RACING AND TROTTING LATEST NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20178, 5 March 1931, Page 12

RACING AND TROTTING LATEST NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR

RACING FIXTURES. ; Harch s—Rangitikei £.O. (second day). March 8, 7—Cromwell J.C. March 7—Banks Peninsula R.Q. Mittk 7—Franklin R.C. Kueh 11. 12—Dannevirke R-O. March 14, 17—Wellington R.C. March 14, 17—Ohinemuri J.O. Much 17—Opunake B.C. Maroh 19—Waimate R.O. March 81—Bay of Plenty J.O. Xaxcfe 31, 28—Osmaru J.O. Much ax, 23—Manawatu R.O. Hank 28-—Opotiki .J.O. '• March 28—Otautau R.O. Much 38; 80—West port J.O. - TROTTING FIXTURES. -itfcreh 6—lavexcargiU. T.O.' (second day). . March (at Wellington). , -March 14-—Umaru T.C. itarch 18-—Wyndham T.C. • March 21—Cheviot T.C. March 25—Manawatu T.C. Jtarch SS-JXhames T.O. April* and 6—Hawera T.C. . April 4 and B—Metropolitan T.C. TUKF GOSSIP. Reminders, . dominations for the Great Easter md ■ Great Autumn Handicaps will close at 8 p.m. to-morrow. Nominations for the Manawatu Uacvi: ing Club'# Autumn Meeting will be due- - to-morrow. Boeing st Motukarara. The firpt ?ace at the Banks Peninsula Meeting ia timed to start at 1 pim.and the last "at'*ls.2o. A special passenger train .will leave. Ghristchurch at 1Q.15 a.m.; returning immediately after the concluding event Slightly Amiss. Great Star has been causing c his owner-trainer some anxiety of late/ and he has" not done aiiy fast "work during the past week. His proposed trip to Trenthant is therefore likely to be undertaken.. , ; An Australian Offer . , * *r owner, Mrs Si K Parsons, couldc sold her two-year- ; , oM. Aspwa reowitly, she to * retain Mm. ' Vf *y» 4S? ian lo< *M havi?ig good pfospeet# 'ir the offer., fo^ptfm-&2000,' jind . that it.came £si» .. i -nrislitqnureili '' 1 Peninsula M#et3n£-jt>nt gstWajr viil ! be ' > provided- *wUJ 'give iV ' ago. Gray was place *:b\ s>.' Wfe 6 * ' th 40 wins, and

£82,249 in states. Night Eaid "was at the bead of the list last season! and as he is nearly "46000 ahead of his nearest rival, Magpie (imp.), and his chief representative, Fhar Lap, is in great heart, there, is every 'prospect of him gainhtg the coveted honour again. The leaders on: the-list, all of then imported sires; are aB under;— Night Eaid £22,249, Magpie £16,889, Bossendale £12,469, Treplare £9993, Spearhead£9Qßs, Eastern Monarch £9062, High Force ..-(dead) £7464, Seremond £7375, Highfield£69oß, Great Star £6536, Air Balloon £6487, Tippler £6252. English Statistics.

The stakes won in England, Ireland, and Scotland in 1930 amounted •to £823,771, which was £6OOO more than in the'previous season, England contributed £735,078, Ireland £51,783,.and Scotland £36,909. The aggregates are for races under Jockey Club rules, and do not include jumping events. The London "Sporting Life," in a review of .the flat racing statistics published by Messrs Weatherby, secretaries to the. Jockey Club, state that the figures prove that racing there is in a very healthy state. Altogether 4792 horses were seen out, and there were 200 more two-year-olds in training than in 1929. In England and Scotland the amount won in handicaps was, £ 3Q1,J25, selling races £58,781, and weight-for-age .rhces £412,082. During the season under review 1970 flat racos were decided, made up of five furlongs and under six, 698;'"six furlongs and under one mile, 334; one mile, 349; over a mile and undef two, 648; and two miles and over, 47. Of the races' five furlongs and under 493 were confined to two-year-olds.

