AUCKLAND T.C.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18889, 3 January 1927, Page 13

AUCKLAND T.C.

GREAT BINGEN PACES TWO MILES IN 4-19 2-5.

(PBXSS A.S3OCIATIOK TXLXGKAX.) AUCKLAND, December 01. The concluding day of the Auckland Trotting Club's Summer Meeting was held under good conditions. The weather was fin© and there was a large attendance. The track was in good order. The totalizator investments were ±'56,196 10b compared with i' 59,152 for the third day last year. Eesults:

TAMAKI HANDICAP (in harness), of 40u sovs: imhopplcd trotters. 3.-15 class. l}m— I TAMERLANE 12 A. E. Busscll 1; 1 Klzear 60 t; 3 Marble Star 108 +. 12 Molly Audubon scr; 11 Don Zo'.ock scr; 15 Elsa Nore aerr 10 Rota Huon scr; 19 Cool King scr; 18 Seann Truibhais scr; 9 Sea Queen 12; 7 Roma Bingen 24; 13 Peterson 24; 16 Lord Roberts 21; 17 Pot or McDonald 30; 17 Nelson Boy IS: 2 Katute 4S; 14 Bridget Gnlindo 48; 5 Eairlight CO; 6 Tiger Salvo 108 also started. Won by n length; dead heat second place. Time, 3.3G 4-5. PARK HANDICAP (in harness), of 400 sovs; 3.30 class, ljm—6 ROCK HINTO>< 36 R. V. Wood 1; 8 Haydock scr 2; 1 Amaria 12 3. 23 Fungus scr; 10 Admiral Lock scr: 4 Richoro scr; 18 Dillon Huon scr; 7 F.'orent scr; 22 Charming Pronto scr; 1G Delavnn Bill scr; 6 Shadowland scr; 9 Logan Rothschild scr; 21 Billy Whiz 12; II Bingen Starr 12; 19 Tranquil 12; 15 Mulwaree 12: 3 Goldfinch 21; 13 Grattan Thorpe 21; 12 Respect 24; 12 Uncle Bert 24; 17 Marshal Neil 36; 2 Master Councillor 48; 14 Kockburn 48 a'.so started. Won by half a length; three-quarters of a length second and third. Time, 3.26 4-5.

PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP (in harness), of 1000 sovs; second 200, third 100, fourth 50. 4.31 class. 2m. 1. J. L. Webb's blk g KOHARA by Cathedral Chimes—Bright Alice syrs 24 .. .. .. J. Brvco 1 6. D. Spence's b m Quean's Own aged 12 , O. E. Hooper 2 4. J. R. McKenzic's br h Great Bingen aged 108 .. .. D. Withers 3 8. C. E. Lindsay's b g Talaro syrs 48 M. Holmes 4

2 Petcrwah scr; 7 Locanda Mac 12; S Sea Pearl 24; 9 Jou'el 24; 5 Jack Potts 48; 10 Imprint CO also started. Queen's Own led till the distance, where Ivohara came through to win by half ji length. Ti'mes—4,2s 4-5, 4.27, 4.19 2-5, 4.24 3-5.

NEW YEAH HANDICAP (in harness), o£ 500 savs; unhopplcd horses. 4.48 'class. 2in—4 THE TARTAR 18 G. Patau 1; 7 Wimmera King 60 2 ; 3 Trampfast scr 3. 2 Elzear scr; 13 Golden Gate scr; 12 Roi Alto scr; 8 Gold Sovereign 24; 9 Some Juzz 36; 1 Real the Great 36; 30 Nelson McKinnev 3G; 11 Wild Nut 36; 6 Ngatira 81; 5 Toll Chimes 81; 14 Wnllroon 156 also started. Won by half a head; length second and third. Time, 4.41. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (in harness), of 500 sovs; 4.40 class. 2m—3 MARSHAL NEIL 24 L. F. Berkett 1; 4 Nimble Direct 21 2; 15 Buz Buz scr 3. 18 Billy Whizz scr; 6 Transport scr; 10 Florent scr; 14 Una Perc scr; 11 Gold Jacket scr; 17 Uncle Bert scr; 12 Reliance scr; 7 Luvan 12; 5 Don Douglas 12; 13 Respect 12; 9 Colehill 12; 2 Kotuku Jack 12; 16 Woodvalc 24; 8 Hoon Hay 24; 1 Machine Gun 60 also started. Won by three-quarters of a length; halt length second and third. Time, 4.37.

