ATHLETIC SPORTS,

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 978, 19 November 1910, Page 13

ATHLETIC SPORTS,

CRICKET. . SOUTH AFRICANS SCORE WELL • MATCH, AGAINST N.S.W. "Br Telceraph—Press Association—Copyright. (Rcc. November 18, 8.20 p.m.) • -. sycinoy, November 18,. ■ Thero was magnificent weather " fori the eommencoment of the match between .the South Africans, and New South Wales. Tho attendance totalled 6000, winch*-was 1 good' for an off day. Sherwell, ;tho Soutlr African 'captain, won tho toss, and . elected to bat. The wicket was' hard' and fast* ;:Zulc-h and Strieker opened. the. South-' African innings' to the bowling of Cotter and Kelleway.-, Both.splayed carefully, but ' Strieker ..was, nnoomfortable to Cotter's fast deliveries, , Zulch was more free, but -showed a .tendency to' play back. When his score stood at fourteen, however, he went forward to' Kelleway, but snicked the ball to Folkard, at iong-slip, who. held it. Two overs later 'Snooke, who had scored six, played an exactly Similar stroke ; and Emery'took the catch., Nourse joined Strieker, arid Hordern relieved Cotter -with the ball., Nourse punished the > slow bowler, but; after two overs M'Cartney took up the bowiing from Folkard at the other end. Runs oontinued to come slowly, with hn occasional brilliant stroko by.; Nourse,who was cutting splendidly. Strieker's play, was less interesting, but: he, however, punished anything loose, and leaenea the half-century ■ after, an hour and 54 minutes' batting. . Emery now. took up .the bowling from -M'Cartney, and in,his second ov-er Nourse tipped the ball, which was'cleverly, .caught by Kelleway, at close slip. Faulkner followed, and showed dash and brilliance immediately', glancing Emery to the fence. Strieker, after a ,st-ay of two hours and twenty minutes at .the wickets, was! clean bowled by Kelleway. His score' of 73 included ten fourers. Llewellyn followed, and -batted with freedom, • but Folkard clean-bowled him when he had-made 13., ■ Schwarz,. who was next,' was dismissed by Folkard's first ball. Faulkner severely punished anything short or on the leg side, his best stroke being' a pretty leg glance. Vogler, after scoring 12, tried to play bide 'to a .fast, one from . Cotter, and was bowled., '..

The South Africans' second. century. appeared after.2s3: minutes' play.. Whei. •Pearse joined ' Faulkner: they livened play considerably. . Pearse hit a sixer off Hordern, and the next ball he landed to the fence. ' : Fanlkner.:had just pass.ed Strieker's score when Emery • yorked bis,'middle stump. He had hit 12 fourersi.;' Commaillo was given out legbefore to KeUeway before he had scored. Sherwell, the captain, "was last to'go in', as he was suffering from a cold. When he had made 45, Pearse drove KelldW'ay hard back, to the bowler, who madq a brilliant catch, arid the South Africans were all out for 3QO, which occupied 331 minutes in tho making. The South' Africans wasted no tim.e between the fall of the wickets, a fact which was : greatly appreciated; V. Trumper and Bardsley opened the New South . Wales innings, to the at tack of Nourse and Vogler. Both batsmen played Confidently, and well, . and scored; 76 in 42 minutes, . The following are the scores:—• • * , " SOUTH AFRICANS. />' ' ' First Innings.-' ' ■ Zulchi c. Folkard, b. Kelloway 14 Snooke. c. Emeiy, b.iKellew&y,6 Nourse, c. Kelleway, b. 40 Strieker, b. Kelleway-,................U 73' Llewellyn, b. Schwarz, b. Folkard ' 0 Vogler,. b. Cotter • 12 Faulkner, b. Emery -.74 Cqminaillo, 1.b.w.. b; Kolleway 45 Sherwell, not; out 5 "Sundries - - —— 18 " Total ' 300 : Bowling. Analysis.—Cotter, took- one wick'et .for 66 runs; Kelleway, five for 60; Horden, '.nil, for 31; Macartney, nil for I:'run ; Folkard, two for 53 j.Emery, ■two for 71. • ■ NEW SOUTH WALES, ' ' First'lnnings: ■. Trumper, .not out — 41 ißardsley, not out, 35 . • fotal for no wickets 76

