SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18372, 4 May 1925, Page 12

SPORTING.

On account of the date of nominations for the Dunediri Jockey Club's •"Winter Meeting clashing with the Timoru races, the date for the closiug ,of entries has been 'extended till noon to-day.

Nominations for the Egmont .Racing Club's "Winter Meeting, and acceptances for the Whangarei Racius Club's Autumn Meeting close to-day.

Nominations for the Oamaru T.C.'s Autumn Meeting close to-day at 8 p.m.

Acceptances for the Ambcrley Racing Club's Annual Meeting close with the secretary at. Rangiora at 8 p.m. ou Wednesday.

Kilfane bled very badly during the running of the Timaru Cup, and ho may be out of commission for some time.

G. Young met with a slight accidont some days ago, and was not present at tho South Canterbury Meeting on Friday and Saturday. Bononiel's new owner is Mr H. Dampier Crossley, and tho Boniform gelding has gone into R. Longley's stable at t.Riccarton. , | Rich Prize went wrong slightly on stho eve of the South Canterbury Jockey !,Club's Meeting last.week, and did not his engagements. \ A special horse train will leave for j'Bunedin to-morrow at 7.51 a.m. with f horses engaged at the Porbury Tark jjT.CVs Winter Meeting. \ R. C. Keeper with winners of three 'races' was the most successful trainee •at the South Canterbury Jockey Club's °i Autumn Meeting. No other trainer ' tiri-fied out more than one winner. Tho injuries received by J. R. Kaan when Charlatan fell with him at "Washdyke On Friday are not serious. They j consist of torn muscles in his back-and will cause him to remain in Timaru for about.a, week. Followers of C. Emerson had a good >, innings at Timaru, for this popular ■;■ horseman rode tw6 winners on the first .' day and. -four on the second. Strange s to say, though all of Emerson's mounts \ backed, not one of them was | first' faiVourite. j if Ellis with- two winning rides, | j; Mas the only horseman apart from Em•'..erspii pilot more than one winner. Those who also added to their total _were A- G, Campbell, J. W. Jennings, F. E. Jones, D. Cotton, O. Eastwood, R. Morris, T. Metcalf, and P. Keene. In connexion with the Amberley Racing Club's Annual Meeting, to be held oil Saturday next, a special horse train will le'ave Soekburn for Greney'a roadat 7.25 a.m., returning at 6.5 p.m. A special passenger train will leave Christchurch at 9.20 a.m. • ...A message from Sydney says that af fear seeing hini run second last in the JJenman Stakes »t the City Taitersall's Mating pn Saturday, the owner of Baauford stated that the horse had run Jtia.last race, and he intended to retire him from-ihe Torf. Tho es-New Zealander, G. Price, who trains Windbag, Stony, and others, hue} his best meeting to date at Rand.wiuk, and altogether horses turned out by him for the big Autumn fixture } netted £7736; Price is an easy first bn the winnitfg trainers' list in Sydney f for* the: current season. ! f,.Tho acceptances for the Forbury PaTk ' T.C.'s-"Winter Meeting are very sati isfactoty,. Amongst the horses engaig'ed >; Delavan Quest, Jaek Potts,; Vilo, AVhispering, Willie, Linden, Peter' siiSi-fo&Msl&te*--3japlaftd,'v Kean Jobs, cI Aberfeldy, on© of the dead-heaters in Handicap at Te Rapa on 'Thursday, is a two-year-old with great rtstiaytag' posssibilities. He was nearly last at the turn, but swept down the in great style. He is a longstriding gelding, and one that.; shonlu ho seen at his host only on big and; cpurses. I Twiterfield is now in A. E. Wotmald'a*' Riocartos, and that trainer -iTitlbstfcsmpt in the near future to im„BrpVe tße "2bffity ,T over hurdles. He will be . schooled by T. O'Connor, who by get-' ting Blue Streak" round safely at Timaruftm showed that he is madmTthe atoff to school a rougjßt Ther'South Canferbnry Jockey CluV« course at Washdyke has beea widened ■ps*tihk starting poets for five, six, and «aaMpTurlong races sine© ihe last meet* wdtßgHasre in November. At th* five forjl<pi barrier the trvk U now 87ft wid«j Itftfiawtrng: twenty-two hones. At th» sis furlottgs post, the width h- 81ft <& roonufor twenij hoircs, and at itho fudDDga Bi& for iwentj-ono starters. Gold "Biipa;, wljs won ibw* races wK Timaru last week, is a brother to tbia jwtwo-yew-old bottn being by . from the 3U*eWp~Teinb» %yfeNad*. Geld Brick won better <« t«Kßecaed day than en the first, ami M J«©ly to. go <tn winning in batter coiw'gKfeaiiy BWt? season, Most of Temba'a NKSfeSyi'*!' 9 * I "« B fißiw. and being ft MrtVwjMred *w* by &jpjf«M*jffssffiao Beasty, by Desmond from Mara, granddaughter of Springfield, ft qqite poseiWo that, she will eatabjtph.« saojobsM Jine in tbe Domimoßu to tiie meeting at Timanx /'on Friday and Saturday were treated wonderfnUy intereetiug racing. TOn- tho second d«7 tb» state «f th© Araok to Borne extent affected tho form, but. with ft good track for tho opening wy tbe Tario.ua results showed th© haaMr J. E. Henrys, at his beat, > #«t race during the day was won a bigger margin than half a length. .one race the margin between tho tea returning; dividends was only ft t and in tho oiher four necks only 'ated <thas« disputing the honours TOfiWSJbj. ikaia, who finished second to !.in the May Stakes at Timaru on ay, showed fair form. The field at a strong one, but "Waikaia finished strongweond place, giving promise of \ useful 'stake-earner next ees> e ia a brother to The Bolter, a who woja a race or two on the Marlborough circuit last Beason, has been returned a winner m season.. Both are by Solim ihe "Wallace—Faraway mare brilliant mate over short in her day. Buckwheat—git. Regiti gelding ia, was very nnrnly at the barrier ■ihe field hned tip for the Temuka Handicap at the South CantorMeeting on Saturday, and used els freely on those nearest hitn. lope was kicked badly on the and failed to begin with thef . When the starter, Mr P. D. i, tried to take hold of Olympia'a to tarn him the right way on be jefl him and inflicted injuries to oand that required medical atton\q Avondale Jockey Club had a remoe,ting financially, so far as its /fixture was concerned (says an exIgc), The meeting'was marred only the' decidedly Busincious happenings aro,or.three races, and, although the rards had a lengthy meeting to conir whether they shonld take-action, was decided that not enough evifce on facts < could be bhtataed to te a' case. Tit is pleasing to >w, howev<r>llifat.the, bush-ranging 4g%are'-at JaW-nnder anspioien; They > doing a-Rood'deal of harm to racing, H than is generally imagined.

