THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 676, 29 November 1909, Page 5

THE TURF.

' RACING FIXTURES. .....;Wot, 80 and Dec. I.'—Feilding J.C. Sprine. -■ Deo. I.—Takapuna J.C.' Spring.,.. : • Dec. 2—Waitara R.C. Hack. r Dec. 4 and 11.—Wellington Pony and Galloway R'C--8 and 9—Woodville District J.C. Sumtv mor * : Deo. H and 16—Christchnreh R.C. Summer. . Dec. 23,. 27 and 28—Manawatu R.C. Summer. 8 00 2": and 28-i-Dunedin J.C. Summer. , Dec. 27, 30, Jan. 1 and 3—Auckland Racing. Club's. Summer. .. Dea, 1:7 and 28-*Taranaki J.C. Christmas. ,;Dea 29—Ashhurst-Pohangina R.C. Annual, t J&j#. 1— 1 1'e Karaka lt.C. ■ Annual. .Jaa. 1 and 3—Vincent J.C. Annual. . . 1 Jan. 1 and'S—Wairarapa R.C. Bummer. " TAKAPUNA J.C, SPUING MEETING. RIMLOCIC WINS THE HANDICAP. : ■' (Ry Teletfraph—Prcas Aasoclallon.l : Auckland, November 27. ' ''': The-opening day's racing in connection with the Takapuna' Jockey Club's,. Spring' meeting ':. 'took .place i this; afternoon. -■ .The weather, was ' ' fine and theltijack,, .in ; igood:;order,. and not- ' :/withstanding '.the-, strotgr: counter-attractions' of; tho Agricultural'Show,..there was a large.attend- i nnce. -The: sum 1 of-ieSB33 went through the ' totalisatoi'. and- twcnvj;-eight bookmakers were ' licensed, 1 ■: ,The following are the results :—.;, TRIAL HANDICAP, of 80. sovs. One mile.. -- ; -Mr.;-H. R.-. M'Kenzie's Royal' Scotland, '.-Yst.:V 71b (Griffin) 1 1 Hr. Coleman's Prince:. Leo, -7st.■ 71b. t (Accola) 2 Mr; Alison's Monocle, 7st. 71b. ...(M'Millan) 3 .' Also started: Zinnia, 'Bst. 101b.; Waiotahi, Bst; 51b.; Castle Blaney, 7st. 131b.; • Prophet,■ 7st. 71b.; Aristos, 7st. 71b.; Penfold, 7st. 71b.; - 'Lloyds,'■ 7st. 71b.; and -Flying Soult, :7st. 71b.. Won by a length from Prince Leo, who beat Monocle by half a length for second placo. Time, lmin. 46sec. . . . • .. . CAMBRIA HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. ; Four .' . . - . . . furlongs. • : Mr. R. Hannon's Merrigee, 7st. (Gray) 1 Mr, A. Hansen's Princess Soult, 6st.>l2lb. ■ .v. ■ . . (Conquest) 2 Mri-Alison's Lady Waterford,i,7st. 51b.. (Deeley) 3 | ; ' :Also started: Lucille, 7st. 21b. .. -.. - - ~ i ■ Won .by , half a. hDad. Lddy Waterford two .lengths away.. ;,Time;'s3sec. : -. :• ;• - . I ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP, of 200 , sovs. I One mile and a quarter. . . I .Mr:- D. M'Kinnon's Rimlock,. by Flintlock— t. Hcspor, 6st. 91b.'.ii...: ;..(R. W.'Brown) 1 Mr. W. Davics's Te Aroha, 7st. 131b.; (Buchanan) 2 . .Mr. J.'B. Williamson's, Akaraua, 7st, 3lb. - .../ :.•■ (R. E. Brown) 3 ' •'Also started: .Tattoo,'7st. 121b.; and Aristo : ... crat, Cst. ; 131b: _ ■ ; i>: Won by a, length:' ; :from - To Aroha', - '■ with ■ '.i . Akaranii, who -finished fast, a length and' a half away third. (Time not ; telegraphed,) HANDICAP MAIDEN-HURDLES, of 80 sovs: .: One mile and a half , and 100'-yards. ■ Mr. R. W. Duder's Tui Cakobau, 9st. Gib. ' (Julian) 1 Mr. W. Davis's Pleiades, 9st. (Deerey) 2 Mr. C. Thede's Urania; 9st. ,31b. (O'Brien) 3 . :-- Also started:. Dogger Bank, 9st. 51b,; King, 9st,' 21b.; St. Maria, 9st..lib.; Rua, ,9st.' llb.i and Iloongo, 9st. ; - Won by a couple of lengths from Pleiades, with Urania a similar distance away third. .Time, Smin. 0 2-ssec. : . CHELTENHAM HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five -... furlongs and a.half.