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- Nominations for tho Ashburtou r u un ty Racing Club's Autumn Meeting ; J a t 5 p.m. on Tuesday., Three of tho six yearlings purchased r>v Mr E. W. Alison, jun., of Auck- . l.n'd at tho recent. Rand wick sales have : firesold. 'Mr W.H.Evans, of Houhorn, has bought tho colt by Bridgnorth from Lady Blacksand and tiie fillv by Bronzino from Bonnie Lily. Tlt«iß two vounepters are to be trained • ]! ,C Avondalo bf S.. G. Lindsay. The rolt by Limelight from Woodshade is SS owned by Mr W. Alison,. of Mancakahia, and he will be trained by : (Jcorge Henderson. . At the Cheltenham (South Australia) races recently, tho riders engaged in a cross-country event sent a deputation to the stewards with tho request that the brush steeplechase, in which there wcro 24 starters, should be Tun in rlivj- . sions, because the jockeys considered , that it would be unsafe to start so - r&anv. Tho stewards declined to accede to the request, and the jockeys, after consultation, decided to insist that the ' starters should not exceed 20. Trouble ■ ' was averted by the scratching of four horses. , Subsequently the stipendiary stewards bold an enquiry into tho aotion of certain riders in connexion with' ■! the incident, with the result that the • licenses of two were cancelled/ while foiir others were suspended for a period of two months. <f The newly-formed "VY'aimate Trotting ~ Club has nearly 200 memtiers. Officers '. have been elected as follows: —Presij' dent, Mr W. Quirke; vice-presidents. i. Messrs 0. Craighead and E. .J. Cos- :]• tello; committee, Messrs T. Twomey, E. i S. Mills, T. L. Morrison, J. Dench, A. I Kjchardson, W. C.Graham, M.Leonard, •fr." H. Willetts, J. S. Barton, anttthe.offi- | cere ex officio; treasurer; Mr E. S. ,<; Mills. Messrs Graham and Craighead ; • generously offered to give 25 guineas ■» each towards the first trotting cup. i;' SOUTH CASTEHBUB'T' J.C.'S"AUTUMN V; MEETING. ~'... .':' * : The weather was gloriously fine .for : th« second day of the South Canterbury Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting. The attendance was • 'again g°°d, and betting spirited,...; The :'.' • atchino handled £23,179, as against:£2o,42s 'j~ last year. Results:— " Atrial handicap, of 130 Bovs.-r6f. j l'. Sir Geo. Clifford's b g Marauder by_ :'■'». Sanquhar—Brown Owl 3yra '■■•'■ "■■'' -■ '■- . r H. Young. 1 .'■ 14. U, Leonard's b g Weird svrs 7 11 ; •: I. Haafc': 9 8. J. Goffney's eh g Staff Officer 6yxs 8 2" ; :■•;:■■■-■ R. C. N. Reid^S . ll>'-Headlong 8 9 C. McGregor; 4 Biases B"3'c»r. 7 r 12 P. Keene; 3 Bonny "Dooni 8 3 C. Emerson; 6 Will Prosper.B 3 car. • 87i P. C.Portor; 2 Necessity 8 2 car. • 85iT. L. Reed; 5 Pussyfoot 713 car. 94J ":; K Hagerty;. 