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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2167, 4 June 1914, Page 6

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AUCKLAND B.C WINTER MEETING TE ONGA WINS BIQ HURDLES. DONZEL PALLS AND BftEAKS A LEe. (By tdftsrauli.-pMsii AsSfsciation.) llie Aucfela»J Racing Club's Great ftorthwn Steßpteohase Mijetiag «rt)e«d at Wlershe txwclay. Heavy jain feu darinc the ingiit aiKl ihroaskomi th« day, toatii«lf tliii gamg wrj- soff-juid troaclietsai. with tho mult Usui a large m-mite oi ■liorses iell tUirijis Ulo afternoon, AV'itij tUs exccsiioji <jf JjoiiK-l, ftone of the hei-saj pi- ttdeis \v«ro sftriousljf jiiKt. Doi)Z.fJ broke a kf, and batt > b» vfestrsyed'. Intro was a largo atteadanco. afid speeufallen was brisk, i'lie sttw of'tCJUi.-ffla' I.o*. passing th««ffh tte toUlisator, sm. itiMessp o{ ,£75711 10s, on the corfe-ftioiidlßg day last year. 'Om rcsate are-- , MAIiUSN of 130 eovs, Atoiit two ujjlps »tid a half. C Mt, 4'. fi, JJiivgk's GoWbofiie. fey Jjotimsss—l'faiii-c., M s x, OU>. ' -~ « „ -,' (MTiynn). 1 0 Mr. P. Conwoy's Vestal, tJ.st. Tjb, ■ , %r ~. (A, Gwfon) a 1 ill'. U. ,T. Otmeron's Waten-o-rks, . rast. 51b, :...{AdunaJ a Also■ started: fj Kelp, Wst. Sb.l 7 Irap?li, ftst. mk\ i MnWi t H. lift.; 3 iaei, 3st. ■ lllb. j 8 TH M. Sib.j 9 ilapuiia, Ost, 7 b. (W Noble, fet. 51b. . ljvmwli fell at tho first fence, Entering the stwight the first time, "Goldbomo k<! frem Tki -ami JXapuita, and was still leading Mp the bill t'b.o. seniiil time, foi.ioir«d b.v r ater»yar|ks. Makici Jiftfo «ame .Iβ gi'jof. .Goldtoriio led into the steig-ht for. the last time, cteely follflwod I}}-' Waterworks ftiwj Vestal, and }a a good tttisk wc-n by a, leujffcU and a , Jiaji', with Watenii'orivs ten lengths tehjnd Vestal. Tiaie, suiin. losec. JUBVOIS HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Seven fisrlengs, 7 sfr. S. G. Liliftenj-'s fotfeo Doodk, by Wairlki—Gotldfin Rese, 9st. 51b. S Sir. J. Ctfnnlßghaia's HttxawcMWei-e, Sst. filb : ; (M'ffkuii) 2 ■8 Mr. EJ. Jtac's Stflf, Sst, ' Also, started: 3 faidy Elglva, Dst- Cβ Muse ; do fererrs. tot, Ulb. i 5 GtfbtfSgai .Sst. lift--11 Hendsghfero, Sst. (lib. i 4 GJitterjtiK . aa.i{ds, fet ffll).: lißiHna> fist, tlk; 0 King of tins Viillniy, Sst, 31b.; 1 Moiw.tiiol, fet, 9it>,i !fi Val&uAreSi, M..; 19 Mazletftii, ■M.; I.2Lfl(ly Middlcfsn, Sst.; 17 Biffs ■»r», M.; 13 |«l li'mc, Sst j .10 Brookfield, Bst.j Jβ. fakaiiini, M.i iSS'liss AsraleiseJie., $gi. Won bj- .a. iiecb, Imif a lentil betwcea sWs»id oiwl thirfj. li-inc, itnAsi. MAIDEN HUOTIES, o .f jM.eovs.' One