Nedda's Trainer. J, Fielder, formerly a trainer at Flomington, recently underwent a serious operation in v Sydney. jSe is now , well on the road' to recovery, but it will be some time before he fully, re- ■< covers his health. Once anotedjockoyj PieldeK trained many winners while located at Flomington, ; A few years : ago he went to New Zealand, where < he got together, a good toam of horses • at Wingatui. With one of thorn, Nedda : , he won the V,R.C. Sires? Produce, Stakes in'l929, x - Pequence of Failures. The Melbourne horseman, W. Duncan, > is* having & run of- ill-luck. In thq Apt bp conj*idersd as piich, but in the eaee who usually rides win- ' nersv with • great consistency, it is unugnal. Regular of 'his mounts . are" up for" a good amount, as Dpn- ■ can has had 18 losing mounts in tlxe metropolitan* area since 'he watr> success- • ftii on El Boy in the Ambulance Han- ' dlcap. »t Moonee Valley on ;February IOtS. "'That'victory put Duncan at the head, of the winning jockeys' list for tba metropoli&r but sikteq-then As B«ed- - fens. wo»:o4esi ft&d he is now on top,. &r*r 127 mounts, 24} :-.f SfiMafittt Pu- . jNpfoßftrt*'-& Balaclava on Mtw- Ceasing the final ■ leaping, iß# 40 from th« wttfamg* l -rioat cashed into a stake, which the attendants- were unable to re. move in time. The stake was one of a set used' for the hurdle negotiated in thirst * round. The men worked on the 1 : s,fter the horaea had crossed tie final obstacle, but, despite tfceir efr forts,-; sot get the last stake tieT"^^,rushing 'to tafetyjoft before'the'field reached them. In hi* collision irith tbe stake, Puringa bftd* Wnd; legal he. battled on -tb the hajjd* Qf^eta^lii,* ■e Major Brent in the accoptbe jotting Clttb Hanje decided at Wellington; on should 1 fead Major Lind, whQi,put faft race at^New.Brighton f jNTajor, Brentia.hardly the tyfrejjf horse;to'be nominated for a Ma J° r Mnd'tfay,h6 to do |>etter at any time, r >^s^WQ|p|^n<?e<^gener^t. f^r t Saturday «re not, eaodjr?anfli,;it r spems the drib is, not gfttstfg ;, the *ignt-support from owners Mj'WhoppJpd nomination yjujß'givesL the club kjiitle encouragement, Jfhere/are plenty of trotters in ■ : wfeli nominated for a of-the classes stipulated,(but the" forthcoming. f-JJ L-O i&'.t v "SlliUr HcQiuMr/ , . v note'that Paddy tbq utax> trotter of,the year %n $W Zealand; ia du&. to mate another Wellington 'on, Saturday# ana is, stetto give A ajvay 1 big !|taA«s'He %?#tflj,a'p6s([iw3fy. "At Jftew 1 he' looked,''more oWae/than ;anythlng;elso, and' accordingly. ,If taken the*e may be a =giftt.Jtopoyenieni in his fopn,' and Satihould improve- him, ~ ?LT' J - A Towki ? : will be & starter'in .the dicap Wellington 1 !|^^»jfer3ay,"-"and . whq havethe 1 pragmas t Qf the young ignp?e Jbiim on this occa' ,He Vill be opposed'"to several 's»ißt2pa;ere in Belle Xrorimer, Logaleen, liQ'Btiir-looks to fwye a 1 : ,uM4 fiogaa. ■ ; If Dillw Logan is to ,win a jcace in the; near rnfHte the chanco appears to be the -Kelson Trotting Club Handi.egp.A jSipall field.'should be 1 all f|»yo^' and-" in ; "thfs race there ;is jDotftfffg of outstanding 1 merit. Major .Itjindi 'S«ppy .La6d .aplpeaf .to be the he Ban^ora a • I • >flot' figiiring prominently - in ftfte -'trottipg. wo«t, "the annual fixture dotting \fii|;4eg9i;qed • < stepping<Btone. •to w|i ; impgrt'sai gatherings, and it was speaially-for Beat© Nslaga pacer and trotter, .writer. > |t tt link, B%fof fijrtpres takitig ui.-Ha-; and the decision of, committee to abandon its ; to' be regretted,. ■- -jiHoVroyer, Sr| B » U o ? r6V^ l ]^ eonildfra it' .adviaaljfe to, cafldtrange that wWIr tho only two clubs ju K"q' <atotßOWtttor |v are country trot.

RANGITIKEI E.O. CUP TO CHOPIN. (raasr issocunos TSLzoBAif.) MARTON, March 4. The Rangitikei Racing Club's Annual Meeting opened to-day in tine weather with a good attendance. The totalisa- . tor. handled £6533 10s, compared with £13,417 for the first day last year, when-there were eight races instead of Seven. Results;— OHAXEA HACK HURDLBB, Of 120 sovs. One mile and a half. 5—H. O. Noble's yUNBRIDGE 9-H ..' 1 4—-J. S. Parsons's Kopje 9-0 ... 2 I—W. T. Bailey's Oallamart 10-18 .. 8 2 Moerangl 9-9; 8 Gueress 99; 6 Ha Whanga 9-1; 8 Win Acre 9-0; 8 Elisabeth' 9-0; 7 Hatteras 9-0 also started. Won b7 three-quarters of a length; four lengths second and third. Time, 2inin 49 4-ssec. ■ v. MAIDEN STAKES, Of 90 sovs. Speoial weights. Six furlongs. B—R. Brough's ORBY'S CHOICE .. 1 2—J. T. Wade's Moatoa .. ..2 I—j. M. Cameron's Lotus Lily .. 3 7 Park Acre, 9 Deka, 6 Infusion, 4 Black. Duchess, 5 Caught, 8 Air Wings, 11 Makiri, 10 Friscilla Verne also started. Won by a length; neck ..second and third. Time, lmin 17sec. BANGITnCBI CUP, Of 175 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 4—W. J. Wood's b g CHOPIN by Lord Quex—Tuneful 6yrs ■ 7-11 ~ 1 3—13. Laurie's Grand Jury 7-5 .. 2 5—J. M. Cameron's yhe Hawk 7-13 .. 3 2 Cashier 8-3; 7 Moutoa Treasury' 7-9; 0 Arikira 7-8; 1 Mount Shannon 7-8; 8 Kawhakina 7-0 also started. Won by a neck; head second and third. Time, 2min Usee.

NGATIAPA HACK HANDICAP, Of 100. sovs. Seven furlongs. I—O'Neill Bros.' PABATOO 9-0' . . 1 4—H. Cleland's Singer 7-3 .. .. 2 , fl—F. J. Allfield's Desert Lad 7-1 .. 3 2 Lordlike 8-8; 7 Bs Dono 7-10; 10 Nightmare 7-9; 8 Chief Savage 7-Q; 4 Goldlike 7-5; 8 Arrowhead 7-4; 8 Elnewai 7-2 also ,'started, : .Won by a head; length and a half second and third. Time, lmin 28 4-fisec. ■ SCOTT MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Qf 135 sovs. Sis furlongs. I—T. A. Duncan's CADLAND 8-13 .. 1 B—rH. Oleland's Gold Dawn 7-0 .. 2 4—F. S. Bluett's Callapat 7-0 .. 3 6 His tori o 8'8; 6 Richfield 7-11; a Blue Paper 7-9; 8 Gold Cure 7-8; 7 Sight Draft 7*o also started, < v . Won by a length; four lengths second and third. Time, lmin 13 4-ssec. > PUKBNTJI HACK HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs,' Bight'and a halt furlongs. B—N. Horrobin's WARFILLE 8-8 .. 1 3—-J. Allison's Brambletorn 7-6 v. 2 7—V. Riddlford's Zephyrus 7-0 .. 3 ■ 5 Auctioneer 8-4; 6BonEve7-5; 1 Little Doubt 7-5; 4 Courtlike 7-1; 9 Warzono 7-0; 8 Kilorell 7-0 also started. Won by half a length; length second and third. .Time, lmin 51 4-Ssec.