12 Sherlock 711 E. Ludlow; 10 I White .Tips 7 11 A. Campbell; 7 Cleveland 7 71l car; 7li T. Metcalf; 9 Stringency T : <11 y J. Cotter; 15 iMisa Morn 711 L. McDonald; ■?:■.. ,16 Red Gown 7 11 car. 8 3i,H. Donovan;: |. 'and 13 Sartini 7 11 J. Andrews also started. % ' {Blazes, Necessity, and Miss Morn were ijf- left. Marauder, went out in front, but Cleve-' '■■ : ' Jand momentarily headed him. However, he I, came again, and won comfortably, by'nearly [p. :two lengths from Weird,-who was the same' 4 dktance in front of Staff Offioer. Cleveland: | ; :'.wi a head away fourth, and Headlong fifth, ■p. Time, lm 3s.' Winner bred; by-ownetj and J ¥ trained by H.'nnd A. Cutts. S: : PAREORA HANDICAP, of BQQvsova; eec®.:v , . ondßo, third 10. .Bf.V C' ; ; §v,7. E. Acton-Adams's blk g,.General/Ad- v ; *v.'.'' . vance by Advauoe—Elefitica Byrs 7 f 1 ~" i r ;, v "; ' J. Andrews 1 •i-6. R. McDonald's b g Killowen Syrs 9 iJM AMcMullan 2 McCombe's'bg McCombe's'bg Pyjama aged 8: 7 '■'.,:■' ■.,'■' C. McGregor 3, k' i Radial 10 8 H.: Young;,a Link Vt>:6'S';'E. LudW; 6 tyOjX&J 13 I. Rask; *: ! [ 'Kill&la 7 10 car..7 J2J C..Emerson; and..B

iiwpiSaraarang' 6 7 cam. 6 8J vCi. Lansdown also vV:v(.~ .<' ;. ■■ .. v . . ':'^-, WjjbQ -Radial was the first.to show out, but Red ;ffl|;;;fjl eobn went to the front sjid, .led. tb> S?/stiaight t from Killowen, Radial; .apd. PyjarnV iflEi-ri'i. home..General Advance cot,up &>' by a length from Killowen, who was 5 a Kb in front.fof-Pyjama.;- Bij&ial.vw'as th, and Bed Pal fifth.; >TJu», ; lm Ms. net trained by C. ChrJßtia. . ICONSFIELD. HACK, WELTER HANDICAP," of 150 "soVs; second 20, thin! io.-7f. • ■?-' .' S. Jones's blk rir Bothnia by Fin- ' land—Mythical aged 7 *T"car. , *7 2 . ; ..;y.-. ■:.:.-:. ;..• F.^Voight l 1 '. Baxtei'e blk g[ Bonny Mao Syr* 9*B ~ . .. .-j ... ~ .y.-i,. Heed a Grahirn'a b g Gsterinah.Byra 8 6 car. I 6& '.;';■' ••"•'■■■!■.' • W.Robinson. 8 Vice-Regal.B'l2 car; 8 7<J. McGregor; flua • 8 11 - . P. C/ Porter; 2 Kilbarry 8 -7 rflBon; 5 Bncldy'Cfoldß 5.R. C. N. Reid;.. Annie Jack'B-4. T. Metcalf; 6 Chinatown car. 7 GP. O.'Connoi!; i J Lady Blissful car. i 7 13 O.pmereon: andfll Adjutor car. V 9J.L Trioklebank also started, lutor and:-Kilbarry did not get' away V.Lady, Blissful and Bothnia Jorced the from Bonny Mac and Vice-Regal to -the At, where Lady Blkefnldropped ont, ionny Mao challenged Bothnia, A good ;to the post saw; Bothnia win by a long* , from, •,BonijpM»oy,with J?4Mffian three iha away: thirds Vice-Regal wasjourth, ; Obinatortnr fifth! r Time, , ,1m ner bred :bjf;csfrneti;:and traineH..by, C* TJMN HANl>iciLp,Vof 350 sots-second fe viO^thircV'aOvlm.-; •>' , ; Gieseler's br «■ Satisfaction by Be- . soni»tt-*S*tisfair«- syn» ar* H. Lowe; :1 t. Aoton-Adann'a br i..Miss Muriel* . : !Byrs 7 car.,7;:3 / • -.. ,T. Metcalf S ?i A. an*!;Ytf N.yPrice'a b' g' Rorkes « Drift aged'B'6.i. - ' ;..