- L . Mr. T. .IVo's Necktie, -7st. 51b. ...... (Gray) 1 .. ' . :Mr. W. J. -Barleyman's. Tarintu, 7st. lib..:;. . (Deeley) 2 • Mr. W. R. Duder's Devonport, Bst. Blb.- j : - . ;•-//": :'' vv ■■ - (Julian)' 3 . V 'started Sir -'Arfegal, • Bst. 61b.; Jena, 7st.; 21b,; Aimwell, 7st.; Sea: : . ''Elf, fist. 131b.'; and Positive, Gst.. 9lb. • Won comfortably by half a length. "Devon■iport was a ,couplo of lcfigths -away third, and : |Se& Elf -fourth. -Time", lmin. lOsec.. . During tho ra,ce Sir Artegal was bumped on to tho rails, Ms rider, C. Brown,' having his -foot;badly .cut. while;'the horse was also, cut ■ inbout. Browns injuries were attended to by ~ --'Dr. Gmnile6s, : .who fbund iti necessary to put in .. „was also, badly . ;_cut about." 2 > : vMELROSE HANDICAP, of ,75 soys., Five fur- . ' longs and a half. . 1 JMr. T.^'AuSbrani's'tadir'Dot; '74t. lib. '. " (Conquest) 1 ■ . /'Mr. R.' L.; Cleland's Madam Soult,"7st.' ; > (Accola) 2 : / 'Mr. A. Mack's Scotch, '7st.'.(R. E. Brown) 3 '• Also .started: Zinnia, Bst; 41b.; Aoroa,. 7st.; 'Prophet, 7st.; Rob the Ranter, 7st.; IMmatahi, ,' : i7st.; ■ Toa Tore," '7st.; Pairawaatu, . 7st.; and , Caruso, 7st. • • Won by half a length from Madam Soult, v'/' who >was. just. in;-front- of Scotch,/with -Rob the /-./ .Ranter'clos6'"up'fourth;'r-Time, 'lmin.' 10 4-ssec; TIRI HANDICAP HURDLES, of 100 sovs.

.' r :,' . '■' Ono mile and threo quarters. ■••Mr.-H. Weal's Leo,. 9st. :9lb. .(Howard) 1 v■; 'Mr. J.Twohill's Commander,':--9st: 81b. V 4 -U' ;; ' j -(Decble) ? 2 vMr; (Grilfin) ; .3 Also started: Cymri; 9st. ,91b.; and Cavalioro, 9st 4lb. • Won by half a length from Commander, who :■ .was a:.head m front'. of First ■ Barrel,, with ~ Cavaliero and Cymri. about- the same distance away. Time, 3mm. 20 2-ssec. ' . -. FIRST .;PONY HANDICAP,' of 75 sovs. Five .V ;' ''v' furlongs and a» half. " f ■ ' , .'Mr.;S.,SaubreVs''Misstime/Bst.;(Deeley) ,1 , : . Jlr. F. Hall's Masonic, 7st. 21b. (Greenwood) .2 •Mr. J. B. Williamson's Oarmania,. Bst. 10lb. HP- •' : , V(Eerciyal) •-3 'f: f; Also. started: Mighty ; Atom,' Bst.\ 101b;; Nora V.;Sonlt,; 7st.6lb; j and/Peggy Pryde, 6st. 101b; . 1 : , Won by a head. Carmania was .a" . neck . •.away third,: and. Peggy Pryde ' was fourth. ~ . .Time,.lmm."llsec; . . S; ' ,■ WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY ; For fithe - second .day's e'vents, the ' following weights havo-baen declartd:— ' >■ KAWAU HURDLES. . -..One mile - and ■: three'quarters.—Ben ■ Jonson.i ".list; > slb,Shrapnel, i' + j:^; ; llst".-:41b;;;.Rangihaet'a, 'lOsti, 91b.; Sc'otty, lOst.. - 71b.,- Prince Leo, 10st. lib.; Couimiinder,' 9st. : u.;-: v; 9lb.'V;Cywri,- ~nb. f : ■Cavaherd,;-'9sti "21b.; -PukenUi; fIA. Uib. j First . Barrel,. 