SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18402, 8 June 1925, Page 12

SPORTING.

Acceptances for the Ashburton Trotting Club's Winter Meeting close at o p.m. to-morrow. Nominations for the race meeting to lie held at Motukarara on Saturday, June 20th, by the Banks Peninsula Racing Club in conjunction with the Brackenfield Hunt Club, close at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday. There aro five galloping events and two trotting events on the card, with a total of 850 sovs in stakes. Acceptances for the Waimate Trotting Club's Inaugural Meeting close on Thursday. Acceptances for the Ashburton T.C.'s Winter Meeting close to-morrow at o p.m. Relic is now owned by F. Shaw, and apparently has shown much improvement since' changing hands. He was up with the leaders for some time in the Taieri Handicap'at Wingatui, but the Calibre gelding found a mile and a quarter a little beyond him. It was not a very high class field he was meeting, but the winner, Salerno, won very nicely and on the form might easily win a good handicap. Staying is certainly his forte. Guncase paid rather a false price in the "King Georg© Handicap. It was a very popular win, and if P. T. Hogan can keep him up to his present condition, it will take a good one to l>enfc h : m in the Winter C'up, especially if the going happens to bo heavy. Six and a half pounds was put up on Boncna at Wingatui on Saturday to secure the services of C Emerson, but the change of horseman made-no difference in the Boniform gelding's display. As on the two preceding days, he ran his race in patches and apparently must be caught in the mood if- any return is to bo made on money invested oh his chance. On Saturday he again drifted back to an almost hopeless position three furlongs from home, but finished on well. Tie was close up with the placed horses at the finish. The Ellis family were prominent on all throe days of the Dunedin Jockey Club's Winter Meeting. The two elder brothers, E. W. and M. J., each trained three winners, while. A. E. Ellis was the leading horseman at the meeting, with four winners, and the apprentice, L. J. Ellis, rode two winners, The latter is very small, weighing under five stmic, hut .he is strong and the confident nwnner in which ho handled both Salerno and Set Sail augurs well for his future in the saddle. He is learning his business in a good school, being apprenticed to his brother, F. "VV. Ellis, whoso reputation for ability and straight have never been questioned.

On inquiry at the tVunedin Hospital nn Saturday, it was learned that \V. fl"ob ; e,'s condition had improved, but tlint P. Keene Was still in tho serious-ly-ill list. The claim that Set Sail is tho best . filly bred in Southland was substantiated' on Saturday by tho easy way in which sho won tho Empire Handicap. Her opponents were not tho best sprinters that had appeared ab the ' meeting, but hbldinp a nice position at the top of the straight she went 6rt to win on tho bit. Sho is a granddaughter of 'the Dreadnought—Mount Ida mare Tdoal, who dead-heated witih Fulmon *for .the NW Zealand Cup, and from 'her form tljis vear may quite easily go on to Cup company next season. J. JtcCombe was fined £lO by the fJunedin Jockey Club,' under Rule ?, part TV. for usihg insulting language to the handicapper. The imported marc Sprig of Erin was condemned early /in her stud career, but in Boughleen D'houn and Irish, the latter - particularly, she has left two that will'red«envher reputation should they keep sound. The /Balboa : o6lden Queen '• filly Qlieen Balboa, did not 100k 1 forward enough''to db herself justice at the Dunedin Jockey Club meeting, but she rani two very fair races and may be useful later on. Blue Dragoon did not run up to'his Erevious form when racing at Dunedin, lit might be better served with & reaily experienced horseman aboard. O'Connor got him, out well on Satur-. day buftlie nevor seemed to bo going • smoothly at any part of the journey. Besides E. J. Ellia and F, W. Ellis, - f. J. McKay turned out three win. i nbrs at the Dunedm Jockey Club Meeting. F. ShaW, C- TriU ford, R.-'Lonpley, and J. A. Rowland Wcrq responsible for the preparations of- two winners each;.and P. 1. Hogan, J. G. Feilding; W. G. Hobbs, &nd A. McLcod eaeh trained olie.

A. E. Ellis, with four winning rides. Was tl'ie- leading horseman at Wmgatui while W. Scobie and tf. J. McKay were each fiucrjessful three times. A. Ruthv'en, F. Voiglit, L. J. EHis, and, D. O'Connor won two races each, and C. Emerson, E. iShaw, J. Bealo, A/E. Didham, C. and F. E. Jones one each. __ LEVIN n.C.»S WINTER MiteTING. (fftMß. A9BOCIA«d& TBttOaiJC.) LEVlif, June 6. The Levin x Club's extra meeting W;as held to-day in fine weather beforo a record atlondance. Tho courso'was soft. Tho . isator investments were- £16,474 for seven Aaccs, as against JBIC.IGO for eight races last year. ReaultS: OHAV HACK HURDLES, of 100 aovs; Ura-1 EONMARK'O 7 1; 8 Bestir 9 3 2; 'fa Redhead 0 3. 8 H»li|aa 9 657 TWadwell 0 6: 0 Lady D6lwill 9; 6 Doyleston 9; i Mauntt'9; 6 Red imti 9 also started. Woh ' ty a length; thM Hors6 a, length artaj. 'iiind, 2ra 48s. WELTEtt. HACK HANDICAP, of 100 eovs; 7f-l STAR SHISLL 8 2 1; 4 Gar' clant 7 9 2; 5 Beaumont 8 3. 2 Rangi Sarta B 1:- 8 Bon Haroh • 7,13; 8 Jung Bro.riey "7 11; D' Sir Moment 7 ff; '6 Kjlorum 1 7-; 3(1 Ellah 7 7; 7 Slump 7 .7; il Martial 7 7r 12 Otaitfu 7 >7 also 'Started. AVon by rt length-, third horse half A length aWay. Irimo,'liu1 r imo,'liu 30s. v. , '. , MAIDEN RAOE, of 100 WvS. WbighWdtOEe; Gf-1 OLYMPIC 0 I;' 6 Lu'arno 8 12 2; 2 Saeham-9 3. .' Id Captain Wai 9;. 2 Waimaha 9; 3 Takarba 9; 9 Ongaha 9; 13 iinthtts* 9; * Gipilulation• 8 12;- 6 -Kilmisa 5 12; 6 Penalty 8 12; 12 Revel 8 ll; .7 Sole Mio 6 11} 11 Paula 8 11 also started. Won by 4 length; l tiiiroVri&fse a neck away. Time, Ira 17 ->3s. MAKAMAKO HACK HAKDtCAi*, of 100 eovs; 6f-7 lOWN' CRIER 79 1; G Salamis 8 5 2; 1 Miss Hupana 8 3. 3 Alabama 8 9; 2 Gardenia 8 3; 5 Lady Isinglass 7 13; i Bessau 7 9; 8 Seakiat 7; 9 Palette 7 albo started. Won by a length. Time, 1m 17s. LEVIN HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; second 30, third 20. lJm. 3. C. P. Nash's br g IMPERIAL SPARK . by Crown Imperial ll.—Electric Spark syrs-9 .. ..J. Barry 1 4. D. Kemp's br ft. Megan Gyra 7 7 ..2 0. W. J. Jorgeneori's b g Tanadees 3yrs 812 .. .. - .. ~ 3 2 Haurangi 8 5; 1 Clarinda 8 3; 7 Kalakaua 8 2; 9 Sot tana 7 '1; 8 Askaxi 6 12; 6 Ruhio 6 7; 13 FilleUd 6 7; ll San*tii' ary 6 7; W AuokLuid. 6.7; 10 flaligan 6 7 also started. , Won- by & length; head* separating eecond and third. Time, 2m 9 l-ss.- ' McDOKALD - MBMOKIAL WELXI3K HANDICAP, it 200 SovS; 7f-l LUCIUS 9 4 l; 4 BenmUro S 8 2; 7 LoyaT Maid.B a. 0 Alario 9 13; 9 Avonlea 9; 6 Ladyfingers 0; 10 Prine* Hals ll; 5 Misgovern 8 1; 2 Pronto 8 3; 11 Pukeloi 8; ,15 Bonnie "wold 8;: ;13 Debate 8; 8 Crisis 8; 12 Beaumont Br'also.8 r 'also. started. Won by half a length; heaoU'' Beparating' the next fouf hortea; Time, lin 30a, ' HEATHERLEA HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sova; sf—s -LtJARNE 7 7 1; 2 Lieut. Bill V 7-2; a 4 3. 6 Lady lalnglasa 8 10: 4 Tempean 8 7; 12 Rangimoanft B 0; i) Betau 8 3; 1 MUsOdill* 8 3; 13 Yan Y«an 1 7} 8 Twink 7 7; 11 Ellah 7 7; 14 Wairtaiia 7 7; 16 Sola 7; 11 Hot Fire 7 7; .8 Town Ctiet 7 7 also started, lime. Ira 3 3-5*,. \ ■

