SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19173, 2 December 1927, Page 12

SPORTING.

TURF GOSSIP. Acceptances for the "Woodvillc Meeting close to-day. Nominations for the Mauawatu Meeting, also forfeit for the Twentytecond Palmerston North Stakes, are due to-<lay.

General entries and forfeits for classic races at the Auckland Summer Meeting close to-day. No fewer than forty-oight horses were railed from Sockburn yesterday morning to take part at the South Canterbury Jockey Club's Meeting. The four-year-old filly, Green Cloth, sister to Centrepiece, was disposed of on Wednesday to Mr G. J. Barton, of Dunedin, and will race in his interests at the South Canterbury Meeting. Green Cloth was not raced as a two-year-old, and last season contested eleven races for the Chokebore stable, her only placed performance being in the Middle Park Plate, in which she occupied third berth to Agrion and Iloval Tractor. She is engaged in the Otaio Handicap to-day and will not be friendless on the machine. With tho absence of the large contingent of horses railed to Timaru yesterday, the Riccarton tracks bore a somewhat deserted appearance yesterday, training operations being confined to" those with engagements elsewhere later in the month.

Bulalie and Golden Armour galloped six furlongs in 1.17 2-5 on No. 7 grass track, the former travelling in her usual free style.

Agrion was restricted to strong work, and Goblin Market strode over five furlongs in 1.5 2-5. Tho brilliant Childsplay reeled off six furlongs in 1.16 2-5 without being fully extended!.

Centrepiece and Rapier were companions in a strong working gallop over a mile journey, finishing together. Footfall was given a nine-fnrlong task, occupying 2.2 2-5, the first mile being covered in 1.47 2-5. His stablemate, Starflight, accompanied Footfall over the initial six furlongs.

Count CaVour and Satrap recorded 1.47 4-5 for a mile journey, both finishing well.

Magna Cbarta covered three furlongs in 38 3-5, a performance that was lat«r equalled by Silver Paper.

Countersign and Rotor executed a strong six-furlong gallop. The former is at present in splendid order and should race prominently in her southern holiday engagements.

Diana's Lad (A. G. Campbell) jumped a round of the hurdles in an efficient manner, this? Gay Lad gelding givea indications of developing into a useful hurdle performer. •

Joy Bird, who is owned bv the Wellington sportsman, Mr W. Higgihs, and is trained at Trentham by H. Telford, was an unsuccessful competitor at the recent New Zealand Cup Meeting. Last season she contested eighteen races, for two wins and seven placed performances. She is an Aus-tralian-bred mare by Argosy from Almond.

J. M. Cameron is due to arrive in Auckland with The Hawk. Merry Mint, and Goshawk by next Week & Sydney boat.

The 1927 Derby winner, Call Boy, is ] advertised for next season at 400gns. Rather a high fee, all things Considered (says an English writer). The Btud fees of previous Derby wlfinefs advertised in the current "Calendar ' are Grand Parade 400gns, Lemberg 20Ogns, andl Pommerh (War Derby) 400cns. In the bustle of the spring meetings in Sydney and Melbourne the crack two-year-old of last year, Royal Feast, ■was quite forgotten. It will be remembered that there was a "hushhush" policy adopted ill regafd t6 the cause of his non-appearance in publio< His owner was present at the Melbourne Cup Meeting aftei' a visit to England, and there made it public) that Royal Feast went in the wind and was operated on by the same Bur"* gcon to whom Kiosk Was sent from New Zealand.

Prodioe and Phaola, both ( winners at Takapuna, are sisters, trained by F« E. Loomb. Pfodiee is a really good galloper, and although not a Childsplay, is capable of holding her own in tho next division. Owing to R. Reed's accident during the running of the Cambria Handicap on the first day, R. J. Mackie rode nor on Monday, and he was asked after the race to ride her in the Great Northern Foftl Stakes. Prodice, like her sister, will prove a. useful stake-earner, for she has run some really good fftceS this season, apart from her two winning performances.

Mr B. N. Sandilands, who resigned the presidency of the Feilding Jockey Club on hie appointment as Stipendiary steward, was yesterday presented with a binocular by members of the club. Mr E. Goodbehere. after thirtysix years as secretary of the Feilding Jockey Club, yesterday relinquished office." Mr A. E. Sandford, president, on behalf of the club, presented Mr Goodbehere with a silver tea and coffee nervice. He congratulated him on his distinguished services to the club, which had, during his long term, risen from a hack meeting to a level with the leading provincial elubs.—'Press Association.