-.' E.LudJow.S ttpee. 8 9 Wi> Robinson; 4 Palamon 6 8 Ciowe; 1 Sunny.Corner 8 7 H-Young; tsden 7" 13 F. tVoight;' 9 Melee 7 18 3. Reid;; a Egotisjn-7 ,18' C. Emerson; nigeroop 7 12 I. Ragk; and 6 parching '&T.i\ C; v Lah'sdown also started."•.'■... ss Muriel led, from Sunny .Cottier, Satis&n, and Rodeo's Drift) with KUkce. last, ;ism and Sunny Corner were-sent back, rar .. ,_, turning from home were with the leaders §£ ikfijie straight Satisfaction challenged Mist If ii MiiMel: and went on to win by a Bhort lengtl with Rorke's Drift two length •'.#&*« third; a head in ;front of Egotjsrn and Sunny Corner was nest. Time, ::ifc,;;-;to';«Os,-.-lVira»r bred by I. G.'Duncan, ant :#tfc«neoV by. C. Qieeeler.' '; : W>WAXV& STEEPLECHASE, of 200 soys; and White's b g Batrister by / :^S;;yslackstone-Estella ; aged. 11 1Q - --.A. Ruthven 3 i^KQ,'T, SmitiV ch' g Golden Prinoe ;■&% , f*ged ; -'"ia 4 ..' ' •'. L. Hagerty ! HM|?XTC. HazletVi br g Lawsuit' aged 11 13 " '*i|?jK ; , ■ ' '■ ■ \ T. O'Connor i SUvetspire 11 7 J. McChesney; 4 En SfciiMeMallan; and 7 Innisfallen. « 7_car. 10>2i also-started.. Prinoe led out from Barrister, anc from the rest >s®-S«. , iuTrlongs frbm home "Barrister ran pas '•paQoldeh 'Prince,- and beat hira home by tei

lengths. Lawsuit was another ten length* further back third, well clear of Endure. Time, 4m 3 Winner trained by G. Ruthven. APRIL STAKES, of 130 sots; second 20, third 10. For horses that have never won a flat race exceeding 90 eove in value at time of starting. Special weignts. w. 2. H. A. Knight's ch g Humboldt by Sunny Lake—Medley 2yrs 7 11 csr. 7 12J .. .. C. Bmerson i 5. J. Baxter's Wk'e St. Easel 4 y"?_?, „ 6 J. Beard 2 3. Sir Geo. Clifford's b c Whipping Boy 2yrs 711 T .. 0^? 1 Brownie 89 A. Wilson; 4 Valdamo_7 11 R. Choat; and 6 Rex Siha 6 9 Mr S. Gourley also started. „ . ,j» . Valdamo was left ten lengths. Humboldt lid all the way, to win by a good tbTeo lengths from St. Easel, who was two lengtns ir. front of Whipping Boy. Valdamo was a neck away fourth. Time, lm U ner bred by owner, and trained by i • ". Jones. ' . ■ ... TEMT7KA HACK HANDICAP, of 160 eovs, second 20, third 10. 6t. 6. D. P. Wilson's blk m Lima by Black-etone-Strathpeffer 6yrs x B. H. Ensor's br g Gossard 6yra 8 5 , H. Young J 2. W. Baxter's blk g Bonny Mac S^ 3 1 Pit' Prop 88R.C. N. R4id; .4 Paladrum 8 1 car. 7 10 F. Voight; 5T™e pl eco 7 12 E. Ludlow; 8 Theda Tncklebank; 10 Sunlit 7 7 car. 7 2 A.. Peart ,9 Lady Links .7 7 car. 7 23 I. R"kr 7 Pallah 7 4 T. MetcaU; 11 Whipcord 6 10 c«.«' P. Powell; and 12 Sherlock C 10 car. 6 71 U Lansdown also smarted. ~ ~ _ Pit Prop, with- Palladium, f?U<> w « d . »£ Lima and Pallah, led to" tho straight, where Lima took charge and went on to win nioeiy br a good length froraGossard, who ished well. Bonny Mao • was • three-quarters of a len-rth awav third, followed by Palia»um, Theda, and Timepiece. Time, lm l* 3-ss. Winner trained by D. P-^ 8011 -, „.