THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 412, 22 January 1909, Page 6

THE TURF.

PONY AND GALLOWAY R.C,

YESTERDAY'S RACING -AT MIRAMAR. There was a large attendance at Mirnmar yesterday for the second day's racing of the Wellington. Pony and Galloway Racing Club's January. meeting. Fine weather prevailed, but there was a light breeze- blowing, , and tho course was inclined to be dusty. Good racing was the order throughout the day, and three of the events resulted in very exciting finishes.' Tho principal event, the Anniversary Handicap, was won by'Kauhoe after, a great finish' with Moata. A little dissatisfaction was expressed at tho judgo's decision m this event, a section of the spectators bemg of the. opinion that Moata had caught Kauhoo on the post, but'the; -judge is the only person really in a position 1 to decide upon such a close finish. No hitch occurred m the proceedings yesterday, a fact which speaks a good deal for the management mchargo of the club's secretary, Mr. J. M. Oummiug. Seventeen bookmakers were licensed, for the afternoon, and appeared to transact a large amount of business. Results of the racing are as follow:— : .KELBURNE HANDICAP, of 20 sovs. For I ponies 14.2 and under. : Four furlongs.— ilr.. F. H. Day's b. m. Maid of All Work, by ihe Workman—Himia, -4yrs, 9st. • 111b. (Todd), 1;. Mr, L. Moir's Wee Nannie, Bst. Sib. (Kemp), 2; Mr. W., Wood's Picotee, 9st. 131b., fEagar), 3. Also started: Billy, Bst. 81b. and Resemble, Bst. Maid of All Work got a break on the field, and led to the home turn, where Wee Nannie challenged. .The pair raced neck and neck up-the straight, .Viaid of All. Work gaining tne judge's verdict by half; a head, with Picotee close up Hard,- and Resemble fourth.- Time, .52 4-osec ■■' ..-■;■■ •• ■ ■ : MAIDEN 'HANDICAP of 20 sovs.., For ponies 15 hands and under. Four furlonga and a half.—Mr. S. •Luxford's'b. m. Melba, by Wapitis-Vanguard;mare, aged, Bst. 31b. carried 9st.\ (Wadham), 1; Mr. W. Johnston's Trilby, Bst. 31b. (Todd), 2; Mr: F. Flaw's Que-y, Bst/- (M'Conville)', 3.:. Also Started: Sequestrator, Bst; 91b. and ; Lady Louise, Bst., 91b. Trilby was last' away,, but quickly, caught the field and took-tlie: lead with Melba.. A great finish between the, pair resulted:in favour.of Melba by a nose. .Query, ivas about two-lengths- third,' arid .Sequestrator was fourth;; .Time, Inline lsec. ANNIVERSARY *, HANDICAP, of: 40" mvs. ..■;.- For ponies 15 , hands arid .under/ Seven :. . furlongs.:; '.-.■'■...•:. '~., : .■■'.-.■".',.- '. '•-.-■. .■': Miss Breakell's. b. g. Kauhdo,- ,by Captain' ~ :- ■ ■ mare, 3y.rs.j9st. ':■- '"'• : : "> ; ::' •,"..■ ; ' ■■':-.:'■ ■■■ ■.'.'-• ■"-. ■■'.-(Todd)-M Mr,,F. Ford's Moata, list; .51b/ (Eagar) 2 Mr. L/ Royden's list.. 81b. ;: . :.:■; v .;-.:; '. -. '•'.•.■ . • ' :(Pritchard):.3

Also started:' Miretta;. 12st. (Mason); Inspiration,l 10st. OVadham); .and -.9st. 121b.: (Stephens). /:: -: .:■-:> v , :-'"' '- > Inspiration was first away, and led past: the stand, .'followed- by Kauhbe and Moata, with'' Veroriique last. Inspiration 'led to Park Road, where Kauh'oo went '.to "the front and led into the straight. 'Moata' ran. past Inspiration at' the home. bend, and : went in pursuit of Kaulioe. ; Fifty yards from the post Moata -was at Kauhoe'e .girths, and the pair crossed fche line locked together, the judge deciding in favour of -Kauhoe by a nose. : -Ve'ronique was:about 'a length away, third,.lnspiration fourth; , and .Miretta last. Time,.linin, 86sec. .';.'• i:'•;'.:■-. ".:■."■'■'

