ASHBURTON T.C.'S WINTER MEETING.
Although the early morning indications on Saturday were not very promising for the concluding day of tho Ashburton •-. Trotting Club's Winter Meeting, the afternoon turned out quit© fine for the greater part, but before the programme was concluded thcro was a change, and a shower of hail fell as tho last race was being mn. Tho special trains from dmstchurch carried a good ntimbsr of passengers, and there was a very fair representation from South Canterbury in addition to tho people from the Ashburton district, tho attendance altogether being bettor than on tho first day. Tho totalisator investments were £17,013 lCs, and those on tho first day £15,233 10s, making £32,277 for the Meeting, as against £20,157 lCs for tho one-day Meeting last year. The track was heavier than on the first day, end the time 3 registered were consequently slow, but the sport all through v.-as vety interesiing. Tho chief attraction of the afternoon was tho Free-for-All, which brought together seven higt-class pacers, and piovidcS a yreat finish between tho three j-.laced horaea. Although Wan o' War was tho outsider'of the. field, his 'victory was a vary popular one, and the interest which wa3 aroused by the . race showed that the public Appreciated the opportunity of seeing the cracks meeting on even terms. The president, Mr H. F. Xicoll, and the honorary officials associated with him wore 7.en10u3 in tceir attention to their duties, nnd the secretary, Mr J. B. Mocking, unci hi« staff carried out the business details cflioipiitly. Members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade wore in attendance each day, but fortunately their services were not required. Tho following are details of the racing:— ADVAJCCE HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 nova; second 25, third 10. For horses that have r.ot won in 3.12 or its equivalent at time of nomination. l|m. 2. I>. HiHsey's blk m I.tOLLY HGUI by'Houi—Dcxior mare aged 24 Owner 1 5. T. Carroll's br g Tctrachord 4yrs scr . W. Bryce 2 1. C. M. Ollivjor's blk, g D'Arla-inan 4yrs scr W. Warren 3 C Tredenham, 13 Ladv Peterson, 16 Jesmond Done, 7 Betty's Boy, 11 Logan Maid, 13 Biddy Logan scr; 4 Four Bella 24; 8 I.'ufino 36; 0 Surfboard 36; 3 Native Chief <o; 14 Winter Audubon 48; 12 Hex Minto 48; 10 Wakataua GO also started. Lady Peterson was buo of the quickest to begin, and passing the stand she was closely followed by Logan Maid, Totrachord, Batty's Boy, Jesmond Dene, and D'Artagnan. The laßt-named broke turning out of the straight | and lost ground.. Lady Peterson showed the way into tho back stretch, but there tho was passed by Surfboard, with Jesmond Bene and Dolly Houi handy. Surfboard, Dolly Houi, and D'Artagnan wero prominent as they turned into the straight, with Totraohoid also sho-vjng up, and m a good lace Dolly Houi won by half a length from Tetraohord, who heat D'Artagnan by a neck. Surfboard was fourth arid Four Bells fifth. Times—3m 425, 8m 44 l-3s, 3m 44 2<3s. RAKAIA HANDICAP (in saddle), of ICO sovs; second 35, third 10. For unhoppled trotters &55 class, *ljm 6. T. Going's ch g GEORGE HUON by Wildwood Jun.—Alice Huon syrs 73 J,' Eraser, Jun. 1 17. A. Burrowß's br m Woo Patch aged scr Owner 2 4. O. Stockdill's br g Gold Diggnr aged 12 P. li. Green 3 12 Vulcan, 18 Dav!d, 10 Gold Maik, 0 Hassan, 13 Princess Beta, 11 Quinco Tioc, tO Whenuapai scrj 3 Svndicato 12, 1 Fiontie'r'l3 and Welcome Whispers 86 bracketed; 8 Kelman 72; 11 Zingiber, 108; 7 Kelson's Guest 108; 5 Major Domo Ids', 8 "Corwar 166; 15 Renown 168 alsq started. / Wee Patch, Gold Mark, and Hassan let? past the stand, with Syndicate next and , Frontier closing on them. Weo Patch showed the way into the back stretoh, whero. Frontier and Hassan wore her closest attendants', but the two latter broke, nnd