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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 525, 4 June 1909, Page 7

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) , RAOINQ FIXTURES. | June .3 arid 4.—Dunedin J.C. Winter. V' June 3 and 1-Otaki-Mnofi R.C. Winter. ' '.«»• V - and D-A.Ii.C., Great NoflhMß > 'steeplechase. -' , ' | J«no 16 and t7.-lUwk6'» Bay J.C. Winter. Juno 23 and 2i.-Napiet.fatk II.C. JVihtir. | July,'B. and 9.—Gishorne R.C. Stoopleoliftse. < Aug. 10, 12, and U.-C.J.C. Grand National. , JUNE PONY MEETINQi ,'v'A ■.••••'V-' •'v; /• .•/..•'•/I RECORD GALLOP FOR THE COURSE. ; :Th© Wellington. Pony and Galloway. Racing \. Club'ftHn&l tfiilfcef tofeolbig tfadheld bb.Mito-1 V ■~■ mar,yesterday afterMoßi <Thefo WiUl fairly largo attendance df tboptibl(C,but fcliornSing ■ 1 was not over-interesting, tho winners in most eases /having things' all their, own way.. . • v : :Picotee, the favourite in the . first .pv.eht, •v V the June Handicap;, was out by herself, :and won easily. The l Maiden '.Handicap foil to. r Mermaid, who took the lead from-the st&rfc. • andwas ttdrAf tionblfecl by the! putjllc fdilcitSS —Little Paul and Sirrah. Mermaid also fifl' counted for the Birthday Handicap, going «to l the front from thi fise of tho battier fltid -<nover being troubled by ,tnd opjWSitidn. :Tlio "Princa of ; Wales' Handicap was won by Anglican,..whose gallfip smstltutefe u rdcord time • for. six furlongs Sn the,-' MifAnlaf colled. Sweet Lctho piitii! a strong challenge in.tlio straight, but' Anglican'got homo with 1 a few. • inohes to spare after a great finish. ■: Huia, V/ who won the double at' the last ' meeting, wafi i,.installed f&Vdilfite foF the York . Sartdic&p, but.wheft lid&firt) to gftllopin'g tfta fSVoUrito I ..• was not •in it- with Donna, who won rather ■i... casilyj: After Dark gaining socond honours ■ ."•'■:'y-."'.witli:>>iteto-.nin-Be«f-tlio''postii.-- : inia final . raoe,-6t tho day fell t to a nUlcll , unproved i , poiiyi,B#Bdi L6th«i.wli]eh had Its sis dflpaflr . ents,.beaten fronvtbdStarti Details' of the racing are as nnflSri— • J®*E HANDiBA?) of 20 Sovs. ffour fur--longi; and. a half.; second horse, to receiVA' . 3, sots, ytitoißflflfeS tuidSF 14:0•JBilhdfl.^Mr/; W. Wood'! Pleats, fist, 81b, (WMmighby), 1; Iff. W, NSrl'S Eiiffla, Sat. 21b; (OlivSr), 21 Mf./O. Gsffflsilt'a fiii&ferleh ~ .; Lass) i lOst. fib, (Garment), 3. Also started-!-lOst. ■ 616 i; v; Inßpirition/ ost. 21b. i . Huia); Bst. 111b.; afid Inkermdn,- Bafc. 81b. Time, BOseo, • \V6ii 66«6wliat easily by about ■ lSßgtba)-a .elßSd' fSfiß for 8686f1U gta,' , Heatnerleiv Lass was thud and Franc fourth. : MAtDEN HANDICAP, of 20 sovs. Four furlofijs and a half; for ponies, ahd d&llo- / ways 15 haMs Wd ufifler.—Mr. A. M.Guy's AlertflWdy fiStilOltj, ; 11 Mr. Hi' ■r: May's littlfe PaUl, • Bst. lib. (Oliver). § j'. Mt._ j : . F.'.Hi Day's After Dark, 9st. 01b. (willough- , , . by), 8. Also started: Stranded) fist. 101b. | : Sopr&fio, Bst. lOlfl. 1 Sirrah, Bst. lOlbi i Amy Bocki.Sst. slbij KBnn Mahi, Bst;l2lb.; Miss. : Dquglis. Bst. j an 4 Vim ( -Bst. ' Titaej 69ieSd .Little, Paul and wor6 hofe favourites, < but the winner came, atf&y frdfn tha juttH, , i ' and.fr.on all the iWaV.in th 6 fashion; , /MisscDouglas went out on to tho cotiMe, but t6ok ho p3rt id thß facfe. PItINOE Off WAtiESi HAtoIGAP, Bf 40 : ibvs.; second tofse; to rSceive 6 soVb." fftim the .stake; for. polftieg and (kilo- • ' ways 15 hands and Under. SiS fUHoflgs. Mr, 3, Sriscoll's Afiglicail, 9st, 71b. ' J: (Willfiaghby) 1 j -Mr.'S.- Avani fi Sweet Lethe, i Bit.- . ■ Mrs. Wilson's Payohe, feat. 101b. (Coopfef) 8 • ,„AlsdAtir^liMoatai lOst. 101b. [ Billy.' !)st. 91b. i Firefly, Bst; 61b.; , ; ahd MiSs Deftn. Bst. 2lb. TiWife, lfflla. BOaeC., - a/ tficord fof tho coursft: From the start ■ Anglie&a iad Miwtti went eut, aaa the mer • tnen. took tho lead, aad ■ MB '•; nev6f headedi fetMlifig off a gfcat challenga in the straight by Stfefit; Lbthe.. ihd Winnifis by *' inches. • ; .yoke Handicap, of 20j0v5.5 foe poni« J4.2 hands &ftd Uiider. Fouj furlongs."■v - Miller's: D6rina, ost. ; 1; Mr. P- H; After Dark, ist. ,11b. ((jliver), 2, Mite WMfcst'S Hum, 9sl, 81b. (Herna)", s! Also St&rted: .Wc6 Nanhie, fist. 131b.; Lady Datiphk, Sstf 111b.' Tristle, fist.'9llj.; ntid Mntiiiy, Sst. 41b. Time, 53isee. Huia'bhot out from tho raisiilg of tho barrier, but in a fow-stride? Donna Was Up r ) atid paet tho fav.ounte. Dorilift ftiaihtairtfed hef 'ltsd throughont.. and won comfortably by abfittt three lengths, Aftfir Dark making a late Jun .... ln ths fettaight afid gftltiisfe eabnd honours: ' BIRTHDAY HANDICAP, of 20 so*s. ; for ■ponies-14.5 bands and-.underi Fivi furlflhgi; W a half.—Mr. A. M. Guy's Mermaidj Sat. ■ Johnson), ,1; Mrs. Wilson's ,Psyeh&, fist. , , gib. (CcwperV 2;. Mr. P., Blake's Aurifera, v SSt.,4lb.-(Mallowes), S. Also started: Min itta, 10st. 61b. ; Heatherlda Lass, 10bI, 6lb; 1 »nd Firefly, Bst. 81b. Time, lmin. IS 2"ss«i' Mermaid w6nt Out fr6lA the jump, and, .leadn S ail the way, Vtoil ia the' fastest faSlktott . by; four lengths .withotit an effort, v VACATI6N BANDIOA1 1 , of 55 sovs.t for ponies, and GalloWAys 10. hands and Viadefc F<iur furlongs fend a Avant'j hi : > Sweet 'Lothe„ 9st. 61b.: (Oliver), IMr. W. .Wood's Piftotee, Bst. Bib. (Johnson),: 2; 'Sit. J. Driscoll's Anglicfjn, Oat. Blb. (Willoughby),-3^:;.Also-started- lOst. 1316.; Tau* ,)nano, 9st. 51b.; Merrimanu, Bst. 101b. t ahd Surah, Bst. Time, Sweet Letho shdt out at the faiSifig of the barriw, And noju the lead. till tho way, winning eemfott* ■bly, by two loagths. About thrOfc lengths I separated Peychb ahd Anglican.