9st. -lib.;.; King, 9st.:,'. Don -Quexj- 9st.; ■• ..Urania, ~9st;; { Master, Crispin, : 9st;; ;Luminh-' , . tor,.Gst;; /Landlock, ' 9st.; Pleiades, 9st.;i'and Seoret-'Gun. Cti. • ' ' ' - 1 STANLEY HANDICAP. Four furlongs.— '•Devonport, - 9st. j .'.Lady; French,- -Bst. : 121b.; ; General .Sonlt,-;Bst;: v 3lb.;,:..Trirbine, Bst. 21b;r -;;• :Hohungatahi, ' 75t.,::121b;;; -Mahinga, 7st. '.111b.; Tanna, 7st. ,111b.; T« .Rakato, 7st. 61b. ; Jena, !; 7st. 61b.; • Sea ;Elf, ; 7st." .lib, Elegance, 6st. 131b.; Liaidy Francis,'Ost..l3lb.; ExCalibui', 6st.121b.; Position, Cat. 121b.; St. Marin, Gst. 121b.; •:.; '.Caxuso,;6st. ;121b.Roseliko, fist. 121b.; .Mary Ann,. 6st. 121b,; Mayiioff, 6st. 121b.; Monocle, :Ost. 121b.; Aoroa, 6st. 121b.; Tumatahi, • 'fist. ,',. : 'l2lb;rPairawaatu;':6st/.-121b.; Stepsonicle.'VOst. 121b.; and • Madam Soult, 6st. 12lb'. V : ■ CAUTLEY .HANDICAP. . Five furlongs.' :.,'i'r-iCambnan;i;.9st; 31b;,- De'voaport,. Bst. 91b.; ; - Necktie, 'Bst.; 'SirVArtegal v ' 7st. :121b.; Dogger; /Baiik, ,/si.- lOlt.j' Looaganu, i7st. 61b.; Tarina,' r . ;.7st. ,51b.; Turbine','76t;,'3lb.; Jena, 7st.; Tetraz- ': 131b.; ..Aimwell;:. 6st. 131b;; Elegance, . ' ;,:;6st. . 91b.; Lady Frances, Gst.. 91b. ; Excalibur, .est; 9lb.Positive; ,6st.' 71b.; Kai Ariki, 6st. ■ , 71b:; Roselike, ,Cst. :;71b.-; - Monocle, 6st: ' 71b.; -/j and Aoroa, 6st. 71b. ,' -:t ■ -VAUXHALL HANDICAP. ; Seven -furlongs. ! J i .fflb.; ; .Royal.Scotland,-7st. 121b.; Waiotahi, 7st. :. - lllb.i: Lady, Dot, ,91b.; Bench, 7st. 71b.; Prince Leo,'. 7st. 71b.y .Caitlo.'Blarley, 7st. 51b. ; ; -Monocle,-- -7st. ;llb.V Scotch, ;7st. '"lib.; ' Kai Ariki, 7st.; Totika; Tst.; Cuirasimon, 7:it.; Lady . Jane, 7st: ;-Bon. Battle, 7st.; Prophet, .*. ' 7st.; Censure, ; 7st.y .flying ■ Soult,. 7st.Aristos, . , Tst.; Corunna, 7s,^;-Monsieuj - Soult,' 7st;; and . Toa .Tero, 7st. • ' .. 7 - SPRING HANDICAP., \ One .mile;—Nga- : : :,'..pukav' oSt.' lib.; Advocate, Bst; lOlb'.'j- Te Arona,' ; . : Bst. 41b.; Sedition';- Bst.;' Tattoo, 7st. 111b.; /,>'-:Cbromahdelv : 7st. 911);;rMahenb, 7st. 8lb;; Tane- • ';. lcaha, Tst* 'slb. j.'Akaran&i' 7st. 5lb;; Anstncraki fist.'l2lb.; Rarata, fist.-121b.; Celtic,-Gst; 121b.; . . .Seldom, 'fist;: ; 111b.;-'Epsom '.Lass,:, fist. 111b.; ;r : fist,.lllb;,-vMissti'me." 6st." 101b.; Ele-. g.mce, fist. 91b:; ,Azoff,;'6st.'.:9lb.; Beach, 6st.. 81b.; and Monocle, Gst. gib.'PONY' HANDICAP.Five furlongs—Ma- . ,81b.; Catmania, ,Bst. 101b.; Mighty , Atom, "Sat. -,81b.; llisstimo; *Bst: ,71b.; -'Octoroon, Bst. 31b.; Masonic, 7st. 51b.;' Nora Soult, *7st. 51b.; Maika, 7st. 51b.; 'Miss Stella> \7st.', . Orango and- Blue, , 7st. ;- Peggy Pryde, Gst.l2lb.; : Pairawaatu, 6st. 91b.;. Lea Fire, Gst. 81b.; and Lady Weasel, fist. 71b. : WELTER- HANDICAP. One mile.-Eini'- . lock, 9st.-' 51b.; 1 Akarana, 1 9st. ,21b,; Celtic, Bst. • Wb.; Jewellery,: Bst. 41b.; Regain, Bsf.: 41b.; ! jfiscamillo,''7st;sl2lb;-;-Miss Advance, 7st.- 12Ib;'; : Royal■ Scotland, 7st;"lllb r Elegance, 7st. 111b.; Xzoff, 7st. lllb.; All's Woll,'7st. 10b.; Waion rr,:tihi;T;7^;;9lK;::Dainty/;7st.:7lb. ; ' Totika, 7st, v >71b.; Prince, Leo, 7st, 71b.; .Monocle, 7st. '71b.,* : ..'Blyxng Soult, 7st. 71b.;:and Penfold, 7st; 71b. ii i -''ItAKINO HANDICAP.. Four ■ furlongs.— 1 IfarriKße, Bst. llb.j Solus, 7st. 121b.;* Lady ■'>y ; 'is i'Xv'!':' :