George Huon moved np Frontier was soon into his stride- again, and. led into tho straight from Syndicate and Wee Patch. George Huon, who had lost ground by a break, put in * good run in the straight and of a length from Wee Paten. Gold Digger finished stiongly but broke Bearing, the-'post, and was beaten by a length and a half for second place. Syndicate was fourth and, Major Domo fifth some distanoo back. Times—3m 4'J 2-ss, 3m 55 3-ss, 8m 555. DURBAR HANDICAP (in harness), of 450 soys:; secqnd 65, thud 40, 4.38 class 2m. i 9. Jack and Stewart's b h PRINCE POINTER- by Logan Pomtcc—Puncess Sherwood Syrs 43 R. E. Mills. 1 8. G. J. .Barton's br g Kean John aged scr i ,W.'. 7'. Tomkinson 2 I, T. Butcher's b f Whaiepiana 4yis scr R. Humphreys 3 10. J. H. McKendry'e br g Stunt Aitist ,6yrs acr .. • .. D. MoKendry 0 18.' T. .F., Thomson's br g Ramaroa aged ecr . .. .. J N. Clarke 0 H. A. H. King's ch g Oaknut aged scr M. B. Edwards 0 8 It. Miller's b m Kissing Cup 6yrs ecr P. Riddle 0 11. Mr« 6. W. Watkins'e b h Native King . aged scr ..A. Buttcrfield 0* 11. Moor and Shepherd's b m Princess Zoo aged 13 . ..A. Bright 0 7. J. Hislqp'a ch 5 Downcast aped 12 A. 0 4. J. Croraie's b m Teneriffe aged 13 J. Messervey, jun. 0 15. Reid anct Fogg'e. b g Le Todd 6yrs 12 O. E. Hooper 0 6. J£. Moir'a b g Quiver aged 12 R. B. Berry 0 16. H. Hancock's b m Rosie Nut aped 12 E J. Smith 0] 14 K. McDonnell'* b g Event syis 24 Owner 0 3. Estate F. Thian and N. Bui'gess's b f ' Bessie Logan 4yrs 84 A. Handnksen 0 S R. M. Morten's blk 0 Kohara Syrs 81 J/ Bryce 0 17. P. Witheis'a b m Logan Lad, 6yis 108 ' • Owner 0 Downcast, Event, and Ee Todd lost ground at the start, and Wharepiana, Native King, Ramaroa, and Oaknut were the early leadqis, and were etill in front passing the stand, with .Teneriffe and Prince Pointer at. the , head of the others. Racing out of the straight, and towards the back, there was piaotioally no change in the oidcr. Wharepiana led along the back, but at tho fur turn Prince Pointer had taken second place, ■with Teneriffe and Native King no*t Piinco Pointer led into the straight, and drawing away in tho run home,, won easily by lengths. Kean John, finishing fast, beat Wharepiana by half a length for seconl place. Tonoritte was fouith, Kohara fifth, and Stunt Artist sixth, the rest strung out. Times— 4m. 42 l-ss. 4m 18 l-ss, 4m 48 2-ss. FREE-FOR-ALL (in "harness), of 375 sevs, second 75, thil-d 50. liu 3f. 7, T. H. MoGirr's blk h MAN O* WAR by Pori Huon—Wilga, aged Owner 1 1. J. Duffy's b g,Logan Chief syis J. J. Kenncrloy 2 5. J, R. MoKcnzie's b h Acron syr» D. Withers 3 6. R. M. Morton's b h Ahuriri oyrs J. Bryce 0 2. L; G. King's b m Onyx agfd , J. Messcrvey 0 .4. P. Riddlc'a ,b h Sheik Owner 0 5, J. Barrett's blk li v Realm aged ; W. J. Tomkinson .0 Tho field was sent away at the first atI tempt, and Sheik at once took x\v the run--1 ning trom Rea'm, Logan Chief, Acion. and Man o' War. Racing round the turn to tho back Rea'm headed Sheik, and then came Man o' W»r. Logan Chief, Acron, and Ahuriri, with Onyx last. Realm led alon? the back, with Man o* War next, and then came Sheik, Logan Chief, Acron, and Onyx, vith Ahunri last. Thwe was little change aa they approached tho sue furlong post, except that Onyx put in a run on tho outside of the n>ld Man o' War headed Realm before reaching the straight, and ho led into'.the home stretch from Sheik, Logan Chief, Onyx, and Acron. Sheik dropped back and both Logan Chief and Acron challenged Man V War, but the lastnamed atuck to his work, and in a great raco won by a neck from Logan Chief, who was only a head in front of Acron. Sheik wis fliitWgtha away, and then came Realm, ■with Onyx and Ahuriri together. Times—--3m • 2-ss, 3m 7 4-08, 3m 7 4-ss. ALLENTON HANDICAP' (in harness), of ' 200 aovs; second 35, third 15. 