THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 968, 8 November 1910, Page 7

THE TURF.

RACING,AT RICCARTON. ; SECOND DAY. DANUBE WINS THE DERBY, METROPOLITAN WON BY PRIM/ ißy Telecraph.—Prase Assoclition.i November 7. A.threatening sky and a nor'-west wind did : not promise well for the second day of the Canterbury' Jockey' Club's Metropolitan meeting, but although the afternoon turned out sultry, tho conditions were by no raeans unpleasant. Tho course was hard, and -the" times registered throughout wore fast. . The attendance was again largej-!though- not up to Saturday's re-cord.-Lord and Lady Islington and suite were again present. Tho racing produced some excellent finishes, though Sunburnt and .Culprit; won their races easily. Danube -was sent out .a. hot favourite for the Derty, and his victory was naturally 'popular. ' 'The. totalisator investments were .£20,439, as against : '.£23,ol2 for 'Derby Day last year." Bookmakers' fees-totalled £&H 10s. Results:— ■■ MIDDMiTON HURDLES HANDICAP, •■'. '0f.'200, soys. , One mile and' threequarters.- '..-:'• -. . 2 Mr. W. Davies's br. g. Xavier,' by .. - Tasmari—Capucine, aged, lOst. 61b. ■ •■-■■■■ (0. Cress) '1 i Mr. :W;.M'Kay'sCoy, lOst. 81b. -■•.-.-•- •.■-.-■ ■ (R. Jl'Kay) 2 5 Mr. G. Cudby's Gold Bird, lOst. 51b. ■■■• ' ■ , ■ .-• (Pritchard) 3 Also started: 1' Reumac, lOst. 131b.; 5 Master Paul, list 91b.;-8 Hydrant, lOst. 21b.; 1 7 Southern Cross, lOst.j 0 Ringman, 9st. 3lb;j and 6 Hill, fist. ' .: ;■ ■ .'■ Mflstsr Paul at once set out to make the running, and passing the stand showed the way to Cor, Gold Bird, and Reumac. ■'.. This- was tho order practically all along- the back and rounaing the top turn,'where .the-field closed up, Xavier iin particular putting in a strong run. When the .Straight was reached Master Paul was beaten, and Xavier drew up alongside Coy.' This pair took' the last hurdle to- § ether, and in a good finish Xavier won y a .length. Gold Bird was three-parts of a length -away with Reumac fourth. Time, 3min. 17sec. . . CRITERION HANDICAP, of .500 .sots. :.. ..Seven furlongs. . .-■ 6 Mr. E. i. Watt's br. c. Theodore, : - by. Merriwte—Heavenly Twin, 4yrs., 7st. 101b. (L. Wilson) 1 10 Mr. J. Monk's Gipsy Belle, 7st. 91b. - (L. Traill) 2 6 Mr. M. Hobbs's Chief Lochiel, 7st. ,91b. (G. J. Pine) 3 Also started: 1 Boanerges, 9sti 41b.; 1 Polymorphous, 9st. 21b.; 3 Wimmera, Bst. ilb.; i Wauehope, Bst. 21b.; 2 Bliss, 7st. 131b.; 11 Gunboat, 7st. 71b.; 8 Humming Bird, 7st. lib.; 5 Vice-Admiral, 7st. lib.; and 7: San Severb, 6st. 71b.

