THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1457, 4 June 1912, Page 6

THE TURF.

— »- —— OTAKI MAORI RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING. KHAMSIN WINS RAUKAWA CUP, THREE WINS FOR DEELEY. Fine weather favoured the opening otho Otaki Maori Kacing Club's winte] meeting, which -was attended by a recorr crowd, those present including Sir Jas Carroll. A slight shower of rain fell diir. ing tho afternoon and a cold breeze blow throughout tho day, but the conditions wore far from unpleasant. On account oi tho heavy rains that had fallen tho racing track wus very slushy down the back stretch and in consequence of this the ame's in all of tho events were on the slow side. Tho scratching pen, however, was not .much dn evidence and good field; unci interesting racing were the order oi : tho day. some of the finishes being : very close and ' exciting. ' A ileaturo of tho sport—more noticeablo on account of the heavy going— ivas the success of a number of favourites, though tho winner of Iho Rankawa . Cub (Khamsin), and of the Eahui Han- , ' dicap (Uermia) were outsiders. During th(i day, the leading horseman, B. Deeley, rode three winners and was just beaten ■in another race. , The new silent totalisator, recently installed by the club, was in use for tho first time, but the staff behind the windows found it impossible to accept all the' business offering in the time and : inrge sums'of money were shut out before every race. Notwithstanding this the investments during the day reached the satisfactory total of MlfiM, which is a substantial increase on last year's first day total of 4313.371. The following are /the results of tho different events:— '"MAIDEN FLAT KACE, of GO sovs. For three-year-olds and upwards. Weight : for age. Six furlongs. 1 Mr. E. Short's, br. c. Kilrain, by Ivilchorau (imp.)— Grand Eoi'ii. 3 ' .yrs., Bst. 111b ;... (W. Price) 1 2 Mr.'W. W. Ellerton's Lambton, Bst. 11 Mr" ff ' 121b. (J. jr., Clay) 3 Also started: 12 Salubrious, Sst. 111b. (Ft, M'Donald), !) Facsimile, Bst. 111b. ■ (Griffiths), 10 Invicta, Bst. 111b. (A. Oliver), * Black Lupin, Bst. 111b. (Coleman); 3 ' 'i' a AiY I,a /i ilnir - Bst - 9lb - (Kwley); "< Biddv, Bst. nib. (L. Wdlson); 15 Liberty, Bst. 91b! (11. Lorigan); 11 Heather, Bst. Sib (C {Price); 8 Pcsjgy,"".Bst. 91b. (Emerson); 13 Wanvetu, tot. 81b. (H. Tricklebnnk); G Stockade,. Bst. 81b. (Leo); 5 Courtly, Bst. Sib., earned Bst. 101b. (H.. Hatch). • Stockade and War Queen were first to show out and were followed by Facsimile find lambton.;; After going three furlongs War Queen wias clear of Stockade w !i° ™?, tlV( > lengths ahead of Lambton, with lulrnin about fifth. War Queen, htockade, and Lambton rounded tho home ■■bend together with Kilrain coming fast on the rails;' A pood race home .between J,ambtoii <md Kilrain resulted in favour -of the latter by a nose, with ,War Queen t«° (l enS S- s awa - y . third and Stockade fourth. , Time, lmin. 23 3-ssec. ' * PLYING HACK HANDICAP, of 90 sovs Six furlongs. 1 Mr. J. Coleman's br. f. Lady Volga, ly Vlachmir-Merrie England mare Js fe.^rfc-S,| j 4 Mr;,P. Soames's Semaphore,' Tst* rib :■ ~' : , ■■■■'■:. Of'Mullen) 3 Also started:. s.Gay Lawless, fet. 121b (Wison); 0 Ladrone, Bst. 91b. (Hatch)- o ,J Qiwh 9 V (M Y Pric n e . ); 2-Fife ft -, B 'J- (K- Yw'ng); 8 Big Blast, 7st 'A m (^l ?^ bil " t U. u Boronia. 7st. Sib. (1L Binersonj; llPanthea, 6st. 121b. (Monk) 13 Septimus- 6st. 121b. (Tricklebank) bay. Lawless and Rector Girl were squeezed out at tho start, and lost sev-eral-lengths. Lady Volga, Boronia, and l™ F i Wa t Yf C « hh r 1° sho ? out - and after going half the distance Lady VoVa ivas leading from rPiriwai, Gordon Bell, and Boronia in' that order. Lady Volga in--.creased her lead in tire straight, and won easily by fivo lengths from Katua, JtS whom came Semaphore, Gordon Bell, and lmirfi I.l^. L,Wle33 ; Was ,ast - Time ' HACK HURDLE -HANDICAP, of 90 sovs ■ : One mile and a half.' 1 Mr. J Jackson's ch. g. Silver Clnse, • by Sylvia Park-K.ecluse .mare 2w y v I st ? lb, : y•"•••■ "f E - Mtirtagh 1 2 Mr. E. Korehoma's Elfish, 9st. 111b. i „ ••. ~, ', (S. Crawford) 2 n - «. A ;,,£ l9Xander ' s Goodwin Park, ,J st f\ ••• •■•• (C Price) 3 .Also started: C Ascalon, 9st. 71b , (Kelly); 3 Bravest, 9si. (6'Connell) ■ 5 Matapoun, 9st. (Youns). '' q;f™ al r? early $ 0( *r tlle lead ' wWle bilver Clnse was last to leave the mark. 3° s 11,-?I 1, -? ?i a .? d A-!?,' 11 '"! led from Jtata- ' Z 'u hl1 ? Salra ' Cluse, who had made up a lot of ground, was third. Ascalon ™? ( '" ne ys* oni fur'onss from home, and then. Elfish ran to the front f rOID Matapoun and Silver Cluse. Elfish and Silver Chlse jumped the last hurdle toKetner, and a great race home re=ultpd .-in favour O f Silver Cluso hv a head Good™ Park yas three lengths £ d ? ™\ Matapouri fourth. Time, .smin. .59. 5-ssec. ' RAUKAWA CUP HANDICAP, of 300 soys, i, second horse to receive 30 sovs., and the third horse 20 sovs. from the stake. Ono milo and a quarter 8 Mr,lance Wood's b. f. Khamsin, by Quarryman—Jlist, 3yrs.. 7st. 111b. m -\r- iSr it 7 ••, , ("■• Tfioklebank) 1 13 MivA.-M. Wright's br. g. TheEover by, Advance-Polly Perkins, Gyrs /st. 61b., carried 7st. 3lb. a n "' T.T, r, (R - 2 i Hon. J/D. Ormoncl's br. g. Sir Tristram, by Sir Lancelot—Thame ~ aged, 7st. 31b (H.Watson) 3 •~ Also.started: 5 Undecided, , Hst. 71b (I? Hatch); 13 Byron, Bst. lib. (C. Price)- 2 Sea Queon, Bst (W. Price); 1 .Vulga Bill, ,•■s; Dee,e -V): 7 Lady Meuschikofr (11. Cinfbths); G Labour Day, 7st. 71b. (M'Cart«n ; 10 Waipaku, 7st. fill,. (R. Lowe); 3 Lady Montoa, 7st. 'lib. (W. Boll); 11 Con the Shaughraun, 7s(. 21b., uu-ried 7st ™- (/I. Lorigan); 11 Kauparahn, fist. IMb. (Ashley Reed); >J St. Folix, Kst. 101b , onmed 6st.'l2-}lb. (C. Emerson). Sea Queen was first.lo show out, but flho was ffiiickly passed, by Waipaku and then by Khamsin. Passing tfio stand the order was, Khamsin, Waipaku, Sea Queen Miilga Bill, Con tho Shaughraun, and Sir Tristram. Tho .order was much the samo until tho half-niilo post, where Sir Tristram had run into second place behind Khamsin, whilo Tho Rover made a forward movo from the ruck. Khamsin led into the straight, closely attended by Sir Tristram and Tho Borer. Khamsin hold her own in tho run to the post, and won by half a length from Tho Hover,'who was a length in front of Sir Tristram. Waipaku was another length away fourth, Soa Queen'fifth, Byron sixth, Mnlga Bill seventh, while St. "Felix, Undecided, and Eanparaha-woro last to cross the lino. Time, 2min. lfisec. OTAKI HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. One mile. 1 Mr. K. Smythe's br. g. Waikehua, by Waiuku—Hine-nui-iJe-po, 'lyrs., Bst. 31b (B. Deeley) 1 6 Mr. F. J. Attfield's Bonnie- Bov, i)st. (T. George) 2 8 Mr. C. A. W. Monckton's Brown Trout, 9st (E. Hatch) 8 Also started: 2 Moutoa Girl, 7st. 121b. (Emerson); 5 Easy, 7st. 721b. (I-owo); i Arohakau, 7st. 71b. (Griffiths); and 7 Wadtoto, 7st. 21b. (Woller). Brown Trout was first away, followed by Waikehua. At the seven-furlong post, Waitoto ran to the front and led down the back with Wnikeluia on the rails and tho remainder bunched. Waikehua drew out in the straight, and, stalling off a lato run by Bonnie Boy, won by a neck. Brown Trout was some lengths away third, and then followed Arokahau and Moutoa GirlTime, lmin. 52 1-ssec. ' EAHUI HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.j second horse to receive 20 sovs., and tho third II) sovs. from the stake. Six furlongs. . ■ . 5 jfr. R. A. M'Donald'e b. m. Hormia, bv Birkenhcad (imp.)— Nixie, Bst. Sib (E. M'Donald) 1 I Mr. J. Harlo's Makara, 7st. 10tt>. (Deeley) 2 II Mr. H. Hodge's Bally Shannon, 7st. (Cart) 3 Mso started: 2 Bootle, Bst. 111b. (L. Wilson); i Allurement, 7st. 131b. (AV. Bell); 8 Mira, 7st. 81b. (Griffiths); 3 Mon Ami' 7st. 61b. (Emerson); 6 DeDlo-jv 7st,