SOUTH CANTERBURY J.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. Th* South Canterbury Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was concluded on Saturday in fine, but co'.d -weather. Heavy fiin overnight and dhowevs in the morning kept many away from the course, and there was only a fair attendance. The track was. heavy. The totalisator investments for the dny were £16,819 10e, as compared with £■20,003 on the corresponding day last year, making a total tor ino Meeting of. tJ3,O-27 ICs, a, decrease of £2740 en the figures for tho last Autumn Meeting, Results:— COLERIDGE HURDLE 3 H4XDICAJ?, 0 ; 150 tovs; second 3">, third J5. ljin. i.x. 11. i'iercea br g Pii'fUA'lA.by . Absurd—Bronze aged 9 11 A. L Ellis 1 7. Smith and Burns b g Calibration| aged 9 car. 96i . - W. Robinson j23 R. Grcenslade'a br g Red Kns3 oyra 1 j0 8 •• •• P- J °hr.oou ■ 3 4 Captain Sarto 11 13 A. reart; 5 Royal Stair 1U C B. Shaw; 0 Lord Afhicu, .10 ;•> iA. G. Camribell: G Paddy's Hope 9 W. Pateraon sis? started. Paddy's ' ifcpe was ;elt taanyVcngths, and Petunia look up ;ho ruufiirij; only t-a be joined by Culibration :'.t the first hurdle. Passing the stands Petunia, Calibration, and Lord Ashlea hcadad the field, but going, along the back Lord Ashlea dropped out and Royal Star, Red Kriss, Captain Sarto, and Paddy's Hope wns the order behind the leaders- Petunia remained in front and ridden out won by 11 length from Calibration with Bed Kriss about six lengths away third. Boys! Star was fourth. Time, 2m. 61 3-Ss. Winner bred by G. M. Carrie end trained by T. H. Gillett. MAY STAKES, o£ 130 sovs; second CO, third 10. , For two-year-olds and upwards that-have rot won a flat race exceeding 75 sovs in value at time of elarting. Soecial weights.- sf. 3. H. A. Hhind's b g VOCTE by The Welkin—Anda!u3ile iyrs 8 13 ' ' It. Morris 1 5. P. Delargey's b g Waikaia 3yr<t 8 13 C. Sinclair 2 1. T. W. Taylor's b g Soltce 4yrs-.8'13 '- - J. Beale 3

13 Bon Hope 8 13 "W. Pater3on; 14 •Bor-nywood 8 13 F. Woods; 12 Fairy Tidings 8 13 T. lletcalf; 6 Floramyo 8 13 F. Voigrht: i Hidden Mystery 8 13 F. Lloyd; 8 Olyrnpia- 8 13, J. Cotter; 7 Pleasant "Rose 8 13 E. Shaw; 15 Rpgiine- 8 13 I. Tilson: 10 Solfello 8 13 D. Cotton; U Strongbird 8 13 D. O'Connor; 2 Passing Hour 8 8 C. Eastwood; 9 Voiant 8 8 H. Young also started. Vouto began -well and was soon in front witb Soltoe at his quarters and Bounywood heading the others. Waikaia put in an appearance turniris for home, but in a hard fought finish Voute went away again tho last hundred yards to win from WaiItaia by nearlv a. length, with Soltoe two lengths away third and Fairy Tidings next. Time, lm 4 4-ss. "Winner bred in Australia »nd trained by A. E. Wormald.

PAEEOEA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; sec ond 25, third 10. 6f. 3. F. Nelligan's b g CLOXTARF by ' . Maikhopc—Oratava €yrs .7 T. Metcalf 1 A. P. Delargey's b g Tho Har? syrs 7 car. 6 11 .. .. D. O'Connor 2 1. W. H. Ward's b g Los Ambus 4yrs 8 9 C. Emerson 3 2 Dancing Days 7 11 car. 7 8 C. Eastwood also started.

Dancing Days gave trouble at the barrier and when tho field went off Clontarf was quickly in front. The leader held his position throughout and won comfortably by two and a half lengths. The Harp beat Los Ambus lay four lengths for third money, with Dancing Days close tip. Time, lm 15 1-Ss. "Winner trained by J. Thistleton.

AUTUMN HANDICAP, of SCO bow; second 35, third 15. Im. 2. J. M. Samson's blk g MOUNTAIN LIQN by Mountain Knight—Fairy ' Gold syrs 8 13 .. C. Emerson 1 S. D. Kilkelly's b e Warhaven syrs 710 T. Metcalf a 9". Hon. Mrs' Tahu Rhodea's b f Gay ' Juliet 4yra 8 9 .. 'D. Cotton 3 1 BaTenna 8 8 J. Beale: 4 Happy Daya 8 7 "F. Voight »1*» started. • Ravenna and Gay Juliet began quickly, while Happy Days lost about two lengths. "With a furlong gone W>rhaY«n ' displaced Gay Juliet and with itavenna raced in tho lead to tRo turn with Mountain Lion List, Gay Juliet ran up to tho leaders before the straight was reached and Mountain Lion improved his position quickly. Once in line/for home Mountain Lion went on to win easily- T>y. three lengths from Warhaven with Gay Juliet <jnly tj>,head further away third. Happy Daya was fourth and Ravenna last. Timei lm 46 l-ss. Winner bred'hy Exets. of W. J. Douglas.