OTAKI MAORI ft,o. WINTER fciefiTlHOi <

SIR IRISTRAM WltfS THE COT I, | ■ l JENKINS RIDES THREE WINNERS, , Tl !® day's racing in connection With the Winter meeting of th 6 Otifei Maori Ilac- , ing Clnb took plaro yesterday, and Was very ' Jargfely_ attended, the visitors including tllb ■ ■ :I* J tho Hon. J. 1). OriEond. weath&r was dull iUld'Coldi it romainfcd; fino, and the ,racing tract was in satisfactory order. Largs fields ■ contested all; tho rates, and, in a number of drtnt* ■ ■ : vc ?y 01018 finishes..resulted, V, Sir Trisifain accounted for the prmoipal. race, tho Raukawa.Cup, beatihg another Hawkfe's Bay • cajididaiCj • in s Kopu.:. Sir Trlst* rams setond'Victory in the rMo, and was also the third occasion irt thfc laSt foUt yeafs in which the Hoh. J. b. Ormond has oWhed • . jpo wrancf.; : ;i)i£ht bbokraakers were licensed :./fijr.the:day. and tho club handed £9874 per medium oi totnbsator investments, as gainst £10,086 for ', tho .'corresponding' day . a !f ? lle cra i fc , b , C - Jenkins, v ■ ::: 'htea winners dilrmg l the day. . Results iro 83 fallow:— , FLYING hack,HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs, Mr.,J. R. M'Donald's br. c. Ta Kahu- , rangi, by 3yrs„ 7st. 1010. (0. Jenkins) 1 , Mr. J. Cross's Pukowai, 6st. 121b. > 1 , (Bennett) 2 Mr; L. G. M'Doiiald's Te Ru, Bst. Sib. | " - (Pritchard) 3 • • . Also Started: North East, Bst. 121b. (Oliver); Leahora, 111b;,' carried 86t. (Williams) ; Waiata, 7st. 101b, (LruntesS); jßuoyv. ant. "Bt. 101b., tsrritd lit. 111b. (Wilson) ; Brilliancy, 7st. Blb. (Lowe); Miss Vera,' 7st. . 81b. ; (Lone); Morrio Christmas, 7st. 4!b. /(Reid); Prevail, 7st. lib. (Aj'oM): Matira,-1 lib., tarried 7st. 31b.^(Cress); Swallow,. 1 . fst.. lib., parried 7st. 411b. (Smith); and lu-i ■voran, 6st. 71b. (Traill). ■ Merrift Christmas. Te Kahurangi, and Lq4-1 hora were first to snow out. To Kahurangi led into tho straight, from Te R(i'and Was Winning comfortably passing tli'o totalisator, - bnt Pukfewhi cams with ft rattle, and To ■ ■ ; Kahuratigi hid to bo ridden out to win by : ;a ..head. . Te Ru , was a couple of lengths away third, and North East • was fourth. . . Tiifte ( *lmin. 16 • <.. ~ ' . , HACK HURDLES, ,of .100 sovs. One milo and a half, . Mr: .1, R. M'Donald's b. h. Tanira, by • Mahaki—Young Uira, Gvrs., 9st. "(H. Telford) 1 Mr. E. Wood's Rcndrock, Ost. 21b. (H.\ Cairns) 2 Mr. li.. Hodge's Diplomatic, lOst. (Lyford) 3 ; .Also started:, Mount Cook, .lOst. 81b. ■\ (Morris) 1 .Polyanthus,, lOst, 1 4lb. (Jerry • - O'Connell) j I'apatawa, 10«t. •.41b,---- (Rusdfth); Erl Kifis;, Bst. 101b. (Hall) J Chieano, 9st. 101b. '(Gray); Tokoroa, ost. 81b; (Elena): .'/V'' ■ V'.''.' i" : ' '■ V"

