THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 426, 8 February 1909, Page 6

THE TURF.

CANTERBURY J.C. SUMMER MEETINC. / THE MIDDLE PARK PLATE. : WON BY SHARPSHOOTER. ~ (ni TELEGB4.PH—PRBS3 iSSpCIATION.) . ■ .'; Christehurch,: February 6.; ~ Tlie Canterbury Jockey. Club's "Summer Meeting was cpncluded tc-day in dull weather "with a fair', attendance. - One or two events were won/easily, but still the racing was in-. terestirig. '■'" The. totalisator' investments for the day. were■ £6359,.... making : a .total' of £11,140 for the meeting, as against £10,897 for last year's fixture. Bookmakers' fees to-' day amounted to £210 10s. The following .are'.-'the results:— ~ • RICHMOND PLATE, of 100, ,'sovs. For two-year-oids. Five, furlongs.—Messrs 'ft. G. ■:and' G. L.; Stead's b. f: Ristori, by Royal Artillery—Helen Faucit, 7st. 51b.- (B. Deeley), 1: Mr. J: R. Hart's Scotch Plaid, 7st. 71b.. (E. Cotton)," 2; ;Sir Geo. Clifford's Applegarth, 9st; 21b.-(F. E. Jones), 3. Also started—Boutade,'Bst 81b.;:Aenia, 7st. 81b.; Pedometer, 7st. 71b,; Aisy, 6st. 71b;'. Aema and Scotch/Plaid' were first to move, but when the course proper was reached; Ristori was in front, closely followed byVScotcb •Plaid and Applegarth. Ristori drew out and won easily by three lengths. from. Scotch Plaid, who' was :two lengths infront of Applegarth;,; Aema'clpse:.up "feurtb;; Time, lmin. ,2;3-ssec, .. ■}■ -...-'-.',' -'.:// ''■ LINWOOD WELTER HANDICAP,'of 100 .sovs; /One mile-and a; quarter—Mr. F'Holmes'sbr. g.'.Chiarinian, by Gyrenian— .Chiara, syrs,-7st. 71b. (R. Hatch),. 1; Mr. D. Roberts's ' Somaroff,: 7st. 131b. (C.; Emmerson), 2; Mr. W. Gardiner's/ Jessie-Le-wars, 75t..131b. (F. Yarr), 3. Also/started—; Lady Disdain, lOst. 131b.; Ellerton, 9st. 31b.; Monlcey Puzzle,, 7st.. 131b. .'■ Jessie . .Lewars and Ellerton.were first to show'put,'but before ' the end of.: a / furlong Somaroff rushedto .the'.front, ; "and 'led 'till; well into,the straight. /.Here.Chiarinian came with a/wellr tirned run, .arid got up -in.-time','to- win, by ; a neck:' '■ Jessie' Lewars was a long .neck away third, and' Lady Disdain fourth. Time, 2min. ;':.;;'-;- /,"■;.:''"' / MIDDLE-PARK PLATE, of 500' sovs. ; For "two"' and' three-yeartlds. Six' furlongs.•■■ Sir Geo. Clifford's- ch. c. Sharpshooter,/' .'-' '-by " Clanranald—Weathereye;' ' 2yrs., ' - '■■' /: ,7st;;-21b.'' :;;.i:.-;:.'......,".:(R.' Hatch) '-1 Sir Geo. Clifford's Broadsword, Bst. 31b. ;../,/ .- j>....'•;'"■:; .; ' ! (F. E. Jones) '2 Mr.-. J.- Gieseking's Sweet: Angelus, ;Bst ', ■".'•'- 61b. :./;;:/..;.:..,..——••—:•.(McCombe); 3 ' /Also: started—Caspian, .75t,.71b.; Ormolu, 7st.'/31b;- : .r ; /r;/' ;■;/;/.:--/:.//';:,;;/.-; '-■■■ '-, Sharpshooter and Ormolu were : quickest,-.to. move, "with; Broadsword. close handy,".Sweet ■ Arigelusl.next,- and ; Caspian.last; Thiß.was :,the .'order into 'the/straight, .but at "the"distance. Ormolu .was' beaten.-, - Sharpshooter maintained /his place, and won by a length, while Sweet Angelus, who finished fast, was brily :beaten-;,by a'n'eck for'second .place,.Orriiplu being; two lengths further .off. .'Time,' .;l'miii.'v.li /4^ssec;';,'..;/:.-;., ■';,/, :";;--;/ '\ ■ST./ALBANS' HANDICAP,/of 150Vsovs. One mile.