RACING AT TRENTHAM.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1965, 23 January 1914, Page 4

RACING AT TRENTHAM.

SUMMER MEETING, lift! SINAPIS WINS THE BIG HAfScAp WELLINGTON STAKES.' ;: REPUTATION SCORES ON THE POST. Anniversary Day at - Trentham is the most important date in the Wellington Hacnig Club's year, and a record muster of the- public is always looked forward to. Yesterday the we'atier was not at its best,. but the day «as fine when people set out for the lacecourse, and gale and dust .were' sot sufficient to keep the sporting section o the community a t ht)Ble . . Nearl . all the trams were crowded,-and■'■•■■the majority of the people who . attended the second day or tire meeting would be justified m saying that travelling to ad from the course, was not as comforta le as it might have been. There was the usual struggle to purchase- a railto the platform, and. in some eaies a struggle to obtain a seat on the train. On arrival at the other crol the trouble was not at an end. and those travellers who had thoughtfully separntod their tickets and held ready t> ,: Admit to Course" half were stopped at the gates and made to produce ti other half of the- ticket bdore . tliej could leave the platform. There was such another struggle to got on the return trams, and on account of the large numbers desiring to catch . tho earlier trains many hud to do without seats for tho journey. However, thebotliings do not seem to eanse rating crowds much worry, and yesterday $ bia crowd cot through the ordeal <iu tht nsual style. : :■■ .■ From early morning a high wind '' Wowing !U LI , L . UU( ..^ ; ~„,„ after threo o clock the rain, which had been threatening for some, time, descended in thick drizzling showers. This probably accounted for a slight diminution 'in totaiisator investments, bin in spite of tins the money handled by the machine officials during the day amounted to p<,030, and although this is-not as. largo as the sum handled on Anniversary Day in 1013, the total for the first two days is considerably in excess of that- for the corresponding days last year. On the wliole, backers had an oft-day, and only two actual favourites prevailed. The principal race of the oay the "Wellington Stakes, for two and three-year-olds, resulted m Imputation scoring a brilliant, victory from what looked to be h hopeless position. He credited Mr. W. E. Bid will with his first win in this race, although the Wairarapa sportsman had started some smart youngsters in the event on previous occasions. In the Racing Olub Handicap, Bou Ton's gear went wrong when he was loading, and tho race was afterwards easily won by Sinapis, ivdo covered tho mile and three furlongs in very smart time. The Wellington Stakes. Ten starters went to tho post for tlto \\ ellnigtou, Stakes, Moivbray being tl*o only representative ' of the three-year-old division. Ashby's fuH-skter, Bencontre, with Deeley in the saddle, was niiido a good favourite, with Pariform and the bracketed pair, Hyettus and Hymettius, next in demand. To all appearances the favourite had everv chance of winning had she been good l>jit nt.tlio end s-ho ■.'jvas; not 'among the'plaecd-divisionvand-yetJ she was not very far away, for there was not more than about two lengths between the first half-dozen, hi the eatly .stages of fjie. race Reputation and I'ariform were not' siglrted' iioar the' froiit and it. was not. uiitil .Hyettiia ~-,iid Hymet-tra* appeared to have the ratio •woiithat-tliey came on the (.cent!. Pariform on tho outside then 'appeared to have every chance of winning, but Reputation appeared to be hopelessly blocked. In tiie last few strides, however, the half-brother to Elevation got through, and won brilliantly by a Heck, while, Parifonn occupied third position only. Iho honours of the race wero : undoubtedly with the winner,- who was greeted with applause ou returning to the birdcage. Outside. of the placed i horses the most attractive performer was Bold Stroke (San. FranciscoBrave Heart), who showed great pace,, but who is a trifle wild at present. i rtaolng Club Handicap. . Bon Ton, the top-weight, was heavily' supported in the Racing Chib Handicap Any- chanco the Boniform colt had was'! extinguished through one of his stirrup leathers giving way after about five furlongs had been covered. Gray had I his mount in a front position, but' when the leather gave way Bon Ton was knocked' back several lengths. His ! jockey made the most of the (liflimiH situation, ami recovered a good doal of grounS in the straight, but