3.36 class. lira. 1 4E. J. Smith's b g BRUCE by Logan ' Pointer—Trixie, Mac 4yrs 30 Owner 1 | 13. Mrs IJ. L. Thompson's b g Rebel syrs I 84 .. . .. .. D. Greenhorn 2 | 3. L. Cloake's bm. Pearl Coionado Syrs I 36 .. .. •• J- Fiaser, jun. 3 1 1 11 Mentor and Fireman bracketed, 8 Gala Pointer, 14 Generator. 1 Ladv €lO, 6 Sue- ' cession, 23 Winter Audubon, 2 Great Form •cr; 13 Sparklinjc Chimes 12; 19 Ararawa , W; 10, Harold Thorpe 12; 18 Kate Thorpe , 24; 7 Rapier 34; 24 Keucouit 24; 17 Master Don 80; 20 Wairna, 30. 16 Glenaray ' 38; 5 My Sonny 36; 9 Arras Chief 48; 15 Woinoni,4B; 2g Bist Hill 60; 21*Whotu 60 also ftarttd. ' Great Form swerved at the atari and interfered vntii several of those behind hun. Generator. Winter Audubon, and Bruce were quickest to begin, and they out out the running to the back stretch, whero Pearl Coronado took charge, and Rebel put in » fast run. Pearl Coronado led into the straight, "where Bruce came through and won easily by four lengths. Rebel was only half a length, in front of Pearl Coronado. with Glenaray fourth, just in front of • hutched; lot. Tinws—3m 365, 8m 33 4-ft, 3m 37a,
. UTILITY HANDICAP (in harness), of 190 sovs; second 30, third 15. Vox ainhoppled trotters. 4.57 class. 2m. 7. J. Bennett's blk i BUHJCIE by Pctcrcta—Galtndo Brook aged 24 T. AVallaco 1 10. D. I,odser3'» b g Patard i-ned 72 A. Buttcrfield 2 4. A. Robertson's b m Lsdv Kvelvn affed 12 .. .. TV. Mcßao 3 5 Kelman, 15 Whemiapai, 11 Wire. H Major Domo scroll Huia Sen 12: 6 Lonesome 24; 3 Nclsc-n McKanney 36; 1 Guy Parrish 36; 8 Joyful 60; I 3 Avalanche 60; 2 Huegcod 60; 9 Wee Olga 72 also etartid. TVith halt a mi'e covered the order _ of the' leaoVers was I.idy Kvelyn, Burnie, Kelman, Guy;. Parrish, end Lonesome, .iv:'th Major Domo arid Pniaid nt the head of the others. Lady Evelyn and Bumic led into the back «x lengths clear cf Guy Parrish and Lonesome, with Pataid and Kelson McKinney next. Burn-'e ■ headed Lady 'Evelyn teforc naching the far turn, n xt j i 1 order coming Guy Parr'sh, Pa'ard, and 1 Lunesome. Patard had run into cecond ! place when thry turned into the stiaight. ■ but Burnie stalled him off and won by I a neck. Lady Evelyn was six Icng'hs away i and then came Wire fourth ani Kelson : McKinney fifth. Times—sra 4 4-3s, 5m 1 1-os, 5m 7 2-3». GEERS HANDICAP fin of 223 eovs; second 40, third 20. 2.50 class. Urn. 3. i\ C. Hogarth's ch g HAROLD BURWOOD "bv H.irold Dillrn—Prid» of Bunvood U'-rs 24 .. J. H. Wilson 1 6. R. J. Stone's ch g Gleaming aged 36 ■T. Messervcy. jun. 2 1. 11.. W. Akcr's h m. WoitoJd Girl Svra 48 .. .. .. J. J. Ker.nfr'ov 3 11 Brownwood scr: 5 Ta'.mt 12; 2 Nelson t Eamo 12; 7 Olive Huon 24: 8 Fancy Boy !24; 9 Rex Corrnado 21; 4 Logan Lou 36; 10 Partner 3G also stnrUd. < Brownwood wa3 riiickeH to begin, but when the field settled down took charge, ' followed by Fancy Boy, Nelsan Fame, Gleaming, Haro'd Bnrwood, apd Olive Huon, with Waitaki Girl,anov ! n;'ivo fast. Three from heme Waitaki Oirl wa?' in front, with Talent, Nelson Fame, Harold Burwcod, and Glenmin'i next. Tiivnini in'o Iho stiaight Waitiki Girl locked like a winner, but she tired in the run home, and in a good race Harold Bunvood beat Gleaming by a neck. Waitaki Girl wbb s!x lengths away third, vith Tnlent fourth . and Logan Lou fifih. Times-2m 54 1-Sa. !m 53 2-'», 2m 53 3-ss. FAREWELL HANDICAP 'in cf 160 sovs; secend £O, third 13. 2.iS c!assV Ira. 2. H. A Jartlen's blk g DALMENY by Brent Locanda—Pleasant Drivo 4vrs scr .. " .. B. Jarden 1 8. H. F. Nicol'.'s b m Latonn, ahd 4&, F. E. Jones 2 6. R. W. Mclunnell's blk g Firelight aged 48 .. .. H. G. Peart 3 14 Cock Robin, 17 Coronel, 5 Awaniba, 3 Oakland, i Pan Ynn, 16 Squatter «rr; 13 Princess Zoo. 12- 11 Pakcti 24: 18 Marvin Mno'24; 15 Davknite 24: 10 Irish W£ispe'.-s 21; 7 Pessimist 24; 9 Choubro. 