SPORTING.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17105, 29 March 1921, Page 8

SPORTING.

The" sale of racing stock which was to have been held by Messrs Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., yesterday, was postponed until to-morrow. Acceptances for the Metropolitan T.C.'s Easter Meeting close to-day at noon. Winning Hit's victory in the Champagne Stakes yesterday was the fourteenth that has gone to the credit of Sir George Clifford in that old-estab-lished event. He scored his first win with Stonyhurst in 1885, but was not again successful until 1903, when he won with Treadmill, following .up this success bv winning with Stronghold in 1904. In 1900 Kirriemuir won for the Chokebore stable, and from 1910 the blue and gold chequers have been conspicuously successful, as the following list of winners will show:—l9lo. Madam Madcapj 1911, Counterfeit; 1912, Antumnus: 1913, Nightwatch;.l9ls, Flying Start; 1916, Good Hope; 1917, Gamecock; 1918, Heathercote; 1919, Miss Mimic; 1921, "Winning Hit. AUCKLAND R.C.'S AUTUMN MEETIN'G. (PRESS ASSOCIATION' TELEOBAM.) AUCKLAND, March 28. The Auckland Racing Club's Autumn Meeting was concluded in fine weather and before a largo attendance, including the GovernorGeneral and Lady Jellicoe. The lacing was good. Duo won the St. Leger in fine style, and Isabel also ran a good race, but Gasbag lacked dash. In the Autumn Handicap Vagabond snowed a return to his best form, and he had, the iace won at the top of the straight. Maioha put in a fine finishing run and got second place. Totalisator investments for the day were £112,767, an increase for the day of £7891 10s on last year's figures, making a total for the two days of £210,406 10s, on increase for the two days of £14,551. Results:— STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; lm —Gold Kip 8 10 H. Goldfinch 1; Tama-a-roa 810 2; Archio 83. King Abbey 86; Prince Charleroi 7 6; GoldpTatVi C 7; and Tresor 6 7 also started. King Abbey and Prince Charleroi made Ithe running to the straight. Gold Kip ran to the front at the distance, where he was joined by Tama-a-roa, and in a good finish, the former won by half a. head, the third horse two lengths away. Time, lm 89 l-ss. MANGERE HANDICAP, of 400 sovs; 6f —Arch Margot 7 5 Walsh 1; Prince Abbey 82; Dead Sweet 84 3. Night Time 8 13; Sir Huon 8 10; Canzonet 8 8; Roseday 8 8; Emerald Hill 8 4; Brodick 8 4; Gome Fashion 7 12; No Mistalce 7 12; Cormemara 7 12; Jolly Princess 7 9; Jaffna 7; Kitiana 7; Commission 7; Grab 7; Chintz 7; Abbey Maid 7; Pagoda 7; Pentagram 7; Sam 7; and Te Akatai 7 also started Arch Margot drew out at the distance and won by a length; Ithe third horse three-quartera of a length away. Jolly Princess was fourth, Timo, lm 16s. VICTORIA HANDICAP, of 500 eovs; for two-year-olds; 6f—Thespian 7 10 Young 1; Fulsome 9 4 2; Anomaly 9 9 8. Toa Taua 8 13; Oranga 8 7; Unahi 8 6; ArnioreJ 8 6; Loyal Irish 86; Leithfield 77; Tireless 73; King Pelldcule 6 13; K&tharina 6 12; Snowdon 6 12; Lady Kerman 6 8; and Big Bert' 6 7 also started. Leithfield was first out, followed by Fulsome and Anomaly. The field swung- out entering the straight, and Thespian got a good run on the rails and won by a length and a half, the third horse a head away. Time, lm 2s. