SPORTING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17418, 31 March 1922, Page 10

SPORTING.

General entries for tho Canterbury Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting, first forfeits for the Chatnpagne Stakes and Challenge Stakes, and acceptances for the Greater Easter and Great Autumn Handicaps are duo at 8 o'clock this evening. Acceptances for the Manawatu R.C. s Autumn Meeting, and final payments for the Manawatu Sires' Produce 'Stakes and Manawatu Stakes are due at 9 p.m. to-day. Acceptances for the Southland and Eiverton Meetings close to-day. The Amberley Racing Club s Annual Meeting, which takes place to-morrow, promises to provide some very interesting racing as the fields engaged are ot ouite uteful class. A special passenger train vill leave Christchurch at 9.20 a.m., returning from Greney's road at 5.20 p.m.

Tho weather conditions were perfect for the opening day of the A\eliinu:ton Meeting. With a north-easterly breeze that rapi ilv dried tho cour.se the going was somewhat dead at the commencement, but imoroved towards the end of tho day. The attendance for an offday was quite up to tho average. After his victory in the St. Leger, Kick Off was decorated with the red riaand by Mi is Harccurt, the daughter of the president of the Vi o'lington Club. The starting of Mr C. O'Connor was of 'his usual high standard, and as nearly perfection as possible. The somewhat large falling off on the totalisator may be in sotae measure accounted for by the very small pools on the St. Le?er and Challenge Stakes. The winners of the handicaps were hnrd to find, only one favourite scoring throughout the afternoon. There we re. no unpleasant incidents right throughout tlhe racing. Grim Joke brought a reputation tor speed from the South, on tho strength of which he was made a good favourite for tho opening event. He was in a good position three furlongs from li&ine, just behind the leaders, but he failed to quite see tho distance and his effort was disappointing. Erie, the winner, is a three-year-old filly by Nas- ' sau from Mountain Dream. She shot out at the half-distance and won very comfortably. Coalition looked a long way from being ready for racing, and ran accordingly. Alteration went down very well, but seemed unable to go tho pace in the early stages, but was running on at the finish. Tho St. Leger was reduced to a trio, Cleasant-a being overshadowed by he:' opponents Kick Off and Pluto. Kick Off went down full of fire in his preliminary. but Pluto, who had the rervices of A. Oliver, was not so impressive. Cleasanta. made the pace, and tried to ' slip her opponents down tlhe back. Kick Off, *who has now won four times in four starts, won very comfortably at the finish. He was turned out in great order, and was a credit to his trainer, \V. J. Donovan. Pluto had to be ridden right out to narrowly beat Cleasanta, "febe solid pvico set. by tho latter in the early etages quite settling the chestnut's chance of success. Fifteen fair two-year-olds went to the post for the Plunket Nursery, of whom Moorland, Rapine, Mountain Lion, and Lucius looked the pick, llapine, t/he winner, is a business-like-looking bay gelding by Martian from. Pinetn, so a brother to Penitent and a of Epitaph. He came out of the ruck and won like a good one. Gold Light, the second favourite, was somewhat unlucky, for after starting from the inside she lost her position, had to come through her field, and could not quite get to the winner. Lucius is a big black colt by Lueullus from March, and likely to be heard of later on. Songbird and Sunny Corner were withdrawn from the Thompson Handicap, and nothing looked better than Anomaly, Insurrection, and Radiant Light. The winner turned up in the useful Printempe, by Autumnus from Rene. He was always well placed behind the leaderß, and came away in the straight, but had to be kept going to win. Considering his excellent record of late 4 —five places in his last six Btarts —the dividend returned was a good one- Silver Peak, as usual, was slow to begin, but put in great work in tho straight, and finished very fast. Gasbag ran a very solid race, and should stwp a lot better next timo out. Anomaly, who was a good favourite, had every chance, but petered out at the end of seven furlongs, and Tres- ( pass was noticed to bo going well at tho finish, after being: well back in the early stages; Mustard Pot had to come outside his field, which left him without a finishing run, and he was at the tail end of the field at the winning post. Radiant Light lost her place four furlongs from home, and was not afterwards prominent. The Challenge Stakes was reduced to three, only Rational throwing down tho gage to the Southern champion. Gleaming, who was ridden by R. Hatch. Rational looked well, and has furnished since his visit to Christchurch last Nov amber, but he had no chance with Gloaming- The latter was never off the hit, and was never headed. Ares is a -useful two-year-old gelding by Martian from Paphia, and is very well. The conditions governing the Silverstream Handicap announced originally that the apprentices would not be allowed to use either whips or spurs, but on the application of sotno of the owners, that condition was withdrawn for this meeting, but in future in all apprentices' races at Trentham the riders will not be allowed whips or ' spurs. Petunia, the cast-off of the Gloaming stable, made no race of the Silverstream Handicap, although his - apprentice rider, taking no chances; kept hia mount going right to the end. Lord Desmond made the best showing of the remainder, for after being well back last in the .early stages, he was not more than .four lengths from tho winner at the finish. Nothing went down better in the preliminary for the Railway Handicap than Songbird and Sunny Corner, while Grotesque looked as if a race would benefit him. Three eons of Absurd were left to fill tho places. Mireusonta, who is a four-year-old gelding from Rosie Desmond, had the measure of Still Sea at tho half-distance. He. like Still Sea, has been promoted but lately from the hack class, but had no difficulty in defeating tfeis fair field of sprinters. Siill Sea had the rails the whole way. and had every chance to score. Bon Spec, as usual, faded out over-.the last hundred yards, while Sunny Corner was disappointed when trying for a run on the in the straight, and she should win shortly. Surveyor was prominent m the centre of the course n hundred yards from the post, but did not go on with it. Songbird was not well placed in the early stages, but was close up nt. the finish.

