THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 871, 18 July 1910, Page 5

THE TURF.

RACING AT TRENTHAM. FIRST DAY. PAISANO WINS THE HURDLES. ' .VICTORY FOR BOLLIN. SUCCESS OF KARAMU STABLE. .To say: t the least of it, the prospects For the opening day of tho Wellington Racing Club's winter 'meeting wero' anything but bright on Saturday morning. t Heavy rain had fallen over-night, and the morning air was cold and damp. As the day wore on the conditions improved somewhat, and the attendance at Trentham was very satisfactory for a winter meeting, the crowd including a large number of visitors. Lord Islington was among thoso present. The grounds were looking bright, but they, had received such a drenching that hay had to be spread in those parts where the crowds mostly Congregate.' The track was very heavy, and the timos in all tho races were consequently slow. Big fields faced the starter in all of the events, and the.racing axiom, ''the bigger the field the greater the was demonstrated on this occasion, as four first faVourites and a second favourite were among the winners of the seven races. A.day for the'.favourites usually means good totalisator returns, and tho in- , vestments on Saturday amounted to £11,052, an increase of £1148 on the figures tor the corresponding day of the last winter meeting. Thirty-ono bookmakers were licensed, the club' receiving some £440 in fees. The principal event. during the • day ; the Winter Hurdles, was won by Paisano, who has only been beaten once in the five jumping races which he'has contested. The Parliamentary Handicap was won by Bollin after a ; great finish, with Merrie Zealand. A feature of the day's : racing was the success of the Hon. J. D. Ormond's colours, which wero carried to victory in three races and into third place in another.. The winners are 3ll : trained by Waddell, and were Tidden by F. D. Jones. Details of the racing aro as follow:— .STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. .'.-■''/'. ' Seven furlongs.'' I Mr. R. E. ; PriceJs b. g: Electra- :, koff, by Menschikoff—Electra,' .;•'■ ,' 3yrs,, 9st. 121b. ... (C. Jenkins) 1 5 Mr. W; H. Rooney's Mundic, lOst. 91b. ...:. (W. Kirk) 2 8 Mr. W. J. Barleyman's Miss Ad- ■ vance, 9st. 31b. ... (B. Deeley) 3 Also started: .9 Sir Antrim, lOst. lOlbp (C. Price);. 2 Balaclava, lOst. 81b. (Wilson) • 3 Royal Marine, 9st. 81b. (Hatch); 4 Iney, 9st. 71b. (W. Kyan); 6 Mataari, 9st. 21b. (Gray); end 7 Marathon, 9st. (Oliver). Marathon was the first to show out from an even start, while Electrakofi was near the rear. of. the field. Just after passing the five furlongs post Electrakoff ran into second position, and at tlio three furlongs post he had taken the lead. From'this stage ho was not troubled, and won easily by, three lengths from Mundic, who beat Miss Advance by a length. Marathon was fourth. . Time, lmin. 38 2-ssec. jnRAMAR HANDICAP, of 100 sovs/ Seven furlongs. . 6 Mr.' J . M'Laughlin's b. c. Multiple, by Multiform—Soult Girl, , 3yrs., list, lib (A. Oliver)' 1 B Messrs. M'William and Sullivan's Penza, 9st. lllb. v (T.- Pritchard) 2 1 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Elfish, 9st. Ulb. (F. D. Jones) 3 - Also started: 4 Teotane, lOst*. 111b. (Hatch); 3 St. Lumsden, 9st. 111b. (Barlow)'; 12 Mallet; 9st., 101b.' (Sid. Reid); 7 Succession, 9st. 101b. (Telford)'; 11 luchbonny, 9sti 71b. (J. Pine); C : Merrio Emerald, 9st. slb. (A. Wat son)'; 10' Waxy, 9st. (Tate); 5 Ukraine, 9st. '(W. Price) ; 13 Stepalong, dst. . (W. Holmes); and 9 Mediterranean, 9st. (W. Young). . . ' ' ■'•■■ St.?Lumsden wa-s first to show out from Multiple, but at tho end of two furlongs Penza.had assumed command, and was a length clear of Multiple. At the three furlongs post the order was Penza; Multiple," and Elfish,- with the remainder strung out. Multiple got on terms with Penza at the distance, and after a neat finish woii cleverly by a head,-with Elfish a couple of lengths further away third, Merrie Emerald fourth, and Ukraine fifth. -Time, lmin. 39sec; .