Waterford, 7st. - 81b. j Doughboy, 7st. Bib.; Irritation, 7st, 51b, j Master Jaok, 7st. :slb. j Prin-' cess: Soult, 7st. 41b.; ,His Highness, 7st. 41b.; Miss Wairiki, '7st./ 31b.; Lucille,: 7st.' Jib.l Morfolope,- 7st, ■ lib,,-' Royal Seaton;,-7st. llb.i wvnce, 7st.; Silver Heels, 7st.; . and Sea Slave, 7st. '

HUTT PARK R.C. MEETING. GOLD CUP AGAIN VICTORIOUS. ' _: Delightful weather prevailed for the Hutt Park Racing Club's November meeting on Saturday afternoon, and the old racecourse was thronged with a very , large , attendance. v City patrons inado their way out to the Lower Hutt by train, and then by> 'feus and motor service to the racecourse. -. The arrangements worked well on the outward'-journey, but, after the last race,-there was a rush for the station, and the' number of conveyanots was 1 quite inadequate to cope with the trafficabout half the people having, to to. the Tailway station at Petone. Delay occurred at the starts of the various races, ■: too, and the lest event was- run half an hour behind time, so that city people did. not reach home till after 6.30 'p.m. The racing track, however, was in "good, order, and satisfactory fields faced the starter in all the events. Gold Cup, who has been a consistent winner since joining the 'pony , ranks,, was again- successful in the big handicap, and her win. was'.well received by the public. A different reception was given to, Lady Paul after- winning the 14.2 race, a seotion/- of the- publio • boing -apparently displeased with the form she displayed earlier in the day, when she ran third in the 14.3 handicap. ..A protest was entered against her on the ground that she' was unable to go under the standard,, but .this .was dismissed.'; Two accidents'occurred during,, the day. Paul fell in the Poneke Handicap, and his rider Todd received .a couple of scalp wounds. Miss Dean •parted with: her;'jockey :(Johnaon) in :the Hutt Park. Handicap, but .he was ' not -injured. Thirty bookmakers, were licensed by. the club, and' their: fees totalled over i! 200. The ma-jority-of the fielders reported losses. Results of:the racing are as follow:—' .TRIAL HANDICAP, .of 30 sovs: For'ponies 15', hands 'and''under.: Four furlongs .and a half.—Mr. .'"J. -O. Murray's . ell. g. Resign, bv Renown—Monastery, 4yrs., .10st. 71b. (L; Waihapi), ■1; Mr.: Jackson Goodmn's St. Flora, Bst. 91b. (Rice), 2;. Mr. W. Whitu's Channel, 9st. 61b. (Pritchard), 3. Also started: Cliscorose, 7sc. 1311'-; Sail, 7st. :121b.'; 'Merrimanu, 7st. 101b.; Kia Toa, 1 7st. 71b.; Ourlot, 7st. 71b.; JJarqilis, 7st, ,71b.; and Marie, 7st. 71b. , St. Tlora'i was first- tiivay .-from, ii";straggling start, and led throughout, winning', hard held, by two lengths from-St. Flora, who was a length ' in, front .of. Channel. ' Ourlot. was fourth. Time,' iiilin. ! - 2s'eo. : ~ Resign " was favourite.'