mile aftd three-qiraftefs! 2 3l;v B, JJanto's Buatoagata, Ijy Sfei* tpu Dekval—Ftevcr of (MS , , 9st, 91b. ...„„ ,'. .....jfAlfcteiibni 1 3 Itf. S, Brailefs First Waifiki, m' ■ J2»>. ~(iGeSr>h) S 10 -air, C. W. Erobci's Iftj-ljftnii 9st, . . ■ • • if. Sctftt) a Also started; 1 Axjm-iraJ Stratr,, 9st. &fb.j T.HoUWftefttnW,. ast. 7H>,j i fioct ■jPesjjr, !9st. ©:b..i B«v-ekrt.um, art. 4 : lb<; £ W.aM«■fflar. 9.st. *lb.t t-i Pot, 9st. 21fe; .£ flafei, ■9st. lib. j 12 Jfasterfea flSf, •§»}.; & I'lfe -M«, 9st.: H Peiujy tfiseze, flst.; S : Fleet Arrow, Sst.; 3.5 Master Sly, M,.iK Knitore, ■■■.-■: Bevekiiott was left at the past. Admiral Swilt HJehuneßtahi. Mt, Haku, Mastet fteget, Theißplej Anil Jileet Atrotf fell. Won by two lengths, fiVft Jciigtlis betiiv<?en second -nfifl tih&d. SKinsj SjMiji. Steec, : GHJEiVT NOR.I'HiKJf JlTjJffikE liAfiftof ■ lOiffl spWt Two inites fttul a. hdJJ, 10 Jit. W. J. Broten'e Tβ Oflgiii: by Kegel— p»sfl- tot' ...,™.«U.tTifslej-) 1 V Messrs. iJ*!feh ftsii ToDiiiaß's Barbwite, by GhttoAi—diiafa, fefc, ifeimphiitt) ''-3 5 Mr, E. Allis«a% Huffy, by.&.ateij 06-ktalT-LOTBlei, tet. t!>, (31'Frj'.na) .3 Aiso slflTtsdi 6 Sandy-Hut-lfii Sib.,; i sc.r«iia; ltet, 111b.; S Jfcrl'hnois;. Jflst, rib.-j 3 Bliwk JileTthfiMi, i«st. '!&.; -3Cloutfy iDa\v : fl, Ssi MHi,; ftst. iai>.Ta Pip V '.9st,.«.s.k Sst ■231.).; S Jyaeofc Sst ltl>. ' :

BLi.oi-: Noi-tiisni kd a Iranfiljetl field fte tot- ttac jrasft- Hio stand.- .Goihs; -■jjp ■tire back Bonwt fell *>» tb'c flat, Wiis.ff.iiiJ down MerriiftaS nAil Cleuiiy Day'n-. Passr iftjT the stdtisl the fi(!Coi!d tij-i-M Bal'bwijfl -,\;as ia -tilie-. lead, tellwed l»y B-affy, 'Eo Cjiigai and Kp, whs was vrfpy' wall-, Bladt Nortlieru van off ai the rise, toOiiga ifn s first iato the -stea-i-ght . Aβ last tiiiio aii<s in a. fli-ie ftikisli wofi. by OvW-e lengths froDj frith Kittfy Jour lengths <iway think flb»7.i?l iwdlce >a leg and' had to bo destroyed. T-iftSi Shiin. COEKWAIL of 600 -s»vs. One mile afid a quarter. 3 Mir. R, Uu Dudor'S Lα Ssiiiji i>3" Aiffip, 9st. }gft, .{Buchaman) 1 & sfc f. J. B. Stefcwfs W«fi Otea. .. ,§st. lib. ..,-«,.. & \Vifewt) 2 2 M-esda.m-Qs Fffiss afl| Steu-Wt , * Po-ii-K----loofT, .fet. SB), „■..„,„, (ii'Flpm) 8 Also started: 5 Hjfofewwn, Sst- W)..j :G loyal Arm, Ssi, lsh; 1 Jolfo ,PUe, Sst, ia'fb.; 4. Kins S<nvft, Srt. lfllb.; -7 K.-nrsqii, Sst. 61b.; jl. Sst. jib.; ID Uaiijjivfiyu, Sst. 31b,; S 'Tiy IFJnke, Sst,' Iα Jteiitt «hSo from lh& ruck, "aM toishins fast wan by he* le-iis-tlis, witii Sbvilttkflff ilixee lengths 5-vcaj- tW.r-d'. Time, 3j : nint.-ißsec. &UKT 'CMJJ3 IHtTRTITJiSj' -of 130. «ovs, Two mite, 2 art. W.,A. Scfltt's lnso!iki-h(fer, by St. Psui-Pttriri mare,-ltet. 1-W-b. ■t-Miftn.) I 1. Mr. S-. Hii:n.no}t''.S Cti-rftiinia. IM. ,(JMc*lit) 2 9 Mf. C. Sfaster. lOst.' i .« ,„,„.. <Ttii*iifeu) 3

