SPORTING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18220, 3 November 1924, Page 12

SPORTING.

Acceptances for the miuor events ou the first day of the Canterbury Jockey Club's Metropolitan Meeting are due at S p.m. to-day, and at the same time final payments are due for the New Zealand Cup, Stewards' Handicap, Welcome Stakes, New Zealand DeTby, and Iscw Zealand Oaks. Acceptances for the Hamilton Racing Club's Annual Meeting close on Thursday. Hallmark, Agitato, Suggestion, and Eunnymede arrived at Ricearton yesterday. The two-year-old filly by Absurd from the New Zealand Cup winner Oratress was brought south by Saturday night's ferry steamer, and is now quartered at Ricearton- She is built for speed and should command a good figure when submitted at the bloodstock sales next week. Automne, who won the Welcome Stakes at Ellerslic, can now be accepted as a two-year-old quite above the average. When he won the Avondale Stakes a few weeks ago he had Hyde Park and Lady Cavendish behind him. and with Hyde Park not in the field for the Nursery Handicap on the second day of . the same meeting Automne again won with Lady Cavendish second. Lady Cavendish went on to win the Wellesley Stakes at Trentliam, and her form shows that her conqueror at the Northern fixture is particularly smart. This is borne out by the fact that Hyde Park again acted AS runner-up on Saturday. With Automne out of the way Hyde Park would probably be heralded as equal to the best seen out this season.

The winner of the Great Northern Guineas on Saturday, th Archiestown gelding Town Bank, vriia :i two-year-old that carne to hand late last 'season, Miid "with three successes ]in the autumn was noted by keen judges to be useful in good company this season. He had already started three times previously this season, in the last of which he won the Chatham Handicap at the Pakuranga Hunt Meeting. He beat a fairly good field, including Loyal Irish, Finelli and others over six furlongs, but had a big concession in weight. The heavy going on that occasion was another factor in his success, though he won comfortably at the linish.

Up to the end of October Solferino was a comfortable winner in the sires' list for the current season Avith £4931. He had 27 winners of 59 amounts, and Ivilbroney had 29 winners of 57 amounts, which totalled £3275. Hymettus, with four representatives, waa credited with money on eleven occasions for a total of £3090. Absurd followed with £3057, Lucullus £2625, Finland £2490, and Advance £2213. Stedfast, with Muskeioon as his sole representative, was credited . with £1450. Solferino's representatives in the New Zealand Cup are Limelight, Count Cavour, and Mantua. Paper Money has made a good start, as in the one month that his stock has been racing six of them have been in the money seven times for a total of £1045.

Royal Present, winner of the Mitchel-; eon Cup on Saturday, had not previously won a race since September 23rd, 1922, when he was successful in the Avondale Cup. Saturday's arrivals at Riccarton for the Canterbury Jockey Club's Metropolitan Meeting included lteremoana, Lady Cavendish, Halgina, The Banker, Avola, Bonogne, llonex, and Kalakaua. Y. E. Jones has been engaged to ride Limelight in the New Zealand Cup.

Gloaming apparently scored a comfortable win in the Afelbourne Stakes on Saturday. The race brought his winning record to abo\ v e the £40,000 mark. His remaining engagements at the.meeting are the Linlithgow Stakes, of 1500 sovs (one mile), on Thursday, and the C. B. Fisher Plate, of 1500 sors (one mile mid. a-half) on Saturday. The Melbourne Cup will be run tomorrow, and Spearfelt's easy win in the "Derby on Saturday will send Mm out at a -very short price in the big two-' mile handicap. Many good 1 judges who witnessed the race for the A.J.G. Derby at Bandwick are of the opinion that Spearfelt should bare beaten both Heroio and Nigger Minstrel in that raoe instead of being beaten by them by a narrow margin. He did not begin well in the Derby on Saturday, but he will need to get a position early in the Melbourne Cup to-morrow, for he will bd meeting a big field in which Lilypond, Stand By, and Xbcarak—all proved stayers—are engaged, and brilliant though Spearfelt undoubtedly is, he will no* he aWe to give much away to the three mentioned, in a truly run race.

A Preen Association felegram from Gisbome says that the second stage of the Poverty Bay Turf Club's Spring Meeting was postponed from Saturday till to-day on account of bad! weather.

