THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1989, 20 February 1914, Page 4

THE TURF.

WOODVILLE J. C. MEETING.

SECOND DAY. A JOCKEY DISQUALIFIED. (By TeJes'r«.Dli.—Press Association.) . Woodville, February 19. Tlio autumn meeting of the Woodville Jockey Club concluded to-day in fine weather. The attendance was again large, and speculation was brisk, the sum of £27,0-12 being put through the totalisator for the two days, as against £24,173 for the corresponding meeting last year. Alter an exhaustive inquiry, R. Hatch, rider of Alecto in the Victoria Hack Handicap, on the first day, .was disqualified for twelve months for pulling liis mount. The owner and trainer,D.Websteriand F. Higgptt, got the benefit of..the doubt. Results:— KUMEROA HACK HANDICAP, of 75 ;• sovs. Five furlongs. 2 Mr. P. P. Neaglo's Evadne, Bst. 21b (W. Price) 1 1 Zeus, 9st. 51b ..'.....(A Oliver) 2 ■9 Mystified, 7st (E Carmalt) 3 Also ran: 6 Martlet, Bst. 71b.; 4 Powder Fox, Bst. 71b.; 5 Reno, Bst. 31b.; 8 New Guinea; 3 Listen, 7st. . 01b.; 7 Peggy, 7st.; 11 Juliette, 7st.; 10 Meritorious, From an excellent, start. Evadne rush•ed out in' front, and led the field all the distance, winning by a li ngth and .a half. Time, lmin. 2sec. SECOND HACK HURDLES, of 85 sovs. One mile and a half. 1 Mr. W. Gray's Waipaku, lOst. 121b. /(Ferris) '1 .2 Stockade* fist. 71b. ......„..(Brady)' 2 6 Master Malachi, 9st. (L, Watson)- 3 . Also started: 4 Whimper, 9st. 121b.; 3 Matlow, 9st. 101b.';'5i.Coronation, 9st. . and Coronation led the field for half the distance, all the horses jumping beautifully. At the back of the course Waipaku took charge, and led all the' way home, winning by a clear four lengths. Six lengths separated the second and third horses! Time, 2min. 52sec. BALLANCE HACK WELTER, of VS ;■•':■■••' sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Mr. M. Boyle's Lubriline, 9st. (311). , ■ ; . : (W. Toting) 1 S'Aleoto, 9st. 61b. ..; (It. Hatch) 2 2Te Hon Hon, lOst. ......(A. Oliver) 3 Also started: 5 Pikitaepa, 9st/.; 6 Merry Jack, Bst. 101b.; 7 General Madero, Bs't. 71b.; 8 Never Jingle, Bst. 71b.; 4 Otakura. -~ Genoral Madero made the running until the straight entrance, when Alecto took' charge,. arid loqked like a winner, but.a fow yards from .the post Lubriline 'shotVout, and passed the post with a length to the good. Half a length di-, vided the' secoud and third horses. Time, lmin. 31se:.

AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 150 govs '■■•'.''' One mile and a distance., 4 Mr. J: Harle's Byron, 9st. <W. Young) 1 6 Braeburn, ,7st. 41b. ...(O'Halloran) £ 7 Trieze, 7st. 41b. ...i.;.(0. Carmont) i Also started: 2 lihmer, 9st.: 8 Mangaroa, Bst.: 1 Kooya,.7st. 101b.; I Moutoa, Girl 7st'. 81b.;. 3 Sivratura, 7st.; 9 .St. Bees/Gst. 71b. Before the start Settlor threw his rider, Lnko "SVilson, twice, and the horse was withdrawn.- Suratura was left when the harrier went up, and Im. mer.St. Bees, and Trieze took it in 1 turn to lead the field. When fairly in the straight the horses were'hunched, and then Braeburn was the first to show out. ; Immediately afterwards, however, Byron challenged, and these two fought: out a desparate finish, Byron gaining the verdict by a length. Trieze was half a length behind Time, lmin. 57sec. SETTLERS' HACK HANDICAP, of 75 . sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Mr. A. Goodman's Rene, Bsfc. 21b. (L'. Wilson) 1 4 Arrabna, 7st. 21b. ... (E. Manson) 2 1 Lady Vladimir, Bst. ...... (W. Bell) 3 ;Also started: 3 Hiwitapu, 9st.; £ Conziska, 7st. 31b.; 8 Keynote, Bst. 121b.; 5 Whisperer, Cst. 121b.; 7 Mystertum, 6st. 121b. From a bunched field, Rene drew out in the- straight, and 'won comfortably by a couple ,of lengths, half, ajength being .botween the second and. third horse. Time, linin. 15sec. SHORTS HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. 4 Mr. D. M'Leod's Zeus, 7st. 81b. (O'Halloran) 1 3 Simple Sam, 7st. 91b. i ■'■■,- (R. Manson) 2 2 Evadne, 6st. 91b :3 Also started: 1 Ineuru, 7st. 131b.; 6 Suratura, 7st. 101b.; 5 Merry Guy,' 7st. 71b. After a false start, SUratura set the field amerry go. Entering the straight, Simple Sam was in command, and looked liko winning, but Zeus, coming up fast on the outside, just managed to score by half a length. Evadne was closo up third. Time,'lmin. 1 4-osec. HACK SCURRY, of 65 sovs. Five furlongs. 1 Mr. S. W. Tatham's Orleans m (A. Oliver) 1 2 Rangiwhotu ......; (R. Young) 2 7 Lady Dalesford '. (G.Francis) 3 Also started: 8 Combustion; 10 Amieal; 3 Ohau; 4 Tiora; ll.Komako; 9 Miss Parata;.s Ranfurly; 6 Mystified; 12 Muscadine; 13 Janitor. Orleans got away with the lead, and won by half a length, two lengths being between second and third. Time; lmin. 3soc. MAHARAHARA HANDICAP, . of 110 ( sovs. Ono milo. 3 Mr. G. Hunter's Mysteriach. Bst. 101b : L. (L. Wilson) 1 2 Guiding Way, Bst. 121b. , . (W. Young) 5 1 Master Lupin, 9st. ... (A. Oliver) I Also started: 4 Mon Ami, Bst.; [ Parawanui, Bst. After the start Parawanui established a lead of ten lengths, but the fielt' closed up near the entrance to th< straight, and then a great race foi supremacy ensued. Guiding Way hat' a lead when fairly' in the straight, but. whs then challenged by Mysteri-ich who gradually forged ahead, ainj wor by half a length. Time, lmin. 43 3-E sec. / ■ ■

DUNEPIN J.C: MEETING.

THE SECOND DAY. •CHIEF RACE WON BY THRAX. H. GRAY'S SUCCESSES. (By Tolefrapli —Press Association.) Dunedln, February 19. Tho Dunedin Jockey Club's Autumn Mooting continued to-day in splendid woather. 'J-lioro was a large attendance, and tho track was in good order. Tho totalizator investments for tho day were £10,73G, as against £13,124 10s. on tho corresponding dav last'year. Results: — HINDOX HURDLES, of 115 sovs. Ono milo and three-quarters. 1 Mr. 0. W. M'Lean's br. g. Kingsway, by Phaeton—Lyddite, aged, 9st. 121b (F. Douglas) 1 2 Mr. J. Christie's Jack Aslioro, 10st. 101b (R. C. Gray) 2 G Mr. J. Flaneur's Purn Gold, aged, Ust. 41b (W. M. Jarvis) 3 Also started: 3 Daylight Bill, list. 101b.; 5 Bravest, list. 41b.; 4 Silver Monarch, 9st. 3lb. The lield got well away, Kingsway showing tbo way over the first fence Kingsway led Pure Gold over tho fence in front of the stand, Daylight Bill lying next, and Silver Monarch next. Kingsway landed itl'the 'hack' stretch • two lengths in front of Pure Gold, Bravest being just in front of Daylight Bill and .lack Ashore. The last two now ran up to Kingsway, but at the far turn the last-named was running a length in