it was then teo lato. With tho favourite out «,f i tho way, tho Now Zealand Cup winner I Sinapis won easily and in verv fast tune. Bleriot's hard race in the Wel» lington Cup had evidently had its' effect on the Soult mave, for after rvmJiiug to the front half-way through the' rac« she only lasted a couple of fur- I longs, and finally, finished second to last. Los Angelos was apparently another who was feeling the effects of the Cup I race. He was very sore. Sir Knox who gained third position, did so i»v means of a great riin in the straight. * . ' Douro c-jp. The Douro Cup (hack conditions) brought out fourteen runners, who were scarcely as good as those that have previously uontester; the race. Hero a«ain the gear of one- of the horses (Historictte) went wrong, and the candidate s chanco was destroyed, though fortunately nothing more serious had to bo reported. Birkful, who was nwle a solid favourite, had anything hut, ?; smooth passage, and just managed to run into second place as tho post was reached. In the circumstances he did well to finish in front of the spn-'dy ' (Jhudic, but ho had no possible chane'° or defeating Jlonologuo, who appeared to have the raco in hw keepjner a t anv stage. ° J Metropolitan Handloap. ■ Beldame, the first day's sprint winner was the popular fancy or tho down runners in the Metropolitan Handicap but she never seemed to hold a' winning chance, and after .being in fourth position, m the first furlong she dropped right back. Adroit, who was on'- of those, who round the pneo too hot in tho Inal Plato on the first day (the seven furlongs wore covered in l m in. 27sec.) ran to tho front at the start of tlm Metropolitan Handicap, and led throughout. She was followed bv PProrilla, Jvrmengardo, and B»n Revc, bnt ■ the first-named failed to see out the journey, and finished well.back, while hrmengardo just lasted long enough te beat Bon Revo for second money.The Minor Events. Record (Renown-Famous), who was reported to liavc'mot with interference in the 'Irontham Uel or Handicap on tho first day, was made, favourite for the Jliimjarna We tor, but Sir' Donald aiul Canute were also very well backed. Zens endeavoured to win all the ivav. but at ttvi business end Canute came alow; ami won comfortably by half a length but Record and Sir Donald had to be content frith third and -fourth positions Yoi'ii* rider of Canute, was fined JJIO for cutting in on Zeus. Only five starters wont to the post fnr the January \\eltcr Handicap, foi- which Iniiißination, Stepney, and Cflcnfinnan wore all heavily backed. Stepney, 'who did not have a good pn-uage on-the- first da.r, 'yon comiortablv, whil« hu«,?i!ution nan Uloiifiniiaa had a groat tst-U>~for : , sesond »l*w. n'm^fi'

3'tfGolds'treain^wiiss,^^ : Iμ a ridie'a jfeleavi ii gKeyeripj \i-~ ■■jyenil?s';to^i;oJto , ,thei:jx)>t>. , iiif!iirs?fdrmShiid: ■ t|aj'tlmd^were \Hi<k: faYJou'rilg&'selcctipns. , , ■an<iv»wiiilc;4he;:'lntter;v:c'iiil: ; I > uSefoni ; i:'Wai; »beaten .outibf/a' {)I.ace.,ftl > : hcail—Vologdii) k :-niadeitlie"s'earl.v.¥ninnin!»','- ; but «'as ; as-thp;;strn!sbt 'was (Boniforni—Carissima) then raiiinSwitli'ftriiii'Wiiiltlie'out-a ■ side, :niid"looked .the field, ,, but l)ay s Vrini«vhad.;Ebtnethin<; iiv rt'serve, aii(l;:rid<U>ii out'? woii-by a lengths .'.The lionoiirS'Ofijtlie .raco.iv.were,' ; ?ilto'wevei." with Mia C'a'r.v-who long , in; getting uponitlie^winismgtlist^s?,^'|\- ! -■ ■■ i :.?. The Karnnsu candHlate.^AltWri'.-'carned ..more thanjt«ic«?.'as of -.■ the ofher■ candidates' Disposal : Strikes, andi he''iwon - ,very 7; easily.--;;.' After, the raw mitted to -.was'.-knocked.'down to' the bid'of Mr: Harris-Xlattff.owiier'of I Secret Lmk};£or 110 (ruineas^?SvfiS:^Si.j*. i: :?:y\ '- "j.^,-.'.■"■■:- ■''■^&^ffsi?t£Ss?f%. ;■•■' ■%j"ju;'' : ffßEsuuT;sJ||f f J|sl|S;fi: :- Details of. , the' racing ,, :jvero'. i, 'as follow:— MUN'GAROA''AVEI.TER'HANDICAP, of ■".■•]« MV9.; secondyhorse- , -to receive SO sovs., and the Jithird horse 15 sovs. from the stakei'WSeven", furlongs.-.- : ■ 3.Mr. G, D. Greenwood's br. c. Canute, ■; <;«:;■; bj , :" : ':r ; ;Helen;. , ins:, :3str:.:;}j.(W: Yours!*' 1 ■ir-Mr^D/.M'Leod'a , Zeus,'. gst.-tOlb. '-". ; l.#-i%>-i>i3ih:-, Vy ■'■ "'ih-tiy;. Price) 2 '.lMr. AV; : :Tokena's BccoTd, Bff Blb. : - ,\;:X-: :';;'. ih .: .-•..:■ H ; (C. Trice) 3 'B." J. :, Masen.) ■.'. Also'storted: 2 Sir Doiiakl. 