PIONEER HANDICAP, of 20 sovs. For ponie3 ld!2 hands and under. Four furlongs. —Mr. L.'Moir's b. m. Wee Nannie, by St. Paul—Gladiator mare, syrs., Bst. 81b. (Kemp), 1; Mr. J. Fan-ley's Resomble, Bst. (Willoughby), 2; Mr. W. Richard's Lady Dauphin, Bst. (Todd), 3. Also started: Query, Bst. 111b. Wee Nannio was first away, and' lod throughout, winning easily by a neck, with a length between secpnd and third. Time, 53scc. ' i •

PENCARROW' HANDICAP, of 20 sovs. For ponies 14.3 hands and under. Fivo furlongs and a half.—Miss Breakell's b. g. Kauhoe, by Captain 'Webb—Puriri mare, 3yrs.. 9st. 131b., 'including 71b. penalty (Todd), 1; Mr. W. A. North's. Firefly, <9st. 131b. (Stephens), 2; Mr. W. Gordon's Billy, 9st.'llb. (Pritchard), 3. Also started: Bluebell, >Bst. 21b.; and Sequestrator, Bst. From a fair start. Firefly went to the front from Kauhoe and Sequestrator. Firefly led until two furlongs from home, where Kauhoe forged ahead, and won comfortably by a length and a quarter, two lengths between second and third. Timo, lmin. 15seo. BOROUGH HANDICAP, of 25 sovs. For ponies. 15 hands and under. Four furlongs and a half.—Mr. B. R. Meyer's b. m. Inspiration, by Freedom—Happy Thought, aged, lOst. (Wadham), 1; Mr. R, Eagar'u Merrimanu, Bst. 121b. (Eagar), 2; Mr. F. H. Day's Maid of. ATI Work, lOst. 81b., including 51b. penalty (Todd), 3. Also started: Moata, list. 81b.; Mytre, 9st, 61b.; Recovery, Bst. 101b.; and San Toy, Bst. 81b. Maid of All Work and Inspiration got all the best of the start. Maid of All Work led to the bottom of the course, whero Inspirati6n took charge, and, stalling off a late run by Merrimanu, won by a bare length. Ma'id of All Work was a fair third, and Mytre was fourth.

SALE OF BLOODSTOCK.

. WAIKANAE YEARLINGS. ' The. annual salo of yearlings from 'tlio Waikanao Stud took place' yesterday afternoon at Mr. Lan Duncan's private.-. 1 , stables, Thorndon Quay- .wlien ;the. fourteen lots .offered were disposed, of at-satisfactory prices. Nearly;all the principal .owners ind bi-eeders in ithe Dominion were presentas well as several Australian gentlemen, arid there was keen bidding, for .several lots. 'The nine colts and ;five 'fillies entered .'the ring in ; first-class condition, 1 and . the ' majority' of them .were I well- grown, A filly. by Stepniak—Reel. was the, first lot submitted; Bidding started at 50 guineas, arid, went .on to 160;' guineas, •when the filly was knocked down to Mr. Harvey: Pattersoti, Victoria. The same gen.tleman' also' secured ' the Kileheran.—Fan Tau colt for 350 guineas—the' . highest price reached, during the .'afternoon.:. Mr. .G. D. Greentfood, of Canterbury, purchased the Helen filly for ,270 guineas, while the Stepniak—Ranee.' Nuna- ; filly went to. Mr. J. 13. Reid, of Christchurch, for 200 guineas. ..Mr., : Gob. Payne, of Cliristeliurch, was the buyer of four, lots, one being, a half-sister to Kilwinning, which went for 110 guineas. ■ At last year's, sale, 'eleven-lots averaged £132,- and this year the average, for fourteen lots was £128, so that, all things considered, Mr. Duncan should be fairly. well. satisfied with the- result. 1 The sale was conducted by Mr. JF.' H. l'yne, of. Christchurch, who, on account of the 1 goodi condition! of the yearlings, had not much difficulty in securing bids. ' Details of the, salej ire as follow. Br. i by. Stepniak—Reel,' Mr. Harvey . : Patterson, Victoria ..; -.. .., 160 Br. o. by Kileheran—Prelude, Mr. W. „ . Humo 130 Br. c. by "St. Ambrose—Eketerina Pas- ■ seropoulo, Mr. L. Lano ... ... 40 Br., c., by .Kileheran—Fanj Tan, Mr. '■ Harvey Patterson., .'.'.f - ... , ... 350 B. c. by Advance—Bonnetto, Mr. G. , - • Payne ... ... ,: ... ... SO Br. f. by -Stepniak—Ranee 1 ! Nuna, Mr. . J. B. Reid ... ' ...v 1, - ... 200 B. c. by Kileheran—Bulbul, Mr. G; ■ Payne ... v '..., ... ... ■ 50 B. c. by Kileheran—La Gloria, Mr. C. Mnchell f '...: ...." ■■. ...' ... vSO B. c. by Kileheran—Spuii Gold, Mr. „ ( ;. ...; 60 Br. f. by St. . Ambrose—Success,. Mr./ 1 1 G. Payne ... ... ; ... ... no B. c. by Conqueror—Ladv Principal. Mr.,W. Pim> ...,. 130 Br. f. by Merriw.ee—Lady Helen, Mr. G. 1). Greenwood ... 1..' ... 270 Br.. c. ,by Kileheran—Strathspey. Mr. L. Lane . . ... ' i _ . 35 by Conqueror—Mr. i C. P. Vallance ... 50 1 Total v. .... . ...1715