' CARNARVON HACK HANDICAP, "Of 100 govs. Six furlongs. 4—rH. 3. Palmer's PLAYGROUND 8-9 1 ■ 2—i. H. Collinson's Leisure 8-9 . . 2 - B—o. F. Valtanca'a Blacksmith 7-4, .. 8 ft-King Acre 8-8; 6 Sporting Chance 8-2; J-Knoltaere 8*1; 7 Gaswyn 7>2; 8' Pimple 7-0 a!«o started. Won by a length; neek second and third. Time. ,lroin 16«eo. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. HIGHsWBIGHT. HANDICAP, ' 'Of /lOC/BO**. One nils and a distance. . " s , it. lb. st. lb. 'Mountain , Elicit .- 0 9 A ', r >' Hea|h 11 1 Little' Donbt 9 8, '"TupbirMge ' to 12 -Warioije -., 9 3 ' fcx Bono 1.. 018 tfoerongi .t 9,0 Xoitalcfa ./ syiß, sp|arppa .. 9 oArrowhead 9, 0 Hatteras .. 0 0 HOV3OE STAKES, Of 00 »o*». Six furlongs. it. lb. st. lb. Piurk Acre £> ? Makira .. 9 0 A 0 0 Lotua Lity 8 5 s 0 0 Priscilla 1 ißpriajf SotyT' 9 0 y«rna 8 6 i»l|Bs manmx 'mxmtwe, Of ISO sovs.One ni)l»«id adlstanee. \, l K - " «t..V'.- «tib. 3febi6 .. 9 1. Motutf 09«hi«r '8 _ 6 ' ' ■ Shannon 7' 0 -The Hawk 8 Bifputo* 1 t Green Wnnett 7,10 , Treasury 7 9 GrandJnry 7 9 Kawh'sMp^.. 7 0 -j' f >.f> i »Üb< Paratpo .. OS Chief Savage 711 tPlayppua4, - , » 4, (Jourtllke ~,76 Sporting' Gjjkwyn 7 2 !,"<* ; Chantfe 8 2 Valueless 1 ,.■ 7 3 BAHSt HANDICAP, 1 Of 125*8078. Seven furlong«. r ' f , t „ st< lb. . . st. lb. Historic ' 9 11 Blue Paper 7 9 fiichflold .. 8-2 Gold DaWn 7 7 - 8 o Callapat .. 7 4 *Tu«t Aa* Idea 7la Sight JJraft ' 7 0 FBBSIBBNrS HAOK CTTP, t Of i6O sots. Seven, furlongs. , ' ' «t;lb. . st, lb. leisure' .. 8; 8 Winloch * .» 7 5. Lardlike .; 8■ 8 Goldlike .. 7 8-- - 3 ' Auctioneer , 7.11 tfyr ;?»by 7 2 The Warden 710 fcjttle Doubt 7 3 • Brambletorn 710 Don Eve" .. 7 1 .. 9 7 Zephyrus .. 7 o Singer ..76 > < FAXEWBIii, HANDICAP, ' Qf 100 sovs. |Hve furlongs, » . »Üb, # t. lb. '.King Ayre , 9 0 Oourtllke ~ 7 9 SpprtfiMr Manias .1 7 8 Chance 8 11 Gold JKnoHiWrt & ll' Collector ■ 7 2 filackemith'..'B 2 Infusion .. 7 2 KftVaho .. 7,. 18 [i x r• " 1 » TROTTING CLUB.

Tho president,• Mr J. Fleming, presided over a meeting of tho committee of Cheviot Trotting .Club pn luesday' evening, A motion[of sympathy with, Mr and Mra S. Clarke and family in" their recent' bereavement was passed. ' - ', The secretary reported that - the ■ nomipatiops for the, anual meeting on Saturday, .March 21st; totalled 177, which was a .record for, the club.' correspondence was. received from Mr VV, S,, MacdaugaU regarding the totalise tor. Th© Department of Internal Affairs advised 5 that' Mr J. J. McGahey would act as totalisator inspector. The ,Prime Minister, thfe Rt. Hon. 6. W. Forbes, advised that - he' Jioped to bo present at thei Meeting. ■' The -ofter of 1 Mr i. M* Kerr to officiate as Clerk t>f th<i Course was ftpcepte4 with thanks, Th* traok committee reported that tho course »wa» m gpod order. , A v .The following appointments were made for if ace day Starters'. steward, ! Mv~Nv K. Wilkinson: flag f steward, Mr A.-Fleming;, cat park steward, Mr W. D. Stewart; gate stewards Mr 3. D, E- ,V7inßkill retipendiajry steward, Mr ,H.. ,D. LBamau t totalisator steward, ,Mr. J. f Pnton ;4oekey?' 'steward. Mr AIK Cooper; birdcage stewdrd, Mr C--15.' Jacknmn *, chief steward; Mr D. Mol4ren?; time steward ,?Mr B. Martin. ; !■ ' v- . * The nest-meeting is to be held after \tfre,acceptances .qloss on March 18th.