Peregrine, 9st. 81b. (Pine); Lothair, 9st. (Pritchard); Canadian, 9st. (Whitehouse). V si Polyanthus wis quickest to begin, and led 6v«? tb4 flfst htirdlo frflm Peregrine, Tauirft, and Tokt>roi». Going oilfc cf the straight Tauira took charge, and - drawing !«yt\y 'tn the back stretch was not afterwards troubled' winning easily by four lengths from. Rcndrock, who was a neck in front of. Diplomatic. Polyanthus was. ■' fourth, • Tokoroa fifthj nhtl Lothair and PahatftwH Wero tho last pair to roach tho judge's box. Time, 2niin, 49scc. ' i '. RAUKAWA GUP HANDICAP, of 400 sovs., • fcecOrid h'ofse to ffeteive 40 sovs. and the third 20 iioVs. from tie stake. One mile and ft quarter. Hon. J. D. Orniond's br.'g. Sir Tristram, . bv Sir Lancelot— I Thame, 6yrs., Bst. 71b. Wiltoh) 1 Mr. W- J.'Douglas's dh. C. KMi, by San ■' " Ffan—Jlftude, 3yts., 7at. 81b> (F. Ctess) 2 Mr H. M'Manaway's blk. h. Mahuta, hy . :'Mahaki^- ; SpHii&, syrs., 7st. 131b.- . (C. Jenkins) 3 .Also. : started: . Tangimoana, Bst. ' 111b. (Oliver); Waitapu, Bst. 61b. (M'Kay); Roosevelt, lui. 12jb.',(Ayres): Effort, 731. 10lb. (R. Young); Maiora, 7st. 71b. (Lowe); Lady Lucy, 7st.,3lb..(Batten): Silken Rein, Gst. 131b., tarried ?st. 3lbt (Smith) J ■. Gaelic, 6st. 111b, (Bennett); Kurawaka, 6st. 91b. (Traill); and Astraea, 6sfc. 71b., carried 6st. 91b. ■ (Coleman). ■' v , Malßr& 6iMtv#d Way tthdn tho barrier roso and took no part in the race.: Passing the stand Roosevelt was just in front, of Effort, who was -followed by Tangimoana, Astraea, and .;SirTristram ( with Kurawaka ■ last, Six filfldngs fitim hdme JSffdrt in^ tho lead; from Roosevelt, Silken Rem, Tangimoana, And Sir Tristram. Three furlongs from homo Effort and. Roosevelt were done with, and Silken Rain led into the straight from Sir Tristram and Mahuta, with Kopu comitip; fast. When fairly into tho straight Sir Tristram took th<! lead, and g6ing on won ooftlfdrtibly by a leiigtli afld ft quarter from Kopu, who. was a longth in front of Mahuti, Tancimbiliia. . was . fourth', Kurawaka fifth, WftttftjiU feisthj and Effort last. Time, 2min. 11 2-6s«cfl. iv ThS fdlkUWilc! pr6WOUB Winners of thfi f&etc— St. lb. m. s«d> 18o!) Mt< f. Croziar's Tukapi .i. 711 2 3!) 1900 ifr. ft Cress s Volley : ... 810 : Mr, W. JDavios'a Ruby - Tffist ... ... ... 711 2 18M ■1910 Mr. E. J. Watt's St. Matk 710 2 21f 1902 Mr; W. Young- Convoy ... 911 2 4 I*s 1903 Mr. J. Munn's Gold \ Dust 7 9 2ID 1901 Mr. J. Stellitt's Waimoe ... fl 12 2 18 3'5 1905 Mf.' J. Monk's Ghoorka ... S 4 2IS 1906.1tbn. it D. Ofmond's Lyrist 811 216 1907 Hofti. it> D. Ormond's Sir THStfikfti ... ... 8 8 213 1908 Mr. P. Higgott's Wailfctho 7. 2 2 9 In 1890 the distance wis "one hillo and three furldttgs, and itf 1902 it Was one. mile and .a distance) • ;d¥AKI HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. • ■ ■ OH6 inile. Mr. G.'S; Gibson's ch. g. Ooronettod. by Coroflet—»Rau Rail, 3yfs., Bst. lib. .. .. ■■■■■ (6. tokifis) 1 Mf.. A. Liskirk's King Post, Bst. 111b. ; : . •. (Cairns). t Mr. J. Foreman's itlallet, Bat. 71b. (Ayres) 3 Also started: Goodwin; Park, Bst. 101b. I (Price) t ■ Splashy Bsb. 21b. (Wilson) ;SifPoß- - 7st. 121b. (Kirk); Quarry Girl, 7st. i lib., ftarfiid 7st. 4lb: (Slflith); and Vinco, I 6st. 181b,carried, 7«t. 21b. JColonian). 1 I . 3?r6in the barrier - rise Bag . Post and Gtodwih PMk Wele fifst to show out, but at the fend of a furlong t Vinfc6 took charge and piloted tho field until nearing tho home bend, wli6n C6foil6ttetl Weflt to the front, afid after a jiunishing fiiish. just lasted - longenough to win by,.a nose fffim King Ppat. Mallet Was thfeu longths away third ,and Goodwill Park was fourth. Timo'lmin. 4SSec"." . JIAIDEN'FLAT RA.CE, ot 00 sovs. Weight- . for*age. Seven furlongs. • /V' Uf. B. Ryan's eh. g. To Roti, by St. . • tt&re, 3yrs., Bst. 71b. (E. Lowe)' 1 MdSSfs. Long iind King's Rangilcapua, Sst. lOlb., (A.' Oliver) 3 Mr. 11. Jeffrey's: Mon'tpeliet, Sst. lllbi , '(W. Prlcft) 3Alsd started i .WahaUga, Bst. 121b. (Lyford) ; Slippery Queen,' Bst. 121b. (Ryan); Channel, Bst. ,121b. (Jjlaaon) ; Pikiho, Bst. 101b. (Pritchard) :• AriWHV Bst. lllbV (Walls) ;VColossus, Bst. 101b. (Lang6tone); Celebration, Bst. 81b. i Succossion, Bst. Sib: (W. Cairns) i Thetis, Bst. 81b. (Ayrei); Park Lady, Bst. 81b/(Clareburt); and Captain 8011, Bst. 71b: (Jenkins). . . To Roti, was quickest to commonce, folSlippery, Queen and Rangikapua. T&.lWti,Jed throughout, and won easily by two lfengths from Rangikapua, who ' beat Montpolier by a head for second place.' Arivore Was fourth,* Time, lmih. 33 2-sscc.

RAtfGIURU.HANDICAP, of 160 sovb. -Six '' * . furlongs. ;V \ '. -i ~ Mr. , J.. Monk's b. f. Gipsy Belle, by Stepnlak—Belle Clair, 3yrs., 7st. 121b CC. Jenkins) 1 Mr. W. Cooper's Sunbonn«t, Bst. 31b. ' .- i ... (11. Cairns) 2 Mr..P.' Faber's-Overtime, 78t. 21b.

