RACING AND TROTTING

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20107, 10 December 1930, Page 14

RACING AND TROTTING

WESTPORT T.C. HANDICAPS. The following handicaps have been dsclared by Mr 11. A. Jarden: — SEDDONVILLE HANDICAP, I„ harness. Of 100 sovs. 2min ROsee 1.0 the mile class. Eight and a half furlongs. Harold Bingen scr Bonny Drift . . k't Fairy Brooke scr Undertaker . . scr Bombay Kate scr Jessie Bells . . scr Bingen Child sen Allair •- *" War Chance . . scr Logan Prince »er ore at Thought scr Bonny Wrack 3 2 Auto Kay .. »cr Slogan •■ -4 Royal Drusus scr J*>yal Iroquo;* 48 August Pointer scr Allanor* - - 60 I?] 0 od Drift ... scr Loch Bank .. 60 TE KTfHA HANDICAP, In harness. Of 110 sovs. For unhopplcd (rotters only. 2mm 34see to the mile class. Twelve and a half furlongs. Wallace Child Ber Arohanui . • scr I Real Money .. scr Todd Bingen =er Sparkling Bells scr Fair Exchange scr Wild Guy . - scr Corriedale . ■ scr Nelson Palm scr Rainey • • scr Real Kita .. scr Bell Heather scr Laura Audubon scr Fsbine • • 36 Heathcoto Child Boy . . 48 Wood scr Patty Bingen 48 Bonny Audubon scr Comfort - • 60 Louie Todd .. scr Nancy Bingen 84 PROGRESS HANDICAP, In harness. Of 100 sovs. 2min 80see to the mile class. Twelve and a half furlongs. Jean Drusus .. scr Shortly .. scr La Fashion .. scr Bombay Kate. scr Indian Author scr Carol Nelson scr Brent Elect .. scr Van Newton . . scr Dillon Logan scr Major Brent .. 12 Great Palm .. scr Arklow . . 48 Dollar King . . scr Dillonetie . . 60 Author Doyle scr "WILLIAMS MEMORIAL HANDICAP, In harness. Of 220 sovs. 2mm 23sec to the mile class. Sixteen and a half furlongs. Smithfield . . scr Bessie Dillon scr .Alpine Melody scr Author Franr 24 Nelsonian . . scr Great Author 24 Royal Time . . scr Dipnoi . . 24 Real Girl . . scr Kreisler . . 72 Donard . . scr Parkvrood . . 72 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, In harness. Of 120 sovs. For unhoppled trotters only. 2min 34see to tha mile class. Sixteen and a half furlongs. Wallace Child scr Arohanui .. scr Fair Exchange scr Laura Audubon scr Real Money .. scr Bell Heather scr Sparkling Bells scr Bookstall . . 24 Wild Guy . . scr Esbine . - 48 Nelson Palm .. scr Fatty Bingen 48 Heathcote Comfort . . 72 Wood scr Nancy Bingen 96 Wikkitoria . . scr Olive Nelson 300 Bonny Audubon scr DENNISTON HANDICAP. In saddle. Of 110 sovs. 2min 27sec to the mile class. Kight and a half furlongs. Jean Drusus . . scr Chancellor Dollar King .. scr Wilkes 32 I Bonny Drift . . scr Nelson Parrish 12 Bonny Wrack scr Val Logan . . 24 | Slogan . . scr Loch Bask . . 24 • Radley .. scr Liberty Hall 24 I Auto Ray . . scr Harvest Girl 24 I Spinster .. scr Flying Kate . . 24 I Golden Bond scr Hakari .. S6 Great Wilkes scr Great i Royal Iroquois 3 2 Adventure 48 Red Comet .. 12 Binsearth .. «0 ADDISON HANDICAP, In harness. Of 110 sovs. 2min 28»«e to (he mile class. Twelve a half furj longs. Major Brent .. »cr Flying Kale .. 13 Lo Fashion . . scr Dillon Chimes 12 Dillon Logan tcr I.omar . . 12 Shortly . . scr Nelson's Chum 24 Carol Nelson scr Dillonetio .. 24 Logan Prince scr Allanora .. 24 Radley .. scr STOCKTON HANDICAP, In harness. Of 110 BOVk. 2min 2Sseo to ' the mile class. Ten and a half urlongs. • Liberty Hall ser Lightwood . . «cr i Arklow .. scr Nelsonian . . 12 J Great Alpine Melody 12 j Adventura scr Donard . . 12 ! Slogan . . scr Bessie Dillon 12 Adjuster .. ser Author Fraiii 86 j Royal Time . . scr Parkwood . . «o Roger Lyon .. scr Kreisler .. 60

AUCKLAND T.C. DERBY PAYMENTS. Alter the first payment th# following *•- main in tha GREAT NORTHERN DERBY (1931), of 1000 govs. For three-year-olds. One mile anj & half. W. E. Simrs'a ch f, by Travis AxworthyHal McJiinney mare R. A. Armstrong's b f, by Holly Boy— Cxrey Lady J. Weeterman'a b c. by Key da Oro — Doraldina J. Westerman's b c, by Rey do Oro—Dollar Princess •T. Westerman's b c, by Drusus —Laetitia U. J. Barton's br c, by Happy Voyage— Poole Pointer i G-. J. Barton's b g, by Real Guy—Pearlie i Chimes T. Twomey'a b c, by Nelson Bingen—lrish "Whispers S. Chambers's ch i, by Great Audubon— Succeed S. J. Thomas's b c, by Rey de Oro— Glimpse S. Williams's ch g, by Peter Bingen—Muriel Dillon G. Clarke's br c, by Sonoma Harvester— Harold Dillon mare J". R. Corrigan's oh g, by Worthy Bingen— Gold Girl J. R. Corrigan'a b f, by Nelson Bingen— Bonfire V. Alborn's b c, by Sonoma Harvester — Dreamland M. B. Edwards's gr c, by Author Dillon— Hydaspes J. A. Mitchell's b f, by Worthy Bingen— Edna R. A. Anderson's blk f, by Peter Chenault— Imperial Fan Miss L. C. Mason's ch c, by Peter Bingen— Haiold Dillon mare H. F. Nicoll's b f, by Wrack— Trix Pointer H. F. Nicoll's b f, by WTack—Pearl Pointer H. IT. Nicoll's ch £, by Wrack—Lady Swithin H. F. Nicoll's b g, by Wrack—Nell Pointer H. F. Nicoll's ch c, by Wrack—Pearl Child H. F. Nicoll's ch c, by Wrack—Gianella H. F NicoH's ch c, by Wrack—--Lafcona J. Durnin's b c, by Travis Axworthy— Rosethorne P. Watson's ch c, by Travis Axworthy— Lady Nyall P. Watson's ch f, by Travis Axworthy— Nancy Maxwell A. R. Gudsell's b g\ by Nelson Derby— Logan Pointer mare F. Holmes's b f, by Rey de Oro—Logan Pointer mare F. Holmes's b f, by Rey de Oro—Queen H. vv • F. Magson's b g. by Author Dillon— Miss Dorothy S-" by Peter Chenault—Waipiro ! Kitchingham's b f, by Oriole— Oro Fino R. M. Morten's br f, by Matchlight—Marge I Pointer b f, by Nelson Bingen—Bertha Bell MeDonald Bros/ ch c, by Author Dillon iniby liuon Mrs J. S. Aujjust's ch g, by Nelson Fame—"rent Locanda mare ?' Woods's blk g, by Nelson Derby—ijogan Pointer mare Wharton and Stowart'e b f, by Sonoma Harvester—Great Audubon mare w. j McClure'a b c, by Matchligbt—Lady ■Marjone A ' h >• b y Sonoma Har- , J Dillon • T. Eaul'« Vr g, by Wel«on Bing«n—