TROTTING NOTES.

Nominations for the Gore Trotting Club's Annual Meeting, to be held on Boxing Day, close to-day. Nominations for the South Wairarapa T.C.'fl Annual Meeting, which takes place on Decomber 26th and 27th, fall due to-day. Acceptances for the Wellington T.C.'s Summer Mooting close to-day. At the Winton Trotting Club's Meeting to be held on December 29th, tho Trotting Club Handicap carries 3SO sovs in prize-money. Horses nominated will be handicapped to do 4.50 or better. H. Frost's two paders, WilHaW the Groat and Talent, are going on the right Way at New Brighton, and everything going well in the meantime, tho former will be a starter at Wellington to-mor-rdw weok. The Great Audubon horse has already won two races this season, and the best has not yet beeti Seen of him. Talent went fair races at tho Dimedin Meeting, but would need to have improved considerably fo have beaten tho winner, Dalnnhine, on either occasion.

Tho programme issued by the Ashburtoh Trotting Club for its Summer Meeting to be held on December 2(sfh is one that provides an excellent opportunity fot owners, while some of tho best class * horses are in quest of stakes at the Auckland Meeting. The Ashburton Trotting Cup, of two miles, 4,38 class, carried with it stakc-monoy to the value of 600 sovs, including a cup valued 30 sots, and as in previous years, excellent nominations and a good race should be the result. Other events on the programme that should be well supI ported include the Boxing Day Handl«ap, of 250 sOvg, 1J miles, 2.52 class, while fotlf Of the other events are oach Worth 200 sovs, and tho remaining tw6 W0 mt each. Nominations for all fttttW «6M it 5 p.m. oil Monday.

Nourmahal is going along nicely in her work at Addington, but no definite arrangements have been made as to her movements in the next month or so. She is engaged at Auckland, and will be nominated for unhoppled events at the Canterbury Park Meeting.

A. Hendriksen returned to Christchurch from Auckland without either Cardinal Logan or Daytime, both horses being left at Epsom in charge of A. Rattray.

Although the stakes raced for at trotting meetings in and around Sydney are not by any means large, P. Riddle has won with' Sheik and Hnpry Kosa over £IOOO. It is only reasonable to suppose that Riddle supported his horses in the betting market, and the sum won altogether would be much in excess ot the figures quoted.

In a recent issue of the "Horse Review," a Chicago publication, appears a photograph of Great Bingeii, winch a writer describes as "the most-travel-led picture we have ever printed. It is engraved from an amateur snapshot taken at n country meeting (Northland) in New Zealand, where the stallion won the Free for All some time ago, was mailed from there to Vienna, Austria, and forwarded thence hy our Vienna correspondent." The West Australian Trotting Cup, to be decided at the Perth Christmas carnival, will be run in two qualifying heats on the night of December 24th, with the final on December 26th. Forty-two horses were nominated for the race, including Bell Harold, but this gelding will not be making the trip. A record price of 13,500 dollars for a three-year-old pacing filly was given when Hollyrood Jacqueline changed hands in America recently. This filly is by Great Britton 2.35, the latter a son of Mr J. R. McKenzie's Peter Chenault, who is doing stud duty in Canterbury. Two-mile records have seldom been attempted in America in recent years, and Peter Manning further discouraged owners from making the attempt when he registered 4.10 in a race against time last year. Performances in saddle are very rare over any distance, and whon Peter Bean recently made an attempt to lower the record held for many years by Geo. M. Patchon, 4.56, his effort Was watched with a good deal of interest. He succeeded in establishing new figures, 4.53:|, time that has been bettered by straight-out trotters in New Zealand on many occasions. The pacing record for a two-niile saddle raco in New Zealand is held by Spot, 4.34 2-5.

PEILDING J.C.