The death of the steeplechaser Crib is Teported. At his best he was a useful horse over both hurdles and big country, but it was at the latter bran eh that he earned most distinction, his S'jctories including the Wellington Steeplechase, and the Lincoln Steeplechase at Bieearton.

The imported horse Night Raid, by Radium—Sentiment, has already had a good season. Among the mares that have visited him at Washdyke arc Marsa (the dam of Full Swing), Lady [Victoria (dam of Eoyal Star, Frisco Mail and others), Formless (dam or Tinihanga and Lava), Dribble, Bou[Bign (sister to Bou Spec and SpecialIform), Torquato (dam of Martial iDawn), ana Lady Chirm. 1 The death totfc place at Newmarket l'(England) recency, 0 f Mr Robert IBodrigo, who for nany years was at tthe head of a staff which supplied Newtm&rket gallops to various papers iu JBhgJand. At one period some owners -vfirho were inclined to be secretive as to Jttieir horses' private doings objected ko track work being, reported, and, relative to this> the Manchester "Sporting jOh^onicle ,, says: "At one time in his jctreer he -was at variance with the (Jockey Club over the question of public frights of way, and before the matter I was definitely settled he erected, in one ! of the top rooms of his house in Newf market, an observatory equipped with a long-range telescope. Through this it was possible to obtain a view of the horses at exercise on the Heath, and quite a number of notable personages in the racing world Baw the morning's work in this way.

Top Gallant, the four-year-old Swyn-ford-G»lante colt, has been bought in England for the Australian owner, Mr A. P. Wade. There is no doubt Mr Wade -would hare to pay a big price for this wril-performed horse, but a cable to an Australian exchange states that on English values Top Gallant was the cheapest horse sold during the season in England. He is credited in "Ruff's Guide" and "Bacing TJp-to-Date" with covering the ten furlongs of the Newmarket Three-year-old in two minutes, the course being a perfectly straight mile and a ■•'■■■ %£?*': J 3 ** ™ October Top Gallant *on at Newmarket with 9st lllb, at 21 v£*.° £ ****** was under offer to fe. Sav

At the recent sales at Doncaster a half-brother by Gay Crusader to Mr J. B. Reid's young stallion Archery, brought .3000 guineas. The Dunedin District Comjnittec will hear the lk>scday appeal case on Wednesday.

ACCIDENT AT ELLERSLIE. SPECTATOR ON RACE TRACK.

(PR«S3 ASSOCIATION TKLXGBAM.) AUCKLAND. November 2

Barometer's connexions had hard luck in the Mitcholson Cup, as the horse collided with a spectator ■when in a leading position. The spectator, H. Diver, of Onehmiga. was under the impression that the horses had already passed, and walked on to the course, resulting in ;i collision. 'Barometer was put out' of the race, while Diver was admitted to hospital with somewhat paiiil'ul injuries. LEADING SIRES.

The following table shows the twelve leading sires for the first three months of the present season, with the number of winning representatives of placemoney, the number of placing?, and the stake-money won: —

V.R.C.'S SPRING MEETING. G. YOUNG RIDES DERBY

WINNER

(BT CABLI-PRESS ASSOCIATION— COPTRIOBT) (AUSTRALIAN AND N. 7.. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) (Received November 2nd, 5.5 p.m.)

MELBOURNE, November 1

For the first day of the Victoria Racing Club's Spring Meeting the weather was fine after overnight rain. There was an enormous attendance, inc'.tidimj several New Zcalandcrs. The Governor-General, the State Governor, and the Governor of New South Wales were also present. Metellus led throughout in the Maiden Plate, and won easily. There was a, groat race in the Maribyrnong Plate. Manacre waa always prominent and won narrowly. The winner cost 210 guineas, and has had two wins «nd a. eecond in three starts. Gloaming was cheered with great enthusiasm on entering the course. The champion looked a winner below the distance, where he came on the outside. The first two furlongs took 27£s, the next two 24Js, and the succeeding two the same. The last mile was covered in lm 39is. Spearfelt registered the easiest w m ever witnessed in the V.R.C. Derby. His trainer, V. O'Neill, i 3 a Now Zealander, and he was ridden by G. Young, who also won the Melbourne Stakes on Gloaming. Spearfelt was loudly cheered. The Spearhead colt has 7 6 in the Melbourne Cup. There was a good race in the Cantata Stakes. The Night Patrol led over the last six fur'.ongs and won narrowly. Blackadder waa fifth. Results: —

MAIDEN PLATE, a sweepstakes of 5 bovb

each, with 500 sovs added; second 100, third 50. Special weights.- lm. C. B. Kellow's "b c Metellus by Valais— Averse 3yrs 8 .. .. F. Dempsey 1 J. Mills'e ch g Prince Florizel hy "Woorak

—Perdita 4yrs 8 6.. J. Baron's h g Prince Minimbah by

Prince Foote— Australian Flower oyrs 8 8 Nineteen started.