After six there were eighteen left to go to the post for the linahori Handicap. Red Hind won in a convincing fashion, though she had a smooth passage ail the way. Merry Day, who i 3 a filly by Merry Moment from Labour Day, shot out of the ruck at the distance and was galloping over everything at the finish. Merry Day has now been placed I . u "®[ last four starts. Danger Zone, by Martian from Crimson Kose. was easily the hest-looking horse in the held, and although the weight told on ium in the run home, he will bo heard or in much better company when seasoned. Xandbird, the three-year-old brother to Chimera, showed speed, but failed to stay. ' Th© New Zealand horseman Stan. Kcid rode Oopina, winner of the -Narong Hurdles, at the V.A.T.C. Meetliofu at on Saturday, March Ibth. He was also on Falstof, who nmshea second to Irish Rufns in the

Gordon Steeplechase. Irish Rufus was bred bv Mr G. 51. Currie at the Koatanui Stud, being by King Kufus— Moira-Machree.

Biplane's brother, Winged Victory, won the Kalamunda Handicap at Perth last Saturday, but as he was getting 2st from the second horse, the performance was nothing to brag about. Winged Victory showed no form when trained by J. Holt, and Mr N. Falkiner sold him at 110 guineas.

The death took place at-Baumber House, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, early m .February, of W. E. Elsey who at one. time was one of the lead l n 3 *J ae r of racehorses in England. In 1900 Els . headed the list of trainers in regard to the number of races won, with a total of 124 In the following year torses trained by him won 110 races. Owing to local associations, Elsey particularly liked to win races at Lincoln, and iiia first important success was gained there when Ella Tweed won the Brocklesby Stakes in 1894. There is little doubt the best horse he ever trained was Lord Edward 11., a horso by Enthusiast— Noble Duchess, who won four out ot eight races as a two-year-old, lneiutl-, ing the valuable National Breeders Produce Stakes at Sandown Park. Contemporary with Lord Edward 11. "as Deuce of a Daisy, a very speedy ally, and winner of many races. A remarkable mare trained by Elsey was Xenie, who was put into training after having five foals, and was winning races at 14 years of age. The Baumbef establishment was a noted nursery tor joekeys, r.ianv clever apprentices developing their skill there, the most notable being E. Wheat-lev. The deceased gave up training some years before the war, and was succeeded by his son, C. i. Elsey, who had been his right-hand man. C. Elsey now trains at Avr. W. "E. Elsev's eldest son is tho Bishop of Calgoorlie. Our correspondent telegraphs:—The Dunedin Jockey Club has received its permit for the race meeting to be held on April 22nd for the benefit of returned soldiers. Tho programme provides for a hurdle, a maiden plate, the Lady .Tellicoe Handicap, two hack races, a six-furlong event to be known as the Alexandra Handicap, the Diggers' Steeplechase (to he run over the schooling jump, not including the sod wall or the water jump), and a welter. Tho stakes are good enough to provide some consolation to owners who mies winning at tho Easter Meetings. WELLINGTON R.