carried 7ei ljlb. (Trioklebanfc); 9 Afterthought, 7st. (A. Reed); 10 Wniouru, list. 111b. (Kemp); 12 iloloch, Gst. lOlb., c.irriecl 7st. 311). (Lorigau), 7 Lady Frau, Gst. 71b. (Wellcr). Herm'ia was first away, but Bootlo soon ran to tho front, mid, with Deploy, led down the back and round tlio bend into the straight. Hormia then caino through again, but only to bo at once challenged by Makara. ■In a stirring finish Ilennia won by a nose from Makara, with Bally Shannon a couple of lengths away third, itnd Deploy fourth. Time, lmin. 20 3-5 sec. BIRTHDAY WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 90 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Mr. 6. Penfold's br. g. Parewanui, by Advauoo—Dryad' mare, dyrs., 9st. 111b (B. Deeley) 1 1 Mr. G. Delauey's Strategist, 9st. sll>. (Murtagh) 2 7 Mr. J. Cameron's Blend, Sst. 71b. (Young) 3 Also started: 5 Semaphore, 9st. (L. Wilson); 3 Bercola, Sst. 121b. (C. Price); S Florence Nightingale, Bst. 1111). (B. Oliver); i liidra, Sst. 101b. (R. Hatch); 10 Panthea, Sst. 101b. (Emerson); 6 Foreshot, B>t. 101b. (Jenkins); 11 San Port, Bst. 71b. (W. H. M'Kay); and 9 Fionacre, Bst. 71b. (W. Price). Parewanui led from start to finish, and won by a head from Strategist, who was a couple of lengths in front of Blend. Time, lmin. 36sco.

NOTES ON THE RACING. In a field of fifteen, Kilrain, from Tilley's Fordell stable, was made a warm favourite for tho Maiden Flat Race, Lanibton being tho only other candidate supported to any great extent. Tho pair iiad the finish to themselves. In the early stages Kilrain was not woll placed, but ho found an opening on tho rails at the home turn, and just got up in time to beat Lambtou by a head. Stockade p.tid War Oueen both showed pace, but failed to see the journey out. lady \ T olga, with Deeley in the saddle, was the actual favourite in thu Flying Hack Handicap, but Gordon Bell and the bracketed pair, Shuja and Piriwai, carried nearly as much money. Deeley always had the favourite near the front, and when tho straight was reached she drew out and won very easily. Katua, who finished second, had only five tickets opposite his name on the totalisator, and he paid ono of the biggest second dividends recorded in recent years. Guy Lawless, Shuja, and Rector Girl lost ground at the start, and never improved much. Piriwai, however, had every chance, but stopped badly over the final furlong. Gordon Bell and Boronia finished close behind the placed horses. Silver Cluse was a strong favourite in the Hurdle Race, find, nicely handled by Murtagh, lie iust squeezed home from Elfish. Asealon made the early running, but was done with at the end of a mile. Elfish then"looked all over a winner, but ho lost a lot of ground at the last fence, and Silver Cluse, who was kept out wide to secure tho good going, ran yip to the Birkenhead gelding and beat him in the run home. Elfish, however, shaped well enough to suggest that he will win before long, and Asealon also gave a pleasing performance. 111 , . J. Jackson, owner of Silver Cluse, was not present to seo his horse win.