BBAOONSipEMJ HACK WELTHR HANV DICAP, of 140 aova; aecond 20, third 10. 7f, 2. E.M..Alleys br f COCH-Y-BONDHU . by Solferirio—Nithaevo 3yrs 8 5 i C. Emerson 1 i. 2?. Sampier Crcasley's ch g Ophir Syrt 8 1 car. 7 12' „ . C. .Eastwood 2 1. W. Baxter's b f Kilria 4yis 812 :"

•R.' Morris S . "li? Godsaitep 9 6 H. Young;: BAAU Gold 9.J. W. Jennjpgs; 7 Obligio 8,8 J. Beale; 3 : Ferine fr 6 D." Cotto^; 5 Shandre 8 ca>. It li'B.<O'Connor; 12,1 ie Foifi.7 13 car. 7 8J R. Coyeny; 9 Prompter 7 8 car. 7 S W. Brown; ip Solway 7 7 car. 7 1 A, Didhain; 6 'Wialrie'fl Rehel 7 7 T. Metcalf also started. Kilris, Prompter, and L» Fort comprised the leading division with, a hundred yards oavared, Obugifl being the most promineni of the others. Shajjdre, Ophir, and Solway: moved np fast at the bend and the lai4 named led into the straight from Ophir, Kilria, OhUgio, and Coeh-y-Bondhu. In ths ran home Ciah-y-Bondhu/ won , easily hy 'three) 'lengths* hut 'in a,- gr«at finish tax: second money Ophir only heat .'lKlris »7 $ nosey -with. Oblifrio half, a head away fourth* S«l«»y, Winkie,'s Rehel, and Fenno *or<i. clot* up. Time, lm ai«. Winner bred by R, C. Giuiea, and trained by R, C. Keeper. \ WAI-ITI STBEPL33CHIISE HANDICAP, of 200 sov»; secoad 40, third 20. About ■ 3m.S.J. Malone'a h g by Birkenhe.ad—Eaa aged 9 4 .. P. Keene. 1 H, J» Mw Samaon'a ch Kipling aged 10 9 F. Johnson, 9 1. C[. T?« Smith.'* ,eh g Golden Prinea' ! aged 9 8 •.«•' .. E. Shaw 3 3 Whipcord 11 fl W. Sefibie; 4 Mettle Drift 9 12 Mr J. Luigford; S Rhoboro 9 3 "S. G. Cajtrebell; 8 Greenstone 9 A. G. Peart; G Blwa Streak 9 car. 9 1 D. O'Connor, alao started. Blue Streak tooi ii» the running from Aurore, Golden Prince, and Kipling.' Whipcord ran <tf£' *t the fqurth fence, and passing the stands the order was Golden Prince, Anroro, Kipling, Blue Streak. Greenstone; Mettle Dnlt, and Rhoboro, the laet named tailing off. Aurora ran up to the leader along the hack and' outjumping him at tho six furlongs post took charge to win easily by eight lengths. In a good race for «ec r ond money Kipling got un to beat Golden Prince by a length. Mettle Drift was fourth and Blue Streak next. Time, 4m 13 2-ss, "Winner bred by J. D. Ormond and trained by owner.

TEMUKA HACK HA.NDICAP, of I*o sovs; second 20, third 10. 6f, 2.W. H. Ward's b g GOLD BRICK by 3yrs 8 1 C Emerson 1 7. A- G. Hill's h g Olympia, 4yrs 7 car. 6 11 .. .. A. Didbam S 8.. H." T. Smittya ch g Fairy Herald Syrs 7 5 oar. 7«i .. .. F.. Lloyd 3 1 Lord Leslie S 9 H, Young; 5 MewvtaiA Rose 8 1 «ar. 8 6i F. Voight; 3 Some Afcbey 7 11 car. 7 81 C, Eaetwood; 6 Rockfellow 7 10 T. Metcalf; 4 Soltoe 7 10 K. iloore; 10 Bon Hope 7 W. Brown; 9 StrongBitd 7 car. 7 2£ D. O'Connor also started,. Strongbird began well and was closely attended h'y Gold Briok, SoHoe, and Lord Loslie. Coming round the bend Mountain Rose, Fairy Herald,, and Olympia closed up. and there was little between them. Gold Briek was tie sotual leader when tha straight was entered, and staving on well, won by two lengths from Olympia. who was a length in front -of Fairy Herald, with Soltoe fourth and Mountain Rose nest. Time, lib, I<| l-ss. Winner bred by J. F. Reid and trained by R. C. Keeper. SEADOWN WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; aecond 26, third 10. 7f. 3. Theo. Ruasell's b g SUN UP by Sunny Laker-All Red-Winter Rose

mare 3?rs 9 7 C. Emerson 1 3. W. S. Lloyd's b g KiFbaTry aged 8 7 H. Young 8 5. D. Weatenra'a b m Quality Syra 7 10 car. 8 8} .. J. Bealo S

4 Happy Day* 10 F. Voight; 1 Enaia 8 7 oar. d 4 A. Didham; 9 Uleahorg 8 & H.' Donovan; 6 Prince charleroi 7 12 car. T' 13i J. W. Jennings; 7 Hnrdy Gurdy 7 7 car. 7 4 C. Eastwood; 8 Bella Lata 7 7 car. " 4 D. O'Connor also started. H»ppy I>»y» and Quality garo tronblo at tho etart and «ve,atually Happy Days was left, while Enaro and Kilbany ahio lost ground. Uleaborg, Bella L*k», snd Hurdy Gilrdy piloted the field for two furlongs, when Bella Lake dropped back and Sim Up, Quality and Kilbarry ran up to tho leaders. Sun Up led into the straight and went on to win by three lengths, a similar distance, separating second and third. Bella Lake was fourth and Enar* next. Tims* lm SSfl. Winner trained by J. Ross. Notas on tho Kadflf . Paddy's Hope again gave trouble whan the field lined no for the Coleridge Httrdles, from which Grim Joke was the only withdrawal. Paddy's Hope screwed round ae the barrier went np and was hopelessly left.

The heavy going evidonty »nade a big difference in the form of several of the runners, and after going two furlongs the first day's wmncr, Lord Ashlea, dropped out of the running, to finish a bad last. On the other hand Calibration, who, after being with the pidcrs.for a w hil<> on the opening day, lost his position, on this occasion was always well "P- Royal Star jumped better than on the met. day, but, did not aepcar to like the business. Rod Kriss, like Royal Star, d."d n <>t put much .. heart into his wori, and though finishing third, will need to have a 1-t in his favour if he is to boat a f>ld of fair-horses. Captain Sarto was in the picture- at one stage, ar:l will be a 500-d proposition after another race or two.