front, of Daylight Bill, Pure Gold, and Jack Ashore. This quartet, was fotu leugths in front of Bravest, whilst Silver Monarch was well out of it. Kingsway led over the last fence, and won comfortubly by over two and a hiilf lengths from Jack Ashore, who just beat Pure Gold. Time, 3min. 22sec. HENLEY HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Sovcn furlongs. s'Mr. Harvey Patterson's b. g. Silver Shield, by Menschikoff—Beckv Sharp, 3yrs., Bst. 91b. , ,r ,r * (W.Scobic) 1 1 Mr. M. Bobhs's Scotch Melody. Sst. 131b (F. E. Joiics) 2 2 Mr. D. Roberts's Slogan. Bst. 81b. ■ „. (B. Deeley) 3 Also started: 3 Sir Brigid,' 3st. 91b.; •0 Joan, Bst. 91h. ;i Miss Kellerman, Bsf. ■81b.; 7 Warlight, Bst. Sir Brigid got a bit the worst of the start, and Warlieht was the first to show out. The field ran in pretty close order to the first six furlongs post, Miss Kellerman bringing up the -rear. Going to the far turn Slogan was leading Silver Shield and Warlight, who were a couplo of lengths in front of Joan and Scotch Melody. Silver Shield led Slogan into tlio straight, with Scotch Melodv improving her position. A good finish saw Silver Shield stall off a challenge by Scotch Melody and win by about a head. Slogan was close on three lengths away, just heating Joan. * Time, lrain. 29 2-5 sec. .'.... ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 300

sovs. One.mil*. 1 Mr. J. F. Buchanan's b, g. Tlirax, by Martian—Hebrew Maid. syrs., o >r ßs y °L b < F - E - J°' l< ! s '' 1 o Mr. N. Bennington's Gapon-,' 7st. i, ,121b. (H. Grny) 2 4 Mr. D. Roberts's The Cornet, 7st. ...31b (A. Reed) 3 ,„ Als ° started: 2 Masterpiece, Bst. 131b.; 5 Ogier, 7st. lllb. The field got away to an excellent .start, Gapon taking charge from Ocier 'as they turned to the back stretch, whilst Thrax, Tlie Cornet, and' Masterpiece were running close up. Gapon piloted the wav along the back, the field still. runirMig-in closjb order. Going up tlie rise Gapon leading Tlie Cornet and Ocier by a length, whilst Masterpiece had commenced to improve his position. Gapon was first into' the straight, and, in a K ood finish; Thrax got np in tunc to win bv a head. Tlie .Urnoiwas three lengths «way third, lime, lmin. 42seo. .

HAZLETT MEMORIAL PLATE, of 250 .'sovs. Seven furlongs. 4 Mr. L. C. Hazlctt's br. m. Sister Radius, by Charlemagne. ll—St. Regis, 4yrs., Bst. lllb.

1 m n t o, „ U - o,sc ») 1 I,air. b. b. Stead's Sauci, Sst. 121b. 3 Sir Geo. Clifford's Glen*iinan, "st. . ,' lb - L ••"••• ...(R. Borry) 3 started:.3 Veritas, Bst. 51b.- 2 Peg,9st. 41b. ' ' Sister Radius was first to draw out, and led feahci ,by two lengths passing the six-furlong post, Veritas bringinS np the rear with Glenlinnan. Sister fadms was a good three lengths in' trout of Peg rounding tho far turn, the others being m a bunch two lengths *W U Sister Radius landed in the straight three lengths in front of Peg and 111 the run home won nicelv by closo on three lengths from Sauci, 'who drew up in the last stride and beat Glenhnnan by a head. Time, lmin. 28 1-5 sec—a record for the Course. OUTRAM HANDICAP, of 100 sovs, Six furlongs. 8 Mr. P Tpomey's b. m. Florili'ne, by Stepmak—Pcreline, aged, 7st. r »/ lb V '«"■•;; " (A - H - Wilson) 1 C Mr. J. R. Hart's Sveaborg, lOst. 4 Mr. H. Fnedlander's Miss Kolmar, Bst 61b. (H. Gray) 3 • Also started; 2 John Barlsvcorn," 9st.; ■ 3 Vanquish, Bst. 101b.; 5 Sst. 61b.; 1 Judith, Bst.; 9 Grcgory^'st,; 1 f "IleiV Sst.; 10 Suaimertimc,'7st. 81b.: 11 Bridegroom, 7st. 71b. .'-. "'•',■■' ■r i Gregory was left at the post whon tile..barrier, ioso. >My"Glove was smartest out; and Judith ..dropped back last. My; Glove led. Miss.-Kolmar and Sveaborg, past; the- five-furlong post, hut at tho far turn the last-mentioned had taken charge from Vanouish, and the pair were running a couple of hsngths in front of a close field, of which Mies Kolmar and Bridegroom were prominent, John Barleycorn at this stago dropped right back, last.' Vanquish and Sveaborg landed in tbe straight together, and at the half-distance the latter looked a winner, when Floriliue came with'a good irujrand wo.t by over two lengths. Miss Kolmar was closo up third, aud then came Bridegroom', Vanquish, and Buller almost in a line about two lengths away. ' 17sec.