Also, startedi B P.yte, Wst. il-b.;. .j Zak, itet. 4 .A+ataef*, JOst. lib.; * 10p1o.ftNae> ltet.s % N<atoii, Iflst.j 7 -IVo-. vifett*. lOfit.: S T,ftily Sobrctflltej M.st;' Colevivino alid A-talwere frdte «oti.plcd,.Four foH. • Won l>5 1 tee tenths, jfjfh twelve totalis sW>*i wirt thftd. Titne, tain. 11-See.' MEMBJSES' JUNPICAP, of 300 eovs, Five Jiivkmtfs. 6 Mr. Jf. Halt's TVifiofffiiwu J4y 6lcn«PlJ—Tawhei, Ost. sft. rßueim-Wfi) 1. ? Mr. W. ■ W:affihg-f6Tjl' , s Tyson, Ist. I\b , ~;, (Ii". Wilwiv) 2' S Mt. A, 0. Ciwte's JStacstoWi M. ffi». .;„. , „., :{StoeWpy) 3 Also started s 4 SsfiKv Mfeffst TW>. ; 1 TtinoJi, Sst. ijii)-; 13 Xitosatta. Ssh ift;; 11 t'riiiGi! Sotjlt. flst- 4f1).; : 9 fact, Bsfc, 131b.; ,12 WoTewtW. o*t. JSlti.; 2 ■SraH.TJi, fet. lift.; S SpalMfc. Bst. lfflli.l : M *er Lnpii!, Sst. Aj S Day-Fly. Sst, T.llj.r IS Seleft*)). Bst. Wb.} IS Ave« Pirrk, SA, iftit 14 Siuiiis, S*.; j? ClirishitM Sst. J 19 GciWal J'ktl«.rn, Sst; 20 -Eafesto, M. : IS Galdftre, Sst..; 21 iSi'and Sfartian, Sst.' ' ■ W.ofl Ijy two tojstte, witill tets of .a l*figtli l»etweM» secsij<l Tsmc, lmiu, i. 2-Ssod. .

WEIGHTS FOR THE SEGONO MY, <By I'eieErWil.—l' ■■<.-' *:-sueiatic>n,i . ■ . AiriSkliuiji, . Jliflg $. Weights for the second (lay aHi:— OIA-KBI HTOIH/ES. One wttlfl and ft.TW-qttartoß: Bdrtw-h*, KM, 121k; KtotMgata, i&t, ?Jb.; Admiral Soldi, OsU 121b.j Holuilvgatahi, 9s t. Gib.; Sco.lcb, Sit, Sib.; Tiei, 9st, Mb.s CttWKiaj fist, alb.; Boek Furfy, 9st. tf).i fftlldjr, pst,. 4lt>.; Miifea-WCwivMD, 9si' il.b. s Kuku)ian. ti&i. Sib,: Jtev&kfeji. fet. Sfc.; C<m, toary., tei. 2ft.; Makffi 9&t, aa>,; JJmutr Bi!W2e, tef.j Advaucer. Jlst.; Fkrt AriW> Master :%, Dst.; K«st«*):otts« 9rf,; ■Master Kegel. 9st.; lady 6abwtaj:ln>, Bat. j littwre, i)St..s SalVuuoeo, Jlst.: foiparn. 9st.; T'ho Me, !)sc.; Jfeinmaj 3=t; Pet,' Sit, i Kali, 9st HESlOfflii HiJSDIfiS. Two Es.pa.ftcra, list, 3tb..j 1)8.% tad, K)s.t., (fib. j Bkek Korthto-i), lOs'ti, .tlb,; Cwtel.inn, lOst. itlj,; ft ftfirta, 10si <U>..; Sa% H% W3t. lib. i Clflifiv ©wtii lOst.i WsaUsm, 9s't Wft.; ■Bartralre, Sst. Btb.; Pift 3st. ilk: Kurt!, tet. 9st, lib.; Ocfflzal, Sst.j Kawluft, Ost; Bock Ferry. 9st.i Centenary.) 94.'; K»i> twfi, 9*t. JUMfrSBS' ItAT SAKDIGAP, On.& niiio nad 4 Jfet. 21b...; itcfritnus, lost.} Cbrneliaii, 3fet."{ Sraii ft>n s iist, 121Jv,; PiTftt. Wwifiljj, 9st. ifllb.v JilcMrty HSAvii, flst. llHs. i Arftftif-al Saivlti' M. Wlh.; Pijii W-. 4ih,j Ic<vl, 9jf, Jtb,? KiHK 'i'ry, Si*, UK j B«nw;el, 9eV.; fcuiltoii. Sst, KAXPURtr HAKBTCAt. Wot ini%>,--i Try Fhiko., Ust. 2)b,; Orti-tios, l(l*t, lilU,i Avon iVu-li. IW. Mb,; Skuo, Ost Tib.: OiiiiMinjr %wJS; W. Tib.,ffri. Sib.; PupMVi), Jfcst. i\b.\ Kfite of Min Vnlley. ? f (. Üb.i ifoiirt^ol 4 Ost, Hk'i Hapten, fet.i Lady ■Midiicll-o.n. Sit.? SI.!