With Gold Brick and Some Abbey r.ot in the May -Stakes, foltoe, who had . finished third to them en the first day. was backed as the best, cf pood things, with Passing Hour tie only oiher rumor serious'y considered. Tlie" start appeared to bo a straggling one, but this was due io the many preen runners in the P«\d jumping cut in different direction*. Voutv>, frcm an -nutside position, was ridden the fvor.t. but in doing so he came arrows his 'if!-.', a'.id intcrfercd'with Snltce and T'aisin:- Hoar, tin hitter losing to much sr-ound t*-• ft .she finished third to !aet. Vmitr and Snlt;e headed the fieW turning tor hojr.c, the former winning all cut from WaiVuia. who came from wcil bar';. The hitter i s evidently usefi'l, end with Fjrt>ci;--,:.-.-o will win a race or two before weisrht stops him. t'Uion?bird. Hidden Mystery, s.»id Hor.nywood showed sp?el for r, • '»* furlongs, but nore of them is much sqo'j. Tho field, taken all throndi, va* a R. Morris, the r-dr.r n." Yoni-o, waa-.fined .M ■for crossing his fiekl. His mount is a big, heavy-headed horsi?, mid thouaili the punishment on tho fac>> of it seenied warranted, 'all tho blame was not attachable ;to the horse's rider. -The withdrawal or Gay Juliet, Sun Up, and Ayrburn. left only {our runners for tbe Parcor'a Ha-ndicap. Los Ambus was made favourite- in a good betting rare, but; ho could not handle tbe going, siul after, be-' ginning fairlv well, rcas soon some lengths from tho leader, Clontarf. Los Amfnii made an. effort turning for . home, but sprs.w'ed badly, and in doing so interfered with Ths Harp. The latter could not have beaten the winner, and none of thos© behind Clontarf were ridden right out over, the last hundred .yards. Different tactics were ado-ote.l with Mountain Lion in the Autumn handicap, and instead of taking'him to'tM front, r.rnsrson allowed tbe. Mountain Krii<iht pelding to drop in behind his field at the end-of a furlong. The plan worked ' well, and when asked ho came round his field and won ei3ily. Atavhaven stayed on better than Gay Juliet, but both were tired horses at the finish;, and cvin more so were Ravenna and Happy Days. Ravenna stopping to a walk in the last furlong.

The Beaeonsfielrl Hack 'Welter was a good hotting race, and Kilris Wound up a j.ood favourite, with Coch-y-Bonahw, Forino. Ophir, and Shandre a!sa well backed. Alt fivo gave their supporters a good riin, but the favourite had to go down to the improving. Cooh-y-Bondhu and Ophir, who appreciated the heavy going. Kilris, on the inside, did not get an oprjort unity to swing out at the bend on to the firmer going, and this to somo extent- meant the loss of at least second dividend to her supporters. Solway showed improvement -on his first day's form, and on soft tracks will bo useful, though in this race he failed in the last half furlong. Golden Prince monopolised tho betting in the Wai-iti Steeplcchaee, and for the greater part of the journey looked like landing the dividend. He Was a tired horse with six furlong 3 to go, and Anrore -went on to win well. The winner carried plenty of condition, but wft.3 evidently more forward than many thought. He jumpod perfectly, arid to this Owed much of his success. Kipling was improved by his. run on the openingday, and came from some way back to get second money. "Whipcord was run out at the fence down the straight. The San Francisco gelding may have been dangerous at the pace set had" he kept goina:, for he was with his field more quickly than is usual with hini. Blue Streak struck one or two fences hard, and T. O'Connor, his pilot, did well to keep his s*«t. The Cerise and Blue gelding hardly rose at the sod wall, aud, was down on his nose, for eome yards past the fence.

Gold Brick's opponents in the Temuka Hack Handicap were made up {or the most part by horses ho had defeated in the Electric Stakes on the first dav. with the exception of Loid Leslie «nd Mountain Kosc, from whom he wis receiving weight. Lord Leslie vras made a good favourite, but follower* of 0. Emerson on the day already had had two, wins, and they again went solidly for his mount, who was a good second favourite. Gold, Brick did: hot begin quite, so well as on Friday, but was quickly ,into a good position, and drawing away after turning for home, he won' easily. Olympia stayed on well and kept Fairy Herald out of second position. Soltoe and Mountain Rose ran fairly well, but Lord Leslie faded out badly. Strongbird was ono of the early leaders, but failed to run on, and on this form is not much good. Some Abbey was never prominent, and, let.hi* numerous sup., porters tjown badly. Bon Hope was kicked at', ike post by Olympia. and, getting away slowly, never had a ohasce. For the fourth time during/the day Emerson handled a winner. This was in the concluding event, the Seadown Welter. Hi's mount was Su,n Up, who was a. good second favourite to Enaro. The lattftr 'was not produced on the first day, and in this event he was Bupported solidly. Happy Days ana Quality again gave trouble at the barrier, and Happy Days was left several lengths. The favourite also did not begin well, and his chance was almost hopeloss from the. first furlong. Kilbarry handled the going well, and from a. slow beginning did psijticularly well to get second money behind gun Up, who won easily. Quality earned. Mlb overweight to obtain the sftryicM of J, Beale, who, though placed behnd the field at the. barrier, got her and she ran a; creditable thivd. i Lleaborg again «hbw*d p*c» for four furlongs, and will improve with racing.

AMBERLEY R.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING. The following b.ai*dic*pß hare been deekrtd by Mr J. E. Henrys :- •RmOKENFIELD HANDICAP, Of 100

AUCKLAND T.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. (SFECUX. TO ''THX l'»BSS."; AUCKLAND, Mar 2. The Aucklar.:' Trc-liing . Club's Autumn , Mee'Jn.-: was op-iued tu-dsy. The weather ■ {vnr>:a*t but tiisrc was a rood attendance sr.d the course was slightly holding. ; 1,'.;;:.!' saoTors fell towards the end of the ; day. Vb" t;-!aii.»a.'or hand Ice) £50,207 a3 com- ! yatcd t. iih £3S,C<O K'3 for the corresponding 1 t uiy lust year. Results:— i EDEN HANDICAP (in harness), 0 f 300 | sovs; ?.5t class: lj:u—l HEAL GUY 48 inc. ; 24 pen. A. Hendncksen 1: 5 Roc Bell 00 °- ! 1? Tiki 120 3.' 10 Don Zclock. 1,7 Florrle i Iter, 12 Colonel Thorps, 16 Loehade scr: 4 i :<»!* ; :n:an 2-1: 8 Peter Ham 36: 2 Rofo 4S- 7 Hue Good 72: 6 P. McDonald 72; 15 Kutalo S<: 11 Kiev 84; 9 Pura Bell 96; S Reti Huon 96;, It B™ Bon 120: 17 Golden Gate 1.-ti also started. Won by two len?th«: three-quarters o: a length second and third. Pma Bell was fourth. Time, 3m 525. MA KG ERE KAXDIdP (in harness), of SOO Fors: ".Co elasF. IJm—6 BAWLDY LOCANDA ect S. lioe 1; 14 Mf. Albert scr •2; 7 Tannhauser scr 3. 20 Quin Zolu, 12 Admiral Lock. H> Mo-tv. 12 Hohoro, 13 Bln.-k Pearl, ■£ Speed Kitir, 21 Trfari'e Be'.l, 5 Mars, 4 Moko Chief. 1 Sidelight and Admiral Hood coupled, 22 Our JesMe. I~> .Tames Conway and Gold Dial bracketed; 8 Oration 31iorpj ser; 16 Satinbird 12;' 2 Kordnlwood 2*: 3 Ptihv Huon 2»; 9 Kin"srlore 35: 19 Bon Wallace 3f.; 17 Red Star 30 also star'ed. . Won by three-quarters of r' k.'>:.'!h: tliTee lengths second and third. I Time, 3;>; "1 2-s=.