, (W. Ayres) 3 - Also Started: Ballarat, Bat. 81b. (6. } Price); Wtidhey, -Bst. lib. XL. Wilson) : W&ikftrftliti) .Bst. 'lib. (A.. Olivet) j* Iniiiiri 7ss. 121b, v (E. Lowe): Sfeatfian, 7st. 121b.' ; (Simpkins); Sirtiplex, 7st. 111b. (Alf. Oliver); 5 Toa Tuhi, 7st. 51b. (R. Liiiiiboss) j Pohutu, ' 7st. lib; (Coleman) : Mataari, 6st. 121b. ' (Stan; • Reid); and Nicotine, 6st, 121b. (R. f Young), ' ; ■- ■; Gipsy Belle, Sunbonttet, &nd Ballarat wore (juickest, away,' while Irauui was badly left. Gip&y Bells soon took the lead, and led into ■ tbo straight from Sunbonhet, Simples, and Overtime/ ;Stmbonnet threw but a challonge,.but was-uiinblo to catch Gipsy Belle, who won by a, length and a half. Overtime ; Was a similar distance- tvtvay third. Simplex ; .wqb fourth) Woodhey ■ fifth,' and Ballarat ' sixth. Timo, lmin. 15 l-sscc. BIRTHDAY: WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 I sovs. Seven fuTiongs. Mr. Vf. J. Douglas's b. g. Pikopo, by San Fran —Young TTira, 4yrsf, Bst. 131b; (Pi O'Brien) 1 Mr. R. Smith' 6 Waipuhuij Oct....(Telford) \ 2 Mr, G> Delan&y's Twinkle, Bst. 131b. (Oliver) ; 3 Also started: Gold Bird. Oat. 121b! i (Siflith); Castigliono, 9st. (Jenkins); Maggie I l'aui, Bst. 111b (Clareburt); and Black Pearl, Bst. Vlb. (Cairns). . . ; Waip'uiiui led around the honie turn, half a dozen lengths to the good, but was collared at the/half distance by,- Pikopo, who won by a 8eok) i head botween Becond and third. Time, 1 mm. 34 2r6 sec. NOTES ON ME RACING. ' North East was made afirm-favourite for the Flying Hack Handicap, with Te Kahiiringi and Brilliancy next in demand. 'North Bast'did not get away very well, and never got into a winning position; though- he finished viry fast, and was just out of a place; To Kahurangi was < one of the first three to leave the , barrier, and tomnieftding' quickly, eOon Had a break Of a coUplo df lengths. He was tiring in the last half furlong, and. had td ho ridden right out to win by a head from Pukewii. The latter is a promising colt, by Waiuku, and with better luck at the 1 staH Would havo beaten To Kahurangi. For the Hack Hurdles .Tftuira; waß id' , slightly .better favourite than Tokoroa, Lothnir and Diplomatic. The, was ft onesided Affair, Tauira, who , got away badly, taking charge at tlife Eccoiid liurdlo, and winning ebsily. As_ previously stated in these columns, T'auira is an ideal stamp of hurdler, but ho was lameaftcr yesterday's race', and will' not bo'.-started to-day.. Tokoroa.' and | Erl King were tho other promising hurdlers in tho field. but both appeared to "bo burst up hv tho fast pace set. Alf tho - acceptors went to tho post for tho Raukawa Cup, for which Sir Tristram was inatalled a firm favourit'e. It took some littlo timo to get. the-field away, &Qd when the tapes wore finally released Maiora ran oit tho side of the track iiftd took no part, in the race. On tho favourite, L. "Wilson redo , a very confident raco, keeping him about ' fourth or -fifth; until Hearing .the straight, when he let him stride along, and tho ' Knrnmu, candidate soon had his opponents . in -difficulties. >Kopu came Svith a very fast < rim in tbo straight, but ho did not, look to ; bo pressing Sir 'Tristram.; Kopu has now, , howover, regained his form' of tho spring, : and should l>o returned a winner niaui

shortly. Mahuta was in at the fnlish; and lUiw that tlio tracks, are soft tho Mahaki hOrso may mako up, for the many disappointing races he has run this season. For the Otiiki Haok Handicap, Goodwin Park was made tlio hottest'favourite of tho day, but though ho was ono of tho first away he I6fct Ills position early, and though ho camo again at tho finish could get no nearer than fourth., Jonkins rode a great raco on Cpronotted, and stealing a march at tho homo turn, rodo a vigorous finish, and just lasted Idng euough to heat King Post. Commencing smartly) King Post liad.a good position in tho early stages, but he drifted back at half the distaste, and . wlion Cairns got him clear of tho t'UCk again ho was too late \to head CorOnett-ed, though in a few more strides ho u'ould havo Won.