—Mr. G; Machell's'ch. c. All Guns, ,by Pallas—Greek Maid,. 4yrs., ; Bst.■;-. 21b. . ;■ Sir Geo.- Clifford's Glenculloch, Bst: 91b. (F. E. Jones);: 2; Mr. F. H. ■ Pyrie's Rose Nbble, 7st. 91b. (G. J. Pirie)', ,3, Alsb started: Prim,.Bst. : Bst. 71b.; 'Prbbablej- 85t. ; "21b.;.- Field Gun, 7st. 91b. ;Tikitere,/7st : . ,91b. ;/White Cockade,'-7st.; 2lb.;', Nobel, 7st. 21b- Contender,; 6st. 91b.; arid Prism,'6st.';7lb.(car.:7st.,.4Jlb.),/From:a good start, 1 ; White Cockade was first to show out, but;before the: end: pf a furlpng All ■Guns had rushed'to/ the front, and tie. led /round ithe top turn, well clear,:...of . White Cockade, wHb was followed by Contender, and Petrovna.,' All Guns turned into the straight well clear, of' the field, and 'though Glenculloch put in ;a good run on the rails,'lie fie.uld not get'near -All Guns, wbo.wori ; easily... by three; lengths, 'Rose Noble being two lengths off Tikitera .was.-'fourth. Time,; lmin. ;41 2-sseo. ; ' -■;.';-. -': ; ■:.-' "-' r .;;•;■' : ' ; ;': •/•"' ■-■'■'. '■■'''■.'} SELLING RACE,; 'of 100 sovs.'.-' Six ;fur-' longs.-^M.-.; J.Barr's br h Ivaholf, by Stepniak —Arline,;syrs., 7st. 91b. (51b. allowance) (WJ Weir);. 1; Sir Gee. Gliffprd's Sister Anne, Bsfc (61b/ allbwance) (H. Paul); 2; Mr; J. Y. M'Cracken's Alexiß,'Bst: lllh. (F. E.'Jones), 3 Also startediDe Witte,.9st.; Ecarte,' Bst. 41b ,: Helianthes, Bst. 81b.;, Whirhyirid, ;Bst. 41b ; ; Lady-Lochiel, Bst. 41b.;Cavatina,-Bst; 41b.; Ganton, 7st.<:l3lb', (51b. 1 allowance);' The Libyan; : 'Bst. 41b.;/Love Wisely, ,7st; : ,111b. ; The Norman,- 7st.; 111b.;:arid Musterer,;; 6st. : 131b ; (51b. ;, Sister' Aline 'and. Alexis led/rourid'the top.turn and into the straight;: but at', the distance/ Ivanoff came through; on'the rails. and won;by ; half;'. a length.- Alexis was,,a .length' away /third and De.Witte^fourth,.Time, lmin. 16 2-ssec. ::.■ FLYING"HANDICAP, of 100 sovs.''Five furlongs.—Mr. S. Nettlefold's b. p.: Serenade, by Obligado—Rosiphele, 3yrs., Bst. lib/ (G. J. Pine), 1; Mr. D. .M'Sweeney's Lady Orizoin,;.Bst.' 21b: (Emmerson), 2; Mr. G. D. Greenwood's Miss Mischief, Bst. 51b. .(Donovan),: 3./ Also, started: Chief Lochiel, ' Bst. 31b.; Passion, Bst. • lib.;. Balaclava, - 7st. 71b.: Kilts, 7st. 21b.; andEnnius, 6st. 71b. 'La,dy Orizoin led into the course proper, but was challenged, by Serenade, who went on arid won by -'a/length./// Miss Mischief-put'in . a great ■ run oyer the last' Hundred yards,' airid was only beaten 'by .'half ahead for second place. Kilts was fourth; Time, lmin. 13-sseo. ■■ POST HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; One mile"; —Mr. J: C. N. blk./g. Field Gun, by Hotchkiss—Gannet,' syrs., 85t."31b. ; (D. Cardio),'.;l; Mr. "C. Machell's Valdimar, Bst. 101b.:(M'Cluslqr),„2;ZMr'.M.- A; Holmes's Hilarity; :7sti:Blb. (H. Price), 3. Also started: Los Angelos,' Bst. 131b.; ' Bst. 121b.; Harvest, :7st, 101b.-; and Tremulous,' 6st. 71b. 'Hilarity led into the straight; with Tremulous and Stronghold handy. At the distance Field Gun ran'through the field and lasted : 'lorig enough-to- win by a head from' Valdimar,' who was a; length in' front of Hilarity,/.Stronghpld was a' similar distance away fourth. /Time,,lmin. '43 l-ssec.''•'. -

ON THE RACING.