9sf. 21b. (H. Gray); 6 Papatiiarama, Sst.lSlb. (Wilson); 5 Hoopoe. Ss-t. (J. Buchanan); and 7 Firine Line, Bst. (E.';Lcwe),i;-Kg ;( '.:■,■''■■ ■■■■, ■ ■ Zens was first away froms.C'iniiite and .Hoopoe. ."After going a .couple of furlonjts Zeus had a clear' lead from Hoopoe, who was followed by Sir Donald and Canute. Oncp in the straight, Zeus was cliallcn.ijed by Record and Canute, and ft eood finish, resulted in.. Canute.-winningj.l>y. half a length from Zeus," who' was. a similar distance in-front of-Becord.v'The next- .to finish were Sir .Donald and. ; Hoopoe. Time, lmin. 30sec. ■•■"< ■'■■'■■':'-' ,; r-- : "r ■ '■■■■ -. JANUARY WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 ■'.. soy?.; second horse'to receive 35 sow. ■"■■■■'■ nnd the third horse 15 sovs. from tho ■ 'α-stake. One mile.* ■;; -. .;■ ' :.. :; . 2 Mr, Harvey Itayno/s'b. c.Stepnf-v,-, ,: ...■.'.. uy Achilles—Stepinn,"'iyrs.". fist.eiD.- , ■ . ..:,; -. '■ .-.■■■, --:^' ; *- ■■■■■(\y-. Bein> i 1 Mr. AY. ! E...BidwiH's.lmagination, 9st..'i ■ ■./■■'v.'.vV<^;^ ,: *-:"*Ml\ D. Jones) 2 3 Sir Gw.'-CMoMlVGleuflnnan. 9st. titb. ...;,...:,;:.;.,;:„........ (B, Deeley) 3 (Winner trained )>y J. H. Prosser.) .' Alμ started: 5 The Ha&ne; Ssf. (O'Shea); nils? i French Eosc, Bst; (Wilsou). , ' The first to show out were Imagine-. tion and This Hafr.ua,' , with Gt«nfinnan, : Stfpney, , and; French Rqbc follo\rinir in tliAt order. u luiturinattati led into tbe s-troieht from ■ Glenfinnan and Stepney. The last-named finished - hill.,of runninir, and' -won by a lenffth and n quarter from Imagination, who was , a lons neck in front of Glenfinn.rm. The .Hague . was fourth, Time, lniin.'42 3-Sscc.' ' ! WELLINGTON 'STAKES, , of' 650 sovs.: . smqikl horse to. receive 100 fors. and -.' tbe third horse 50 sovs. ■•'■ from the /. Kt.ike. A further sum, of 50 sovs. to bo deducted from; the ■ stake <iinl np- -.;. nor Honed for tlie enconrasement of, . Isreoders. For two and three-year-olds. penoHi'es. iFive furlongs. ■'■■ ■"■■".-' :.; ■■ '■ ; ; ' .. -,' ~; 1 Mp.'W. E. BidwillYblk.V Bepiita-'i'.'' ■ tion, by Martian—SlepfeUH. 2vrs .-f ; " .. '?«■ S'b ' (J. O'Sliea)-:! 3 The Hon. J. D. Orinond's eh. c..- . . HyeUus, , by Hymettus (iinn.)—Asia-'" •tic, 2vrs.. ,7st.. ~: V ilb. .'. (\V.' Ryan) 2 2 Air.■ HiKhtlpnVK-c.vl'ariform. by . ■ Boniform—Parera, ; 2vrs., 12Hi. <:■■ ■■~ , v ; '■ (W. Bell) 3 (Winner'trained by F.'l). Jones.)" Also started: G Mowbrfty, ■ Ssf. 61K (P.F,. Jones V..l Brncontre,' 7<t. "3lb. (8. Deeleyi: :) Hymettius. 7st. Sib. (BncUanan) j--9 Elevate, fist. 121b.. parried 7st. .111> (W. n'Hallfinm); J Bold Stroke, fet. 91b '(H. Yonntr); S OHeeulikft, K4. 9lb. (A. ReM); and 5 Honesty, €st, fllk, earried Gst. ' IKb. £17. Berry). Hyettus ami Hymeitius were bracketed .on the totalifatar- ~> .. - \ n . i.m* ~>A H.w.Hns'.nM Bii'tfoontre \Ms 4m&m\ break the line; ElevaU hem tailed" off J from the start.- , -As peon as tbe course nrcpfr wns rp : >eiied. Hyn-iettiuß ran to the front, nnd led ria*t the four-furjoni; post from Hyetf!is,_"li.siif!Otitre. v . nnd H<mc*ty< Knt'eriiiß the stfnjclu (V? whMe Sold elo's- i ed up. . At the distance Hy'pttus and Vv-'l niettius anpeaml tn be having thi* finish .to-thenwlypn, bnt "RMwtation clialleiiEietl V.ti the inside, while Pariform Wwl Mowbray csine fast on. tl-'« outside. A ?rest finish resulted in P-j-pukt'' l '! p-ettina; through in ths last few strides ar>d wi'niiinj bv a neck fro'U Hyettus, who was n head in front' of Pnrifofm. -..A. head furthor awny followd Hynie.fti)ißV n«d. ifowbray almost in liiie, and then caino ■Rftld Stroke and Rencontre.' Time, lmin. AVELMNGTON RACING CLUB' HANI • DICAP, o£ GOO 6Ovs. sceonrt Uor?-? to receive 70. sovs., and the third horse ■30 sors from fhe.stake. .One mile ..arid three furlongs. ■■ ■ •■■ - 10 Mr. A. E. Bnrrant's b. m. Si>wpis, - 1 bv St. Ambrose (imp.)— Prologue. ■' ' ' Sirs., Bst. .Jib....... (C: Pric-6) 1 8 Mr. J. F. Buchanan's Thrn*, 7st. nib. (B. Deeley) 2 9 Mr. H. Nee's Sir Knox, 7st.-911>... . • , . ';■ (R. Berry) 3 (Winner trained by H.-Fletcher.) Also started: 1 Bon Ton, H- (H. Gray);" 3 Tannhausor, Bst. 81b. (P. E. Jones); i> Bleriot, Bst, lll>. (Buchanan); fl Los An. eelos, Bst. ill>. (W. Youi\s);.s Leouta, 7st.'