mile a,nd a> half—2 Red Ribbon 8 1 Jb. • Deeley +; 9 Rewi Poto 7 10 R. Reed t; 1 Punka 7 5 3. 7 Client 9; 3 Menelaus ■ 8 11;' 4 Nobleman 8 10; 3 Mascot 8 8; 11 Snub 8 1; 7 Kilmoon 8; 9 Ladogeur 7 9; . 5 Heathercote 7 5; 10 Rosepink 7 3; and 6 BatUe Song also etarted. Rewi Poto shot S out a furlong from home and a little later 1 Red Ribbon pi:t in a magnificent challenge, i A great race to the post resulted m a dead heat, Punka being several lengths away. , third. Heathercote was fourth.' Client_was ln3t most of the way. Time, 2m 33 3-os. WELLINGTON STAKES, of <50 sovs, t fo r two and three-year-olds; five furlongs - ' Gloaming B Deeley- 1 ; 4 Warplane 2; 1 t Surveyor 3- 3 Torfrida; 5 Crenides; and 6 Amythas also started. Won to three i lengths; head second and third. Time, 58 3-5s ! RUAPEHU HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; six i furlongs—7 Moorabbe 7 11 (C. Emerson) 1, aActive 8 4 2; 1 Hymarty 7 5 3. 8 King's < . Armo« 83; Z zibism 7 7 13; 10 Royal Prince 7 5; 9 Penury Rose 7 6; 4 Ar c n ' T^; e 7 5- 6 Rebekah 7; 13 Lady Penza 6 12- 11 Astinore 6 12; 12 WhakatuM. G 12; andi 11 Kaimotu 6 10 also sarted. Won by ' tW TELFG^PH m HA^ICAP, 3 of 750 eova; six furlongs—2 Nonna 8 8 (B. Deeley) 1, ■ 7 Acre 8 5 2; 10 Ctobsus 9 4 3. - Hymestra q Nvstad 8 10; 8 Birkenvale 7 .6, 4 Michaela 8 6; 5 Kilboyne 8 4 : 9 Ko<»ian r • 1' Bo Peep 8 1; 3 Silverlink 7 10, 0^ n oI : 6 12 7; 8 °and y eVafso started.. Won _by iv lengtli; half a length second and third. Time, lm 12 - . "NOTES ON THE RACING. '(SPECIAL TO "Tim PRESS.") , Oil after covering more ground than any- , thing else, was galloping over the lot at the finish. Sun Dance, IJunhiku, and Arch Salute gave a lot of trouble at the bar " Murihiku got left altogether, while Sun Dance and Arch Salute did not get Tortrix showed plenty <rf speed, but failed to see the journey out. She should be benefited by the race. Macduff, who did not get • away at all well, covered more ground than ■ most of his opponent®, and ran a good race. ■ With.a better run he might have troubled ' the winner. . . Meleo was beaten on his merits in the An- ' niversary Welter, while Winter Cherry got 1 badly left and then finished well up. It ■ was a' good performance, as she finished in ' the first half-dozen. . . Hurry Up got all tho beet of the running in the.Trial Stakes, and was pulling turning ' into the straight, but once Afterglow, who ; had been chopped out at the start, challenged, ' the race was all over. Sardinia, who made ' the running for four furlongs, fell shortly f after losing the lead. .Rewi Poto gave a lot of trouble at the l barrier, and was placed behind the field in the Wellington Cup. He was a long way back' over the first "part of the race, but gradually making lip liis ground, he was in charge at the distance post and looked a [ winner. Then Red Ribbon, who had always been weir placed, came with a great run and k just got up in time to dead heat with him. ! Punka got away well, and was pulling hard ' in third place for a mile, in behind Kilmoon ► and Heathercote. She was in front a furlong and. a half from home, but was doing her utmost, and once Rewi Poto and Red i Ribbon challenged she could not respond, nnd i finished a poor third. Client, Menelaus, Mascot, Snub, Nobleman, and Ladogeur ' prominent, while Kilmoon, who collapsed two L furlongs from- the post, finished a long way back. Heathercoto ran well, and was at < Punka's quarters as they passed tho post. ' Punka pulled up well and it was evident that it was not on the ecore of condition that she was beaten. Gloaming won the Wellington Stakes in a 1 canter, but it was a fine contest for second 1 money. Surveyor looked sure of it until fifty yards from the post, when Warplane drew ; level -with' him, while Crenides and Amythas J were catching him fast. As they reached . tho post. Torfrida was a bad last after leading for three furlongs, and she is evidently ' right off colour. It is reported that she slipped a muscle in her quarters some weeks . ago, and she has not yet recovered. ! The last two'races were run in a thick mist, , and it was impossible to see what was t happening over the first half-mile. In the Telegraph Handicap Nystad, who _ behaved badly, backed into Michaela and kicked her so badly that the starter told Oisen, ler xider, that he could take her back to the paddock but Olsen, after trotting her round, I elected to start her. She and Kilboyne were never, likely winner®.