-■■"■', ■ • ■ PENINSULA HURDLE HANDICAP, • ;; of 100 sovs. One mile and a . .' quarter. . ■...'. 1 Mr. J. Westerman's b. g. White V . Cockade, by . Finland—Miss . , ; . Lochiel, 6yrs., 9st. 71b. . . (W. Retter) 1 B-Mr. J. Cress's Gaelic, 9st. 21b. ■ ■ (Lyford) 2 8 Mr.' R. J. Stanfield's Arclight, - 9st. 91b (Bird) 3 Also started: 2 Maharanni, lOst. 91b. (Cochrane) ; 7 Millennia], 9st. 51b. (Willis) ; "6 Explosive, 9st. (J. Jones); and 4 Rosegrove,'9st. (A. Julian). ■• ■ AVhite Cockade took the lead early, and passing the stand was a couple of lengths clear of Gaelic and Explosive, after whom came Millennial. The last-named took the lead at the . seven furlongs post, with White Cockade second and." Arclight third. White Cockade .went to the front again at the haystack, and jumping the reii'iaining hurdles well won with a good deal in hand by four/lengths from Gaelic, who was a couple of lengths ahead of Arclight. Time, 3min. 35 2-osec. PARLIAMENTARY -HANDICAP, of . 300 sovs., second horse to receive ■ : ' '.. 35 ; sovs.," and the third 15 . sovs. ' from the stake. One mile. •■6 Hon. J. D. Ormond's b. g. Bollin, by Birkenhead (imp.)—Goyt, 4yrs., 9st. 101b.'...(F. D Jones) 1 8 Mr. J. -S.' Adams's br. g. Merrio Zealand, by Morrie England— ' King Cole niafe, 6yrs., lOst - . Sib-— ■.... ..(W. Ayre) 2 5 Mrs. M. Moore's b. h. Sir Frisco, by San Francisco (imp.)—Waitemata, oyrs., lOst. 91b. -.. ,■ •■'■ (K. Hatch) 3 Also started: 6 Penates, list. 41b (T. . Pritehard); 1 California, list' (Griffiths).; 7 North East, lOst. 131b (Young); 10 Tiptoe, lOst. lib! (Sid Reid); 3- Ngapuka, 9st. 13!b. (M Ryan); 13 Moloch, 9st. 6!b. (W. Price) II Rose Noble, 9st. 41b. (J. Pine); 4 Ambrosian, 9st. 21b. (Oliver); 14 Pinul 9st. (Douglas); 9 St. Felix, 9st. (Jenkins) ; and 12 Gold Battery, 9st. (H . Gray). < From a fair start Merrio Zealand, Penates, St. Felix, and Moloch wero the-first to'show out, while-California. was the last to leave the. nmrk. Merrio Zealand wa« quickly into his stride, and at tho end of a furlong was ' nearly a,length clear of St. Felix, with the rqet bunched, and Rose Noblo and ' California at the rear. At' tho five furlong post Merrie Zealand had increased his lead, while Bollin had run into third placo behind St. Felix, tho ■rest of the field being in a clnster. Passing the half-mile, Bollin had drawn up to St. Felix,_ and- Sir Frisco and California were .improving.. Near tho threc-furlong post Bollin was at Morrio Zealand's girth.' The latter led into tho straight, but afteT a great finish ho was beaten by Bollin by a head. Sir frisco finished fast on the outside, and as third a' length behind Merrie

Zealand. California was 'fourth, Tiptoe fifth, Roso Noblo sixth, and Moloch .last. Time, lnxin. 52 -i-iisec. WINTER HURDLES, of 500 sovs., second horso to receive 65 sovb., and third 35 sovs. from the stake. Two miles. 2 Mr. G. Bv. Oman's b. g. Paisano, by Strowan—Booby, aged,. 10st. 101b (W. Young) .1 1 Mr. J. R. M'DonaM's l>. g. Tauira, by Mahaki—Young Uira, nged, lOst, 51b....;..(H. Tclford) i 5 Mr. J. Goorgo's b. g. Paritutu, by Castor—Yatashan, aged 9st. 131b (A. Julian) 3 Also started: 6 Compass, list. (Tatc); S Hydrant, lOst. lib. (Pritchard); 4 Woolloomooloo, 9st. 131b. (Pino); 8 Gold Bird, 9st. 131b. (Murtngh); 3 Mahnta, 9st. 111b. (Cress); Lionheart, 9st. 211,. (C. Prieo); 11 Whatakura, S)st. 21b. (Cotton); 10 Xavier, 9st.