DOMAIN HANDICAP, of, 150 sovs. Sis furlongs. 2 Mr. A. Harris's b. g. Altear, by Birkenhead—Tomeraire. Cvra., i. 7st. 111b (H. Gray) 1 1 Mr. J. R, Hart's Chudic, 7st. 111b. ; (R. Berry) 2 3 Mr. P. Doilellaa's Merton, 7st. : I. 101b. (B. Decley) 3 Also started: 4 Obsono, Bst. l()Ib.; 6 Baritone, Gst. 131b: ' / Altcar jumped out smartly o,s the .barrier rose,' and, at the- end'of a,furlong, was leading Chudic by a couple of lengths. Merton was running at the rear. Altcar- had. drawn out a little from Chudic going up ilie rise, whilst Baritone liad moved into third place. Onco in th'e- straight ChnJio put in a final run, but Altcar kept clear, aoid won with a little to spare by threeparts of a length. Morton was three lengths away third. Time, lmiu. 15sec. CITY HANDICAP, of 160 sovs, for two-year-olds. Fivo furlongs. 1 Mr. G. L. Stead's b. g. MouhC by Boniform—Ormulu, Bst. 41b. ' ' T (H. Gray) 1 2 -Mr.' J. B. Reid's Charniilla. Bst. 61')'. ..: (F. E. Jones) 2 3 Sir Geo: Clifford's Wise Bird, 7st. 71b. ...:.....-....:.:..... (R. De>ley) 3 "Also started: 4 Roumania, 7st. 71b.: 5 Atheldana, Gst. 101b. Wiso Bird got ft bit.the worst of the start, and. Roumania' was the smartest, to begin. After going a counlo of furlongs Ghannilla' showed out in front frmiißoumanm, who was rlo's'pjv attcifded by. Moiihi ami Atheldana, Wise Bird being last. Once in the straight Cliarmilla looked a sure winner, being over two lengths clear of Moulu. The.latter, however, put in a brilliant run. and cot up in time to wia by about a. head. ,Wiso Bird was about three lengths away third. Time, lmin. 3soc. SUBURBAN WELTER, HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Ouo mile. 2 Mr. F. E. Shaw's oh. g. Gnome, ' by Obligado—Sprite, 4vrs., 10st. lib (H. Gray) 1 7 Mr. J. Smith's Rongahere, 7st. 101b (A.. Reed) 2 ii Mr. H. A. Knight's Troon, Ost. Gib (R. Berry) 3 Also started: 3 Odessa, 9st. lllb.; 8 St. Petersburg. 9st. 91b'.; G Parable, 9st. 31b.; 4 Glenowl, Bst. 101b.; 1 Russo, Bst. 21b.; 0 Seagar, 7st, 101b. Parable got slightly the worst of the start, and SAgar was first into tho baol; stretch just in front of Glenowl, with Gnome. St. Petersburg, and Odessa bringing up tho roar. Going along tho back Seagar was leading Glenowl by a length, with Gnome a length away third, and Parable and Russo next. Troon ran into third place goyig up the rise, and then ran to the Front >ns they entered tho straight. Rongahere also moved up. Inside the distance Gnome drew out in front, and, stalling oil' a ehallengo by Rongahere, wont on and won by half a length. Troon was closo up third. Time. lmin. 43see.

NOTES ON THE RACING.

CBr Telegraph.-Special Jlenorter.) Dunedln, February I!). Tho machine, showed that Kingsway was expected to improve on his first day's showing in the Hurdles. Of the others Jack Ashore and Daylight Bill were heavily backed. The investments

I were a good guide, for the two first favourites paid the dividends. At tho start Kingsway led from Daylight'Bill with Pure Gold, Bravest, and Jack Ashore following in that order. The two last-named moved up round the back and racing to the second fence from home- they were ajongside Daylight Bill, .and just behind Kingsway. The latter held his own, and won easily from Jack Ashore who beat Pure Gold by a head. Daylight- Bill cut out a couple of fenoos, and Jack Asliore nlso made a couple, of costly «rrors.