W. H. and W. A. Lake's bo, by Sonoma. Harvester—Flossie Dillon "W". E. Sticking's br c, by Kelson Bingen— Stanley's Child D. W. Annett's blk c, by Matchlight— Kuekel J. D. Piper's b g, by Haere Grattan— Brown Girl 3D. Piper's blk g, by Haere Grattan— Snips J, D. Piper's blk f, by Haers Grattan— Murmur's Girl J. Cromie's b g, by Heal Guy—Teneriffa Mrs T. Brady's ch f, by Worthy BondConnie T. Brady's ch I, by Worthy Bond—Papatina T. W. Lindsay's br f. by Metal—Coal Light H. S. Canham's b f, by Kelson Fame—Annie Emma H. M. Boyle's b f, by Travis Axworthy— Lady Logan G. G. Hills's b f, by Worthy Bond—VelYet Wood G. McMillan's ch f, by Kelson Bingen—* Haydock E. L. H. Browns b t, by Kelson' Derb — y Joan T. C. Butcher's b f, by Druaus—Peggy Logan R. Grant's b f, by Author Billon—Countess M. B. Edwards's b g, by Author Dillon— Dilemma T. C. Butcher's b f, by Author Dillon— Yura. Dillon M. B. Edwards's b f, by Author DillonBertha Bingen Mrs C. Besson and Sons' b f, by Wattle Derby—Nut Anoel—Flora. Wood mare C. S. Donald's b c, by Brigand—Beckenham Lass O. S. Donald's ch c, br Author Dillon— Ella Wood

WAIKOUAITI R.C.

NOMINATIONS. [THE FBESS'Special Service.] DUNEDIN, December 9The /oliowing ore tho nominations for the Waikouaiti Racing Club's Annual Meeting on January Ist: TRIAL PLATE, of 120 sovs; feix furlongs—Miss Tembaron, Solanum, Beulah, flood Giitj Winter Garden, Uxbridge, MvfiUc Prince, Hot Tea, luvictus, Glass Jus, Stringbow, Nonchalant, Tea Urn, Corn Queen, Stareve, Skyeign, Some Gift. ORBELL STAKES - HANDICAP, of 200 s»vs; seven furlongs—Waving Corn, Money Mine, - First Haid, Red liacpr, Spoon, Meprisant, Topere, The Raider, El Boa. Sapient, Evening, Compris, Martis, Royal i lower. Night Lad, John Bradbury Meadow Lark, Taboo, Battle Flag. * HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; one mile—Colonel Quex, Good Gift, Meitui, Uxbridgw, Kakara, Appeal, Evening, Kotorex, Dumblane, Martis, Glass Jug. Royal Flower, Felony. Corn Queen, Colonel Crawford, Quicopal, Haze, Thorndala. HAWKSBURY HACK HANDICAP, of 150 eovs; six furlongs—Colonel Quex, Solar.um, Master Anomaly, Good Gift, Meitui, Lady Dart, Crossbow, Merrly Peel, Invictus, Nanette, Captivate. Nonchalant, Waterpower, Rose Wood, Traction, Qainopal, Night Effort, Bulolo, Thorndale. WAIKOUAITI CUP HANDICAP, of 525 Bovfl; ono mile and & quarter—Solxnuri, Waving Com, Money Mine, First Raid, Red Racer, Spoon, Footfall, Meprisant, Topere, Evening, Pink Note, Compris, Glenrowan, Town Major, Night Lad, John Bradbury, laboq, High Court, Dumblane, Colonel Crawford, Circulation, Mount Boa Beau Geate. , BRAY MEMORIAL HACK HANDICAP, of ISO sova; five furlongs—Miss Tembaron, i ir' Master Anomaly, Lady Dart, Maid °' M ® ra . Crossbow, Tracsono, Kakara, Nanette, Captivate, Waterpower, Tea Urn. Rose- "^■ s t a f ev e. Traction, Totolomai, Some Gift, Bulolo, Winter Garden. YEAR TROT (in harness), of 160 5°T? : ® min 42seo class; one mile and a half—Captem Heath, Tingles, Gold Chimes, Wallace Mac, Glenlogy. Bernie Bingen, i Lonengren, Hawkabury', Pride, Ester Moa, Wattle Bell, Molly Deaborough, Madam Locanda BalJade, Tiger Lily, Slipaloßg, FW? I S O - nt Clin o, King Oscar, Nelson Eiffelton La3s, Knowledge, trot HANDICAP (in saddle), rife u ; 2m, ln 28sec class; one mile— Sj oI 3X Chimes , Captain Heath, m" t' -S 1 * - Overture, Wallace Kn.wl, Q Pfinoe Bingen, Sasin, w e ii G! ® nl °gy, Birnie Bingen, Ester Bin' s!- ly Deaborough, Ballade, Scotty A? Sr sli P»long. Jacob. Dil-. Locanda," Willings; Knowledge"' TenT ' Aufhor

"N.Z. REFEREE."

all sports reviewed. The current issue of the "New Zealand Referee" represents a budget of sporting news, which, in view of the big events within the next few weeks, will be eagerly awaited by all sections of the sporting community. The busiest racing and trotting period of the year is almost at hand, and the r / rom every training centre in TMew Zealand will be of great value to those who will be following Christmas and New Year racing. In addition to reviewing the prospects of the New -Brighton Trotting Meeting and the \\ aipa Racing Meeting the "Referee" writers contribute preliminary surveys or all the prominent events coming up for decision in a fortnight's tim®, °? W as comm «nt on the form displayed at Ashburton, Taumarunui, and the first day at Woodville. Of particular interest to racegoers is a special article dealing with one of the big problems facing racing to-day. With i j growth of trotting in New Zealand, the "Referee" is expanding its service in this direction, and the comprehensive survey of trotting in_ the North Island will prove of particular interest to all followers of the harness sport. In the field of general sporfc, the I'airhall-Morgan fight, cricket from ajl the centres, a national lawn tennis budget, amateur athletics, and swim- J mrng »r« featured.

LATEST NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR

RACING FIXTURES.

Poccmbpr lu —Woodville District J.C. day). .Dfvornber 13 —Wuipa R.C. December 26 —Waipuknrau «. -O. Doc-ember 26, 27—Wostland H.C. December 20, 127— —Taranaki J.C, December 2d, 27 —Dunedm J.C. December 2G, 27, 29 —Mnnawatu HA . December 20, 20, January .1, 2—Auckland i?.C. December 2G —Iluruuui Turf Club. December 31, January I—Greymout'n J.C. January I—Waikouaiti R.C. January I—Wymlha-ml—Wymlha-m Iv.C. January 1, 2 —H;uvko's Bay January 1. 2 —Stratford Iv.C. January 1, 2 —Morton J.C. January 1, 3—Wairarapa January 2, 3—Southland R.<". Jr-nuary 7, *—Kr-rfton J.C. January 10 —Thames J.C. January 'lO, 12 —Vincent J.C. January 1-1, 15 —I'oxtun R.C. January 17 —Bay of Island* R.C., January 20, 22 — R.C. January 20. SC. "I—"Wellington R f . Janur.-ry 2 2 —Ashhurst-P'diangina R.Cv ..January 2.1 Wnirio J.C. January 24 —Waipapa-kauri R.C. January 2S, 29—Fnhiatua R.C. January 'J'J, 31 —Takapuna J.C.