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE, of 500 eovs; about 3m—Luperino 10 9 W. Rennie 1; Capsal 10 72; Tenacious 10 93. Daloopin 97; Harbour Light 9 7; and Totara Jack 9 7 also started. Daloopin, led for about a mile and pulled up through his rider breaking a stirrup. Harbour Light baulked at the sod wall and Totara. Jack stopped in the 6econd round at the back of the course. A good race between the placed horses Baw Luperino win by half a length; Tenacious four lengths away. Time, 6m 16s. • AUTUMN HANDICAP," of 1400 soys; l|m —Vagabond 8 2 G. Young 1; Maioha 9 8 2; Royal Abbey 83. Rude 9; Lovematch 85; Glen Oarrny 7 12; Woody Glen 7 9; Mangamaihoe 7; and Sylvan 6 7 also started. The early loader was Sylvan, but going along the book Royal Abbey went to the front. Entering the straight Vagabond challenged, and a good race to the post saw him win by three-quarters of a length; Hoy.il Abbey the same distance away. Time, 2m 35 l-ss. GREAT NORTHERN IST. LEGER STAKES, of 1000 sovs. For three-year-olds. Colts 8 10, fillies 88, geldings 8 7. ljm. W. F. Desba'e b © Duo by Demosthenes —Gold Bound 810 .. H. Goldfinch 1 T. A. Duncan's br f Isabel by Hallowmas—Cracinella 8 8 .. ..2 A. B. Williams's br c Gasbag by Demosthenes—Lady Cilia 8 10 .. .. - 3 Idstowel, Pente, Geoffrey, and Landslide also started. Listowel and Isabel were the early leadens, with Gasbag heading the others. Passing the graoidstand Duo went to the front, but at the back of the course he was headed by Isabel. Eniterinjr the straight Duo took charge, and wemlt on to win by a nook; Gasbag a length away, and Landslide fourth. Time, 8m 43 l-ss. HUIA HANDICAP, of 650 sovs; Gf—Silveir Link 10 1 A. J. McFlinn 1; Golden Bubble 86 2; Queen Abbey 74 3. Early Dawn 8 9; Silver Peak 8 2; Ohrysostom 7 9; Miss EUice 6 7; and Lightning 6 7 also started. Golden Bubble led from the barrier rise, but Silver Link came with a great finishing run and won by a head; Queen Abbey three-qu.iito.-t of a length away. Time, lm, 13 4-58. AUCKLAND WELTER HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; lm—Khublai Khan 8 4 M. MoCaxten. 1; Canowindra 9 6 2; No Bother 8 8. Lord Kenilworth 9 9; Rockfield 9 9; Forest Gold 9 5; Matatane 9; Crowhurst 8 13; Clonmel 8 13; War Tank 8 10;* Persian King 8 7; Ohiti 8 2; Bang 8 2;. Lovelight 8; Prince Carl 8; and Kihkora 8 also started. In a good finish Khublai Khan won by a head; the Jhird horse three-quarters of a length away. Tim©, lm 40 3-ss. \ . FEILDING J.CS AUTUMN MEETING. (PBKSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) FEILDING, March 28. . There was fine weather (or the opening of the Feilding Jockey Club's> Autumn Meeting. The attendance was not large and the totalizator invostments, were £51,638 as against £54,401 last year! The racing was good and the track in good order. Results:— KAWAKAWA HURDLES HANDICAP, of 850 sovs; ljm—Hautawa 10 3 S. Walls 1; Old Gold 11 1 2; Fisher 11 6 3. Maniahera 10 13; Vigilo 9 13; Gold Problem 9; and Sail Home 9 2 also started. -Won by half a length after a good race. Time, 3rai 19 3-Ss. MAIDEN STAKES, of 200 sovs; weight 9; sJf—Creasanta B. H. Morris 1; Awoke 2; Achilleon 8. Flying Nell, Sensibls, Demoness, Landlooer, Sunny Jim, Released, Friar chola, Noble* lola, Sir Douglas, Springtide, Lady lima, Projector, and Miss Elva also started. Won by' three lengths. Time, lm 9 S-ss.