INVERCAKGILL T.C. METBiOR WINS COP. (FBSSS ASSOCULTIO* TIUaBUI.) INVERCARGILL, March 4. The Inveroargill Trotting Club's Annual Meeting opened to-day in beautiful weather before a large attendance. The track was in good order. The totalisator investments were £9901, oompared with £14,695 on the first day last year, a shrinkage of £4794. J« W. Walsh, driver of Black Lion in the Cup, was fined £ls for interference witn Silver Jack four furlongs from home. Results: — MAIDEN HANDICAP, In harness. Of 180 ■ sovs. Bmin 45seo class. One mile and a half. 3—JH. F. Nicoll'a BRACKEN scr , i D. Warren l I—A. B. Rattray's W4r Paint sor . Owner 8 2—W. D. Naylor's Sootty Blngen 24 i . D. Watts 8 0 Captain Sun sor; 6 Jack Hammer scr;,lo Martello scr; 8 Special Sun scr; 11 Chiming Wove scr; 6 Lady Direct scr; 12 6'ea Wave sor; 4 Single Lee acr; 7 Arabia 12; 18 Free Chimes 48: alßo started. 1 ■ Won by a length; two and a half lengths second and third. Timesr—Smin 86 l-ssec, Bmin 86 2-ssec, Bmin 86 4-ssec.

MONOWAX HANDICAP, In saddle. Of 180 sovs. Bmin 48sec class. One mile and a half. 4—" W. Spencer'B KEEN DERBY scr A. McLellan 1 9—R. Stanton's Royal Stan 12 - J. R. Waite 2 I—A. McLean's Mahinerangi scr J. McLennan 8 13 Erin's Count scr; 10 Wild Ridge sor; 7 Goodwood Bcr; IS Bon Flour scr; 8 Patchwood scr; 11 Frisco Maid ser; 6 Bon Jour 24; 3 Binatra 24; 2 Cathedral Rose 60; 5 Jade 120 also started. Won'by four lengths; length second and third. Times—Btnln 44sec, Bmin 45 2-Bs«c, Bmin 45 4-sseo. CRESCENT HANDICAP, In harness. Of .180 sovs. Bmin 42sec class. One mile and a half. 6—Stevenson and MoMath's MASTER ROY 13 .. .. E. Mitchell 1 B—Mrs W. MoKensie's Probationer 12 J, R. Waite 2 2—7. Wallls, jun.'s Medltato 12 V. Wallis 0 8 Sun Flash scr; 18 Jack Hammer scrj 11 Chiming Billy scr; 1 Nynllo Silk 12; 7 Bright Sun 12; 10 Jack Hobbs ,12; 9 John Appear 12; 6 S'adle Bingen 12; 12 Raker Girl 12; 4 Erin's Fair 48; 5 Cheap Money 48; 14 Baby Joan 48; 15 Lady Zita 60 also started. Won by three-quarters of a length; rfx lengths second and third. Tlme«9~Bmin 88 4-ssec, Bmin £f4seo, Smin 87Bec.' INVEROARGILL TROTTING CUP HANDICAP, In harness. Of 825 sovs. 4min 44sed class.. Two miles. ,

8- G. Dickson's METEOR. 86 J. Dynes 1 < 2- J. H. Reed's Black Lion 12 J. Walsh 2 I—J. F. McKendry's Belinda scr- ;■ G. MoKendry 8 8 Chimer scr; 0 Reo Chimes scr; 5 Bey Admiral scr; 6-Silver Jaok 12; 4 Coldwood |K4; 7 Lvdia 48 also started. 1 r >Won by three-quarters of a length; six lengths second and third. Times—4min 40 ' H-Saee, 4mln 43sec, 4min 45sec. THOMSON HANDICAP, ;In saddle, ' Of 180 govs. Bmln 39eec class. One mile and a half. 7—Mrs S. G. Gilson's JOCK'S PAL 12 P. McKay 1 B—B. Ruehton'a Ellegro 48 M. Holmes 2 , 9—Mrs E. A, Pigeon's Luath 86 I A. ponald 8 I 6 Prairie King scr; 10 Paramount scr;] 1 Deste ser:-3 Winning Wave 12;, 11 Erin's 1 Chance 12; 8 Erin's Star 12; 8 Celeste ■''B4; 8 Spring Chimes 84 also started. " Wan by a length; same second and third. Times—Smin 81 2-Csec, Bmin 38 2-Bsec, Smin 1 80 l>ssee. ' TRAVIS MEMORIAL HANDICAP, In harness. Of 180 sots. Smin 4sec class. miles, j I—A. McLellan's SUNSPEO# 1 B-—A, Robertson's Jade 144 J. Walsh 2 4—»A. Drummond's Bon Jour 24 J. Clark 3 8 Gardenella scr bracketed with Jade; 1 6 Episode ser; 7 Bell Norris acr; 8 Modern Girl scr; 2 Sonny Gold 48 also started. Won by a length; eight lengthf secpnd and 'third. Times—4min 58sec, 4mln 40 1-Ssec, I Gmin 1 8-sSflo. MSWBBBS'. HANDICAP, In-harness. Of 160 sovs. iimin 66s«c class. Ono mile and a Quarter. ' I—J. F, MoKendry's MISTER POINTER' 24' .. .. "G, McKendry 1 2—H. Guy Blngen,-24 , ' t . .it. Holmes 2 4—A.,HoL«llan tfnd, J, Kemp's Suncross aef . .. ~ . A. McLellan 8 8. Lady Zlta scr; 7 Musical Chimes scr; 5 Alva Las* 12; 6 IjnnerJal Blngea 12; 8 Nelson's-Victory v4B also started. Won /hv" three .length*) sane aseoa'd and third. Time^-^jnin 59 4-Ss«c, 2m]n 58 l-ssec, Smin SQsec'. I ' 5 ' " TAKZTIMU HANpiCAP, In saddle. Of 180 sovs. 2min 24sec class. One mile, ; 2—J. C. Paget'a JUJTJS NELSON sor 1 ' J.-Bryce, jun, 1 1 6 —Stevfenson and MpMath'a Jolly Wave 1 36 .". ~ E. Mitchell a ! I—D. Cameron's Honest Dillon •12 >