The reason why Silver Cluse lost pound at the start was that the barrier, in lifting, struck the jockey (E. Murtagh) and knocked oif his cap and skull protector. Mulga Bill was heavily backed in the Raukawa Cup, but, although it was generally thought that he would be well suited in the heavy going, he failed to finish among the first half-dozen. Khamsin, who was heavily supported in her Wanganui engagements a week ago, was comparatively neglected yesterday. She was, however, very well, and found the going exactly to her liking. After a furlong had been covered, she ran to the front, and was never afterwards headed, though she had to be shaken up to stall off a determined challenge by The Rover, who is fast coming back to form, and who paid a surprisingly good dividend, considering his forward running at Waugaimi. Sir Tristram, who has competed in the event on numerous previous occasions, was always prominent, and finished a good tyiird. Sea Queen got well away, but the heavy going was against her, and she was beaten out of a place. Byron ran up among the first half-dozen at the finish, but well-backed candidates, such as Undecided, labour Day, and Lady Moutoa never looked like winning. "Mr. Lance Wood,".owner of tho winner, is duo in Auckland to-day after a trip to the Old Country, and the news of Khamsin's will will greet him on arrival. .

In the Otaki Hack Handicap, Waikehua was made the best favourite of the day, and, going tu the front early, he led until the finish. In the straight, however, ho had to be ridden out to beat Bonnie Boy. The latter came from a long iray back in the straight, and, had ho not run in from the whip, he might have beaten Waikehua.

There was spirited betting in the Rahui Handicap, half-a-dozen candidates carrying big -money, though Makara was a pronounced favourite. Herrnia, Uootle, and Deploy made tho early running, but, at tho finish, there were only two candidates in the race—Makara and Hennia. Makara came from the. ruck in the straight, and Deeley, Tiding an admirable finish, was only beaten by tho narrowest margin. Bootle showed his usual dash in the early part of tho race, but Deploy went with him, and both were beaten before the final stages were reached. Moloch, who was among tho starter.-;, was almost distanced before the winning pest was reached. ;

Parcwanui and Strategist were tho favourite selections for the concluding event, and, when tho machino closed, there was not a great deal to choose between the pair. Parewanui gained a big advantage in a straggling start, and this enabled him to win by a narrow margin from Strategist, who came very fast at the finish. Waipnlcu, Waitoto, and Waiouru were submitted to auction during intervals between the racing at Otaki yesterday afternoon. Waipaku was sold to Mr. F. Spiers, of Foxton, for .£BO, and Waitoto to Mr. F. S. Eoston, of Foxton, for .£lO5. After the first race at Otnki yesterday, Mr. Hartgill hoisted No. 22 in second place, instead of No. 23, and on the numbers being taken down to rectify the mistake, the cage became displaced, and nothing but the winner's number could be seen for pome minutes when a ladder wa« procured and the mechanism set right. AUCKLAND RACES. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE MEETING. HAUTERE WINS THE BIG EVENT. NAPPER BREAKS HIS LEG AND IS SHOT. IBy TelecraDh—Frees Associations Auckland, June 3. The Auckland Racing Club's Great Northern Steeplechase meeting was continued to-day in fine weather. There was a very large attendance. The going was heavy owing to tho rain of the previou.s days. The sum of .£35,596 was invested on the totalisator, an increaso of .£9731 10s. over the same day lnrtt year, making .£5G,073 for the two days, compared with J218,5i5 10s. Tho results are as follow:— ORAKEI HURDLES, of 125 sovs. One

milo and three-quarters. 10 Mr. If. Windsor's Ambergris, by Daystar—Spermaceti, Ost. (J. O'Connoll) 1 2 Mr. T. A. Williams's llutter, 9st. 51b. (Scott) 2 ■t Mr. N. Banks's "Uranium, list.. (Tutchen) 3 Also started: 1 Seaman; lOst. 131b.; 3 Surplus, flst. 81b.; 5 Napenape, 9st. 71b.; 8 Pip, 9st. 21b.; fi Fuss, 3st.; 7 Blue Mount, flst.; 3 Jfildiira, 9st.; 11 Joe, [Ist. Tho first to show out was Uranium, with Riitter in close attendance, and tho others bunched. Uranium led past tho stand tho first titno round, and at tho next lnmlle Blue Mount lost her rider. Tho remaining obstacles accounted for several of tlio field, and when the straight was reached Uranium still held tho ■load. Ambergris then went ahead and won by three lengths from Rutter, who boat Uranium ],j two lengths for (second place. Mildura, who was fourth, was tho only other horso to finish. Seaman and Joe pulled up, and the others fell. Timo, .')min. 39 4-sscc. RAN.FURLY AVRLTER, of 125 bovs. Ono mile. 7 Mr. F. Marshall's Watchchain, by Cuirassier—Decoration, 9st. 21b. (F. Jones) 1

3 Mr. E. Banks's Ruatangata, 9st. lllb. (Webb) 2 2 Mr. G. C. Smith's Cloudy Dawn, ftst. Gib (M'Millan) 3 Also started: 1 Draft, 10st. ■lib.; i Glunfcrn, 10st. 101b.; 5 Munurcwa, 9st. !)lb.; 10 Arawa, list. Gib.; 8 Kopane, !)st. 51b.; 11 Falchion, '.Ist. 41b.; 'J Nimrod, !)st.; G Mcrrimax, Sit. Watchchain took tho lead at tho fourfurlong pest and lead into tho straight. A groat finish resulted in W'atchehain securing tho verdict by half a length, with a similar distance between second and third. Time, lmin. 50scc. REMUEKA HURDLES, of 230 sovs. Two miles. 7 Mr. W. Montgomery's Black Northern, by Salvadan—Asthoro, list. Gib.

(Thompson) 1 1 The Hon. J. D. Ormond's Idealism, by Birkenhead—ldeal, 10st. lib. (Julian) 2 8 Mr. Gcorgo Dunnet's Dunborve, 9st. Gib (.T. Jones) 3 Also 6tarted; G LeolaiiteT, 9st. 91b.; 5 Waterworks, ll.it. fill).; 3 Sandy Paul, !)st. fill).; 2 Darby Paul, 9st. 51b.; \ Gaelic, Ost. lib. Idealism, Darby Paul, and Black Northern wern first away, with Gaelic last. Coming past the stand tho first time the field was well together, and going along the back Idealism and Darby Paul were still in front. When the straight was reached Black Northern, who held a good position throughout, put in a strong challenge, and, going ahead, secured tho verdict by a length. Dunborve was fifteen lengths away, third. Time. -Imin. fccc. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP,- of 1000 sovs.; second horse 200 sovs., and third 100 rovs. out of the stake About three miles and a half. Mr. Williamson's ch. g. Hautere, by Euroclydon—Regret, iiyrs., lOst. 31b. (Deery) 1 Mr. H. Weal's ch. g. Blue Mountain, bv Ldolantis—Fairy Tale, aged, Ost. 81b (Scott) 2 Mr. .T. Bticfclev's br. g. Dorando, by San Fran-Ruby, Wd (Flynn) 3 Also started: Sol, list. 71b.; Okaihau, list.; Paritutu, lOst. 101b.; Glenmore, list. 31b.; Napper, 9st. 101b.; Hunakaha, 9=t. 91b.; Tui Cnkobau, 9st. 71b.