C;>:.'i.T.HLL HANDICAP fin harness), cf KkU so-.-a; second 200, -third 100, fourtli 50. 4.SH c.la.-8. 2m. 3. J. A. Mitchell's I) e BILLY SEA bv Wi.iiam C—Rock Huon maro aged 12

A. Hendriksen 1 5. P. M. Morten's bit' c Kohara 3yrs setJ. Bryce 2 6. J. T. Paul's b g Jewel aged 21

Owner 8 1. T. H. McGirr's blk h Man o' War aged 98 •■ •• ..J. Shaw 4

3 Woodvale, S Glsindore, 7 u-oldman. 2 Hvno fcr.; 4 Dean Dillon 24 also started.

' Won by h»lf a length; one and a half lengths second and third. Time, 4m 37 2-ss. 4m 38 4-ss, Ira SS 1-Js, 4m 32 0-os.

EASTER HANDICAP (in harness), ni 300 sots: 4.40 class. ?m—l BICOLOUB. scr P. Green 1: 5 Buz Buz 36 2; 4 Nipper scr 3. 13 Floralinc, 12 Elsa Norc, 2 Maggie ProDto, 11 E'ley. 3 Go!don Gate; 11 Ngatira scr; 10 Spirit Bell 24; 8 Daphne Wildwood 36; 7 Bi:ly Whizz 4S: 6 The Tartar 60; 9 Haricot 72; 15 Huon Grattan 72 alio started. Won by two and s haif lengths; half a length second and third. HaricoE was fourth. Time, 4m 545.

CORNWALL HANDICAP (in harness), of 430 sovs; 2.16 class; lra—lo NELSON FAME scr G. Craw 1; 2 Florrie Bingen scr 2; 1 Double ETont scr 3. 8 Bronze Patch, 7 Master Councillor, 6 Goldman scr; 11 Conscript 12; 13 William ihe Fiist 12; "» Comedy Chief 21: ,1 Hue Coionado 24; 9 Nila Bell 24; i First Carbine 48; 12 Promenade GO also stated. Won by a' head; three-quarters of a length secondhand' third. Hue Coronado was fourth. Time, 2m 18 3-ss. HOBSON HANDICAP (in harness), of 400 sovs; 4.43 class; '2m— l2 RELIANCE 24 B. Hall 1; 2 Heather Girl scr 2; 6 King Lear 60 3. 5 Tranquil, 15 Darknite, 9 801 l Tower, 3 Syringa, 14 Anozirani, 1 Whetu, 8 Mint Boy, 4 Grey Pcler scr; 11 Dclavan Bill 24; 13 Rua. Pore 24; 7 Childe Audubon 36: 10 Temple £6; 16 Lord Nepean 60; 17 Cute Lad 60 also started. Won by two lengths; four lengths second and third. Syringa was fourth. Time, 4m 42 3-ss.

STEWARDS' HANDICAP (in harness), of •130 sovs; second 90, third 45. 4.36 class.

2m. 1. C. Johnstone's b m ROSE BINGEN by Nelson Bingen—Rose Elcot 6yrs 48

W. Willetts 1 10. J. B. Teasdale's b g Hoi Alto aged

aor .. .. R. A. McMillan '2 4. A. F. Haze'man's b h Al Mack aged 36 .. .. N. Cunningham 3 6 Normica Heir 12; 9 The Tartar 12; 8 Wiinmera King 24; 5 Lady Nan 36 and Bostrovor 60 bracketed; 3 Aerial Bingen 48; 11 Bundaberg 48; 13 King Capitalist 48; 3 Pote Peter 60; 7 Pvramus 72: 12 Homeleigh Dick 84; 14 Peter Dean 84 also started. Won by three lengths; one and a half lengths second and third. Pete Peter was fourth. Time, 4m 46 3-os. MARCONI HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs; 2.56 class, lini—9 MASTER COUNCILLOR 48 W; Evans 1; 4 Nelson McCormack 36 2; C Ncison. Dorby 48 3. 14 Undo Bert, 2 Buz Buz scr; 13 Respect 12; 3 Haricot 12; 5 Kockaway 12; 15 Rothclifle 12; 7 Lenglen 12; 8 Nelson Tasker 24; 11 Stanmoor 24; 1 Brendo 24; 12 Wakanui 24; 10 Lord Minto 24 alao started. Won by a 1 neck; length second and third. Haricot was fourth. Time, 2m C3s.Motes on the Racing.. There waa comparatively little betting ort the .Eden Trot Handicap, and Real Guy'a reputation sent him out a> short-priced favourite, his investments' being mqro than a- third of the total on the .machine. Hvs backers got a. shock when they : saw that ihe_ did not begin properly, for he jumped away rather quickly and was struok undor the chin by the barrier. This unsettled him, and he failed to strike hia g*>t until thoy had gone over two furlongs, by which time he waa last .but one. Then his task looked impossible, but he settled to his work in earnest and with a round to go was in fourth place. Over the last half-mile he ehowed a i great turn, of speed, nnd entering the straight was third. Tiki broke in tho final stages and was beaten for becond place by Roto, while Real Guy wont on to win, d«eiaivily 'by two lengths. It was a badly &trung<mt field at-the finish. Real'Guyjs performance was, a very impressive one Mr a., young trotter, and when more seasoned thq Ariierican-bred colt should take, high ra,nk among the performers. The Mangora Handicap brought out this bi? field of twenty-four starters, eighteen of whom were on the limit. A3 is generally the case.with such a big field, it wai noj?' a very good race, though it produced on. interesting finish. Sidelight and • Admiral Hood, bracketed, carried moßt money, with Koainiwood next, in favour. Admiral Hood was prominent in the early, stages, biit ha faded out when the pressure was applied, while Sidelight' ran a fair race into fourth place. Mount Albert was responsible for most of the pace, but though he stayed on well, Bawldy Locanda, beat him homfe by three-quarters of <v length. Bawldy Locknda, who js a eix-year-old gelding by Bren£ Locanda' from Miss Vera, is owned by Mr W, H, Wackrow, who is known in thf gab loping world as the owner of BraadWood. Tannhatiser, who finished third, is aj four-year-old gelding by Harold Dillon/ from Lady Tempest, and shows considerable promise. ■ ' j Locaada Mac, who had gone slightly lame,