San... Severe gave trouble at the start, and was badly . left. Gipsy Belle was' first, to show out, and was followed" ronnd the top turn by Humming Bird,. Theodore, Bliss, and Wauchope. . At the distance Theodore closed pn Gipsy Belle, and a great race homo ended in favour of Theodore by half a head. Chief Lochio!, who finished fast,-.jvas a length in front. : pf Wau.ohope, with Humming Bird next. Time, Imin.'27sec. .*-...-' ■...'. ■■: - EPSOM HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, ' ■■:. .of 3OO' ; s6vs.' : Six'furlongs. ' '. 2 -Mr. J. Buckley's br. f. Dearest, ■ by. Soult-Lady. Hester, 3yrs., Ost. ldlb; (C. Jenkins) 1 8 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Morecimbe, 9st. ..-■■..•■. (F. D..Jones) 2 5 kr.'J. J. M'Bride's Obsono, 9st.lolb. -. . .... (Messent) 3 Also started: Perle d'Or,' Ost. 121b.; 4 Swimming Belt,-9st. 91b. : 1 Warsong, 9st. 71b.j 11 Federal, 9st. lib.; 6 Scotch Plaid, Sst. 131b.; 12Fasnakyle;- Bst: lllb.; 16 -Fisticuff, Bst. 81b.;. 13 Medallist, Bst, 51b.;'8 Glenspring, Bst. Mb.; :H Ascalon, Bst.; 15 Croirri.Derby; "fist.; 9:lnspection, Sst.; 'and' 17 Bolt from" the Blue, Sst; . ■Inspection got away'very badly. ■-At the end of & furlong Obsono was showing the way to Morecambe, Ascalon, Fed-' cral, and Swimming Belt. Bounding the top turn Dearest improved her position. In the straight' Obsono' still ,held command, with' Glenspring, Morecambe, and Swimming Belt next. :At the distance .Glenspring was beaten, arid Dearest took second : place. • A .'-Hundred- yards from home sho had. the'"'measure of Obsono, and .won by'three-quarters of a length. Morecambe, who finished fast, .was half a head in front of- Obsono, with Swimming- Belt half a length away- fourth. Time, linih;'lsJsec;: .' STAKES, of 1350'; sovs. .For three-year-olds.-. One mile and a half. 1 Mr. G. D. Greenwood's b. c. Danube,. f-by : Martian—Neva, Bst. 10lb. v. ' "-.. :■;.;■■ (H. Gray) .1 2 Hoh; J.D. Ormond's Birkdale, Bst. 101b:'........:..'.-..;... (F. p.. Jones) 2 3 Sir Geo. Clifford's Countermine,- Sst. -■ slb. ...:.......:.....,.;.... (F. E. Jones), 3 Also started : i- Tribulation, Bst. 101b. with Countermine next, made the running.out of the straight,, and all along.- the' back.' ...Turning into the straight. Birkdale ran past -Countermine and challenged the leader. Gray, however, was never compelled to bustle Danube, who'won by half a length. Countermine was four lengths back, while Tribulation was several lengths further away. Time, 2min; 38sec. ■. ■.-.•■■-.•'. JUVENILE PLATE, of 400- soys. For - two and { three-year-olds. . Five furlongs, .-' .',... 6 Messrs. W. and G.,L. Stead's'b. c. Sunburnt, by Multiform—Drought, ■•■Syrs'.,-85t..71b (R. Hatch) 1 2 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Miscount,. 7st. 51b ....'..... ..,; (R. Young) 2 1 Mr. G. D.' Greenwood's Peireue, 7st. 91b. .....; (H. Gray) 3 . Also started:' 4 Kohinoor, Bst. 71b.; 3 Madam Madcap, Bst. 21b.; and 5 Form'less, Bst. 21b. '....;..--' . Frqm ■ a straggling start Sunburnt got irell .'.away,. while Peirene , and Madam Madcap were slow to move. Sunburnt the course proper .with a good lead, aiid was never headed, winning by two (lengths... Peirene was a similar distance away third, with Madam Madcap fourth. . Time, 59'2-ssec '. ■ METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of--1000 ' soys. One milo and a half. 4 Mr.-C. G. Dalgety's b. m.' Prim, by Pilgrim's ■' Progress—Nantes, 6yrs., '■

7sti 131b. (E. King) 2 Mr. W. J. Douglas's Komi, 7st. 71b. : ••:■. : • .-. . (T. O'Brien) i 8 Mr.'-A.-Jackson's John,-7st. .■:■ ' : -••■■■ . . (C. Monk) 3 Also started: 1 Bridge, Bst. 131b.; -3 Sandstream, Bst. 51b.; 7 Miss. Mischief, 7st. 131b.; 5 Ingoda, ■ 7st.- 131b.;- 6 Ontlarider, 7st. 71b.; 9 Adjudge, 6st. 131b. ; and 10 Boutade, 6st. 121b. .