ONSLOW HANDICAP (in harness)/ of 500 sovs; 2.13 class, lm—2 NELSON FAME 12 S. M. August 1; 1 Nelson Derby 36 2; 6 All Bell scr 3. 8 Ben Lcrmond scr; 7 Glandore scr; 5 Bonr.y Logan 24; 4 Prince Pointer 48; 3 Acron 48 also started. Won by three lengths; length second and third. ASSOCIATION HANDICAP (in harness), of 600 sovs; second 120, third 60. For unlioppled trotters. 4.40 class. 2m. 5. R. B. Berry and F. A. Neale's b m ESCAPADE by Nelson Bingen— Country Belle Gyrs 72 R. B Berry 1 2. J. T. Paul's b g Waikaha 6yrs 72 Owner 2 1. G. J. Barton's b g Napland 6yrs 84 W. J. Tomkinson 3

4 Ngatira scr; 7 A 1 Mack scr; 1 Pete Peter 24 bracketed with Napland; 3 Peter Swift 24; 6 Bonnv Spec 24 also started. Times—4.3s 3-5, "4.36 2-5, 4.36 2-5. PREMIER HANDICAP (in harness), of 500 sovs; 2.50 class. ljm—B X/ORD NEPEAN scr S. M. August 1; 2 Jewel Pointer 12 2; 2 Nelson Tasker scr 3. 9 Master Councillor scr: 1 Don Douglas scr; 12 Huon Grattan scr; 6 Cute Lad 12; 5 Anselm 12". 10 Wallroon 12; 7 Stanmoor 24; 3" Lady Dunmore 24; 11 Goldman 24; 1 Holly Boy 48 coupled with Don Douglas also started. Won by a nose; one and a half lengths second and third. Time, 2.48 4-5.

NOTES ON THE RACING (special to the press.)

There were nineteen starters in the Tamaki Handicap for untioppled trotters, but as was the case with the first race on the previous day, it provided a very poor exhibition of trotting, more than half the competitors making mistakes at various stages. Katute, who was second favourite, broke badly just after the start, while Elzear did not begin at all well. Tamerlane, who was a good favourite, went away well, and with a round to go was showing the way to Molly Audubon, Elzear, Heta Huon, and Marble Star. Going along the back, Marble Star raced up alongside Tamerlane, and they came into the straight together. Tamerlane stayed on the better of the pair and Marble Star broke under pressure, with a result that Elzear got up in time to dead-heat for second place. Molly Audubon was three lengths away fourth and then came Eeta Huon and Sea Queen. The winner, who is an aged gelding by Petereta from Miss Hugo, is quite a useful trotter, and his performance in winning at Ashburton on Monday and at Auckland to-day was rathor exceptional. In a big field of twenty-three for the Park Handicap, Asians was sent out favourite, but though ho ran a good race, he had too much ground to make up in the run home and was beaten into third place. Haydock left the mark better than she had done in her previous Taces, and half a mile from ' home looked a winner, but Bock Hinton, finishing fast, got up in time to beat her by half a -length. Shadowland lan a fair race in fourth place, and after him came Goldfinch and Marshal Neil, the last-named having lost a good deal of ground through breaking. The President's Handicap was marked by a notable performance on the part of Great 1 Bingen, who, though beaten into third | ):lace, registered a world's gross track record by doing 4.19 2-5. The race was full of interest throughout. Peterwah showed up in the first round, but lost his chance by breaking, and with a lap to go, Queen's Own was in front followed by Locanda Mac, Kohara, and Imprint. Going along the back, Queen's Own' drew clear and she led into the straight, but in the final stages Kohara had her measure and beat her by half a length. Great Bingen's finishing effort was a thrilling one, but he was unab'e to get through in time. Talaro raced with his usual consistency and was again in the money. Imprint has lost form at present. Jack Potts, who finished fifth, showed a lot of pace but did not go kindly all the way. Tiger Slave and Sebisca were scratched for the New Year Handicap, and Heal the Great, Elzear, and Trampfast were backed in that order. Real the Great was slow to begin, and Elzear, after leaving the mark, broke and refused to settle down until her chance was gone. • Trampfast also refused to strike his gait until all the field had gone past him, and his effort in gaining third place wa3 decidedly impressive. Nelson McKinney went well for the greater part of the journey, but as on the previous day lost his chance by breaking. The Tartar and Wimmera King were together entering the straight, and in a great race home, The Tartar won by half a head. Real the Great was fourth, To'l Chimes fifth, and Vi'ild Nut sixth.