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. ' (SPICIAI. TO "TTTK WELLINGTON", March 30. The Wellington Racing Club'e Autumn Meeting was commenced in beautiful weather. "There waa a fair attendance, and tho track was in good order after the recent heavy rain. The Thompson Handicap tell to an outsider in Printemps, who came at the end and won fairly decisively from Silver Peak. Gloaming, as expected, won the ■Challenge Stakes in a canter, and Kick Off defeated two opponents in the St. Leger in a manner that stamps him as a very fine stayer. The totaliaator handled £39,110 10s, aa against £56,923 on tho first day last year, a decrease of £17,812 10s. Results: FIRST HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 350 80T8; IJm —6 Erie 9 9 L. G. Morris 1; 10 Blue Hall 9 T. Young 2; 6 Active 9 10 5. Walls 3. 3 Alteration 10 i; 2 Sir Roaeberry 10 4; 9 Coalition 10; 7 Maniaherft 9 12; 4 Wainba 9 7; 1 Grim Joke 9 7; 8 Rebuff 9 5; 12 Rimutaka 9; 13 Oak Rose 9; and 11 Wheel 9 also started. Won by a length and a half; two lengths second and third. Time 2m 12 2-ss. NEW ZEALAND ST. LEGER STAKES, of 550 eovs; second 75, third 25. Breeder of winner 50. For three-year-olds. Colts 8 10, fillies and geldings 8 7. IJm. 2. J. S. McLeod'a br g Kick OS by All Black—Fair Rosamond 8 7 R. S. Bagby 1 1. G. D. Greenwood's ch g Pluto "by Sutala,—Procrastinate 8 7 ..A. Oliver 2 3. R. A. McKenzie'a b f Cleasanta by All Black—Westell?. 8 7 .. J. Barry 3 Won by five lengths. Time 3m 4s. PLUNKET NURSERY HANDICAP, of 850 sovs; 6f—lo Rapine 7 R. Reed 1; 2 Gold Light 7 10 H. Wiggins 2; 8 Lucius 77 C. Emerson 3. 6 Mountain Lion 95; 4 Uncle Alex 9 3 and The Dunce 7 8 coupled; 1 King's Trumpeter 8 12; 7 The Emperor 8 11; 3 Moorland 7 13; 13 Kilroo 7 6; 5 Zany 7; 13 Walthea 6 9; 11 Bonnie Nurss 67; 12 Menthe 67; and 9 Vogue 6 7 also started. Won by three-parts of a length; thrpe lengths second and third.Time 1m Is. THOMPSON HANDICAP, of 1500 eovs; second 300, "third 150. lm. 13. A. Goodman's b g Printampo by Autumn us—Rens syra 75 L. G. gutlor 1 6. W. Stone's b m Silver Peak 6yxs 8 S F. E, Jones 2 8. A. B. Williams's br o Gasbag 4yrs 8 9 R. Reed 3 Marqueteur 8 10; 1 Anomaly 8 7; 4 Insurrection 8 7; 6 Radiant Light 87; Trespass 8 Mustard Pot 8 1; 10 Sycorax" 8; 7 Aureate -7 8; 19 Blackmail 7; 2 Quest 7 6; il Martial Dawn. 7 3; 14 Princesß Pat 6 11; 3 Aekari 69; and 15 Cold Steel 6 7 also etarted. Won by a neck. Time lm 41s. NORTH ISLAND CHALLENGE STAKES, of 1000 sovs; Becond 200,, third 100; breeder of winner 100. Weight-for-age. 1. G. D Green/wood's b g Gloaming by The Welkin—Light, Gyra .. R. Hatch 1 0. H. B. Gibson's br g Rational by Absurd—Cowl 3yrs .. J. O'Shea. 2 J. K. D. Duncan's b c Ares by Boniform —Vicereine Syra .. .. Reed 3 Won by a length and a half. Time lm 28 8-ss. SILVERSTREAM HANDICAP, of aso eova; lm—3 Petunia 7 7 T. Garden 1; 2 Prince Hal 8 9 H. Stuart 2; 1 Five-Eighths 7 4 R. S. Bagby 3. 10 Spook 9 2; 6 Island '8 3; o Redlogue 7 12; 7 Lord Desmond 7 105 Patuki 7 7; 4 Liqueur 7.5; 11 Lord U«k 6 13; and 8 Good Mark 6 7 also etarted. Won by three lengths; half a length Becond ana third. Time lm 43 2-ss.

RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 500 mvs- second 100 third 50. 6f. ■ A. McKer.zio s ch g Mireusonta by Absurd—Rosie Desmond 3.yv6 6 9 1. B. L. Joll'e ch o Still Sea 3™ 1

OA ▼> tttmi. A. Reed 3 3. A. B. Williams's ch g Grotesque 3yrs n 7 . 9 R. Reed 3 9 Surveyor 8 13; 2 Songbird 8 11; 6 Bin Spec 81; 7 Sunny Corner 7 8 and Triboulet G 9 ooupled; 8 Backsheesh 7 3; 5 Birkie 72; and- 10 Capping Day G 7 also started. Won by tnree-quartera of a length. Time lm 13s. '

TINAKORI HANDICAP, of 350 sots; 6f--1 Red Hind 713 H. Young 1; 4 Herry Day 7 5 Garrett 2; 2 Dangsr Zone 9i A. Reed 3. 5 Dissertation 8 7; 6 Landbird 8' 7; 7 Warpath S3; 11 JacKiroo 8 and Sagacitv U cot.plcd; 5 Lady Nassau 7 13; 3 All Ceriso 7 11; 12 Roset 7 4; 9 Blackhead 7 11 and Moonstruck 6 13 coupled: 15 Yellow Hammer 7 10; lr Basso 6 7; 13 In the Pink 6 7; 14 Sol&co 67; and 16 , Black Arrow 6 J also started. Won by hali a length. Tiroo 1m 14 I-se. Notes on the Racing. The start was good lor tiio Jj'irst HighVVeignt Handicap, Active showing out niat. Alter going two furlonga Rimutaaa and tvamba rusned to the lxont, witn Coalition and Alteration already tailing olf. Cirua Joiie was in a good position, m tnird place with half u. mile io go, and at tno top of v tho straight Wamba and Rimutaka had come back to iheir lieid. Grim Joiso was under punishment at the distance, but he could not go out with Uric and Ulue Hall, *Jrie winning by one and a JiaJf lengths from Blue Hall, with Active half a length away third just in front of Grim Joke and ilaniahera. Cleasanta led out from the barrier tor the St. Leger, and at the stands ehe was well clear of Kick Off, with Pluto last, all being under a pull. Going down the back Cleasanta increased her advantage, but five furlongs from home Kick Off and Pluto commenced to overhaul tho leader.- Kick OS j headed Cleasanta at the top of the straight, and won comfortably by rive lengths from Pluto, who was half a length in front of Cleasanta. " |

After a little delay at tho start of the Plunket Nursery, the field left ill a good line. They raced abre*3t over the first furIcng, but at tho course proper Zany, on the inside, was well clear of Lucius. Zanv was don© with at the distanco post, where Rapine went to the front, to win by half a length from Gold Light, with Lucius two ler.nha away, followed by Tho Dunce, Vogue, Mowland, and King's Trumpeter in a bunch. Tho Thompson Handicap field left in a good line, but Blackmail mod went to the front, followed by Anomaly, Gasbag, ar.d <Jue3t, while Afltan and Aureate had dropped baclt last. Blackmail aifll led to the "entrance to tha stnieht, her nearest attendants being Anomaly, Gasbag, Quest, with Mustard Pot making a run on the outside. Blackmail and Anomaly woro done with at the distance, whero Frir.tempa went to the front, and just lasted long enough to stalTofi Silver

Peak on the outeide, who defeated Gc6baj by the shortest of heads, witli Marqueteur less than a kngth away fourth. Trespass, Blackmail, and Insurrection headed the ro mainder, with Aureate oad iTustard Pot lest. Rational dwelt at tho start of the Chal* lenge Stakes, and Gloaming went out with ths lead from Ares Rational raced up to the champion at the firo furlongs post, but Gloaming went away again, and ha maintained hi 3 advantage to tho end, winning hard held by over a length, with Rational a head in front of Ares.