When the field left tho paddock both Sol and Paritutii were greeted with loud applause from the croud. Paritutu was tho quickest to the first fence, followed by Tui Cakobau, the latter piloting the field up the hill, followed by Paritntu, Dornndo, Glenmore, Okaihau, Blue Mountain, Sol, Napper, llunakaha, with Hautare last. The first fence on the top of the hill brought Tui Cakobau to grief, and Paritutu showed the way down tho hill and into tho course. Racing at the water, Paritutu and Okaihau wc.ro together, just clear of Blue Mountain, Dorando, and Glenmore, who wore bunched. The held wero jumping well, and going along tho back Blue Mountain, Paritutu, Dorando, Okaihau and Qlenniore wero in a heap. This order was maintained as they climbed tho hill the second time. Crossing the double, Okaihau and PariOutu had a length advantage of Dorando and Glenmore, with Blue. Mountain close up, and Hautere, Napper, and Sol following in that order, Hunakaha pulling up. Going along the back the last time, and racing.up the hill, Napper, Glenmore, and Paritutu were together, with Blue Mountain and Okaihau next, while Hautere had crept up closer to the leaders, while Sol pulled up, badly broken down. Tho second fenco on the top of tho hill brought Paritutu to grief, and Glenmore and Napper jumped the second fenco together, three lengths in front of Blue Mountain, with Hautero a similar distance further back. Napper was interfered with by a dog as they camo down the incline, and could be seen hanging out signals of distress as they came to tho wall leading into the straight, whero Hautere had run into third position. Once into tho course proper Hautero put in a phenomenal run, and left Napper and Glenmore as if they wero anchored, and getting over the last fence in good style, won amidst great excitement by half n. dozen lengths from Blue Mountain, with Dorando away third. Glenmore—very

tired—was close up fourth, Okaihau being the only other to finish. Napper was pulled up , after getting over the last fence, when it was found that his leg was broken, and Julian expressed tho opinion that the leg had given way before the fenco was reached. Sol was got back to the paddock with great difficulty, and appeared in a bad way. Time, Bmin. 30?ec. Tho order of favouritism was as follows:—Okaihau and Hautero bracketed, Paritutn, Napoer, Sol, Blue Mountain, Hnnakaha, Glenmore, Dorando, Tui Cakobau. PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Seven furlongs. I Mr. F. E. Koss's blk. m. Salute, by Soult-Lady Musket, syrs., 9st. 81b. (Brady) 1 G Mr. T. H. Barnaby'9 Gloy, lOst. 91b. (M'Millan) 2 15 Mr 3. S. Lenard's Waimangu, list. (Julian) 3 Abo started: 4 Sir Artcga], lOst. 71b.; 8 Goldsize, lOst. 71b.; 6 Miscount, lOst, lib.; 14 La Reina, lOst.; 1 Plantation, 9st. 131b.; 2 Wee Olga, !)st. 121b.; 17 Odessa, 9st. 91b.; 12 Sea Elf, 9st. 51b.; 5 Smilax, 9st. 41b.; 1C St. Amans, 9st. 31b.; 9 Admiral Soult, Ost. lib.; 18 Kaweon, 9st.; II Sea Pink, Ost.; 10 Taketumu, 9st; 13 Thrave, 9st.

About a furlong on tho journey, Salute went to tho front, and led into the straight. Gloy and Waimangu put in strong challenges, but failed to head tho leader, who passed tho post a head in front of Gloy, who beat Waiinansu by half a head for second place. Miscount was fourth, Thravo fifth, and La Eeina next. Time, lmin. 30 2-ssec. JUMPERS' FLAT JiACE, of 150 sovs. One mile and a half. 5 Mr. G. 11. Gibson's Coronetted, by Coronot—Raurau, 95t.... (Cochrane) 1 1 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Bollin, 10st.5lb. (Julian) 2 3 Mr. G. Cremer'e Bully, 9st. 101b. (S. Brown) 3 Also started: 8 Tui Cakobau, lOsfc.; i Kauroa, 9st. 91b.; 2 Lloyds, 9st. 81b.; 7 Don Quex, 9st. 61b.; 6 Explosive, Ost.; 9 To Whareroa, Ost.; 10 Omati, 9st. Tui Cakobau led past the stand the first time, and maintained the lead along tho back. At the entrance to the straight Bollin wa.s leading, but Coronetted put in a strong challenge, and, going on, won by five lengths, with a neck between second and third. Time, 2min. 55sec. LADIES' BRACELET, of 65 sovs. One mile. (Gentlemen riders.) 1 Miss Alice M'Gee's Maui Nina, by Menschikoff—Hypatia, syrs., list. (Hicks) 1 6 Mrs. Bull's The Native, list. 101b. 2 8 Miss D. King's Ngatimuru, list. ... 8 Also started: 7 Flip Flap, list.; 9 Floiverette, list.; 4 Manitau, list.; 5 Romantic, list.; Hemisphere, lOst. 101b. Maui Nina repeated his successes of the previous day, winning by two and a half lengths, with three lengths between second and third. Time, linin. 53sec. Napper, who broke his leg in fho Great Northern Hirrdles, was shot. WEIGHTS FOR THIRD DAY. (By Tclegraph.-Press Association.! Auckland, Juno 3. The following arc tho weights for the third day (Wednesday) of tlio Auckland '"Fl'miOY HANDICAP. Six furlongsMaui Nina, list. 81b.; Soultifofm, lOst. till).; Tangiwai, 10 3 t. 41b.; Wntchchuin, lOst. lib.; Sea Pink, 10it. lib.; Ruatangata, lOst. lib.: Manitau, list. 111b.; Gleufeni, Ost. lllb;. Uareiwa, list. 111b.; Royal Irish, 9st. lOlb.j Ngatimuru, Ost. Gib.; Cloudy Dawn, (Ist. (iib.; Manuwera, list. 51b.; Tobias, 9st. dlb.; Arawa, 9st. 31b.; Lady Betty, its I. 31b.; Pairawaatu,