TROTTING FIXTURES.

l>eci a mber 2o —Ashburton T.C. ; December 26—Goro T.C. [ Hocembcr 27-—Westport T.C. \ December 20, 2 7 South Walrar3pa T.C, \ TV'comber 27, 30. ?I—Aurkland T.C. j , T »ocpmber 30 —Win*on T,n. j Bcccmbcr 30 —Kccfton T.C. i i i

i TURF GOSSIP. i t

To-morrow.'s Sale. Prospective buyers ave reminded of tihe sale of Mr George Gould's throe three-year-olds, Pharaoh, Jael, and Galante, to be held at tho Eic,carton scraping sheds at 9.30 a.m. to-morrow. The two firstnamed have been nominated for events on both days of the Duneclin Meeting. Regaining Form. Footfall suffered no ill effects from, his race at Ashburton, and when paraded at Kiccaxton yesterday, ho looked as well as ho was two years ago. That he can still stand up to plenty of work lie showed by galloping nine furlongs on the plough with well over nine stone on his back, and although he was not extended at any part, he registered very fair time. Provided everything goes right with him in tho meantime, he will make a good return on his southern trip at Christmas. Likely Cup Candidate. Paquito was very lame after galloping on Saturday morning, and F. I>. Jones had ideas of discontinuing liis preparation, but decided to give him a final test yesterday morning. His task was nine furlongs on tho plough, and with G. Humphries in the saddle he covered the full distance in the good time of 1.58. He was accompanied by Shatter over the last seven furlongs, snd the pair kept abreast until the last fifty yards, when Paquito put in a telling finishing spurt, and beat his young rival by half a length. This was the best gallop credited to Paquito for some l ime, and was probably as good as any registered on the track over nine furlongs this season. lie went freely throughout, and appeared anxious to I r.ontinne the journey. When cooled J down he did not exhibit the soreness which has affected him after working i'or some weeks past and evidently the trouble has been overcome. His progress during the next week will be followed with interest, as provided Paquito goes to the post fit and sound, he will cause a good deal of trouble to the opposition in the Auckland Cup. Impressive "Work. CraigavoE. and Coroner were responsible for an attractive gallop over six "furlongs on the plough at Eiecarton yesterday, the latter finishing half a length in front of his mate in 1.16 2-5. Craigavon is to have an easy time over the holiday period, but Coroner may be taken to Auckland as a result of this gallop. He was left in the Royal Stakes, and was nominated for hack events, but last week it was decided that he was not forward enough to tackle the trip. A change of plans is now likely. In Great Heart. First Sight was anxious to do better in a six furlong gallop on tho plough at ICiccarton yesterday, his time being lmin 17 2-ssec. The big gelding has caused 110 anxiety since resuming active work, and has only to keep in his present sound state to race prominently at Ellerslie. Gillett's Representatives. Count Cavour has been suffering from shoulder trouble lately, and his trainer is not keen on the prospeets of taking him to Auckland. He was restricted to a working gallop over six furlongs yesterday, and did not strike out as freely as could be wished. His brother, Gustavo, on the other hand, has been giving every satisfaction and yesterday reeled off half a mile in good time. A decision as to the movements of this pair will be delayed until later in tho week, but there is every possibility of the three-year-old going north. The Cup Favourite. Nightmarch and True Shaft will leave for Auckland on Tuesday next. The former was galloped over seven furlongs the reverse way on tho plough yesterday. Accompanied by Sight Draft, ho was some two lengths in front of the Paper Money filly at the half mile covered in olsec, and then completed the journey alone in lmin 29 3-ssec, withgut being asked to do his best. A Speedy Filly. Solvent gave a further indication of her marked speed by sprinting three furlongs on the plough yesterday in 3Gsec. She caused a good deal of

\ trouble before soiling' off on licv lasl*.. j and it is on this account that slie if* I not galloped to any extent, most of her | work being executed on the lead. It will j be imfortuuate it' licr track behaviour J should impair her ability, as at present i she can be classed as one of t-ho moat [ brilliant sprinters trained at Biecaxj toil for some time. i West Coast Circuit. Judging l>y the nominations received bv the Westland Ituc,iug Club for their Summer Meeting ou December 2Ctli and "7tli, the West Coast holiday circuit j will account for a largo gathering- of ! horses from various parts of the South ; island. In addition to the usual strong * representation from Kiccarton horses trained at Wingutui and Washdyke figure in tlie list. Tim Kicoarton contingent comprises:—Minerval, Kinging Cheer. The Haider. Channelise, Kentish Lady. iSohvit, Tariff. 'Eaton Hal), JCapina, Kanio, Crand Ac-re, Audience, l!eau (leste, J'a;tgolin_, Sapient, .Flair, Miss "Aiereia, •Sk-ipner, Abert'oUly, Giggleswiek, Mime, Tip Trr><>, General Assembly, and Arrow Maid. I'or Ellcrslie, .V. A'. Mason tt.-;uu lor the Auckland Mooting will ho Jaloux, I'raise, and likley. The trio hnve boon in strong work since tlie New Zealand Cup Meeting, and have executed all their tasks ! the- reverse way for the past few weeks. | Mason will .leave for the north on Thnrsi dav of next week.

TROTTING NOTES

New Brighton Acceptances. | The acceptances received for tho New Brighton Trotting Club's Meeting to be held on .Saturday next constitute something of a record, for of the 246 nominations recei/od —an average of just on 00 per race—no fewer than 170 engagements have been continued, an average of over 20 a race. The presence ol' tho early favourites, Arethusa and Tenedos, in the Mace Memorial will add a good deal of interest to this race, and as to which will be favourite is a question. Both will be quite at home on the New Brighton track and tho better stayer will have the advantage. There are others, however, in Eegal Voyage, Mae Dillon, and Baynut, whose chances cannot be ignored. Arethusa and Bed Shadow. The handicapper for tho Auckland Trotting Club, Mr Geo. Paul, evidently expects a great race between Rod Shadow and Arethusa in the Great Northern Derby, for in tho Altar;. la Handicap, of a mile and a quarter, ho lias placed both on 24 yards behind, representing a 2min Slscc mark. At Forbury Park Red Shadow from a 2min 57see mark won tho Brighton Handicap in 2min 45 3-ssec, and subsequently won the Tainui Handicap, of a mile and a half, in 3inin 20 l-ssec. On 2min 51sec he is nicely placed, but he will need track conditions to be well nigh perfect before he can be expected to show his best. A. Bryce's Engagements. Andrew Bryce, who has already won three Auckland Cups, two with Gold Jacket and one with Man o' War, loft for the north on Monday.- At the recent Auckland Meeting ho was associated with Logan's Pride in three .winning engagements and it is not known whether he will drive this gelding or Gold Jacket in tho big Auckland race. It is more than possible that he will be behind the back-marker. A Clever Beinsman. It is possible that C. Aker, tho clever New Brighton Teinsman, will visit Auckland the Christmas holidays. There are few better young reinsmen in the country than this driver, and his ! services should be in keen demand. Addlngton Training Notes. Weather conditions and the track were almost perfect for training work at Addington yesterday morning. W. J. Tomkinson was the first to work after breakfast. Breaking away from the winning post on a mile and threequarters' journey, Logan Park went away a couple of lengths in front of Surprise Journey, who had a lead of Free Advice, with Country King three lengths further back, followed by Yendome. They raced in that order over tho first circuit, in lmin 44sec, with the milo and a half covered in 3min 29sec. Logan Park had charge when the full distance was covered in 4min 2 2-ssec, the others bunchod. Awa-iti went away a couple of lengths in front of Little Victor and Kelp over a mile and a half, and he led liis companions all the way, beating them b., tho narrowest of margins, tho journey being run in 3min 27 l-ssec. The trio raced well over the concluding quarter. Locanda General was sent away 36yds in front of Ngahuia and Eose Marie over a milo and a quarter. Ho led till a furlong from home, when the others had his measure, and Eose Marie finished on well and fast to beat Ngahuia by a length, with Locanda General about half a length further- away. Erin's Fortune Pleases. Erin's Fortune stood John Mauritius and Morrison up three seconds over a mile and three-quarters. Tho first mile and a half was run in 3min 30 2-ssec, and the mare was only a couple of lengths away. Though she did not reach them before the end of the journey, run in 4min 3 2-sscc, she was doing it very easily. Kepeta Mac hit out nicely in a dash over a mile and a half, but was not out for time. Muriel de Oro was always going easily over a mile and a quarter run in 2min 56sec. Stoney going away from the two mile peg was picked up over the last mile and a half by Kreisler, the ex-Auck-lander finishing on well in 3min 24 2-usee. Great Nelson in Form. Great Nelson got a slight advantage at the start in a mile and a half run with Eose Audo and though the latter gradually decreased the gap, Great Nelson still had a length's advantage as the post was reached. Erin's Lynn did not please by tho way sic nuisiied over the concluding stages or a mile run in 2min 18sec. Stowaway gave Eut.h Logan 24vds start over the last milo and a quarter of a mile and a half, but the mare had a slight advantage when the line was crossed in 2min 55 l-ssep. Native Prince gave starts to Eileen Wood, Welcome Guy, and Nancy Bingen, over a mile and a half. In a good finish Eileen Wood and Welcome Guy finished just in front of Native Prince in 3niin ?.l 2-s:sec. Vesuvius, who has recently been operated on for throat trouble, was out doing steady work. He still makes a noise. Festival covered a mile and a quarter in 2mm 50sec, but ahe had had enough at the finish.