24; 13 Idris 24; 18 Tcirimy Direct 36; 4 Quiver ii I also started. | Csck Robin, Awamoa, Dalmeny, Squatter, j and Pan Van wore prominent in the cirly j stages-, but when they reached the straight Dnlmeny was in the lead, with _ Firelight. Latona," Pessimist, and Irish -Wh'spers racing in close order. In the run home Qilineny.drew away to win by two lengths fi"m Latona. who fin : shed fast and bea-t Firelight by half a length. Quiver was fourth- and Awamoa fitlh. Times—2m 21 l-ss, 2m 17 3-53, 2m 17 4-ss. Notes on the Racing. All started in tho Advance Handicap. D'Artagnan was a warm favourite, and then earns a, big drcp in tho betting, with.Dolly Houi, Native Chief, and Four Bolls the /bust backed cf the others. The race was an interesting one, as at different stages of tho raqa there were changes amongst the loaders. Dolly Houi was always w,ell placed, and putting in her claim in 'the home straight she woh by a- length from Te'trachord, with the favourite, D'Artagnan, third. The . winher, Dclly Houi, is ownod «nd trsiaed in Southland, and she handled tho hoaty track much batter than did tho major--1 lty of hor . opponents. D'Artagnan broke I soon after tho' start,-'but once ho settled down, paced a solid race and was only heatftn into third place by a small margin by 1 Tetrachord, a useful three-yea!-c-ld gelding by Logan Pointer frgm Lady Betty. Surfboard I and Four Bells were the moat prominent of the others. Tho former was in the lead at I the end of ten furlongs,. but failed to stay. Native Chief misbehaved, himself at th« 1 «ta.rt,.and was last to leave, with the result that his.supporters received a poor run for their money. ■; . .. I George /Huon easily accounted for the opposition in the 1 . Rakaia Handicap, making his second win at the meeting. The son of- Wild-wood Juhr, was not in aa much de--Wand as oh the first day, and he paid a useful dividend, claae on double figures/ Wee Patch, an aged mare by Bon Patch from a--Itothaohild mare, one of the outsiders of the field, besit. all but the. winner, but he was a >mewhat luoky, as Gold Digger was in second, nlace sixty yards tern the winning post, when he broke* and the mistake saw him, beaten into third place. Hnssan, Syndicate, and Major Domo showed speed inpatches i but failed to trot evenly. The display -of the other competitors calls for little ccimmeht beyond the statement that thoir form wias a long way below what might have been expected. ■'•;'•• -^ 1 There was no stretching in the- Durbar. Handicap. Wharepiana was. favourjte,'. with Bessie Logan, Kissing Cup, Tenorite, and 1 Ivohara backed in that order. *The favourite, 1 Wharepiaha., began smartly and went out to win all the way, .and as heads .were turned for home she was proclaimed the winner. , The 'daughter of • Hal Zolbck and Muriel Derby had nothing left in reserve, and was well beaten into third pla.ee. Prince Pointer, who finished third to Bessie Logan and Kov hwa in the Ashbiuton County Handicap, was eeen in -a inote favoursible light. From start to •'. finish . he paced with determination;- and wcii -with' a lot in hancL his supporters receiving a handy dividend. Kean John put in a well-sustained 1 un -over the last two fUrlongs, and his; ] elaying ability saw him defeat' Wharepi#na for second money. Close behind the placed I horses were Tenerifie, Kohara, arid Stunt Artist. Native King trotted well for threepurls of the journey, but Bessie Logan, who was well banked, was beaten half a- mile from home. Her display was disappointing, and there 'was little doubt she - was feeling the< effect of the. first -day's racing, and the racing arid travelling she has done since the beginning .