PONEKE HANDICAP, of 30 sovs. For ponies 14.8 and under. Five furlongs.—Mr. G. Smith'B br. m. Ova/Pinsent,;/ by., Meiiiwee—'Variety, 4yrs.; 9st. : 111b.; (C. Buchanan), '1; Mr. A. Free'man's .Muskerado; 9st. :slb'.'- (Siiripkih«), 2; Mr. H. Taylor's; Lady; Pan), list. /71b. (Mallowes), 3. Also started: Flying Wind. 10st.; Sir Possible, 9st. 51b.;:-Paul,. 9st. 21b.; 'Sunny Land, Ost.'j Firefly, Bst. t 7lb.'; and. Gipsy Girl, 7st.' 71b. Fly--ing,Wirid -was firat'to' show out, w badly left. .Before' a- furlong had been eovered Cth; Pinsent was in-front,' and, stalling iff. a late run', by Muskerado,. sho Kon by a length. - Lady. Paul ,was. a good 'third. Paul fell at the home turn. -Time, lmin. 5 2-ssec. Muskerado. was favourite. : /

HUTT -PARK HANDICAP, of 100 sots. '; second horse, 20 sovs.; and "the third, 1 10 : sovs. from ' .the stake.'. For ponies,'ls hands and: under. • Six furlongs. ,y Mr. J. Burke's ch: m. Gold Cub, by Wonder-' • land—Eland,.s}ts.; list. s!b. ■ ■<'- :\ ' '■ '■■■■):. : • ; (H. Mallowes) 1 Sir. W. Wood's Piootee, 'Bst. 71b. v .; .-. " • (Willoughby) 2 Mr. 1 . J. Irvine's Miss Vera, 9st. Gib. ~ i ' -;; • .. (Wadham) 3 Also;started: Prevail, lOst. (Raymond); Lorna Doon, 9st,' 71b. (Nut-tall)'',: Petronel, 9st.' Sib.' (Cooper); Sanshine,. Bst. :?lb.- (Packer): Billy,' Bst. 91b. (Burns); Mermaid, Bst. 71b. (Towiisend) ; .and'Mdss -Dean, 7st. .71b.> (Johnson). . Gold Cup -first awdy : from Provail arid Miss': Vera, while .Lorna- 'Doon • was .'last', to -leave. ■ i.Gold ■■ Cup ~ledV throughout,,: and 'won: easily ,bj four lengths from Picotce, who was a length'.in'froVit-of Miss Vera.. Petronel was •fonrth,-. and Billy : fifth. '. Miss Dean ■; lost ■' her rider during the race, and Billy parted with his jockey after passing'the . post;: Time, lmin'. 195e0.: Prevail' was favourite,' and Gold Cup second favourite; ; PETONE. HANDICAP,'-of.ft sovs. For poniw 14.2 and under.: .Four furlongs.—Mr. H. Tay'r lor's b. in. Lady Paul, by St. Paul—Lady Che.v ter, Svrfl., list. ,91b. (H. MaJlowes), 1;' Mr. R: Eager s Wee .Naomie,- 10st.v.(Eager), : '2;;Mr. Hi .T. Haiskin's Paul Beaver, : 9st.-91b; (Willbughby); 3. Also started: LadyFinella, Bst. 91b,; -Merrtf, Widow, 7st.: 71b.; Trnie, 7st. 71b.;-Pecrel, 75$ 71b.;' aiidi Kia Tpa,-7st...7lb.v;Wee .'Nannie was first away,' but before half the distanco had been covered lady Paul was: in front, and, go-, ing oh,.:she won .easily-by four .length's.-from-•We© Nannie,: who !wa's two -lengths in .front of, Paul Beaver. Time, 52soc. Paul Beaver andLady Paul wer? equal'favburites. ' . .: A protest was i.entered. against 'Lady. Paul on. the; ground that; she was 0yer;14.2. : . It .was d& missed. .- * -J . /FLUNG HANDICAP, of ;>0 sovs. For ponies 15, hands < and', under.. Four, furlongs/and a. "half.—Mr.- J. :,0. - Murray's ch/ •§.'