WOODVILLE

HANDICAP TO (JAY CRKST. j TOXEIMA WINS .SPRINT. | iPitZSS ASSOCIATION i; AM ' | WOODY! 17LI0, Peeeinber 1'- j •The first day of the, Woodville Joe,key | Club's Hummer Meeting was held in j fine weather. There was an appreei- i able falling off in the attendance of the j public, and iho totalizator handled ,rii,."2B, compared with ;.C16,7:'>3 on the same day last year. Results: — MANGA-ATUA lIUBDIES HANDICAP, Of 140 eovs. Ono milo and a half. —-\V\ 3i. GaisCovd\s HOVAL FLIER 9 :t V. Stratum 1 'J, —Manning and X onehn ffelt \s M ( mi n tuin j Heath i(K> .. .. J. Tiindcy 11 j 7—TV. Higgina's Cueies* 0 0 1 ('all Again It-3; 2 Shining Armour U-9: | .1 «J> Roi do V r al 9-l>: G Wh;ik:;:iri 93 ; 5 I Kaokaoroa 92 : 1 {'"wiling .11 two 9- 1 ; 'll. * Biat-k Aero 9-0 also started. I Won by two t-coml and ' third. Time, Umin C>l l-3&cc. TRIAL PLATE, 1 Of 300 novs, Weight SJI. i'urh'up. J - -Mr.-, C. F. Ltyar'a .A IT LK IM' t; K 1.. Ki. M.'rri-- ' —J*. J. B.'vi-ra'/M .. 1!. < {ra y , ii- lj. Joii- ilo A;i 1 , . R ; I'J iHidor; 10 nruFiitiloforn ; ;; JCntrr: IT Jadarin«>B - belli; 1 Blacksmith; <!» Snml 1 started. Won JUcdy from iWy. vm.V.I----1 o>i-f 111> ill i'ronl of Jniu d*j \a!. Ihni'-, lOsec. BOLTON 31AND1CAI\ Of 30'J t ~o*.Ono railu a:Kt I—X>r, ,"\I. l.ouiKSunV ch k GAY ORl'jP'i.' liv {^hilliiii:lec--Iloojioo h-i* L. J. :• V—J. Rocdy'a Bold I'rorit 7-o A. F.ashvocd 2- —R. Oiaee'rt High Falutin' V-7 IT. Wigcinrt -j 4 Worry I>anion 9-3: I'aratuo 7-J v » Spcarmiss 7-i»; 7 Balloon 7-0; 10 Kuy ;t ] Game 7-G; 9 Kuwhakina 7-0; 0 Turibr;.! car. also started. Won by a bund. A protest aciaini.t CrCroat for alloyed interference in Iho ;-trai; i. - vas disuiiosod. Tiiuu, 2min V d-DsC'.:. NURSERY HANDICAP. Of 130 isovs. Five furlongs. 7—-Mrs C. K. Elgar'H lUCHBORoUMt 7-8 . . . . H. Grrrand ' 2 Dr. ljouist.on's Royal Baby 7-13 T>. J. v —Mrs F. Armstrong's Chief Cook 1 T. (.« ro<. ' i 3 5 Chief Clerk 7-8; l-j&toeni 8-0; 3 li,i> bowlino 7-13 8 Gay Courf 7-9; 0 1 ntrrlo- 'i♦ or 7-8; 10 Psychologist 7-8. 10 All lliunlir; 7-9; 10 Teller 7-8; (5 Black Songster 7-S; 10 Red Rufua 7-S; 11 Quexfrara 7-3; J A: niomcter 7-3; 17 Thormopyiao 7-3; 1! J vile 7-13 also started. Won by a head, "with tiireo length* s, hoi •.■•ct-u second and third. Time, GO 3-3:-i <;. OETE HANDICAP, Of 200 bovs. Si.c furlongs. I—l'*. Ovmond's 1> p; T(>XI"I:MA by arrowsmith —To Aupaki jvrs 9-r: K. K1 i i.-> ' S—l3. W. Collins':; Arrpu- I.ad f 5 -! jj. j. 1:1:; , -j 5—A. M. McFarlano's Cutirlo 7-3 A. Alacdonald 3 8 Goshawk 8-G; (1 Kirst Moti--y 7-1 (; :: Royal Parade 7-9; 7 Taranto c;jr. 7-0.;; -i Limosin car. 7--1 also started. Won by half a length, with Arrow J.-id ?v eliort n«ck m front of Culicb'. IJ.j,i! I'a - ado Avas fourth. Time, linin 13soc. MAKGAKAWA HANDICAP. sovs. fciix furlons.*. J''ir. r ,t 7!)ivi.sion. 4.—T>r. Louisson'o J,. J. Kill* i 9 —O. Cha/foy's Tafiorna 9-0 I>. Morris L* 7—C. Bouisson'r, Parearoa 7-1 Brought-on 3 2 Statuary 15 Waterspfjar 7-9; 8 Ka'Tmik 7-9; 5 Kins Aero 7-7; 1G Silver 1 Tray 7-5; 32 Kiiifc Hal 7-0; 20 Shootist 7-0 also started. Won l>y a length, with a neck between second and third. Time, luiin 3 1 4-. r >sco. Second Division. X —B_. Dooloy'fi ROTH EN' 7-7 Voitio l 19—" W. G. Fleming's San Quox ear. 7-1 S. Andor.«von 2 3—F. Ormond's Pakitere 8-3 A. Cotton 3 14. Advontus 8-6; 13 Crash 7-9; 11 Monoy Mint 7-1; 18 Dady Spear 7-1; 17 Dignihcd March 7-0; 20 Leyland 7-0 hlko started. Won comfortably. Time, Imin Id 4-ssoo. WHARITI HACK HANDICAP. Of ISO sovs. Ono milo and a distance. 2—TV. H. Gaisford's lIAWKSHAW 7-5 S. Germnd 1 F. Ormond's Powa 7-11 B. J. Ellis 2 R R- P. Leo's Dainty Ways 8-3 H. Gray 3 Bordliko 8-8; Mount Shannon 8-3; Ben Hur 8-2; Acmil B*2; Merry Melody 8-2; Jayson 8-1; Arrowzono 7-11; Nea Bap 7-0; Arowhcad 7-8; Kitiana 7-0; Zophyrus 7-0; Auckland Gas 7-0; Spearopa 7-0; Cessation 7-0; Fallow 7-0; Lady Aiopheri 7-0 also started. Won with case. Time, lmin 57soc. BOROUGH HANDICAP, Of 150 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 —H. Tupaea's b z KAIIIKATOA by Arauaio—Carlatour 3yrs 8-3 TT. Gray 1 B—C. Louisson'u Rory ATor 7-11 J. Barry 1 I—A.1 —A. A. Small's Head Scrang 8-13 A. 75. Ellis 3 2 Atholspear 8-11; 5 Desert Song 8-11; 12 Queen's Choice 8-10; 7 Maui 8-9; 10 Billion 8-5; G Full Mark 8-3; 4 Hopwood 8-1; 9 Dolomite 8-1; 13 Moutoa Tronf.ury 7-0; 10 Te Aroha 7-0; 14 Mister Gamp 7-0 also started. Won comfortablj*. Tiine, lmin 28 <l-ss»c.