-..of* the. year. The journey, was., too far forßamaroa, while Kissing Cup, Prinoess Zoe, Le Todd, Event, and Logan-Lou never'looked like winners. There were no soratchings . in the Free-for-All, "and each of the seven: starters bore, a weU-trainod «ppewance, and the field, was one of the best eeen on the Ashburton course. Immediately the totalisator opened it was evident that the public only wanted! to back two horses, Logan Chief and Onyx, and finally Logan Chief was made favourite with two tickets more on his chance than Onyx, and together they carried over lalfthe rapney on the machine. The field scored up about a'hundred yards from, the starting post, and when this point was reached the .seven horses were racing in- close company. Sheik immediately to:k up the mnning, closely followed by Realm, Man o\ War, Lcgari Chief, Acron, Onyx, and Ahuriri. Aa the. field raced down the back Man o' War and Realm were in front and. practically on terms. Then came Logan Chief, Sheik, Acrcnj Onyx, and Ahuriri. Three furlongs- from home the field closed up, and as heads were turned for the straight the ..colours of! Man o' War, Logan Chief, Onyx, and Sheik .were, the moat prominent. Halfway down the straight the final issue. Uokcd to be between Logan Chief arid Acron, but Man o' War responded' gamely under pressure, arid defeated L"ogan Chief by a neok, with Aoron a head, away third. Then caiae Sheik, Realm, Onyx, and Ahuriri. The winner; Man b" War, is an Aus-tralian-bred pacer by Peri Huori from Wilga. Ho has done a lot of racing and; has won over meet distances; Man o' War ia partial to a heavy course, and the public overlooked this fact, and he started seventh favourite and paid a dividend of over a quarter of a "century. Both Logan Chief and Acron paced brilliant races, and' althcugh beaten neither wea disgraced, and under more favourable conditions might have reversed positions with the winner Fof a mile aud a-quart*r Sheik paced a fine race, as did Realm. Onyx did not show her usual tiasb, ■ and finished some distance behind the placed horsca. Ahuriri was outclassed «nd tailed the field moat <i the way. The laco aroused a lot of • excitement. The exhibition of- horsennanship was first-class, and from all points of view the race was a treat Miccese, and the club must be congratulated upon its enterprise for catering for thia class of race. - Bruce and Kebel, two son 3 of Logan Pointer, fought out the finish of the Allen--1 ton H*«die»p. The former stayed on. betI tor than on the first 'day, when he finished unplaced in tho'-Acton Handicap, and these who pinned their faith to the Addingtontrained gelding were rewarded with a good dividend. Bruce is only a four-ycaivold, and next season should develop into a useful mile handicap hcrse. At the end of a mile I Rebel Lad made up most of his handicap, I and was within striking distance of tho leadI eiji, but his early effort proved too much, 1 and he finished very tired in second place, I with the speedy but non-sttyer Pearl Coronado third, and Glenaray foiirlh at the hoad ef a bunched field. Lady Cio did »ot go avay, and Great Form played up at the. fitart. i" The field in the'Xltility Handicap was not s> particularly strong one, while the I majority 0!" those engaged in the race ran a- long way below expecbrtion. Before_nalt the iourney vas covered. Burnie and Lady Evelyn were ijwell:- clear of the others. The 1 former maintained his advantage *nd