Miss Mischief, Boutade, and John were quickest to begin, and showed the. way out of the straight and along the back. Jfiss Mischief was first'into the straight, where the field. closed up. At the distance ■■ she was beaten/ and Prim (on the rails)" and Kopu put iii their claims. A good race ended in Prim's favour by three-quarters of a length, with John a length away third, and Bridge a neck further back fourth. Time, 2min. 31 3-3 sec. '■.•-.■

IRWELL HANDICAP, of 250 soys. For ' two-year-olds.. Four furlongs. 1 Messrs. W. G. and G. L. Stead's br.. f. Culprit, by Royal Artillery or Charlemagne ll—Culroy, • 9st. lib. ■ ' ■• . :■■ • ~ (R, Hatch) ■ 1 2 Mr, C. G. Dalgety's Query, 7st. 111b. ■ •■'.■•, . . ■ (R. King) 2 5 Mr. F. Nelligan's Orotava, 6st. 71b. . .-■: ■. . (C. ■■. Emmerson) 3 Also started:. 3 Orton, Bst.; 6 Glenroy, Bst.'; and 4 Pleasure Bent, 7st. 21b. From a. good start Culprit was smartest totegin and entered the course proper well clear .of Query and Orton. Easily. holding her own,- Culprit won uy three lengths from. Query, who was a length in front of Orotava, with Orton half a head back. Time, 493-ssec. 'ASHLEY HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. , Six furloiigs. 1 Mr. W. C. Ring's b. c. Domino, by Freedom—Modesty, 3yrs., Bst. 31b (L. Wilson) 1 U Mr. J. Grigg's Silver Bullet, 6st. 101b. (C. Emmerson) 2 S Mr. H. A. Tinker's Colleen Mary, ' Bst. 31b (A. Oliver) 3

Also started: i Elfish, Bst. 121b.s 5 Queen of Spades, Bst. 51b.; 2 Pilgrim s Way, Sst. slb.;'-7 Directoire, Bst. 31b. s 11 Busyland, 7st. 91b.; 10 The Cornet, ist. 81b:'9 Flambeau, 7st. 81b.; G Siisa-. 7ft. 71b.; 8 Aunt Sally, 7st. sib.i 12 Achray, Tst 51b ; 3 Lily White, 7st. Mb.; 13 Ideate, 7st. 31b.; and 15 Nightlight, 6st. 71b. (carried 7st. lib.). Aohrny began smartly and led till well into the straight where Domino camo with a strong run, and ™' ras '«j l length and a,half from Silver Bullet, who was a length in front of tho tnstfiniihing Colleen. Mary. Achray was fourth. Time, tnun. 15 3-jsec.

NOTES ON THE RACING. . (By Tdeßraph.-Spocial Correspondent.) •' Christchurch, November 7. The public were at a severe task when they tried to calculate the chances in theHurdles, and the betting was very mixed. Eventually Eeumac and Gold Bird were the best backed. At the start Master Paul pursued his usual forcing tactics, and, jumping beautifully, led over tho first sis furlongs, when he commenced -to tire. Across the bottom tho field was bunched, aud nil except Milo "and Master Paul had winning chances. Xavier :ih r en ran through, but nt the l«|rt fence he was steadied, and Coy and: Gold Bud ran ud to him.- Xavier easily got going again , P and stalled off the cha lengers Coy finished better than Gold Bird, and -beat him. for. second place.

The Criterion Handicap has always been a disastrous race for pun ton, and th s Tear was no exception to the ruie. ine ilWiden bracket-was made a great fayoufitf with backers; but the pair ran in Z Trtar throughout. Gipsy BdU.was first out being joined immediately uy ThLore andl Ais pair making the pace a-cracker," ed the whole way. At the turn Waucnope and Bliss had chances, but the two leaders battled it out in a resolute manner, and the Merriwee horse won by * head. . Wauehope was fourth, Humming Bird fifth, and Bliss sixth.