" M. Holmes 3 8 Madam Locanda acr; 8 Radio scr;; <4 Sea Mist scr; 10 Rona Belle sor; 5 Master Jack scr! 18 Baker Boy scr; 12 Merry Wave 12; 8 Woodburn Direct 13; 13 Erin's Ghaqce 12; 14 .Celeste 12; 8 Wave Soon 12 and Sunstorm 24 bracketed; 16-Jatolock 86; 11 Erin's Boy 48; 7 Wok S'within 60 also started, I Won bv three lengths;-four lengths second and third. Times—2min IB 3-ssec, 2mln 14 2-ssec, 2min 17 l-ssec. , ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. , TRIAI HANDICAP, .

In harness. Of 130 sovs. Smin 45sec class.One mile and a half. \

Captain Sun .. scr Sea Wave ~ ser Lena Bing<in scr Godetla .. 18 . Red King .. scr Aiabis .. 1? Special Sua ~ scr War Paint .. 24 Chiming Wave scr Scotty Ringen 36 pinner Bell per ' > MUAIUtXU HANDICAP. In saddle. Of ISO sovs. Bmin 48sec class. , One mtle and a half. ' Mahinerangi ~. scr • Feralee .. 24 Manhattan ~ sor Bon. Jour .. 2it Bon Flewr ~.. sor, Ksen Derby .. 88 Patchwood ~; scr Cathedral Rose 60 Royal Stan .. 24 Jade .. 120 Binatra " ..24

SOUTHLAND HANDICAP, In ~Of 380 sovs. 4min 44sac class,, Two miles. Chimer .. sor Silver Jack' .. 13 Musical Chimes scr Coldwood .. 34 • Sandown ~ ser Sunbell .. 34 Belinda . ~ B er Bluok Lion .. 34 Bay Admiral . ser Lydla'" ..48 Wehr Bingeij 12 Meteor ! ~ 00 . COLDSTREAM HANDICAP, In harness. Of 140 sovs, Smin 42see olass. . One mile and a half. - Jack Hcr Bracken ~ 24 ljfyallo Bilk 12 Rodfo .. 24 Meditate 'l2 Piotatloner, 24 Bright Sun .. 12 Woodburn Jack Hobbs'.. 13 . " Direct '3O John Appear is Erin's Foir .. 4a Sadie Bingen. 12 Trixie Belle -.. 48 Baker Girl ia • , JSLLICOE HANDICAP, In. harness, J Of 'l4O sovs, Smin 55sec class. One milo and a quarter. Baby Joan .. scr Dick -Swithin 13 Gold Tlagd • ,ecr Imperial " Nelbar . '.. sqr Bingen 13 Reo Chiinss scr. JpHy Wave 12 Sunbloom 1. scr ' Guy Bingsu .. 86 , Alva Lass ' .., ia -Mister Pointer 48 VISIiORS' HANDICAP, In saddle. Of 185 sovs, Smin. 89sec class. One pile and a half. Prairie KinJ jser" Winning Wave Dinner Bell .. sor Master Roy ..'94 Master Jack .*. scr Luath 38 Deste .. scr Jack's Pal 48 Gray Girl ••♦' scr Jnae Nelson >4B " Erin's Star .. 19 allegro .. CO Erin's Chance 12

WAEKIWI HANDICAP, ' In harness. Of 180 sots, fiipln 4see class. Two miles. i ' Mahinerangi ..sor Fernlee 12 Gardenella .. acr Bon Jour .. 34 Bell Norris .. scr Binatra >... 24 Modern Girl ~ acr Sunny Gold t .. 48 Royal Stan .. 12 Sunspeck .. 120 AU REVOIR HANDICAP. tn harness. Of 185 sovb. 2mln 20see class; One mile. Lady Zita .; sor Dick Swithin 12 Musical Chimes , sor Imperial Blngen 12 Suncross .. scr Guy Blngen .. 24 Sunshade .. scr Nelson's ' Bay Admiral scr Victory 80 Alva Lass .. 12 V.R.C. MEETING. PHAR LAP WINS KING'S PLATE. RESULTS OF SECOND DAY'S RACING. (UNITED PILBSB ASSOCIATION—BI ELKCTBIO THL36OBAPH—COPTJEUQHT., 1 (Received March 4th, 7.16 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Match i. The weather was fine and there was a eutiufactory attendance for the second day of the V.R.C. Meeting at Flemington. Home Made wag last early, but outstayed the opposition in the Autumn Hurdles; and won nicely. Blast, Romeo, and Gertitude fell. Semitist waß third early and won the Gibson Carmichael Stakes easily. She alsc. won at Flemington on New Sear's Day. ■ Myarin was ■ last at the half-mile, but won the first division of the Bourke Handicap brilliantly. Cevantes led all the way in the River Handicap, an excellent Cup trial. He was trained by the part-owner, T, O'Dea. Waterline made a brilliant effort in the second division of the Bourke Handicap. He cost his owner 8000 guineas in New Zealand'last season, - and has won four races here. Trainer Skirving won the Bourke Handicap with Imputation in 1928. y Nauru tried to lead throughout ,m the Autumn Steeplechase, but tirea, and Good Whisky finished well, His trainer, ■ Quintan, hag Mystic Peak. Phar Lap had no trouble in recording h|s fourteenth successive victory in the King's Plate. He .also won the event last year, and his stakes now total £51,462. Glare pleased his Australian Cup admirers, and showed an improvement on Saturday's form.. '