ltangikapua, with Oliver in tlio saddlo, was a strong first favourite for the Maiden Flat Race, but r l'e Iloti took charge early, and leading throughout, won easily by a couple of lengths, Montpelier wiis finishing faster than Rangikapua, but Oliver just managed ..to squeeze tho latter into second place. . As In the Cup, the ivliolo of the acceptors started in tfeo RftnglurU Handicap, for which Slinbonnot was a slightly bettor favotirito than Waikaraka, Ballarat, and Gipsy Belle. The field, gave k 'lot of trouble at tile barrier, and ■ eventually Iranui waa. hopelessly; left. Ballarat, Gipsy Belle, and Sunbonnet wore quick to begin, and Gipsy Belle took the lead in the first furlong, - She led into the straight by a conple of lengths, but Jenkins had to handle her judiciously to stall off a late run by.Sunbonnct, v,ho tf&s somewhat unlucky to lose. 1 Pikopo was made favourite for- tho Birthday Welter, and lift j\ist gained the verdict oft the post. Waipunui looked- all over a dinner In the Straight, hut Pikopo iamO wjtli a great finish 'and beat him ofl-tba jMsi, The Winner is a half-brother to Tauirtt, who won the hurdle race earlier in the day.' ACCEPTANCES FOR THE SECOND DAY. (Br ;*S3oci(iti(i»,j; f Otakl, June 3. The following are the acceptances for the second day of tho Otaki .Maori Racing Club's Mooting ;-*• ,- ■ ■ , .- -- '' v TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP. Five furiOngS.'-To Ru, Bst. 131b. ; To Kahlli'angi, Bst. illp.'i ;The Saint, fifet, Vlb.; Leohorfi, 7st. lilbi : Te Roti, 7st, 101b.; Waiata, 7st. 9lb, i Brilliancy, 7st, 61b.;. Purakau, 7st. 6lb, j Prevail, 7st, 31b. j Matira, 7st. 31b.; Twinklo, 7st. 31b. j Merry Christnlas, Cst. 181b.! Clover, Ost. 71b. j - and Black Pearl, 6st, 71b. . v StJIA HANDICAP. One milel-Sir Frisco, Bst. 71b. j, Waitapu,'Bst. Sib.Mahuta, Bst. -Sib.- J Wosdhey, Bst.' lib. ; Ivopu, 7st. ,131b.; Rdosevolt, 7sti* 121b. Seaman, 7st,/101b;; IraflUi, 7st. 81b.; Maiora,-7st. 81b. j Probability, tst. ; 31b.; ,Toa Tuhi, 7st.. 31b. ■ Silken Rein, 7st. j PoliUtU,. 6st; "121b.; Gaelic. Cst. 101b.; Mallet, 6st, tOlb.; ■/ Kurawaka, 6it. 91b. ;■ and Matahri,-Gst. 71b. SECOND ,HACK HURDLE HANDICAP; One mile and a half.—Auratus, list. \ 61b.; ■Mount Cook, lOst. Gib.; Aotea, lOst. 41b.; Polyanthus,' lOst/ 21b;; Diplomatic.' lOst; 21b,; Erl King, 9st.V 121bV: Rendrock, Dst. ,fllb. j Tokoroa, Sst. 81b;; Chicane, 9st. ,71b.; ahd Lothair,. 9st. ~ \< j : . STEWARDS'-'HACK HANDICAP, Seven furlongs.—King Post, Ost. 41b.; North: East, 9st,y Goodwin, Park, Bst. 131b.'; Mallet, Bst.! 121b.; Ceronetted, Bst. l2lb. j Splash, Bst. lib.;. Waipunui, 7st. 131b. j Sir Possible, 7st. 9lb. ; Buoyant,- 7st. 81b.; Awha, 7sl. 41b. ; Shallow, 7st, 21b.-; Vint®, 7st. 21b.;. Notorious, 6st. 121b.; Thetisj Gsti 121b. ; Quarry Girl, 6st. 111b. s „ i.. RAILWAY HANDICAP. Six furlongs.Sunbonnot,.Bst. 71b.; Gipsy Belle, Bst. 61b.; Waikaraka, 7st. 121b.; Effort, 7st. 121b.; Simplex, 7st. 101b.; Overtii&e, 7st. 51b.; ahd "Nicotine,. 6st., 7lb. ' ! OHAU WEIjTER HACK HANDICAP.' One mile.—Coronetted, 1 : 9st. 101b.; Pikopo, 9st. 101b.; Gold' Bird,' Bst. Sir Possible, Bst. 101b,';.Castigliond, Bst. 81b.; Mag-

gio l'aul, Bst. 21b.; Ariyoro, Sst. j Channel, B&fc. ; and Black Pearl, B&t.' • .

AUCKLAND R.C. WINTER MEETING.

. BULLY WINS THE HURDLES. ' ■■ . tor TfcLfcrifclrlt—TßESlj assocutjom.l * . ; , . Auckland, Juno 3. : Tlio Auckland Racing Club opened the Great Northern t Steeplechase meeting at Ellerslia to-day in the presenco of a large, attendance} and in, dry hut dull weather. The;following are,the, results:—..' • MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE, of 150 govs. About two miles, and a half,—Mr. R, M'Miken'B Le Beau, by Leolantis—Belle, list. lib. 'Pinker), 1; Mr.' D. Walker's Te - Kaintli, 9st. 121b. (R. M'Gregor), 2; Mr. A. C. Selby's Mozart, lOst. (Mr. Selby), 3. Also started: To Arai, lOst. 71b.; Ncstator, 10st, 51b, j Waihekau, Sst.' 131b. ; v Manganiahako, 9st. Sib. ; Wairakau, 9st. 72b.; and Armagh, 9st: 71b. Won by three lengths. Time, 4mm. 425«. . ;. ' JERVOIS HANDICAP.. Five furlongs.— Mr. J. Muir's Blue Garment, by Blue Light —Seamstress, Bst. 21b. (R. E, Brown), 1: Mr.' Walter Bavies's Turbine, 1 Bst.l3lb. (Buchanan), 2; Mr. W. Gall's Coromandcl (Ollivei-Jj Bst. 61b., 3. ,Also started: Miscast; 9st. ;,Miss Advance, {Ist.; All's Well, Sst. 91b.; Starboard, Bst. 81b.; Zinnia, Sst. 81b.; Klondyke, 8&t. 61b.; Noma, Bst. 41b. : Durability, Bst. 41b,; John, Bst. 31b.; Miohaeloff, Bst. 2lbi; Cyrottus) Sst! lib.; Censure, Bst, lib. ; Don Quex, Sst". lib. ; Flying Soult, Bst.; Madam Soult, ,Bst.and Castle Blaney, Bst. Won comfortably by two lengths. Time, lmin. 3 2-Ssec. ■ ■ . MAIDEN HURDLE RAOE, of 110 govs. One . mild., and . three-quarters.—Mr. D. M'Kinnon's. Cymri, by - Cyroniali—Agato, 9sti 71b. (Deerey), 1; Mr, H, ;Weal's Leo, 9st. (Murray),-' 2; Messrs. Lamer, and Newsham's Heathen, Dst. (Jones), 3. Also stirted: Tut Cabobau, Sst. 111b.;' Waione, 9st. 31b. ; Quebec,- 9st.. 3lb. ; Pleiades,' 9st: . An interesting finish.. resulted'' in. Cymri gaining the. judge's ''.verdict. \by -. a • head. I Heathen was a. length' away third; ' .Timo, i 3min. 2sec. GREAT NORTHERN, HDRDtIi RACE, of 650'.soys. .Two miles and a half.' : ' Mr. J. Nelson's Bully, by. Freedom^. Natator maro, ■ i)st. 31b. (Spcakman) 1 Mr. J. B. Williamson's : Irish, lOst. - , . (M'Kinnou) 2! Mr. A. F. Douglas's Wnipu, lOst. 71h. ■ . (O'Connell) 3 Also started: l'aritutu, list. 61b.; Cuiragno, lOst. olb.; Swagsman,' lOst. 41b. j Sol, ■ lOst. 41b.; Jack l'ot, lOst.. 21b:; Reservoir, 9st. 101b. : Belario, 9st.' 81b. ; Creisot, 9st. 41b. ; • , At the ho»e turn, tho raoo was between Irish and Bully. The .latter) getting his head in front after they had got over the .final hurdle, drew out in the fun to tho post, and Won an exciting race by "-two from Irish, who ran a great race. Waipu,'"Who passed.' tho tiring Jack Pot a short' distance . from tho post,' was three lengths away, third. Jack Pot was fourth, and then foDowed Sol, Swagsman, Cuiragno, Paritutu, Reservoir, and Creugot. Time, ; 4min. oosec. , - CORNWALL HANDICAP. Ono mile and , a quarter. l —Mr. R. C. Wallace's Ngapiika, by Soult—Panbua, 9st. 61b.' (Ryan), 1; Waimangu, Bst. 13lb. (Cross), 2; Sedition, 9st. 21b. (Chaafe), 3. Also started: Irish Riflo (O'Connell), Oxton (Jones), Advocate (Deeley), Delegate (Speaknian), Waucliope (Whale), Scotty (Quint-oil), Maheno (Buchanah), Stayboy (Brady), Waihuku (M'Millan), First Gun (R. E. Brow'n), Lord Rosfrbery. Woti by a length and a half. Time, 2min. 13 l-ssoc. t HUNT CLUB HURDLES. "Two miles.Mr. R. D. Tindall's Baclielor, list. 31b. (Mr, , Short), 1; Mr. J. Patterson's Tlio Stroller, , lOst. (Mr. Patterson), 2; Mr.E.D.O'Rorko's i Warden, lOst. Gib. ( (Mr. Gorrie), 3. Also i started: Putaruru, lOst. 71b; (Mr; Hogg) ; i Wangapapa, lOst. (Mr. G, GDrrie); Carkeck, ; lOst. (Mr. C, Selby); Boxer, lOst. (Mr. F. , Solby).,' Won by six lengths, with eighf ) lengths between: second and third. Time, ! 4niin. 4sec. 5 MEMBERS' HANDICAP. %jve furlongs. , —Mt. R. W. Dudcr's Devonport, by: Soult —Anna, -Sst. 131b. (P. Brady), 1; Mr. T. II Wylio's Dogaor Bwiiti Bet. 311), (Ryan), £.|

WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY. The following aro tlio for tho second day of tho meeting of tlio Auckland Racing Club ORAKEI HURDLES. Ono milo and threequarters.— Stayboy, list. 41b.; Poplar, lOst. Gib.; Cymri,- lOst. 61b.; Eblis, l'Ost.; Notoorini, 9st. 131b.; Iromnould. Ost. 81b.Waikato, 9st.-81b.; Leo, fiat. Sib.; Tui Cakobau, Ost. 71b.; Carlylo, Ost. 61b.; Sweet Alice, 9st, 51b.; Luminator, 9st/61b.; Kapakapa, Ost. 41b. J Gladanulir, 'Ost. 41b.; Vizier, 9st. 31b.; Heathen, Ost. . 31b. ;■ Quebeo. 9st.; Pleiades, 9st.; Red M'Gregor, 9st.; MangaInahaki, 9st.; Kaitangata, 9st.; Keep Stop, 9st,; and Urania, 9at. REMUERA HURDLES. Two miles.—Ben Jonsoii, list. 121b.; Maidi, list. 31b.; Kairflma, lOst. 121b.; . Exffloor,- lOst. 121b.; ■ffaipti) lOsfc. 91b.; Bully, lOst. 31b.; Cuiragno, lOst. 'lib.; Swagsman, lOst.; Commander, Oat, 101b.; Reservoir, 9st. 61b.; ToKainui, 9st. -olb. i Poplar i 9st. 41b. j Corazon, 9st. 31b. j I and Waikato, 9st. JUMPERS' FLAT. Ono mile and A hair.— Bell Jonsoto, list. Olb.; Paritutu, lOst. 131b.; Kremlin, lOst. olb.; Belario, Ost. 131b.; Stayboy, 9st. 121b.; Maidi,i 9st.- 91b. ; Noteorim, 9it. 51b.; Newtown, Ost. 41b.; Waiono, 9st. 31b.; Luscombe, Ost. 21b.; Gladsmuir, 9st. lib.'; Quebec, Ost.; and Luminator, Ost. PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Ngapuka, list. 41b.; Taimariupo, lOst. 131b.; Irish Riflo, lOst. 131b.; Dawn, lOst. 101b.; Oxton, lOst'. 91b.: Grenadier, lOst. 71b.; Devonport, lOst. 71b.; Exmoor, lOst. 41b.; Waimangu, lOst. 41b.; Sedition, lOst. 41b.; Loohbuhie, lOst. 21b.; Dogger Bank, lOst. lib.; Miss Winnie, lOst. lib.; Glonulliri, 9st.. Olb.: Santa Rosa, Ost. 91b.; Sir Artegal, 9st. 91b.; Delegate, 9st. 81b.; Wauchopo. 9st. 81b.: Sandix,' ! 9st. , 61b. ; Foremost, Ost. ,61b.; Tattoo, 9st. 31b.; Waihtikai 9st. lib. ; Wee Trinket, 9st. lib.; i Hydraulic, Ost. lib.; Corom&ndel, 9st.; First Gun, 9st.; Explosive", 9st.; Lyoia, Ost.; and Highdon, 9st. \ V - < I RANFURLY HANDICAP. Oiio milo.Tattoo, lOst. 121b.; Epsom Las 3,: lOst, ; Valentine,. 9st. 121b. i.Escamillo, fist'. 121b.; MisS Advance, Ost., lOlb. ;' Jill, 95t.,, 91b.; Highden', Ost. 81b.; ; ,Eimlock> 9st. 71b.; Starboard,' Ost. 51b. : Zinnia, 9st. ' Clb.; Cyrona, 9st. 31b. j'Michaeloif, Ost.; Tamaheie, 9st.; .Matarero, 9st.; Flying, : Soult,'. 9st. • Don Quex, 9st.; Dainty,\/95t..: Castle Blaney, 9st.;; Cyrettus, 9st.; Totika, 9st.; Censure,' 9st.; and Lady Jaiio, 9st. ' THE RACING AT ELLERSLIE. i Regarding the runniiig of the Great Northern Hurdles, our correspondent telegraphs Uhat Irish,- who made 'all tlio pace, appeared to havo the race won at the last fence, but Bully made ' a flying jump and gained a couple of lengths, which, enabled him to beat Irish'. .Belario fell when he was going very- well, and Creusot broke a blood vessel, and-finished, a'long way baok. Jack Pot, who finished'fourth, ran a good'race for two miles, but he jumped badly, and this lost him ground, for at Ellerslie the hurdles are stiff, and it requires a good fencer-to win the hurdle race as Well' ns the 6teopleohase. The best jumpera engaged in Saturday's steeplechase aro considered to be Kiatcro, Irish, and Le Beau. Le Beau showed too. much pace for any of tho other candidates in 1 the Maiden Steeples, but To-Arai gave the impression that ho will do better in his next attempt over big country-. In tho Jervois Handicap, Miscast again got 1 away badly, otherwiso ho would probably have won. W, /Young met with an accident through iWaiono falling in tho Maiden Hurdles, and the Feildinjr jockey ; was -removed to the hospital suffering from internal injuries, whioh, however) are not considered serious. - • OUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETINC. IDT TItEOBAra—rBESS ASSOCIATION.) Dunedln, Juno 3. ' The Dunedin Jockey Club's Winter meeting opened to-day in splendid'/weather. The course was in first-class order, and the'attendance was very large. The sum of £7,682 103. was put through the maohine, as against £7865 last year. Thirteen bookmakers'were licensed. Tlio following aro tho results:— PACIFIC HURDLE. HANDICAP, of 115 sovs. One mile and three-quarters.