;;;;:{'■{; ':'.:'!■ TBr Geencoe."! {. Ristpri,.from: the Yaldhurst stablej was a :Strong\public; fancy in' the Richmond Plate,' and' ; though she got away badly,; she won easily at; the-finish, arid pulled up quite fresh. _ At the.'Yaldhurst/sale.'last August, Risto'ri cost her .present owners 450 guineas. Aema was expectedto run weir on Saturday but though shP.had the services of Hatch arid looked to have a good run she failed to produce the form sh© ; showed in the /Filly Stakes.':: .'■'■'.-." °-':-•.-... •'.'..' •'. '■■ .'.■• : Jessie Lewars was made' favourite for. the Linwood Welter, .with, Chiarinian /riext' in demand. "AfterSpm'aroff.had" made all the runriing, Hatch brought Chiarinian along in the last furlongj'and scored- a'rather lucky win. Jessie Lewars was kept altogether too far out oLit in the early stages, the best she could do being to finish, third, nearly ,two lengths- behind the first and' second horses. :; Ingoda, who had rather an easy victory in 'the : .Lyttelton 'Plato, on ;. Thursday,.; was naturally expected -to run fairly well'in'the 'Middle Park: Plate. Owing, : however,: to an unintentional error df identity, elio was distanced.for the. Lyttelton Plate, and: had necessarily to bowithdrawnfrorri'tho.Middle Park Plate., Therace was generally conceded to be a moral certainty for Broadsword, but the two-year-old, with Bst. 31b., found his task too much:for.hira, and .at the finish :he was. beaten by his. stable companion, Sharp-, shooter, who showed improving form' at Trentham last month. 'Sweet Angelus was unlucky at the {start. ' She finished with a tefrifio run ..which was .too late to. land her closoj .than third. Ormolu showed a lot .of pace for two furlongs, but r died right away at the ■finish;./'-;'; ■''■'■■'"■'■■■'.''■■■. '...{■' ;,. Prim was made .a' hot favourite in the St.' Albans Handicap, but she got a bad run and failed to gain" a : place. {All Guns, who was second fayouritc,{won from start to. finish. His was the; easiest:win of. the. iheeting. Glenculloch -ran-" more 'generously, thanusual in this race, but he was no match for All Guns/at the weights. Nobel, who ran in the ownership of Mr. Geo, Payne, had the services of' Deeley. He and : Tikitere luMed about a length behind the third horae.