Petunia went to the front from the atart of (ho Sliverstream Handicap, closely at tended by Liqueur and Good Mark, with Lcrd Desmond tailed off. Petunia still led at tli© top of the 6traight from Prince Hal, Eedloffue, and Five-Eighths. Petunia was kept going ell the way to tho post, and won fairly comfortably by three lengths, with Prince Ha!, Five-Eighths, Bedloguo, and Lord Dcsmcnd almost in a line.

Tho Railway Handicap field raced in a line for practically a furlong, Still Sea and Mireusonta first showing out. These two entered the straight practically on terms, with Bon Spec leading Grotesque, Sunny Corner, and Eirkie. Mireusonta stayed on beat and defeated Still Sea by half a length, with Grotesque another length av.ay just in front of Birkie, Bon Spec, Sunny Corner, and Songbird. Yellow Hammer waa left at the start of the Tiiiakori Handicap. Red Hind, Landbird 1 , and Danger Zone were tie first to show out, and the first-named led on to tho course proper from Danger Zone and Landbird. A furlong from home Danger Zone appeared to have Red Hind's measure, but he weakened, iiid it wa3 left to tho fast-finishitt-; Merry Day to fulfil the rolo of runner-up to th 9 southern filly, who won by half a length. Danger Zone was another half-lengtli away third, closely followed by Landbird and Lady Kafsau. HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAT. SECOND HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP, of

PUBLICATION OF TOTALISATOR DIVIDENDS. A SUBSTANTIAL FINE. (press association telegram.) AUCKLAND, March 80. Two charges of having published totalise*tor dividends was admitted by Samuel jN elson in tlio Police Court. The charges related to races at Wellington and Paeroa, respectively. Chief-Detective Mcllveney said the defendant was a bookmaker's agent. Ho received, information as to dividends by telegraph, and published them to bookmakers at Auckland, Hamilton, and Frankton Junction. Ho lived by this means. Defendant, who had nothing to say. v;as fined £2O on each charge, and was allowed one month in which to pay. APPEAL DISMISSED. ° (PRESS association telegram.) WELLINGTON, March SO. In the matter of the appeal of C. Stephens, jockey, against the decision of tho Wanganui District Committee, in deciding that Tie was guilty of a breach of the Kules of Racing and increasing the penalty of three months' suspension imposed upon him by fhe Marton Jockey Club to suspension for "six months, the judges, Sir Georgo Clifford, Sir "William ilerriee, and Mr P. Miller, naid they u-_ not feel justified in over-ruling the decision of the Wanganui District Committee, in view of tho unanimous finding of the Judicial Committee oi the iiaiton Club, who had every opportunity of coming to a correct conclusion on the fact* which occurred under their personal observation. The judges therefore dismissed tho appeal.

ALLEGED TUEF SWINDLE, (Received March 80th, 0.15 p.m.) LOJNDON, ilaich 23. George Hunt, Frederick Hun,t, his brother, and Georgo Walter Waiters, an ex-onginetr! have been committed for trial on charges of conspiring to defraud a professional "punter" of £SOO. [A message from London on January 23th said:—A warrant has Veen issued for the wrest of George Hunt, well known in cpcc illative circles in tho city, in connexion with what is likely to develop into a girjantio fraud trial. Several minor arrests have" been already effected in connexion v.-itil alleged swindling, by which large numbers or people v.'era lured to invest in a racing speculation on the inducement that every £IOO would

rotum them £S to £lO we«kly. It kM" serted that over throe millions sterling was subscribed from "U parte of the co "^'f y \, Barry Police Court on February 24th tho piosecutor said that when Georgo Hunt, in Juab, 19X9, issued a circular asking for money to work his racing "system, an avalanche of remittance poured in from. au parts of the country tit the tato of £2OOO dav. People sold their estates, ana portgaged properties in order to Some ceased work on the strength of tpe-r investments, Hunt offering £l7 a week for every £IOO invested. The interest payments were mad© for two** or three months, and then stopped. All classes of aociety wer« included in tho victims.] WIN FOE VISCOUNT LASCELLES. IBt Cabl« —P«G» Aieociation —Copyright.) LONDON, March 29. A filiv V>y Coriander —Eagle Nest, owned by Viscount Lascellta, won the Spring Two-year-old Stakes at the Iringfield meeting. eiccabton training notes. The fog was et> dens® in tho early morning yesterday that it was impossible to see what horses were da ™S- trial grass, _ which was open for fast work, waa slow in the 0-ir'v hours, but after breakfast it wae like lightning. Hacks put up gallops of the Gloaming class. Mr G. D. Greenwood's horees were galloped in'the thi:k of the fog. Deucalion, Kingbolt, Scrimmage, Tnermaib. Giantkiller, Purple Spur (who is eoie), Palestiina, and Wink were separately sprinted, over ehort courses. Clean Sweep went five furlongs With Lora Leslie in lmin fi 8-ssec. Foo Chow waa given steady pac« work ovor two circuits on the plough, and Fabrinado ran five furlong 3on tho grass easily m lmin 4 2-ssec. After flying two flights of hurdles in great stylo, Cerberus waa taken on to the grass, and he galloped seven furlongs in lmin 29 3-ssec, and did it easily. Kiimoon and Some Kid ran eeven furlong* together. They ran the last half-mile in 52 2-536 C, and did not look as if they wero out to make time