REMINDERS. ' (

Nominations for all events at the Wangamu Jockey ■ Club's Autumn" Mpeting clobc °'\ Mondny .noitt,. Jnnuary. , 22, witli tho socrotary, Mr, .W, Hall. . ! |~ :. ,

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

. [Bi Glenooe.] ;' , The annual meeting of the Foxton Racing Club takes place to-day and to-morrow. ,■ Handicaps for the third day's events at the Wellington Pony .and Galloway Racing Club's meeting will be declared on Monday./ T. Todd rode three winners at the Miramar pony races yesterday. .. . The Pahiatua Cup will'be run next .Wednesday. / .. •■' '■'•'.•. : ,■■. :,-■''■ R. Hatch has been, engaged'to ride Gold Crest in the Wellington Racing Club Handicap at Trentham to-day.. -.-. ..,.'•'* ■ . ."' . None, of the winners at Wednesday's races were progeny of English sires. --. , ' '.: For, lier win in the Electric Handicap on the first day of the Wellington Cup meeting; Gipsy Belle has incurred a 31b;. penalty for the Wellington Stakes. ■'■•■ ••-'•'•.■ .' -. ■. ■ Kina and Tawhaki 'were withdrawn from the Wellington Stakes yesterday.. ■'". ..--. : : : ,.,' Ropa, who won the- Wellington Cup in 1906, was by St. Leger from a Nordenfeldt mare, so that Blue Ribbon, being by a son of St. Leger from a Nordenfeldt inare, is bred 1 practicallyt.be same way. ' : . , '.. . There used to be an 'idea that the. St; Leger horses were not very successful at the stud, -but it is probable, that they > would nearly, all have proved' great sires under, djfferent circumstances. Claurimald, at:least, has sired splendid ■;stock .for several , yeais' now, and Sylvia Park, St. Andrew} St. Clemoutß,- Handsome Jack, .and. several others: have done very well with limited-opportune .ties."/; .• ■ ~ .-. ;;■■;.".. ;. ■' ... * ; ■.-■'..- .Applications /for licenses: to bet-- at the Takaka races ori February 2 must be lodged: to-morrow- with the ■ secretary,. Mr. J. T. Moore, Central Takaka. ■. : ..-■ : _ The fastest time ever recorded in the Welhngton^Raping Club; Handicap; one mile and a , ;! is >2min.' 7sec.,' registered 7 by JeanneD'Arc at the Hutt in 1905. ' ; ~ '■■■ Bookmakers wishing to bet at tie Pahiatua races, next week'must apply for licenses by .^uesday.;^.:-..;•■■■;■•■,■;,;.■■■■■"■■.,■.,.■.■■,•■;■■.;..;.; ;. At". Trentham to-day, the- Wellington' Racing Olub's •' Summer-Meeting will be. : . continued/the principal , events to be. decided : being > the Racing'' Club Handicap, one. mile and. a quarter, and the Wellington Stakes; for; two, and three-year-olds, five...furlongs. Excellent ■ acceptances-,- have been -received -for all the races, and if the -present indications for."fine, weather", are-.fulfilled- there .should be .a large attendance of-; the 'public. Although ' the . three brilliant two-year-olds'— Provocation, Nautiform, and Maori King— I will not be. among the field for the ■Wellington Stakes there are sojne high-class, ones iiirfchis event, and as : thero. is .every likelihood'of 'ten starters going'.to the post'the: contest should'-."be -Very, interesting.'- The .Racing Club -Handicap should, see the : best., of the. Cup horse's commencing: the., struggle anew, and the: infusion of new. blood,, in : the shape of. Gold; Crest,: Glenculloch,'. ; and-Truganinii, should., add ' additional excitement-to', .the event. ■'■• Eighteen' horses have, paid ■up jn ; the' Douro Cup;, for and'with- Loiagne'ry E6logue, : Passive, : Mernvonia; Te. Kahurangi,. Strategist, .and Consolation engaged; a ;L great :finish_shouldbe the result. The Metropolitan Handicap, six furlongs, -should also draw a good field: "/:,'-. i:.:,-.;,;: , ;-.:.'As a .large orpwd ; .is : expeoteoV to journey from, the city tb-day e_rtra trains have been arranged, and, commencing shortly' ..between 10.a.rai' and: 1 p.m.,'•'frequent trains .will lo'ave Tβ Aro and. :Lambton Stations 'for. : 'the raoecotirseV- -The railway.itime-table.-is-pub-' lished'in,the, correct .cards.. ; : ; //.j. :,,';■•,: ; Nominations: for the; autumn i meeting ;of the Woodville Jockey Club: will close with the-secretary ,, Mr..,Ei-- , .T.''6othaid l at Wood- : . ville,-on-Saturday, January 80 at S.-p.m.' ■