The Henley Handicap was a duel between Silver Shield and Scotch Melody, and the latter—-a scorching hot favourite—2ot beaten by a head. Slogan, who was in the leading division most of the way, finished two lengths back in third place. Sir Brigid, who Was well fancied, broke the tapes once, and next time lie got left a couple of lengths. Flora Macdonald was withdrawn from the Anniversary Handicap owing to soreness. This left five runners and the betting favoured Masterpiece, Thrax, and Gapon. The last-named made the running from a bunched, field, and the race was a very pretty one to watch. In the straight tho-winner came fast on the outside and beat Gapon. by a head. The Cornet was half a length away, and their came Masterpiece and Ogie'r. Tlie new weight-foii-age race—the Hazlett Memorial Plate—brought aut five runners who represented four owners. Mr. L. C. Hazlett provided the winner in Sinter Radius who took charge at the harrier rise, and never let the others in. It Was a laen struggle for second-place, Saiici, Qlennnnan, and Peg fiuishing in a liifc. The "winner had a great reception from tfco public. The favourites—John, Barley Corn, and Judith—were out of a place at the finish of the Outrani Handicap, At the barrier the last-named caught the tapes and when she fjot disentangled the whole ■field was well clear of her. When thev settled down Sveaborg and My Glove were piloting the way,' but the latter soon went brtfk. Entering the straight Sveaborg was out by himself with the others bumping aflout a lot. Florjlihe, however,, shook herself cfcar in the run to the post, and easily • caiight Sveaborg,.but Miss Kolmnr could not get Up and finished third just clear of Vanquish. , .

, Ohudic and Altcar were, the only' ones backed in the Domain Handicap, and the latter got a flying.start and won' all .the way with Ohudic second ami Merton third. The winner Was boiifht out of a selling race at Trontham h>st month for 110 guineas, and lie is now a cheap horse to his new owner". ; ' '

Moult) started at a very short price in the City Handicap, and he scored a fluky win. Ohannilia began smartly, and looked, to. have the race in safe hooping, but"Jones, allowed her to come up theriso'too easily and, in the last few strides, Moult! got up and beat hefby a head. Wise Bird (Treadmill—Glenowlet), a good-looking filjy with a lot; of pace, was a poor third. H. Gray didthe/hat trick for the, second tim«V this season by scoring on Gnome in the last ovi'iit. The topweight had to cover a bit of , extra ground at the home'turn, but, over the last ".bit, he won easily, Rongahere cut the favourite, Russo, out of second money.

WEIGHTS FOR THIRD DAY. (By Teleßrasli.—Press Association.) ■ Oufietifri, February 19. The following weights have been declared for the third day of' the Djinedin Jockey Club's races :— OWHIRO HURDLES, of 11*5 sovs. Ono mfle and a half.—-Coronettcdi 12st. 91b.; .Daylight Bill, list. 9lb. j Kinirswav, list. lib.; Bravest,- list:; jack Ashore, lOst. lllb. ,* Simon Pure, &s.t. 181b.-; Sunbeam, 9st,'6lb,; Pure Gold. 9st.-;:Rock Ferry, 9st,; Optiaijin, flst.; Silver' Monarch, 9st.; Tommy, 9st. •.' FLYING HAND.:ICAP.,iof 200 sovs. JSix-furlongs.—PaiisadeyOst. lib.; Mowbray, Bst, lillb.-; Sister Radius,- Bst. 91b,.; Fn-st Glance, Bst. 01b. ;Sauci, Bst. 51b.; Altcar, Bst, 51b,; Peg.-fet. 41b,; Chudic, Bst. 31b.; Obsorto, Bs.t. 31b.; Robert BeH, 7st. 101b.; RoViil', 7st. 71b.; Mount Victoria, : 7st. lib.; Veritas, 6st. 131b.; Briarpatch, fjst. l^ib.; Icilina, 6st, 121b.; Baritone, Gst. 71b.; Pender, ■ fist. 71b.; Otakeho, • 6st.' 7ib.; Jnslith, 6st. 71b.; Mint, 6st. 71b..

WARRINGTON HANDIOA'P, of 100 soys. Six furloitgs.—-Sveaborg, lOst. 81b.; - Moonglow, 9sL 61b.;' Silver Shield, 9st. 41b.;. Scotch Melody, 9st. 31b. ;• John Barlejcorn, 9st. lib.; Miss Kolmar, Bst. 121b,; Flori.li.ne, Sst. 91b.; Firing Line, Bst. 81b."; Slogaw, gst, 81b.; Sir Brigid, Sst. 81b.; Clynelish, Bst. 81b.; Concordia, Bst. 51b.; Butter, Bst. 81b:; Miss Kellerman, Bst. 31b.; , Red Pennon, Bst. 31b.; Baron Lowburu, Bst. 5 Mint, - Bst.; Bridegroom, Bst.; 'Afton Loch, Sst.: Larkspur, Bst,; Vaulterno, Sst. ;• Skyline, Bst.;' Pal.la.dius, -Bst-j Bandmaster, 9st.; Jacobite, Bst.; HaJidhainmer, Bst'.