. TEAMS FOB TO-DAY. . , Templars v. Central, at Newtown jPark, 2.15 pjn.—The Templars', team will be chosen on the ground from —' Wright, Brown, Blenkinsop,' Cresswell, Donn, Dooley, Dryden, Greig, Lambert, M'Konzie,' Pntterßon, Pooley, and Tultett.' ' Catholic Club Young Men's Club ngainst Karori.—Carroll, Finnegan, Leydon, : M'Govern, , M'Grath, O'Dowd," O'.Sullivan, Reade, Thomas, nn'd O'Malley. ■' Petone'Junior, v. Y.M.C.A;—Petono ieam: Bri6ei Dalgleish, Barder, Nunn, M'Farlarie,, Border, ,'Southgatfe, Olsen, Taplin, and Cowell. Third grade.— Petone. v.- Nortb—Petone team: Wynyard, Whitloy, • Garney, Bold, O'Leary, J. Thompson, Bolton, M'Con-neU,-';Staiimraller, Mohan, and Wilson. ' Victoria. College.—Juniors v'. Wellington Bast, at' Kclburne Park: • Maci:ay, .Martin, Broad, -Salmond, Bruce, Jtonntree, do la Mare, J. Griffiths, Ward, Castle, Brodie. ' Third Class v. Wellington South, at Kelbnme Park: Gray,'Brosnan, H. Williams, C. Williams, O'Shea, Macartney, Engerbretsen, Burgess, Ryan, Jamiesori, Castle. Robinson.' ' ; - Milligan's .C.C. against Ocean. Accident' Company, at Kelburno Park. — Herron, Craig, Forsythe, Vause, Muir, Richardson, M'Keown, Sievcrs, Warno, Moffati, Jorgenson. Wellington South teams:—Junior championship against Hutt,. at Hutt: Bowen, Duncan, Haigh, Johnson (2), M'Gowan, Murphy. , Stevens, Tyler, iWagstaff, *R. Webb. Third-class championship against Victoria College, at Kelburno Park: Burnside, Carter, Kindell, little, Nces,. Nelson,. Parton, Pudney,. Robinson, Ryan, and C A ,Webb. • Y.M.C.A, v. Petone (junior grade), at Petone:—Murphy, Jl'Girr, Hughes, Muldoon (2), Reed, Holloway, Scott, Atneave, Edwards, M'Kay. Third class v. Wellington College B: Blackburne, Cassey, Edwards, 'fiollis, Lay! Mabin, Sclaters, C. -Thompson, H. Thompson, and Wilson. . : The . following will represent The Dominion against "Kangaroos," at Newtown Park, tliis afternoon: —Dunkley, Reynolds, Earle, Weston, Plimmcr, Morgan, Blanchard,' Tucker, • Kinnear, Maysmor, Pilkington, Mackay: Emergencies: Boyle, I'lynn, "Kangaroos": —Steel, Woodhead. Dalnin, Roino, Lambert, Corbett, Barry, 'Hanify, Gordon, Spottiswoode, and Thompsou. Catch of the Season. Laws and Manning's splendid stock of cricket materials. Courtenay Place. Repairs a speciality,*

: LAWN TENNIS.

SYDNEY REMAINS HEAD- ' QUARTERS. By Teleevauli- -Press Association-Oooyiight. (Reo. November 19, 0.45 a.m.) Sydney, November 18. Tho Australasian Lawn' Tennis Association has negatived the proposal to transfer the headquarters from Sydney to Melbourne. Victoria, Tasmania, and South Australia supported the motion for the transfer, and New South Wales. Queensland, West Australia, aud jW Zealand opposed tho proposal.

BOXING,

; NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL. (By Telceraoh.—l'rcsa Association.) Clirlstchurch, November 18. At a meeting of the Now Zoaland Boxing Council correspondence was received. from tho Wellington Association." objecting to a declaration' from the council that .'certain, matters agreed to at the Palmerston North Conference had become law. The Wellington "Association's objection was based on a rule which provides that alterations to rules must be by mail vote. Tho council decided to submit soveral matters mentioned to tho affiliated bodies for a mail vote. Permission was granted'.to tho Millerton Association to' arrange for a match between Mitchell and Rudd for the heavy-weight professional championship, and.to the Northern Association to arrange a match between Halley and Tracey for the welter-weight championship. A statement was received from B. Ellis, of Wellington, who had been selected to represent New Zealand in the Australasian bantam championship, and. who, was 131b. overweight, on. tho .day before the competition. The council considered .his statement most unsatisfactory, and dccided to forward its vifews to the Wellington Association >nd the Northern Association, the latter body having brought the matter before: the council.