NOTES ON THE RACING. [.THE PRESS Special Sorvice.] ih© Summer Meeting of the Woodville District Jockey Club opened today in fine, warm weather, conditions being perfect for the racing. There were many interesting contests and one or two surpriso results, though favourites won four races. Gay C'rcst won the Bolton Handicap and Toxeuma put up a solid performance to win the Open Sprint. Gay Crest had to run the gauntlet of an enquiry instituted by the stipendiary stewards into his boring out on Bold Front at the finish, but ho survived it. There wero also one or two enquiries of minor importance into the running during the d ay, but nothing more to warrant a meeting of the Judicial Committee. The stipendiary stewards present were Messrs A. P. Wilson (chief) and B. N. Sandilands. II;. Lloyd's Riecarton stable had a good day, winning races with Gay Crest and Adelpln, while Royal Baby ran third. W. D. Moloney also won a double with Applcdore and Richbormigh. The Hurdles. Royal Flyer was prominent, in tho early running of the hurdles, but dropped back in the middle stages, lie came with a brilliant run over the last furlong to score a comfortable and very surprising win, there being only £27 on his chance. Evening ]|«?ro and Gueress were the pace-makers with Black Aero, Half Acre, Mountain Heath, and Kaokaoroa well up. Roval Flyer put in an appearance coming"to the last fence, and ortcc over came ori to beat Mountain Heath bv a length and a half. Gneress was half a length back third, • then Shining Armour, Kaokaoroa, and Whakaari. The winner was having his first rac© over fences, so his performance was impressive, especially as ho won so decisively. Ho is only a four-year-old, having been purchased as a yearling l>v 'Mr \V. H. Gaisford in Australia. Mountain Heath will win hurdle races. He was always handy and he should have been much harder to beat, for lie was very x»corly handled. Kaokaoroa hit a couple of fences and that stopped him. Shining Armour finished on from well back, . but the favourite Call Again was never sighted. A Decisive Will. Appledore, a hot favourite for the Maiden race, finished very solidly from a fair way back, to win decisively from the second favourite,, Beverage. Glider

"o!. loJ't, -Ijularino \iaduut making . the running to the slfraiglit li'om l>cvcr- , ri"(. Joie de Vt-J, and Goldsund. 1-sever-a"c' ciunu y in tlic straight, but. had , jiu eliancc of withstanding the challenge of A |i|iU:<loi'i\ who beat liiiu by a length. .loi<- ilc A"ill was six lengths away third, with I'Jlizalieth just fourth from Qucan-iu-ynii, then lOnter :hhl Viaduet. A iipledore won well. JIo has takoti ;t lung lime to show winning form, but 'now looks as ii" ho will go on with it. : j-!ever;igc hail every chance, but Joio de \ a I "got badly chopped hack coming jn(o tin- straight. Gay Crest Prevails. Th,3 .Kit'e.aitoii lepresentativ-c, Gay Crest went out a lirm favourite for the Bolton Handicap, and after being out in front most of the way, scored narrowly from tin outsider, in Bold Front. Timbridgo and (.lay Crest mndo tlici running, at a. smart: pace, from Paratoo ami Bold Front, High Falutin', in behind .L'aratoo on the rails, and Merry ]tamon tailing off. There waa no chango till the home turn, where Royal (jama | went up to the leaders. Tunbridge and | Gay Crest led into tho straight from j .Bold Front and l'aratoo, but the lastnamed received a (heck. Hold Front tackled Cay Crest, tho Jatter shifting liis ground towards (lis rival. They tin- i ished together, Gay Crest getting his! head in front at Ihe post. High Fa- j liitiu'. wlii' had faih d to get an opening j Dileiiiig the straight, linished well a. length b.'i'-k. -Men;-' Uauion was ctose t;]« foiir!!i, also travelling well. Then ,iin.' I'a-al'.'o, K aw ha hi n a., and Tuntiridgc. Gay Crest appeared a trille lucky to 1.".-, it. Bolil I'rout, and in forcing tho latter "lit he caught tiie attention of tho Judicial Stewards. After deliberation a majority verdict fa\oured no alteration in the judge's plaeings, and no action was taken against L. J. Ellis, rider of Gay Crest. High Falutin' was not very lucky entering the straight, nor was Paratoo. The performance of tin; latter need not discount his Auckland prospects. Merry Damon finished Aery solidly. He only had to come sooner to have been •very closo to the !•( siUes. A Bad Start. .Ihe io-ycar-old race did not cali for division.-, there being a sufficient number of scratching*. As a contest it was comph-t.ely ruined by a shocking start, in which more than hnlf tlio runners never got a chance. Haulbowlinc got oiT so much better than anything else that he made the pace to the straight clear of Interlocutor, then another interval to Chief Cook und lioya) Baby, with Hichborough h indy, then' All Humbug and lJed Rufus. Tho stragglers began to close up a lit'Jo entering the straight, where Koyal lJaby hit tho front, and drew clear. Hichborough ihen put in a solid run a.ad, all out, beat, Koyal Baby by a short neck. Chief Cook was three lengths back third, with Interlocutor fourth, unci then at intervals, Haulbowlinc, fit. I'oger, Esteem, und All Humbug. The winner is a brother Tenterdon, and runs in the saino colours. His win was a severe reverse for i: tick erg. He may have won in any case., for he did not get any the best of th" start, but "Wing to the wretched disnatch form ;n this rani may prove tiicky later. However, he proved himself i solid colt i under pressure, and should ( ako a hand in the decision of more important events. Chief Cook was disappointing, Avliile llaulbowline and .Interlocutor failed badly. A Good Performance. 'loxeuiiia v.as rtcponsibio iur <(. solid perioi inaneo in winuing the Open j Sprint, for which lie wa.j favourite. Toxeuma began best, but settled down in behind First Money and Cuticle, willr TJruosin ami Arrow Liml handy, then Koyal I'arado and Goshawk tailing off. First Money and Outicle led into tho str.iip,ht from Toxeuma, Limosin, and Arrow Lad. First Money scion stopped and later Liioosic weakened, but the other three joirod in a rare .struggle. Toxeuma £tii*h*d best and won by half a length from Arrow Lad, who beat Cuticle by iinlf a neck. Koyal Parade was fourth, tl'in catne Limosin, Goshawk, and First Money. Tho winner wns too good for his opponents, and stayed on well under his welter weight in a vory fast-run race. Tho run should improve Goshawk, who wont out carryinp ail unknown apprentice and £SO. Division Race. Tho Hack Sprint waa run in divisions, tho favourites respectively being Statuary and llothen. Both ran weil, hut whereas Rothen won, Statuary could only run fourth in the first lot. Tho pace was inado by Pass On and King Aero from Tahoma, Patearoa., and Adclphi. Statuary moved up on the turn, but oneo in the straight Adclphi shot out and won hy a length from Tahrmia, who heat Patearoa bv a neck. Statuary was fourth, followed hy King Hal, Pass On, and Waterspear. Tahoma was possibly a bit unlucky, hut Adolphi won too well for any excuses. San Quo; shot away with a good lead in tho second division from Kothen, Money Mint, Leyland, and Crash. .Uotheii tackled San Quex in tho straight, and won by a length ntid a half, San Quex beating Pakitere by half a length. Golden Shadow was fourth, followed by Money Mint, Leyland, and Dignified March. Rothon won as his recent form suggested, Pakitoi-o was unlucky and Golden Shadow was also not too well served. Dignified March got very badly away. An Easy Win. Haukshaw and Powa were always well placed at the head of the big field in tho hack distance event, and gave nothing a chanco of getting near thorn, ilawkshaw drew right away in the .straight, but being eased up at the tinish he allowed Pewa to run him to a length. Dainty Ways, who had been handy in the running, was three lengths back, third, and Lordliko was fourth. The last-named got a bad knock back at the half-mile and looked unlucky. Ponropa, Acmil, Fallow, and Arrowhead did host of the others. Ilawkshaw won comfortably and has improved a lot recently. Favourite Fails. Head Sera tig, a warm favourite m S tho concluding event, had every j chance but tho best ho could do was | to finish third. Te Awha led Queen's | Choice, Head Serang, Desert Song, and Kahikatoa to tho straight. Moutoa Treasury was prominent on the turn, but once in lino Kahikatoa came through and won hy a length and a half from Rory Mor, who out Head Serang out of second place by half a length. Desert Song was fourth, followed hy Moutoa Treasury, Hopwood, and Atholspear. ! I | ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. I I » j PAPATAWA HURDLES HANDICAP, Of 120 sovs. Ono mil© and a half. si'. lh. at. lb. Kttslerl.r >.lO O Kaok3oroa 9 0 Koyal Flyer 10 1 Evening Hero 9 0 Shining Lady Armour 9 8 Alophen 9 0 Tioi de 'V3\l 9 X Black Acre 9 0 "VVh.'iVaari .. 9 O Unlf Aero 9 0 | NOVICE STAKES, Ol J 00 :-ovs. 'Weight 8-5. fiSix. iuriongo. Joie de "Va! Boverago : Brambletowa Kalmuk Enter Shootiefc Gueress Ohicf Savage Mod. Ko." Blacksmith jplnt* Bragffarft i