FEILDING CUP, .of 1000 sots; ljm— Paoonni 6 11 H. E«. Ryder 1; Eouen 8 5 2; *Sunart 8 8 3. Idle Tulk 8 3; and Rarand 7 7 also started. Sunart was first out followed by Ecruen. At the straight entrance Paoanui joined issue and in a good race won by half a length, the third horse six lengths away. Time, 2m- 345, a xacozd for the course. ONGO HACK. HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; sJf—Gallia 7 10 A. G. Dixon 1; Bestir 8 13 2; Master Outran 7 9 3. Automoano. 8 12; All Cerise 8 3; Gaiety Girl 7 13; Stutter 7 11; Sunbath 7 8; and Penalty 7 7 also started. Won by three lengths. Time, lm 9s.

MANGAONE HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; 6f —Simonides 8 7 E. Lowe 1; Voluble 6 8 2; Buddy 7 3 3. Bindle 8 13; Nursing Sister 8 6; Jutland 7 13; Caricature .7 10; Irapuka T 7; Bonny Briar 6 13; and Admyra 6 9 also started. Won by a nock. Time, lm 14 4-55.~

PAONUI HACK HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; 7f—Festive S 13 A. McCorcnac 1 ; Suia 7 12; Master Mick 7 3. Velociform 7 11; Spare Moments 711; Muru'.ion 7 9; Molhen and Crystal Palace 7 also started. Won by a head; neck second and third. Time, lm HALCOMBB WELTER HANDICAP, of 400 sots; 71 —Sir Fanciful 8 8 P. Corlett 1; BoreaJis 8 6 2; Askari S 3 3. Acre 10 5; Simon 9 10; Hyttua 9 9; Demos 9 3; Omihu 6 13; Active 7 13; War Baby 7 11; and Karcao 7 11 also started. Heads separated the first three hqrsei. Time, lm 2S 3-5s . ONEPUHIHACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; lm and 54yds—Beloved 8 9 B. hj! Moths 1; Festivity 9 11 2; Wapping 8 5 3. Halcyon 7 IS; Country Air 7 11; ilprry Queen 8 6; and Missive 7 13 also started. Won by a head. Time, lm 46 l-ss. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. KIMBOLTON HURDLES, of 300 sovsljm—HauUwa 11 12; Fisher 11 9; Old Gold 11 5; Maniahera 11; GoU Problem '9 "• Whotoki 9 7; Vigilo 9 4; Sail Home 9 3; Munition 9. ' ' ~ WAIATA STAKES, of 200 tovs; weight 8; sJf—Wake, Black Sea, Sensible, Lady Kotiiopo, Sunny Jim, Carala, Pantler. Sxmsy. Vale, Mida, Bonny Bill, lok, Spring Bonibrook, Kiltime, Mis 3 Ellva, Noble, Piling Nell. I EASTER HANDICAP, of 600 sovs; Unified RibSbn 8 13; Rouen 8 10; Sunart 8 9' Tenterfield 8 9; Ngata 8 2; Idle Talk 8 1; Jutland 7 11; Nobleman 7 10; Paoanui 7 9Simon 7 9; Sir Fanciful 7 5. ' REWA HACK HANDICAP, of 200 eovs6f—Voluble 9 13; Bestir 9 2; Gallia 8 10All Cerise 8 1; Minsk 7 11; Super Six 7 9; Master Cnrran 7 9; Stutter 7 8; Sunbatu 7 7; Kuia 7 3; Munition 7 2; Crystal Palaco 6 12..DENBIGH HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; 6i J3**«ian Diamond 9 9; Biadts S llj Voluble

7 8; Caricature 7 7; Bonny Briar 6 12; Ir»puka 6 10; Admvra 6 9; Koreao 6 7. OROUA HACK HANDICAP, of 200 govs; lm and 54yds—Festivity 9 13; Hakyon 8; Wapping 8; Yankee Dan 7 13; Spare Moments 7 10; Country Air 7 10; Misslove 7 7; Molleen Oge 7. MAKING- WELTER HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; 7f—Simonidea 10 12; Acre 10 3; Raceful 9 6; Nursing Sister 9 7; Hyttus 9 6; Sir Fanciful 9 3; Ruddy 8 13; Boreahs 8 7; Festive 8 6; Askari 8 2; Active 8; War Babv 7 9; Adruyra 7 B;\Kareno 7 7. AWAHURI HACK WEKTER, of 200 sovs; 7f—Active 10; Beloved 9 6; Master Curran 8 9- Velociform 8 5; Mattock 8 3; Red Bob 8 3; Gay Patron 8 2; Ruia 7 13; Sunny Jim 7 8; Noble 7 7; Demoness 7 7; Goolwa 7 7. KUMARA K.C'B AUTUMN MEETING. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEQBAM.) GREYMOUTH. March 28. The Kumara Racing Club's Annual Meeting was held to-day in showery weather. There was a good attendance, and tho going was heavy. The totalisator investments wore' £6399, as against £6520 last year. Results -. JUNCTION HANDICAP, of 65 sova; 6f Woodrow 8 4 1; Bunny 9 2 2; Unlikely 7 3. Perrier 9 8; Rosevear 9 4; Xanthos 7 5; and Jewel Piece 7 also Btarted. Won by half a length, the same between, second and third. Time lm 225. FLYING HANDICAP, of 55 sovs; 5f Happy Valley 6 3 1; Roniform 9 2 2; Theda 89 3. Divorce 84; and Treasure- King 7 3 also started. Won by a length; I half a length between secondhand third. Time lm 5b BOROUGH HANDICAP TROT (in saddle), of 65 sovs; 2.40 class; lm—Apres Moi 12s L; Prince Mao 10s 2; Soprano scr 3. Rita H. 3s; Beach Boy 4s; Neut 4s; Ken Tracey ss; Alios L. 6s; Dianthue 9s; Bennie Dillon lis; Recall 14s; Foxglove 15s; and Whispering Boy 16s also started. Won by two lengths; a length between second and third. Time 2m 295. KUMARA HANDICAP,of 125 sovs; ljm— Steepholm 9 7 1; Benefit 8 10 2; Fnbisco 8 7 3. Perrier 8 9 also started. Won by half a length; a length between second and third. DILLMAN9 HANDICAP, of 65 eovs; .6*l —LordFormby 7 4 1; Samarang 8 11 2; Happy Valley 8 10 3. Divorce 8 1; Kauv»h«ro 7; Treasure King 7; and Royal Visit 7 also started. Won by three lengths; a length between second and third. Time lm 13s OTIRA HANDICAP TROT (in saddle), of 65 sovs; <min class; ljm—Soprano 8s 1; Pririco Mao 8s 2; Bennie Dillon lis 3. Lord Lytton ecr; Neut 13s; Ken Tracey 14s; Disnthns 20s; Apres Moi 265; Foxglove 295; and Romeo 80s also started. Won by two lengths; half a length between second and third. Time 4m 1 3-ss. ■ ,„.„ , WESTBROOK WELTER HANDICAP, of ..70 sovs; 7f—Lady Middleton 9 11; Tyne 92 2; Xanthos 853. The only starters. Won by a length; twelve lengths between eecond and third. Time lm 36 l-ss.