"Won -by three lengths; a neck between second and third. Time, lm 41is.

MARIBYRNONG PLATE, a sweepstakes of 25- sovs each, with 2000 sovs added; second 400, third 200. For two-year-olds. Colts 8 10, geldings 8 T, fillies 8 5; with

penalties. E. H. Clyde's b c Manacre by Arnanus— Berylacre 810 ... .. F. Dempsey 1 E. E. D. Clarke's br c Petunia by The

"Welkin—Celosia 8 10 ... 2 G. W. Yaughan's br f Siege by Lucknow—Antoinette 8 10 .. ..3 Thirteen started. "Won 'by » head: three lengths between, second and third. Time, lm 2Ls.. MELBOURNE STAKES, a sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, with 1500 sovs added; second 300, third 150. For three-year-olds and upwards. Weight-for-age. lim. G-. D. Greenwood's b g Gloaming by The Welkin—Light aged 9 G. Young 1 B. Chaffey'e b h Whittier by Woorak— Po'acca syrs 9 3 .. F. Dempsey 2 W. Marks's ch h Easingwold by Eaton Lad—Bahloo 6yrs 9 3 G. Harrison 3 Easingwold and Whittier led early, but Gloaming took charge in the straight, and won easily by three-quarters of a length, ■with two lengths between second and third. Time, 2m s|s. Gloaming had. a great reception. VICTORIA. DERBY, a sweepstakes of 30 sovs each, with 5000 sovs added; sec- ' ond 1000, third 500. For thiee-year-olds. Colts and geldings 8 10, filli.es 8 5. ljm. T. O'Neill and D. C. Kamesburgh's br c Spearfelt by Spearhead—Lady Cham- • pion 8 10 .. .. G. Young 1 J. M. Niall's br c Royal Charter by Comedy King—Polylogy 8 10 F. Dempsey 2 E. E. D. Clark's br f Versine by The "Welkin—Celosia 8 5 .. R. Lewis 3 Twelve started. Spearfelt' began none too well. Brimming was first away and led out of the straight from Sir Dighlock. Sir Dighlock had charge at the mile, then came Brimming and Artamus, with Spearfelt eighth and Royal Charter second last. Spearfelt improved his position at the six furlongs post. Spearfelt headed the pacemaker, Sir Dighlock, at the half mile, and drew away in the straight to win easily by six lengths. Royal Charter finished well. Versine was a fair* Ihird; then came Sir Dighlock, Brimming, Wycherly, Artamus, and Solidify, with King Victor last. Time, 2m 355. CAXTALA STAKES, a. handicap sweepstakes of 20 sovs each, with 2000 sovs added; second 400, third 200. lm. Earl of StradbrokVs ch h The Night Patrol by Stedfast—Dark Flight aged 9 6 .. .. R. Lewis 1 J. Truekett's br g Beoline by Duke of Melton—Linbee aged 7 6 .. .. " Mrs L. R. Buxton's b g Englefield by George Frederick—Advantage aged 9 5 3 Nine started. Won by a neck. Time, lm SSJs. The Hawk finished second, but weighed in 2Jlb short, and was disqualified. HOTHAM HANDICAP, » sweepstakes of 5 sovs each, with 500 sov« added; eeoond 100, third 50. lim. T. s?oy's ch g Lilypond" "bv Lilyveil— CooUn Dhu 4yrs 8 11 F. Dempeoy 1 E. L. Joims's br f Gungocl bv Lanius— Mancheite 4yrs 7 5.. " .. ..3 S. Greene's b h Our Prince by Bachelor's Double—Painted Lady 8 4 .. t Baiilien, Clark, and Hughes'* b h Backwood by Bachelor's Double—Lady of Grace 6yr« 8 6 .. ~ .. + Twenty-one started. "Won by a length and a half; a length between second and third.