RESULT OF AN INQUIRY. '

At one o'clock yesterday, the stewards of the Wellington Racing Club met to resume the inquiry into the running of Penates in the Telegraph. Handicap at Trentham on Wednesday. The evidence of A. Oliver, rider 6f the horse, had been taken at Trenthaih, and Mr. A. 1 Barclay," the'owner!" and C. Pritohard, the trainer, appeared before the stewards yesterday. After hearing the evidence of the latter two the stewards decided that tho explanation received was quite satis-

factory. WELLINGTON R.C. SUMMER MEETINC.

:'?■■■■:■ SECQNDDAY'S ACCEPTANCES.; :; •'■; The 'following are the. acceptances for the. second ;day's. events at the Wellington. Kac-': ing Club's.summer meeting:— , ! .,.. !: : ; HANDICAP, : of 200 .'■■■;...'. ;.'■:'.■ ":~ Bov's.; One .mile. '■'■]■■; ■■fi'. ; V'.' ■ ; ■ ; ■ .-stilb. ' ::]'■: : 'h':.\ '\:,\ st. : ' Bourrasque ... 9 II Lawn Rose";.;. '8 10' . Sti Aidan ■...-. 9 9 Valdimar. -\... '8 10 "■': rVasa.-■>■ [■•• ... 9 7 Kurawaka ... 8' 8 v . Wailethe,:,.... 9 4 v'; ••'■ ; - ; ;'i-.-r. ' MWGAIiOA : WELTER HANDICAP, of iOO : , .(. : soys. Seven furlongs.. , '•.'-.■ •..'.;. ;■;-■ -.■■■•■-;. ■■;'■ '.isfc-ib.-. ■-"•:.- :'■:•■'■ ' : 'et:ib. ■, i Osiris . i ;;. 10 2 Yosami ;.. 8 6Plingot .... 9 13 Parable ' ov,; 8 '5 Knight '■;. \ ■■'■' : ■ , Aberbrothock , 8 0! ' : Commander 8.10 Taiiira ' ... .8-0, •.-;Aoran'gi-'-,;,"_i..-. 8 10 '! . ■'.'■ ;■•■"'.•.■•,. -...;' WELLINGTON STAKES, of 500: sdvs;.' for .-( two arid.three-year-olds; weigKi.forage; ■ ' with penalties and allowances.'- lEive-fur-' ■-•'.". longs; !■:-■-■ ■'■.■■■:.■.■■:;■,:" : .-:- "-:.•■,! '■■■'.• ■.■■■■•■■■■■■■;. : '- v - ■- •/;■:',': ; ■ 'st:lb; ; Mr.;,G. D. Greenwood's b.!f. Armlet; •'•" < ," :: by Menschikoff—Arniilla, 3yrs. .;. V-9 3 Mr. J. Mqnk's b.f. Gipsy Belle, by Y - .'.. Stepniak—Belle Clair; 3yrs. .;;.'..: 8' '6'| Sir Geo. Clifford's b. c. Broadsword, v •! ' '_■'■ by Clanranald—Safeguard,'2yrß....- ,7 12 Sir Geo; Clifford's b. c. Kilwinning, by > -■' . ": i Kilcheran—Success," 2yrs. -'...'7. 3' Mr. Ti ; .H.Lowry's br. c. Meriwa,.-by ''~':• Morriwee—Lady. Helen; 2yrs.' '...- 7 3' Mr/ P.' P.' Neagle's.br.i e; Theodore, ; ' '•■ by 1 . Twin, '' < •• ;.2yrs.