Miss Mischief was the favourite selection in the Hying Handicap, with Serenade next in demand.,. The latter, ran a very smart five furlongs,' and after a good race with Lady Orizoin won by. a length. The favourite had a very bad run; and just failed to head Lady Oripoin for second place. Los Angelos was the .actual favourite in the Post Handicap, . with and Hilarity: next in demand, but the winner turned up. in Field Gun, an outsider, who just had his head in front ■ aftor a gTeat' finish with Valdimar. The; favourite was never prominent. ' In the Selling Race Ivahoff was fortunate enough to get a clear run on the rails, and so' scored a lucky win from Sister Anne, who just failed . to. see the full .distance out.. Alexis, the-favourite, was in. a good, position throughout, but ho ran wide at the turn and could only finish third. Ivanoff was sold -b Mr. Watson, owner of Cerise and Blue. . Winning jockeys,at the meeting wore:—J. M'Clusky,-JiV E. Jones,. R. W. King, and R. Hatch, two each; A Chapman, L. G. King, B. Deeley, G. J. Pine,,D. Cardie, and W. Weir, one each.

MISTAKEN IDENTITY. • (BY .TELEGRAM—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Chrlstchurchy February- 6. The stewards of the Canterbury Jockey Club met.thii morning to consider the identity of Mr. Duncan Rutherford's Ingoda, who won; the Lyttelton' Plate' on.- Thursday. After inquiry, the following resolution was passed :-—"That/by an- unintentional error,of identity Ingoda was entered for the Lyttelton Plate as by Stepniak—Armigera, where. as it has' been proved that she 1 was by Stepniak from .'The stewards therefore decide that the entry is invalid, and she is distanced for" the. race." This means that Sir George;Cliiford's Ploughshare, who ran second, will=. get the stakes. ■Mt.\ Duncan Rutherford purchased a yearling filly by Stepniak—Armigera, and a yearling filly :by "Stepniak—Miss' Niente, ; at the Elderslie salein November 1907. .- Both were chestnuts,- and were left at-the stud farm' until.Mr. Rutherford's trainer was ready,to place them in .work for two-year-old racing; Whenthe youngsters joined Clark's team, it . appears ' they ,were' confused 'with one an'--other, as the trainer had not previously,seen themV Mr, Reid, who bred, them; saw a photograph of, them, some time afterwards, and readily.distinguished one from the other, butrit-never dawned on him : that their pedigrees had been mixed' .■until '■ he saw, Ingoda 1 racing at Riccarton, and he' then lost Jho time hv making known the error in identity. Miss Niehte, : the real dam.of Ingoda, is iibw dead. -.;-The^Stepniak—Armigera- filly.,' was named Zemba. .-:; ■■■'...•:-.■' .'■> ■'.--.•■.•■••" ■■■■'.■ •-.-'■;

MAIDI AND PAPARAEHI MATCHED. Late on Saturday evening, a Feilding sportsman wired ••mo as follows"A; jnatch for £100 between Maidi and Paparaebi, over two miles,, has been arranged to take place on February 15. . Weights 9st." Full particulars and conditions of the. match should come to ' hand' to-day.' Presumably' as both horses' are.hurdlers,' and trained. at Feilding,' the match will be a hurdle race on the Feilding: Jockey. Club's course. Maidi.is'.an ■ aged roan mare by Handsome Jack—Ruby, owned by Mr. W. Giesen and trained by H. Jack.soll at iFeilding. As a four-year-old she, won a Scurfy at the Easter, meeting,' and next season she won a hack hurdle race at the.Foxton;,meeting, but .. last season- she started eight times without gaining a winning bracket,-'though, she wa3. second on a, couple of occasions. 'Her/present owner bought' nor 'just; prior -to -the Rarigitikei 'Racing Club's Summer .meeting, where she 'won the Hack .Hurdle race on both" days, but'she was distanced for .'the first day's race on .account of a cross. The week before last she/ was. in excellent' form at Pahiatua, and' easily accounted' for. the 'opposition in thb'hurdle race'on both days. Paparaehi.is a five,-year- : old. black gelding/ by Papakiira,' owned by ■Mr; (E. Jackman and trained by .Ai', Attwood. at Feilding; ' Ho was unplaced m .his solitary start as a three-year-old, and .won once out of three starts - as: a,' fouf-veaf-01d... 