. Sib., carried Tst/lOIb. OV. Price); 8 kayne, 7st. 81b. (O'She-'i); T Fair Re&a. niond, 7st. 21b. (E. Walsh); II Odessa. Gst. lilb. (A. Heed); , 'and 4 -Seatondale, 6st. lllb. (R. Hunt). ' .. ■ •• \: A good start was effected, Bon Ton taking up the running and leading jiast the stand from Tnnnhauser, Sinapis.,-. on-d Bleriot. M U\e. seven-S'urSc-ne post, .tbo order was Bon Ton, Blcriot, Tiinnhnuser, Sinapis, Fair Rosamond, and Seatoiulale. Sleriot had run to the front at the sixfurlong post, and a little later Bon-Ton droppe.il right back, while those follow* ing Bleriot v/ere Sinapis, Tmuiliauser, Seiitondiile, Maskayne, and Pair Rosa--roond, with Sir Knox right at the tail of the field, En-tering the straight Sinapis ran to the front, ntul coming on full of ruiitiiii«, won easily by three leiijths from Thi-ax, who was , half a length in front of is"" Knox, who put in a great ran in the straight,, Sentonclolo >vns c{o?e up fourth,-and then followed Hasknyno, O(!es;a, and Taanhauser.--- . Time, 2mln. 29i?C<!. ■''■ ■'■'i-.'- , . ' J; '.. ■ ••■ FITZHERBERT HANDICAP, of 250 -ptj., , ,■ second hprse to receive 35'sqvs, ana the third horse lo sovs. from tlio stake-. ■■■ For two-year-olds that" have 'not won 4, a racs of tl-va value of 200 •-;' ?3vs of upwards at the time qi start- ■' ing. Five furlongs; ':/■ : .-.," " . I The Hon. J. D. Ovmontl's K g, Day v ■■ Tiiiif., by' Hyinottus.. ■■ 7st. 101b. ;.....': (J. Buchanan) 1 t Mr. Wire Tokena's Mia C'arn, ?st. ■ ■ bib.' ....;..;'.';.....■.-....:■;. :. (H. Young)' 3 3 Siv Geo. Clifford's Sriopdragbn, Gst. ■ ~: 71b. ..;.....'. ;■..■........:.,; (Clark)-:3 ~'■ (Winner trained by. S. Waddell.)- • Abo started: 7 La Favourita. 7st. 51b. (Bell)': 2 'I'urseform, 7st. 21b , ., earried 7st, slb. (B. Deeity); 5 Ringform, 6st. lllb. (R. Berry); and..6 Parlovfln,■ list lOlb. (A. Reed). ■ , V ■' " ■ ■.■;■■ : ' '' . Puraeforin ■ ■ niul "Day-iTime , - were first awny, but at the. rmd «f a furlong Parlovna had rushed to.the front. She kd the field into the straight, but was doue with soon after.,- Tho field was then bunched, but Bar .-Time and'Mia Cara then forged ahead, Bay-Time erentunlly winning by a length torn Mia .Cara, who was a length ami a half in front of Snapdragon. Purseforni. was fourth, and Ring- j form fl?th. Tiuw, lmin. Ssec.■.-.■-■,,-.-: . DOURO CUP HANDICAP, 0f : 350 sovs;, 1 . second horse to -rereive. .Mhsovs, '.and .. the third horse 2-5 soys," ■ from the ■' stake.. Hack One:mile. ■■ 11 Mr. H. Wolland's b, m. : Monologue, ■-.. ■ bv Advance-Epilogue, yrs.; 7st.' IMb.vK ' '■ -). Bcll)':;i 1' Messrs. Richmond . ;•■ Birkiul. list, 21b. , ..;:. ,, , , :.:.'. , :-!(H. Cirfty)!(;2 II Mr. J. B.' Hurt's Chu.dic, Bst. 2lb.:::':-: ...■;:;: ;' /'M- onps),^3(Winner trainedyby : Also started: 12 Silver^Snield,lSs\s;9l# (W: Ssuliie); -5 yav!ov.n,-'.Bst.:;!-81b;-.(Bueh-iinan); 2 Counsel; , Bst. Sib.'. (W;: Young); 4 Red 31b. (L. .Wilson):-!) DayFly, gst. 21b. (W."liyan);vi2|Historiette, 121b. (W. .Price); 13 Chnrlo.rosi-:"7*t. ,, .711). S--.t;- lib. (Campbell);.-? ( \. Heed): 10, Rene,- "st.": 71!)i"'(O'Shea)';' 3 Moililiff".'-7.«t. ()i. Berry);riaiid;*.iJ3elas«i, , (is*. 121K, wnied , " (B.;Deeley);-.; ■"■ llene wai (iret to sh<in-..<outifioni ; nn;,ex-l cellent: start, and she «fts follovvw) Jihyl Chuijic,. Moiiojogue,* Sqiwr*sDcal, ,; 'an(l Book. 1 ' Before half.jthe , distance;hnrl;,beenj covered, , "Cbudic : was , - in command," , 'nml »fcp Ifyj rniind th<?.'.turi;,'.c'oselT.i!ttotid.fld .■■by- MouokgTie; JuidjSittoroj. peali - ;jriUi!'. .the'

;fayo.urit«V (BirkfuOSnin'ninß^'ftboun'fiixth". , ' : JioiiuloKuej-jwas? ■ the' |stralgnit<wa's,*entered,f ,, and ; he'' w-eiit-oiV ■ to. : ; .win niUH'r.'coinlortably'by. h,ilf/a>Heti|rth Uronraßii'khi!; ; ?whojjus!;-ilieadtd v Cliiidic 'on.i'tliei'post.UPavlovii'iwas'.lourtbV,'l'imc, . liiiiif.-.Hsec;**^ l, ;-:::.*; , ' , ';' ■'■■'- ; --- ! - ,; -'--'- ■ UI.SP'OSAL , STAKE.Vof'"'ISO-«aW/; , 's«;ond- , lo;receive 20.M)v-..-an<rthc third X>vflhcrsf.,-,10. sovs.;;froin the ,, stake.'i Hid■■■-:■'--■'■ crs to be apyrcntiecs, «ho ; have not ■ : w'SiWon-whore tiiun live races. ■'. special gg -i\vcig-hts. ; . Six furlongs.. ■■'■.' ■■■ . l|T ; bo Hoh; J. : : ]). Orinond's i>. g. ■ ~"i ; car,. by Birkenheud (imp , .)—u'eine'- ■ -SJ m ?'* '°?" ys - tet -' Blb -' - ■ (C.', Weir) I -fcJlr-.'sK.' luiox's:'Over 'Rate, 'Bsi'; lib. ■■*■'''■&*■>" -A-. (Kennedy) 2 :2itr.yb. Pitt's Red -Lupin, •■ Ss-t. ■ Blb.- ■ - ■W;p^ri>'-;'iW.'- : ■ (H. , Young)-. 3 45; ; Alsp..:Etarted: , :;i-Amity, Bst. 81b. (G. ■Clark);"s Portluiid Lady, Bst. 81b. (Dow-ijH-);-3 KiJta, Bst. 81b', (Thompson); 7 semaphore, 8?t. 811>. (M'Sweouev); 8 Borsii, 8,-it. HI,. (Wood);.if Hansard," fct (Castie); am!. 10 Silvcrstream. Bst. (JEagleston), ' Altcar" , wn.sin front .before a'lurlong had been covered, and,; holding his own to., the- finish, won easily by two lengths from Over Kate, who just beat Red Lu» pin by,a head. Kijts was fouHU, Amity. hfth, aiid-Borsir'Mxth.'- Time, lmin, Iβ l-ssi?e.