- (Stewart); and 9 Waitapu, 9st. (Cochrane). _ Paisano led. to the first hurdle, where Tauira .jumped to the front. Passing the . stand Tauira was two lengths ahead of Paisano, then followed Alahuta, Lionheart,'and Paritutu, with Gold Bird last. Mahuta fell at the hurdle at the top of the straight. Rounding the top bend Paisano ran up on the rails, and at tho milo was half a length in front of Tauira, then four lengths back came Lionheart, followed by Paritutu and Xavier. At the six-furlongs post Paritutu was third. Paisano, retained the lead, and, jumping beautifully, won easily by. two lengths from Tauira, who was five lengths in front-of Paritutu. Compass was 20 lengths away fourth, Mahuta fifth, Woolloomooloo sixth, and Xavier last. Lionheart, fell two'fences from homo. Time, 4min. C l-sseo. The following are the previous winners of the race: — rt. lb. m. b. 1885 D. Fulton's Erebus 10 J. "; 1886 P. B. Gentry's Orient 10 10 4 16 1887 T. H.-■Hill's Kangaroo 10 3 4 1« 1888 J. Williamson's Shillelagh 9 10 1839t 0. O'Connor's Louis 10 4 3 34 189Dt E. Gooseman's Raven 10 12 3 55* IMItS. H. Gollan's Ival 9 10 331 1892t W. Douslas's Waterbury 1110 3 313-5 1893t G. Hawkins's Unity -9 2 3 34 1894 T. T. Watt's Oaklauds 10 0 3 40 1895 J. Boyd's Langl'ythoDevU 9.3 41 i 1896 TV. Carr's Kauri Gum 9 8 4 12J 1897 S. Connop'B Tally-ho 11 5 4 16 1898 J. L. Proctor's-Marina 9 4 4 0 2-5 1899 J. Taylor's Shylock 9 12 ■ 4 16 1900: L. Harris's Chevalier 12 0 4 10 19001 J. S. Palmer's Hauriri . 9 0 4 10 1901 Mrs. Batohelor'B Hotu 10 7 4 5 1902 T. Wylie's Eoyal Conq'ror 11 7 4131-5 1903 W. J: Taggart'e Slow Tom 9 10 4112-5 1904 F. Q. Parker's Tahae 9 3 4 21-5 1905 J. B. A'Deane's Pushful 10 4 4 35-5 1906 A. Hall's Shrapnel 10 2 4 03-5 1907 A. Hall's Lull ' 9 4 352 4-5 1908 J. Casscrky's Compass .9 5 4 4 3,-5. 1909 J. E. M'Donald'a Tauira. 9 0 4 21-5 tin these years' the distance van one mile and three-quarters. . • ' JDead heat. . ■ TRIAL PLATE,,of .100 sovs. .For horses that at the time of nomination have never won a race exceeding the value of 50 sovs. Special weights. Six furlongs. 1 Hon. J. D. Orraond's b. c. Morecambe, by Birkenhead (imp.)— Film, 2yrs., 9st. 31b. (F. D. Jones) 1 2 Mi\ W. Crossan's Tawhaki, lOst. (Lowe) 2 10 Mr. Highden's Kilostere, 9st. . 31b. . ; ...(Oliver) 3 Also started: 9 Celebrity, 9st. 131b. (Griffiths); 6 Seawind, 9st. 131b. (Tate); 13 Tuakitua, 9st. 131b. (Pope); 8 Portcullis, 9st. 131b. (H. Kirk); 7 Ukraine, 9st. ,131b. (W. Price); 3 Merry Frank, 9st. 111b. (Hatch); 4. Beach, ' 9st. 111b. (Deeley); 5 Turna, 9st. 31b. (Jenkins); 11 Lady Kilcheran, 9st. (W. Ryan); and 12 Longwood, 9st. (Holmes). " , * Morecambe was quickest to begin, followed by Turna. Morecambe Jed all the way, and won easily by two lengths from Tawhaki, who was a head in front of Kilostere. Turna was fourth. Time, lmin. 25.2-ssec. ' TE ARO HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. 1 Hon. J. D. OrinondV br. c. Contendent, by Birkenhead (imp.)-r-Content, 4yrs., lOst. 101b. (Fi D. Jones) 1 3 Mr. J. R. Hart's Scotch Plaid, 9st. 51bi ...'.(J. Pine)' 2 2 Mr. J. F. Pettie's Stourton, lOst. 51b. ..