'This season he,won the Hack 'Hurdle Race oh'.each days: of the' Rahgitikei : Spring; meeting . m < September,. and the .following 'month he l>eat iMahoe and Lyrist in the open hurdle:race on the second day of : the Trentham meeting. He .is usually ridden;, by .W. Young. As matches .of! this description, are 'rare-occur-rences', nowadays, the event is sure" to excite keen interest. / ,

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

. [BY Glkncob.] . Oa Wednesday , tlio Egmont Cup will ;be run. -:' ' '/ -y There will be pony'racing atMiramar next Saturday.' :; ' ; Apa, with i 9st. 51b;; headsthe .' weights for the Dunedin- Cup,; and concedes 141b. to the next on the lict. The Wanganui horseman, Geo. Price, rodo four winners' at the Karioi races last Thursday. ■■ . On Saturday morning, at Christchurch,; Mr. Goo. Payne purchased Nobel (Seato'n Delaval —Problem) tor 220 guineas. Medallist (The , Officer—Target) was also sold at auction for 26 guineas./ , , •.. '/, . ■ * ■ . ' :,C.'Pritchard. has. 'at present ten horses in work at tha Hutt,- and he ' will' shortly be taking in l hand , a couple,, of 'St. Ambroseyearlings, purchased bj. patrons ' at. the ,November sales. . ' . Owners should note that acceptances for the first day's events, at the Woodville District. Jockey Club's autumn meeting, close 'to-night . with ■'■ the secretary, • Mr. ■' ,'E. , J. Gothard. Entries for the Maiden and ; the Scurry, are due at the same, time. . , ■ -Weights for the Wanganui Cup and for the Flying: Handicap will besdeclared next Saturday. Weights for the other events'.* on the first day of the Wanganui meeting l will be declared after the Woodville'meeting nest week.'.;; "vTlio aged gelding Full Cry (Reynard— Vienne), who fell under the, ban of disqualification at the Wellington Racing Club's winter meeting,, was' sold at auction for! £51 in Gisborne .on Saturday. :v' • ■ • • .Blue: Ribbon is going along ' splendidly: on the,tracks at Opaki, and provided the weight suits, she is a sure starter in the Wanganui Cup. E.' Lowe has been engaged to ride her in the race named. I The Tahuna Park Trotting Club has completed' the' purchase of thirty acres of Forpiiry Park,•'for/£6250. .The area purchased includes the stands and other buildings. The new trotting, track will probably, take in part of the. old course. , •.; ■ Mr. C. Hammond, the well-known gentle-, man rider, is making strenuous efforts to reduce his , weight in, order 'that he may be •able, to ride Wketuiharaina r in: the Farmers'' Plate on the second day:.,of: the Egmont meeting. Mr. Hammond will also ride Genuine in. the Ladies' (Bracelet. Iney, who ran; second in. a race on each day .of the Gisborne meeting, is a promising hack by Birkenhead—Ladyvßeay, and should be worthv.watching for future, events. B. Deeley- arrived from Christchurch yesterday,. and''goes on tb Hawera this morhlrig, where he is engaged to; ride' Ngapuka in the Egmont Cup on Wednesday. . While in Christchurch on "Saturday,.' Deeley had offers of .retainers from two different owners, but his present arrangements would' not admit of his accepting them. It' is understood that Deeley had . previously refused" a retainer, from a prominent Hawke's Bar sportsman. V ..v. • . ... • r At a meeting of the Opunake Racing Club, held on Thursday last, .the balance-sheet showed a profit on the year's working.. The balance ,of assets over liabilities is. somethinc liko £1100. , b Buccleucli is going along satisfactorily in his work, at Riccarton, and the lengthy spell he was given' seems to have ha'd. tho effect, of making: him thoroughly sound again! R. W. King will ride .the Benzoin horse in future engagements, and he may be seen facing-to-wards the end of .the -autumn. ' Te Arai, winner of the two hurdle races at Gisborne, stands over 16 hands. Hickey has him very well, and ho is probably fit to win m any company.; Ho ought to make, a fine chaser when the winter season comes round. < Although Prim's name was not among the list of acceptances telegraphed for the St. Albans Handicap on Friday, the Pilgrim's Progress filly was among the starters on Saturday. afternoon