CANTERBURY PARK T.CS-. WINTER MEETING. Weather conditions for the concluding day of the Canterbury Park Trotting Club's Electing at Addington on Saturday were very good, considering the Btason of the year, HJid the fine sport provided was enjoyed by the large crowd present. The track wis slow, and not in a condition fcr recordbreaking. Throughout the afternoon the I racing was excellent, but backers were again I well astray in tlio selection of winner.?. Both Brutus, winner ci the Panama Handicap, and Jack Potts, who won the Advance Handicap, jiut up remarkably good performances, and* a lot of interest was taken in the Maturity Slakes, a lace for three-year-old?, which was wen by an outsider "in Festive Morn, who returned her few- suoporters a dividend approaching the half-century. The detail' of the meeting were -again fsitnfullv attended to by Mr A. I. Kaftrav and his capable ftaff. although the last race was sta'.ted after the fchcduled tim.\ and =pect.itors in th.> pramlstand did rot have a Very good v,cw of the event, which was run when the light was verv bad. The lotalisator invest r.ents for the "meeting showed a big increase, ths total for the two days being £67,116, as against £61,620 10s last year. Salu.d-y's investments amounted t<l -£30*030. its against £37,024 on the Brcor.d day lest year, which i was held on the. King's Birthday. Following I are details of the racing:— I

PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (in harnss), of 160 srva; s-o.nd 3G, third 16. For unhop-.lcd trotter--. '3.43 c ass. lim. 1. E. X. I.e'ievrc and J. N. Clarke's b c GUY PARRISH by Guy Axworthy—Maigaret Parrish Ivrs scr J. N. Clark? 1 i. W. 11. Ferguson's br m L-meFohie aged 24 .. .. E. 11. Thompsin 2 G. B B. Hickson's cii g W'ldVnj .age-l scr K. H. Sm th 3 7 Beta Vivian, 11 Escapade, 15 Elusive, 2 Yonn-r Carbine, 3 Judge Hancock. 13 The Thistle scr; 12 Huia Son 24; S Nclfon's Guest 21; 14 Henrv Tracey CO; 10 Marvin Drift 72; 5 The Tiff SG; 0 St. Anthony KQ also started. The Thistle lest ground at the sta't, and Beta Vivian al-o becran bidly. Yriing Carhihe was quickcßt to strike his gait, but when they reach-d the back stretch Judge Hinoek headed him. 'and after this pair came Guy Parrish and Wildbine, with The Toff moving rip fast. With a round to go Judge Hancock was showing the wav to Guv Parrish, Young Carbine, The Toff, Lonesome, and Wildbine, and this lot raced in fairly close order to the back ft retch. Three from home Judge Hancock broke and dropped back. Guy Parrish led into the straight and won nicely by two length from Lonescme, who beat Wildbine by a, neck. Young Carbine' was four lengths away fourth, with The Toff fifth. Times—3m 43 3-ss, 3m 12s, am 44 l-ss. UAREWOOD HANDICAP (in harness), ..of • 200 sevs; second 40, th : rd 20. 3.35 claps. l.Jm. » 3. Mrs C. H. Allefs ch g MY SONNY, by Harold Dillon—Our Aggie 4vrs scr A. Butterfield 1 Id. Mrs M. L. Thompson's b g Rebel syrs 60 .. .. D. Greenhorn 2 16. J. W. Thomas's br g Albeit Logan aged 24 .. .. ... o\vn>r 3 10 Mentor and Berenice bracketed, 2 Morganza R. and Harris' bracketed, 6 Dusky Pointer and Dome bracketed, 13 Bob Dillon and Ecstasy scr bracke'ed, 1 Try Soon sci and Wairua 21 bracketed; 5 Nipper 12; 4 Guv Fawkes 12; 10 St. Fillan 12; 22 Kale Thorpe 12; 19 Rapier 12; 21 Mary Galindo 24?- 23 Tarzan 24; 12 Lord Clan 36; 17 Sunny Jim 36; 8 Bruce 3G; 9 Morning Glow 36; 11 Daphne Wildwood 36; 15 Napland 48; 7 Whof.r 60;. 17 Buz Buz 60 also started.

Berenice was quickest to break the line, but when tho back stretch was entered Bob Dillon took charge, and at the end of six furlongs' he was leading from Berenice, iJolile, Dusky Pointolvahd Horfifl. The lastnamed broke badly rounding '.he turn to tho back, where Bob Dillon -was still in front, with Albert Logan, Rebel,, and Guy Fawkes moving up fast. Logan led into the straight, but there My Sonny oamo'with a determined Challenge and won. by half a length ftorn Rebel. Albeit Logati Was four lengths away third, with Buz Bii7. fourth and Guy* Fawkes next. Times—3m 35 2-3s, 3m 30 3-ss, 3m .333. PAPARUA HANDICAP (in hiMneEs), of 30.1 ftovs; second 100, third 50. 4.34 claß3. 2m. 2. W. S. Wool ton's br <r BRUTUS by Hal Zolock—Salix aged 24 ■ '■■'. A. Hcndrikssn 1 G. Mrs F. C. b g Whispering Willie aged 24 .. J. H. Wilson 2 I. W. Kelsey's b g Hypo aged scr - ' J. Bryce 3. 4. Archer Bros.' b g Landlord aged ecr A. D. Chaphian 0 7. J. Cdghill's b g Partner ag'ed 32 s •. ' . R. W. Franks 0 8. G. W. Drahsfield's br g Loganwoodi aged 24 .. .. ..-D. Withers 0 3i.0. J. Bartdn's bm Pdnvlie- Chimes aged 36 .. .. W. J. Tomkinson 0 8. W. J. Morland's in m Lady Joan aged 48 .. .. .. F. Hdlnies 0 4. E. J. Smith's b m Vilo aged 72. ■ t . Owner 0 . (Landioid and Vilo -were bracketed.) From a. good start Landlord took the lead, but Hypo Was close behind him, and at tho end- of half a mile the order wa* Hypo,. Landlord, Partner, Logfcnwobd," Brutus, Whistering Willie, with Pearlie Chimes, Lady Joan, and Vilo next. There tfas poetically ho chango along the tack stretch, but at. the tank,? Landlord broka ahd Partner took second place behind Hypo. The last-named was still in charge six flulongs 'from homo, with Partner, Brutus, Loganwdbd, Pearlio Chimes, and Whispering Willie racing in that order, and Vi'.o last. Brutus improved his position going aldng the back stretch and was in second ■ ijlace at" the tanlcß. Hypo led into tho,straight, but Brutus sobri had -his' measure, and then Whispering Willie put in his rlaim. In a, good race, Brutus boat Whispering Willie by a length and a half. Hypo, who failed ift the final-stage, was a length away third, with Loganwcod fourth and J'arliwr fiftb,--'iho others casing up. Times— ha 38s, 4ffl 3o 1-53, 4tn 40 0-os, MATURITY HANDICAP (in harness), oi 400 sovs;. second SO, third 40. For thfee-year-old*. liw. 11. A. DaVey's bf f FESTIVE MORN by Great Audubon—Welcome £ci Own:r 1 3. F. Holmes's br g Bob Logan scr ■ Owner 2 5. M. J. Hannon and J. Hcndercou's ch • g Brentldc 64 .. A. Butterfield 3 5. W. Bryce'a br f Granite City scr Owfter 0 .32. G; Thomas's b g Audubon Lad scr " - Owner 0 1. A. R. Farrell's b g Hoon Hay scr J. J. Kennei'ley 0 10. G. L. Cresstfell's b g Kepia scr D. Kerr 0 7. H. F. Eicon's b s Dumas 12 D. Warr'n 0 8. W. Cennelly's ch g Dillen Gold 12 ."11. Townlfcy 0 4. J. R. McKcnzic's' b f Jfyalld 36. D. Withers 0 9. C. P. Cameron's b n Masier Don 33 A. Hottdriksen 0 6. R. M. Morten's b!k c Kohara 132 \ ' "J. Bryce O Hoon Hav and Kyallo lost ground at the start, and" Bob Lbgart, leaving thn mark well, led from. Festive Horn, Audubort Lad, Dillon G«ld, and Master Doh. With halt the journey covered Bob Logan was chawing the way to Festive Mor'h. Dumis, and Dillon Gold, and a little further on Brentlod, sh6Vving a godd turn of ppfced, improved his position. Bob Logan . was first into the Straight, but FcStive Morn, finishing well, beat him home'by three lengths. Brcntloc, wild was two length? away, was just in front of Master Den, and then.cams Granite City and Kchara. Times—3m 31 4*os, 3m 3S'2-ss, 3m 28 3^3s. ADVANCE HANDICAP (in harness), of 375 eova; second 74, third 37i 2.47 class.