SECOND DAY'S HANDICAPS. £ (press association telegram.) 7 MUNGAROA WELTER, of 200 sovs; ono , mile—Robur 9 7; Retard 9 7; Eienzi 9; Win- , ning Shot 8 13; Momac 8 10; Sabino 3 8, ] Courtfield 8 5; Consultation 8 4; Rismgham ; 8 3; Penury Rose 8; Red Signal 7 11; s * tified 7 10; Warmth 7 8; Barleycorn 7 8, ] Dick 7 7; Railand 7 7; Seanco 7 7; Inter- f mezzo 7 7; Royal Battery 7 7. JANUARY WELTER HA>DICAP, of 000 ■ bovs; one mile—Mascot 10 G; 9 Long Range 9 4; Bagdad 9 I; Hy"usf 13 > Glorify 8 12; Crowhurst 8 12; Winter Cherry 5 12; Tliaddeus 8 12; Hendra 8 11; Battle , Song 8 10; Gold Soult 8 8; Orleans 8 8, ■ Comment 8 6; Kiltess 8 4; Cyruian 8 3, Multaino 8 2; Paddington Green 8 2; Cherry Mart 8; Hiero 8; Happy Captain 8; Risingham 8; Goldstream 8; Cello 8; Mandrake b, , Ccoing 8; Pacifio 'Slope 8; Revocation 8, Momac 8: Galore 8; Bairnsdale 8 FITZHERBERT HANDICAP, of 300 soye, five furlongs—Affectation 8 13; Munhiku 7 13; Motuihi 7 10; Miss Minnie 7 9; lluency 7 9; Golden Crozier 7 8; kycorax < 6, Tortrix 7 6; Judaea 7 G; Lallah Rook 7 4, Quotation 7 4; War Baby 7 4; Casihniere 7 4; Prose 7 4; Negligee 7 4, Half lune 7 4: Halbran 7 4; Rose Wreath 7 - , Nursing Sister 7; North Loburn 6 13; Miss Gold 6 13; Russet 6 13; Sweet Song 6 13, Arch Salute 6 13; Hytinas G 13; Idleness 6 13, Chaeronia G 13; Kebtiff 6 13. _ a vtit. WELLINGTON RACING C\P, of 750 sovs; one mile and three nil lon-s-Client 9; R«d Ribbon 8 13; Menelaus 8 11; Nobleman 8 10; Mascot 8 9; Rewi Poto 8 9; Teka 8 4; Snub 8; Kilmoon 8. Gaziquo fl- Kilbovn© 7 12; Punka 7 30, il>cirus 7'iot L&guer 7 9; Onslaught;7»j Deprej„.• ' 17 a. Kara 7 7: Heathercoto •> Rose Pink 7 3; Detroit 7 3; BatUo 6 12; Bagdad 6 12; Melee G 11,Scorntm G 9- Cvrisian-6 7; Tressida 6 J( Slope 6 7; Cherry Mart 6 7; Paddin3to pc 17. Ptflifljinain 6-7j MultKfl 6 »• DOURO'CUP 400 sovs one mile —Melee 9 2; Afterglow 8 13, Pad I !? ? I":; o°|aSn 7 12; Cooing 7 11; s wnore»a 7 W; Moniao 7 10 Philomela 7 5; Courtfield 7 5, Consul tation 7 4; Risingham 7 .3; Pen U ry 7 . Royal Prince 7; Red Signal 611, ec ance 6 11: Star Lady 6 6 '/ m METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. of 4 nova- six furlongs—Crasus 9 5, Wanna J*. 7 6; Crowhurst 7 4: Glorify 7,K Lionskin 6 12; Demagogue jj ra id g 7; 6 9; Philomela 6 7; Damwn ' 17 Braid b 1, "camp'HSdicap, l 9i Moo.lthi. 8 'p'nt . s»pp« 6 10; Astinome 6 10TAKAPUNA j.c/s summeu meeting. (press association TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND, January 22. The following acceptances have been reCUP, of 1000.eova; one mile tf ',?•"w ssLa ?'«rasSi ? 5; AUtS? I, Lord K.nil.ortt 7; Wi.dot^ 6 of «0 furlonga—Rekanui 8 12; fiownham 8 8. Lightning 7 13; Spanner 7 11; Ring Lupin 7 9- Madam Riston 7 8; Athens 11. 