Ballyheigh, who won the Summer Handicap at the Gisborne meeting on Thursday, is .a, three-year-old chestnut colt:by Hotchkiss from Crescent, and, therefore, ,a full brother to Starshoot. •; Mr. C.i J.' Parker owner of the colt, was offered £750 for him at the Gisborne'meeting; ■ but he stated that nothing less thaii £1000 would buy the son of Hotchkiss. T. Pritchard has been ' r'at'-. the "'Gisborne Racing Club's meeting, and goes through to Hawera to-day, as he has : several - engagements at the Egmont meeting on Wednesday and Thursday. After that he will be busyat the Hutt schooling -.What'akura and- Abtea fort future, engagements. ..." ~ . -Tarina, who won a couple of , races at the Takapuna meeting, will in all! probability be taken on to the Waikato fixture, but Miss Advance has returned to Hastings. ■'>■ -.'■■'■'. The Egmont Racing Club' has received excellent acceptances for' the: first 1 : day of •'itsSummer meeting,, the hack events- filling There is promise of a good race for theßgrop'nt Cup, and -the -presence of awuple of Auckland candidates among the starters should add interest to the contest. ' Iwo^previous ; winners \ in, Bourrasque and Panfcutu have accepted. '. ../,:.•';..•

ECMONTR.C. ACCEPTANCES.OW. TILEGEAPH— PBHS3 ASSOCIATIOM.I '':■■' : ■ ,'•■ ■■■'.' ■"■' -Hawora,'February 6: b ollowuig are the acceptances for, the - first day of the Egmont Racing-Club's .'summer meeting:—/, : ,: •-';;.!... , FLYING mNDICAP, of ISO sovs. .V Six f u s°o g t i i;l ,p - t ?,?''"-? it;; "- 6,b: ' Lady Menschikoff,Bst. 31b.; Sir Artegal,7st. 121b.; Goldeii Eagle, 75t.,. 111b.; .Kirsty/ 7st.-,.101b.; Waipaku, 7st. 81b.; .Longner, 7st. 21b.; Waikaraka,: 7st. 21b,; Wkihuku; 7st. '-■ "" EGMONT CUP, of 300 sovs. One mile and a half .—White Star,. Bst.; Bourrasque, Bst.; Paritutu, 7st: 131b.; Lyrist, 7st: 111b.; Glenul«n;7st, 101b.,;" Billy. -7st. 101b.; Ngapuka, 7st. 71b.-; Kilmarnock,'7st. 21b.; Nova, 6st. 91b.. ■', ■■::■■ ,'; .-:'.,. ■ '.-.'( ■■ ..- ■. ■ 1 7 MEREMERE HACK. HANDICAP; of : 80 I°™- ,- Fiye . furlongs.—Whetiimarama; 9st. 71b.,;,Tanekaha, Bst. 111b.': Burton,' Bst. 61b. ;' Hydraulic. Bstr 51b.; ' Clbnpett,: Bst. 41b.; , Inaha, .7st.', 121b..;. Shannon. Lass,, 7st. ■ 121b.: Mulga BiU,;7st. 111b.■'; Langshaii, 75f.".111b: '• Muskeradb, 7st. ,111bJ; Courier, 7st. 81b.: Plying Wind," 7st.'3lb.'; Faida,: 7st. 21b. Taupo,"7st.,2lb.;, Valentine,: 7st. lib. • Tauhara, 7st; lib.; Red Wing, 7st:~; Sedge- ; ! moor,' : 7st.v ; '.".-:.V''..: " -... ,'■;'■-"■-■ '.. : ':- / WAIPAPA.HACKy of 80 sovs;'•Sevenfur- }°. n ,g s —Flingot ,Bst. :111b.; : Astraea,: Bst.r Billow.'7st. 91b:; Paul, 7st.' 91b.;'Clemora, 7st. 81b,; Shannon Lass', : '7st.' 81b.'rRecreation,, 7Bt. 81b.;. /Anemone, 7st. 81b.'; Bismarck, 7st., 51b..; . Shining. Star, 7st. 51b.; Denis, 7st..sib.';-Rohepotae: ,7st; 21b.; Newport, 7st.; Silva, '7st. • / ,/ ";.''. ,; , . WHAREROA \HTJRDLES V of 140 sovs. One mile and'a .half.—Lull, 12st. lib.-; Stay-S-l?'''-, l £ lh - > Javier, ; 10st;;-Paparaehi: .9st: 131b. j Prospector. 9st. 101b.; Tonderghie,: 9st. 61b..; Okaihau,. 9st. /51b.;." Climax,ntff'iTJT? 2 ,^ 1 ! 9 '" 9st.; Black Banner,- 9st; n OHAWE HACK HURDLES,' of SO.sovs; SS?' P} 1 ? : and » half.—Maidi,': list., 101b.; .ftW 111b.; Somali, 9st. 71b,; Chase' Mab, 9st. 21b.; Carlyle, 9st,; Montague,-9st.