Jewel Pointer and Auto Machine were withdrawn from the Telegraph Handicap, and in & good betting nice Machine Gun, Kotuku Jack, Marshal Neil, and Nimble Direct were the best backed. Machine Gnn did well to finish fourth, but there were too many horfle3 in frontof him,-while Kotuku Jack gave a poor display. Marihal Neil was well placed half a 'mile from home and, finishing strongly, he beat Nimble Direct, who would probably have won but for being blocked at a critical stage. Some smart milerß were engaged in the Onslow Handicap, from which Jack Potts was withdrawn. The lace was robbed of some of its interest by the failure of Bonny Logan and Acron to leave the mark properly, the latter being hopelessly out of it. All Bell and Glandore cut out the early running, but two furlongs from home, ;\clson Fame streaked away and won very easily Ne-son Derby finished well, but had no chance with the winner. Nelson Fame and jNelson Derby ;iro brothers, both being by Nelson Bingen from Notice.

The Association Handicap was looked forward to with considenib'e interest, as it brought about another meeting between Waikaha, Escapade, and Napland. The lastnamed, bracketed with Pete Peter, was n very warm favouriio, with Waikaha next in demand. AVaikaha broke at the start aiid again before they had gono a couple of furlongs, and A 1 Mack quickly established a big lead. He was etill in front six furlongs from homo, but Escapade, Waikaha, and Pete Peter were closo behind him, whilo Napland, who had lost ground by breaking, was a long way back. Escapade had taken charge as they tnrned for home and won decisively from Waikaha. Napland made up a lot of ground, but the effort was too much for him. It was a fine performance on

Escapade's part, and her form at the Meeting shows that the high opinions held of her are quite justified. The bracketed pair, Holly Boy and Don Douglas, were best backed for the Premier Handicap, but neither was in the money. Nelson Tasker, Lord Nepean, and Jewel Pointer were the leaders all the' way, and ill a great finish, Lord Nepean won by ft nose from Jowel Pointer, with Nelson Tasker a length and a half away, Goldman being fourth and Lndy Duirmore fifth. Goldman was putting in tome great work over the final stages, but could not get clear in time.

GREYMOUTH J.C.