Ost. 21b.; Goodwin Sands, list, lib.; Worcester, 9st. lib.; Clare, Sst. lib.; Sir Rupert, Ost. lib.; Romantic, 9st. lib.; Gibson Girl, Ost.; Hemisphere, 9st.; Taka, 9st; Allegation, 9st.; Uontullock", Ost.; Bonny Cuckoo, Ost.; Flowerctte, Ost.; Lord Delaval, Ost.; Liftht IJhio, Ost.; Mcrriniax, .Ost.; Mavourneen, Ost.; Nimrod, '.Ist.; Pyrmont, Ost.; Repeal, Ost.; Slang, Ost.; Vostal, Ost.; Warea, list.; Whakarewa, '.Ist. CAMPBELL IIVnVLFS. Two miles.— Black Northern, 13st. 51b.; Prcfcntly, Iflst. 111b.; Waiputero, lOst. Sib.; Idealism, lOst. Gib.; Don Oncx, lOst. 31b.; ■\Voolloomoolno, lOst.; Lloyds, Ost. lSlb.; Tlio Chef, .Ist. 121b.; lHilly, Ost. 01b.; Dunborvo, Ost. (ilb.; Bollin* Ost. 51b.; lieolantor, flst. lib.; Diirl)}- Paul, Bst. 411>.; Sandy Paul, flst. lib.; Cornelian, 9st. 21b.; Waterworks, Ost. lib.; Seaman, o.=t.; Kauroa, Ost.; Gaelic. Ost.: Blue Mountain, Ost.; Coronettod, Ost.; Master Theory, Ost.; Mildura, Ost.; Napenapo, Ost.; Omali. Q*t.; Outlander, Ost.; Surplus Ost.; Sphinx, Osl.; Te Puia, Ost.; To Whareroa, Ost. WINTER STKEPLE. Three milesContinuance, 12st.; Anlaretie, list. 131b.; Tfautere, list. 81b.; Sol, list.; Oknihan, lOst. 121b.; Black Xortlusrn, lOst, 121b.;

Paritutu, lOa't. 91b.; 10=t. 31b.; Doramlo, l(jst. 31b.; Locli. 1-y.ufi liht. 31b.; WooUoom'Qoltio, JOst.; 81.u.d JfoiiEtaiu, lOst.; IJen Jojisoa, S=t, 13'1b..| Beoline 9st. 131b.; AViniflta, Osi lOlb!; tJknmore flit. !0lb.; Morriwiii, qst.' eib---First JiiiiTDlv &h Sib.; Appinj. Dst 711).; Hunnl;ijh4,. Os.t. 71b.; Tin Cakpbaui 9st. 71b.; Tlio. SjjisuJard,. Sst Commander, 9st. 71]).j Golden Glow, 9st 71b ■ Mildura, list.. 7,1b:; Ziuife,. list. 7,1b..; Cteu' Kot, 9st. 71b.;.fl<!.bpJ.<■ 9s.t 711).;. Itapakapa, 9st. 71b.; Jlozatt; i&t, 7lb. ■ L

TAJIAKI SIE.EX»jL,ES. IVo .miles and a half.— Hniiteue, l?st, 91b,; Ben. Jfoneou, list. 111}..; Byline; list, llbv; G!.Cnmore, list. 'I'iu.. t'akobau. JOst. TOfb-.-Appin, lOst. 71b,;. Armagh lQst. 71b.; ftunakaha, 9st. 1311}.; TheSganiiuid, ?st, i31b..: lioiuiio Jean, Hsi-,, 13.1b:; K-ingj Sst. iojb. ;. Commander, OstiiOlb;:; Po.nip", ?.st. JOib. - lkbel, 9st. 91.1).; Tfaivirtfa.-, jsf. Slb\;: Wh-i----hana, 9st. 81b.:; .Bliio Mb.imtaln.,. 9.<t. Tib ;■ Golden Glow y jjjt. 71b.; Jos,' flat. ":jb«; jAtozarl', 9st. :71b.; Zailte:,. Osfc 71b..; Hina,' 9st. 71b. ' "

YORK TVEraiET?,. 0n&. mile.-Ah.tnirt-I'tto, list. 11b; .Waimniisii. list; lib.; Gloy, lOst. 131b::■• Sa'httft lOst (Hi).;. B'ir Artegal, lflsfc Sib:- pililsiziv 104. 411 3 j. I-'ormby, lOst. 21b , .;; , Cpr , ohvnn.ilel, 9.5t ; 431:b:.-, JliFcotmt. 9st:, 121)):.; T.a, Jceinn, fist, isfb ; Bollin, 9;t. 121b..;: Miss: W'irfionre, %t 121b.; 9st. irtiV;' Theodore, 9rt. 91b.; Plantation, iOsfc. Mb.: AVco. Ol»a, 9st. 81b.; Coroii<Sfe!,. i)st. Gl> ? >.; Jio.ri Q , plane, flst., 4li);.;...Odessa, :9st. \\h.; 'IMr.esome, 9st. Poipi :i)sf. ■β-li,-j Js'jja-. pnlca. 9st. Sib"/; 'Koyal Arms, fet,' 31b.; Sen. Elf, 9st. ■iib.,;. Smilas.fiyt. 2.1b..; St.' Anions, 9.st, .-2Jb.-.j ; .AMffirt. fci lib.; Ecloffiio, 9st. iibv; F!jrii.iK Sfliilt, .tlsf, lib.'; Ashby, 9st.;..EXplosiye\ , <t&i ' Palcblpn, 'M.; Grenadier:.':9sfj,fStnr Wingi fist.; ICawcen, 'Jst::i: Manjiwera; '94.;' .KpaKimiru, 9st.; iSea- .Pihk,.'rtst.; 'Jflirare, flsf; Tiiketunm. 9-.1. , ; .Admiral , Fpul.t, "i)st