GOTHABD MEMO PwIAX, HANDICAP j Of 200 sovs. One mile and a distance. • »:.lh. K1 ! VliiW ffnng 8 7 Higj, t -, n> j Otoiri .. 8 3 iiiynl Game 7 j Parntoo .. 7 13 Mount Arrnw Lad 713 Shannon 7 0 Ulimp .. 7 13 Mountain Atliylspear 7)1 Ui>iu!v ~ 0 I JUVENILE HANDICAP. | Of 110 syv*. I'i vc i si. Ib. | Royal Baby 8 & Black } Chief Cook 8 5 S«»ngst,er 7 | ITnmpdou .. 8 5 St. Ro«er .. 7 & ! Esteem 7 7 n V/hito Sqnn.U 7 r, ! Gay Cour/; 7 7 All Humbug 7q | Tailor -« 7 7 Quexfram . To: Busier Aflpmnractcv 'i o j Brown 7 7 Invito . . 7 (( S PcnoonfiTe 7 f» Jean Ladoslo 7 0 I Psychologist 7 5 j RAILWAY HANDICAP, ' Of SOV3. Six. j Et - u> - tt. 11,. j Hunting Cry 0 I;> Dobbin „ „ 7 j Iloyal Parade 7 13 Toranto 7 •_» I Broad Acre 7 .12 iirinr .K-001- 7 0 I Jvoddftr -.7 1- ! IU RITAR t lIA WD 1C AV. Of 100 eov 8. Six fnrloncg. *'■ IK >l. A del nit! S H Pa.srt On „ .'V 3 A'-mil « ri Motiov Mn,», 7 .; pj> ki f (i?*o , „ 8 -1 Kmt; Tlni ... 7 o ,Sn>i Qihh • * 8 0 Kli/.aln'tb . * '■ 0 Mahoi'.i -« VJ Lady Sprnr '* '•) CV.ish ... 7 a STEWARDS' HANDICAP, Of 3?Q ?ova. One in 110 and a <\ ri.ll). t- f . ■;■. I/Otaliko »* S 9 Lftf.nkia . > ! >' 1 Tunbridge r ' Arrowzon& Dainty Ways 8 Nea - ' <' Aemil - • - M;vo!a «• / 2, Pewn. . v « - Kirian.i .* V 0 Ilawkshaw f- - . Spcarova ». 7 o Air Laddie *> 1 Tallow «- •' r > Tripping •• * 1% Zt'phyrun BO 1 •> GORGE HANDICAP, c>f 380 r>ovß. Seven furlongs.. ef. lb. r 1 :: - Goshawk e . 9 13 Queen'a Head 8 13 Okoiro Kahikatoa .. S Jll Hory Mor .. * I ■ Desert Bong 6 y To A\vha B - ' Dold Front 8 9 Dolomite V *. Tahoina .*« * - NEW BRIGHTON T.C.