7 6, Kin" Abbey 7 4; Mbssman 7 4; Cyresian 7 3° Lord Kenilworth 7 3. . TRIAL HANDICAP, of 200 sovb; seven fnrlongST—General Stephen 8 3-3; Actraco Bs3; Golden Petal 8 8; Whitehall 8 3, Mountain Gold 8 3; .Whitford Belle 8 Lady Bunyan 8 2; Lady Rouge 82;. KuAara 8; Mary Bruce 8; Rangi 8; Aroha 8. CALLIOPE HANDICAP, of 300 eovs; five furlongs—Hetaua 9 6; Canowindra 8 4; No Mistake 7 12; Princess Charming: 7 11; Finkop 7 7; Navana 7 7; Emerald Hill 7 .; Lady Una 7 5; Melting 7 4; Dixie Land «; Heathermoon 6 13; Mistress Biddy 6 7. OREWA HANDICAP HURDLES, of 250 sovs; about one mile and three-Tiuaxters— Master Regei XI 10; Thrace 11 10; Otter 10 10; Master Lupin 10 8; Tenacious 9 8; Mahzoltov 9; Seville 9. HAURAKI HURDLES of 200 sovs; one ' mile and a half—Master Lupin 11' 2; Notability 10 1; Pendoon 10; Golden Grafton 9 11; Battle tide 9 10; Makarama 9 7; Keystone 9 7; Peneton 9 3; Swastika 9; Goldmount 9; Signature 9; Totara Jack 9; Lady Lyd- ' dito 9; Orpheum 9; Manukau 9. FERRY HANDICAP, of 200 eova; five ' furlong6—Cordite 9; Escaped 9; WinningLass 8 11; Newlant 8 8; General Advance 8 8; Ohaupo 8 6; Oliinewairua 8 6; Elyan 1 8 6; Actrice 8 5; Glen Crispin 8 4; Flowing | Bowl 8 3; Form Line 8 3; Golden Petal 8 3; Backfire 8 3; Froxfield 8 3; Sea Prince ' 8 3; Lady Potain 8 3; Miss Ellice 8 3; 1 Monocrat 8 3; Hessian 8 3; Sans Gens 8 :3; | Danseuse 8 3; Waitapai 8 3; Rangi Aroha [ 8 3; Erinagh 8 3. 1 ZEALANDIA HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; : seven furlonge—Waiuta 9;' Mill o' Gowrie • 8 9; Munster 8 4; Loyal Arch 8 4; Athens 1 11. 8 2; Madam Ristcii 8 1; Gold Kip 8; " Kereone 7 11; Stilts 7 11; Winning Shot ' 7 10; Fabriquette 7 10; Hyllus 7 9; Alf Delaval 7 5; Taiamai 6 13; Revenue 6 13; ' Principal Lady 6 9; Lady Glen 6 7; Step •67. r _ ! FORBURY PARK T.C.'S SUMMEK t MEETING. ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) i DUNEDIN, January 22. l The following acceptances have been received:— \ FIRST AMATEUR HANDICAP (in hari nees), of 100 sovs; for tinhoppled trottere; r class 4min; one mil© and a half—The Squire ' scr; Gracie D. scr; Dooderall scr; Harmony s scr; Exmoor scr; Marvin Child scr; White I Heather scr; Marvin Chief scr; Wharetoa ■ scr; General Ted 12yds bhd; Ambassador 12; ' Diameter 12; Opera Girl 12; Laudette 12; > Littlo Queen 12: Bendigo Direct 12; Peter i Bell 24; Miss Chancellor 24; Degree 60; Mangoutu 84; Maungatui 96; To-night 120; , Flamingo 192. i KENSINGTON HANDICAP (in saddle).-of > 160 eovs; class Smin; two miles—Young Star I Pointer scr; Betty Blue" ecr; Pripce Bur- : lington scr; Carol ecr; Barooga 12yds bhd;- • Ouimet 24; Odd Socks 24; Matty's Boy 48; l Miss Lorna 48; South Star 48; Jack' Arrah 48; Jane Wilkes 48; Mammon 60; Guynemer i 60; Dora Derby 6tT; Dandy Chimea 72; Star Queen 72; Black Yet 108; Bill Brown 132.