ljrft. 2. A. Andcrfou's b h JACK POTTS by Walter Direct—Margaret Stsiner syrs 24 .. .. .. B. Jarden 1 1. R. M. Morten's bf g Taurekareka 4yrs scr .. • • .. J. Bryce 2 6. T. G. Fos'a ch m Dollv Dillon 6yrs .1> ' O. K. Hooper 3 11 scr; 3 Royal Chahce scr and Realm 84 bracketed; 4 Gleaming 12 and Onvx 84 bracketed; 10 Paul Dufault 12; 9 Hypo 12} 3 Bonhy Logan 24; 7 Pedro Pronto 60; 5 Acrdn 72 also started. Gleaming at onco showed in front frdm Rose Pointer, but the latter did not ho'.d her position long, and at the end of half a mile 'Gleaming was- followed by Royal Chance, Doily Dillon, Bonny Logan, Taurekareka, and Jack Potts. Racing towards the- baek stretch. Jack Potts and AcrOn improved their'positions, and at tho tanks Gleaming was still in front, with Dolly Dillon, Royal .Chance, Taurekareka, and Jack Potta racing practically in line behind him. Gleaming led into the straight, but there he was beaton, and Jack Potts, finishing well, wan bv two lengths from Taurekareka: Dolly _ Dillon wa.* a length and a half away third, and then came Onyx ahd Acron. 51 2'5S.

ELEVATION HANDICAP (in harness), of Of 300 sots; second 40, third 20. For unhopplcd trotters. 4.50 class'. 2m. 9. T. T. Ritchie's b g SWIFTBINE by El Carbine—Swift aged 36.. W. ,J. Tomkinson 1 7. R. Patera's ch g Nighborn dged 96 B. Jarden 2 9. A. and G. Fine's ch g Audominion 6yrs 60 „.. ... ... D. AVithers -3

G "Wee 01<ra scr: 8 Dillon S. 12; 4 Duke Bingen 12: 17 Parole Bella 24; 5 Lottie Direct 24; 12 ' Carbinea 36; 1 Herbilwyn 48: 1G Pieter Timmerraan 60; 3 Master Au<lo V2: 13 Mangoutu SI; 11 Wild Hebe S4: 14 Koraki 81; 13 Clonruel 132; 10 Peter McKiuney 132 aiso started.

At tli' end cf half a mile Duke Bingen was in the lead followed by Dillon S., Wee Olga, Tarole Bells, Herbilwyn. Lottie Direct, ar.d Mar.goutu. Going along the back Mnnjroutu moved up ir.to third rda:e. and entcrine the la»t lan she headed Duke BinKen, with Lottie Diicct, Wild Hebe, and Swiftbine next, and Herbilwyn at the head of the otli'rs. Mansoutu csabli-hed a go-xl lead in the back stretch, but then broke, and Swift bine took charge from Herb'dwrn, Nisrhborn, Peter McKinney, Duke Bingen, and Audrminion. Swiftbine led into the straight, and won with something in hand by a length and a half firm Ni<rh!-orn, Trli3 was three lcng'hs in fior.t of Audominion, with Peter McK.ir.ney close up fouith, Man<routu iifth. and Koraki sixth. Times — •1m 52 2-ss. 4m 48 l-js, 4m 51 2-cS.

TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (in harness), of 275 sovs; ercond 51, third 27. 2.17 class. 3 in. 9. J. Cromics blk m TENERIFFE by Logan Pointer—Quicn H., aged 12 J. Messervev, jun. 1 10. H. W. Aker's b m Waitaki Girl syis 18 ... J. J. Kenner.ey 2 2. G. Craw's br'c Nelson Fame 4vra 12 J. X. Clarke 3

1! La Favette, 17 Koyal Oak, 12 Harewood, 1 Pakoti, \o Idris, 4 Rose Nut, 11 Own, 7 Cple Drift. :G Lino'n Huon, l"i Gojden Sun scr; 2 Nelson Derby .scr bracketed with Nelson Fame; 18 Darknite 12; ID Estoit 12; 3 Befsie Logan 12: 13 Dcwncrst 24; 8 Olive,. Huon 24; 5 B.n Ohr.u T6 and Willie Logan -18 bracketed also started. ,

Harewrod was ouickest to begin, and at the end of two furlongs was showing the wav to Golden Sun, La Fayette, Pakoti, and Teneriffe.- Going along the lack Nelson Fame put in a fr.-t ilin, and after passin-r the tanks led from Takoti. Tener'ffe, and Golden Sun. Nelson Fame failed to see the distance out, and Tener ffe, drawing away in the nln heme, won easily by ihvec lengths from Waitoki Girl, who beat Ne son Fame by two lengths. Pakoti was e'es; up fourth and Hareword fifth. Times—--2m 15s, 5m 12 3-ss, 2m 18 3-ss.

FINAL HANDICAP (in saddle), cf 275 ifovs; second 54, third S7. 2.19-class. Ira. 2. J. Mrssc-i'vcy's b g KING DILLON by Harold Dillon—Ha Ha iriiu-3 aged scr .. .. J. Messervcy, j»n 1 4. R. Vauticr's blk m Daph:le Wildwooi ■ 6yrs scr .. .. A. W. B.oughtoh 2 13. A". Cox's b g George Graftcn aged scr. F. J. Owen 3

14 Noiseless, G Wainoni, 5 Winnie Dillon, 7 Oakland 11 Kean John, 4 Awamoa, 1 Roicolr (late King's Pride), 10 Cork Robin, 16 Kin-; Abdallr.li scr: 8 Eatana 12; It Lord Neoean 12; 3 Talaro 12: 9 Ealmeny 12; 17 Oaknut 12; 20 The Rook 24- 21 Progress 3G; 12 St. Maura 36; 18 Irish Whispers 3": 10 Firelight 43 also stared. Oakland, Kean John, Roicole. and Coc't Robin failed to go away pioperlv. Kin? Dillon struck his sail t.uicklv., and pifs n? tlio stand wa/i we'.l clear of Winnie Dillon, Daphne Wildwood, and George Graftcn. King Dillon was never troubled, and won verv easily by ?ix lengths ffo.nl Daphne Wildwood, with George Grafton two lengths away third. was fourth and AYihnic Dillon fifth. 2-ss, 2m 19 4-ss>.