—Mr. J. Hamilton's ' Ringman, by * Castor—Bangle, list, (H. Garr), 1; Mr.J, Beck's Kaikomako, )st.' (Byrne), 2; Mr, J. gmart's Homeward) Lo3t. 131b. (W. Jarvis), 3. Also started; 3rcino, Ost. 41b;; and JVonderful, lOst. 81b. iftor six furlongs Orsino got a slight lead oi Homeward.' With six furlongs to go, Ring- . Man went up and Homeward lost nis place. ' Ringman had a clear lead htilf a mile from liome. Kaikomako was in second, place at tho three, furlongs mark, but ' could not trouble Ringman, who won by six lengths! Erne, 3min. 28 2-ssec. , . , v BRIGHTON HANDICAP,' of .100 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Messrs. Baird and Sharp's Warsaw, by Stepniak—Lady Lorraine, ■ 9st. 31b, (J. Kae), 1; Mr. J. W. Skinner's British Peer, 7st. 131b. (T. Cotton). 2; Mr. A. Barton's Sant Rosaleor, 7st. l3lb. (W. Weir), 3. Also started: Umeraboy, 7st. 13lb.Sarsfiekl,. 7st. 91b;; Feodore, 6st. 71b.; Lady Ranald, Cst.. 71b. ; Sarsueld and Umeraboy made the running in front of British Peer, the others closo up. Approaching the home turn, Warsaw challenged, ; and at once had tho favourite .in ' difficulties. Umeraboy stopped Very quickly, and Warsaw went for a comfortablo > win by two lengths from British Peer, with Sant Rosalccr. a length and a half further amy. Time, lmln, 30 2-ssec. - ""BIRTHDAY; HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. , Ono milo and a quarter. Mr. G. M. Evans's Oiyoi, by Stepniak— ' Hermosa, 7st. 131b........Rea1) 1 Mr. J. R.. Hart's . Chief- Lochiel, ,Bst. 71b. , r „ . ' (T> Cotton) 2 Mr. C. Machell's .AIl Guns, 7st. 131b.' v ■ (J. M'Cluskey) ,3 Also staVted;: Field Gun, Ost.;. Dabeliick, Bst. 31b.; Stratagem,. Bst. Blb.'; Lady Disdain, Bst.; 81b.; Sea King, Bst. Bib.; Astrakhan, 7st. 131b.; Luresomo, - Gst. 71b.; Red and Black, 6st. 71b.; and- Sacha, 6st. 71b. All Guns and Sea King shot-out smartest, ,and led out of tho straight ill front of Dabchick. Then All Guns took tho lead, and had drawn clear on entering tho back .stretch. At about tho . h«lf-inilc,. Chief Locme] ran into, second place. ' All Guns led into tho straight: two hundred ..yards from home, Whilst All Guns was staving off Chief Lochiel, Oiyoi ran past>'them and won by over .threo lengths from Chief Lochiel, who outlasted All Guns. -'Time, 2min. 10 3-s?ec. . \ . TRIAL PLATE, of 100.. sovs.. Seven furlongs.;— Mr. J. F. Buchanan's Bulletin, by Pilgrim's Progress—Gossip, 7st.' 01b. (R. W. King), 1; Sir J. Clifford's.Whistlcoraft,-.7st. 121b. . (R. Hatch), 2; Mr. J. M'Knight's Santa Clara, _7st. 101b. (E. Cottan), 3,' Also started: .Invincible, Bst. ,41b.;. Slaney,' Bst. 41b. ;i and Adjudge, 7st. 121b... Invincible's colours were first to appear, but ho at once lost hit. place, and Santa Clara led from Bulletin and Adjudge. At the bottom oi the straight' Bulletin mastered Santa Clara and surviving n fast late run- by Whistlecraft,' won by less than a length, Santa Clara two lengths further away. Time, limn. 30 ?/-ssec. TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs.—Mr. A. M'Farlane's Federal, by Formosa—Fairy Queen, _Bst. 81b. (F. E. Jones), 1; Mr. J. C. N. Grigg's Ilarita, Bst. Blb. (R. Hatch), 2; Mr. F. Armor's Serenade, Bst. 21b. (R. W. King), 3. Master Alix led to the turn, with Federal handy. Tho latter took command when heads were turned for home, and Federal going out won comfortably by a length. Time, lmin. IV 3-ssec.. . : SADDLe'hILL HACK HANDICAP, of 10C sovs.- Six furlongs.—Mr. N. Bertram's Inch, bonny., by Glnnrariald—Tercdina, Bst, 51b, (A. Cliapman), 1; Mr. W. Winchester 1 ! Simon Pure, Bst, (Wingfield), 2; Mr. J. J, Cain's Kostroma, lOst. 91b. : (J. Lindsay) 3. Also, started: Glenfield, Bst. 61b.; Mj Lawyer, Est. 41b.; . Sombrero, Bst. • lib. Little Medallist, Bst. j-l?osiue, Bst.; Fireball Bst.'; and Alexaudra, Bst. Inchbonny wa: first to break the line, but Firoljell was ii front as they ran round for tho turn, witl My . Lawyer handy, and Kostroma blose up Once in the straight Inchbonny look cliargi and won by a length and a half from Sinioi Pure, who beat Kostroma by a head for sec ond place. Time, lmin. 20sec.