was withdrawn from the Campbell Handicap it tho eleventh hour, and iu a vorj cvel jetting race Man o' War was made (just i it-tie better favourite than Hypo, with 1 Billj ica, Bean Dillon, ..and Kohara alinoat jcvenl) >ackod. Woodvale refused to begin pre* >erly and waa quickly out of the race, iohara went away in good style and tit the >nd of the first lap was showing thi way ya Goldman, Billy Sea, Sean Dillon, [Towel, Hypo, Glandoro, and Min o' War. jGoing iwng fho hack Man o' War put in a good run, but entering the last lap Kohanv was still in charge, with Dean Dillon, Billy Sea, Hypo, and Goldman nest. Wheni they reached the back stretch Hypo rated to the front, with Billy Sea in close pursuit, »nd they both headed Kohara. Hypo was unable to maintain his effort, and Billy t Sea- led into the straight. Kohari came' again with a, strong challenge, bub Billy Sea held him safe and beat Mm h*m© by a, good half-length. Jewel was a lenith nritl a half away, with Man o' War, who jlnished ■well, only "a head back fourth. Hjfpo was fifth and Dean Dillon, nest. Thel winner is an Australian-bred pacer, who las undoubted speed,- but has previously lost his chance in several races by refusing to leave tho mark. A. Hendriksen has- evidently improved hi» manners in this repebt, and drove him an excellent race. Kohara. registered a capital performance and showed himself a genuine stayer. Battery Bell, Herbilwyn, and Marhle Hall were sciathced for the Easter Handicap, and Bicolour was very solidly bucked, carrying nearly twice as jfruch money as Maggie; Pronto, who was second favourite. The result showed that there were good grounds jfor the confidence shown by Bicolour'e bnckjers, for, except for a brief -space when Nippe» headed her, she led practically all the way, and won. very comfortably. Buz Buz was always prominent, but Nipper outstayed him at the finish. Bicolour is owned by Mr J. A. Mitchell, of Palmerston North, who also owns Billy Sea. Bicolour, like the Campbell Handicap winner, is of Australian | breeding. i Double Event, *s was expected, was made favourite for the Cornwall Handicap, but he was eSoy in striking his gait ama, having to cover a lot of «xtra ground when he did get gains'. w»s, be»ten into third place. Bronie Patch was quickest to tegin, "but he vrae unable to hold his position, and Nelson Faroe and Florrie Bingen took up the running. Florrie Bingen was first into the straight, but one of her sulky wheels had been damaged early in the race, and this must have proved a. handicap to her, »nd in the circumstances she did well to finish second. Hue Coronndo was close tip fourth. First Cmrbine fifth, a»d Nita Bell sixth. Double Event was not disgraced by his defeat, »od it will be surprajn* jf he does not win before the meeting closes. The Hobson Handicap gave backers * surprise, as Reliance, wha won comfortably! was one of the outsiders of field, and paid nearly, a quarter of a century, "Whetu, a, good favourite, was one of the leaders for a mile and a half, but she found the dis-

{ante 100 fir for h?r and was well bcaien at the finith. The winner is an aged geldin? • v Gold Bell, and j.acod very solidly throughout'. Heather Girl put up a good performance in second place and King Lear's display shows that he is not altopother a back number yet. Syringa, who came with a gcod reputation from TaranakiJ' shaped fairly welkin finishing fourth. Rose. Bingen. who was favourite i'er tin Stewards' Handicap, gave her supporters lit(lo cause for anxiety ov.r the final circuit, as sh_<? was in third plac? with a round to go and. taking charge •soon after that, won very decisively. Roi Aito was always one of "the leaders, but R:se Bingen had' too snnch "aC2 f-.'r h:'m over the fiiiai stage;. Lady Xan was responsible fcr the pace in the early stages and was in front with a round to go. but broke before entering the back stretch, and then dropped right out of the race. AI Mack rfciyed on well in third place, while Pete Peter lost ground iu the first mile. Pyramns, who was fifth, ju?f- behind Pe'.e Peter, did not stay too well. The winner, who is owned and trained in Taranaki, is a six-year-old mare b.Nelson Bir.gcn from Hose Elect, and is a, tretter of more than ordinary merit. Rock Hinton and Syringa wore -scratched for the Marconi Handicap, for which Brendo and Bun Buz were almost evenly backed. Brcndo a supporters were quickly out cf their suspense, as his driver W. Orange was thrown frcm the sulky immediately after s trio start. Buz Buz, Rcckaway. and Uncle Bert were the earlv leaders, but. with a round to go Nelson McCorruack took ch^.Tga, and he led until the -straight was reached, when Master Councillor challenged him and, keeping him venned in on tho rails, beat I hint by a neck. Nelson Derby was close '"up third, and behind him came Hari- | cot, Lord Minto, and Buz Buz. I SECOND DAY'S HANDICAPS. BARN HANDICAP TROT (in harness), of 1 300 sovs. For trotting ..horses only. | : 3.5-1 class.' IJm.

MARLBOROUGH R.C.'S AUTUMN MEETING. (FBSS.'J ASSOCIATION TZLXOBiU.) BLENHEIM, May 2. \ The Marlborough Racing Club's Autumn Meeting was concluded in heavy rain showers. There was a good attendance and the totalisator handled £12,596, as against £12,479 for the second day last year. Results:— MAIDEN HACK RACE, of 100 sovs; 6f—--1 MORNING GIFT 8 10 S. Wilson 1; 2 Astonform 8 10 B. Ludlow 2; 5 Waterlea 8 10 N. Toms 3. 3 Don Fisher 8 10; 4 Rose Blossom. 7 12 also started. Won by a neck. Time, lm 16 2-ss. PIONEER HANDICAP, of 105 sovs; 6f--2 Bii.NMU.KE 8 5 D. Watts 1; 1 Misgovern 8 3 H. H. Hobeon 2; S Island 7 8 0. Butler 3. 3 Sir Pam 9; . 6 Bonnie Gold 8 4; 4 Pink Rose 7 10 also started. Won by three-quarters of a. length. Time, lm 14 4-ss. FLAXBOTTRNE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; second id, third 20. lm and 80yds. 2. Mrs M. E. Eaaton's br g KALAKAUA by Demosthenes—Tino Pango 4yrs 810 C. W. Franco' t 6. H. Kingan's ch m LADY GAY 3yrs 6 13 .. .. .. C. Stokea + 3. J. Goring Johnston's ch f Sanctuary 4yrs 7 7.! .. .. D. Watts" 3 1 Pronto 7 12; 4 Crown Star 8 8; 6 La Rove 6 13 also started. Tho ■best race of the meeting, ihe horses being in a bunch at the post. Time, lm 475.