PRINCIPAL EVENT WON BY KILMISS. (press association telegram.) FEILDING, December 1. There w»s bleak, showery weather for tho second day of the Feilding Jockey Club's Spring Meeting, but 6 good attendance. The track was in sp';tndid o/det. The totalisator handled £20,481, making £46,258 for the Meeting, an increase of £7858 compared with last year. Results : OHELTEIIHAM lIURDLES HANDICAP, of 206 sovs. ljm. 1. POURI 10-7 .. .. E. Warnor 1 3. Brigadier Bill, 1111 .. .. 2 6. Elyelanof 90 .. .. 3 4 Mister Gamp 10-0; 6 Troilus 9-11; 11 Sir Fanciful 9-10; 2 Star Area 9-10; 7 Bright Day 9-8; 9 Revel 9-5; 10 Braeman 9-0; 8 Panchito 9-0 alio started. Won by three-quarters of a length; neck sSoond and third. Time, 2.47 1-5. NOVIOE STAKES, of 150 sovs. Weight 8-8. 6f. 5. OOtfRAGEOUS .. .. L. Ticrney 1 0. Plane .. • • • • jj 7. Card Trick .. • • • • 3 5 Spearmiss, 6 Kawhakina, 11 Chnssaftd, 13 Service, 2 Le Champ, 8 Eoyal Picture, 4 Whisogne, 12 Iciogne, 14 Del Sarto, 9 Aurora Borealis, 10 Historic, 1 Warfille also started. Won by half a length; same second and third. Time, 1.18 2*5. B*. ANDREW'S HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. lm and a distance. 8. 0. Louisson's KILMISS 7-3 T. Green 1 5. E. A. Oaldow's Euphonium 8-13 .. 2 1. McGill and Slack's Wanderlust 7-4 .. 3 8 Paitoriu 8-3; 9 Queen's Choice 8-1; 4 Bonogno 7-13; 3 Joy Bird 7-13; 6 Waicullns 740; 10 Neva* 7-51 7 Vivo 7-2; 11 Lady Anstruther 7-0 also started. Won by a n«6Kj head second and third. OROUA NURSERY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. sf. 8. EPISODE 7-9 car 8-1 .. B. H. Morris 1 8. To Atiawa 7-2 .. .. • • 3

6. Select 7-5 .. ■• , •• 3 1 Royal Duke 8-2; 7 High Falutmg 7-10; 2 Ctiftaifl 7-6; 8 Oharmallrie 7-5; 5 Miss Gowrie 7-3; 4 Briar Root 7-3 also started. Won by 6 JtSngth and a half; nock second and third. Time, I*B 4-5.

NlKAtj HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. 6f. 4. THE RAIDER 8-0 .. R. W. McTavish 1 6. Lucky Days 8-1 .. ... • • 2 1. Vast A6te 10-3 .. • • 8 10 Denier 8-4; 5 Some Lady 8-2; 4 Lady Oyhthlft 7-11; & E'*p«rise 7-12; Mandarine 7-11; 15 Hypnotic 7-9; 9 Powhiri 7-9; 12 Borsalene 7-6; 7 Miss Mercia 7-5; 3 Fee Simple 7-4; 11 Rdyal Elm 7-4; 13 Lin Arlingtdn 7-2; 16 Royal Time, 7-1; 17 Hine Hohoro 7-0; 14 Hinekatorangi 7-0 also started. . ~ . Won by a length and s half; Bame second and thifd. Time, 1.16 1-5. COLYTON HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. 61. 1. SILVERMINE 8-7 .. A. McCormac 1 2. Affow Lad 7'il .. • • • • " 6. Delttge 7-8 ... . . • • • 2 4 Mifeusdnta 8-6; 3 Licinius 8-4; 6 Whefiuanttl 7-12; 7 HUlkal 7-8; 8 Royal Land 7-3 also atarte'd. Won by a length; a length and three-quaf-ters second and third. Time, 1.15 4-5. RONGOTEA HAtiK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. % BJf. 4. LIMOSA, 7*B .. .. 3. Barry 1 2. TBufribell 7-5 .. . • • • 2