FIRST DAY. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TZLEOEAM.) GREYMOUTH, December 31. The Greymouth Jockey Club's Midsummer Meeting was opened in glorioUß weather. There was a large attendance, and the track was in excellent order. The totallsator investments were £9269 10s, as compared with £9591 10s on the first day last year. Results: — MAIDEN STAKES, of 100 sovs; special weights; slf —l ASCETIC E. Shaw 1; 3 EUali 2; 4 Lord Middleton 3. 2 Miss Aldington also started. A length each way. Time 1.2 2-5, PAROA HANDICAP, of 105 sovs; 6f—--ICLONTARF 9-6 D. O'Connor 1; 8 Silver Tray 8-9 2; 4 Lytup 7-10 3. 2 Heisler 8-13; G Moratorium 8-6; 7 Flying Master 7-13; 6 Gaslight 7-8 also started. Half a length each Way. Time'l.ls 8-5. GREY VALLEY HANDICAP, of 115 sovs; lm—2 OPHIR 7-8 A. Mesoervy 1;.3 Margaret Birney 9-3 2; 4 Pickaninny 7-12 3. 1 Will Oakland 9-2; 6 Prince Feroui 9-0; 6 Steel Bar 8-9 also started. Won by one and a half lengths; two lengths second and third. Time 1.42. FIRST HURDLES HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; ljm and 110yds—1 ORIFLAMB 9-5 E. Shaw 1; 4 Tenterfleld 11-4 2; 2 Hokioi 10-11 3. 3 King Abbey 11-2; 5 Lord Ashlea 9-7 also started. Three lengths each way. Time 3.53 3-5. OTIRA HANDICAP, of 110 sovs; 6jf—--3 ALL GOLD 8-7 J. W. Jennings 1; 2 Corn Rigs 9-0 2; 5 Oailburn 7-12 3. 1 Para 8-12; 4 Sasham 8-2 also started. Won by a length; neck second and third. Time 1.32 4-5. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; 6f —1 NINCOMPOOP 9-9 J. Campbell 1; 4 NoJ;e 7-11 2; 3 Corinthlc 9-9 3. 5 Some Ahbey 8-7; 2 Coupon 7-8; 6 Nunumi 7-0 also started. Won by a length; half a length second and third. Time 1.16 1-5. WELTER HANDICAP, of 110 sovs; 7f—2 GAY QUEEN 8-0 A. Eastwood 1; 9 Sartolite 8-0 2; 0 Rapid Rose 8-7 3. 10 No Response 9-3; 5 Bitters 8-5; 3 Captain Wai 9-3; 11 Hiero 8-4; 7 Flaming Ray 8-4; 8 Horatius 8-0; 4 Saxette 8-0; 1 Gaybird 8-6 also started. Won by a neck; three lengths second and third, Time 1.80.

BRUNNER HANDICAP, of 105 sovs; 6Jf —2 MORATORIUM 8-11 E. Shaw 1; 1 Hallownoon 8-7 2; 3 Viewpoint 8-0 3. 4 Prince Charlerol 8-1; 5 Lord Leslie 7-13 also started. Won by two lengths; length second and third. Time 1.23 1-5.

SECOND DAY. January 1. The Greymouth Jockey Club's second day attracted a very large attendance> The weather was fine, with a slight sprinkling of rain. The going was good. Results: — TRIAL STAKES, of 100 sovs; weight 8-fl; 5 j£—s ELLAH D. Gunn 1; 1 Motor Smash 2; 2 The Atom 3. 3 South Inch sad Cash Box coupled; 6 Miss Addington; 4 Nunumi also started. Half length each way. Time 1.11 25.

FLYING HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 6f—l HEISLER 8-4 P. McGuire 1; 2 Moorland 10-0 2; 4 Saxetto 7-3' B. 3 Big Push 8-5; & Some Abbey 8-1; 6 Gaslight 7-3 also started. Time 1.16 2-5.

GREYMOUTH CUP, of 350 sove, Including silver cup value 50 sovs; second 60, third 30. lim. 8. J. J. Sh#nn«han's br g GOOSESTEP. by Nassau—Warstep 6yrs 8-6 D. Cotton 1 4. H. Ellis's b £ Margaret Birney 4yrs

9-0 8. E. W. Spencer's ch m Pickaninny aged

5 Prince Ferouz 8-12; 2 Taboo 8-12; 7 Corinthio 8-8; 1 Ophir 8-4; 6 Steel Bar 8-3 also started. Length each way. Time 2.10.

WALTON MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 105 sovs; 6Jf —2 CORN RIGS 9-0 D. Cotton 1; 4 Hallownoon 8-8 2; 1 Moratorium 8-10 8. 5 Para 8-6; 3 Viewpoint 7-11; 6 Caliburn 7-10; 7 Flying Master 7-8 also started. Won by o length; length and a half second and third. Time 1.22 1-5.