JOCKEY CLUB-HANDICAP, of 500' sovs. One mile and a quarter,—Bon Ton, 9st. 1311 i.; Kilrain, 9st. 71b.; Thrax,-.9st. 31b. r Tannhauser, 9st. 81b.; Flora Macdonald, Bst. 121b:; Masfer* uieco, Bst, 101b.; Rinaldo, Bst, 81b.; Nig'htwatch, Bst, 81b.; Speeialfarm, Bsfc. 41b.; Gapon, 7st. 18Ih.; Palisads, 7st. 121b,; Mowbray, 7st. 71b.; Glenfroiian, 7st. 51b.'; Peg, 7st. 21b.; Tlie Co.niet, Gat. 181b.; Odessa, Sst. Mlb,; SVcon, 6st. 131b.; MoSgM. Sst. 131b.; Ogier, 6st. 131b.; Salzburg,'flst. j3lh.; Parable, 6st. 71b.; Triumpliator, Gst. 7ib. ;/St. Petersburg, 6st. 71b. ~

HOPEFUL HANDICAP, of ISQ sovg. Fivo furlongs.—Brocade, 9st.; Angelina, Bst. 111b.; Moulu. Sst.'llib.: Cha.rta.illa, Bst. 111b.; Bee, Bst. 41b,; Snapdragon, Bst, 31b.; Wise Bird, 7st. 51b.; iWiso, 7st. 31b.; Roumank, 7st, 21b.; Atheldann, 65t,.71b. ABBOTSFORD WALTER HANDICAP, of 150 SRVs. Seven furlongs.™ Thrax, lOst. 131b,; Gnoftie, lOst. 51b. ; Glenfinnan, 9st. 91b.: Salzburg, 9st. 91b.; Altcar. -Ost. 81b.: Merton, Bst, 131b.; Parable, Bst, 101b.; Mount Victoria, Bst. 91b.; Aphaea, fist. 91b.; St. Petersburg, Bst,, 91b.: Czar Kolohol, Bst. 21b;'; Glerfowl. Bst. 2JI»-; Riisso. 7st, 131b.: RpiiEiliere, Tst. Tib.; Quirinus, 7st. "lb. :Miss Kolnmr, 7st. 71b.; Fender, 7st. 71b.: 7st. 71b.: 6re-' Kory, 7st. 71b.; Pure .Gold,. 7st, 7Fb.; Seaear. 7st. 71b.

WAIHOLA HANDICAP, of 100'sovs. Six furlongs.—Sveabonzy lQst, 41b.-; Moonedow,. 9st. '21b,: Scotch Melody, Bst. 131b.; John Barleycorn, Bst. HIV.; Vanquish, Bst. 71b. j Firing" Line, Bst. '41b.; Sir Brigid, Bst. 41b.; Clynelish. Sat. 41b.; Kazan, Bst. 31b.; Mv OW Bst. 21b.; Judith, 7st. 131b.; * Butler, 7st. 131b..; Red Pennon. 7st. 191kMint, 7st. 91b.: Golden Web, 7st. 81b.; Mazurka', 7st. 71b.; Bridegroom, 7st. 71b.; Suminertirhe, 7*i. 71b.: Muircock, ; 7st. 71b.; Lady Querv, 7st. 71b, WINGATUI HANDICAP, «f ISO sovs. Seven furlongs.—Flora Macdonald, 9st. 131b.: Gapon, Dst. 71b,; Glioma, Sst. filb.: Osier. 9st. lib.; First Glanco, ftst.: Salzburg, Sat. 101b.: Chtulic, Ssi, Mb.; JVfosgiel, Bst. 21b.; Morton. 7sfc, 131b.; Ti-iumnhator, ,7st. 121b.: Apha'ea, 7st. 81b.; Veritas. 7st. 81b.: Monnglow. 7st 41b.: Glenowl, 7st'. 31b.; Russo, '7st.: Sunbeam. 6st, 71b.: Joan, Cst. 71b. • Slogan. Gst. 71b,; Quirimm .fist'. 71b.;' Warlight, Gat. 71b,