„ SEADOWN WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 .govs; second 85, third 16. 7t. 2. G.. Fulton's b g Macduff hy Antago-nist-Scottish Star 4yrs 9 youn& j 8/J. Todd's br g Night Alara T^^ 9 e^{ 2 7. H. W. Brown's ch g Connter-Attack 4vra 812 • .. W. Scobie J 4 Braid 9 4 T. L. Braid; 1 C? m 2 C. Emerson. 10 Borodino 9 9 -I. T fe„! Tiranga 8 6 car. 8 7J F. C. Porter; 3 Twin We 8 6 car. 8 6J H. Lowe: 6 Miss Camouflage 8 4 A. H. WUson: 5 Marianne 7 « drews; 12 iTauw'nero 7 7 ear. 7 9i I. Trickle, bank; and 11 Pussyfoot 7 7 car. 9 5 L. W Ttrlnti and Counter-AUackJo the straight, and went on from Nirht Alarm, who did not get a good .start. Counterattack was * ««* *"Sf third, with BcllsMro fourth. 8 53. Winner bred by Sir Geo. Clifford, and trained by S. Trilford:

■• FORBUBY PA*K T-C/S WINTER MEETING. • (MIS* isBbCJATION WUMBUO Tho following acceptances have been reC "FIRST A-HAfEtJR ■■WSttCtt>'«* die), of 150 sovs; lm and Jummy «cr; Atdwood scr; Paddy DudU£ scT Wallace Maid scr; Bondo scr Velar scr; Miss Malvern scr; »■«• Macecr; Xinbryah-ecr; Bon Sonty scr; P»t-Ang-a-Vang scr; Smgiber ecr; Boyal.J»a Iscrl Kentucky Moor 12yds ohd; Jessie SfoI Kinney 12; Ngapuna 48; Syndwate 48: Maur.gatui 72; Tipperary 84. BEACH HANDICAP, (in harness),-of -200 isova: class 4.55; 2m-Nightcaps ecr; Grand Denver ecr; Masterpiece scr; St,ALwyn eor Salome scr;. Unseen ecr; Medalhous ecr; Erini Logan ecr; Country Queen ecr;. Hectbhd; Vitalis 12; G?^? e ing 12; Hook Aye .24; Laura vard.Spot 88;. Polka 48; Cock Robin 48; Malice 48; The Sheik 60; Lady. Swjthin 60,,. i Quick-Match 73-, Wat Seott 81',...Lewis M&!. Kinney 84; Nellie Scott 84; Matty's Boy 96. ■_ ■ INNOVATION HANDICAP <in harness), of 200 sove; olass Bmraj 2m—Kismet ecr; Randolph scr; Ruapuka scr; Bay Boy eor; Ard- • wood ecr;.Lady Milford sor; St. Quentin >t&; Kolai' 3oy '-.Ker; -El Belette. :acr;_: Stone Ginget scr; Dolly Havelock acr; Kentucky M<ior I&da bhd; Red Lancer 24; Eley 24; Master Robbins 3.6;,Ngapuna 48; Kola Bell 80; W.D. 60; Maunfratui 72; Waihemo 72; BonLWflkw 72; Dundenong 72; Swiftest 72; SeV'Lady Wild 108;-Lady .Evelyn 108; Del-; ville Wood 182. ... PRINCE OP WALES HANDICAP (in harness), of' 800. s6vis:;-3Mi-Tatay Dillon eor; TWSoper Dillon scr; Legacy scr; Oniroet 12yds bhd: Royal Step 12; Indra, 12; Vila 12; Silver Nut 24; Marie Tempest 36;' Rangitata Laos 48; Vice-Admiral 60; Asturio &);■ Gleaming 60; Willie Lincoln 96. ' DOMAIN "HANDICAP (in saddle),, of 200 eove;, iru and / Bell ecr; Black Raven scr; Perexita acr; General George scr; Little-Pointer scr;-Raymius scr;-Acacia scr; Te Whare Child scr; Ardlussa, 12yds bhd; Ribbonmaid 12; Ringway 12; Bonny Boy 12; Napoleon 86; August Dillon. 