Limelight gave Contempt a good start over five furlongs, and finished with her. Sunny Loch Tan half a mile up tho back with Marine in SOsec. Conurua" and Wurtono wwe given a strong working gallop up tho back, and Pyjama, Cuirasse, and Douce Lad finished in lino, well clear of Sweetwater, who had started with them, at tho end of four furlongs run in the smart timo of 49 4-ssec. Honiform was not all out to run haif a mile in 62 S-ssec, a time that Likelihood ©quailed after having raced over two flights of hurdles. High Heelo showed how fast the track was by running a mile in lmin 43 1-Eseo. The fiwt half took 50 l-Snee. This mare recorded this fast time after playing up for nearly ten minutes, and refusing to start. This gallop shows how deceptive tho track was. TROTTING NOTES. Handicaps for tho Metropolitan T.C.'s Easter Meeting will be declared on Monday. Til© course proper at Addington was closed yesterday, owing to the recent rain. The training track was freely used, but the work done was not of an interesting nature. The ox-Sydney trainer, J. ICinley, has acquired- a suitable property at Spreydon, and in future will make Addington his headquarters. Ho was on the track yesterday with Lincoln Huon, First Fashion, and Pedro .''onto. Tho trio wore given useful exercise. They appear to be well forward, and ready to race. Mr G. W. "Watkias's pacer, Bigwood, recoxjtly died. The aged trotting mare, Maori Princoss, is now ail inmate of H. Gaekill's Btable. Tho Champion SteJces, one of the most important classic events of tho year, to be do. cided on the concluding day of the Metropolitan T.C.'s Easter Meeting, .has attracted a field of six well-bred three-year-olds. Each has been successful, but tho presonce of Betrayer, Great Hope) and Latona in the lace should add interest thereto.

J. Bryce'B two-year-old, Ahurlri, ia in steady work at Oakhampton Lodge, in view of contesting the Halswell Handicap on the concluding day at Addington.