- ■:.:■'■ :■ ; . ..; .' ■'..; ~■.';.'■■....: 7 -.'.-r Mr.-.W.E.Bidwill'ab.g..Expansion, v . : -., : •■'■ , by'Birkenhead—lmmersion, ;2y'rs.'; 7 i.O Mr. H. Whitney's b. f..Aema, by Step-•'. ■' ':■?>., V '•■\..niak—Courpnne,i:2yrs.' .■..■■■■ : ... .■....: 7 :,0 Sir:Geo. Clifford's oh. 0! Sharpshooter,■i by Clanranald—Weathereye,' 2yrs. ,6 12 Hon. J.'D. Ormond's'br. c. Xylophonej •' ' - by Birkenhead—Banjo, 2yrs. ... -6 12 Mr. 8.: J.; Watt's b. c. Bally Shannon, l "' v ■' .:: 'by Merriwoe—The Shannon, 2yrs. 6 12 Mr.' J.i Lowe's br. f. Sea Queen, •' : by ; St. Ambrose or Grand Circle- 1 — ;; '■:, ' -Sequin,;2yrs..!, .... ... ■.!... 6: 9 WELLINGTON RACING : CLUB v HANDICAP,of 600 sovs. Orio mile and , a quarter.'. ". ■ ; \-V-''-' : ; ''■ '-'st.lb. "■':':'■' i, '"■'.;."■■ st lb 7 All Red : • ... .9 8 Glenculloch, ■. 7 7 : ■'•• Gold'Crost ..V .8 13 Moloch , 7'3 :Apa. ';, : ■....■•.8 , .:7'.' : -Ikon-: .!';..■ 7 2 Tangimoana ; 8 4 Merrie .:\ • , : .. . ! Artillerio, ... ,711 , . .-Zealand .7 l' ; ' Blue Ribbon .7 11. Truganini ... 6 10 Muskerry .....' ,7 .10 .- .....-; ,-■-. .. FITZHERBERT HANDICAP, of 200 sovs • •'■ ;■,'■■ ■':' Five' furlongs ;. : ~ '- :' ' 'I.- : st.lb.; ' ':■ ■ ■ !r - s t-\b. Daybeam :■:. .;.. 8 .8 Lady/Medallist 7 ' 0" Boutade. .'... 8 0 Masterful ..v 7 0 . Cymbifprm , 8 0 Chauveliri ... 7 0 . Boanerges- ;.;■ 8 0 Milan ' . . 6 13'' Cblaeno ..., 7, 4 Lace Collar 6 11 .Bridge , ... 7 .0 Subdue . 6' 7 Royal Guard 7 0 Amphianser; -6 7 DOURO CUP, of 250 sovs. Sis furlongs. ! ; st.lb.: : : . stHbV Longner ■ .... 9 9 Rock Ferry 8 2 Eclogue ■...::9"-5 Effort ... 8 2 Passion ... 9 0 Strategist ' 8 0' Passive ... 8 10 North Pole -7 9 Seaton Dale 8 8 Merrie-Xmas 7 6 : Memvonia. : . 8 ' 7 Consolation . 7 6 Tβ Kahurangi 8 5 Llanwern ... 7 0 Misa-Mischief 8 4 -Ukraine. .'.'. ■ 6 10 : Waiorika. ...'; 8 2. Vinco ..', Q 7 /DISPOSAL STAKES, of 120 sovs." Five .■'■.-■',' .furlongs. ■' ' -.)■'' ■ st.lb,' ■'■''. -■ «(.'•«, DeWitte, ...'8.:8 -..Sweet Lethe 8- I '' Cyrene ■ ■ ... ,8. 8 Playmate ~.. 8 1' iXavier: , ... 8. 8 Axite/ ... 8' 1. Conquer ... 8 8 Lucretius 8-1 'Maiiia ; . . ... ;8 8 Mythical ... 8 1 ■ Golden Cairn 8 8 Splash 8 0 '/'OS.O, , ~, 8. 1 JliBMSt ..J 8 0