GOLF.

. THE WELLINGTON CLUB. : Tho following is the drawing and order of play for the. Ward Cup (fourball foursome), to be played at Heretaunga to-day, play ■■ to commence at .12.30 p.m.:— . First Tee—A. S. Biss (9) and E. B. Brown (18) play T.. S. Weston (8) and G. George (6); M. Ross (8) and J. A. Pike (14) play W. E. Pearson (12) and J. Fairchild (18); A. M'Cfosh Clarke (5) and E. J. Ileid (9) play E. H. Rawson '(s)' arid J. C. Crawford (5); C. Young (14) and Fi Ward (14) play J. Marchbanks- (9) and A Young (9): W. B. Lees (6) and A. J. Abbott (scr.) play K. Duncan-(3) and C.-Elgar (8); Dr. Hales (4) and F. G. Dalziol (5) play-W.'E,-Reid (3) and Dr. Tolhurst (8). : 'Eighth, Tee—C. Pearce (8) and F. Kebbcll (5) play G. F. Johnston (8) and C. Nathan; (9); W. T. Barton (18) and E. S. I'carce (5) play W. 'E. Fuss'ell (8) and A; E. Whyte (12); , V. Reed (14) and E. D. Dymock (9) play M. Turrell (9) and J. B. MacEwen (3); Dr. 'Webster (12) and R.. W. Kirkby (5) play J. Campbell (14) and L, Mackey; A. Duncan (owes 3) and E. L. Chaffey (8) play C. Goto .(5) and A. S. MacSliane (8); J. M. M'Lean. (11). F. M'Lean (9) a bye. ' "\-

BOWLS.

: SENIOR PENNANT MATCHES. The following teams will . represent '.the, various clubs in the /senior pennant matches to be played this afternoon:— . ' • Newtown (v.-. Te . Hiwi).—Away: Greenside, Nancarrow, Hendry, Prioe (s.); 'Warwick, Duff, A. J. Pollock, Wylie : (s.). At home: Bailey, J. Sexton, J., Brackenridge, Prince (s.); J. Martin,"Rain'say, Laughton, J. J. Roberts (s.). ; .Petone (v. \ Wellington).—Home: Cowie, Walton', Marsden, Wilmshurst (s.);:Stephens. Curtis, Melhuish, Southgate (s.). Away: Jones, Hay, Gilmore, Wylie (s.); T. M'Arthur, Renai, Udy) Ross (s.). Wellington—Home: Mayer, Focko, G.' Brown, Churchward (s.); Ledger, Hamilton, Moult, Dall ; (s.). .Away: Crane, I son, 'Webb, (s.).j Leslie, Bush, Still, Porteous (s.). •

Victoria (v. Thorndon).—Home: Fossette, A. B. Anderson, Mack, Bary (s.); Hatch, Kirker, Mayer, Redstone (s.). Away: Townsley, A. Longmore, Vosseler,- Norwood (s.)Stevens, Martin, Scott, Hueston (s,). Thorridott— Home: Chittey, Reeves, J. M. King, J. T. King (s.); Stevenson, Hatch, Matthews, Jackmah (s.): Away; Slater,' Robieson, M'Eldowney, 1 Brightwell (5.).; |J. : P. Braiidon, Conlin, Corliss. V. Dimock (s.). . , ; • Te fiiwi (v. ,Newotwn).—Homo: E. J: Hill, Gilmer, Shallcrass, Lock (s.) ; Cohen, Coombs,' Whittle,'; Hendry (s.). Away: Leatham, Remington, Parata : (s.); : Crichton-Smith, Martin, Wiggins, Leighton : (s.)» . Newtown— Names not sent in. Jolmsonvillo (v. Kelbume).—Home: A. Mills, G. Hall, R.: Turner, G. Manson (s.); O'Neill, Jeffreys, Taplin, Wallis (s.). At Kolbnrno: Morgan, Bould, Petrie, Thompson (s.); Jerusalem, Greeir, Bethune, Sloano (s). Karori v. Khandallah.—Karori— Homo: England, Nowcombe, Cooper, Magnus (s.); H. Cook, W. Lockett, Hemsley, Dryden (s.). Away: Hopo, Roberts, Burn, Crawford (s.) ; G. Eagle, W. Bradnock, T. Campbell, C. H. Williams (s.). Khandallah —Away: Plimmer, Bourke, Davis, Davy (s.): W. Bourke, Nalaer, Thomson, Dumbell(s.). At homeTaylor, Finn, Smith, Clark (s.); Crump, Stafford, Fleming, J. Plimmer (s.). Junior Pennant.—Karori (v. Petone). —Karori will default to 'Potone. Victoria—Pilchor, Besant, Cavell, Jackson (s.). Thorndon—Dumbell, D. Wilson, Peterson, Lewis (s.). Kelburne v. Johnsonville—Wackrow, Taylor, Orr, Styles (s.). Hutt—Johnson, Hayes, Parker, Casey (s.); v. Newtown—R. Brackenridge, Chegwidden, Leahv, M'Clintock (s.).