OMAKA WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 7f—l BEZAU 9 1 J. Olsen 1; 3

Manchester 7 S C. W. Franco 2; 2 Bonatic 9 6 E.. Ludlow 3. 5 Astonform 8; 4 Seakiat 7.1; 6 Watarlea 7 7 also< started. Won by half a- length. Time, lm 31 l-ss. WAIHOPAI HANDICAP TROT, o£ 73 sovs; ljm—4 COUNTERS EVE 7-2 J. Pugh 1; 2 Sarsaparilla. 24 T. Gilmore 2; 7 Billy Bingen scr J. O'Brien 8. 3 Merinta, 8 Ballaoce, 3 Tahi ecr; 1 May Beta. 72; G Westwood 120 also started. Won by two and a hnlf lengths. Time, 4m Bs. . RIYERLANDS HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; s£-2 SOLPvITTO 7 C C. Stokes 1; 1 Tempean 8 7 G. Ridgway 2; 5 Bezau 8 8 J. Olsen 3. 8 The Bolter 0; 4 Sunbath G Esquimaux 7 10; 9 Ilalloweve G 13; 10 Gebrdio" Hill 6 7; 11 Kgaioform 6 7 also started. Won by a neck. Tim», lm 3s. FAREWELL WELTER HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; 7f_s GLTJMENT. 7 13 S. Wil son 1; 4 Misgovern' 8 12 A.-H. Hobson >j;;. 1 Debate 8 8 O. W. France 3. 3 Crown Star 9 9; G Island 8 B; 2 Ardfinnan 7 10 also started. Won by half .% length. Time, lm 30 2-3*. • • RENWICKTOWJf TROT, of 75 eovs; lm —3 LIZZIE FRANZ scr A. Hughe* 1; 2 Humming Bird 48 T. Gilmore 2; 4 Bran-, don 12 P. Daly 3. 5 Lnrisdale, 6 Ravenslad ecr; 1 Miss Mabel 12 also started. Won by two and a half lengths. Time.t 2m 32 2-5s

sors. lm. •Rn "Rnivte 11- 6 Lord Ashlea. ... 9 6 10 11' Grim Joke 9 a Goosestep • • 10 7 Winkio's Rebel 9 0 All Gold 10 <■■ 3 Kilcanriich 9 0 Pickaninny .. 9 13 iioratius 9 0 Goldapinner .. 9 13 The Limit 9 0 Hungry Hill .. D 12 AMBERLEY CUP HANDICAP, of 200 aov«. ljm. Tarleton .« 9 11 The Cheat » sia Sunny Loch .. 8 9 Quality „ 6 9 Prosperity 1 13 AH Gold ,.« 6 7 Royal Star .. 7 12 Kilbirnie „, S 7 "Will Oakland .. 7 U Ri^el 6 .7 Los Ambus .. 7 10 Opnir 6 t •Catnot 7 9 Ferino 6 7 Dutch Courage 1 ■ 5 Lady Clarenceux 6 7 Petunia 6 13 Winkle's Rebel 6 7 Jubilant 6 13 SEADOWN HANDICAP, of_HO soys. W. Moorland .. 9 1 The Cheat 7 5 Sunny Loch. »• 8 10 Prince Charleroi 6 9 Finora .« 8 4 Corinthic G 7 Koyal Mao .. 7 13 Lord Lealie .6 7 ii*va .. 7 13 Lady Olateoceux 6 7 GLASNEVIN HACK HANDICAP, of no sova. 6f. Enare w9 0 Some Abbey .. 7 6 All Gold »» 8 a Prompter 7 1 Bonatic 7 13 Gay Life 6 13 Armchair <.» 7 13 Peho 6 18 Proiiliinan 7 13 Horatius C 9 Tempe 1 12 Kiloannich 6 9 Voute 7 9 Solfello 6 9 BROOMFIELD WELTER HANDICAP, of 113 aovs. 7f. Will Oakland . Loa Ambus 10 5 Quality 8 6 10 5 Prince Chaileroi 8- 9 j. roeperit j 9 13 Pickaninny 8 0 Sartiat 9 9 Lord Leslie .. 8 0 Dutch Courage 9 0 Lord Aahlea ... 7 8 Enare 8 If Kilbirnie ; 7 8 The Cheat .. 8 11 Ophir 7 8 Petunia 8 8 Rvgel 7 8 Kuia .. 8 S Lady Clarenceux 7 7 Goose* top S 6 Idaline 7 7 The followins handicaps hare beon declared- by Mr Brinkman:— KOWAI TROT HANDICAP (in saddle), of 100 aovsj 3.50 clas3. lJm. Alvira ..scr Gold Mar£ . scr Lord Denver .. ecr Direct Todd . Bi Afton Water .. sot Lady Cio . 72 MoK.orir.ia Girl .. scr Lord Clan . 72 Frond Imperial aci Nellie Bramley . . 73 Dillon Lad .. eci Royal Junior . 7& Daaru Dillon ,. acr Rath Hall . 72 Lady Dover .. scr Annie's Dream . . Si Polo Jim . .. ecr Coroncl . 163 THVIOTDALE TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 130 sova. 5.0 class. 2m. Lord Denver .. scr Dinect Tod . 31 Ahrir* ,. Mr Appleshaw . 86 Logan Maid ,. scr b-uoeesaion . 60 Trodanham .. sex Okoura . €0 Eileen Chimea .. acr Lord Clan . 84 Lady Petanon .. tcr Tom Thumb . 8* Polo Jim .. scr Annie's Dream . . 108 Molly Pointer .. 13 Johnnie Bells . ■ 158 Logan Boy .. 2* Thei Rook • W Surf Board .. iU