(Deeley) 3 ; Also'started: 5 Tina Toa, lOst. 21b. (Griffiths); 13 Manchester, 9st. 121b. (Holmes); 6 Magneto, 9st. 111b. (W. Ryan); 12 Valentine, 9st. 91b; (Nodder): 10 Brilliancy, 9st. 81b. (Sid. Reid); 8 Rongomai, 9st, 71b. (Hatch); 4 Bourbon, 9st. 71b. (Jenkins); 15 Ahuapai, 9st. 51b. (Pritchard): 9 Niwaru, 9st. (W. Kirk); 11 Seraphic, 9st. (Hutch'eson); 16 Complexity, 9st. (Pere); 11 Moreykoff, 9st. (Oliver); 14 Grand Jewel; 9str (Lowe); 7 Fighting Maid, 9st. (H. Kirk); and. 12 Merrie Time, 9st. (F. Cress). Contendent was in front before they had gone a furlong, and drawing clear of the field won easily by a couple of lengths from Scotch Plaid, who beat Stourton by three, parts of a length. Rongomai was fourth, and Tina Toa fifth. Time, lmin. 9 3-ssec. ' . NOTES ON THE RACING. • : • (By GiBNCOE.) Both of C. Pritehard's candidates— Mon. Ami and Te Ru—were withdrawn from the Stewards' Handicap, leaving a field of nine to go to the post. For some time after the betting opened ■there was a good price on'offer about tho field, but when Jenkins was announced as tho rider of Electrakoff a rush set in for the Auckland horse, and he eventually closed a warm favourite. Althoxigh Electrakoff. did not commence quite as quickly as some of the other*, ho was in a winning position at the end of the second furlong. Before the straight was reached he had drawn clear of the held, and finally won with the greatest of ease. He evidently reyels in the soft going, and, even allowing that somo of tho'other candidates were not ridden out, it would have taken' a good one to beat him on Saturday. As a yearling Electrakoff changed hands for £20, and when it is ■remembered , that he secured nine consecutive victories at country meetings in the Auckland district, it must be said that he hasialready proved a great bargain-- , ' ■ ■ . ■ Thirteen starters contested the Miramar Handicap, for which, the Karamu candidate Elfish was mado favourite, with Penza second in demand. A surprise was ,in store for backers, as Multiple managed to beat the two favourites. . The winner's chance was not highly esteemed, because it seemed a difficult task for him to concede.nearly all of tho, candidates over a stone in such heavy going. His most dangerous opponent, Elfish, had rather a bad passage in trm early stages of tho race, otherwise the finish might have beon more interesting. In a field of seven, AVhite Cockade iras mado favourite for tho Peninsula Hurdle Handicap, but Maharnnui, Arclight, and Ilosegrovo were all fairly well backed. The favourite was ■ first over tho initial obstacle, and from that stage he had the race .won.. Millennial took tho lead at the mile post, but it was only on suffemnce, and before the next furlong post was reached, White Cockade went to the front again, and then drow right away from the field. White Cockade mado his debut over hurdles as recently ns' last month, when he won at Ashburton. Tmganini and Tawhaki were tho only withdrawals from tho. Parliamentary Handicap. Tho fourteen starters received a grent deal of attention as they paraded in the birdcage, and also during the "preliminaries'." Penates, who had not raced since tho Wangauui meeting, scarcely looked himselfi

while Ngapuka, who may have gone off during tho last couple of days, was restless when being saddled, but little or no fault could bo found with the condition of tho other twelve. California, wW has always been a great favourite with tho Trontham crowds, was made first in tho investments, and next in demand were Sir Frisco and Ngapuka. Sir Frisco had won tho last two contests for the Parliamentary Handicap, and there wero who would not hear of his defeat on Saturday. Always a gross little horse, he was the picture of good health, and with tho course right to his liking and Hatch in the saddle, no other candidate looked so much a winner as thoy left the paddock. His backers figured it out that with his usual brilliancy ho would bo a couple of lengths ahead of the field 'down the back stretch, then steadied round tho bottom' turn and sent along again in the straight to stall off an expected late rush by California. However, -Sir 'Frisco never o'neo got