Junior Stars. —Karori will be represented by Atkin, Gregg, Nevill, 'Watch'man (s.).

Edwin Feathers.—Hntt Challengers v. Wellington: Davidson, Seymour, Trevethiob, Holland.

HOCKEY.

AMALGAMATION OF ASSOCIATIONS. Tho outcome of a conference between Mr. W. J. Organ, chairman of the Wellington Hockey Association, Mr. J. C. Cusack, chairman of the Wellington Wednesday Hockey Association, and Mr.'E. Nordon, chairman'of tho Now Zealand Hockey Association, has been an arrangement under which the Wednesday Association affiliates with the Wellington Association as a sub-associV tion. The result of this will bo that tho Wednesday clubs will bo able to play any other club they can arrange matches with, while still controlling their own affairs, but tho Wednesday Association will not have representation on tho Wellington Association.

HOCKEY.

FOR AUSTRALIAN VISITORS. (By TtlcEraph.—Press Association.) Ciirlstohurch, November 18. A sub-committee of tho New Zealand Hockey Association has been sot up to report on the proposal to invite an Australian team to tho Dominion. It was recommended at a meeting of tho committee to-day that the team sliould pay the cost of their voyage to Now Zealand and back, and that the various affiliated associations should billot tho team, and also guarantee tho New Zealand Association a certain sum to defray tho travelling expenses of the team in tho Dominion. It was suggested that each of tho centre should _ guarantee £25, and the minor associations £20 each. The estimated cost of the tour was £150 Bs. 9d. Tho report was adopted, and it was decided to communicate with the various associations, and ask them if they would agree to these conditions, and, if so, to let' the' secretary have their guarantees by. March,

THE TURF.

FEILDING J.C, WEIGHTS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) Feilding, November 18. The following are the weights for tho Spring mooting of the Feilding Jockey Club:— FLYING STAKES. Six furlongs — Equitas, 9st. 91h.; Full Rato, 9st. 31b.; Irish Rifle. Bst. 31b.; Faunus, Bst. 21b.; Trtto Shot, Bst. lib.; Emblem, 7st. 131b.;. Mon Ami, 7st. 101b.; Tenterhook, 7st. 81b.; Tanckaha, 7st. 71b.'; Lady MonschikofF, 7st. 71b.; Thetis, 6st. 101b.'; Mulga Bill, 6rt. 91b.; and Gold Battery, CJst. 71b.