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Six furlongs.' st. lb. St. lb. Rangipapa 9 1 Flitaway ... 7 8 Tumut ... 8 9 Mon Ami ... 7 7 Artillerie .. k 8 2 Moriaity ... 7 6 Ballarat ... 8 0 Iranui '...7 5 Sir Frisco ... 8 0 All Guns ... 7 3 Taitoko ... 711 Woodhoy ... 7 2

CORE SUMMER MEETING.

; ;'.(BY TELEGRAPH— . •■:■■■'■'■ : \' ■ .'•.', Core, - January' 21. The Gore, Summer Meeting concluded in fine weather to-day. There ..was : a splendid attendance', and . excellent, racing. - The; t<>talisator investments 'showed £4373,' aiid' for the two days £8120./: .Results:— : -%. \ .'V ■■ GRANDSTAND HANDiCAP.-Vologda, l;. Lord Clutha, 2; .All Sides, ,; 3. ■ Scratched:.; Fulmar, :My Lawyer, Radiator,. andSacha. Won by a .length. Time, 'Imih..-15 4-ssec. '" > HOKONUI. 1; Maystone;. 2; Miss Bray,'-3.'"• 'All started. Avon by,a length.' Time,'lmiri.■ 19seo.' .•'- ■RACING CLUB- HANDICAP..-Heirloom, 1; Erskine, 2; Spinning Flight, 3; All started. Erskine led for a mile, when: Heirloom 'Rot on terms, and a splendid finish , ended, Heirloom winning by a length. , •:Time, lmin! 56 2-ssec.; , ■ '. . .- ,V\ ... ;..■ : " .; r PROGRESSIVE TROT.—Rothschilds - Junior, 1; Warrigo G, 2; : Hindoo, 3.. Won easily. .Time, 3min. 48..-;.4 r 55e0...;' ■ -. ' •:' SUBURBAN . HANDrCAP:^-yologd,aj ; I ';'•' Little Medallist, : 2; Fulmar; 3. - Scratcne'd : Wardland.-- Time, Imih-. 2'4-sseo?. ■' :l • ■■ '■ .HANDICARi-Gottve,-:'!? Liza, -2; Lupulite,: 3. .: Scratched: Vologda. Won by 'a',length'. Time, .4m'in..■ 9 P 2-sseo.< '•■' : .TELEGRAPF;TRpT.^becpy; : -Mayp2; Dragoon,., 3, Time; .2min; 42 2-Ssec. Lord Clutha,;.2i.Heirloom,;3./VScratcfied: Linda and Red and Black; Won: by half: a length; ..'lime,.lmin. 19 2 : ssec. : : .:'.: :.'■ :■ . . ■

SOUTH CANTERBURY TROTTING CLUB.

CDI TELEOKArH-pnESS ASSOCIATIOS.) ' Tlmaru, I'Janiiary 21. Tlie South Canterbury Trotting Club held its inaugural'meeting to-day. Thero was a ni'ge attendance, but no machine was in use. Tho results are: — TRIAL HANDICAP.-Lady Mine, 1-; Good Hope, 2; Gladsome, 3. BRACELET.—Beltress, i; Woodleigh, 2Queen Jlambrino, 3. ' ' TIMARTJ HANDICAP. —Wickliffe 1Prince Gift, 2; Special Lad, 3. , WASHDYKE HANDICAP.-Woodleigh, 1-' Prmee'ss Mento, 2; A.C., 3. x ' TROTTERS' 1 • Red I Maid, 2;'Rcd Rothschild, , 3. | FAREWELL.—Imperial Wood, 1; Count' l 2; Urgent, 3. - • ' ' I