Notes on the Racing. A field of fifteen uhhopplcd trotters opened the day's racing in the Progressive Handicap, and a father good looking lot they were. The aristocratically bred Guy Pariish looked the gentleman of the party, and when it came to racing over the ' final stretch he performed \ in a mannel- worthy of his lineage. -Judge HaUcflck, another American bred one, was responsible for most of the pace, but the speed told on him three furlongs from home and he went to a break. The Toff made up his leeway in great style, but h 6 alsd found the pace too fast and broke up badly, only.to conio again over the last furlong. Loneabnie looked to have d. great chance of winning; in the last quarter of a mile, but Guy Fairish, 'trotting faultlessly, made his task an impossible dnc. The dinner went practically right up to his handicap" time, and apparently could have improved tir-on it. Of the 31 accestOi'S far the Haleivcod Handicap, ho fewer than 28 faced the starter) much, tot) big a held 101- gooa lacing. Considering the large number of starters it was satisfactory to note thr.t the majority went off fairly well, but in the ettrly running a number had their ehdrlfces ' extinguished through ihterferenee. The fade was a fairly interesting She, and resulted in a win for My Sbilil.V, Who, excellently handled by A. Butterneld, waited oh the leaders Until the straight was leached and, Staying on well, defeated Rebel, who was perhaps the unlucky horse in the race. Rebel met with alight interference early in the contest, and as ho had to travel oh the outside of a big field) his task was made all the harden He put in a great run over the last half mile, but the effort bift him short of a final rally. Albert Logan was responsible for a lot of the pace .and actually led into the strhight, but failed to finish Strongly, and was beaten; into third place. Of the remainder, Guy Fawkes, Buz Buz, Dusky Pointer, and Nipper made the beet showing. The Papatua Handicap gave BrUtus. another opportunity to show his undoubted merit as a two miler, and the manner in Which he Spreade&gled the field at the finish shorted him in a favourable light. The race was an interesting one from start to finish. After Hyso had carried oh most of the running Brutus came with a well eustaihed run irom the top df the straight and Hvpo ebon tried enough, while a cletermine'et bhallehge by Whispering Willie was alsd successfully handled.. Brutus jumped into his stride smartly and was always well up with the leaders. Going dewn the back the last time he appeared to be pocketed, but his pilot ex : tricated him in good style. Hypo showed plenty of Speed and had every chance ot winning, Un stamina, did not stand'to him at the finish, and he was beaten for second placo by Whispering Willie, , who ran bne of his best rates. Over the last circuit he gave a fine exhibition of trotting) and halfwaV -down the running was being hailed as the winner. Pearlie Chimes commenced slowly and W&s never really dangerous. The Maturity Handicap served to intrd' duce a very premising lot ci ihree-yeai'-iilds, and resulted in a win for Festive Morn, one of the two least supported. hntsea on the machine. Kohara was called <n to give awiy 132' yards, a big start when the calibre of the youngsters is reme-nocred. It was a thoroughly interesting race, and the manner in which the limit- horses carried on the pace. gave little chance io Kohara, who put up a great race;. The winner, Festive" Morn, paced faultlessly frc-m start to finish, ahd at the end came 1 f«sy. like a good one. She is a well mannered fillv, and at the finish Was not distressed. Bob Logan led for most of the. journey and he beat most of these opposed him aa easily as he was beaten by Festive Morn. Amongst those that,ehdwed great promise Was Brentloe, and 'Tie may be expected to do even better with age. Jack Pbtts, the American bred son of Walter Direct and Margaret Steiher, put up a sterling performance by beating eleveii well-performed pacers in the Advance Handicap. At the start Gleaming shot out and at one stage it' looked as though he would not be caught, but though he .led into the straight ho compounded badly. Jack Potts did not have much luck in the running, though a fine burst of speed earned him a good position in l he early part. He was in the ruck with a round to go and i)«.ing down tho back appeared to be hopel-Msly pocketed. Jiirden got him out_ r.f a tight corner and raced him up to TaurekarsKa, Roval Chance and Dollv Dillon, who *ere in "line. Bound /the bend Jack Potts had to travel on the oiltside of these three horses, and it e»vs much for his brilliancy that he befit them into the straight arid tlwn went on to win Tery comfortably f.-t m Taurrklreka. It was a most impressive porfotmincj. Taurekareka lost his position early, but then paced a fine race. Acrdn also went great guns, and was in a good, position three furlong* from home, when he unaccountably frdsd cut. Royal Chance paced solidly, but the back-markers gave little tro'.iole, Onyx bei'n? the nearest at the finish. Seventeen unhftppled trotte-rs took their places in the Elevation Handicap, and the ever changing order oi the runners miie the race an Interesting one. In tho early stages Duke Birigen was the pacemaker, jait ahead of a bunch. With a lap to go Mangoutu, who had trotted in groat style, assumed command, and it looked unlikely tliat he would be caught, but he broke up badly. SwiitWne, who had always been well placed, was then, strongly challenged by Herbilwyn, who shortly had had enough. Next highborn set out after Swiitbine, and a most exciting race took place to Jlhe post, the judge giving the win by two lengths. It vas an interesting finish, and the result was in a largo measure due to W. J. Totrdciaeon's patient handling. Audominioh pit in several bad breaks during tho race, but still managed to beat. Peter McKinncy for third place. Mangoutu went well tU.til three furlongs from home, but broke lacMy and his chance, was then hopeless. Another fine race wag witnessed in the Telegraph Handicap, of one mile, for hari Sess horses, though at tho finish TaneviSe

won very caeily. Harewood, who made the early running, quickly laded out when the real racing commenced. Nelson Fa:ue then put in a great burst of speed ant! . d to halt-way down the straight., The effort took too mtich out of him. and he. faded out badly at the finish. 'Waitaki Girl gradually made up her ground and was travelling very fast in the latter stages of the race. Pakoti went well for five furlongs, but then dropped out. None of the others ever looked like winning. There is little to say about the Final Handicap, for King Dillon made a runaway race of it, and simply outclassed the others irr s;ieed. Striking the front early } c L a< ) a six lengths' pdvantage at the stand;, and from there on the race wa6 all over. Uaoiino Wildwood w?s always in second place. At different stFge? of the race Winnie JXil >n nnd Dalmeny threatened the leader. '1 wo well fancied ones in Roicole and Talaro brcke up early and were never prominent.

QUEENSLAND TURF CLUB'S MEETING. ' (BT CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION"—COPYRIGHT.) (AUSTRALIAN AND 5.7.. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) BRISBANE, June 6. Following is the result of the MORETOX HANDICAP, of 1000 =ovs. ljm. J. Douglas's b g KING SERKMOXD bv Svce cr Scrcmor.d— Slippery Lass 6vrs S .. •• V „ •• Jas. Clark's <h c Tnbragalbo by Seremond—Rubber Cove 4yis S 9 . ■ '- W. Munro'i br c Ardgicn by Bernard— Glen Iris 4vrs 9 3 There were eighteen starters. Wen by a length. Time, 3m 4's—a S.ato record.