--■ ■ ' ■ .METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of 400 sovs.; second horse lo receive 50 sovs. ■\ and tho Ihird'horse. 2fesovs. from the :'■■■ ■ stake. Sis. furlongs. ' 0 Mr. F. Armrtrons's l>. m. Adroit,' .■■,■■. by Liekl Battei'y—Trix, jyrs., fst; :-., m ; T .■■■■■;■■■•;■■ ' (l<. Berry) 1 ,i Sir. .Highden s JKrmengarde, Bst. 611> j: - ' ' (W. Bell) 2 9 Mr. ; ;W. G. Stead's Bon Reve, Bst. lllb. ■„.".■■;: ' . ■■' (W. Young) 3 .. (winner trained by A. J, Shearsby.) Also started: 1 Beldame, Bst. Gib. l\\'. Price); i Culprit, S't. 41b. (L. , Wilswij; 2 Gipsy Belle, Bst. .lib. (Deeley); 10: BUro Lak-e, 7st. lllb. (Brown); 5 Peronilla, 7st. 31b. (O'Halloran); 3 Kutibird. 7st, -i'H. ■.Young); 6 Vtfitas, 6st. lllb. (A. , Reed); ■U MoMj' : Guj', fist.- 71b., carried 6st. Ulb.' (R. Hunt); and 12 Submersion, tist. 71b.(R. Reed).' Adroit and Ermeiigarde wefe first t6 j show out, and raced , together for a fur- j long. Adroit then drew abend, foilow64 by Peronitla and Erineiigarde, witft Bou li«ve ami Beldame nt the head of the j others. Adroit was never troubled, and won e-asily by % couple of lengths from ■ lirmengarde, who just lasted long enough j to beat Bon Revo for sec?ond money. Gipsy Bell* was fourth, ijnhbird fifth', Culprit sixth, and Submersion.last. Time, liniu. Ja 1-Ssec. ' ; " v THIRD DAY'S WEIGHTS. The Wellington Racing Club's Summer : Meeting will \>e' concluded at Trenthani' !■ ti-moTvnw: .'Mr. J. .M. l'oHotlt , has declared the following weights for the i'lT. ierent events i— WALLACEVILLB. .WELTER HAND!. i . CAP, of HO sovs.. Seven I'urjon.gs. ! "- . ■ st.n>. ■■' .' jt.'iv

i Braeburn 1! 6 T« Itou Hou... 7 10 ■ Counsel !i 2 Chillies 7 10 Silver Shield... 8 33 Lady Vladimir 7 10 Vocation >S 11 St. Francis ... 7 10 Chudio 8 11 Atifiuisli 7 10 Sir Donald ... 8 8 Elevated 7 10 liniDisnsity ... 8 4, Sir Saracen ... 7 7 AcKjtlerles '8 i- Hoodoo ~;..' 7 7 St. Elm» 8 3 Courtloy 7 7 Square Deal ... 8 3 Holytfcll 7 7 I Parnmaramn,.. 8 2 Snuci 7 7 I Amity 8 2 Firing Line ... 7 7 Historiette ~.. S 2 Oinata 7 7 -Recond 8 2 White Plumes 7 7 . Charlerose "..... 7 -13■. l*ri»ce I.addo 7-. 7 • I Svc-ibbrff '...if.,. 7 12 Golden March. 7 ■<• \ Beliisco 7 11 Slocroii 7 7 ! Snrbonite' 7 30 Kaknwai 7 7 Moddite 7 10 Salacle 7 7. Gerbera, 7 10 . ■.ITELROSB WELTER- HANDICAP, of ■ 200 sor.s. Seven furlongs, at.lb. : , : . , st. lb. Glemfirinan ..... 9 9 "Aiuljpr aad Gipsy 8e11e....,9 5 White 7 10 Bii-kful i) :i Sit Malt ...... 7 7 Imasination ... 9 I. J'-oconl .■ 7 7 Parky'. ,; 8.10• Baniin ; ;,.,.?.■ 7 ■ Merry Frank.. 8 10 Ga'ranca 7 7 Nearest 8 S Njfarua 7 7 fcitovwloro ....... 8 5 Princess Query 8 5 Frtiiicb Jlosc... 7 7 Black Lupin... 8 4 Master Lujnn 7 7 •■•'atiute 8 i Portland Lady 7 7 Monologue .... 8 4 The Hague 7 7 Leapnki. ~.,.,,,,.8.3 I'a.rewnnui ..„■„..7 ; , 7 Tree Lucerne.., S 3 Lady NoWii ...7 7 (Red Book i B.'it-Semaphore-' 7 7 'Sh-rtovno' 8' 1 KnoSteH ..; .7 7; Sir Daniel ...,,.. 8 1 MnniUu 7 7 ■Vocation ,8 0. Belnsco ...: 7 7 lit. Victoria... 7 13' Srisare Dtoi... 7 7 Glenfern 7, 12 • - Immensity .... 7 7 Bijt Blast ~.7..: ? 12 HOPEFUL. STAKES, o£. 350 sovs. Four ■ •• furlongs.. ■• . . . ■■:-■■ st,ll}. . ■ st. Ib, BaUwa ...'.■.>>....'. 0 6 Piirieform , 7 1 Hycttu? ..i.ii... 9 <>: Want .....' ."7 0 ' Reputation i.. 9 l Intclligible ....'7 0 i.-Hencontrei 1 ...,.s ?,- fi Lndvliko 7 0 Symettius .... i) 0 Bold Stroke ...'7 0. Chime ;.:.... .8 10 . Sfiftpdrßßbn ~.'.. 9 . Brocade. ..,. 8 8 BiuKform • 8 7 Honesty ....' 8 I Gnraaron 6 7 Day Tijne- ..„.. 8 4. QpW ; Stream..; 6 f C'harmilia ...... « 0 Miraculous ... 0 ' 7 Man.Emma.:■...■7 12 Blissful ......... fi 7 Eoumnnia. ...... 7. 9 Old-- Bad 6 7 . lfaferikoff ..'....■7 9,J)a'me Pumonr.fi 7' .Geod . Night... 7 » PariovHa b 7 Mia Cara. ...... 7 9 Tavistqck , C 1' *Col«mbn.4 ~.;.. 7 ' 7 ■ Aniselini i....... fi 7 ■ ;Qiieenlik.e- .7 7 Cni'lovna ~....:„ li 7 : ■Martiuii , , Cowl 6-7 , Princess 7 7 Fahtone . ; . 6 7 Hushabye ,7 i Elevate _6 7 Hierai'cli— La Favourita.. .6 7 ■ , Peace f. .7 i . ■ ' . SUMMER HANDICAP, of 500-sovs. One ; , ■ . Mile. ■ : . ". . sUb- 'st.'lb. Kilrain 9 O-Bluo lake 7 5 Sinanis 8 13 Imasiiwition ... ! : . .Postillion, ■ ~.. 8 12 Marshal Expect ' 8 U M'Donald ... 7 5 Sir Solo .....■...■■■B 10 Flora : Autumnus ...' 8 10 M'Unnald ... 7 5 . Bou Eeve 8-.8.-Makara 7 5 ■ E'lnpcrador. ... 8 8 Salzburg ..., 7 .3 . Taiisihauser .. 8, 7 Lady .i.nddo ... ,7 it Potoa 8 7 Doarest 7 2 •Bleript -8 i . Mangaroa ....7 2- . Afartius 8 0 Ladoga 7 2 Sir Moseley ... 8 3 "Prinie.Soßlt .. 7 ;J . EvmMigarde '.'.