ACCEPTANCES. Tho following acceptances have bet-a received for the N'on* Brighton Trotting Club's Mooting on Saturday: TRIAL HANDICAP. In harne&e. Of 130 sov». For unhopplci \r»--tors. 3min OOsec class. One mibv rnrl a lia?f. Prcciuus Gill. fcer I'u-o »• 12 Ilnllo Jo© .. scr Waiata Poi 1J Gift .. hfr Iv o j 2 4 bough Guy .. e-t I'sbino -• :; G Lllbt Child .. S-T Bona -is Guv Cnrbino .. H«:r I'atti" Bingi-n 13 rrttfr-y .. hc r Avoi.c.s.s '' ; o Marjurio Bingfcn- nrr Ability - . GO William Wood bcr Braradean - . 72 Reverie .. scr Great Burton *» 4 iHlfaahion scr Groat Glee .. 84 Peter Conquest Bcr Micky Audubon 1)6 Bell Heather -. Ncr Welcome Guy f 6 Biddy Parrish scr Deceitful .. 10S Kitty Parrish . . scr Mount Royal 102 IMPROVERS' HANDICAP, In harness. Of 140 bovs. Smin 38soc class. One mile and a half. v-irol Nelson •. scr Lord Mctchlight scr Uoyal Parade scr Flying Prince scr Lydia Pointer scr Belle Lorrimcr 12 Netta Oro scr Koyal Time .. 24 Shortly .. scr Rubscll Pointer 24 Guy Denver fcer Rollo -• 24 Worthy King -- scr Play Wave . • 3G Little Victor .. ecr Pagcnnt d'Or 3G Mister Pointer scr Donard Pearler .eer Torchlight 43 Madam Danny Boy "2 Locanda scr Groat Author 84 MAOE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, In harnosf. Of 350 bovb. 4mln 40»cc c.lase. Two miles. Ariki .. scr Juno d'Oro ... 24 Play Ware .. ecr Stoncy oG Baby Logan •- scr Mac Dillon. .• 3G Arethusa .. .12 Warepa - * 8 6 Curfew Boy .. 12 Fair Wave -• 36 Wild Voyago 12 Country King 30 Toncdos -, 12 Tarndale . . Granite Oity 24 Rcy Logan 48 Hostess 1.4 24 Rogal Voyago 60 Baynut .. 24 Tony Victor . . 72 Erin's Lynn .. 24 fc>ir Guy .. 72 BOWHILL HANDICAP. l'n. harness. Of 140 bovs. 3min class. One rnilo and a tjuartcr. Nor'-wostcr .. scr Russell Pointer 3 2 Princoes Thea scr Checkors .. 12 Automatic scr Jupitor , , 24 Gold Rush „. scr Torchlight „. Li 4 Goldworthy scr Pageant d'Or 24 fa'ea Mint - scr Donard 24 Location „. scr Awa-iti » 24 To Aike » . scr Stowaway . 'J4 Master Don scr Bauffshiro Lad 3G Aohray .. scr Lily Bingcn .. 3G Willio Derby ». scr Kato Logan .. ;>6 Silver Sea •• 1.2 Audrey Dillon 48 Nel do Beau .. 12 Millio d'Oro .. 48 Homo Guy .. 12 festival 4S Lightwood .. 3 2 Happy Land - - 4 8 DASH HANDICAP, In harness. On IGO bovs. 2min lS)sec class. Ono mile. Ariki .. scr Baron Bingon 3 2 I'atsy Phegan scr Roso Mario ... 32 llalmoro . - Kelp .. l' 4 Young Carbine scr Bla-ck Watllo 2 1 Schoolmate .. scr Iviowa .. 24 Vonaro .. scr Locanda General 24 Nor'-wester . . per Bold Bill . . 24 110 Thorpe .. scr Sodium .. 21 Denver City .. scr Great TvhmipU -IS Banffshire Lad «cr SEA VIEW HANDICAP, In haruoss. Of 170 sovs. For unlioppled trotters. 4min 50scc class. Two milos. Wattle Patch . . scr Great Nelson - . no Micky Audubon scr Grmlight . . 48 Silurian .. scr lri£ a (i 0 Kepela Mac .. 12 Young Carbine «.i Repute -. lii Midland .. 00 Toe Ijogan . - 24 'Whito Satin . . 00 Scuttlo -- -1 Surpriso Eileen Wood ... 24- .Tourney 120 WAIN ONI HANDICAP, In harness. 0£ 170 sovs. 2min OOsec Ono mile and a quarter. Jacky Logan .. scr Fair Wave ~ 12 Baynut Whak.itaua .. 'Kvjicoln scr Terernoa .. 24 Mercury -- n< ' r Jo "y Chimes .. v: t June d'Oro .. scr Granite City .. r,6 Editor -■ s " r .. 30 Tarnda's •• 61 ~>" Genoral Bingen rt6 Tactless - . 33 Trimmer .. 36 Kemp'"" "• 12 Talent •• 48 AVarcpn, •• 12 11-t ° Adv.co .. 00 electric handicap. ; Of 160 HOYS. 2mill 1.7**0 da**. I In -attQL. Gao mi!e> ■ v... a scr Tactless . 24 i v ertai c Erin's Lyaa -• 5Cr Henry Lo 3 an .. 24 Onr Bird • • scr ' Gr6at Trl,lm P h 24 . a scr Sahib . . 24 13 Kinney Dillon 3 5 e is Lady Matchlight 48 Kautoma »» - 1 -" Bob Logea scl 1 * 1

SOUTH WAIRARAPA T.C.