WAIRARAPA R.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. (PRESB ASSOCIATION TFXEGItAM.) CARTERTON, March 28. Large crowds attended on the second day of the Wairaiapa Club's Meeting, which was concluded in splendid weather. Tho totalisator handled £29,580, as against £26.379 on the second day last year. The total for tho meeting, £56,337, is £1162 less than that invested last year. Results:— MOREIA HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 7f—The Digger 96 1; Blackhead 9 9 2; Paris Fashion 7 10 3. Salutas 710 also started. Won easily. Time lm 28 1-sb.

STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; 6{—Canyon 8 9 1; Astinome 8 9 2; Gate Pah 611 3. Buatara 8 9; Barleycorn 84; Sweet Memory 7 13; and Wake 7 7 also started. Tim* lm 18s. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 60<\6ovs; lm and a, distance—Bonetter 8 8 1; Esperance 85 2; Bonnie Maid 813 8. Hose Wreath 6 6; Verbosity 7 9; and Scornful 6 13 also started.. Won easily. Time lm 56 l-ss. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sova; 6f—Prince Hal 8 18 1; Galore. 6 7 2; Bußy 6 73. Melting Moments 8 6; Lady Luculhis 8 5; Fortune Teller 7 8; Haurangi 7 6; and Brown Study 6 7 also started. Won by a length and a half. Time lm 14 4-ss. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; 6f —Martial Danoe 7 6 1; Creme de Monthe 8 10 2; Dissertation 6 5 3. Princess Pat 8 1; Zero Hour 6 9; und Merry Day 6 7 also started. Time lm 14 l-5«. TAUHERENIKAU WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; 7f—Ruatara 9 12 1; Missmaid 8.13 2; Probate 8 13. Scornful 88; Lady General 8 1; and Hastle 7 10 also darted. Time lm 26}s. SETTLERS' HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; lm—Kildeo 8 2 1; Martian Miss 9 5 2; Californian 74 3. La Palama 96; Sweet Song 8 8; Pitch Dark 8 5; Silk Rein 7 2; Royal Blue 6 12; and Sagacity 6 7 also started. Time Iro 40 2-sa. FAREWELL SCURRY, of 200 sovs; weight 9; sJf—lsland 1; Sir Wai 2; Missnanna 3. Elothenea, Bireme, and Pupil also started. Time lm 18is. RIVEETON R.C.'S EASTER MEETING. " (PBK3S ASSOCIATIdK TELEGRAM.) INVERCARGILL, March 28. ' The Rivcrton Racing Club's Annual Mectina was concluded to-day in showery weather. The going' was very' heavy. The attendance was fair. The totalizator investments were £18,593 10s, aa compared with £28 ; 506 10a on <he corresponding day last season, the total for the Meeting being £38,410 as against £55,608 10s last year.,. Results—- : STAKES HANDICAP, of 115 sovs; lm—Goodstart 3 10 A. Feuii-U Linton 8 11 2; 8 10 3. Pallah 9 and) Blazing Light 8 7 also started. Won by three lengths; half a length between second and third. . Time, lm 48 4-ss. OTAITAI STEEPLECHASE, of 200 sovs; about 2m— Golden Link 10 8 A. McMullan 1; Mks Trixio 10 8 2; Black and Tan 10 7 also started. Black and Tan fell, and Miss Tmia baulked •repeatedly. Golden Link refused, once, but won by over a mile. Time, 5m 4.4-ss. •FLYING- HANDICAP, of 250 sore; 6f Mies Muriel 7 9 T. Metcalf 1; Buller 8 12 2- Miss Camouflage 7 9 8. Red Pal. 8 10 also started. Won by three lengths; two lengths between second and third. Time, "SECOND COUNTY HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; 7f—Glentruin 8 F. J. McKay 1; Golden King 8 62; Mettle Drift 8 4 3. Blue Admiral 7 12 also started. Won easily by half a length;* the same between second and third. Time, lm 34 l-ss. EASTER HANDICAP, of 400 sovs; lm «nd a distance—Rorke's Drift 8 13 T. Pernberton 1; Kilkee 9 2; Polamon 8 3. Thaddev.s~B 1; Hard Hit 8; and Marching Order 7 5 also started. Won by two lengths; half a length between second and third. Tune, 2m 2 3-ss. RIVERTON STEEPLECHASE, of 850 sovs; about 2Jm—Glcnida 10 5 A. McMullan 1; Zarkoma 11 3 2; Wick'.ow 9 10 3. Silverspire 12: Grafton Tot 11; Danmure 10 5; and Bnrristcr 10 5 also EtartoJ. At the first fence Dunmnre felf; at the double following Silverspire came down, and Barrister baulked. G'lemslo. Mn easily by thirty' lengths; four lengths betr/een second and third. Time, 5m 4Ss.