■■' Resign,-'. by' Eenowri—Monastery, iyrs., lOst., including 71b. penalty (L. Wadhani), 1; Mr. J. Irvine's Miss Vera,' 9st; .81bT (Mallowes), 2; Mr.,A. Freeman's Muskeradb, 9st. 61b;. (A. : Neale), • 3.'' ';. Also started: Mytre, lOst. 41b.; Ora Pinsent,' lOst. 51b., including 71b." penalty; Lorna Dopn, 9st. 9lb:'; "Petronel,' 9st. : . 41b.;; \Pikiho, 9st.' ; 21b. ; Sunny Land, 9st. lib.-;-. and .Channel, - Bst. 121b From a mixed start, Ora Pinsent' was'first to ,6hbw- out, but .Resign quickly went' to the front, arid led-into the straight' from Muskerado and 3liss Vera. Resign won by two lengths , from Miss Vera, who was a bare length, in front oi ,Muskerado. Lorna Doon was close up,, fourth. Time, "59sec. 'Muskerado was . favourite.-;

CHRISTCHURCH R.C. HANDICAPS. The following handicaps' have been declared by Mr.' J.- E. Henrys "for the . first day' of the Ctiristchurch Racing :.ClubVmeeting":—; ; ; ' '■ NURSERY' HANDICAP.' •' Four; furlongs.Snxifrage, ?stv; Martyre,-Bst.:Blb.; Martilie, 7st. 111b.; .king Gama, 7st. 71b.; Little.Simon, 7st. 71b.i'' Puaka, 7st. 71b.; ICilmeny, ,7st. -71b.;! Fireglow, 7st; 21b. ; Windnish, 7st. 21b.~; Perm,' 7st.; Kora, 7st; Cathe, • 7st.; and Friwolliti, 7st."f T'V : .v'-" i'V v . ,DOMINION HANDICAP. One mile'and a quarter.—Prim, 9st.; Field Gun, Bst. 81b.; Ihgodaj Bst 8lb.: .Gwendolina,-Bst. 71b.;.'Miss Mischief,"vßst. *21b.,; 'Rose''Noblo,' Bst.'-'-lib.; ; King Post, Bst; lib.;' Tikitere, 7st. 111b.; Stratagem, 7st.' 91b.; . White Cockade, 7st.' 91b.; Federal, 7st. 71b.;'and Dabchick, 7st. .41b. . , SPRINGSTON .WELTER HANDICAP, One milo.-rKirig.Post, 10st. 91b.; Gold Braid,. 9st. 10lb.;' liichbomiy, • Bst." 131b.; and Obligate, Bst. 31b. • FLYING HANDICAP. Six furlongs.-Fed-oral) list. 1 ; Silkweb,->Bst.. ; l3lb'.j. Ilarita, Bst..lllb'.; Valdimar, Bst.s 51b.; ;Sweet,'Angelus, Bst. '41b.; Vologda, Bst. 31b.;. Rock Ferry, 7st. 131b.; and Tho Seer,' 7st. 71b. ... MIDDLETON HACK HANDICAP. One mile and-'a furlong.—Montreal; 9st.; Bulletin, Bst. 91K; .Wet' Day,' Bst.',Blb.; Eaglestone, Bst'.; ' Sttnt Rosaleer;'. 75t... 101b. ; Bay Lupin,- 7st. 91b.; 'Narrangarie,.'"7st!9lb.'; 'Merry Lass, 7st. '-sib.; Obligate, 7st.; -Equivocate* Bst.-V 131bl; Shillelagh, fet. 131b'.! vHacduff, 1 ' fist. ,111b.; Aisy, 'tefc '101b.; and Glenfield, Gst. 7lb. •• AVON HANDICAP. -Seven furlongs.—Boutade, 9st.';;,Passion,,Bst:..7lb.; Zetland) Bst. 41b.; | Wet Day, Bst. 31b.; Cymbiform, Bst.; Do Witte, 7st. 131b.; Grand Slam, 7st. 01b. j Volodia, 7st. 91b.;' Heirloom, '■ 7st. 211.).; Monkey. Puzzle, : 7st. lib.; Loyola,'6st. 71b.; and Nightlight,'6st. 71b. FORBURY PARK T.C. MEETING. ■ CONCLUDING DAY'S EACES. ' (By Telecrftph.—Proaa dßHoclotton.r Dunedin, November 27. The Forbury Park Trotting Club's meeting concluded to-day in splendid; weather, and there was 'an excellent attendance of the' publie. ■■ 'THe'isum, of .>65534.105. was put through, the -totalisotor, making v 610,090 - 10s. for the meetahg—an increase of .