PUNEDIN J.C.'S MEETING. (rßEsi ASSOCIATION* TELEGRAM.) DUNEDIN, Juno 6. . The Duncdin Jockey Club's Winter Meeting was concluded in beautiful weather and (ho course was in good order. There was a large attendance, and tho tolalisator handled £32,414 10s for tho day, ss compared with £31,402 10a for the third day last year, making a total for tho Meeting of £88,521, as compared with £36,720 at last Winter Meeting. Results: TAIERI HANDICAP, 0f.275 soys'; l£m—B SALERNO 713 L. J. Ellis 1; 3 Ophir S 3 2; 5 Cornflower 93. 1 Kukurac 8 13; 6 Loughloen Dhourt 8 5; 4 Coiigio 8 3; 2 Solway 7 13; 10 Belie 7 10; 9 Barricon 7 8; 7 Bon Skirl 7 7 also started. Barricon, Obligio, Ophir, and Relic made tho early running, with tho favourite last. Onco in the straight Salerno came on to win nicely by half a length; four lengths *econd and third. Time, 2m lis. KING GEORGE HANDICAP, of 330 eovs; second 70, third 35. lm. 3. H. C. Monntney's b g GUNCASE by Calibre—Matchbox Cyrs 7 4 O'Connor 1 11. A. Cambridge's h g Kilfane 6yrs 8 11 2 1. L. C. Hazlett'a ch m Ravenna avis 8 10 a 5 Gay Juliet 9 1; 8 Mountain JCTon 9 1; 9 Baldowa 8 13; 7 Geranial 8 8; 10 Prosperity 8; 4 The- Harp 7 8; 2 Bonena 78; 6 Bonnie Winkie 7 6; 12 Beauty Light 7 also •tartcd. Guncas* at once took up the running from Prosperity, Ravenna, The Harp, and Mountain Lion. Guncase, who led into the straight, was never headed, and won by a length and a half from tho fast-finishing Kilfane, who beat Ravenna by three-part 3 of a length. Time, lm 42 4-ss. GREENFIELD HURDLES HANDICAP, of 350 -ova; XJm—3 PENURY ROSE 10 2 A. E. Ellis 1; 2 Frenchman 11 2; 5 Calibration 9 3. 1 Bonomel 10 10; 4 Tenterfield. 10; 6 San Salvador 9 also started. Bonomel and San Salvador went out at the first hurdle and Tentcrfield at the far turn on the last round. Penury Rose won by three lengths from Frenchman, who beat Calibration by half a length. Time, 3m 21 4-ss.

EMPIRE HANDICAP, of 275 eova; 6t—--4 SET SAIL 7 8 L. J. Ellis 1; 8 Ecuador 72; G Buglo Notto 76 3. 3 Cranio Song 8 2; 1 Sun Up 8 2; 2 Eaton Bells 7 18; 7 Ayrburn 7 12; 5 Gold Town 7 7 also started. Bun Up, Eaton Bells, Ayrburn, and Set Sail were the first into the straight, and in the run homo Set Sail won by three-quarters of * length; half a length second and third... Time, lm 16s. DUNEDIN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 430 eovsj second 90, third 45. About 2Jm. 1 L. C. Hazlett's b. g CASSELL3, by Adjudge—Monte Carlo mare 6yrs 10 9 . A. E. Ellis 1 2. J. M. StmsonVchg Kipling aged 11 10 2 i. W. McCarthy's b. m Lady Winston aged 112.- - •- •• 3 3 Whipcord 11; 5 Aurore 9 4 also started. Cassells led all the way and won: by eight lengths, with four lengths Ixrtween second and third. Time, 5m 33 3-ss. DOMAIN HANDICAP, of 200 sots; 6f--3 IRISH 8 12 McKay 1; 1 Kilns 9 2 2; 4 Rob 812 3. 5 Coch-y-Bondhu 99; 7 Bright Mark 9 4; 9 Mountain Rose 9 1; « Sweet Melody 8 13; 13 Taboo 8; 2 All Stylo B>4; 6 Blue Dragoon 8 4; 10 Queen Balboa-v 8 3; 11 Gay Raiment 8; 12 Bonnie Olive 8;' 14' Buoyant 8 also started. Rob led into tho 'straight from Sweet Melody and Irish, followed by Coch-y-Bondhu. Once in the straight Irish came on to win by a neck' from Kilris, with Rob a head away third. ' Time, lm 18 l-ss. , TAHUNA STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 225 -sovs;--about 2m If—2 WINDERMERE 9 5 .Ruthven 1; 1 Maghera ,11 13 2; 3 Lucky Chance 98. 1 Golden'Sarta 9 also started. ■-■. Windermere and Lucky Chance were'in front most of the way. Windermere led over the last fence from Maghera andl came on to win by. a.neck. with twenty lengths between second and third. Time, 4m-30s. '■ FAREWELL HANDICAP, of '250 sovs; N 7(—ai CLONTARF 8 7' J.Boilc'l; 2 Valtlamo'B.s 3; .12 Hurdy Gurdy 7 7 3. 5 Happy Days 9 7; 8 Prosperity ti 8; 1 Warhsven 8i8; 9 -Kilbarry. 7, 13; 7 Francaiße 7 11;'4 Marmont 7- 8; 11 Golden King " 7/j> 10 Avispa'do 7 -7;< 6 Fulmar 7 7 also started. Clontarf led practically through-, out and"; won' by three ! lengths, with half. » length'. between' second:.'and third. Timo, lm' 30a.,."- ... ■'.'■"■.. ',-■%■ ".. . Notts on the Bacing. - Kukume," Sblway, -and Ophir. were the best backed for'tho'Taieri Handicap, from which Camel' AmTjle was withdrawn. Tho dirofoutivo. apprentice li. J. Ellis, on Sa'.crno,. rode a,'Tery patient race, aid his \ auount returned a dividend of nearly a quarter of V ce'nturj. ■ Cornflower was stood behind tho field at-.the barrier. All went away well,. but'Knkumxi'wasout-.out in ,a few strides.'. Going out of the straight Barricon was showing the wotfVto Obligio, Ophir, and Relic, .hut- turning-, into the>; back stretch i Helio ran, through,' and was in charge at ; the- six furlongs post from Obligio, Barricon, Ophir, and Bon Skirl. .The last-named then took a. hand at pacemftking, and with Obligio , piloted tie field round the bend and iato tho strfiight. The field V this, timo had. closed up, and-Cornflcwer and Boughleen •'-; Dhoun'on outside, and Salerno on th 6 rails, were, improving'their 1 positions. Ophir had charge at tho distance, whero Bon Skirl Mas beaten; and in * good finish Salerno got iip.in!time to win nicely by half a length fTfam .Ophir, who was th«». lengths ahead ot Cornflower. •Boughleen Dhoun was only a ■ head a'way fourth, with.Bon Skirl and Solway,next . In a very, even betting race, Ravenna, was made'favourite'far-tho King George Handi- ■ cap 'from 'Boriena,;, Guncase, and Tie Harp. i a'good'slirt,-and whenthe field had settled down Prosperity and Guncaso had taken up the' Tunning. Guncase soon went" td 'the front, and-stayed thero-to win • comfortably, by.two length* KiUane finished ■well in seoond place, and deprived Ravenna, of an, advantage of threc-<iTiarterß of a: length., The Harjp was a bloat, fourth, with Borwna, and Goranial next. 'Bonomel,: Frenchman, Penury Rose, Tentcrfield.' Calibrations ftiid San Salvador was : : the order of the betting in the Greenfield Hurdles, but the.favourite and San Salvador went out'at the flrst fence. This left Calibration, in charge frwa Tenterfield. Penury Rose, and'Fronohman, and in olose order the quartet raced' out, of', the, straight. and till the five furlonga post wis reached. Here Tenterfield fell.. Penury Rose dosed on the leader ■",■■' round .tho bend and hid hia aneasure before reaching tho last hurdle. Drawing away, • tho Penury ge'.ding won well 1 .by. threo '.' lengths; l with Frenchman beating Calibration , by three-quarters of a length for second, r'W. Scobie was apparently badly injured when he cfciae off'Boncmieli and he was removed to hosp'tal. •> •' .'■ ". There was a range of about 200 sovs be. • tween Sun- Up, Eaton: Bells* Comio_Song, *. an'di Set Sail in %e betting for tho Empire Handicap, for. which th© iour mentioned carried, most of the, money.. A good start «aw Ayrburn, Sun Up, and Goldtown racing inline at the head, of tho -field. Whes fairly on the. way, the trio were still at the head of the field, with Comic Song and/ Ecuador improving, their' positions. Goldtown-glrop-ped out turning for home, where Eaton Bells and Set < Sail, joined Sun Up, in the lead. The favourite was soon beaten, and Set .Sail ,wont on to win comfortably tiy thi'fts-quarlers of a length from Ecuador and Bugle • Note, bpth of whom finished (fast, half a length separating them, in second and third place*. Comic Song, Sm. Up, and Eaton Bells were the next to finish. ' Paul Pry and Windermere were the withdrawals from the Dunedin Steeplechase, leaving five to go to the post. Cosselb was a gool favourite, with Kipling, Wfypcord, Lady Winston, and Aurore tho order of tne others. The favourite went to the front immediately, and. nothing had a charge of catching, him. At the big sod wall going out of the straight Whipcord fell, and Cassells won pulling up. by six lengths, with Lady Winston two lengths away third and Aurore aS fow lengths further back.