I lasted long enough to withstand a strong challenge from Pataid, who trotted one of his best iace3 Jais season. Lady Evelyn did not stay well and was_ beaten into third place, with Wire and Nelson McKinney j,t the head of a strung out field. Lonesome and Guy Parrish failed to stay, and are better suited to a shorter course. Waitaki Girl was installed a warm favourite in tho -Geers Handicap, and although ehe flattered her Bupporte'ra for nine furlongs, she was well beaten into third place by Harold Burwood and Gleaming. The former finished full of running nnd evidently is becoming more solid with rncing. Gleaming, who was racing over his favourite distance, was always in a good position, and only suffered defeat by a nnrrow margin. Talent was fourth and Logan Lou fifth. Nelson Fame ran well for six furlongs. The North Island owned colt cunnot be right, &3 he has a good private reputation and won over n- mile at Auckland last month. Pan Yan and fialinony disputed favouritism in the Farewell Handicap, and* finally the former was slightly better backed than Dalmeny with solid support for Oakland and Quiver. Pan Yan flattered his supporters for half the journey, when he gradually dropped back and finished in the ruck. In the early stages of the race Dalmeny wa3 some distance behind the leaders, but he quickly improved his position, and staying out the eight furlongs in good style, went on to win comfortably. He scored his first success this season, although he has been placed on several occasions. Latona raced better in sadd'e than shts did in harness on the previous day, and vigorously ridden by F. E. i Jones, the Ashlurton-owned and trained | mare Tsoat all hut the winner, hut onlv after a* great struggle with the Southland owned gelding Firelight. Quiver paced a sound race into fourth place with Awamoa next in front of a strung out field. Successful Owners. For the two days *ho club distributed 4250 sovs as follows:—2. F. Nicoll £SBO, G. Gorton £4OO, Jack and Stewart £393, Fs'tate ! o : Thinn and N. Burgess £375, T. Goin™- ' .'9"f) T H. McGi-T £2.-0, R. M. Morten £225 = F. C. Hogarth £215, E. J. Smith £l5O. hj! ■ Herdman £1«0, J. Bennett £l<s, M. More ! £l2O, H. Jarden £lls, D. Hussey £lls, J. | W. FrizreTl £lO5. J. Duffy £IOO, J. R. Mci Kenzie £SO, A. F. Smith £SO, C. J. Butter : £s(l, A. Robertson £SO, R. W. McKinnell ! £45. T. Butcher £lO, It. J. Stone £40," Mrs M. L. Thomp'on £35, D. Roger* £3O, B. Lorpelly £3O, J. Hislon £ls, TV Carroll £25. A. Burrows £25. H, W. Aker £2O, J. H. Deed £ls. Mr and Mm C. H. Breeze £ls, L Cloak's £ls, C. M.' OHivier £lO. J. Dowlin» £lO, W. Bryce £lO and C. Stockdill £lO. ° Winning Sires. The progeny of Logan in Prince Pointer, Arran Chief, Bruce, '-loin Thumb, and Bessie Logan won five races. Wifdwood Junr. was represented by three (George Hiion and Quiver); Nelson Bingen two (Nnntwich and Nelson Derby) nnd Houi (Dolly Houi). Marobrino Derby (Huegood), Peiereta (BurnieV Br»nt Locanda (Dalmenv), Harold Dillon Burwood), and Piri Hujn (Man o' War), one each. Beinsinan. J. Frnser, jun. (George Huon 2), and W. J. Tomkinson (Nelson Fame and Huegood) were associated with two winners, and J. W. Frizzell (Tom Thumb), A. Hendriksen (Bessie Logan), D. Warren (Nantwich), O. Smith (Arran Chief). R. Berry (Quiver), R. [ Mills'(Prince Pointer), T. H. McGirr (Man. o' War), E\ J. Smith (Bruce), T. Wallis (Burnie), B. Jnrdcn (Dalmeny), J. H. Wilson (Harold Burwood), and D. Husßey (Dolly Houi) one each. FRANKLIN R.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING. (PEERS: iSSOCJATIOK^TBI/EGBAM;) AUCKLAND, Juno 13. The Franklin Racing Club hold its Annual Meeting »t the Avondale Racecourse to-day, Tho weather wag fijie, and there, was a large attendance.. The totali»a'tor handled £13,110. Roeults:— RAMARAMA HACK STEEPLECHASE of 200 sow; about '2Jm—l MANIAHERA 10 6 S. Walls* 1; 8 Ginger Carl. 9 3; 4. Ve«>ferate 11 3. 7 Hushmgn 10; a All Talk '9 4; 6 Opaloid 0 4; 5 Mijs Rosa 0 4; 2 Kendall 9; 11 Yankee Dan 9; 9 PukeltuLa 9; 10 Golden Glint 9 also started. The was a chapter of accidents, only the placed* horses finishing the course. Won by seven lengths; ek lengths second and- third. Time, 5m 16s. ' - p H. F. Hasledt, rider of Opaloid, was fined £2 for continuing; in the* race after his horse had go.ie outside,* flag. • BOMBAY HANDICAP of . 