£1059 on last year's figures.. : Twenty,'bookmakers, were licensed.' Results.. - .;' o : : SUBURBAN PONY HANDICAP, of 35 sovs. OnoMilo and a half. Major Taylor, scr., 1; Daysnift, 19sec., ; 2;i.Brown Pitch;,.3osec., 3. Also started: Blaokey, 20 sec.; Aqilineas, 21sec.; and Concave, 24sec. Won by three lengths. Time, 4niin. 1 3-ssec.. ADVANCE HANDICAP," of 70 sovs. > Two miles.—General Abdallah, 22sec„ ,1;' Trugel, 22sec., 2; Marveii, 22sec., 3: Also storted: Sunny 13oy, .scr.j. Pinowood, .scr.; Frisco, 2scc.j Lenorej Bsec'.j Cronjo, 20scc.; Queen 11, 20sec.; and T.X.L., 22sec. Won by five lengths. Time, omin. 26 2-ssec. - . . .; -■ ■ . FORBURY, CUP HANDICAP, of 200 sovs.' Two-miles.—Vera.v'Gsec.,.l;. Dick Fly, scr., 2; A 1 Franz, G?ec., 3. Also started: Prince' Alert, lsec.; First-'Pet,-ISsoci; and : Vincent, 13sec. : Won by . three, lengths.. Time, .4inin., 52 2-ssec., ■ SECOND AMATEUR HANDICAP,: of SO sovsi Ono mile and a half.—Elie Do Beaumont, 3150 c., 1; Lady Dexter,.2Bsec.. 2; Tho Urchin, 21sec., 3. Also started: Mantle, scr.;.' Bloemfontem, 4scc.; Bermalmo, : Bsec.; ' Pinowood, lOieo.; .Betty Dale, lOsoc.; Broadwood, IGsoc. ; Morrimaxj 11, ■ 16ae<3.; Aiiedale, 216e0.. ,TTim6,

21sec, Bella Mac, 21sec.; Voter, 28sec.; Lady Constance, 28sec.; Lord . Robin, SOsec.; and Punch, 31sec. /Won by.-ten' lengths. Time, ; 4min. 5 3-ssec. . ' ; ' ST. CLA.IR HANDICAP, of • 120' sdvs. " Two ' miles.—Separator, 'Msec.',--: 1; ; Viewmont, scr., 2; Bribery; scr., 3.' Also started: Eoyal Colours,'Bsec.; and' Timothy, 14sec. Won by four , lengths. Time, smin. 8 1-aseo. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 90 sovs. One mile and ,a quarter.—Verax, 4sec., 1; Prince Alert, 55ec.,"2; Prince Imperial,' 7sec., 3. Also started: Wilne,' 'scr.'j and First Pet," 12sec. Won by a head. Time, 3min. 3sec; VICTORIA HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. Two miles and a-half. —Rory, 15sec., 1; Bamboo, lOsec., '2; Acrobat, 255 cc.,, 3. .Also' started: Timothy, scr.j Separator, ssec. behind scratch; Imagination, lSsec.; .Combine, 17sec.; BeckyTracy, lflsec.; Denglesfield, 19sec.; 'Frisco, 20sec.; Bessie'Tr&cy, 25sec.;' Stance, 25scc.;'and Joe L.',,:2ssec. Won by, fifteen .lengths. Time,' 6min. 31 3-ssec. RECOVERY HANDICAP, of 90 sovs. " One mile.—Motorist, 9sec., 1; Kelly, 9sec., 2; Fisherman, 6sec.; 3. Also started: Bell Metal, scr.; Viewmont, ( 4sec.; Bellbird, 9sec.; Dragoon, 9sec.; Ima, llsec.; D.C.L., llsec.; and Viceroy, Usee. Won by two lengths. Time, 2min. 28sec. NOTES AND COMMENTS. ' . ' TBr Glkncok.l The Feilding Jockey; Club's meeting ' commences Ito-morrow, when the St. Andrew's Handicap and the Feilding Stakes . will be decided. • . , Wee Nannie was kicked at the post before the start of the 14.2 handicap at Hutt on Saturday, and she.had to receivo '.veterinary attention after the race. 