The value of the King's Plate was 700 sovs, the divisions in the Bourke Handicap 860 sovs each, and the other race# 850 sovs each. Results: AUTUMN HTJRDLBS, Of 600 sovs; second horse. 100 sovs, and third horse 50 spva from the stake. Two and a half miles. ' E. T. Daw's b g HOME MADE by Thuraham—Housewife aged S4B J. Harris 1 H; E. Connelly's br g Olina By Flavoil—; Bevina 6yra 9-8 W. Howsori 2 P, Foster's ch 0 King Aura' by Welille—Royal Fame Byra 9-12 .. J. Baker" 8 .Ten started. Won by a. length; eight lengths between second and ' third. Praetor was fourth. Time, 4i»in 42{aeo. GIBSON stares. Of SOO eova;- second harse to receive 100 sovs, ana third horse -50- sovs from the stake. For two-year-olds. Seven fulongs. H, A. and E. A. Underwood and F. P. Smith's b f SEMITIST by Moabite- , Ble d'Or 7-H ..A. Reed 1 E. J. O'Dwyer's oh o, Viol d'Amour bjr Violoncello—Lover's Art 7-6 H. Badger* 3 C, B, Kellow'a oh o Heroio Prince by Heroio—Cooghal .. W. Duncan 9 There were fourteen starters. Won by five lengths',' a head between seoond and third. Solex was fourth. Time, Imin SSseo.

BOURKS HANDICAP, Of 750 sovs; second horse to receive 100 «ovs, and third horse 60 "sovs bom tip stake. Seven, furlongs. ■ ■ Fin#'Diyiitan. N. L." PHohard'e<b g MYARIN By Cm* " welkin—Olga gtobe - B, Wilson 1 J. Net Web b Merab by Two-Llafail 6vr» 10-7 .. ... .. J. Pike 3 A. MoFarlane's br g Doubla It by lowait —Annwdt Syrs 8-6 . J., Thomas S Nine starters. . Won by and a quarter }ei>gths? half a length between ■eqohd and third. Opera Queen was .fourth. Time?, imin < r . Second /Divilion. ' S. A. Rawdon's.hr gWATERLINB by The ,4m 40**1 St „< Wi' Dnw 1' Agar Wynne's blk g The Doctor's Ord«r« e v Syr» B-10^^ A. Neville's eh g-Ranworth by Rsngag-r' * Millie Kenil.wqrth'.6yrs.>B-a ,w ■> ~i A, Gcddsrt a . There we*# twelve ift»rter«. Won by a length'una » : qusrter;-it length' between, seeont *nd third. '• First Arrow was fourth. Time, ltftin aoiicc. I '^;-jr ' RI7M HANWauV K "f | v^ Of 500 sovgj s#cpnd to receive 100, •Ova, Rttd .third 60 iov« '&<*»■> the. st»ke. One mile and a qtiferfeh ' " T. O'Eea and J. Walsh's b ,g OEVANTHS ' - by Lanius'—Chequer 6yr» '7»11\.N., Perclval l , $. 8, B run ton's b t Carry On by Magpie —Forfadet Byrs 7-18 .. W. .Duncan 2 A. H. M&ckie's br g Liquid Cry by Mag- . pie—Bttefred aged 7-9 A. Dempsey 3 - There were-twelve -starter*. . ' 1 Won by three-guarters df a'length, ' Four, : lengths' between .second and third. • "Time/ Bmin 7Jsee. ' " 1 \ , AUTUMN . STEBPLEOHASR, - W;' Of 500 sovs; second hopse to receive 100 sovs, and third 50 sovs from the stake. I , Abqut tjvo milsi »ttd< half-a.'furlohg. ' G. W. .Bad/oap and. W. G. Tbopias's blk g " GflOD WHISKY by Gloria Seal—Miss,' Chainman aged, JLO-7-..• .W^Howson,, i. J. Olark. C., Grloe, and H. P. Watson's - b g Nauru by Blairmount—AurenJb aged 10-9 ~ .. R. jfakson ■ 3 J. A. MeLeofl and C. 7. Taylpr'a ,b g » ' ' Cellist by Violoncello—Kyeema aged. f '' , , . W. Sandlford SThere' were nine - starters, \ , Won by si* length; (,■ a head-between second and third. Sir Gleam was fourth. Time, i 4mln ljsec; - ; « Giff, Yoongally. and' Diamond Plume'fell. KING'S PLATE, ' s t | Of 1000 sovs; second'horse to receive aoo,I - and third 400 sovs front the stake, i For and upwards.' One | mile and .a half, ■ '-v ■■ • < ■ I D. J,. Davis and (H, R. Telford's ch g* I x PHAR LAP'by Night Raid—Entreaty 'A 4yrs 9-7 , J, Pikfr l J. Truskett's br g Glare by Australian I Sun—Lady ,'6ywi 9-9 F. Pempsey' 3 F. P. Hogan's ch m Lampra by Poitrel —VJiibility syr» fl-0 ~*■ R, :WiJ*qa- 'a There were five starters. , Won by a length and a quarter;' • length' and a -half between; second and third,' Prince Don was/ fourth, Time, Smin 97jlsep,' . Sectiofial times were as under lour furlongs'66sec; next four, fißJsecj -last fotwr 47} sec, Glare was timed privately to run the lest four in 47sac. \ Waterline ran the last four furloaga of'the 'Bourke Handicap l In' 49}aec. • " ' RIVERTON R.C. NOMINATIONS. (SPECIAL.' TO 'lips. PRESS,) . INVEHCARGILL, Maroh 4: Following are the entries for ,the ton Racing CluVs Eivster Meeting:—" FIRST DAY; TRIAL HANDICAP, of 125 aoTs; seven furlongs—French Fleet, Cilham, " Spanish' Maid, Slim Jim, Baby QlieS, ~Ohainmaa, Lorette. Night Lark, Tooter, RiFpjin@r,,.3al-. bofv" gelding, Sunward, Banderilla, Royal Limoud, Segrave, Arohdeacon, "Willing, Some' Breeze, , Sopgbird—Lady Liffey gelding, Otauru Las?, Positive, Polling Dayi Beth, Cromwell, Glenham Lark, Eombeau, -Tea Urn, The Smuggler, Young Sentinel, WAIAU STEEPLECHASE, of "150 ' two wilesu-Calhata, Paris, * Silvern, Kownfttfi, Air Valve, Usbridg*, After' Ten, Whitirangi, Tunamoe, Torehy; Willow Glen, Glonboa,. Miss Joyce, > Blcibm, Johnny furlongj—Royal Saaton, Arikiuai, Fall Fllag; Caterpillar, Rin Tin Tin, FrancoHn, Master Ahomalyi Battle Moid, Aaplrinst, El Boa, Pint Red. Boa, > Wawng Conn. r ,/■<,' j i, 1 LONGWOOD HAOK HANDICAP, ,o!. ; 126 "bpvs; seven } furlongs— 'TJsegnive, lakaka lfc Biim. Jim, fiabgr, : 1 t ;, t v , k 'O