3. Henda 8-9 -. . • • • 8 1 Oratrix 812: 8 Boy 8-9; 9 Sovena 8-4j 11 Lieutenant Bill 8-4; 7 Anchor 8-2; 5 Archon 8-1; 11 Tanagra 8-1; 6 Hymgreat 7-7; 8 Volplane 7-7; 12 lHsh. Lad 7-7; 18 Calithe 7-7 also started. ..... Won by a length; same second and third. Time, 1.51 3-5. EMPIRE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs.. 7f. 2. RUANUI 9-1 • • k- G. Morns 1 6. Partaga 7-12 .. " • • • • - 7. Oraadne 8-2 .. . 6 Polyphemus 9-4; 8 Epistle 8-11: 9 The Lamb 8 10; 8 Bright Knight 8-8; 1 Duke Abbey B'6j 4 Snpefb King 8-4; 10 Rising Star 7-12} 11 Glenirini* I<H also started. Wftft by a length and a half; length second and third. Time, 1.29 4-3. NOTES ON THE RACING. (SMOIAt 10 IHB PRESS.) The Spring Meeting of the feilding Jockey Club was concluded to-day in cold weather, with oeoasiottdl showers whleh, however, wero not frequent enough to spoil the day's sport or to soften the track unduly. There was » surprise in the St. Andrew s Handicap, when Kilmiss Scored from iuphoninm and Wnnderliist. .In the Oolyton Handicap Silvermine won from Arrow Lad odd DelUge. Licinius fell in this race. A two-year-old above the average was seen in Episode, who won the NUrsefy Handicap, and this Ally will see a better day. There were fouf «ases where horses were bracketed dur ihe the day, and the bracket won three rnoes and the fourth one provided a second place. Speculation was Rood the iota.sator handling £20,481. as compared with i17,6Gl for the second day last year. The lota &r the two days was £46,258, as against idb,4oo. an increase of £7838,

Cbelttoliam Hurdles. FouH finished dp favourite in the Hurdles from Star Aroa and Brigadier Bill. Braeman, Elyslanor, Bright Day. Star Area and Brigadier Bill were prominent early. V, lien well settled down Blysianor led and do*-n the back had Panchito and Mister Gamp »tib hint, followed by Brigadier Bill and Brae nten, Star Area having dropped out. lou.i made a strong run down the bac: . ekh arid turned for home on terms with W>«»"»* and Mister Camp, closely tollowed b Brig, dief Bill. Once over the last fence Fouri finished well and won by a length There was a very close finish for second place B.igadier Bill getting up on the rails to be t Klysianorly « nose with Mister Gamp a hnrc head off fourth. At intervals cattle Kevel, Eraeman. and Star Area. Poiiri was ridden a directly opposite style to the first day. At one stage ho was actually last, consequently ho had a good ran home left in him. He won well. »"«■«" Bill was very nieely placed on <herails all the war in behind the leaders. Ltyaisnor rah a good face, and so did Mister Gamp. Star Area was prominent early, but one or two bad jumps, particularly at the stand fenco, sent him back. His showing, however, was quite fair, and he could ha ye been ridden better. Braeman ran a greatly improved race. Bright Day was beaten before going a mile. Movies Stakes. W'afflllo, Who drew NO. i. was a warm order for the* maldsa event, Le Champ being a good second dhoiee. For ho apparent reason Oourareottl, who ran such a fine face the first day, went out at good odds. AVarfllle missed the jump out. !■» "*■— . iling

from Royal Picture, but Warfille soon went up behind this pair, others prominent being Card Trick, Piane, and Courageous. Koyai Picture went ahead on the turn, and led into the straight clear of Le Champ, Wsrtllle, Plane, Card Trick, Courageous, and Whisogne. Piane was in f;ont with a hundred vards to go, but Courageous put in a sterling run and won by a neck. Card Trick was a couple of lengths away third. Whisogne was fourth, Royal Picture tilth, Le Champ sixth, arid Warfille seventh. The winner was leaving his field at the finish, and is a good sort. Plane again ran well, but could not win. Card Trick was prominent throughout, but he did not finish so strongly as his running suggested he would. Whisoiino was not too wall handled. Koval Picture "had a great chance to win, but he faded out in the straight in a most disappointing manner. Le Champ and Warfille both showed good speed. The latter failed to unwind the finishing run she showed at Ashhurst. but she is new to the game yet. and should improve. St. Andrew's Handicap. Wanderlust was favourite for the principal handicap, but it was .1 good betting race, Paitonu, Joy Bird, Bonogne, and Euphonium nil being well supported. Wandcriust leu out of tha straight irom the bunch, and whs soon joined by Paitonu. Paitonu went to the frout down the back, and led from Wander.ust, Jov Bird. Bonogne, tuphonium, Kiimiss and Waicullu*. The rleitl closed up at t'he half-mile, where Paitonu was still in front, and he led round the turn from Euphonium, Wanderlust, and Bonogne, with Kiimiss moving up. Euphonium ran past Paitonu us soon aa they were in line for home, but Kiimiss and Wanderlust then threw out strong challenges. Kiimiss finished well, and won hy half a length from Kuphonium, who beat Wanderlust by a short neck. Paitonu was fourth, Queen's Choice fifth, Waicullus sixth, and Novnr seventh. Kiimiss, who carried 61b over-weight, won well, and deserved her winning turn. Green rode' her nicely. Kuphonium stripped a better horse for his race in the Cup, and showed it in the race. Wanderlust ran creditably, and he was not too lucky over the concluding stages. Paitonu ran better than on the iirst dnv. None of tho others ran very well, except Queen's Choice, who was well up in fifth place after being last most of tho journey.