VAW.\yTA:h TlMTilC.tiV,. ■'Five'fur, lonijs.— Naunini;. , Jlsti. 111.b , ..; Gruwiv Pear!, lOst. 1211).; Salute.:".lO>fo Slli.<' Irish, n'.ffle lOst. 2!b.; liiirlJpih'ar'W:.-:. Waipwern] 9=t. 121b.; TCeo'iO.lirav flsf, Ipib.r Altcnf, 9st. 101b.; "Os't'-glbi.? Mihinoori 9st 41b.; Lucille.. Sat Mb.; MaraiitraY 9st 31b.; 9;+ lib.; Mighty : ,A;tohri.9sf. lib, ;:./B6htUllbr> ( 9st.; Blue G.a.tmenf;.-'^stj;'. , ■'■Bpgoj'. ■!Kfc ' Cloudy Da«-rt;- : ;5.3.K1; : Flip' Flan,. 9sfc; JjcJboy, 9st.; .Teria, M,.j 'Ijjvjly "Dijt, ' !>Sjf • Parapara, 9st,|v -JSif Supe'ri. &f.; Bbiitudo, 9st; Ta]wt«mji>.9st,; Takli, (tsh' DUNEDIN-^JNJIE^MBETING, SOMBRE R0; ; W'INS ■ iPfl'ti Vl NCI A 1 :. .handicap; STEEPLECHASE BY itIGEON.. (By Teleß»pfcPress , " : jljfsiio.clat 1 lofl.); m , "' " .'; : iiPuncdjh; jiino 3. Tho Dunedra aJjbcfccy>- Club's ■ Winter ■ meeting concluded:, :ttf-day. A! : , teayy: : shower fell iKth^mprninijiJufc'thffflßei-' noon was fine;- v .^Kpiij ? 'K:..cpicl,- 'I'lio attciid-■ ance ivas very^gqqd..■"' Tho.'cQiirso , was very' heavy as tho-resultfof .the. ijiiii'..' '1-hfcs sum o£ Xl7,lJ2 : ;ip3;i:-n-as'iiSirt. fliroiigh the' machine, as-against , -JiUMli test "j-ear,.. and the totals.' 1 *r, . tlib. meptijip; 10s. ;, -The-f6!lpwing ■'.ni : 6- '■tlie'.'ie--' Slllts:— ■; ■>■':■■■ ''" ■ "'■""". " ' ' dfi 130 sovs:;,.\pne.:;inilc,;ahd .aiihalf, ~. ■ 5 Mr. T. iby-TOjiiiand " ' —Escapade; ; ■fiyrs., ; ; 9st;; 111b.- '' ; ' ' ' ■"'■«.':■ : : I*:.-'*.. .?P. VV ; a:daoli l i. 2 Jlr. J. A'shord; lO.sti 91b .Z.^;^:i^'iM : ''Ss&xV t 1 Mr. P. A.iEhvpr.thy's.'.Mer.cedo;. ilO'st. ' 9ib :*:;;.; ; %■■ Also started: : :,3''Master , Eaii!,l2st,:-iibii : I King Try;jl'lst: ;: lll)^;B;' : R«diiiphay pst;.. •lib. (carried ;9stV: ; B!fr);-^7: : "Warshvi-« : !)sU' (carried 9st.. Cllbv):;; [C Golilon" Ulasp', Psfr: , (carried 95t..;.3ib , .) ; ;.;9. : 81ack: ami , ■brown; 1 . 9st. (carried i9ste'2lK) : |:ip:'lio;n" Itubyl, 9st.' (carried 9st.;7lb.j;.' , ■'>■"■"'.■' .■'■ i ' ,." ■ ' Master PaiiUiqpk; iip; Jlio,.rnnniij|i wont to tlio :iii. -companKwith King Try.:*MercetioVhail-.mpV.ed ;: '&. tho front §i the straight. Entcriii». : ■ ■ Wretch ■ Mercedo was'vriiiiinnjrVfoiir. H'ligtlis" clear; of Master Pau^and^uinj.Try.' Tlie Jastr: named made.^fcyfiVul.ty , .'.giiinp; .aiui Jbs'jt:-! his position^in^ ; the^r.uff'frDm' : tlii lrts't-: fence. IVcak .Tacfc , Ashore and MercedoV;aii.d.iii;..a.gopU finish. : won by nearly'■■.■.thrM.ie.ngthS..from ..Jacfc' Ashore, Jlercedo'-' , feing ? .aboiit six! lengths, away. Time,.i3rnin:';2Vlr.sie,c." '■' '

SILVEKSTBEAii.;. bf : Mspy.sivSixf.furionga." . " "■ G Mr. A. B. :Armopr's..cli.-:."ik fcfsso. -hi ' Stepmak^Ail«cnv-'.syrfi;y,',M^' i 121b; ■ 5 Mr. H. * I Mr. D. H. '"■ ■ -V':'--- V: "'■:V- : :. , '-i(ii"fG.ri , ffßu](. ;, .'3.! Alsp '.81b'.:;-..3" : . Abo, Ost. 131b;:-i-tfJ > prtlah'(l3Hl. Bsk "mh. •'. 6 Reef Poin^:<Bstv;>-2?.:lTaft? : Bst;; 131b T ; ;■" Muircock, estvlMß':.; , : dOifSilyarib y ,3st Bib.J^ II Urift\vood^Bst^9;Oyerland,^si:;. : ' ■' ~'j .■ Ecef Point^^vairbiacketed'-o^'.thißf'tota'ii-: sator with ]ixiss6\S' ; '" ' '}' !':" ' ~' ■" ..' .Taft was was joined by.-:Mahilljw: and .Abp'in.tlie.first few strides;?! , v Mauillus ■■ wais.:..siiojvin'g ,; out from Taft as'theVi 'rail rbuM Tthev far; turn, ranged turned for ]iomp::K'iisSo;:~waa in. ifrpnt ;inV. a fino finish;"GeyJ§n. gpl;.%lirough;',.cn: v.t:hflrails, but was: i beat<iiV..by.;a. , l);ead. , b.y , Jtussoy' Kilmeny .awiij:. ■third. : Time, lmin. :'22/3tss€c. ' ■ ' ""■" : oiS2o soys.' ...Ohe'ni'ilc, G Mr. R. CWsliolin's .fe. g.. Sgriibrcrb, ; by Sum aged, 7 : sti. :ioib.. , ■'■ . . '" (jJ» Moorfi) 1 1 Mr. W. Robertspri's. Eaiis.Sde,. JsW Cl!>'.' : ..... ' / " . "<>J... Olseh)- 4; 2 Air. J. P. B.ucHa.naiL.e TahrihauseK Bst. loib. ■;;..■..,,:,,...;.;. 'ol; o; .Kingj. 1. Also startea;: V'Dtiresi;. Cornet, Bst. 31b..; : -3 ■■.Cpun'termitfe;. 7stV -JilU!-;.' ■1 Bcllah, 7stV. ■plb.-rS-'Humiif'tt,. lit. ~81b.;.: 9 Probable, Vsvi, , 51b) :; ■' ; I'rora a good^feir.'tJi'alisadei'an.i'ijrd^^Ble , -: led TannhanserV .aid" :I);ear€st' ; })j '.two , lengths to p&b'.Uio''-:sis;f.u i |;lpnga : "pbsfe Tli.e; , : Cornot bringiug:.!:ap 'tlip , . .rparv'.. "Riuiiiihg..round for wero two kiigtKs;m. ''front .'of; .Tahnlia'userl Sombrero runnmg.vnpst.. '/Ih/thp: run. home , . ] Sombrero w;pn:V conifprtaljjy; by!" fhrei-! quarters of ii' Isngth.. .Tannljauser 'was., tour lengths awiy, 'third/ I'iiite, ' .lnVin.: & 2-ssec. WINGATUT. :STE.EPEEefIASjp i of 2}o' sovs: .About two:'in.il«s. :