.. AORANGI HACK WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—ldealism, 9st. 91b.; Midian, 9st. 51b.; Patrobus, 9st. 41b.; Master Laddo, Bst. 121b.; San Lass, Bst. 101b.; Sir- Solo, Bst. 101b'.; True Knight, Bst. 101b.; Mortite, Bst. 91b.; Kilostere, Bst. 81b.; Plantation, 8s t. 71b.; Floater, Bst. 71b.; Goldsby, Bst. 41b.; Bst.; Waiputcre, Bst.; Globo, 'Bst.; Julian, Bst. Nesterine, Bst.; Eva, Bst.; and Rangiuru, Bst. ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP. One mile and a half.' . st. lb. - ■ sti lb. Sandstream 8 10 Birkdale ... 7 13 Roosevelt 8 3 Countermine 7 5 Sir Prize.., 8 0 Uhlando ... ■ 613 John 8 0 Teotano ... 6 10 Clemora „ 8 0 Strathmoira 610 .Mendip _ 713 Mallet ... 6 7 SPRING .HURDLES, f About two miles.—Maggie Paul, lOst. 91b.; Tyrannic, 10st. 61b.; Hydrant, 9st. 101b.; Tho Native, 9st. 21b.; Sleacombe, 9st.; Showman, 9st.; Waikaraka,-9st.; Rosegrove, 9st.; and Himitangi, 9st. WAITUNA HACK HURDLES. One mile and a half.—Mahuta, list. 21b.; Waterworks, list. - 21b.; The Native, lOst. 101b.'; Merry Lawn, lOst. 21b.; Himitangi, 9st. 101b.; Howler, 9st, 71b.; Chasemab, 9st. 61b.; Claremont, 9st. 51b.; Canadian, 9st.; All Trumps, 9st. ; and Moonhall, 9st. KIWITEA WELTER HANDICAP. Ono mile.—Sharpshooter, lOst. 91b. ; Koran, 9st." 131b.; Shuja, 9st. 61b.;' Lethean, 9st. lib.; Goodwin Park, Bst. 131b.;' Miss Advancc, Bst. 101b.; Shannon Lass, Bst. 81b.; Marton, Bst. 51b.; Tina Toa, Bst. 21b.; First Mate, Bst.; Cyrene, Bst.; and Waipunui, Sst. FITZIiOY HACK FLYiNG HANDICAP. Six , furlongs.—Morry ; Frank, 9st.; Lady Doris, Bst. 131b.; Vibration, Bst> 61b.; Bunkum, Sst. 61b.; Dervish,' Bst. 21b.; Prancer, Bst. 211).; Singer, Bst. lib.; Moree, 7st. 121b.; Ngatiruanui, 7st. 71b.; Gladiole, 7sfc.' 711).; St. Lumsden, 7st.-21b.; To Tikura, 7st. 21b. ; Ladrono, 6st. 131b.;. Avaunt, 6st. 91b.;' Liquori, 6st. 91b.; and St. Helena, 6st. 91b.

MAIDEN HACK SCURRY. Five furlongs and a half—BeNo Amie, Molalogue, Soultiforin, San Pluie, Egotist, East , Wind, Retreat, Allurement, Liquori, Excel, Codex, St. Helena, Aquatic, Seaweed, Waiputere, Pahu, Wild Lupin, Harrington, Tho Rover, Te Tikura, Jackpin, Meroze, Tamakoa, and .Captain.

SOUTH CANTERBURY J.C. ACCEPTANCES.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) . ' Timaru, November 18. ■ The following aro tho acceptances for the first day's racing of the South Canterbury Jockey Club's Spring meeting:— ■

, SUMMER HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. Six furlongs.—Flambeau, 9st.; Silver Bullet, Bst. 61b..; Achray, Bst. 21b.; Aunt Sally, Bst. 21b.; Susa, 7st. 131b.; 'Alto, 7st. i121b.; Xyloidino, 7st. 41b.; and Red, White, and Blue, 7st. 31b. SHORTS HANDICAP, of 80 sovs. Four furlongs.—Lupulite,- 9st. 61b.; Federal, 9st. 51b.; Lady Orizoin, 9st. 41b.; Aerona, Bst. 101b. j Pilgrim's Way, 7st. 131b.: Manchester, 7st. 81b.; Perm, 7st. 71b.; Big 'Blast, 7st, 71b.; Mademoiselle Ixo, 7st. 71b.; Casa Nova, 7st. 71b.; Stepmaid, 7st. 71b.; and Fulmar, 7st. 71b. OTAIO HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. One mile.and a half.—Coy, list. 91b.; Southern Cross, lOst. 41b.; Ringman, lOst. 91b.; Fandango, 9st. 71b.; Farley Grove, 9st. 41b.; Full of Trumps, 9st.; Ratepayer, 9st.; and Heather Dew, 9st. TIMARU HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. One mile and a. quarter.—Roso Noble, 9st. 31b.; Outtador, Bst. 101b.; Adage, 7st. 131b.; Cronstadt, 7st. 121b.; Adjudge, 7st. 91b.;' Dabchick, 7st. 71b.; and Puake, 6st. 71b. / PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Soven furlongs.—Waiju, lOst. 81b.; Fasnakyle, 9st. 51b.; Kilts, -9st. 41b.; Adjudge, 9st. lib.; Gold Braid, 9st.; Glenfield, Bst.; Grand Slam, Bst.; and Amazon, Bst. FLYING HANDICAP, of 100 sovs.* Six furlongs.—Sea King, 9st.; Lupulite, Bsi. 71b.; Balaclava, Bst. 71b.; Scotch Plaid, Bst. 61b.; Fasnakyle, Bst. 31b.; Pilgrim's Way, 7st. 51b: j Rock Ferry, 6st. 121b.; Silver Bullet, 6st. 91b. ; and Busyland, 6st. 71b.