Ki3riV was made a. solid favourite for tie j j Domaift Handicap, from which Master Low- | burn was: withdrawn. All. Style and Irish i were the best backed of the others. Buoyant lost several lengths at the barrier rise, and when the .field had settled down Bob was- in charge, from Sweet Melody, Blue Dragoon, and Bright Marie. 'When heads were turned for home, Bob' was,still in. charge and Irish and l Coch-y-Bondhu had joined the front division. -Blue Dragoon was done with before ' reaching the! distance, where Kijris put in an appearance. - In a-great race . borne Irish by m abort -neck, with Rob , another bead away. All Style was. fourth, followed by Coch-y-Bondhu, Bright' Mark, and Queen; Balboa. • Only, -four ■ went, .to the post for the Tahuna 'Steeplechase, and 'the bracket, Mag- ' here, and Golden Sarto, carried most money. Windermere w » »'*» '"eU backed, with Lucky Chance i paying a good price. Lucky Chance, Winderntcre. and Golden Sarto took the first fence together a couple of lengths aheadofMflghera. Lucky Chance and Win- -' ■ deraore.''were together over the stand double and sod v wall, but at the small po3t and rails Windermere, struck and Lucky Chance wenf to "the -front from' Msghera. Winder- ■»•• made up bis ground quickly, and had

again run into second place at the far double. Lucky Chance, Windermere, and Maghcra went to the post and raite in close order, but Windermere was in charge over the water jump, and at the last fence led from Maghcra. In a punishing finish, Windermere won bv a short neck from the topweight, with Lucky Chance a hundred yards away third and Gold?n Sarto close up. Giincaso declined his engagement in the Farewell Handicap, for which Warhavcn was I a warm favcurite, with Yaldamo. Clontarf, and Mairocnt also corrving good money. I For the third time at the meeting Francaise t upset the field,' and when the tapes went ' lip she, with Hanr,y Day* and Avispado, wore the slowest to move. Clontart was quicklv in frcr*. and at. tho hend was cl'oselv followed bv Avunado. Hurdy Gurdy, Warhaven, Kilbarrv and Valdaino. Clcntarf increased his odvantr.-o down the straight and won wel* bv a go'd two lengths. \aldamo finished well and beat Hurdy Gurdy )bv a length f?r second, with Fulmar, fin-sh-in" well. ouiv a head awav fourth. Kilbarry and Happy Days headed the remainder. AUCKLAND R.C.'S WINTER MEETING. (?RES3 ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM ; AUCKLAND. June 6. The Auckland Raryug Club's Winter Meetin? was continued in dull but fine weather. The course heavy as a resu't of the recent rain. There was a large attendance and the totaliaat'or handled £33,944 as compiled with -£66,726 ICs on the correspond!*-.:,' day last year. Results : HUNT CLUB CUP, of 400 sot.= ; aoout 2Mn—l LLEWELLYN 11 10 Chaplin 1; 3 Bourn 11 42; 4 Hypothesis 912 3. 3 Ladv Comet 10 8: 5 Gambler's Gold 9: 6 Curve 9; 7 Scintillation 9 also started. Llewellyn led throughout with Bourn a close .attendant. Wc;\ by Hire* end r-bah lengths; three lengths second and third. Time, 5m 16s. RANFURLY HANDICAP, of 4CO sc-vs; lm—9 WEDDING MARCH 8 Meredith 1; 8 Piton 8 2; 10 Killute 8 3. G Royal Form. 9 4-1 Transformer 9: 2 Droh.ti.quc 8 10; 3 Sleepy Sol 8 10; 7 Waltzer 8 6; 11 Miss Vera 8 6; 1 Constellation 8 2; 12 Arch Opal f; 13 Rahcpoto 8: 14 Mangapiko 8; 5 Sir Henry 8; 15 Snow Smock 8 also started. Killute led to the straight, where Wedding March came through £ 'to win by threequarters of a length, the third horse u length away. Time, lm 48s. REMUERA HURDLES HANDICAP, of VSU eovs; 2m—6 STARLAND 9 Holland 1; 1 Comical 11 6 2; 2 Boomerdny 10 3 3. / Maunga 10 9; 5 Vagabond 10 6; 2 Prince Ruhi3 9 11; 3 Frisco Mail 9 8; 9 Kararau 9 2; i King Abbey 9 2; 8 Savoury 9 a!so «tarted. King Abbey led in the early stages, but entering the straight, Boomerday, ConiiC!>; and Starland were together. Sturland drew out to win by one and a half lengths, the third horse two lengths away. Savory fell. Time, 3m 575.

GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE, of 2250 sovs; second 500, third 250. About 1. W.~- Garrett's br g SIR JtOS"EBERRY. by Sir Knpx—Merry Rose aged 11 3 A. McDonald. 1 fl. W. A. Fuller's b g Dick aged 9 5 P. Mcßrcarty ,2 6. J. O'Neill's b g Tuki nged 9 car. 9 4 W. J'. : Bowden 3 2 OmaJiu 11 G L. G. Morris; 10 Pittsworth 10 2 S. Walls; 4 Master Peter 9 10 H. McSweeney; 8 Never Despair 910 W. Kennie; 5 Mary Bruce 98 J. Preston; 3 Swvko 9 6 G. Holland; 7 Vociferate 9 cai. 9 4 E. J. Rae also started. _ - Master Peter led from the top of the hilt in the. first round, -with Snako, Tuki, Mary Bruce, Sir Roseberry .and Omahu handy. The loading' positions were little changed till Snake fell at the sfcmo wall the second time round. Omahu, fell on the hill in the final round leaving Master Peter in front of Sir Roseberry, Tuki, Dick and Mary Bruce. The concluding etages saw Sir Rosebenw assume command to stall off, challenges from Tuki and Dick. Won by one and a half lengths; third horso the same distance away. Pittsworth fell and. "Vociferate, and Never Despair were pulled up.