All the acceptors went to the post-in tho Epsom High-weight and the .unreliable Warsong was made Jayourite, a point shorter than Dearest, with Obsono next in demand. Ascalon and Jlorecambe made the early running, but when half 9 the distance had been covered Obeono took charge, and led to the turn. Here the Porirna pair, which lad begun -adly, put in claims, and in a fast race, Dearest won by a clear margin, with Moreclmbe ■ ust ahead of Obsono, and Swimming Belt next. ' The scratching of Formby, Kilosteri. Vice-Admiral, Jlumura, and Madani Madcap left only four runners in the Derby, and, needless to say, Danube was made the hottest favourite of the meeting. He was in front throughout, and ran the distance in 2min. 38see., which time could have been considerably improved upon. After the race Lady Islington decorated the winner with the blue riband, and congratulated Mr. G. p. Greenwood ■ upon being the possessor of sucn a.good colt, ■ - Sunburnt, who ran in blinkers, brought off a surprise in the Juvenile Plate in which he'led :the whole way. Hatch, on the winner, was very quick off the mark, while Pen-cne and Madam Madcap were elow to move. Peireno was a very pro-, nounced favourite, and her defeat was a sore blow to backers. Cronstadt, who was very sore after his Cup efforts, was the only ■.withdrawal from the Metropolitan Handicap. Bridge, who looked a better horse than ho did in tho Cup, was: mado favourite despite his riso of 171b. It was an exciting race, and run in very fast time. Boutade made ■ tho early running, with John at tho head of the others, and Kopu last, just behind Sandstream and Bridge, but they were all close together. ■ Across the bottoni Jen-, kins took Sandstream up,, but Bridge (Gray).and Kopu (O'Brien) wore blocked. In the straight the two latter put in oreat. runs, but Prim hold them safe,. though Kopu was finishing ' much the stronger, and had he .got-clear earlier he must have iron.

Culprit was the best supported in the Irwcll Handicap, for two-year-olds, and he won all tho way; Query, a , half-sister to Master Alis. Petrovna,..and Tsantsa, was second,,well clear of .the others The winner was' first out, as wer- ail the mounts of R. Hatch, who seems to bo riding as-well as ever.

", Several' horses wore'well backed ,in theconcluding event, though Domino finished up favourite; Achray and Pilgrim s Way made tho early running, but in tho straight the favourite beat everything, and won easily. Colleen Mary began last, but she put m a wonderful run from the bottom of. tho straight, nnd iast failed to get 6econd place. The winner is a sluggish colt, and was all the better for his race on the opening day.

WEIGHTS TOR.THIRD DAT. • (By Tolograph.-Press Association.) Christchurch, November 7. The following are' the weights for the third day of the C.3.C. meeting ;- 'SUBURBAN HURDLES. - Reumac, list. i3lb.; Xavier, list. 81b.; MasterPaul, list. 71b.; Stayboy, 10st. 111b.; Coy, lOst. 111b.; Aorangi, 10st. 101b.; Gold Bird, lOst. Gib.; Longner lOst. 61b.; Aotea, lOst, 51b:; Hydrant, 9st. 12 b.; Southern Cross, 9st. 91b.; Nova, 9st Gib.; Kincman 9=t.;' Beckwell, 9st.; Full of Trumps, 9st; Northern Star, 9st.; Heather Dew, 9st.; Milo, 9st.; and Claymore, 9st. • : . ■ SPRING NUESERY.-Culprit, 9st. 91b.; Miscount, flat. 51b.; Peirene, 9st. 31b.; Bootle, Bst. 91b. , ; Masterpiece, Bst. ■21b.; Tarinhauser, Bst. 21b.; Byron, Bst. lib.; Muircoek, Bst. lib.; Query, 7st. 101b.; Orton, 7st. 101b.; Dirge, 7st. 10 b.; •Avarice, 7st. 101b.; Smapsis 7st 101b; Swordplay,' 7st. 101b.; Terebinth, 7st. 101b.; Wse Red, .Tst. 101b.; Bronze, 7s . 51b. ; Glenroy, fist.- 131b.; lady .41 in a, Gst. 131b!; Pleasure Bent, Gst. 71b.; Battalion, 6st. 71b.; and Orotava, Gst. 71b. AVON WELTER.—Theodore, lOst. 71b.; Wimmera, lOst. 71b.; Husbandman, lOst. slh -Rose Noble, 9st. 131b.; Miss Mischief, 9sT 131b.; Chief Loehiel, 9st. 121b ; Sharpshooter, Ost. Ulb.i Obsono 9st. ■111b. j Swimming Belt, 9st. 101b ; Dreadless, 9st. 91b.;. Balaclava, 9st, 71b ; John, 9st. 71b.; Sea King, 9st. Mb.; St. Felix, 9st. 51b.; Domino, 9st 41b.; Morecambe, 9st. 41b.; Boutade, 9st. 31b.; Cronstaclt, 9st. 31b.; Merrivonia, Ost. 21b.; Mfish, Bst. 101b!; Scotch Plaid, Bst. 81b.; San Severo, Bst. 81b.; Fasnakyle, Bst. 7 b.; fienius B=t 71b.; F sticuif, Bst. 41b.; Guianforfe, Bst. 41b ; Kilt, 8sl: 41b.; Colleen Mary, Bst. 41b;; Medallist, Bst.; Coroniforra, 7st. 131b. ; Kora, 7st 121b.; Crown Derby, 7st. 121b.; Zetland, 7st. 91b.; Kilosteri, 7st. 91b.; Acrostic 7st. 91b; Grand Slam, 7st 71b ; Cymbiform, M '/lb • Silver Bullet, 7st. 71b.; Busj--and, 7st. 71b.; True Knight, 7st. 71b.; and Aunt Sally, 7st. 71b. •

JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP.—Maori King, Ost. 51b.; Armlet, 9st. 31b.; Equitas, Bst 131b -Los Angeles, Bst. 101b.; Boanerges Bst. 91b.; Penates Bst 81b.; Prim, Bst. 81b.; Polymorphous, Bst 71b. jDiabolo, tet 61b. Danube, 85t,.61b • ■Sandstream, Bst.;.Wimmera, 7st. 11 b.; Wauchope, 7st. 101b.; Husbandman, 7st. 91b. ;■ Taskmaster, 7<it 81b • Roosevelt, 7st. 71b.; Sunburnt, 71b. 71b.; Birkdale, 7st. 71b.-;.Kopn. 7st. 51b.; Bollin, 7st. slb.;Wcme Zealand, ?«f \\h ■ Rose Noble, 7st. 51b.; Bliss, 7st, b.; DreadleL, 7st.'lib ; Formby, : 7st.; Madam Madcap, Gst. 131b.; Mernvonia, fist 111b • Cronstadt, Gst. 111!).; Merrnve, Bet 11 b Vice-Admiral, 6st. 101b.; Countermine. 6st 101b ;Kolnnoor, Gst 101b, Bft. i'BouWest. ,?">•! All Guns, Cst 7b. Federal, Gst. 71b.; Passion, Gst. 71b.; Sea Qiuen, 6st. 71b.; and Adjudge, Cst 71b.

THE OTAIO PLATE.—Diabolo, lOst. 131b Prim, lOst. 81b.; Kopu, lOst. 21b.; Bollin, Stat illb.i Mcrriwa Ost. 91b.; Rose Noble, 9st. 81b.; St. Felix, 3s .' 51b.; BiXlnifl Ist 21b.; Cullinan, 9st. 21b.; Boutade'Sst; 131b.) Martist, Bst. 131b.; The Lark Bst. 121b.; Adjudge, Bst. 101b.; Lawn Rose Bst. 91b.; Adage, Bsf 81b.; SXditefcßst, 8lb.; Umeraboy tot. 71b; Grand Slam, Bst. 31b.; Coromform Bst. 21b.; Armarnento, Bst. 21b.; Acrostic, Bst. lib.; Mediterranean, Bst.; Southern Cross, Sst.j Mumura, Bst.; Disastrous, Bst.j and Giovanni, Bst.

THE INJURED JOCKEY MURTAGH. (By Teleßraph.-Preas Association.! Christchurch, November 7. F Murtogh wlio rode Xavier in the hurdle race .at. Riccartou on Saturday, nnrt who sustained injuries through a fall was reported to be slightly improving at the hospital to-day.