Bliss, Lorette, Bailing Home, tui, Bitractor, Cough, Banner Boy. Ntgw Rose, Poor Boy, Sotaar, Solanum, KUorna, Jock o' Hazeldean, Some Acre, Tunamoe. Hot Tea, Barn Door, To«»£o£. Ohai, Leading Boy, Otauru Lass, Itotolomai, Birdwood, Steeton, Some Form,- Rombeau,,. Cora Queen, Felony. RIVERTON GOLD O^V^ 68 p£X*katt! mile and a quarter— Swon, Fin* Habit, Satao- Salar, Apaehe. S»««4' Mfig Winffatul, Money Miae, Tin, Black Duke, Francolin,.Bed Sea, wigut„ Rose,- Poor Boy, Condensation, High G^ar, Impertinence, Inevitable, ' t ar o ney, - High Speedj Shortly, Charmaina, Town Major, Glenrowan,. Red Dome, Night M#id, Waving °"®'' GREAT WESTERN 400 sovs; about three «iija-«rac«giafc Snowfall, Taramoa, KapuM, Deportment, Mungamoe, Matu, pj B . After Ten, Squatter, Soldier a Dream, mond Jack. ' _ , . VISITORS' HACK sots; six furlonge—Aoeo* Hearts Orubenmore, liorette, ' Traetion, Rnma Queen, Rippling, Jack a »»*3' jfX C Tea Party. Bachelors n«ma • rilla. Eed Royal, Mis? Orone, Hot Tea, Toreador, Inaolvenoy. Wiwnew, Milliner, Fair Money, Miaa Redowa, 1W Z T rn, Smiling" pyes. ' POURAKINO HANDICAP, of 300 '"J**! one mile—Habit, Tall Flintf,'j??j„ Light? -Some Tofi, Money Mine. Caterpillar, Assemble, Impertinence, Battle Maid, Kameses, Membo.