to the front. When a couples of furlongs had been covered he was struggling in the centre of the field and he was unable to get through until well in tho straight, when Hatch pulled him on to tho outside and then, after a desperate effort to catch the leaders, tho San Francisco horse ran into third place, a length behind Bollin and Merrie Zealand. California fared even worse; he lost several lengths at the start and though, ridden hard the wholo way he could only get fourth. Bollin's win was full of merit because, in tho first furlong,' there wore half a dozen candidates in front of and around him and even five furlongs from home Merrie Zealand must , have been a couple of lengths ahead of him. F. D. Jones rode a fine race on the winner, from barrier to winning post. Ho made , up his ground very gradually and in the last furlong he completely outgenerallod the jockey on Merrie Zealand. St. Felix showed plenty of pace in tho first half mile, but was not among the 'first six at the finish'. Penates, too, failed after half the distance had been covered. North East, who prefers the hard going, never looked like a winner, nor did Ngapuka. Moloch, as generally expected, was last. Although there wero a dozen starters in the. Winter Hurdles, Tauira, Paisano, and Mahuta were the only'candidates backed to any extent. There were really only, two that had any chance, viz., Paisano and Tauira. Paisano hit out very boldly in his preliminary, but lauira was walked round to the start. Paisano was first over the initial hurdle, but then Tauira took charge and led past the stand. While Paisano jumped as straight as possible, Tauira was inclined to run out as he approached each jump, and at. the fifth fence ho lost enough ground to let Paisano head him on the rails. The race was over then, for though Tauira made strenuous efforts to overtake his redoubtable rival, they were unavailing, and Paisano ran in an easy winner by two lengths. Paritntu was going well in third place sis furlongs from home, when he hit a hurdle, and thence onwards ho showed loss pace and more care. Mahuta fell after going six furlongs, and Lionheart came to grief at, the second to last ■ fence. C. Price, rider of Lionheart, had his shoulder badly bruised. In the Trial Plate, Morecambe, a full-brother to Kairoma, was made the hottest favourite of the day. He was in front after they had gone a few strides, and was never afterwards headed. Tawhaki, who has yet to win a race, finished strongly after being badly -placed in the early stages, and just got up in' time to secure second place from Kilostere, a promising two-year-old by Kilcheran. Turna (by Stepniak),. who;was next to Morecambe for the first three furlongs, finished fourth. In the, concluding event the wholo of the eighteen acceptors .went, to tho post. The race resulted in an easy win for Contendent, who was a slightly better favourite on the machine than Stourton. The latter ran disappointingly and was only a poor third. Fighting Maid bolted while doing her preliminary, and galloped over a mile bofore being got in hand. Penalties -for tho Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting have been incurred by winners on Saturday as follow:—Winter Cup; Electrakoff, 7st., lOst.; Grand National Hurdles: Paisano, maximum, 12st. lib.; White Cockade, 51b., 9st. 51b.. . HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY. For the second day's events, at the Wellington Racing Club's meeting, the following handicaps have ' been • declared:— ' . , GLASGOW HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Five furlongs. St. lb. ' St. lb. Penates 11 12 Advantage ... 10. 