SECOND HURDLES HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; ljm—l TENTERFIELD 11-7 D. Gunn 1; 4 Lord Leslie 9-0 2; 2-Hokioi 10-12 3. 3 King Abbey 10-6 also started. Won by a length; two lengths second and third. Time 2.48. NEW YEAR HANDICAP, of 110 sovs; 6f —1 NINCOMPOOP 10-4 J. Campbell 1; 4 Wharfedalo 8-10 2; 2 Gaybird 7-5 3. 3 Will Oakland 9-4; 5 Motor Smash 7-3 also started. A neck each way. Time 1.15 4-5. HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 110 sovs; 7f—3 SAXETTE 7-9 A. Eastwood 1; 2 Corn Rigs 9-10 2; 4No Response 9-0 3. 1 All Gold 9-11; 8 Caliburn 8-5; 7 Bitters 8-4; 6 Captain Wai 8-2; 9 Horatius 8-0; 5 Fleming Ray 8-0; 10 Hiero 8-0 also started. Won by a length; two lengths second and third. Time 1-29 4-5.

ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 105 sovs; ssf —2 HEISLER B'll P. McGuire 1; 6 Some Abbey 8-6 2; 3 Note 8-0 3. 1 Cloat&rt 9-13; 5 Paphian 0-2; 4 Lytup 7-11 also started. \Von by two lengths; length second and third. Time 1.9 1-5. j ACCEPTANCES FOR THIRD DAY. NOVICE HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. 5Jf. Motor Smash 9 0 Nunumi .. 8 5 Cash Box .. 9 0 Lord The Atom .. 8 5 Middleton 8 5 THI"RD HURDLES HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. ljm. Tenterflold ..12 2 Plying Master 9 3 Hokioi .. 10 7 Lord Leslie .. 9 3 Oriflamb .. 10 4 Lord Aslitea 9 " King Abbey ..10 0 Allah .. 9 0 North Inch .. 9 12 Hiero .. 9 0 PRESIDENT S HANDICAP, pi 150 sovs. lm. Margaret Steel Bar . . 8 0 Birriey 9 3 No .Response 7 13 Trince Fcrouz 830 Viewpoint .. 710 Taboo .. 8 9 Pickaninny .. 7 10 Ophir .. 8 5 John Dix .. 7 0 All Gold .. 8 4 Flaming Ray 7 0 Para ..81 OMOTO HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. 6f. Nincompoop .. 10 10 Gaybird .. 7 8 .Moorland ... 10 1 Prince Clontarf .. 9 13 Charlcroi 7 8 Ileisler .. 9 11 S»fham .. 7 7 All Gold ~ 8 8 Captain Wai 7 0 Big Posh. 8 8

WAIKOUAITI R.C. JOHN BRADBURY ANNEXES CUP. (fBEBS ASSOCIATION TEI.S3BAU.) DUNEDIN, January 2. The Waikouaiti raoe« weru lie.d in 1.110 weather. - The totalieator handled 1(M, aa against £17,468 kit jea-r. Result*:— TRIAL PLATE, o£ 125 »uv»; weight 8-10; G£ —-2 ROYAL h-iLT 1, 6 Wish OouMellor 2, 1 Princess Mafilda 8. Tinle, 1.18. BRAY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 180 aova; 6i>~7 UOLDTOWN U 1; 4 Rogenor 8-2 2 i 1 Dancing Days* 8-3 3. WAIKOUAITI CUP HANDICAP, oi 400 eovs: second 60, third 40. ll®* 1. J. Linjsay'a br g loliN BRADBURY ■by Pfttoer Money—En& 4yri 8-4 .• * 2. T. P. Wilaon'fl eh g King Sol aged 7-0 'A 3. W. Gardiner's br g Own Money 4y« 8-5 .. .• •> •• " 8 NEW YEAR TROT (in harness), oi ICO bovsj ljm—l IiINNEY DILLON wr 1; 4 Pitldo Pointer 36 3 ; 4 Logttft Pifk 34 3. Time, 8.40 8-5. •WELTER HANDICAP, of 160 bov»; lm--4 WISE COUNSELLOR D-0 1; 1 Shandto 9-13 2 j 8 Jolly Glad 9-9 3. Titae, 1.46 1-j. HAWKESBURY HACIC HANDICAP, &: 135 eova; fif-2 GAY SONNET 8-1 t; a Lady Dilatory 7-9 2; 4 Rclll Glad 8-1 3. Time, 1.16 2-6.