Oroua NurSery. Royal Duke was a solid favourite for the two year-old race, the Cunie bracket being a firm second choice. There was a delay at the start, E. Dunn, rider of Charmaline, being kicked by Episode. He had to be replaced in the saddle by W. H. Jones. When let go, Episode and Te Atiawa began the best, and led to the turn from Select, who was well clear of the others. Episode wont on to score by two lengths from Te Atiawa, who beat Select by a head. Royal Duke was fourth, Charmaline fifth, and Miss Gowrie sixth. The winner is a classy-looking filly _ by Limond from Homage, her dam being a sister to Humbug, Epitaph, and Eulalic, and a halfsister to Commendation. She had started once before at the Avondale Spring Meeting, and to-day was much too good for thu opposition. She is a good galloper, who looks like reaching top class. Te Atiawa and Select both ran creditable races, and Royal Duke finished on, Nikau Handicap. Only two borues w'ere backed to any oxtent in the hack sprint, Vast Acre and Expense. Vast Aero began best, and led tor a furlong from Powhiri, The Haider, Royal Time, Lucky Days, Expense, and Miss Mercia. The Kaider ran past Vast Acre at the half-mile, and led round the turn from Vast Acre, Powhiri, Royal Time, Expense, Miss Mercia, Lucky Days, and Borsalene. Tho Haider came On, and won by a length from Lucky Davs, who heat Vast Acre by a length and 8 half. Powhiri w-as fourth, aiid then caroo a big bunch, including Expense. Royal Time, Borsalino, Miss Mercia, and Hinekatorangi. The weight stopped Vast Acre, who ran a good race. Expense, on the other hand, wns disappointing. The Raider won practically all the way, and ran right up to his form of the first day, when he got left at tho post. Powhiri ran a good race, and Royal Time, Borsalene, Miss Mercia and Hinekatorangi were all prominent. The last-named came from the rear of the field, having begtin badly.

Colyton Handloap. With Royal Dafrioi. and Epistle out of the open sprint, backers went solidly for the three-year-old Silvermine', who had run second to Ki6sk in the Feilding Stakes the first day. Arrow Lad was a firm second choice. At tho start Huikai and Whenuanui were badly off, Silvermine showing out from Licinius, Arrow Lad, arid Mireusonta. Arrow Lad ran past Licinius at the half-mile, and joined Silvermine in the lead. They raced round the turn together ahead of Licinius and Mireusonta. Orice in line for homo, Licinius attempted to come up betweori Sllvermino and Arrow Lad, but he got knocked and fell. Silvermine camo on, and beat Arrow Lad by. a head, while two lengths back Deluge just headed Mireusonta for third money. Whenuanui was fifth, and Royal Land sixth. Silvermine won nicely, and put up a good performance, bnt he had very little to spare from Arrow 1 Lad. It looked as if Licinius would have been Very hard to beat had he not steered into trouble. Whenuanui was ridden by an apprentice, and was never dangerous. R. W. McTavish, _ the rider of Licinius, escaped with a shaking. Rongotea Handicap. Oratrix finished up a better favourite than HcnHa in the Rongotea Handicap, find they each carried twice as much as any Other runner. Sovena, Irish Lad, Tanagra, and Hymgreat led out of the straight from Henna, Vblplarto, and Lieutenant Bill. Down the back Tanagra dropped back to third, Sovena and Irish Lad going ahead, with Henna, Volplane, and Limosa well placed. The lastnamed went from wide out to fellow Henna through on the rails, and they both received a clear run. Volplane led into the straight from 9ovena, Limosa, Henna, Archon, Thurnbell, arid Oratrix. Once in line, Limosa shot ahead, and won by, A length from Thurnbell, who got up and beat Henna by a head. ■ Volplane was fourth, and then camo Archon, Boy, Oratrix, Calithe, arid Sovena. Limosa. who could not fun a good race in the Maiden the first day, won decisively over the longer distance. Henna fan well, but was there all tho way, while Thurnbell had to conie from a good way back. Volplane fan a Creditable race. Oratrix and Boy both came from the rear of the field. Sovena was not good enough. Empire Handicap. Duke Abbey was a hot favourite for the concluding event. At the last minute, strong support canie for Ruanui, arid was 6 Much better second favourite than Epistle. There was a delay at the start, and when let go, Polypheihtis was first but. Duke Abbey, who had been fractious, being slow td move. Polvphemus led down the back from Ruanui, Epistle, l)uke Abbey, aud' Orazone, Duke Abbey having run up quickly. On the turn, Polyphemus and Ruanui wefe together ahead of Duke Abbey, Epistle, Orazone, arid Partaga. Polyphemus retired as. they straightened up for home. Ruariiii going on and winning by a length and a half from Partaga, with Ofazorie a similar distance away third. Duke Abbey was a head further back fourth, and then came Epistle. Polyphemus, Gleninnis, Rising Star, and The Lamb. Ruanui again won well, arid carried his weight in handsome style. It looks as if he is going to turn out one of the good three-year-olds of the season. Partaga and Orazone ran good races. Duke Abbey looked likely on the turn, but could not come on in the run home. All the same, he ran a creditable Tace.