MUSSELBURGH H -V\ D . IC A P r . (l ?hat hive of 110 sova; for un liopplcd trottera tLat ha\ e not won in 5.5 or bottor; two nnk3-Man in Child scr; Exmooi-scr; D °^« r * U p ®^„. Squire scr: Peter Hum scr; Miss Patty 1 Bendigo Direct-, 12yds bhcl; 1-, Diameter 12' Rita Rose 12; Ambassador 1-. Ben Bell 12 l . Master Bobbins 48 l«ncnAwj handicap); Sunrise 84; Degree , 81; Waihemo SI; Happy JacK 96, Patara . DUNEDIN CUP HANDICAP, rtn Harness), of 6CO sovs. Class 4.10. Two milesvela bhd yds bhd Lcacv .." scr Sympathy .. 21 Stockade •• BCL ' liuon Patch .. 3b lice Admiral .. scr Nancy Stair 36 Shanghai ..scr Stanleys Child., 18 1 Nihilist •• Bcr nts ° n . . - i S n l . Bundura ..scr Tnx Pointer .. j Tamarisk .• Albert Cling .. 1 Rorke's Drift .. 12 Moneymaker .. <- ] Hectorata ..12 . TRIAL HANDICAP (in Harness), of 100 < eovs; for horses that have not won in 3.40; 5 one mile and a half— Royal Hope scr; Winnie , G scr; Indra scr; Winker Dillon scr, , Granny Franzy scr; G. M. Dillon scr; Lewis ( McKinney scr; Napoleon scr; Pot Child scr. Liberty Loan 12yds bhd; Eosebank Moondrift 12; Biddy Tracey 36; Goldcß A o e 36- Carol 60; Hoymetta 60; Robert R. 96. OTAGO HANDICAP (in Saddle), of ,180 sovs; for unkoppled trotters; class, smin; two miles—Maungatui scr; Ururua scr; Patard 21yds hhd; Colonel Havelock 48; Miss Lorna 60; Billy Parole 72: Chub 81; Bon Patch 96; Commander Bell 141. KING GEORGE HANDICAP (in Harness), of 200 sovs; class, 2.55; one milo ana a quarter—'Will o' tho Wisp scr; Gladeye scr; Legacy scr; Bundong scr;_P'ix 12yds bhd; Joan of Arc 12; Rorke's Drift 12; Proudsprin~ 12; Lord Roanchild 21; Sympathy "1; Shanghai 36; Vicc Admiral 36; Nancy Stair 36; Prank Tracey 18; Admiral Hal 18; Sunsod GO. ELECTRIC HANDICAP (in Saddle), of 160 Sovs; class, 2.22; one scr; Prince Cororiado scr; Great Britain. 12vds bhd; Chaos GamechOd 12*; Qiiadroon 12; Gipsy King 12; Rearguard 24; Will o* the Wisp 24; Pax 36; Inwood 36; Peter Mac 36; Bill Brown 36; Captain Stanley 60; Dot Bobbins 60. ■ \