Q.T.C. DERBY. (»T CABLE—FBSSS ASSOCIXTIOIT—COPTBIO*T) (AL-STEALUW AKD K.Z. CABLE ASSOCIAHOH.) (Received November 2nd, 5.5 p.m.) BRISBANE, November L Following* is the reanlt of the DERBY STAKES, Jx sweepstakes of 10 sovs each with 2000 sovs added; second 350, third 150. Breeder of winner 200. For three-year-olds. Colts and gelding* 8 10, fillies 8 5. lim. C. C. McGrotrdie'a b g Serelot, by Senmond—Lotchen .. .. .. 1 S. Flynn and E. J. Ekston's ch g Chippa Shoon by Chipilly—Two Shoes .. 2 I. Kennedy's b c Memcroft by Polycroft —Memji .. .. ..3 Fourteen started. Von hi- a, length. Time, 2m 375.

AUCKLAND R.C.'S SPRING MEETING.

(SPECIAL TO ''THE ritZSS.") AUCKLAND. November I. The Auckland Racing Club's Spring Meeting was opened to-d.iy in fine weather, though slight showers fell towards the end of the afternoon. The course vroa in good order. but rathr-r dead. There was a large attendance, including Lord and Lady Jellicoe. The totalisaior hat died i'Bl .7'', > ;K----comparcd with i'Va.CiM ? s on the iinU uay of tho last -Spring Meet:iig. Results:

TKIAL HURDLES, of 4<y> sov.* : l;m----6 Narrow Neck 9 R. Nixon i: -i Curearorm 'J 2; .1 Cherry Ripe 9 iC t;. 5 Tuki JO 2: -J Cool Stimulants :) 1:1: 9 Hushman 3.: .. Rippling 9: VI F-snlanade 9: !l Cold Plane »■ 10 Jt:3l Quietiv 9:11 Opa'.oid 9; 17 I'mniaik 9: C Kin? Amans 9: M Larrikin 9: 10 Transformer 9: 13 V.'clcomo Ram 9: . Poteen 9 also started. Narrow Nrcx »'" prominent throughout, and led into t f straight- from Cherry Ripe .end Cureaforu;. and in a sood finish won by two lengths; length second and third. Time, lm -Is O-.is. GREAT NORTHERN GUINEAS, of 1.101 sovs: second 230, third l->'>. For three-year-olds. Colts and geldings 8 If, nines S3, lm. 1. E. R. Baddelcy's br g Town Bank by Archiestov.n—Lilybank S 10 H. Go.dnnch 1 i; 0 M Curne's b f Motiev bv AbsurdPennon 8 5 ■ • D. Watt-s 2 1 \ K. William- - * br f Tuahine by Lu-i-uilus—Persia So. - ■ K. Uced :i 1J Dav Guard S 1": 7 Sandstar 8 10; 9 Shuteve S 10; -i Master Doon 8 10: 11 Mount Malta 8 10: 8 Son o' Mine 8 10; 3 TViadees 8 10: ."> Diamond Moon 8 10; 11 Lady Re.wa S K-; 10 Robunte SlO also started. , , , . Mount Marta piloted the he id in the earlv Ma-ea, but in the straight J own Ban-c drew out to win bv tlirec-qtiarters of a length from Mot-lev, the latter the same distance in front of Tuahine. Time, lm -it's. "WELCOME STAKES, of 10C0 sovs: second ■■>oo 'third 100. breeder of winner 101'. For two-year-olds. Colts and geldings 8 -i, iillies 8. oi. 1 D .1 Bum's b c Autonine by Autumn -1-Kapviki's 5 ■- -J- Barry 1 •i. A. N. Gibbons's b c Hyde Park, by

Mi'rble Arch—Sawdust S 5 ]■*. A. Keeping 2 3 G AI. Carrie's hr c The Thorn inAbsurd—Rose f.fur.on S 5 D. Watts 3 9 Bizarre 8 5 and Romantic So coupled; 7 Gold Aci- So: S Master Mind 85; 1-2 Menv Damon 85; (J Oration 85; H Luxurious ts 5; -2 Circulation S: 5 Judges Box 8; 10 Wenday 8 also started. Autumnc led throughout with The Thorn and llvde Park handv. Automne won by a length.' llvde Park half a length ahead of The Thorn. Time, Ira '? 4-ss. HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, of 40'J sovs; about 2Jm— 4 Roller 9 A. McDonald I: 3 La'clv Bruce 9 13 2; 1 Glentui U 1 3. 2 Brown Heath 10 12; 6 Capstar » 11; R Stonewall !)• 7 Gambler's Gold !): 5 Curve 9 a'so started. Gambler's Gold was the early leader Capstar went to the front at the back bill fell leaving Roller in charge. The latter went on to win by five lengths, Lady Bruce six lengths ahead of Glentui. Time, 5m 10s.