EAEEWELL HANDICAP, of 200 sore; lm —Palamon 9 A. H. Wilson 1; General Advance 8 5 2; Mirs Camoufbao 8 7 3. Awahau 7 13; Botanist 7 7; and Linton 7 7 also started. Won easily by"na,:i' a length, three lengths between second an. 4 , tkixd. Time, lm 41 1-Sa. AVONDALE R.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. (PRESS ASSOCIATION" TELEGRAM.) ™ AUCKLAND, March 28. The following handicaps have been declared : KAIDEN PLATE HANDICAP, of 200 sots; Gi—Swift Flight 9 2; Jolly Princess 8 13; Te Hans* 8 t>; Laid Bruce 8 6; Potona 8 2; Master Rohan 7 i2; Lady Glissaa 7 12; Otapawa 7 li; Te Akatai 7 12; Aeriiia gelding 7 12; Havana 7 10; i'rinoess Charming 7 10; Sinoko 7 10: Lady Cynthia 7 10; Royal Lass 7 10; Wish Wynne 7 9; Grab 7 3; Santo 7 9; Marble Glass 7 9; Kitiana 7 9; Prince Menschikeff 7 9; Lady Claurcen 7 9; Waagawoi 7 9; Cliing 7 9; Maid of the Lako 7 9; Proposer 7 9; Dardanelles 7 9; Mis 3 AbiMy 7 9; Gold Bkid 7 9; Narrow Neck 7 9; Pentagram 7 9; Impudence 79; Makaetahi 79: Pa;oda 79; Sam King 79; Aibyn 7 9; Mka Beauty 7 9; Pekotoa 7 9; Gold?n Abbey 7 9; Election 7 9. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 300 eovs; 5f —Unahi 8 10; Mixture 8 6; Loyal Irish 8 6; Royal Blood 8 1; LeitLfieli 7 10; Golden Dream 7 9; Tireless 7 9; Arch Laddie 7 7; Amiform 7 7; Albumia 7 7; Gold Jacket 77; Smoke Concert 7 7; King Perlicula 7 5; Marble Crag 7 5; Loncartie 7 5; Katharina 7 5; Soya! Eft.be 7 5; Snowderi 7; Nola 7; Big Ben 6 J2; Hipo 6 12: Luculia 6 12; Lady Kerman 6 12. HANDICAP HURDLES, of 400 sovs; ijm —Thrace 12 3; Luperino 11 11; Multive 116; Pendoon 11 3; Slowcoach 11 1; Bathlin j 10 13; Tenacious 10 5; Guerre a Mort 10 5; Shcllihock ]0 3; Sir Agnes 10 1; Signature 9 10; Multipl-ue <J 9; No Mistake 93; Romance 9; Swastika 9; Lady Bruce 9; Guianform 9; Maori Tikaaea 9i Hushmaa 9.

AVONDALH HANDICAP, of TOO wrw; lim—Gold Kip 9; Tama-a-roa 8 IT; Landslide 8 8; Geoffrey 8 8; Glon Canny 8 6; Woodv Glen 8 1; Manganiahoe 7 13; Archie. 7 12;"Tinohoro 7 12; Eipht and Left 7 12; Penona 7 10: Lord Kenilworth 7 7: Canowindra 7 6; Rockfiold 7 6; Qneen Abbey 72; Svlvan 6 13; Prinoo Charleroi 6 IS; Matatar.o fi 11; Bine Cross 6 10; Stork G 9; Pin© Arch 6 7; Tresor 6 7. OAKLEY HANDICAP, of SOO sots: 9f Sylvan 9 3;' Clonmcl 92: Stork 9 1; Khublai Khan 9 1; Pine Arch 8 10; War Tank 8 10; Fight Time 6 9; Sir Hnon 8 8; Persian King S 7; Knighton 8 7; Nunrant 8 5; Brodick S 4; No Bother 8 4; Monaco 8 3; Dead Sweet 8 2; Hcathcrmoon 8 1; Salvaless 8 is Ohiti 7 13; Bitholia 7 IS; Canzonet 7 12; Quiniro 7 12; Some Fashion 7 10; Actrico 7 9: Waiatapai 7 9; Troso '7 7; Connemara 7 7; Glencairn 7 7; KinTcora 7 7; Miss Mclva. 7 7; Miss Nerval 7 2; Bom© 7; Maniwhangata 7; Colour-Ser-eonnt 7; Commission 7; Lord Abbey 7; Killot 7; Lady Bruce 7; Lady Rouge 7; Recreation 7; Waikaretu 7; Jaffna 7.