•B' 3 MulUply 7 2 Thrax ' 8; 3 gcatomlnle .... 7 1 Los Angelos ..8 2 FnirKo?iiwond 7 fl Culprit 8.1 Merry Frank l! 13 Patronale .... 3 1' lady Lcnisa ... fi 12 I/ird Reuovn R 0 Snrtoyna 8 12 Gipsy Belk ... 7 13' SimbiM & 12 ■Gletiiinnan ..... 7 18- Odessa fi VI ■Peroneal 7 12 Mummer Git Mojr.bvAy ...7.12 -,Tj-cs Lncerne 6 11 ■Eiiwldo 7 12 .Sif Dsniel ... fi )fl ■Merry Roe ..... 7 9 t'Uarlerose fi ?' 7 ? Submersion ... B 7 • ..: 7 -9 .Kqirare Deal ..(57 ■Byren 7 ? R 7 Inniier 7 7 Th* Hn»«« ... fit Quarantine ..7.7 Kilostwi ■, 6 7 Beosev«it 7 7. fit. Bees 8 7 Pe» ...: 7 5 CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of -iOOseve. . Chie mile and a quarter.. ■ ■ et.lb. ■'■■ St. 1bBon Too ......... 9- 0 Multiply 7 V Midnight Sun 8 10 .Stevedore ; .... 7 ■ 1 Tannhauaor ... 8 7 linagmiiticm -.7 1 Bronie 8 4 Lady Laddo ~7 i EmperadoT ... 8 i Ariom 6 19 Thrai S 3 Peg 6 13, Us Angeios ~8 0 Parky 6 13 Lord Renown 7 13 Sahsburg S 13 Martius '. 1 13 Kopu 8 13 Birklifte 7 12 Jtastcr Laddo 6 13 ' .Sir Knox : 7 12 Odessa 6 9 Byron 7 Ihiarosa 6 7 Bmald.Q ? 8 Souhikott 0 7Haskayne ■. 7 G Mummer 8 7 ■'Merry Hoo , -■".;.■■. 7 vfi Snrtovna 6 7. Bh-kfiil 7 B filenfern G T. .Quarantine ;... 7'fi Austin 8 7' . Oienhopo ,;.... T 6 . Bi'-r Blnst 0 7 Lconta---; ':; 7 5 The. IToruo ...6 7 ;Eooscvplt., .7 4.'Bracburu '6 7 Imiuer ....'.V; 7- 1 3'First Consul- G ?' '.Flora- gt. Elm 6 7 ■■:■■ Jri)0nn1d',.:.".:. : 7.i3 'St. Francis ... R '7 ■ 6 7 si ? M'l)onaUU;-.-.V-;",;'3;-. : Prince Lnddo . G 7 SCO Six fur-io.ns«.-:w--,-:-, ■■■;... .;,■■•■ fi-.- rf.lb. ?, -Peronilla -.. " 1 ■.:;-.;;. 7 « ■Ermongarde .-?...8 10 • Siiralura.:- , ;;.. , ... 7 fl ■■Tnttci'lo,!' , . ...'..'. 8. 8. Stepney. -. 7 o I'nti-onale "."... S's r'fhe ■ Great ■■ ■jßiilihine ■-,;..-. , ;f.\vß-;4;;-'V''S[o»ui „ g jg jOlndwlc-'-t:-: , 8/4:Su«bird :'it....:; 6 is wOipsy Belle^v.:B-i3 ; ' Voritns x'fi',: 0 io ', Culprit .........'s: •>' Day Fly".'.-;-.;.V/6 10 ,;:Sir, Moi=fi(?y.;...;B-.. i • Chudic- •..'..'...■.. 6 10 |:Mbn-bi-ay ■■..•;:'■■:.''.S " 0 . \'o«at»h"S 1 ",; 1 ;- , • fi 7 11 ; Olpnfci-n ;*;■:.;? $ 7 f Adroit 7 11"- Iliad's Hero'- 1 / , fi ■ 7 ;: Altoar^v- ! .v-S: 7! 9.-. HiitoriettoVS.:- 6- 7 SOiir-fKinec'v&^V-7.'.- fl rAnibari. W-bile 6''.7-' JBhn!S:Uke^v:i7.«;S'.Mint .■..'.';...:;.:.';&! -■'■ dimmer;.^.'■..'l'.'.-.-.f'.'"-'"? , Secret Link ...6 ." ■; : S&nsuin»tj,;.--;.t 7 ; 1 Tioivor of tho &-;*..- ■ west :;,;,;.;;■ e zff

;■ S^Vaiorew)i|i:ift: : 7s,:i3'STMborg *^> - .... 6 7 ;■ ?.Imas(infttion^..7l? i S; : Bfiar: Pitkli..". 6 7 ~ ■.ifwuki^SiiyTiU , :;Merry Gsir ... 6 7 . 6 7 ; .;, ;..,;, fi f , « 7 ■. ylibiirß .■".';.■:■.■.■. 7 3 -Hanci .-..., fi 7 |. .■■iree-Liicei-ne.-.." 2. White-,L'himcs 0 7 [ K4 r TO ICE * HAXniCAp; of: 111) ■ ■*&.}&??■' ' sovs - ve furlongs. j'K.. ,-■■ . I ~'A;- pi '■' " st.ib."- ■■ '• ■.".;:■'■' st.iij. Bertvnila- ....: 9 0 Clynelith ...... 7 3 ■ lied Book ,8 11 Belascb- •■.:;.;''■ ?'-2 ■ Araflatin 8 U Xgania ~.;■.;. 7 0 [ Mliad's Hero v. B.IJ Aivßuish -• 7 0 Ciudic. ..8 10 Mint.;! ■ e 13 ■ -Alecto -.8 9 Elevated ■.-.■„.. (f'l2 ■ Secret J,ink -.-..•• B.v 8' •'RnhlntioilT •' ".-.V'e'l^- ! •my ifly ...;... 8 : + Sir .Saraten . 0 12 . c '«s ..-....■ 8 3 Hansard « 7 . Submersion r ... 8 1 Haumaknkn. ..6 7 1 B«ne .-;;.,. 713 Unity. 8 7 " In™" 0 !; Bs ? g e ■.■■7-11 floseiiperre ....6 7 . Wayoff ■ ....V.-..- 711 Silverstrcam . 6 7 , Arlington;- .-.f.. , ?-. 7 Holywll- G-7 ; Miidnma;;-.;..;:'7 5 Goldeu. March G" : 7 , Syeaborsc ': 7-.V'L*lv ■• ■ 1 ■.Nγ Moufoa ,;:-7 ■5" DayKsford!"" 6" 7 r. Njai1and , ;.....;..,; 3:,-AUitu.det ■'■: '- . I

.HFOXTON RACING CLUB.

; y; cup, won by udy laddo' ■.'■A EI'COKD ATTENDANCE. -.■ , (Sy-Telsjrapk-Bpeciel Coireewnjleirt.) »,'-. ~ , ■'--. ': fr oxton,"-Jtt«iiary a!.' , -.. , ; llie loxlon Eacing Club's annual mcetjiift oiiened tonlay in cloriwis weather ! inore. wns a record attendance. Tho course was on the hard side. Investment on the totahsator was brisk, A'H.MB lx-- ; ,m handled, against £l-l,m for th'e'Bfst. '. ;<my iasc yen.r, an increase of .£2357 ' ' , Ui^ii 1 ' 0 ? , s iM «ity.'.withdrawal from line Hiick: Hurdles, seven acceptors tmina . ..to the ttost.. Whimper, was the public.wloction, Rex«v bei»g-.-..ncxt. in demand. ■ . lrooper and Stockade wore prominent in the early sta»es, but a mile from heme ( Uoinposed took cliarso and he led- round Hie home bend, where Keser headed him and wen easily by throe lengths. C'barzs was third, four lengths away, suxl vras ; follmved by Stockadp and Whimper 011 . ' «vel terms.. attack ..a -hia-dle. heavily when goi»K well half a mile from heme and dropped back. Twelve accentors faced the tapes in the ■Electric Handicap, and wero dfopatelied on even terms. Powder I'm wan quickest- to besin.