HANDICAPS. ~.,0 tollwurins vlarcd by Mr i\ C. lhomas.— TEXA.Ii HANDICAP, u. hnrm-s.~. OC JOO sovs. nmin 4.os*: ciau. One tnilo and a half. I'raiw; Gan.i -• K rr Ban, Hold j Arthur Cliimes sor A! Jolm .. ecr Jowel KIsol; . - = l:r To h, K a • • Wild Gooso - • scr Mr Guy " " I'oarlie Thorpe scr Golden Oaks scr Crimson Key •• Windshiold •• «cr Darl.ly LongleKß scr Clivo Dillon 1j I c: orU j,;ido Marion de Oro Billy Brent - • «'- r Chvystal Chimes scr Tin,a Ma.d • • "® Jean l'arish .. Bcr Oliver Tl.orpo 48 To :Moki -• scr SUMMER HANDICAP, .. ,jf ioO rovb. For unhopplcd lroiu'l-- ,'iiiiin 60BSO class. Ono railo n.i'd ;.i- Mar.sden Moor sor Km™" 1 - *-* W " H " y QU ° Cn iiur-t i'ai'ic -- Billy Biugen .. 30 Si 1 vrr Hiril •- iJ, ' r I'attie Bingcn 00 Ouy .McKlw.V" - CP 1,1,01 •• f i Madam Alack s«r Kinoro ... TJ ! ' A i-.-i j'.-j i .. S'-.r Kitty I'atch .. 72 j.;j >j.. ,<..r li(...6i<j Binscn. 00 I ; Buy it a xD-tc/. I - , i f< <.'f jr,lj tc,vs - Sniin 403CJ clusa. j tmc u.ik- and a lialf. ! fiivi-r 'liiorpo *-: v Sisi"r Chris .. 24 ! Jlwia VI a i-i .. WaijJUlte .. - ; i>iy t-nii„ .. Kafa. .. 24 Kodio .. Highland Ijprby 48 j >iJ - n ... Uaroo Derby , 48 W.AIKAPvAPA CUP, • I.U lia i-!iC!>'. OE 250 GOVS. 4are j :■; . Two miler.. j tiuo.! Lady .. «-:r &'• Gforife .. 12 j Hathula .. far Dan Kocu ». J" j Zolock hchoollData .. 1i Boniiic\vah .. scr Bell Dial -. --i ! i.ady Je".'f.ll .. i> t Na«ivc Hero .. 2-1 ! Lady Author .. Ettr Hilltop . , 48 i Author if rani; I'J Great Changa CO ! BOXING DAV HANDICAP, { iij harness. Of 100 eove. Bmin Baec in;;r:. Ouu lxiilo and a quarter. H'rima Oana c.r A 1 John .. acr .for-cll Llrrt .. s<:r Eircct Ked .. i?or Wild Gooio .. sit Te IviDga .. her Whippet .. r I'oi «• scr I'L-ariio Thorpo sur Windshield .. per Crirasoo Key scr Native Berry . . Bor Daddy per Hemloch Hero 12 Billy Brent .. fr-r Victor Kyle .. 1" Marion de Oro scr Ivector . ■ Jean Parish .. Bcr Oliver Thorpe 36 Black Pip . . scr Kodio . . 36 Bara Gold .. £cr Silver Ohrls .. 48 MEMBERS' HANDICAP, In harneSß. Of 110 bovb. For unhoppled trotters. smin 2sec class. Two miles. Pattie Bingen .. scr Kitty Patch 12 Billy Bingen .. scr .Pilot -• 12 Dffijry .. scr Bessie Bingon 48 (illy AlcElwyn scr Bon Bingen . . 60 Madam Mack., scr Mokanna r.. 72 Arapat BL 'r Misa Leda .. 144 LI Merit .. scr OLAK.EVTLLE HANDICAP. In harness. Of 100 eov«. 4rain 56eec class. Two miles. Waipuko . . scr Ben Bingen .. scr Lady Coronado scr Rafa .. 1Chrystal Chimes ecr Ilighland Derby 48 Lady Snips . . scr Baron Derby 48 Kector .. scr Native Hero .. 132 Mr Ouy .. ecr PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, 111 harm-sis. Of 115 sovs. 2min 50sec class. Ono mile and a quarter. Good Lady .. ier . St. Georg© .. 12 Kevinbrao i-.. scr Dan Roco .• 12 Radiola .. Bcr Millie do Oro 12 lionniewah .. scr Bell Dial .. 12 l.ady Jewell . . ecr Wakefield .. 12 Tsangihau .. scr Great Kxchange 24 Lady Author scr Hue Coronado 72 Author Franz 12 ASHBURTON T.C. NOMINATIONS. Following aro the nominations for the Ashburton Trotting Club's Boxing Day Meeting:— ADVANCE HANDICAP (in harness), of 175 sovs; 3min 42sec class; one mile and a half—Logaleen, Stepfast, Claranda, Irish Author, Neil Dillon, Willie Derby, Logan Fraser, Precious Gift, Kmma Harvester, Autowin, Bello Somerton, Dorack, Clapham, Fleet Arrow, Snowy Huon, Warbird, To Akia, Ballade, Zonoplione, Flying Prince, Aimworthy, Eiffelton Linella, Tiger Lily, Lydia Pointer, R<Mi, Madam Locanda, Blue Glen, Crimson Rose, Matchlight Junior, Netta Oro, Golden Harvest, Ayr Lass, Oxford Queen. MITCHAM HANDICAP (in harness), of 150 sovs; Bmin 50sec class; one mile and a hnlf—Merrijigs, Enigma, Bonne Fille, Bonora, Last Child, Master Wrack, Mountain Mist, Lough Guy, Duco, Great Burton, Tom Wilks, Grevwood, Peggy Bingen, Tricki'ull. Precious Gift, Pattie Bingen, Kitty rarrisli, Reverio, Ileatheote Wood, "SToicka, William Wood. ASHBURTON TROTTING CUP (in harness), of GOO sovs; 4min 32boc class; two m il e , s —Great Logan, Arikitoa, Neeoro, Erin'e Fortune. Harvest Child, Vendomo, Koro Peter, Steel All, Whakataua, Huon Denver, Wrackeen, Sunny Bob, Morning Sun, Lindbergh, Muriel do Oro, Avenger, Cyone. McLEAN HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 sovs; Bmin 30sec class; one mile and a. l, a lf—Jiilo Minto, Pink Sugar, Denver City, Black Wattle, Rose Marie, Great Triumph, Kelp, Royal Serene, Checkers, Baby Logan, Locanda General, Howdiih, BoM Bill, Flying Prince, Mac Dillon, Curfew Boy, Carbino Direct, Lydia, St. George, Wild Voyage, Playwave, Ariki, George Rey, Hostess, Mac de Oro, Ilappy Land. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP (in harness), of 225 sovs; 4niin SOsec class; two miles— Real Huon, Real Girl, Rough Voyage, Ethiopian, Morrison, Danny Boy, Erin's Royal, Logan Frasor, Sonoma Laddie, Pageant d'Or Bello Lorimer, Rollo, Great d'Oro, Jessi'e Huon, Belinda, Elite Bingen, White Stranger, llenvor Hinds, Lord Miatchlight, Checkers, Torchlight, Flying Cloud, Glenlnke, Great Chenault, Glenville, Great Nelson, Russell Pointer, Happy Land, Derry Pointer. BOXING DAY HANDICAP (in harness), of IiOO sovs; 2min SOsec class; one mile and a Quarter —John Jinks, June de Oro, Royal Serene, Eugene do Oro, Vecto, Warepa. Locanda General. Baynut, Regal Voyage, Editor, Mae Dillon, Whakataua, Morning Sun, Dilnon. Jolly Chimes. Tenedos, Event, Hostess, Ngahuia, Cyone, Sahib. WINSLOW HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 sovs; 5m in class; two miles—Mickey Audubon, Kerala, Bonne Fille, Bonora, Drifting Spec, Deceitful, Welcoruo Guy, Precious Gift, Great Harvester. Mountain Mist, Victor Bingon, Lough Guy, Last Child, Duco, Great Burton, Hydro, Great Glee, Playwave, Rapture, King Oscar, Bramdean, Heatlieote Wood, Jean Ballin, Ability. FINAL HANDICAP (in soddlo), of 200 sovs; 2inin lOsec class; one mile —Our Bird, Push Marie, Dannv Bov, Great. Triumph, Awaiti. Routine, Rnfine, Rollo, Baby Logan, ITowtlali, Denver Hinds, Heroic. Lydia.

WYNDHAM R.C

NOMINATIONS. ISrECIAL TO THE TRESS.) INVERCARGILIj, December 9. The following: nominations have been received for tho "Wyndham Racing Club's annual Meeting:— KEW YEA R HURDLE HANDICAP, of 160 sovs; one mile and five furlongs—Pari3, GayFashion, After Ten, Whitirangi, Wincette, Haze, Troilus. TRIAL PLATE HANDICAP, of 110 nova; five furlongs—Bridget, Goldless, Cough, Some Queen, Parysia, Memories, Polling Day, Bombean, Johnny Phar, Bitractor, Musent Misa. Cumulative. Senance, Battle Screen, Consent

Royal Raidi Totolomai, Some Breese, Some Gift, Blue China, Twilight, Night Lark, Character. DIGGERS' TROT HANDICAP <iu harness) of 140 sovs; 3min 39sec class; on© mile and a half —Erin'b Star, Free Chimes, Probationer, Erin's Fair, Lady Orange, Wild Pigeon, Erin's Advance, Highland King, Jerelderie. Mountain Dweller, Radio, Wa"* T, ° Soon, Grey Girl. Southern Light, Jack Hobbs, Sunny Morn, Celeste, Southern Don, Suufire, Sunbloom, Jolly Wave, Sea Wave, Nelbar, Meditate, Luath. WYNDHAM CUP HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; one and a quarter miles—High Gear, Sapient, Jock o* Hazeldean, Some Toff, Camisader, Salmo Salar, Red Sea, King Balboa, First Raid, Shortly, Celerity 11., Town Major, Night Lad, Circulation, Glenrowan, Mount Boa» Night Maid, Red Boa, High Court, Caterpillar, Evening. IIIMXHAU HACK HANDICAP, of. 135 bovs; six furlongs—Milliner, Royal Limond. Master Anomaly. Banner Boy, Palermo, Red Royal, Lorette, High Speed, On Watch, Sentinel Lad, Crubenmore, Cyrille, Traction, Palada. Fair Money, Miss Redowa, Some Form, Bon Rose, Silent Water, A.ce of Hearts. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 210 sovs; six furlongs—lmpertinence, Compensation, Red Sea, Palermo, Battle Maid, Night Lad, Full Fling, Royal Saxon, Red Boa, Rin Tin Tin, Caterpillar. VICTOR - ? TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 165 sovs; 3min 54sec class; one mile and five furlongs—Lady Zephyr, Seaworthy, Probationer, Travis Wilkes, Erin's Advance, Mountain Dweller, Radio, Wave Soon, ' Lass, Revolt, Meteor, Sunstorm, Sunfire. Nelson's Victory, Bay Admiral, Nelbar, Meditate, Luath. VISITORS' HACK HANDICAP, of JSO covs; one inile—Killorna, Appeal, Jock o Hazeldean, Fair Exchange, Sailing Home, Ballance, Barn Door, Night Rose, Locksley« Shortly, Night Parade, Birdwood. Sentinel Lad, Water Power, Bitractor, Tractor— 'Whiplash gelding, Qumopal, Night Effort, Smuggler, Homecoming.