SHORTS HANDICAP, of GOO sovs; Gf—--5 Dan Quin TW. H. Jones 1: 1 Royal BiooJ 9 12 2; 3 Lucius 7 8 3. G Rational 9 7; 2 Pavo'f) 1 and Charlady 7 coupled: 8 Alfort 9: 4 Finelli 8 4; 9 Broadwood 7 9; 11 Jolly Princess 7 1; 10 King Cheops 7 1:7 Pouma 6 9- l-i Niblick G 7 also Finelli led till ' entering the straight where Dan Quin took charge, and in a good finish won by-three-quarters of a length, with Lucius _ a neck behind Royal Blood. Time, lm 14 2-os. MITCHELSON CUP, of 2000 sovs; second 400, third 200. IJm. 10. W. J. "Wilson's b g Royal Present by Berairoon— Royal Pet 6yrs 8 A. McCormac 1 8 J D Brophy's b h Illumination aged 7 1;;' .. • • .. J. Barry 2 6 W. Scholium's ch h Ruapapa syf* 7 4 R. Reed 3

2 Loughrea. 9 12; 1 Te Kara 8 12;3 Boomerday 81; 4 Stork 7 12; 9 Landslide 7 7- 12 Bright Day 7 7; 13 Gold Jacket i 3: 11 Far North 67: 5 Barometer- €7; 14 Right and Left 67; 7 Star Ranger 6 7 also started. , , Royal Present led the field past the stand with Landslide, Bright Day, and Barometer handv. Turning into the straight Barometer ran -to the front with Royal Present and Illumination handy. At the distance, Barometer still led but collided with a man •who walked out from the rails. The gelding was knocked hack. In, a great finish, between Royal Present and Illumination, the former won by a head, the third horso one and a half lengths away. Time, 2m SBs.