AUCKLAND R.C. ACCEPTANCES. .' ' USy Telegraph.—l'coss Association.! ■ Auckland, November 7. Following arc' tho weights and acceptances for tho second day of tho A.K.U meeting:— MANUKAU nUEDLES. One milo and three-quarters.—Continuance, list. Ho. ; Sivagsraan, lOst. 51b.; Black Northern, lOst. 21b.; Hautapu, lOst. 2lb. j Tin Cakobau, 9st. 131b.; Hoanga, Ost. 8lb.; and Hoynl Day, 9st. lib. ■MUSKET STAKES. Four furlongs.Jliss Winsome, 9st. 21b.; Ireland, sst. 91b.; Cloudy Dawn, Tst. lOlb.j Hemisphere, 7st. 101b.; Harrington, 7st. 8lb.; Oboe, 7st. 71b.; Kapeen, 7st. 51b.; Mercy, 7st. 51b.; and Countermine, 7st. 21b. ONEHUNGA STEEPLECHASE. Three miles—Capitol, list. 8lb.; Antarctic,, llst. 71b.; King Hippo, lOst. 91b.; R«scrvoir, lOst. Gib.; Whatashot, lOst. 411). J First Barrel, lOst. 21b.; Le Beau, Ost. 131b.;. Creusot, 9st. 121b.; and Banana, Ost. 81b. SPEING HANDICAP. One mile— King Soult, Bst. lOlb.j Waian, Bst. 51b.; Santa Rosa, Bst. lib.; Lochbuio, Bst. 'lib.; Antoinette, 7st. 101b.; Tattoo, ist. 81b.; Tamainnpo, 7st. 71b.; Iney,, ist. 51b.; Admiral,Soult, 7st. 51b.; Coromandcl, Gst. 121b.; and Bully, Gst. 111b. EPSOM HANDICAP. Six furlongsSalute, 9st. 21b.; St. Bill, 9st. 41b.; Turbine, Bst. 61b.; Emblem, 85t.41b.; Sir Artegal, Bst. lib.; Kakama, Tst. 131b.; Apellon, 7st. 101b.; Blue Garment, ist. Sib.; Jena, 6st. 131b.; and Golden Loop, 6st. 13lb. KING EDWARD MEMORIAL HAMDICAP. One mile and a half.—Sedition, Bst. 131b.; Uranium, Sst. 81b; Paisano, Sst. 31b.; Waimangu, ist 131b.; Advocate, 7st. Ulb.; Lochbme, Tst. 81b. ? .Parable 7st. 31b.; Uhlando, Ost. 12lb.;AVaitapu, Gst. iOlb.,' and Dunborve, 6st. <lb. : NORMANBY HANDICAP. Sever, fur-longs.-First Wainki, Bst. 131b.; bolus, Sst 121b.; Wenonnh, Bst 101b.; Flying Rotilt, Sst. lib.; Kaponga, Bs.; Spectre, 7st. 131b.; Royal News, Tst. 71b.; Egotist, 7st. 61b.; Tipua, Gst. 121b.; . Ciicdmon,. flit. 121b.; Bonny Fishwife, 6st. 121b; Master Theory, 6st. 121b ; Columbia, 6st. 121b.; and Presently,' Gst. 121b. i MAIDEN HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter-Solus, Bst. 91b.; Regain, Sst. lib!; ITreevata, 7st. Gib.; Royal >ows 7st. 31b. j Maxwell, 7st 31b,; Waiotahi, 7st. 21b. ' Scotch,- 7st.; Eoyal Day, Tst.; Maroon and Black, 7st.; Hainadr3*ad 6st. Ulb.;'Master Wamki, tet. 101b.j INonolope, Gst. 101b.; Monoplane, Gst. 101b.; Mister William, Cst. 101b.; Sinn Fein. 6st. 101b.; and Bluo Rocket, 6st. lOlb.