CHEVALIER STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 400 sovs; about 3m—Luperino 122; First Call 11 9; Capsal 11 3; To Toa 1012: Gluotanus 10 12; Tenacious 10 10: Shellshock 10 6; Battlctide 10 3; Signature 10 8; Coroglen 9 9: PoUho»ue 9 7; Totara Jack 9 7; Stills 9 7; Roval Scot 9 7; Leura 9 7;' Gay Bov 9 7; Lady Sabretache 9 7; Lady Salvadan 9 7: Harbour Light 9 7; Ma Copper 9 7; Daloopin 9 7. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; 6f Golden Bubble 9 9; Gold Kip 9 3; King Abbev 8 18; Spanner 8 10; Archie 8 5; Lord Kenilworth 8 1; Arran 7 10; Crowhnrst 7 7: Miss Ellice 7 1; Ring Lupin 7 1; Lightning 7 1; Tieki 7; Night Time 6 12; Prince Carl 6 7; Maid of the Lake 6 7; Emerald Hill 6 7; Connemara 6 7. TITIRANGI WELTER HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; 9f—Archie 9 13; Right and Loft 9 12: Penona 9 10; Lord Kenilworth 9 8; Rockfield 9 7; Forest Gold 9 1; Sylvan 9; Matatano 8 11; Khublai Khan 6 10: Scrnp o' Paper 8 6; Perfect Day 8 5: Tinokaha 8 5; Blue Cros3 8 fi: War Tank 8 5; Sonant 8 4; Royal Iri«h 8 8; Sir Hnon 8 2; Ban" 8; Totara Jaob 8; Ohiti 8; Lovelight 8: Heatherrooon 8; Multiplane 8; Tresor 8. WAIPUKURAU .T.C.'.S ANNUAL MEETING. ... (PBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) NAPIER, March 28. At the Waipukuran Jockey Olub'B Annual Mooting to-day, the investments were J24,798, as against £20,737 last year. Rcsult3:— MAIDEN RACE, of 150 sovs; 7f—Prince Ferouz Gl2 1; Polini 83 2; Suspicion 8 6 8. Forenoon 91; Sunray 91; Pretty Micky 9 1; Lady Sylces 8 12; Mlultimaid 8 12; Sugar Works 8 12; Maungar.mgo 8 6; Soyes Ft-rme 8 3; and Penitent 6 12 also stalled. Won by half a length. Time, im. 295.HATUMA HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; sf—Lady Wolawa 7 13 1; Mosthencs 8 3 2; Larkspur 8 8 3.' Mskere 8 13; Import 83;' Black Art 8 3; Ahum 7 13; Sling Camp 7 12; Demonstrate 7 11; Form 7 8; Shadow Dancer 7 5; Conzieka 7 2; Poto 7 2; Kail 7 2; and Morzonia 7 2 also started. Won by a nose. • Time, lm 1 2-ss. HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; ljm— Convention 8 12 1; Antler 8 8 2; Arion 7 11 3. Doric 92; Theic 89; Maybloom 7,10; Tcrnea 7 5; Finona 6 13; and Tipperaxy Lass 612 also stai-tcd. Won by two lengths. Tinw, 2m 9 S-ss. WAIPUKURAU CUP, of 300 eovs; 11m— Tftka 9 2 1; Mumble 6 7 2; Eheipa 7 7 3. Admiration 7 9; Patetonga 7 ?; All Talk 7 6; and Tomea 6 7 also started. Won by •half ar length. Time, 2m 7 4-ss. ORINGI HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 5f Comic 8 11 1; Whariti 7 3 2; Crown Gem 6 12 3. Reality 6 12 and Satin 6 12 also started.' Won By a length. lm l' 3-ss. LADIES' HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; lm— Keneipuru,lo 9 1; Powder King 10 13 2; General Raven 12 11 8. Maraetatara, 12 8; Antler 11 18; Manhattan 10 18; and Tornea 10-10 also started.. Won by three lengths. Timei, lm 41s. PTJRIMU HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 6f—Mosthenes 7 18 1; Yankee Dan 8 7 2; Convention 89 8. Wamba 87; Larkspur 8 4; Ahura. 7 8; Mmmgaranw 7 7; Demonstrate 7 7; Pretty Mioky 6 13; and Conziska 611 also started. Won by a head. Time, lm 14 8-ss. FLYING HANDICAP, of 800 sovs; 6f Manila. 7 7 1; Tari 9 12; Mumble 6 13 3. Woden 8 11 and Finon* 6 7 also started. Won by a head. Time, lm 13 4-ss. > A.J.C. AUTUMN MEETING. (By Cable—Press Association—-opyrigil) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) (Received March 28th, 9.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, March 28. Seventy-five thousand people attended the second day's racing of the Australian J.C.'s Autumn Meeting, which was held in muggy weather. The racing generally was'of a high standard, and there was remarkably little separating the placed horses in several races. Eurythmic's brilliant finish was a feature of the day, stamping him as a champion. Wish Wynne, in the Flying Handicap, repeated her smart performance of a fortnight earlier, but was fully extended by Victrola. Furious won thd Champagne Stakes in fine style, confirming the good impression formed of her pn Saturday. The First Steeplechase -was practically tree from mishap, Jack Friar beingi the only horse to fall. He subsequently succumbed to the injuries received, and the rider, Mjuonej% was removed to the hospital, suffering from slight concussion. In the Nursery Handicap a hig field of two-year-olda ' faced the starter. Kijtray, when near the ■ front, fell at the half-miie post, bringing down ; five others. M. Connell sustained fractured I ribs and concussion, and O'Bryan, with concussion, was removed to the hospital. The Toc.il Handicap provided a stirring contest. Erasmus was seemingly the winner when a fur- i long from home, but .was gamely challenged I by Rosewalk, who scored a narrow victory, j The takings amounted to £IOI,OOO, as against I £105,000 on . last Easter Monday. Results:— | FLYING HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 10 i eovs each, with 1000 sovfe added. 6f. J. W. Cook's br f Wish Wynno by Cooltrim (imp,)— Parameter 3yrs 8 5 .. 1 A. Hordern's ch o Victrola by Murillo i (imp.)— Lone. Guil-Syrs 7 6.. ■• " , P. Miller's blk f Galtee Maid by Linacre ! (imp.)—Galtee Princess Syrs 7 6 .. 3 There were twenty-one starters.