DOMAIN TItOT (in saddle), of 160 eov»; im-15 HEREWEKA W 1; 9 Queen 48 2; 7 Merrigal «Cr 8. Time, Z..1 4-5. ORBELfi STAKES HANDICAP, ot 206 save; 71—3 GOLD MINT 7-7 1) 4 Arrow* mit 7-11 2; 5 Hurdy Gurdy 7-11 3. /

AUSTRALIAN RACING. v.r.c. meeting.

(BY CABUB-rBBSS ASSOCIATION —COPTEIQST.) (AUSXttAXIAIf ahx> CAfitt ASiOCIAtIOK.) (Received January 2nd, S.B p.m.) MELBOURNE, January 1. At the V.H.C. New ' YeW MteWj to-ddy, the principal evonle resulted; BTANDISH HANDICAP, » aweepatakea of 10 govs each, *rith 1000 eova flddsa; second 200, third 100. 6f. T. M. Burke's b g QUINTUS by Yalau —Desfnine syrs It-11 •• 1 T. N. Williamson'* MJt m Yea Pnnceea by All Blocks-Mountain Princao aged 7-5 , •' , :• a S. Green's b h Robeepierre by Phalana —Austral 6yr» 8-8 .. 3 There were eighteen starters. "Won by half *■ length, lime, 1.12 J. BAGOT HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 10 sova each, with. 1000 «0V« added; Mcond 200, third 100. l*m. „ T. Conwa,v'« b g LONG WORTHY by Roseworthy—Longuoville 6yrs 8-0 .. 1 T. McKinnon'e ch O Eridanua by King John—Stargloir 4y» 8-5 •• •• 1 Denis and Kilchtn'e b g Tookarby by Sea aged 8-0 1 There were nine etartera. Won by a neck. Time, 2.83. TATTERSALL'S CUP. (Received January 2nd, 6.5 p.m.) ' SYDNEY, January 1. At the Tattersall's Club Meeting to-day, the following wu tb© leault of the TATTERSALL'S CLUB CUP, a handicap sweepstakca of 10 eova each; with 20W sova added; second 400, l ' Cameron and Grisdale's ch f TIBBIE by Mountain King-Lady Mehi 4y» 7-5 1 W. Kelso's br g Bacchus by Magpie— Malt Lassie 4yrs 7-9 •• ' " E J. Watt'* ch h Strongbow by Bowman —Jlary Fortune syrs 9-1 •• d There were twelve starters. Won by half a neck. Time, 2.32 J.

SOUTHLAND R.C. ACCEPTANCES. (PBIM ABBOCIATIOH TILXOBAH.) IKVERC'ARGILL,' January 3. The following acceptances have been received: — AVENAL HURDLES, of 200 aovs; l'JmAdjutor 11-9; Badiac 11-9; Gun<:»«e 10-10; Kaikahu 10 0; Coastguard 10*0. Kapuna 913; Soldier's Pride 0-4; At apo 9-3; Greenstone 9-3; Calibration 01; Highburn 9-0; Parader 9-0; Soldier's Dream 9-0; Hangamoe 9*o. MAKAREWA SADDLE, TROT.N of 200 sots; 3.48 class; Um— Young Bingen ser: Tres Bon scr; Celestial scr; Pert Pointer per; Sunstorm scr; Winnie Chrysaler ser; Bed Shiner scr; Boyal Bun scr; Otahutl scr; Gold Print scr; Baker Boy 12; Chiming King 12; Robert Bell 24; Greystone 36; Wallace Mae 48: Revolt 48; A#rd 48; Desert Star 60; Queen Betty 84. FLYING HANDICAP, of 400 sow; Of— Loughroa 9-8; Comic Song 9*3; Booster 8-18; Baldowa 8-9; Lava 8-3; Receipt 8 0; Arpent 7-13; Dismantle 7-10; Eaton Bells 7-6; Mime i 7-0; Jack o' Lantern 7-0; Good as Gold 7-0; ' Battle Flag 7-0; Bright Mark 7-0; Quickform 7-0; Cassolette 7-0. • NEW YEAR HANDICAP, of 150 wn; 61—Top Gear 9-1; Credit 9-0; Battle Colours