DUNEDIN J.C. WEIGHTS./ _ For, the first ;day's.events at the Dunedin Jockey ./Club's; Cup meeting the 'following' weights, nave beendeclared by Mr/ J. E Henrys:—.'- < /■;■-.; --,:;<-.:/ ."'_' ' HURDLES/iof 115 sovs/ - One mile, and threequartors :-Stronghold. '■'■ ■ 12st. 31b.y Leonardo, list. 101b.'; Snip, llk'Slb.'; Lenda, o 9st. ,91b.; Northern Star,; 9st. 81b: -Royal Shell, 9st. 71b;; Storm, 9st. 51b.; Grosvenor,9st.; Silver .King[_9st:; Truthful,' 9st.; Tu^ n . B^ 6hl ' :9st -i and Favour, 9st./' ■ x- GLADBROOK HACK,, of 100 sovs.' Seven ™gj--orsmp; 95t:.91b.; Sant. R'osaleer,: 8s ,91b..; ; Effprti T Bst, 81b.; Spinning Flight R .u J; ' J T e r f6wars,',Bst; ,51b.; Optional ,' Bst. ,51b.; Vologda,. Bst. '2lb.j ZioneW^sti Q? ,b Via,° m^ r i a ' n ,I st - T 91b; J Liza,'.7st. 81b.; Strathnllan,' 7st, 81b, ; ' Lord CluthaV'Tst. 51b. Warsaw, 7st. i slb.;;,All £ ide, 6st: 131b'.'; Step:' S3 « ; f iiii Ub ■ ; Adjudge. 6st..illb.'j Bounty 'mm Bt^™ ■^ r > 6st'.''JOlb.: -~ , DUNEDLy. CUP, of-400 sovs, /One'mile d a^jalf '--Apa; .9st. 51b.; Goldbeater,' BstJ 51b.; Glenculloch, Bst. 41b.; Prim. Bst. 31b.'; » aitapu, 7st: >L 3 b.; Valdimar;' Vst;. 131b. Probable,'. 7st. 121b.; Iranuii 7st. 111b. ■Truganm^^tv.gib.; FieloVGun, <7st. 61b;;.Grand Slam, ,st.-61b.-Tikitere,'7 S t.'slb.';Outlander, ' S s'" o,u'- ; '4> rd '%& 7st -' 21b -! ; Apbllodoris ' /st. 21b.-; Rose Noble,,,7stv ; /Ellerton ' (vv* lb A J , H l lro '„ /st " ;: Erskino, 6st. :121b. Mite Cockade, 6st. 91b:; Jack Ashore, 6st!' . 71b.j : . ;,6st./.71b.; ,'Monkey Puzzle, : -6st. 7 b,; Speculate,:6st; 71b.;. Gold Dredge,.6st. 71b.; and Adjudge, 6st.7lb. : " BERWICK .HACK, of-100 soW: -' :Fivo furloug^^Serenade,; lOsf, 51b;; Beneform, 9st 131b ;.Effort,:c9stM2lb.; Mi ss Gal,'Si 111b. r. Rostrum, 9st. 51b.; 9st. ofb.; Love Wisely, 9st, 31b.; Kilts, 9st. 21b. i Liza,/9st. :21b.;, Strathnllan,/Bst.:-131b'-Mv Lawyer, Bst. 121b,;,': Coronoform. ,Bst: 101b • Flavour, Bst. 91b.; ' Vagrance,-Bst. : 71b""• 'Rosine, Bst 61b.; Wardland; ,BstV 61b. | Count uorton Bst: slb.j Sacha,.Bst;slb..;' /Lady Lochiel, Bst,?3lb. ; s Soberside, Bst. 21b.; 1 Little' Medallist,.Bst. 21b.;,-.Eaglestone.'Sst, lib ■ Princess Ena, Albury,. 