KING GEORGE HANDICAP, of 800 sov»; ■. second 150, third SO. 7f. 7. Clarke and Moore's br f ARCH AMIE by' Archiestown—Mon Amio 4yrs 8 .-."■. A. Driscoll 1 4. R. Hannon's b e York Abbey 4yrs 9 G. Holland 9 16. Tattlcy and Smith's b g Go!d Jacket 6yrs.B 2. .. . • •• R. E. Thompson 3 "' 6 Income 10 4 L. G. Morris, and 3 Gala, Day 9 4 A. JMcDonald coupled; 13 Pompoy 95. ! H. Goldfinch; 14 Joy Ride Bil .J. Buchanan; 8 Strategy 8 5, car. 8 10J R. S.. Baghy; 3 Brbadwood 10 2 B. Morris;■ ■ 1 Yoma. 9 A. McCormac; 9 Arch'ccn 8 9 C. Davies; 10 Barometer 8 6 E., A. Kcesing; 11 Matinee 8 5 car. is 7 \Y. Re'nnie, M 'doleful Ditty 8 4 L. Mansch: 2l Urulla 8 1 A. Downey; 15. Buto Sound 8 car. 8 3 S. Henderson; 19 Black Cruiser 8 H. DuliSu;"" 15 Archibald'B car. >i tJ. Dombroski; 20 Smoke Concert. 8 C. Browne; 22 Jolly. Princess 8 L. Dulieu;'l7 Day Guatd 8 B. Rosen; 12 Bright Sol 8 W. Bagby; 5 White Comet 8, car. 8 ! IS. Reed als-» started. Bright Sol hH into the- straight fwn a bunched field. ■ York Abbey was in fron't »t the. distance but Arch Amie came throw-li arid won by 'three-quarters of * length; the third horse two and a half lengths away. TJime, lm 33 2-ss.

■ SOUTH WAIRARAPA T.C>S ANNUAL MEETING. (SPECIAL TO •"TJBE TBESS.") CARTERTON) June 6. The South Wainuapa 'Xrouing Club's Meeting was concluded to-day in beautuul weather. The track had. dried considerably and in- good order, ahd the interesting. Tne tctilisator receipts were £533 i, making a total for,'the meeting, of £-9215. Results:— • - MARTINBOROUGH TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 50 sovs; IJm—3 DAISY DILLON 21 1; . 4 Palm DUlon scr 2; 2 Fashion scr 3. 1 Item scr; 5 Golden Locks scr also started. Won' by three lengths; .ten . lengths " second and third. Time, 3m 535.. FEATHEBSTON TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 55 eovs; l}m—2 TUI ZuLOv.— 78 1; 1 Sungleam 48 2; 5 Little Jewel 60 3. ' 6 Van Morkel, 4 Tamahana scr; 3 Ajax 48 also-* started. Won by twenty lengths. Time, 8m 45 2-ss.

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KANGAPIRI TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 bovs. 2m. - 3. W. T. Moorehouse's blk g BLACK CLOUD by Black Beldon—Si'.enco aged 72 •>.. .. N. Kearns 1 2. W. T. Lowe's b g Glenaray aged 132 2 1 E. C; Nutt's b m Eileen Chimeß 4yr3 scr . , .. ... ... ... 3 5 "Pillage scr; 6 Golden Morn 12; 4 Lottie: Advance 96 also started. "Won by one and a-nalf lengths. Time, 5m 1 l-sa. CARTERTON TROT HANDICAP (in saddle), of 50 sovs; lm—2 ITEM 12 1; 6 Daisy Dillon 48 2; 3 Linda Dillon 36 3. 7 Eva Zolcck scr; 4 Bill'Todd 24; 1 Van Iticlv 36; 8 Decrfoot 24; 5 Bunn Zolock 96; 0 Waitipopo 12p also started. Won by four lengths. Time, 2m 34 3-ss. STEWARDS' TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 75 sors; 2m—l LAURIER 144 1; 5 Tamahana scr 2; 4 Louisiana scr 3; 7 Hardy 'G rattan scr; 2 oreyvrcod 24; 3 Peter Eyre 36; .6 Zelica 72 also started. Won by two lengths. Time, 5m 2 4-ss. GREYTOWN TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of -70 sovs; lim —2 ARRAN CHIEF 81 i; 4 Jim Beldon 24 2; 7 Abundance 60 3. 8 Little Jewel, 5 Mary Brown scr; 1 Caprice 12; 6 Lizzie Franz '36; 3 Lottie Advance 84 also started. Won by two lengths. Time, ■Sm 11 3-ss. FINAL TROT HANDICAP On harness), of 50 sovs; 11m—1 TUI ZOLOCK 108* 1; 2 Trumpeter scr 2; 4 "Palm Dillcn scr 3. 3 Jim Beldon 84 also started. Won by a peck. Time, 3m 2s.

MANCHESTER WHITSUNTIDE MEETING'. (»T CXBLI—PBIS3 ASSOCIATION— COPYRIGHT.) (SKCTXft's TILEGBAHS.) LONDON, June 5. The following is the reßult of the MANCHESTER CTJP, a sweepstake of 30 sovs each, with 2000 sovs added, ljm.--J. Shepherd's WINALOT by Son-in-iiaw—Gallensa 4vrs .. .. .. 1 Sir R. W. B. Jardine's Obliterate by Tracery—Damage 4yrs ' ■ .. ■.. 2 G. Hardy's Dumss by Marten—Jiidea, , syrs .. .. .. :. 3 . There were nine starters. Winalot won bj two'lengths; a short head separating second and third horses.

ASHBURTON T.C.'S WINTER MATING. The hsndirAps have been declared, for the first day by Mr H. Brinkman: — TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 15ft sovs. 3.42 claas. ljm D'Artagnan .. ser Erin's Child .. scr Aftort Water .. scr Direct Tod .. 24 Ptre Pointer . ..sir Four Bells .. 24 Betty's Boy .. ocr Do'ly Houi .. 24 Princess Ann .. Scr Lord Denver .. 36 McNab .. flcr Beau Naeh .. 3G Jesmond Dene .. scr ■ Hufinc .. 36 Granite City .. scr Surfboard .. 36 Betty Logah .. set Tommy Bells .. 3G Airman .. scr C&meo .. 36 Peter Wilkin .. scr Kex Miiito .. 48 Native Chief .. ecr Winter Auuubon 43 noon Say .. 8cr Motganzft K. .. 48 Cardigan Lo»an . scr Tom Thumb .. 65 Ladv Petersen .. «Cr Succession .. 60 Tredonhaiti .. ncr Try Soon .. 84 Itona .. scr Festive Morn .. 120 (Wairuft ineligible). LONGBliACH H/NDICA£ (in saddle), «f_ 165 sovf. For unhojJpled trotters. 3.o5' class, ilm. Frdntier ... scr Welcome Whispers 36 Syndicate . .. scr Kelman .. 72 Lord Tracey .. feci- Silurian .. 72 Audo Spray .. Scr .. 72 Princess Reta. .. scr Llano .. 73 Vulcan ..scr fttajol: Domo .. 84 Wee scr Suia Son .. 108 Don Wilkes .. Scr Kelson GUest .. 103 Our Reta .. scr Zingiber .. 103 Hassan • .. eef Try Soon .. 144 Gold Mark .. scr Avalanche .. 144 Davitll •• fpt" CorWav .. 156 Gold Digger .. 12 iienown .. 138 Maori Peter .. 12 Wairua 1-0 ■Mav Rr.til .. 24 Pearl Coronado . 192 Credit Slip .. 24 Boa Sonty .. 216 George Hubn ;. 24 ASHBURTtiN harness), of Bi'3wnwood Hueen's OiJfn Prince pointer KbyAl Chuncc Wild Thyme Bees'ie Lagan Olive Huon Gleaming Hypo Tautfekareka Landlord Glenelg COUNTY HANDICAP (in 500 sovs. 4.33 class. 2m. .. scr Bell Harold .. 36 .. ecr Partner ..36 .. Scr Vau! DufatiH .. 36 .. 13 Kohara .. 36 .. 12 Whispering AVillie GO .. 12 PeArlie Chimes . 60 .. 24 Orioh .. 60 .. 2i Wftitaki Girt .. 72 .. 24 Ahiifiri .. /1-2 .. 24 Acton .. 108 .. 24 Realm .. lio ..36