Wish Wynne assumed the lead at the distance, and won by a neck. Time, lm 13s. CHAMPAGNE STAKES, a eweepstakes of 20 BOVB each, with 2000 sovs added. For

two-year-olds.- Colts 8 10, fil!iu3 8 8, geldings 8 7. 6f. CE. E. D. Clarke's ch f'Furioua by The • Welkin 8 8 .. 1 J. Jlillerts br o Salatis by Shepherd King (imp.)— Traquette 8 10 .. ..2 J. Baron's blk c Pelaw Main by Prince Foote—Australian Gas 8 10 .. ..8 I There were sixteen starters.

Woodvillo took the load early, but Furious cashed to the front at the distance, Mid won V half a length. Time, lm 13s. SYDNEY CUP, a sweepstake of 30 rots each, with €OOO sovs added and gold cup valued at 200 sovs. 2m. E Loe St-eero's eh h Eurythmic by Eudooufi (imp.)— Bob Cherry 4yrs 9 8 Dempsey 1 Sir S. Hordern's br g Arch Marella by Marble Arch (imp.)—Seatonella aged 8 9 Toahoy 2 l\. J. Thurgood'B br g Amazonia by St. Alwyne (imp.)— The Amazon Cyrs 7 7 f J. Killorn 3 Romani did not start when the barrier ro«e, and Kikumon and Old Gold went to tho front, closely followed by Sftlitroe and Bich'mond Main. Sardis took up the running at the stand, with Eurythmic and Kennaquhnir in the rear. Braille led Nautical and Syce Knight into the straight, with Amazonia and Arcli Marolla next. Dashing to the front at the distance Arch Marella seemed a certain, winner, but Eurythmic disclosed a wonderful turn of speed, and after a fine struggle snatched victory by half a length; two lengths separating the oeoond and third horses. Time, 3m 24 3-6s. FIRST STEEPLECHASE, a sweepstakes of 2 sovs each, with 750 sovs added. 24m. F L. Doyle's b g Mulgawillah by Mulga —Overflow aged 10 .. .. .. 1 S. K. Skuthorpe's gr m Cerise and Groy by Bonnie Chiel—Grey Gown aged 9 4 2 C. Rowntree's blk g Knight of the by Simon of the Spear (imp.)— Marvel aged 9 .. 3 There were oiglit starters. Jock. Friar, fell in tho first round. Cerise and Grey made most of the running, but Mulgawillah got up to win by four lengths. Time, 6m 29 1-Ss. a'TJRSERY -HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 10 sova each, with 750 eovs, added. For two-year-olds. 6f. J. Baron's b g Duke Isinglass by Duke Foote—Glass Queen (imp.), 7 7_ .. 1 G. Tye's b 'c Demetrius by Cooltrim (imp.) —Artemis 8 .. .. .. .. £S E. E. D. Clarke's b f Gnat by The Welkin (imp.)-r-The Infanta 7 8 ..3 There were twenty-three etartera. Kiltray when well forward fell rounding tho bend; and brought down live others. Duke Isinglass won easily by two lengths. Time, lm lis. TOCAL HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 8 ' sovs each, with 750 eovs added, Hm. J. W. and F. A. McArthur Onslow's b m Rosewalk by Wankenphast (imp.)— Roe© of Lancaster Byre 9 10 . .. 1 Keogh and Moss's br o Eraefhua by Linacro (imp.)— Lady Capulet Byrs 9 4.. 2 H. E. A. and V. White's oh g Goldon , Bronze by Bronzino (imp.)— Golden Slipper.syrs 8 9 ~ .. .. 3 There were twenty-seven startore. Won by a head. Time, .2m 6Jf. ONKAPABINGA J.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. . (3y Cable—tress Association—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cabl» Association.) ADELAIDE, March 28. Following 1 is the result of the ONKAPARINGA CUP, of 800 povs ; lm and 8f —Telegony 7 7 1; Pistol Princess 6 12 2; Klaxon 7 8 8. Won by half a length. Time, 2m 20s. GREAT EASTERN STEEPLECHASE, of 800 .sovs; Sim —Albarce 10 10 1; Adiantum 9 10 2; Press Through 9 10 3. Won by twenty lengths. Time, 6m 42Js. WILLIAMSTOWN RACING OLUB. MELBOURNE, March 28. The following is ifcho result of tho EASTER CUP, of 750 soyb. 3Jm. E. A. Heid'a b g Accrington by Acclaim —fiourabaya aged . .. ..1 M. Kelcher'a ch g Stalwart by Sea Prince —Remain 4yrß .. .. .. 2 Mts R. Hawker's b h Bon Vile by Eye Glass—Bonto syrs ... ..'3 Won by half a length. Time, 2m 34&5. : WAIMATE PLAINS T.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING. (press association teleoram.) HAWERA, March 28. The annual meeting of tho Waimate Plains T.C. was held to-day. The weather was fine, but a cold wind blew during tho day, while tho,course was rather soft, owing to. the recent rain. There wae a large attendance, tho totalisator turnover being £22,925, as against £27,183 for lasl year. Results:— AUEOA MAIDEN (in harness), of 150 sovs; 4min class; 14m —Azolzion scr 1; Maydorn Bcr 2; Sta-nley Dillon scr 3. Grace Direct ecr; Sidelight scr; Special Tracery scr; Miss Squib scr; Glencoo ecr; Ranco scr; Te Ateiahea ecr; Comic scr; Indication scr; and Rockaway 36yds bhd also started. Won comfortably by about two lengths, half a length separating second and third. Time 3m 54 2-ss. NORMAFiBY HANDICAP (in saddle), of 200 fovs; 3.10 class; lim —Te Ataiahea scr ]; I nomination 86yds bhd. 2: Beau Ideal scr 3. Tim Wilkio scr; Messincs scr; Wil-,