90: French Bell# 8-11; 6tr*thn*v«x 8-101 MudlMk 8-0; Rod I'«y 8 S I Swlmashore 8-7; Red Racer 8-7, fptrcujjt sye» 8-7 i Spean Bridge 8-7; H»plMttd 1-7, Aoe oi Hearts 8-7; Lassie 8-7. INVKROARMLL OUP, et 1000 W»IIU —Kavenuß i)-l; Set Sail 8-9; OtwulfcUoli 8-1 i Pink Terrace 80; Full Swing Ml; Vw«d 7-11; DUmaMle 78 i <Jotwt»Mlgn 7-8; Oeranlal 7'o; Cnpldoft 7*o, ORKTI TROT, of 840 i 4*»! Bt»r scr; MHo'i Lady «cr; Nelion lloBlwr" , Dawn 48; Jaiolook 48 j Lucky H*wl4 60. WAXKIWI HANDICAP, o! MB jm» « Blaok Duke 0-8; Mime 6-7; 0-6; Thotomon 9-2; BpftaWOald- A-lSj .etlp 8-5; Sdldlet'fc Hop# 8-B) DlvtolM Obllgio 8-0; Bnughleen DMutt 8-0 Olpir Maid 8-0; Pafli 8 0; J;}. 8 • 7-12; Battlo Colours 7-11: MM 7-11 • Vogtio • t'lo ; Fairy Tiding* 7-10, W*f seer 7*10; Strathnatfl* 7-8. walHop.vi handicap, of mo . —Rostday «*#; Plbk Koto 8-2; Bugle Note 8-0; Oelerlty 11. 7-l». JKJJJ Winkie. 7-11; Gold Brick 7-6; BaUltir 7-6; -Bilbo 7-4; Kllbßrty T-2; filWto *'< M Francaiaoi 7-0; Coastguard 7-0.

BOROUGH HACK HANDICAP, of 100 80VS. Corinthic .. 9 7 Lytup 1 0 Hallownoon .. 8 11 Coupon .. 7 6 Moratorium . • 8 10 Motot Swash 7 3 Somo Abbey .. 8 9 Gaslight 7 3 No Response 8 2 Cash flox t 0 Nolo .. 8 1 fio Atom 1 0 Oallburn .. 7 8 360 BLAIR MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of s6vs, (If. Nincompoop .. 10 10 Silver Titty . » 8 11 Moorland .. 10 1 Blrtftmark . • 8 8 Heisler .. 9 H Coupon 7 5 (JorintUic ..98 AHAURA WELTER HANDICAP, of 136 sotb. Com RigS ..10 3 SsrloliW 8 6 Birthmark .. 0 7 Blttort 8 Steel Baf .. 9 5 AMetio . • 8 0 Gay Queoa ..9 0 Captain Wai 8 0. Viewpoint *. 8 12 Flaming ■ Ray 3 0 Saxette . • 8 11 Hof&tlus S 0 Rapid 'Rose .. 8 6 Hiero 8 0 Lord LAslle .. 8 6 GJf. FAREWELL HANDICAP, bf 105 40*i. Clontarf • • 9 11 Pata 8 2 Corn Rlfii .. 9 3 No Rfcponso 8 0 Pickaninny • • 8 13 Peho 7 11 Will Oakland 8 11 Callburn 7 6 Wharfadale .. 8 li Prlnce^^ Hajlownoon .. 8 9 Chsflerfti t 0 Moratorium .. 8 8 SMhttrt 7 5 Kilris .. 8 6 John Du .. 7 0