Sydney Bell Evensong «or Hucgood : 72 scr Peter . McDonald 72 Grand Girl scr Kley St Don Zolock scr Katalo 81 Roe?.. scr Reta. Huon t. 98 Florrie Roo scr Pura Bell SK Lady S'topncy .. scr Elsa Nore 96 Colonel Thorpe scr Cheesey 120 Lochade scr Tiki 120 Lilvdale scr Bon Bon 120 Badgy Waller scr Araberite 132 Sulcsmaji 21 Tod Bells 144 Sherwood. Surprise 24 Golikn Gate ... 158 Mollie Audubon 3<5 Marble Hall .. 156 Tirabell ?>f> Ngatira 1G8 Roto • ■ 48 Audex 163 Peter Ham 48 •Real Guy 163 Roe Bell 72 MANUKAU HAND! CAP (in harness), of 300 sova. y.s 1 7 class. Lini. Maid o£ the Gold Dial scr . Mountains . scr Ursuline scr Pudunia scr Oledfl' 6cr Black Gold scr Sidelight scr My Junior scr Our Jessie scr Mufti scr Grattan Thorpe.. 12 Black Pearl scr Tanhhauscr , .. 12 ■Jasper scr Nyillo 12 Holioro scr Admiral Hood .. 12 Speed Kins scr Piletta 12 Mario Bell ecr Ofu. Mai 24 Direct Chimes .. scr Satinbird 21 Mars ■scr Mount Albert .. ;>6 Wild Child scr Bawldv Locanda 48 Goldfinch scr Bicolour 48 Quia Znla scr Ruby Huon 48 Bell Roberts scr Doctor Dillon .. 48 Admiral Lock .. scr Koniniwood 48 Glcrioo scr Billy Whiz 4S Moko Chief scr Red Star 60 Pearl Fisher .. ecr Ben Wallace 60 James Conway •• scr Kingsclerc 60 PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP (in harness), of 10O0 eovs i.' 4.34 clasra. 2m. Temple scr Jewel 24 Glsmdore scr Dean Dillon 24 Goldman , scr Billy Sea 36 Drearaalion scr Locanda Mac .. 48 Audacious scr Acron 72 Hypo ecr First Carbine .. 3i Ada ir 13 Great Biruren .. 84 Kohara. 12 Man 0' War 98 Nita Bell 24 AUTUMN HANDICAP (in harness), ( of 30Q bovs. For unhoppled horses. 4.50' class. 2m. Floraline scr Marble Star 24 Ngitua scr Daphne Wildwood 3S Herbilwin scr My Junior 36 Golden Gate scr ; Buz Buz iS Andes scr ; Bicolour 48 Eley scr Billy Whiz 46 Maggie Pronto .. scrRoi Alto 48 Elsa Nore scr Normica Heir .. 00 Prince. Poole scr The Tartar > '.. 60 Marble Hall scr Nelson Bell 72 Battery Bell ... scr Huon Grattan ,. 72 Tiki ecr Haricot ., n Nipper ecr AeriaJ Bingen .. 96 Spirit Bell ,.. ' 24 Rostrevor ... 96 Blue-wood 24

ADAMS CUP MEMORIAL 1TANI>JC AP (in harness). of 5( )0 sovs and B°M cup valued at lOOsrnS. 4.43 cla»s. -»'• 24 Ancsiram . sor Nelson MeCormnck Oakhampton . scr ChiWe Audubon 34 Mint Boy . s;r Hughie Wallace 24 Blair Audubon .. . scr Temple 21 Waka-mu . scr Prince Lyons .. 24 Whetu . scr Harold Junior .. 24 Ko?pect . scr Double Evcut .. S6 Tranquil . scr Peter Swift ' « Darkrtisht . scr Nelson iV.uo .. 48 Bell Tower . fcr Reliance 43 Grey Peter . scr Promenade 48 flock Hintou . scr Rex Cnronado .. 4<? Zolock Palm . scr Iiord Ncpfan .. 48 ttoid Sound . scr Kins Lear 49 Heather Girl ., . 13 V.v.i C*o 43 Lord Minto . 13 Cute Lad 43 Nelson Tasker 13 Rose Pointer .. 4S (ft Runpere 13 ' (ioldmau Delavan Bill " 13 Kohara 72 LIVERPOOL HANDICAP (in harness). of 430 *ovs. 3.5 0 cliss. Uui. Bronze Patch. . . scr Hue Corouado .. ."5 Kewpio . scr Hypo .. 3G Double Event . . scr Coniady Chief .. ,';6 Master Councillor Nita Sell S6 Glandorc . .scr Jewel r.s Goldman . set Audacious oil Pakoli . scr Jlose Poinler 48 Conscript Dean Dillon 48 Florrio Bingen . '. 13 Adair Gl Woodvale . 13 First Carbine •• 00 Willimn the First 13 Pjonionade 72 Dreamaliqn . 31 Great Binsen .. SI Rex Corouado .. . 31 Ac ron SG Nelson Fsmo . 31 MEMBERS' HANDICAP (iu harness), of 450 sovs. F< >r unhonplcd trotters. 4,4(5 class. 2m. Spirit Bell . scr King Capitalist 48 Koi Alto . 13 Aerial Bingen .. 48 Sunny Jim , 13 Bundaberg 43 Tho Tartar . 13 Rostre\-or 60 Normioa Heir . . 13 Peto Peter GO Nelson Bell . 31 Pyranius 72 Speaulator . 2t Homelcigh Dick C4 AViramera King 21 Peter Swift S4 Lady Nan . 36 Peter. Dean 81 Al Mack . S6 Rose Bingon SI FAREWELL HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs. 2.3i S class. IJrrir Respect Blfck Pearl . scr Lord Minto 12 . scr Rock Hinton 12 Admiral Hood . . scr Temple. 12 Manna . scr Sparkling Pronto 13 James Conway . . scr Grey Peter . 12 Anoziraiu . scr Prince Lyons .. 24 Uncle Bert . scr Colenut 24 Gold Flake . scr Al Mack 24 Kingsclere . scr Logan Rothschild 24 Ruby Huon . scr Syringa, 21 Rothcliffe . scr Profiteer . ... 24 Red. Star . scr Ratana 24 Lcnglen . scr Pani 31 Koniuiwood . scr Delavan Bill .. 24 Rocka-way . scr Van Cap 3G Haricot . scr Lord Nepean. 33 Daphne Wildvrood 1'2 Nelson McCormack :?« Brando . 12 Guide Audubon .'•36 Zolock Palm . . 12-Huc-n G rattan .. 43 Stanmoor . 13, Kewpie 48 Mint Boy . 13 Nelson Derby .. 48 "Wakanui , 13 Master Councillor 60