lie Mao sor; Plain Rose 24yds bhd; Mauds) H. 24; Waironinna 36: Wild Daisy 60; R*. manoa GO; Araborite GO; Peter Scott 60; Tin Wilkin 96; nnd Ramaroa 120 also started. Won by half a length; several lengths sepa*. atinjr second and third. Time 3m 4 2-ss, WAIMATE PLAINS CUP (in harness), of 500 sova; 4.48 class; 2m—Mt. Albert ecr 1; Red Star 24yds bhd 2; Tauhinu set I, Jimmy Richmond scr; Overrate scr; Warlock 12yds bhd; Bine King i2; William th* First 24; and Jewell Wood 84 also started. At the end of the first mile Mt. Albert took v command, and was never headod, by a good longtb; two lengths separating second and third. Time 4m 85 2-Bs, TARANAKI HANDICAP (in saddle), of 140 sovs; for nr.hopnlod trotters only; 4mta: class; ljin—Niijht Hawk sor 1; Boi Alto.: scr 2: Avro Bell 12yda bhd S. Comptsl scr; Lady Jonbfert scr: Jean Capitalist eor;, ljuoky Nell per; Jet Block sor; Pchu aor; Kryat scr; Bfinni© Mac sor; Cbpiloao e»rj Bolltone scr; Wildwood Kinff sor; Th» Ganger'scr; Lyrinka scr; Black Beauty tor;Jim A. Jon 12vds bhd; Cliff 12; Harold; Wilkes 24; Mat Pat oh 4S; and MoritorioTH 163 also started. Won by three lengths, two; lengths between second and third. Tim* 8m 55 2-sa. TARANAKI FUTURITY STAKES (la; harness). <of 150 6ovs; for thwe-yo*r-old»;? ljm—Nelson Derby 1; Indicator fy Tha onlv etarrers. Time 3m 55 2-ss.

HAWEBA HANDICAP (in harness), of 359 bovs; for vmhoppled trotters only; Smin class; 2m—Kinff Capitalist 204yda bhd !;• ; -' Bid Grande 36yds bhd 2: Antberite.4Byd» bM : 3. Aranui scv; and Ovcrri'to 182 yds bhd also started. Won by a length; flv» length* between second and third. Timo'4m 46i> : STKATFOBD HANDICAP (in harness), of 'i-, 225 sovs: 3.15 class; Urn—Gold Bud Ml: : Wild Daisy 24vds bhd 2; Stopper 48yd» bhd ; 3. Swe?t Prince tcr; Plain Bose serf Peter Scott. 36vds bhd; Plain Bbb CO; and .' Taikorea GO nlso started. Won by font l-?n.^ths; a neck between second and third. Tim© 8m 475. '■■■ ELTHAM HANDICAP (in saddle), of MO « sovs: 2.22 class; lni—William tho Fin* 12yds bhd 1; Bushchild scr 2; Printor* > afivds bhd 8. Inora scr; Bin* King scr; ' Hiram Galindo 24yds bhd; and Dorothy Dimple 16 aleo started. Won by ft length and a half: four lengths between second and third. Time 2m 21 3-ss. , ■ POITBEL GOES TO STUD. SYDNEY, March 28. Poitrelhas been scratched for all jewnti nt the Autumn Meeting, and is going: to the stud. His racdng career has probably ended.