-aiid led his field to thd distance, the favourite, Lubrilihe, Ikihe end. The pair \v«ro then overhauled by Hatana, who won easily by a «mf)le of , leiißths from Powder Fox. Waylaid .was . a similar distance aivny third. Inbriiine was'fourth, and .was fpUmv«d b'v. -BotlehIwni. , During the- race ; RWnatio3iiosrt : her rUler, who escaDOtl ivith a sliakiH.?. as (hu airo C. Monk, wlio came off Matlow ' through .colliding, with .another ..torse . whilst, doing hi!(.:.C-up..rri'elimiiiury."''. "■ The Cu.p field wfts dispatched' on its jovirney en even terniß, but rounding '.the btnrl into Mie'./stireiffht'Vpiktbwiinm' 'he'ided his fl«ld and*was loHovred "by Hoyal" Dragoon an<l Lady Laddo. At the s'ixfurlang post Parcviimi was several .Icnprtlis clear of .ttiß, nest .horses,. v Lj<f<ly ■Laddo a.fid ■Lady*!-y*Ufea,i.'lmt '& the furlon? (lost they ha<i him, whilst ifo«toa Ctii-I had <!ls<j moved up. Lady LatWo was tirst into tho straight, and sue wou; comfortably from lmarosc, whs put ' in a. very fast vim from the distance, accounting for overythinK in. front «f hini : exempt, tho winner.. lady. Voipa was a'good third, , .and was'Mlowea. jio'mb bj. Slatlov- and Cororafttidel. Multiply was t'avoutite, but could. tio no .better .than ■got sixth , , ami the second , pick',••Mpntoi'Girl; was MiuAll.v'disnpiio'intihs,--- ■'•■ •*■■■ A field of nineteen went to the post in th» Trial Stakes. They moved off 'wett iojethsr. but the outside hordes tfok the iape with, thpni,- Sjlyißin , in --Jpii'rricu'ljwv ljpiiij? hampered by it." Clnssis j.siotv«l the way to the borne turn, where slse was hcaelod, and Victoria scorod nicely by .half a length fr.am Jfiss- Billy, with hv. Jprcrva idosfc: np ; iliird:.- i , . Stystififd Wels ', fourth, and then oaino J?o?a]ys nnd.Peß.gy. Guidiiit \Vav»-ns the wrbHn . c i>!ec(ionfor the Awaljou Welter, ivith Hivvitapn next, 1 j in {tto^Wf"tut sAWW tIatvV CTC -' a^"lwt<' 4- w#ti¥l>Ht, ¥iM SS • the- way, and winning comfortably nt the finH< Vroin Lupin, who was closely followed by Maninrra. Guidiinr M'av was fourth, then came Vietoris and Hiwi-•taßtt.'-T ■' .' 't ■ ■ ' ■'■' ■ *.-». I ■'■'■ '■-,■-" .'*:. i- -! J: :°r.Some del/sy took place at the post at .the , start of the l'lyii)? oml evdiit'dftlly Lord fiiSsible/'tlin'X.fav^nriU , ,; was left. Our King was the quickestto begin,..r.n.(!',established,, a,'substantial lehd.'Vhieirhe'.heUi in6(it''ef th*e wiy, althoutrh Ijwly Mpvjtoa got a lenirth of hini;,dii'siiftejanc?.;at! ttie post. T-ady Volga "was third, a length"a.way, and then camo Borojii.-v and Simple .Sani'. ; Another bij flclrl— n'ttract* ed by. tlvo'tljish Hendif'at), atftl Bjftvorth, ■who "hatl; : t\Vb" wins in sucMssitjji to his 'credit at Ali>rton. ws th A publio , fancy. As usual, he was the quickest tpi begini. and'otVthe.enrt- di .a-M-lnng was three lengths! to :the-.g<jod, ■ an advantage !<•■> inaintaiiwd to the-post. Whore I'urse■filler, was/his mealiest;.attendant, a ami .Vlwif in front.'of.PqvoPoi-o. Vladj-'-l\eau was fAurth, and then eame Bruns,\rWc i»nd IfadinUcv.. ■ The final'event of-the day,'the HerrinKtoh \VeHci', w-as \rait coiiifortably Ijy Pet-, eelei-.'■B-hfl'led'all the way, mill W 11 length. amiVa halt to ths good of Wniunkii at th« post. Xie.*.cal was n' geod ■ third, •ontJvCor"maud' , l:' ( vas ftrortK": being' followed by Lady Kolan nhd; Glxsjnffevn. [By ''MeEWph.—Pr?ej Asooc-fatlon,! ~ ' Foxton, Jainiary 22. HACK HUPpLKS, of 100 eova. One inilo ■ 'and thws-fiViai'ters.' '■ RSfer, !)st. Mlb. ..: ~.-.;..(YoUIVg) 1 • ('omposed, Ost. 31b 1 2- ■ Charge, !)st .'..,... 3 Also started: The Diver, lOst Mb.; Whimper, '.10%: 51b..; froG.per-,. Ost; 31b.; Stockade, pst. .Won by tp'o lengths. -Tini^, 3tmn, 2scc, ' , ' ULECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of JOO . - .sovs. Six furlongs-. • ; Wattina, H, 81b, .; (ft. M'Donald) 1 , Powder.Fox, 7st. lllb ■; 2 v\aiiani'8*t■■...."..•....■.;;....;■...'..?:.';'.:.■.;;::.: "3"