225 sovs. First horse in each Divieicjn 9Q sovs. 6f. First Division, , 1 RING POTOA 10 A. E.Kewing.l: 4Adi Vunivola 9 2; ~6 10; 12 Mnngapiko 9 3; 14 Marble Mount 9 2; 15 Hbmai 9; H Golden Sovereign 9; 17 Dorothy Abbey 9: 16 MsVerlish 9 also started, Won by half a length;" length second- and third. Time, lm 18s. . f j Second Division. ' 5 RARAKAIT 9 3 L. Manson 1; 18 Harbour View 9 2; 10 Turn 9 3. 2 Killute 10; 13 Tuscan .9 li; 3 Sir Henry » 3; 19 Wyoming 9 2; 9 Greetings 9 2; 7 Fair Abbey 9; 21 The Drifter 9; 20 Miss Bramble 9 also, started. Won by threequarters of a length; -same aecofid and third. Time, lm 18 3-6 a, FRANKLIN CUP, of 3W sotbs aecond 80 . third 15. Urn. 1. Roulaten Bros.' br g BAEOMETER by Thu'rnham—Bouvardia 6yra 9 3 E. A. Keesing 1 G. W. H. Wackrow's br g Ga]» Day 4yra 10 4 .. .. •• H. Goldfinch 2 2. und Smith's bar Gold J«pket 6vrs9 7 .. •-'. R. E. Thpinpaon 3 3 Riiapapa 10; Ripe 9: 4 Drawbridge 9 also started. Won'bv a nose; length ?econd and third. Cherry Ripe wna fourth. Tiine, 2ni 14 4-ss. , BUCKLAND HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; Of—7. LIGHTWOOD 9 L. Duheu 1; 2 Piton 10 8 2; 1 Queen Emerald 10 2 33 Transformer 10; 10 Flowing ,Bowl 9 9: 8 Clockwork-9 1; 9 Allegiance 9; 6_Ma Boughal 9; 5 Appreciation 9.; 4 Adt Vuwvola 9 also started. Won by two lengths; threequartera of a length second and third. Time, 2m 0 3-ss, Allegiance, Flowing Bowl, and Adi Vunwola fell. I'UKEKOHE HURDLE RACE, of 300 isovs; second 50, third .15, 2m,. 3. LV Brewery b g TINOKA.HA by Quin Abbey—Freedom mart aged 10 1 ■ W. Rennie 1 I. hj, Coleman's .b g Peter Amana aged = 1010 ■ ~ :- •• E.Warner 2 6. 0- M. Emanuel's b g Bright Light aged '9 .. .. .. S. Henderson 3 2 King Abbey 9 12', 5 Te Tahi 9; 4 Ripplirs 9 »!»:•. started. > .Won by four lengths; eight lengths stcond and third. - Time, 3m 655. ■TT7AKAU FLYING HANDICAP of. 230 sovs; 6f-2 DAYLIGHT 10 8 R. Reed 1; 3 Hoariri 10 4 2; 1 King Cheopß 9 6 3. 6 Uralla 9 2; 7 Jolly Princes 9; 8 Quin«ilia 9: 4 Exaetly 9; 5 Princes? Ronnie 9 also etarted. Won by three-quortera of a lehgtb:' length and a-quarter between second and third. Time, lm 16 2-os. WAIUKTJ WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; 7f-l ARCHIBALD 9 3 OV Dombroski 1; 2 Zircon 10 10 2; 0 Peter Maxwell 9 6 3. 5 Pompey 10 7-, 8 Smoke 9; 3. Bute Sound 9; 7. Srnok* Concert 9; 4 .Titaneas 9 also started, Wen by half a head; three and a-half lengths. second and third. Time, lm 335. - WAVERLEY R.C.'S WINTER MEETING. IBPBCIAL TO ?B«SS.") ' ' WANGANUI, June 13. The Waverley Racing Club's Winter Meeting was held to-day iu fine weather. The going was holding. The totalisator investments amounted to £12,943. Results:TRIAL- STAKES, of 115 sovs; 6f.— GRAND LUPIN 9 3 L, G. Morris 1; 1 RSosevate 9 7 2;— Tangipai 9 3. 3 Te Monanui 9 13; 10 Vnnninia U 2; 8 Cooinda 9; 14 Hineora 9; 7 Mbeatoa 9; 11 Puawhato 9; I 12 Luplneel 9; 15 Ganui 9; 9 Lady Sanforte [ 9; 4 Lady Estelle 9; 13 Seaview 9j 16 | Resin 9; 2 Equalise 9 also started. Won by three lengths;.. same second and third. 'Time, lm 17s. . ! ' ; WAIROA HANDICAP, of 180 sovs; 6f—--1 6 SHDTEYE.9 L. A; Pine 1; 3 Rehutai 9 3 2; 4 Some Red 9 2 3. 1 Gaillard .10 7; 2 Attractive 9 12; 7. Mountain 8e11'9.7; 5 Lively Fire 9 also started.' Wen by a neck;. same second, and third. Time, lm 16 4-ss. HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; about 2m—l ERIE 11 10 L. G. Morris 1;.2 Roaming- 9 3 2; 5 Pouri Hohi 9 3. 3 White Ranger 9 12; 4 Uncle Dave 9 7; 0 Prince Paul 9 alao etartecl. Won by a length; half a furlong second and third. Time, 4m 4s. PATEA COUNTY CUP, of 275 sots; second 40, third 10 sovs. ljm. 1 A. Grant's br g SUNSHOT, by Kil-broney—-Suublrd 4yrs 9 9 L. G. Morris 1 4 J. Fryer's b B Cold Steel 6yrs 10 3 L. EdwarSs 3 3 T. O'Donnell's b g Ttollus 3yrs 0. ". L. A. Pine 3 2 Valencia 9 11; C Santiago '9 5; 6 Ora's Delight 9 also started. Won by a length and a half; four lengths second and third. Time, 3m 16 8-si. OTARA HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sots; 6f—-1 ANTICIPATE 10 11 J Barry i; 6 | Sunny Vale 9 13 2; 5 Master Lacern* 9 5 3. I 3 Empire Cam» 9 6;. 8 Gold Ranji 9'«; 4 Lisogne 0; 7 Mountain Ore 9 also started. Won by a length; same second and third. Time, lm IT 4-ss, KOHI HACK HANDICAP, of 130 toTs; 7f—3 BVlfr PETES 0 9 L, G. Mom* lj .