GORDON HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; sec-| ond 70 third 30. 6f —13 Gold Fern 7 13 D. Beer 1; 0 Gauntlet 7 0 2; 9 General Prydc 813 1 Exactly 9; 2 Prince Ronnie 81; 13 Penitentiary 8 2; 8 Drolatique 7 11; 3 Best Boy 7 7; 7 Tall Timber 77; 18 Waltzer 7 G; 21 King Pot 7 6: 17 Makora 7 6; 12 Royal Form 7 6; 11 Marble Town 7 6 and Turn 7 6 coupled; 4 Quineoma 7 6 and Scat 7 6 coupled; 20 Cohesion 7 6 and Edifice coupled; Radiate 7 6; 23 Weka 7 6; 19 Scot Free 76; 22 Too Late 76: 36 Electrode 7 6 and Snow Smock 7 6 coupled; 24 Marble Boy 76; It Frowning Beauty 7 6 and Greetings 7 6 coupled; 23 Kendal 7 6; 10 Lord Thurnham 7 6 and Orchus 7 6 coupled; 5 Ballymoy 11. 7 6 and Kiki 7 6 coupled also started. Princess Ronnie and Gauntlet led to the straight but in a good finish, Gold Fern drew out to win by a neck, the third horse a head away. Time, lm 16 2-ss. FLYING HANDICAP, of 600 sovs; 7f—--10 Quinette 6 7 E.-Tuohy 1; 20 Thunderclap 67 2; 7 Ladv Ridicule 73 3. 15 Loyal Irish 8 10; 2 "Miss Egypt 8 6; 9 Irapxika, 7 12; 1 Raceful 7 11; 6 Yonia 7 11; 4 Polonett 7 9; 8 Joy Ride 7 7; 12 Pretty Man 77; 14 Regent 74; 13 Smoqe Concert 7 3; 3 Naruutere G 13: 5 The Lamb 7 1; 11 Gala Day 67; 18 Tactician 67; 17 Emerald Hill 6 7; 16 King Smock 6 7 and 19 Smoke 6 7 also started. Smoke and Quinette soon ran to the front and led throughout. The former won by three lengths, the third horse a neck away. Tinm, lm 30s. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. NORMANBY PLATE, of 400 sovs. Special weights. lm. Kamehameha 8 9 R-adwte ..8 0 Lapidary .. 8 9 Sandstar .. 8 0 Passionate 8 9 Diamond Moon 7 9 Rosinante -.8 9 Exactly ..7 9 Tresitlian ..8 9 Jubilance .. 7 9 Cureaforni „ 8 4 Ring the Bell Whetunui ..8 4 (imp.) ..7 7 Gauntlet ..8 0 MANUKAL* HURDLES, of GOO sovs. lim. Landbird .. 11 7 Mia Bella ..9 9 Passin' Through 11 0 Narrowneck .. 9 8 King Abbey .. U 0 Hushman .. 9 0 Miss Mclva .. 10 11 Opaloid .. 9 0 "Waikaretu .. 10 9 Just Quietly .. 9 0 Pine Arch ..10 1 EPSOM HANDICAP, of 600 sovs. Gf. Alfort .. 811 Broad wood .. 7 4 Pav© .. 811 Master Doon 7 3 Finelli .. 8 3 Tuahine .. 7 1 Town Bank .. 713 Jolly Princess 610 Misa F.gvpt .- 713 Jolly Gay .. G 9 Din Quin .. 711 Regent .. 6 9 Lucius »« 7 8 Naurutere .. 6 8 Motlev ..7 8 Pouma ... 6 7 Quinette ..7 7 Gold Fern ..6 7 "KING EDWARD MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. ljm. To Kara ..9 0 Far North ..7 3 Roynl Present 811 Gold Jacket ..7 1 Ruapapa. ..8 9 Irapuka .. 6 13 Illumination .. 8 8 Mount Marta 610 Loval Irish ..6 6 Star Ranger ..6 7 Stork .. 7 13 Son o' Mino -.6 7 Bright Day .. 710 Polonett ..6 7 ONEHUNGA STEEPLES, of 600 sovs. About 3m. Passin'Through 11 2 Tuki .. 9 S Royal Abbey 11 2 Never Despair 9 2 Glenotus .. 10 7 Esplanade ..9 2 Mary Bruce .. 10 3 Lady Bruce .. 9 0 Dick .. 9 13 Roller ..9 0 Te Maire 8 Totara Jack .... 9 0 Peter A mans .. 9 3 MUSKET STAKES, of 550 eovs. For two-year-olds, of. Hyd© Park ..8 8 Day Bell ». 7 5 Tlbe Thorn ..8 5 Cherry Girl ..7 5 Romantic ... 7 10 Carie .. 7 5 King's Speech 710 Lomint _ 7 5 Gold Mint .. 7 10 Judge's Box _ 7 5 Le Chaucer .. 710 Air Queen _ 7 2 Merry Damon 7 7 Wenday _ 7 2 Oration .. 7 S HOBSON HANDICAP, of 400 eovs. 7f. The Lamb .. 9 0 General Prydo 7 0 . Archibald +- 812 Drolatique ...7 0 Spoony 5 Best Boy ~.. 7 0 Tactician _ 7 13 Cohesion ..7 0 Shuteye „.. 7 13 Electrode -.7 0 Urall* M 7 13 Frowning D*se,rt Glow b « 711 Beauty 7 0 Sleepy Sol *- 7 G Guianform ..7 0 Roburite .. 7 5 Jubilance ,_ 7 0 Exactly .« 7 5 Kendal _ 7 0 Oawnpore ». 7 5 Lucky Lu ». 7 0 Passionate .. 7 3 Makora, ~. 7 0 King Smock 7 1 Tall Timber .. 7 0 Winkie's Wheel 7 0 Turn «. 7 0 Prinoess Ronnie 7 0 LIVERPOOL WELTER HANDICAP, of 600 eovs. lm. Zircon .... 9 6 Smoke Concert 713 Miss Egypt „« 9 4 Golden GLwss 711 Town Bank .. 813 Gala Day .. 710 Raceful n 8 13 Dorind* - ..77 Gold Jacket 812 Charlady ~ 77 Yoma .. 811 Lady Rewa ..77 Lady Ridicule 8 8 Right and Left 7 7 Joy Ride ..8 7 Smoke .. 77 Thundercbu) ..8 2 Marble GI&S3 , r 7 7 L Petei Maxwell Si

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