'Ora Pinsent, who won the Poneke Handicap at'the Hutt meeting'on Saturday, lias now won three races out of four starts in the pony ranks.■•' ;' ,- j '■- • ' North _2ast, who" was seriously injurcd as tho rejilt of his fall in the Stewards' Handicap at Riceartoii, was brought up from the south by- steamer yesterday, and will be railed! to Wiuiganui to-day. '. '. .The well-known sportsman, Mr.. Percy Coyle, has decided.to settle permanently in Feilding, and has commenced business; there on his'own account. , ...... ■' .. Miss Winnie, who is''engaged:,in the. Flying Stakes at Feilding to-morrow, arrived from Auckland on Friday, and was on the track'for easy exercise on Saturday morning. - Maidi is jumping very .well'in her schooling efforts at Feilding, and' seems to be coming back to form again. She is to-be given a run in the hurdle.race to-morrow. Sublime, who won three races at tho Poverty Bay. Turf; Club's meeting, arrived at Feilding early last'week,'.and is looking'well. Sid. Reid will ride, the half-sister to Theodore in her engagements to-morrow and on .Wednesday, ;In addition tii the Feilding- meeting this week, there will be racing at • Takapuna on Wednesday,. and small meetings at Waitara and Hororata on Thursday,/ . . .. ■ Pony jockey H. Mallowes was again in good form at the Hutt meeting on Saturday. He had a mount in each of the five races, won two, and was second once, and, third on<£. Akarnna, who ran, third in the St. Andrew's Handjcap, at Takapuna. oh - Saturday, filled a similar position behind Geo'rdie : . and' 'Delania in the same race in 1936.Winning., jockeys at the South Canterbury Jockey Club's, meeting were :—J. M'Cluskey, two; W. Emerson,VO. Emerson, H. Paul, A.' M'Kny, C. Hack, J. Hdgarty, B. Redmond,'H. Donovan, E. Cotton, W. Weir, F.. Douglas, and 11. Telford, one each. ' '■ '.'/.- Owners, who will.be/engaged at the Feilding and Waitara meetings; this veek, should note that.: on Friday night entries close for events at the Rangitikei Racing Club's meeting and the ,-Manawatu Racing Club's meeting. On. Saturday night nominations for the AshhurstPohangina meeting ore due. . . . R.; Young, who rode Lady Luey'to victory in the New Zealand Cup,, will have- tho mount on tho. Seaton -Delavnl mareMn the St.- Andrew's Handicap at Feilding to-morrow. W. Young has; been engaged, to ride Lord Soult in the Feilding Stakes. '.( '; •• • • - Gold Cup, who won the principal handicap at. tho. Hutt-Park Racixig'Club's' -, meeting on has a splendid record sinco joining the pony ranks. She has started in nine races, winning six, being second twice and third once. . ■. • ■ ) ■: ■!; ■ The Auckland hurdler Eblis (Ben ..Godfrey-4 •Houri) has . arrived: at Feilding to fulfil his . engagement in the Waituna Hack Hurdles; .Last season' Eblis' won- Maiden Hurdles' at the TaltSpUnA' wthtei'^hieetiiip;,' 1 and defeated a big field .including-Kremlin, .Tui Cakobau, and Red M'Gregor.