5 Hi-. D. L. R'o.bbrfeon.e, k :ni.:..i;vig.ej.n, by Lupin—Cftij ,, .Fiiw.Kes , ■tiiare',. aged,.. Itlst 101b;. ~.;.".;-.v...;,,*ii/. (AViJirvis) 1 4 Mr. C. L. Drbflit's EaghmpK Msts . .. ' . . ' ' (A-! Teiiprd): 2 6 Mr. P. Wilspr.'s The. Guiilier,. 'iist: 101b „,...,.,;.„.,„,,.:„ (If. Cokfir.) 3' Also started:. S GlengaritT, l'Osf . lOib, i 7 Whimper,- -lOstv 61b,j..Ji Xβ, Tua; Gib.; 8 GuirtMri; Sst,Tib.-;. 3) Fpfget-Mo.-Not, yst. 71b:*:9:>jj!y?r ?71b: . Silver Dirk,;. .and ;Thb Guuner skowed tlie 'way pfor tfoj- nr.s.t fence. Tβ Tua:.. , feHi i ;o.n ,, ' , 'lanßiiig 6!ycr tliqwater jamp;.''TlVe..;ofher.s ■ gqt,' .'safply , bvb.r tlio first fence/ -In- :tlje ;strai'gh"t JLug'epn, Forgct-me-Nqti. and .Gi\ir,£e'erii shoived, flic, way ovor 411.3' Wh'im'pbf threw out tlie .double. Racing for /i'h"e''ibig brushJfeiipe lygebn. was eight I'engjtKs in frpiit of .Laglimor., and then cSmeKGleflgarirT:, The-.. Giinnpr ■ bringing up flio rear-. . iSjlvei;- Diffc fell at tho fence. Gping along- iho back liagliraor led Liigep'n 'by half a: Miiptji-, tho. la.t ■ tor being twplyg , -length* in ifrbhf, -of' Gipn* gariff and Forgof-me-Sot;.. Laglinipr dre.W out from Lugepiii igoing to thp, post -,and rails, The G.uhner :lying. third , ' tlvelvc. lengths awayiEaßhnipr -a.iiid.' Jiugeon- -lanrf--ed over the Igsti i'encfj , tqgo.theri''and in , ij.. : punifliing finish Lußeph Vvoh' by' OiTx-e. lengths, Tho "Gniingr bo.inp: -tw.enty.'l(!ugt]i:s' away third. 'lEptße't-mio-Siot si-as , - :fh<i only : other horso- iq; ifinish-, ■ Tjrnp, smin, Iβ 3-Ssec. ' ' " i

WArRONGOiy SAsrc.i&W, of. Iffl sbra /Six , furlongs. 2 Mr. H. F. N.icpH:'s: .I}. r; S.oa. Ein R , by Sanfc ajreclv Bst : .'9lb . fc-U.Kiy .1 3 Mr. W. Birm:ing.fon'9 Cfapfw, jst iG.llji fA,. iftittnn'Y 2' ■t Sir G. Cliffbrd's'Heaffierjjrnc.. B;t. ijlb '.. . i-F. E, Jones) 3 : Also started.! T). Bovcrjrikc,. 'flst.f B So!<lier's Bs*!.. 'nlbv; 7 XFj tnwjcr. Sst. 31b.; 1 Benzoic, 7sf, lOllj, Poa KinK n:as' first 5 to biibals tlm lino., and led past t-h'o -fiw f'.irloiVf;. fiirc«' IchrHis ckdi/' W J'y Jja;«\wr, Sjjldipr's Chorus bringing .ii)) the J:p,ir» Sea Knrj; drew out on laiicliii!; in Sh'e sUniKlit, <jiul won by throp Ipij.itiis.from. Mapoii,.' ivlio beat by two I.p.iir.Wi.S. ' Time, lmin. IS 2-'>st>f, ■[.AIIENDOF of IGO Sis fui'loiiw..-. •i Mr. J. Griß«\ b. s . W<?.ci<!j:h£ Ifin>, Ijy CloMcii Kni!TKt-G.0.1cl 13niilc 3 u-s., 7sl. ?))), ,„..,. kit. Bofwj t 11 Mr. A. H, Araubur'S Bus*,. i(b ' . . <a; w. w-ii.ton) a 6 Mr. J. M'KEiisitji'f. fhraid Diltaft 7st Olb .;.,- ~'. (,T.; Bei.r'cl) j Also started; 10 .Jloiuflt Victoria,"lOsf,

'Tib,.; 1 .Aplniwi, Sst. J31b..; 8 BiictOv Bst. Sib.; 12 MweOck, Ssfe. 411). (curried Sst. OihOi 8 Cocoftrii Bst. ; 2 Aerial, ftt. g11j...; 5 Sfftsgiel, ftt iOliJ. (carried. -7st. i3lb.)j 7 Obi, Ist. Sib.} 13' Wattsbeck, 7si. 71b/ ..Biicw and Jfossrk'l were. Jftft. . Mount Victoria and ior.ial ran roiiiiil (ho turn two lengths clear of ijinpr. I'ifeosbo.rno was in chargS ■going to tho <lis* taiice, ajiil ft ji'ftlo later Wcd'clfiip 'Ring and R.iKsp ra'ti; past, in a fijjivliiis! finish 'Wedding iji n.g svon. bj , a neck, (viiraj.d Diloas was three lengtus a.iyny third. Tinio, Inuii. 21 2-S!«e. JNWMAT WBLTEB ftAittDtOAP, of 13(5 sovs. Sevc:u furlongs.. 1 M;r. J. Birk's \>, g. Mngdnla, by Com*dr,m--Bfiirtrpr > fern., 74. 13)1). '■ 0.. ttlswij I 10: Sir. E. Oiiisholm's Eons, fet. 12]b. (F. Var.r) 2 6 Mr. B, XL Seberfa'jj K : ilnien,y, 7M'.f\h. (43. Griffon) 3

f Al<?h fitaried: $ ThisUedoflfc. -Ist «!)>.; 2- Cpronifoßii. Sst, 131)5.; S Waikafcakn* fist.. 121b.; II Probable, Ssh T21b,.;. :i. Kciopiiic, R iniW "7 T'-JMa, : SH. iiljj-.na T,uituUtfr. ■Sst. 911).; 14 Wnijiii 3st, Slh, ; fl lvihe try, Sst, Gibs; 4■ ifcfpii,. Tsh I.Til). r 4 TOrccr ■toire, 7s.n Wlb,< i.l. 7st. pi. ■ T.iipulito sho-.ml. t'hje tfay i<! tlio six> furtong pest to. Ifhgdnln; and "Gliisflcdhjyii, .Tiinm bi-inping- np tlw Tear, TjiiiiiiliCpafii\ Jfngdhja ivcro four ipii(i(ltf( in froiit of Tl#t!piiown, M ifey /iiiJo tlio .straight,. lyilnieiSj- Moved into' tjiird pl'aco. In .the straight Jlaplnla .drew out,. , nii.il , ■ won comfortably by bVcr t;ivo icngllfe fi-riiii J3ous, m.:1)o. wjts'.-a TeiVfi.tli in frriiit-of Jvil?. mfl.nj. Time, Iniih. S3 I^Ss^c.' MSTRAUAM .RAdING, IA.X;G. By Tolcg.rap)i-p;rcES : (Koc; ..Tiiiie 3, n;3O ii.ni,'j '"' Sydney, .Time ?,. • Af the Aiistraliaii: Jdckej \y-i.iitor nieoiiri™ 'to-day,, th'o .fbl.loivijig \yris the result of thp pri'Dicipal. ovont's:-:- ■. W;mTPR SljAKlli ©no nukyiindtiwa fjii:l'6|i(*.s.—Uello yi.vo, 1; JPeyitvk,- 2j ?lf!)bi.t;. 3, . mn- by tt. neck.' ■■With;, half , a; length bcbveDa second .and: third'ih'brscs.. : Time'. .2inin.2lisdc. ■.....■ .SECOND KPISEPEEGII.VSE. . Ibdujt' throe. Simon,, Xi ■Hatwipii, : 2| (DbQli'sfe 3v A\'on. b/a. fiirlotfji':>vjth , four lengths. ,betiv«eii second and ■tlffrd. , Tirnc, 7'iiiin, .40--Irfisco. ' ' " ■