WINTER WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 sots. Seven furlongs—Mr. W. T. Hazlett's Cuirosottia, by Cwrrn«>w—Poiusottia, Get, (J. Bao), 1 j Mr, F. 'I, M'Loaa's ISrejdw- B*t.

81b. (J. Beal), 2j Mr. W. C. Harrison's] Eous, Bst. 31b. (J. Olson), 3. Also ran: Ard Roigli, 9st. 71b.; Grandstand, fist. 21b.; Zetland, 9st. lib.; Qasqito, Sst. lib.: Malakoff, Bst,; anil- Strathfillan, Bst. The field got away to a splendid start, and Eous was first to orcak line. Erslsine waa, however, shooting out as "tlicy ran past tho i five furlong post.. Erskino was first into the straight, but at tho distanco Cuirosettia ranged alongside, and going ,on \von by a length, Eous threo lengths away third. Time, Irain. 32 3-6SCC. ACCEPTANCES' FOR SECOND DAY. Tho following acceptances liavo been received for tho second day of tho Dunedin Joclccy. Club's Winter meeting:— SILVEItSTREAM HACK HANDICAP.— Kostroma,loat. 81b.; Obsono, Oat. 91b,; British l'eor, 9st. 81b. ; Inchbonny,' Oat. 101b.; Sarsfield, Sst. '111b.; Simon Pure, 7st. • 121b.; My Lawyer, 7st. 101b 1; Lady Ranald, 7st. 71b.; Little Medallist, 7st. 71b.;; Rosine, 7st. 71b.; Anarchist, 7st. 71b.; and Alexandra, 7st. 71b. INVERMAY WELTER. - Grandstand, Bst. 121b.; Zetland, Bst. 111b.; Loftus, Bat. 1011).; LuresOme, Bst. Gib.; Oris, Bst. 21b.; Red and Black, 7at. 131b.; Sacha, 7st. 71b.;. Adjudge, 7st. 71b.; and Strathfillan, 7st. 71b, WINGATUI STEEPLECHASE.—Leonardo, list: 21b.; Homeward, lOst. 71b.; Albury, lOst. 71b.; 'Wonderful, lOst. -71b.; St. Kooringa, 9st. 71b,; and Wanganui, fist. 71b. ' PROVINCIAL HANDICAP.—FederaI, Bst. 131b.; Field Gun. 85t,.121b.; Sea King, Bst. 91b.; Lady Disdain, Bst: 81b.; All Guns, Bst, Gib.; Stratagem, Bst, 41b. j llarita, Bst. 21b.; Astrakhan, 7st.' 91b.; Pinul,'7st. 71b.; Warsaw. 6st. 131b.; and Apollodoris, 6st. 121b. : WAIRONGOA HANDICAP. - Flitaway, 9st. lib.; Pctrovna, Bst, 71b.; Master Alox, 7st<-91b.; Ard Reighj 7st. 61b.; Balaclava, i 7st. 41b.; Erskino, 6st. 131b.-; Gapon, 6st. 71b..; and Liza, 6st. 71b.', ■ . ' \ CLARENDON HAOK. HANDICAP.r-rKos-troma, ,Bst. ,131b.; Gunboat, Bst. 31b. j Whistlecraft, Sst. 21b.; Sant. Rorialeer, Sst. lib.; Santa Clara, 7st. 51b.; Glenfield, 6st. 71b'.; Lady Ranald, Gst. : 71b.; Firebell, 6st.' 71b;'; Rosine; -6st. 71b.; and Feodor, 6st. 71b. ' FAREWELL WELTER—Lady Disdain, Bst. 121b.; All Guns, ,Bst. 111b.; Dabchick, Bst. 111b.; Pctrovna, Bst. 91b.; Cuirosettia; Sst. 61b.; Warsaw, . 7st. 51b.; Miss Gal, 7st. 41b.; Apollodoris,' 7st. 31b.; .Eous, 6st. 111b.; Red and. Black, 6st.!Blbv: and Casque,"6st. 71b. PLUMPTON PARK TROTTINC CLUB'S WINTER MEETING. "(81 Tlt-XGRaI'It—PRESS JSSOCIVTIOiI.I ■' • Clirlstchurch, June 3. Favoured with a summer-like day,' the Plumptoh Park Trotting Club's Winter meeting was continued to-day in tho prcsenoo of a particularly- largo attehdanco. ' The track whs in greatly improved order, affording the best of going, while the' racing was of a ; most interesting nature., Tho following are 'he results;—'. ' PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (harness), of 60 sovs. Two miles.—Little Arthur, llseo., 1; Child Abdallah, 12sec., 2; TeKooti, Bsec.,J 3. Time, smin. 19 l-ssec; LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP (harness), of 45 sovs, Ono mile.—King'Triioey, 18sec., 1; Nugget, 27scc., 2; Areida, 15scc., 3. Time, i2min. 36 3-ssec. , PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP (harness), of 150 sovs. Two miles.—Diok Fly, 2sec., 1; Noreen, 9sec., 2; Verasr>3sec., 3,Terra Nova, scr., Albertorious, Too Soon, and Master Poolo also started. Time, 4mm. 42 2-osec. r 1 MIDDLETON HANDICAP (saddle); of 80 sovs. Two miles.—J.P., 18sec., 1; Viowmont, 13sec., 2; Vitella, 7sec., 3. Time, smin. Isec. ' ADVANCE. HANDICAP (harness), of 65 sovs. One mile and a half.—Cinders, llsoc., 1; Mada, 155e0,, 2; Belroy, 7scc., 3. Time, 3min. 40 3-sseo. - TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (saddle), of 85 sovs. One mile.—St. Simon, Ssec., 1; Millwood, Cscc,, 2; Ned Egan, 6scc., 3. Time, 2min. 19;2-sscc v SOCKBURN HANDICAP (hahiess)i of 100 sovs. Two miles—Revenue, scr., 1; Rofcholia, 24sec., 2; *Miss Vivian', 205e0., 3. Time,' 4min. 43s<>c. "• • . \ • AH REVOIR HANDlCAP'(harness), of 95 sovs. Ono mile.—Elector,'3sec., 1; Imperial Polly, ssec., 2; Frederick* 7seo,, 3., Time, 2min. 19sec. :

JOCKEY WOOTTON'S SUCCESS. , (di TiLKQitirn—rticas assocution—corvnianT.l' > , London, June 2. F. Wootton, tho Australian jockey,' rodo three winnersat Hurst Park, races. \