8st:;. Jewel,' Case ! 'Bst.; o Nightlight, Bst.;,-Kingsway, Bst.l dor,; Bst.; i Peak,;Bst.; Rescued, .Bst,| Seaside, ,Bst.;- and Miss: Adair, Bst. - ! vi' ' - . 100 sovs. Seven furlongs —Lady Disdain, lOst. / 71b.'; All Guns lOst. .71b.; Field Gun, M. 131b.; Ard Reigh,.9st.,slb.; Rose Noble, 95t,51b.;.Ap01-. lodons, 95t.,51b.; Armamento,; 9st. 41b .'•Hilarity 95t.11b.: De.Witte, 9st. lib.'; Harvest, 9st.;,llb.;.Erskine, ,9st,; Oiyoi, Bst. 131b • Lone Star, Bst. 101b:- Scrap Iron Jack, Bst!. 91b.; Jack Ashore, Bst. 81b.; Eous, Bst 51b • Cooee,"Bst.: 21b.; ',Cuirosettia, . Bst.;. ' Rifle Range,: Bst.; Red, and .Black, Bst.;, Linda,' ast.; Radium, Bst.; and;Somateria, Bsf o PUBLIGANSV HANDICAP, of 200-sovs. Six furlongs.—Goldbeater,- 9st. 61b. • Flitaway, '9st. 51b.; Count Witte. 9st; 21b • Petrovna, Bst.cl3lb.'; All;Guns,',Bst. 131b.; 'Lady Disdain Bst. 111b. fc Prim, Bst. 91b.; Kolohol, ; Bst. 91b;; Truganini, Bst. 41b.; Valdimar,. Bst. .3lb.;' Iranui; Bst.', 21b:; Loftus,; "A\ in lb -r Klrst y. 7st, 91b.; Lady. Orizoin 7?t 7 &> t D a'bchick,'..7st.'-.7lb.;"Ormoh, 7st, 71b.--;/Chief Lochiel, 7st, 21b.;;Octave.'7Bt • Contender,' 6st: 101b.; Vologda, 6st: 101b' ; Heirloom, 6st. 71b.; Gapon, 6st. 71b.; Beneform, 1 6st. 71b.; San Severe, 6st. 71b.- Zetland, 6st. 71b.; and Inchbony, 6st. 71b. OTAHUHU TROTTINC MEETING. (DY lELEOEAPH—rRESS ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, February 7. Tho Otahuhu Trotting Club's Summer Meeting took place yesterday, the events resulting as follow:— MAIDEN TROT.-Manxman, 1; Elba, 2Lady Park, 3. SPECIAL TROTTING HANDICAP - Gray \V., 1; Wild Nell, 2; Bert, 3. OTAHUHU PONY CUP HANDICAPElenore, 1; Norma, 2; Frontino, 3. TROTTING CLUB 1; Little Paul, 2; Scotia, 3. JEW', PARK TROT HANDICAP.Wild Nell, 1; Bert, 2; Inaha, 3. CLASS TROT HANDICAP.-Robe, 1Barmeguio, 2; Bogey, 3. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP - Kirikiriroa, 1; Bert,, 2; Gray W., 3. ELECTRIC TROT - HANDICAP.-laco ]■ i Clytie, 2; .Yilhclmina, 3. g ' . '