TAKAPUNA J.C. MEETING.

FIRST DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) Auckland, November 18. The following are the acceptances for events to bo run on the opening day of tho'Takapuna J.O. spring meeting (November 20): — CHELTENHAM HANDICAP., Fivo furlongs and a half.—Turbine, Bst. 121b.; Sir Artegal, Bst. 121b. j Miss Winnie, Bst. 101b.: Kapanga, Bst.; Lady Frances,, 7st. 71b.; Lady Dot, 7st. 21b.; Toa Ttfhi, 7st. 21b.; Golden Loop, 6st. 131b.; Captain Soult, 6st. 111b.; Impulsive, 6st. 111b'.; Elegance, 6st. 91b.; Aristos, 6st. 81b.; Taka, 6st. 81b.; and Princess Soult, 6st. 81b'. MAIDEN HURDLES. One milo and a half and 100 yards.—Delegate, lOst. 61b.;. Don Quex, 9st. 61b.; Kaiwaka, 9st. 61b.; Sabine, 9st. 41b.; St. Maria, 9st.; Whataroa, 9st.; Powerful, 9st.; Blue Rocket, 9st.; Seldom, 9st.; and Rangiora, 9st. FIRST PONY HANDICAP. Fivo furlongs and a half.—Mistime, 9st.; Mighty Atom, Bst. 121b.; Peggy Prydo, Bst. 8lb.; Nonvay, Bst.; Miss Stella, Bst.; Maika, 7st. 31b.; Rod Lupin, 7st. 21b.; Kuratau, 7st.; and Caedmon, 7st. TRIAL HANDICAP. One mile.— Frontino, 7st. 91b.; Royal News, 7st. 71b.; H'eta, 7st. 51b.; Waiotahi, 7st. 41b.; Scotch, 7st.; His Highness, 7st.; Monolope, 7st.; Hamadryad, 7st.; and Monoplane, 7st. CAMBRIA HANDICAP. Four furlongs.—Tranquil, Bst. lib.; Sylverlyte, 7st. 51b.; Worcester,. 7st. 61b.; Oboe, 7st. 21b.; Kaween, 7st.; Solitude, 7st.; Gibson Girl, 7st.; Harrigan, 7st.; Mcrci, 7st.; and Condamine, 7st. ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP. One milo and ' a quarter.—Uranium, 9st.: Lochbuhie, Bst.; Sea Elf, 7st. 111b.; Master Theory, 7st., 91b.: Manapouri, 7st. 91b.; Regain, 7st. 81b.; Dazzling 7st. 31b.; Prophot, 7st. 21b.; Haldano, 6st. 131b.; Coromandcl, 6st. 111b.; and Spectre, Gst. 101b. TIRI HURDLE RACE. Ono milo and three-quarters.—Black Northern,' lOst. 31b.; Tui Cakobau, 9st. 101b.; Hoanga, 9st. 61b.; and llangihaeta, 9st. 61b. .

MELROSE HANDICAP. Five furlongs and a half. —Spcctro, 9st.; Haku. Bst. 91b.; Miss Grizzle, Bst. 21b.; Lucillo, 83t. 21b.; Miss Ada, Bst.; Miss Livonia, 7st. 131b.; Huffy, 7?t. 121b.; Goodwin Sands, 7st. 121b.; Vivace, 7st. 121b.; Bonny Fishwife, 7st. 121b.; Monolop'e, 7st. 121b.; Mary Ann, 7st.' 121b.; Maykoff, 7st. 121b.; Araw% 7st. 121b.; Kowaru, 7st. 121b.; Presently, 7st. 121b.; Bogoy, 7st. 121b.; Parawad. 7st. 121b.; and Lady Betty, 7st. 121b.-