seoond-datc-HIGH-WEIGHT sovs; one mile and ft q«arfer-BaltoQ Fiench Fleet, CaJhain, Slim Jim, Lark, Good Gift, Bit^tor, ( Night i Rose. Mime, Royal liimond, After X gv West Dome, Johnny Phar, Memljo, xne „ Smuggler. ■ f , . PRESIDENT'S HACK 12K sova; six furlongs—AceofThornton, Spanish Maid, tion, Wise Choice, p sii. n ®'Ti?^u^i or >a Idol'' Some Queen, Tea Party, Bachelor's law, Ilkley, Conaono, BanderxUa, 'ttiwolTmbaron, Ozone, Segrave Toreador, Imolvetcy, Cetchela, Some Breeze, MUhnfcr, Songbird—Lady Liffey f U?g at S^ oWft ' Romtolcmai, Fair Money, Miss Kadowa, w beau, Tea Urn, Smiling Eyes. . FLYING 'HANDICAP, of 200 ftnlongs—Royal CaterpiUar, Bin Tin Tin, lin, Master Anomaly, Aspiring, El B«, First Money, Wavia« Corn. - SOUTHERN CHAMPION DICAP, of 800 sovs; one . mUe--Aee m Hearts, BaUance, L^ ctte, Sailing Home, Memonei. Cough, Banner Boy, ,NigM Kose, Poor JHtf, Solmar, Xmp*rt^n<«..^lorea, Jook o' Haseldean, Some Acre, High spiga. Quino'p.l, TilitaMl, Some Form, Corn Queen, Felony, J-he Smuggler. EASTER HANDICAP, of 810 wv.; furlong#—Royal Sajon, Pink Note, HaW, Sal mo'-Salar, Apwbe S 9 wdjaght, tui, Money Mine, C&miteder. Some To«, Rin Tin Tin, Black Duke, Ited Bea 'f L C w" pensation, High Gmw 1 , able, Admiral Drake,. Town Major: Glenrowan, Red Racer, Wert Dcme, Nisht /Maid, Waving Cam. RIVERTON \ STEEPLECHASB, #MBO sovs; about two miles and » tarian, Snowfall, T#ramM,Silv«ln,K_oreTOU, ; - Kapuna, UxbrldgS, Nylotis, After Ten. Whitirsnci, Magngamoe, Uncle Bob, Matu. Valves, Wllow filen, boa, Miss Joyoe,'Squatter, Ngahw, i Dream, PoUing Day, Jack, getting by. Balboa. \ »■ WALLACE HACK HANDICAP. of_lßo I sovs; seven futlpngs—Orubenmore, yjjfr ' grove, Thornton, Takakfc Bahy Bliss, rßitractor, Rose Dart, Jack a Dandy, B»m«j | Boy, Poor Boy. Sunward, Killoraa, ffigi I Speed, Pharaoh, Tnnamoe, Hot_Tea, Atmi deacon, Toreador, Cetchela, Meitni, Boy, Otauru Lass, Totolomai, Birdwoqa,. . Steeton, Some Form, Rompeaa, Com tjueen. Felony, Young Sentinel. - " •*" ' MONOWAI HANDICAP, of 800 SOTS ; «M -mil»—Habit, Full Fling,. Apaohe. S|H»d , Light, Money Mine, Bomp Toff. damisader, Caterpillar, Assemble, foaneolin, .High Gear, I Impertinence, Battle Maid, Inevitable, Shortly, Rameses. Oharmenae, Money, _ Tbto , Major, Some Rose, Red R«cer, Slemoc, Red Boa. ( ; 'TStTOD -1^4;• I »v' i ,-f ORBPUKB MAIDEN, Of 135 ««; six <M-longdr-Oalham, SUm. JW Baby f man. Ruling light Geld Bay, I«r*r Toojser, ?Bitrjwtor, 84ppUni Rom flh » fllly. .Otanaj- Last,' PosHWe, ■Xr*&,frc> l •I ftxbstr | ttlle—JZ<p»l Saxon, pink Hon, HtMk S»tawi SIS' : Rose. Oompthwiticni SjOh Gmw, Inevitable, Admiral Poo* Boy. ShMtly, CkumiML 3 JSS ■ , "™*' -T' ' AUTUMN' ETEEPLEGHASJB HANDICAP, of iso-'tortt a»<mt two 'and TraeUrian, French Fleet, Ctalham. j Silvern. Korematk.Kapuna, VsbiMgt, { Ku^?Wilffw*'l»en^ 3«r& PoUingbayr»w»tS' geldi^^?^^n*^ i v<\> , i J c WAIPANGQ H^K^HA^DIOAP.^tJ^IM^ Memories,' 1 Mcltnl Uood Olft,' "Bitraetor, Rofce Dart; Banner Boy, • NJ*&t. fßose, Poor Boy,' Solmar. XiUoma.r J6fk, o. ■Haseldean, Soma ajw, Hifh Spe«d.,Ph»roa% , Bam ObM, L«a<Wng 'Quinojpal,' Otauru ■ L»j»s. We»> W?4-. , J wood, Steeton, Rome Pornj,. Qonic. • Onean,.Felony, The S»ngglor.- . v ■ , FAHEWiI/L'HANSICAP, of 800 Act of Hearts, Arikiwi, Habit,. j Fuir pling.) Soirie' Rose, Soae" Totti Money Mine, anmisader, .WiMtjii, Cat?rPMlar, Rin Tin Tin, Black Duke, Asscm f&J Kilioraa, • Battlp' Maid, EnefttaWe, Shortly, -Rwnose», : ' SI Boa, Milliner, . Money, Fait Money, Memho, Red Boa, Wotlag Com. 5 K ' OHAI TROT „ (In saddle), of 158 sors:" ■8,42 , class;' lim-r-N6ttift~ Osborne, I CathadraV Splr^;.,"Speai«l, StW.f'SviUi P»i|M>* :Eiug?-Tiny Meditate, Penv-IiooanAo;. »ar® «ou», Nellie Osljorno, Otapiri I<oe,> JiijW Baker Girl, Perry's Dream, Roscligbt. ■", CifNTERBtIRY J.C. , -OF committkk. ,;'of the danterbtiiy Jockey Glub "tyO '•*, i Thp, £pllpwi»g > tr»hpj(lerB l rv7etfrr/fp-' - , 1 O. Soyle to B, Penman, sattpot. G. 'B.' Qreenwoofd' A. 5 OapisanJ, Swiftray;-.;£.', Jr» 1 George to E. "W.'.eponcer, Jael.* Qeorge -Gould 4o >, Morton, :PharA/, ,4 "»>Pr.. E. : H. "Milflom to £, o.> ; Ammon Ba, . Owing to thft second day? "S9!eH lingtonMeiitinp falling on March 17th, the date of handicaps tor the Great faster and. th? Grpat. : .iKutvinnl, jWits, altered-from, March 17th to Mar«h 18J4r. v 'X"AFT"*"4^ CANTERBURY, ;DlST|rfCf!/ COMMITTEE. The biatriot' .met' on Tuesday.-,*■ / I v-M v The programme,for the South'iCantex- \ ;prof 990&riaV .tr^iner'^. recommended to be issued to 0. S. &on> aldj and an apprentice jockey"® t? M. J. For failing to register « contingency ;«ver rthe rhorse*- 'SiWei Pkper -'and Apirine, W. was fined - SO sovs, and' J. luniks was yQ> i>*' Bae&g, v ' -\- 1 r <>/<' *. v ,V