I BffiTHDAy iCA:NISIQA;P., ■(iiec, Juno: S, .0:30 p;rii.> . . Moibpufiw'iJ:un£4 / ■, . Thjtp iras. fjnp. , torday. , ' lor tte ■ Vi.ctorjrt.ti lacing Cjub , ■mceiingi ' Tfe ■following ivjis , the T.qsiil.t of "tfib : ■''. .and lirilt^— Jjblti, h iUiIM,. '2-; ''Safra.iU 1 ' I.'!, 'ifine■■sfatrter-si. W%h -by Iwlf ] '-.k Icngtli. . 'i'iincy Sni.im ; 3.9J5c.0 ; '•.■■■, : SbUTtf .' ■ : . .. . .■ ,Mastei;ipni.. : Jsno'.2: ! ..'.'yiie .follo.TCirig. are: the- the ■' Spnth ■yyairarap.a; 'Trpttiflg:' : eiub;i: :^riest-; •insr-... . . ..■'..,,' ,'.-■■'. -■■/,.. ■.. :.' . l^'Mais■CGrtit'aV'2i; "Pakatiri, 3, ; ■■'' '■■■.;". •.'■'.'■ \ LMVIES' BRi'GELiEJ,. of 30--.eots; Orio li "iNatiye/ 'Cliildi ! W ;Tfl(f:Beiis,;.'x; .■ ■ ■ : V-;-c?' , ". r .;."■■;. : TROT, "Tivo' '.rnilcsHMaster. .Iljm , , t; ;lliss' %s&■■s)'■■ 7ot£tHDAI TUOt; fttM-sijjsi. -bnij: i.j MaTiscciiitai)'2;.,■.;GoId; ; " MinjfiiMtj .MESioB-iivi; ~ha'ndi;. ■C-A'l?,'-pf ; Sa.-'%A Twp : ] ;■ HqS-ai. 2i'.Ji'm- Jim and : Kcd;!Morii.-dcad'i 'hi?ati s!. , ■': ''■'''■ ' V '.'■': '"-■"■ '■ ;■" ' ■ JyEMIJTfiN;. EM?K ■&■■..s sbv?,: Oiip'"' iiiile "and a ,-li;iilf.—iSlas.vcr ;lia*hi, :1 : .';:' Migs.iJlporei 2;;:'l;iv6 : :Binn-, ; ' : 3l T ". ,' ... . ; Htes«J,fii?i, ■ ■.Oiio:iiiiile , .—Thebhii Jl-Ivenny, 1; Varv (Jloisdi 2-;. jJoliii. JJ,, .3* ' . ■ "'"'< . PARK tROTTING .club's, winder: Meeting. ; . .. (By TfJleera'phir-Priciss ASpqiafitaj) ; . '■" " , iChriit.ihurch'i«.J : jin&-;3i. . : ■;''Tliq ; ;eant<irbury;',l?ark W.ijitc.r ■.meGtingVcpiVcluao'd. 'toiday- ":-in.-vfiji'ef wca'the.fi... Tns/'yerj'J.i'gppdj,; , : 'X.ho'■ .Cidl alisa.ttir mvest.inerita ainounfetf:' to'i 'iiialcitfg JC2G'72S?fpr,:tho: : iifeptiiig;; .laXcßm itf'tho-JBrcp; ;.f.ra.ys. Tli.o "follpwing: :are: :tiie>; ' „;■ '_~:.,-": - ;-'; " .-/''l

. : - PEp.GRESSiy.E . HANDICAP;- :pf "% i'.spxs;' 'i'kp: Sybilj.-.'.llsec.i Iγ ;.A;ppft- .'Gsfecs.'■?■'; ;lftinprii^;=7sejcii ; ,3 : : ' ii.tSd j?ianipndi;!:';soir;|. :Q'co: A\'liiz,. .scri.:;!'KoWua, •lsec..|: ■Aireqff; 'ssec.: ; ; j ■Jlpuhtaiil ICiiig; Gsbcv; .■Er , .inz/:-.7sec'..;.V;P i ro-: ■iesgor.'psecV; 'l{excpr.di.um;,..Ss,ect:; : '.G.enp i ral:. I'Blapkj: : !)3ec;.j Triiimpli,.. ISsec.; , ;Terra.. .■■l''irnVai. i2soc,.j Maylloiver;... lJlsepr^.^Silvpr. , - iPri'de, ■ ,!M iss/.E11a,..' tisec: ':JYon?'\by. ;twp : lengths;. TirtiPi. uiiiinV ; 15see:i.. ',£■.jA;<h/, iest'iillejrin? .iiiconsisteiicyfawiis. tlismissptl; ■ J;Ai)IES ! BR;JLGEEEX.ffi ! mpieAP,aof:? s is ..iiOVSi ,o'nb. mile, aiiil..: Bdjle;-. -.'Gsec.-,' %i-''Mfy' .Wb.PjU:ssefe f>: Slountain- H6w,,. Cicco :3; ..Also,started:': ■Riiali , .scr;:;: Gynisch, scr;i : ; .Skylarkj. .ise.evj; , 4i»c , .Speqft ;iicn fiori ■ J uni or, '■ -SVec-. .; jliayi. !Ghi in e'§ ,■ :5 sed;";: .liiSplqiice,; Gseb..; 'lyii'iiypfg,, Usec.; . '.'l'diuS.ayors, ~ S se.c.,v'Ditftmoov,..7sec;: V Alpliie.!K:.j ■Sse.Ci. '\fpii by ; tjv& '3'Diih't SGsed.. '■'■' '■'. ;■ ■ '": , '. . ■". V- "■ '

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