Smlch-ed: Maiiiaron, 7&t. 8!b. s Courtley, 7st 71b, Won fairly easily. Time, 111! HI, IOSOC. I'OX'i'ON GUI', of 225 rovs. Ofle mile and a distance. Mr. K. Ueppiwr s Lady Laddo, 7et. 131b. (Ada.m<!i l Imarofc, fet. 31b- 2 U4.V Volga, 7st, 31b 3 Also started: M'angni-nu, 7st. 13!!).; Multiply, 7*t. 12Jb.j Moutoa Girl, 7sf Sib.; Eocene, 7st. 71J>. i Coroi.nandei, 7sl. Sib j Hoyal Dragoon. 7st. lib.; Vi, 7st. 21b,; Afatlow, Cst. J3lb,; Slynvs, 6st. 131%,; Parewanui, Cst. ?"lb. Wen easily, time, 3min. B l-ssec. TKIAL STAKES, of 75 save, Five fur--1 '.I ..-..•••. •. .1 ..,.-.. ...lojlgS. • ■■• •■' '■ -■ J&ed5irU.,..'..........'..,;:. , .,;.-.-..:..^..■-Young) I Miss Billy , , 2 Improve , 3 livcnty start«d« Tiinc, linin. dsee. MVAHOU ILVCK WELtfJSB, of 100 ems. One mile. ' Princess li'lo Ssi. Olb ......(Mttssen) 1 : Master Lupin, Out. ISIb. , a ilnjiiaroa, Bsl. &f>: „,;:...:„■....•.„ a ticratelied: Won fiwtn 6tftft to fin'ish. Tim«,"hnin.'« Msec. FLYL\ T G"HANDICAt>, of 139 sovs, Six ' ■■■'•. •• furlonge. ■ !?«V ?„""?- Sst - 31b -- - <TrioklebaßW I Lady Moutoa, 7st. 13)b „.„ 2 Lady Volga, Bst. 41b ;j Alm started: Simple. Sam, fist. 131b.j Lord Possible. Cst. 101b.; Beronia, Cst. 71b. "on by a length. Time, liuiii, 15 2,5 ■ ;sec •■.,., --■ ■ !DA§R HACK HANDICAP, of 100 mv«. : lout furl'onai I'.pwortll, Bst. 3ft .;.. (R Yaungi 1 . .'Piirsefiiler, 7st. Mb , .; 3 Toro I'oro, 7st.. 411). „ ~",.... 8 Scratched: tt'ailand, Etehteea started Tims. 50mo. , H.EKRINGTOM WELTER HANDICAP, ; ; of 100 sots". Seven iiitlanfis. iPereeler,; 7ft 111b. (JJ'DoimWi 1 AUipakn, Bst; 3l)j ,„;.<, ; 2 'Mescsl.-.-Sst. 61b ■;.„ 3 • ; Scratched:.':rj ? tly Laflttp, Rill,'im'ftfcsei ' •Jlatlow.Hiiritanu. Won-liy- two lengths. ' lime, Hum. 29 35see. SECOND OAY'S ACCEPTANCES. ■■ (By As*bni«.tlon,) ;/ " Palmßi-ston North, Jnmiary 2' ■ 'HACK HOTDtt'HANDICAP, of m ' .**£ a .lialf.-Rejser, tOst, »L» Dlvw. flLn. 31b.- Composed.' 0-,t 91b.; Warpaku, Sst. 91b.; Chaw 9st.; .Stockade, 9st.; Owi-htavd, 9st. j Coro'. nation, flst. ' ' TELEPHONE HACK HAXDTCi'P. of ' ,m &*s•', lost,- ■ ■3b.; T lratiniu,-Bst. 131b.; Purspfi.ller, Ssi! ' Sib.; Powder l ? ox, 7st. 131b.; Silver Rose,' rst. 1,31b.; Golden Sky, 7it. Mb.; Rector. ' &«;. (St. 61b.; Artificial, 7st. 3lb.j Mf* ' IveJly, 7st. 31V;. Vladineau, 7st. 21b". ,• • J/oxopora; Tst.;2lb|j Brunswick, Ist. 91b ; ■• UtbTotv;- ■β-jf. "Hi.; Chsrtsil,. 6st, 7H>.: KiWiiUK!}-, 6st. 71b.; S.vlvaiviii, 6st. 71b.:' , Row Memo, U. ?lb.j Mystified, 6rf.7lb.r> T M n" ( L ""!* aml ft distance—Larfv . IwUlo U. alb.i-Muliiiily, 7st. lilb.V . •Lad.>H;ols:.ti i .'.fef. 7)b.* Jtotitoa Girl, I*t. ■ ; Matlow Cst. 131b.; Vi, Sit. 12 b..; P.ua-? wawii, fist. 10!!-. '. ni?n^^ 0N WEWER HAS." niUPi of 100' mjtV.-v Sev*H Gmdm ? AVaJ, 9st. d!b.; Pi-iwess Vlo, ■5lM;"Bo<l«niwm! Tst, -' 121b.;' Oe.K»ral Marfci-o, 7st. 71b.; Hufa- • kia,.7st, TlKj RoMlys, 7st. 71b.; Classis,' , ' Tit. rib.; Moeron. 7st. 71k WNUAJIY.HAPK jIAiNB-ICAP. of 10O' : ■ £°f& 9st. Mb.:'' Nilvor Aosp, Bsf, 2ll».j"AVailand, fet. 21b.j Hector Girl, 7st. Olb.; T/iliri.lino. 6st. 131b. ; KmnatwH.-figt-. 121h;r ErlcoV 6st. 7.1b. • -NffiVFMATIJaST RAKDjf'Al' (ope»), of.' 100 snvs, Invc furiongs.-Ow luni?," 95.(. M>.; PCTceler, Bsf, 81b.; Lady VoWa, Bs-t..' - Mbj; Eocene, Bst. 41b,; T*idy Meirtea,; , fist.;; Lfttd- Eossiiile, "b.t.711).: Vibration, R*l, laili.fParawahui, Rst. 13l!i.: Martlet, ,; list. 1811 m Simnlo Snm. 6?t, 101b, MOUTOA AVISLTEK HA-NJJICAPfojWB),-•of. W-; ??■».■ s ' Spjmi ■.fnrlorifte.-MiilUnlT,' Ps(;,yib.! , ..Rii>:al BM K oe»,"Sst. Sib.; Corn-' , maudel.Sst. 71b.: Jfnf.lciw. Sst 711>.; Wni-. tapis. Sst. Sit).; Miscn), S,*t. 3tb.j Jf*Meti r I-iipi'i. Sst. 3ib,; Bpronio, M. 71b.; Huia, ' REMINDER. J . Owners are qiven a fiiml remi-nder tint , /;! lioytiiuttioiis for tht> AVangainii Jockey , - , •:; ■Q'&i?- ~ivt 9* to-' j Hall, Box 15, Wnnwnui. The club !k\*. made substantial, .inswaps in ths..*laV-<,-■'mr?'t.hs-'coniiii?'m#i>ff(flt, -niwl m '\%«%n--\ K nui Cup is now worth 10(10 sovs. (a clip' v»te,'-lQo;.,sovs;iaiidj9oo| , ;sow.irin epoSie). '; : ;• WJT> VAtLEY TnpjJS. i ;■ The Mutt Viiiley'Troi-tiiiß Chi'b's t«<*t-; ,? ins takes place at the Intone R««creation' i : Gfouiiti to-day. The-Rrsiit race is. tiniwl to .■• stnvl; iit 12.30 p.m., and special trains ■'. Will leave Wellington for • l'etoiio nt fre-" p.UEiit intervals from this morn- '■. ing- ' " '■" ' .'"' ' V "'^he' Bimnal* kalV> of tKo WaiJiftflne year-'- v : li'iitfs will tako place at 3,30 .p.m. to-day in frant of Jfr. Lan Duiican's Jifivatij/ V residence .-on r TJiorjuleh " QiWy,". r'"S(snie _ •'; . f'lur.tfcn 1o!h are to be submitted to auc- , .■ tion'Httd will be sold withmii: reserve.. ' '|'Uey.liave,besn JvigUly comm«rt«d y\\ by , . .ill'' \\*M f - ha'v& •'sentt- iIH-m. a'.iiil 'biddius • slipuld: lx! brisk When they ro into the ■ ting to-day. At jwlertlay's races nt TrcnHiam liot-«:!». brfsl nt tlio WAikaweStud won tire first osuplo of rae6s'on th.e ': j programme.. •. <-i > '■