AUCKLAND R.C. CUP AND RAILWAY HANDICAP. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND, Dedbmher 1. The following handicaps have been dc dared:—

AUCKLAND OUP HANDICAP, of 3000 sovs,

Count Cavour 9 5 Desert Glow 7 0 Star Stranger 0 5 Blimp 7 0 Te Mbiiaflui i) i'J Delighfment .. 7 0 footfall 8 12 BallttCfiulish 7 0 Rapier 8 10 Cornstalk 7 0 Te Kara 8 7 Cohesion 7 0 Mask 8 2 David Garrick 7 0 Beacon Light 8 2 Front Rank .. 7 0 Grand Knight S O Great Charter 7 0 Piuthair 8 0 Gain Day 7 0 Degage 8 0 Ganymede 7 0 Satrap . • 7 4 In the Shade 7 0 Bennanee 7 Lord Star 7 0 Valknu .. 7 Lady Desmond 7 0 Transformer 7 Mint Leaf . . 7 0 Battlement .. 7 Master Doon 7 0 Eden Hall .. 7 Nippy 7 0 Royal Mint .. 7 Papatu 7 0 Phaola 7 Star God 7 0 Merry Mint .. 7 Thurshy 7 0 Ark Royal .. 7 0 Thunderclap 7 0 Bold Front .. 7 0 Vesperus 7 0 RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 1400 sots . 6f. Reremoana .. 9 5 Sir Archie ■. 7 0 Commendation 3 3 Flying .Tulitt 7 0 Kiosk 8 13 Awar'ere 1 0 Aussie 8 13 Archeen 7 0 The Hawk .. 8 13 Automne 7 0 Civility 8 8 Ash Tray .. 7 0 Crown Area 8 8 Abbey Day .. 7 0 Helightment . . 8 7 Antrim Boy . . 7 u Grand Knight 8 7 Ballytnoy II. 7 0 Lysamler 8 7 Berinthin 7 0 Toy Kins 8 2 Catkin T 0 Shirley S 2 Dimmer 7 0 Limited 8 2 Expense 7 0 White Fang . . 8 2 Flying Tresses 7 0 fas'* 111 '"! 8 '2 Gold Acre 1 0 N.\ncy Lee . . S 2 Hiah Finance 7 0 Roval Damon 7 1!> High Pitch . . 0 Royal Tea .. 7 12 Jemidar 7 0 Cimabue 7 12 Kin? Peg . • 7 0 [lenzora 7 12 King Arch .. 7 0 Paleta 7 12 Lansanne 7 0 Paperehase .. 7 12 Lady Robinson 7 0 [n the Shade 7 10 Major Abbey7 0 Lady Prince Otto . . 7 0 Cavendish 7 10 Subdivision .. 7 0 Money Order 7 10 loyal Lineage 7 0 Town Guard 7 in Town Bird .. 7 0 Gascony 7 8 Silver Coot . . 7 0 Silvermine .. 7 6 Ti Tree 7 0 FCingfield 7 5 Tea Time .. 7 f) 36shawk 7 5 The Imnligrani 7 0 Royal Cores .. 7 5 Value 7 0 Licinius 7 3 Waltrer 7 0 Coveut Garden 7 2 Torqui 7 0