350 SOVE, lira. st. lb 8 t. lb Battle Song .. 10 13 Halcyon 9 5 Royal Gift 10 11 W-amba 9 3 Erio 10 8 Pitch Dark .. 9 3 Alteration 10 2 Admiral Talbot 9 2 Sir Hosebery .. 10 2 Bairnsdale 9 0 Coalition 9 12 Rimutaka 9 0 Active 9 11 Oak Hose 9 0 "Maniahera 9 9 Bellrock 9 0 Grim Joke 9 8 W$r Loan 9 0 Hluo Hall 9 7 March On 9 0 HUTT HANDICAP, of 500 eovs. lm. Silver Peak .. 9 10 Bonny Heather 7 12 Songbird 9 8 Fulsome 7 12 Printemps 9 5 Probate 7 12 Sunny Loch .. 9 5 Bagdad 7 12 Mustari Pot .. 9 2 Whipping Boy 7 10 Grotesque 8 13 Halifax 7 10 Truthful 8 11 Vasilkov 7 9 Miss Mimio 8 11 Matatua, 7 8 Sunny Corner .. 8 7 Cold Steel 7 8 Income 8 5 Capping Day .. 7 7 Strategy 8 5 "Prince Martian 7 7 Cleasanta 8 5 Martian Mian 7 7 Blackmail 8 2 "Prince Hal 7 7 Ko3eday S 1 Bodyguard 7 7 Callaghan 8 1 • Scion 7 7 Princess Pat .. 7 13 Mockery 7 7 MURITAI HANDICAP, of 350 govs. lm. Danger Zono 9 2 Five-Eighths .. 7 8 Prince Hal .. 9 2 Yankee Dan .. 7 5 Spook 8 13 Patuki 7 4 Explorer 8 8 Pitch Dark .. 7 3 Angelo 8 7 Liqueur 7 2 Petunia 8 6 "Pink Rosa 7 2 Dissertation 8 5 To Kuri 7 0 Landbird 8 4 Lord Usk 6 7 Island 7 12 March On .. G 7 'Lady Nassau .. 7 11 PaHaka C 7 Kedlogue 7 10 Basso G ,7 All Cerise 7 9 Wheel G 7 Lord Desmond 7 8 AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 1000 eovs Hi. Winning Hit 9 0 Bitters 7 4 Murqueter 8 13 Pauanui 7 3 Gasbag 8 9 Martial D-awn 7 2 Insurrection 8 9 Quest 7 2 ltick OS a ii Strategy 8 8 Aakari 7 1 Molyneux 6 12 Trespass 3 4 Princess Pat G 12 Vagabond 8 3 income G 12 Fco Chow .. 8 3 Eaperanco ti U Radiant Light 8 2 Bagdad G 9 Anomaly 8 2 Matatua G 7 Sycora:; 8 0 Prince Martian 6 7 Sunny Loch .. Trutluul 7 12 Cold Steel 6 7 7 10 .Halifax e 7 Aureate 7 8 Patuki U 7 Kilgaiu: 7 7 Active 6 7 PACIFIC HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. Cf. King's Moorland 7 11 Tramps tor 9 9 Lucius 7 7 Bapino 9 9 1'inolli 7 7 Ares 9 9 The Dunce 7 2 Valerio 9 2 Zany 6 7 Mountain Lion 9 2 Waetea 6 7 Undo Ales 9 o Vogue 6 7 Iiillashandra 8 7 Deronlede G 7 The Emperor 8 5 Kilroe 6 7 Vivella . .. 8 1 The Linnet . .. C 7 Gold Light .. 8 1 ob'BURBAN HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. 6f. Silver Link .. 9 G Birkie 7 1 Rational 9 0 Backsheesh 7 1 Silver Peak .. 8 11 Fulsome 1 1 Songbird 8 9 Roseday 7 0 Absurdum 8 8 Tigrinia 7 0 Printemps 8 4 Passionless G 13 Anomaly 8 3 Danger Zone .. G ,11 Surveyor 8 3 Astinome G" 9 Mustard Pot .. 8 2 Whipping Boy 6 9 Radiant Light 8 !4 Trjboulot 6 7 Bon Spec 7 13 Capping Day 6 7 Grotesque* 7 11 Canyon 6 7 Still Sea 7 9 Martian Miss 6 7 Mireusonta 7 7 Mockery 6 7 Sunny Corner 7 G Royal Blood .. 6 7 Blackmail 7 4 St. Waipa U 7 BELMONT HANDICAP, of 350 eovs 6f. Mireusonto 10 0 lioset 7 2 Danger Zone .. 9 E> Pink Rose 7 2 Red Hind 8 11 Moonstruck 6 11 Rose of Athena 8 7 Megan 6 11 Petunia 8 6 St. Waipa G 9 Landbird 8 6 Conflict G 9 Island 8 4 Zero Horn 6 7 Warpath 8 1 Basso 6 7 AjI British .. Jl 13 Solace 6 7 Wrangle 7 13 Yellow Hammer 6 7 Merry Day 7 12 Mancheator 6 7 Jackaroo 7 11 Black Arrow .. 6 7 iady Nassau .. 7 11 Sagacity 6 7 All Ceriae 7 10 In the Pink G 7 Black Head .. 7 9 Lady Waimangu 6 7 Yankee Dan .. 7 9 Peep a' Day .. 6 7 Moutoa's Gift 7 4 Maropa 6 7 En Route 7 3 TRENTHAM GOLD COP, of 1000 SOTS. Wcight-for-ago. 2m. G-loaming 9 4 Kick OS 8 O Fco Chow 9 4 Pluto 8 0 Trespass 9 4 Winning Hit .. 8 0 Vagabond 9 4 Aureate 7 12 Amythas 9 4 Paleatrina. 7 12 Insurrection 9 0