36; Clifton Chime* 36; Walter Raleigh 36; Arniiatic© 86; Dsik Rosin* 36; T«hiti 86;H'ylas 86; Black Harold 86;' St. Alwyn 60; Grand-Denver 60. ST. CtAIR HANDICAP (in saddle), of 300 eovs; class 4.55; 2m—Parkfleld ecr; Exmoor ecr; Bushranger i2yd»bhd; Wallacetown 12; 'Merry Bingen 24; Ritb 24; Bonette 24; Koraii 72; Muehrooin 84. RAILWAY HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 eovs;'class 3.474; lm and sf—Enid scr; Preetrade scrj Masterpiece scr; Dusky scr; Eroa ecr; Lady Pointer .scr j Silver Loijanda 12ydo bhd;. Biddy Tracey 12; Laura. Child 12; Sobriquet 12; Tommy Direct 12; Promenade 24; Cock Robin 24; Gladiola 24; Tsuhinit 38; Childwood 36: Malice 36; Greystoffe.4B; jWtr Scott 60;, Pegasus 60; Nellla Scott 60. ■ ■ ■'.

FLYING HANDICAP (in saddle), of 250 boys; class 2.60; lin—<Littlefield scr; Coldwater sor; .Norma Dillon 12yds bhd; Doreen: Dillon 12; Blue Chimes 12; Ja,rie Wilkea 12; South Star. 12 ;< Golden Pippin 12; Nell Pointer 12;, Gladeye-12; Dora Derby 24; Soprano 24; ' Bellfaehion 24; Ozenwood 24; Shanghai 24; .Quincey Maid 21; Dot Robbins 36.;' Matty's. Boy 48; Silver Shoe 60. TBOXTIN^NOTEa. Acceptances for.the. New, Brighton T.C's Autumn Meeting close on Tuesday. 'Owing to the recent rain, there baa been little* or .no work of importance during the week at -Addington. - Yesterday itho race track was open, but only slow work waa indulged in.- :. Bon Elect and Waiwero.in company, trotted two miles in nice style. - Gipsy King, ' who • is looking well, was §iven sprinting exerciEe, and .put plenity of ash into, his effort. Emperor (harness) and Quincey Maid (saddle) paced o> mile, both showing a good turn of speed. E. Berry drove Grand Denver two miles, but woo >not- out for time-making. Gentle Ribbon accompanied him over a mile, and trotted evenly. E. C. MoDermott was down from Halswell with Capriccio, and worked the halfbrother to Frandocia a couple of strong circuits. The mare looks well, but is regarded as a doubtful starter a't Fbrbury Park.- ,'"■•'■ E. Cookerill jogged Agathos, Athoe, and Frank Tracey. trio are looking well. Mushroom, Florence la Badie, General Pershing, and Gladeye, members of D. Withere's team, were given long, Bteady ex-

t^vWo^'* 1 * 1 Perß fon* an d Gladeye are rmprovin;*, but aw Mill light in" condition. The other pair look well «««uu v^i fte w-'?* t did , ™»* were Silver ti'.T^' 1 ' ' B indaberg, Valkyria, * addiU ° , » to C. James's stable are ~"P !e <>f well-bred rising two-yeax-olds, a &nf P °'nter from Country 8 ? 1 S? \ 915 N «*" TrotH&? T',„ and c! f ll * fc y K»tam Bingen from This youngster a a straight-out trotter, and bred a « she is should turn out useful. ■JZZ*J?n? *"**»* Ncw Brighton will be open on Tuesday for hoiaoa engaged at the coming meeting.