0 Naumai 11 8'- Miss . Advance 9 G Muttiic 11 0 Scotch Plaid 9 2 Contendent 10 12 Clem 9 0 Mon Ami ... 10 8 Waiouru ... 9 0 'Multiple ... 10 5 Te Bu ......... 9 0 Dbgg«r Bank 10 2 • KARORI HANDICAP, • of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. ■ et.lb. ' stlb. Stourton ... 10 10 Merrie EmerTeotane ... 10 8 aid ..... 9 2 Peiiza 10 2 Bourbon ... 9 2 Elfish ' 10 0. Celebrity ... 9 0 Gold Battery 9 13 ' Pumoana ... 9 0 Magneto ... 9 10 Mediterranean 9 0 St. Lumsden 9 ,8 Niwafu 9 0 Mallet 9 7 Merry Frank 9 0 Succession ... 9 i Uoldemar ... 9 0 Brilliancy ... 9 3 Beach 9 0' Inchbcmny ... 9, 3 Seawind . 9 0 . VICTORIA HURDLE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs, One mile and a half. ■ ■' st.-lb. St. lb." Oxton 12 0 White Lie „. 9 5 Paritutu ... 11 8' Claremont ... 9 4 Maharanui ... 10 10 Millennial ... 9 3 White Cock- '.. Miscast' , 9 0 ade 10 10 Pakau 9 0 Capt. Jingle 10 G ltosegrove ... 9 0 Master Paul 10 0 Explosive .. J 1 Arclight ... 9 12 Legner 9 0 Kremlin '9 9 WELLINGTON STEEPLECHASE, of 650 sovs. About three miles and a quarter. stlb. stlb. Kiatere .' 11 10 Lovell 10 0 Audax 11 9 Corazon .... 10 0 Loch Fyne... 11 8 Waione 10 0 Eiirus 11 1 Maidi 9 7 Eed M'Gre- Full Cry ... 9 7 gor 11 1 Northern Star 9 7 Capitol 11 0 Beeline 9 7 Nero 10 13 Oakley 9 7 Sir Lethe ... 10 2 Soirth'n Cross 9 7 WATERLOO HANDICAP, of 250 sov-s. Seven furlongs. et.lb. stlb. Penates 11 4 Flingot 9 s California ... 11 2 Truganini ... .9 8 Sir Frisco ... 11 0 Tawhaki ... 9 8 Mcrric Zoa- liiey 9 i land 11 0 Royal Marine 9 3 North-East .10 13 Moloch 9 2 Iranui... 10 10 Rose Noble... 9 2 Bollin 10 10 Ambrosian ..; 9 0 Klcchakoft ... ]0 9 Miss Advance 9 0 St. Aidnn ... 10 8 Idealism 3 0 Waiichdpe ... 10 7 Mataari 9 0 Hermia 10 6 St. Luinsdcn 9 0 Sir Antrim 10 6 Pinul 9 0 Tiptoe 10 4 St. Felix 9 0 Balaclava .... 10 0 Eangikura.... 9 0 Mon' Ami ... 10 0 Marathon ... 9 0 Sharpshooter 10 0 First Consul 9 0 Ngnpuka ... 10 0 Bismarck ... 9 0 Multiple . ... 9 13' Beach 9 0 JUMPERS' FLAT HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. One mile and a half. sUb. • -'st.lb. Paisano 11 10 White CockUahuta ... 11 0 ade 9 18 Prophet .... 11 0 Sfnhnranui... 9 10 Tauira 10 12 'Hydrant ... 9 10 Compass ... 10 12 Tni Cakobau fl 10 StsyboT 1(1 7 White Lie ... 9 0 Playm«te .... 10 8 GoM*n. Water » 9 I!<nra*c ... 10 S Areliekt ... 8 H WooHoomoo- Tuakitua ... 9 i 100 1(1 I Gaelic ...... n 3 Gold Bird... 10 0 Wai ware ivare 9 0 Waitiipu ~„ 913 Millennial M . 9 (J

THOENDON HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. Fivo furlongs. st.lb. . st. lb. Contcndent II 9 Seawind .... 9 0 Stoiirton ... 10 12 Moreykoff ... 9 U Tina Too. ... 10 -J Clanmeua ... i> 0 Scotch Plaid 912 Stcpaloiig .... H 0 St. Toney. ... flll-M-crrio Time !) 0 Maffireto .... 910 Yeodel ...... 9 0 Manchester... 9 9 Pilsiun's Skye 9 8 March .... 9 0 Valentine ... 9 6 FigliHnp Maid 9 0 lionsomai .... fl 6 Grand Jewel 9 0 Eaglestone ... 9 3 Pure Gold ... 9 0 Bourbon ... 9 2 Field Faro ... 9 0 Ahuapai .... 9 0 SorapUic ... 9 0 Ukraine .... 9 0 Portcullis .... 9,0

1 ENCLISH RACING.

ECLIPSE STAKES AT SANDOWN PARK. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. London, July 15. At the Sandown Park races, tho following was tho result of tho race for the principal event:— THE ECLIPSE STAKES, of 10,000 sovs., for three and four-year-olds ; three-year-olds to carry Bst. 61b., four-year-olds 9st. 41b.; mares and geldings allowed 31b. About one mile and a quarter (210 entries). ' Lord Rosebery's ch. c. Neil Gow, 3yrs., by Marco —Chelandry ... * Mr. Fairlie's b. c. Lemberg, 3yrs., by Cylleno—Galicia * Mr. W. Hall Walker's b. c. Placidus, 3vrs., bv Cyllene—Jean's Folly .............:. 3 * Dead heat.