acton handicap (in harness), of 200 govs. 3.34 class. ljm. Berenice ccr Cock Bobin .» 12 Try Soon scr Wairua 12 Copra scr Olwvn 12 Rapier ecr GlimpS? 1-2 Drone 8cr Bingen Lad 12 Dusky Pointer SCI Lady Bountiful 12 Harris scr Moonlit 12 Ararawn. scr Bruce 12 St. Fillan Bcr Wainoni 2H Winsome Melody •scr Sea Fearl 24 Yenot scr NaplRnd mi Generator .: scr Whetu 36 Gala Pointer scr BTe Bill 36 Kate Thorpe scr Winnie Dillon .. 30 Fireman scr King Abdallau r>fj Mentor scr Dalmeny 48 Sparkling Chime9 scr Buz Buz 48 Nyallo scr Oakland 4S Erin's Child scr Rebel 60 Boh Pang scr General Bingen fo Xipper scr Ratftna 60 Holly Bell scr Oboe M. Wilkes 60 Guy Fawkes scr .. no Master Don 12 Native King 72 Alhert Logan' .. 12 Kissing Cup 72 Lottie Advance 12 Princess Zoo 51 STEWARDS' HANDICAP (in harnessl, of 200 sovs. For unlloppky trotters only. 4.57 class. 2m Huegood scr Rando'pli . .. 48 Wire scr J oyful 60 Whennapai scr Avalanche 60 Kelman scr Wee Olga 60 Lady Evelyn scr Patard 60 Zelica scr Merry Peter , .. 84 Llano scr Mount Royal 108 Judge Hancock scr The Toff 108 Burnie 2-1 Pieter Lonesome ' 24 Timmerman 132 Nelson McKinney 24 Johnnie Bells .. 132 Real Guy 36 Bonny Spec 168 Guy PaHsh 36 WINTER HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 60VS. 2.1)0 class, ljm. Pakoti fecr Royal Chance .. 24 Queen's Own scr Rose Pointer 24 Le Tcdd scr Fancy Boy 24 Kelson Derby scr Olive Huon 24 ftamaroa Scr Asturio . 24 Idris scr Downcast 24 Brown wood scr Rex Coronado .. 24 Cole Drift scr Latona .. 24 Golden Sun ijcr Gleaming 36 Harold BurWood n Logan Lou 36 Eecort 12 Hypo 36 Dillon Wilkes .. 12 Pearlie Chimes 46 Rirebftll Direct ' 12 Onyx 108 Talent 12 Realm 108 LAURlSTON HANDICAP (in saddle), Of 165 Sovs. 2.18 class. lm. Sparkling Pronto scr Liberate 24 Oaknut scr Pessimist 24 NeWcdurt scr Progress 24 Rebel scr Irish Whispers 24 Squatter scr Sf. Maura 21 Colchester BCL' Marvin Mac 24 Oakland scr Coronel 24 Miss Adonis scr Pakoti 24 Awaiiioa ssv barknito 24 Roicole set Totntuy Direct 36 Cock Robin scr Coldwater . 36 Pali .Yhn scr Firelight 36 Deaborough 12 Lens 36 Lincoln Huon .. 12 Teneriffc 48 Quiver 24 Rex Coronado 48 Double Event .. 24 Rose Pointer 48 Cliotibra 24 Lutona 48 Roflie Nut 24 Bell Harold Acceptances close to-morrow, at 5 p.m.

PANMURE HURDLES, of 400 soys; IJra —1 LUCULLENT 10 2 Kowe( 1; 7 King: Amann 9 2: 8 All Talk 9 4 3. 5 Pinna, 9 12; 2 Irish Jicr 9 7:3 Good Mark 9 7: * Te Tahi> 9 7; 6 Bright Light 0; 5 Passionate 9; - 10 Kamehameha .9 also st-rrted.. Lucutlcjit was always handy. Five horses fell, leaving Luoullem, to win by • font lengths; third horse ten lengths away. Time ■am 31s. v CARBINE PLATE, of 400 boys; gentleman riders. ' Special weights! lm —1 SERENE. 10 10 Mr J. Jfoiris 1; 2 Cureaforiii 11 2; 3 'Chaplin 11 3. .6 Arseno. Lupin 11; 4 Kawa 11; 7 Opaloid 11; 8 Kiarito 11;' 5 Rippling. 11 also started. Won by two lengths; three lengths second and third. Time, lm 51 3-5s. THIRD DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. "WINTER STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of - 1000 rots. About 3m. Sir Roseberry 11 13 Mary Bruce 9 0 Omahu '.,11. 9 Dick. ... 9 0 Passin' Llewellyn • • 9 0 Through 10 9 Tuki... .. 9 0 Pittsworth ..90 TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE, of 400 sots. About 21m. Poter Amans 11 5 Blue Hall 9 in Vociferate .10 12 Manialtera'. .. 9 13 Esplanade ..10 10 Lady Comet .. 9 0 Bourn .. , 9 13 CAMPBELL HURDLES HANDICAP, of 660 sovs.' 2m. Boomerday .. 10 10 \ Tinokaha 9 5 Maunga < . ., 10 5 ■ Frisco Mail .. 9 5 Starland . . 10 4 Narrowneck .. *9 4 Peter Amans \9 11 Cureaform .. 9 0 Prince Rufus 9 6 To Tahi 9 0 F1TZROY HANDICAP,, of 400 sots. , lm. Transformer 10 10 Clockwork ... 9 6 Piton . . 10 6 Rahepoto 9 2 Sleepy Sol .. 10 6 Allegiance .. 9 0 King Smock 10 <> Monday x 9 0 Chaplin ..10 2 Sir Henry .. 9 0 Cohesion . . 9 11 Homai . . 9 0 Star of East 9 9 Queen Emerald 9 0 Titaness ;. 9 9 ORAKEt HURDLES,' of 400 sots. IJm. Trespass .. 10 12 Passionato 9 , 0 Karamu' 10 0 Ohiti 9- 0 Cureaform .,-10 7 Lady Comet 9 0 Jiucullent .. 10 7 Km 9 0 Pinna ..10 2 Yankee Dan'-.. 9 0 Irish C.g .. 9 11 Betty Brlico 9 0 Te Tahi .... 9 IV Golden Glint 9 0. Rippling .. 9 8 Kendal 9 0 Peter Rosa : 9 f> Fetcr Maxwell 9 0 VISITORS' HANDICAP,' of 600 sovs 6f. Kafa .. 10 S Exactly 9 ■ 0 Daylight .. 9 1"J Bright Sol .. . 9 0 Master . Doon 9 10 Archibald 9 3 Killoora ... 9 9,.''Constellation 9 0 Golden Bubble 9 8 C'urraghmore 9 0 Barometer .. 9 5 Heisler 9 0 . Uralla , ,. 9 0 llorihori - .. 9 0 Gold Rain . . 9 0 Namutere .. 9 0 Jolly Princess 9 0 Nocturne .. 9 0 Day Guard .'. 9 0 Some Fashion 9 0 King Cheops 9 0 YORK HANDICAP, of 800 sovs. lm. Ruapupa ..10 8 Matinee 9 3 Gala Day .; 10 2. Doleful Ditty 9 2 Pompey- .. 10 * 0 Steel Bar 9 0 Yoma .. 9 12 Far.North .. 9 0 Arch Amie .9 .1 - Black Cruiser 9 0 Joy. .Ride . . 9 8 King ' Smock 9 - 0 Strjtegy ... 9 5 White Comet Gold, Jacket 9 .5 2ircon 9 0 9 0