DANNEVIRKE ACCEPTANCES. (By Tclcjraph.—Press Association.) Dannevirke, November 7. The following acceptances and entries have been received for the Dannevirke Racing Club's meeting:— BAUMATI HACK HANDICAP HURDLES. One mile nnd three-quarters.— Wirrnl, lOst. 91b.; To Whetu, lOst. 91b.; Sleacombe, lOst. 91b.; Waterworks lOstj Whakaweirn, lOst.j. Millennial, Ost. i b., Moat, 9st. Gib.; Spaniard, 9st. 31b.j llaminso, 9st; Moonhall, 9st.; • and Seaworfiiy, 9st. ' . - ' MATAMAU FLYING (Open). Six fur-longs.-Mon Ami, Sst. 81b.; Sublime, 8s . 31b.; Gold Battery, 7st. 71b.; and Voeteang, 7st. 21b. . , DANNEVIRKE HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter.-Iranui, 9st 21b.; Clemora, Bst. 31b.; Mendipßst. 21b.; Te Puia, 7st. 121b.; Vi, 7et. 101b.; 'I-ethcan, "st 51b.; Teotane, Gst. 101b.; and Highden,' 6st. 71b. UMUTAOBOA HACK. Six furlongs.Sea Queen, Bst. lllb.; Merrio Frank, Bst. 51b.; Moree, 7st. 131b.; Brilliancy, 7st. 131b.; Illustrious, 7st. 101b.; San Lass, 7st. 91b"; Eaupare. 7st. 71b.;; St. Lurasden, 7et. 31b.; 7st. 31b.; Lord Possible, 7st. 21b.; Eire, 7«t.j Wa.kehua 6st 101b.; Composed, 6st. 81b.; Eva Gst. 7lb.j Arioro, 6sr. 71b.; Miriam, 6st. 71b.; and Queen of Scots, ,6st. 71b.. . , . 'OT4.NGA HACK WELTER, One mile. -Captain Bell, 9sr. 41b.;- Torpomt, Bst. lllb.; Illustrious, Sst. 101b.; Master Laddo Bst. 91b.i Polynices, Bst. lib.; Kauroa, 7st. 101b.; Ariom, 7st. 101b.; All Trumps, 7st 101b.; Mortite, 7st. 101b.; and TJkuia, 7st.lOlb. . . . ' , WEBER WELTER (Open).-Seyen fur-longs-Sublime, 9st. 91b.; Mar on, Bst. 131b Teotane, Bst. lllb.; Tina Ton Bst.' 91b.; Cyrene, Bst. 71b.; Berengana, Bst.; •and Axis, Sst. ■ ■ •■■ . TIRATU DASH HACK.-. Five fur-longs.-Sea Queen, Ost. 41b.; Lady.Dons, ast 31b..- Amaru, Bst. 131b. ; Vibration, Sst! 81b.; Bow Bells, Bst. Sib. 5 Eongomal, Bst.: «b.; Morcykoff,. Tst. 131b.; Gladiole, 7st. 131b.; Seaweed, 7st. 131b.; Lord Possible, ,7st. 71b.; Kya, 7st. Slb.j Magenta, 7st. lib.; Julian, 7st.; Tigerine, 7st,s and Oilier, 7st. ENTRiEs/ - MAIDEN FLAT. Four furlongs and a lialf.-Restep, Soultiforfii, Lady Edna, Ngakau, Tigerine, SteUans, Lifeline, Ihe Rover, Pnketotarn. Lord' Kilchenm, Movi Slaisie, Jterrie Valet, Portcullis.. Onsjow Park, Avaunt, Julian,-Scots' Fusilier. Wee Rose, Artistic, Paku, Rangiatua, Golden Ball, and Mortite. - THE SHORTS. Five 'furlongs.—Bestep, Soultiform. Ngakau, Tigerine, .btellaria. Lifeline, The Rover, Puketotara, Lord Kilcheran, Movi Maisie, Portcullis, Ons■low Park, Magnota. Seaweed, Wee Rose, Paku, Kuranotangi, and Golden Ball. RACING FIXTURES. Nov. 9 and 12— Canterbury J.C. Metroanil 12-Auckland B.C. Spring. • Nov. 9.-Waverley-Waitotari' R.C. AnCounty R.C. Annual. Nov. 9 and 10-Taratahi-Carterton R.C. Annual. . ' . Nov. 16 and 17—Dannevirke R.C. Spring. Nov. 30 and Dec. 1-Feilding R.C. Spring. Dec. 7" and 8-Woodville J.C. Summer. >