l Lucrative 10 8 2; 4 Demure 9 3. 3 Rooscvate 9 "; C Moeaton 9; 7 Kitnngi 9; 6 Lady Sunforte 9; 5 Lady Polwill 9 also started. Won.by a length; uno and a half lengths second and third. Time, 1m 33scc. PRESIDENT'S HACK HANDICAP, of 115 sovs; sf—l KEHUTAI 11 L. G. Morris 114 Puawhato 9 2; -1 Wee Sandy 3. 1 Willowai 10 2; G Lively Fire 10 7: S Lisogne 9 3; 5 Kinpire Camp 9 7; 9 Sunny Vale 10; 7 Master "Lucerne 9 7; 13 Mountain Ore 9 2; 15 Ganui 9; 11 Tangifcai 9; ;s Grand Lupin 9; 10 Equalise 9; 12 Cooinda 9 also started. Won by two lengths; half a length second and third. Time, lm 4s. BANKS PENINSULA R.C.'S MEETING. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr H. Brinkman:— ELLESMERE TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 115 sovs. 2.24 class. lm. Granite City .. scr Nellie Brainley 12 Tetrackord .. scr Logan Lad .. 12 Okoura .. scr Drone .. 12 Houdini .. scr Try Soon .. 12 Bertha Dillon .. scr Bob Logan .. 12 Auditor .. scr Cock Robin .. 24 Imshi .. scr Eric Rothschild 24 Ecstasy ..scr Percy Dillon .. 24 Biddy Logan .. scr Bingen Lad .. 24 Bob Dillon .. scr Mary Galindo .. 24 Surfboard .. ecr Moonlit .. 24 Peggy Logan .. scr' Albert Logan .. 21 Polo Jim . .. scr Wild Hebo ... 24 Oriole .. see Prince Athol ... 36 Great Form .. scr A nan Chief ~ SB Nipper ..scr Awamoa .. 3(5 Xepia .. ecr Roicole .. SG Dome .. scr Pattie Alto .. 48 Dusky Pointer ~ 12 Ratana .. 48 Crusader ..12 KAITUNA HANDICAP TROT (in harness), of 120 sovs. 4>50 class. 2m. Bob Dillon .. scr Holly Bell .. 36 Eileen Chimes scr Kapler .. 36 Morganza R. .. scr Pieter Ecstasy .. scr Timmerman 4P Admiral Pointer scr Binpren Lad .. 48 Surfboard .. Bcr Master Don .. 4? Sxiccession .. ecr Audpminion .. 4S Oriole .. scr Tarzaii .. 4f> Ashley Dillon .. scr Shine Soon - ~48 Great Form .. scr Lord Clan .. GO Try Soon .. scr Waivua, .. fin Nipper ». 24 In-rle Bingen .. 79 Crusader .. 24 Whetu.. .. 79 Sparkling Chimes 24 Roicole ... 84 Guy Fawkes ...36 Awamoa ..84 A-J.C. WINTER MEETING. (HT CABLE— PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT.) (AUBTIULUN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) SYDNEY, June 14. Following is the result of the AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB STEEPLECHASE, a Bweopstakes of 10 sovs each, with 2000 sovs added. About 3m. ' J. T. Mackenzie's ch g PALBI, by Eaton Lad—Pixie aged 11 11 .. .. 1 A. Waugh's b g Mailman by George Frederick—Mail Way aged 9 . . . . 2 0. Murray's b g Grand' Urchin, by Playboy—Miss Grand aged 9.. .. 3 There were seven starters. , Black Art Jed over the first of the trjsble. Minterne then went to the front, but lost his ridoV at the third hurdle, and this apain left Black Art in the lead., which he main,tained to the mile post, where ho fell, when three, lengths ahead of Mailman and Palbi. The rest of the field were beaten 'off, and Pnl&i took charge at the top of the hill, and won by fifteen lengths. King Howard fell. Time, Cm 28p. i WINTER STAKES, a sweepstakes of 6 sovs each, with 750 sovs added, lm sf. F, Taverha's b c VALAMITA, by Valais —-Tressamifa 3yrs .. .. 1 E, J. Watt's b c Strongbow by Bowman— Mary Fortune 3yrs ' .. •• .. 2 J. Davis's br g Magician by Trillion — Althorpe. 3yrs .. ■■...• • ~.. 3 There were eight starters. Won by a length and a half. Time, 2m 55Ja. :
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