Lewis, ast.i JJrpokfid4 Osi.j JHss Aml« aHckc, 9st.; g'aik'miiu, fist.; StoWflre, M. PRINCE 01? WALES B«v&si tatats.-Crovm IWI. JOsh. l:i|b..f fekaj-iie, lost. Sflik; Laborer Biw, tfcti Bit>',.: Pttnw Merriivee, »rt. 5%'; : &j &%, l&t *lfo. s timx ltelfo, »st. Slljt.-i Kakairin, Wsi. 211), j' Tripoli, iltet. AUfrgftHoij, ifct it!).; I'rtnoe Sarott, :IW. lib.; 3ieiiisi)ij. lost-.; Jfjjittjfwniij, .*)?t. lilt).; Jolje FiHe, Sst. Jfllb.j Taet, 1011).; -WfrMUstw. 9St. 10ib,.; Kteg .Sftiilti fet ffl),; Spates ist. 7fl>.; 9sv, fife.; Woo Olsn, M. TUj.j &ivw>fl, ■{Ist. dlb.j Stollax, 4st 411 m JtsiJ%lji ( 9st. 4H>vi Selection, M. 3fto KfcVirulfii, nst 81b.S Taiiijiiwai, Ssfe Sit!).; Bflirito, Ost. B|J».; Twgwfy Kihft, SSit, ittt.i ■Oμtioji, M,; Try Fhjto iSst; WMto Pkme, Sst.; Mwg-a, 9st.i Ox&A&tc, Ost.

DUNEWN WINTER MEETING

FIBST DAI'S RESULTS. MAeHAIrA WINS tU'B HaNBICiP, (Bγ o?6tesf*bn.—P)fees Aesociatloh:) Buftetfto, ,Juno t 'Wie AVinter MofiHiig' -01' :fek<s DtliiWfiß Jockey Clnb erti-ftineiiEcci to-diiy iih vdnj wiiV.tary »«ather. iiijfu.isfeoi, an<l Sfto* fell at inte'va-is. and tlie track ■bepaiiio . vory Jiaevy. ■ De-Spitp the tuipiOßft'fo'iis jveatler ttero iviis a .gcSttd afteuctttiicb 6( the puMioy ajid iila auiii pf , 4i5\.'8.1$ Wsis jjassed , tli.e muclunfe, as ogaihst for tt«s Eqif.esi)Bndi.BS :ita'> last yea?* Cocottii Inid. to' ha '■$&{s>s!& ill coiiseiilipii.ce O:[ jiijurics rcceivßd. : tu the ih-st ra<*.. Rpsulfs.'— JACTDTC ffiJEpttS HiSfDjSiVft rf 175 Sovs. O»o -mite and •th.fle<y(jua.r : tcrs. i Mr. H. Sfcjtgo, bv 'Tfe-ad-jnaH-"Slrtdysi 'Syi's., list', Sib, 8 Mr, W, Jl, JJevevVs Eliit." S*st. *' W ' Welch) -t 9 Sfc J., WtHaws"s .Rsakk : 2l:b.'' ~ ■ ,' ' . ;©. Do*qsy)'3 . Also (toted; l-'Knriialpi, )M. 9Ib»! 5 Mcfrife Valet, lftst. 811);; l<) SffttOß Sure, Wst,. Gib,: 3 Pitrfe'.-Geld. idst ffllj-i 2 Sitla211),,; l-r&Vfi, JfSfc. 81b. i 7 Go, ■eocij, Dst.-; (i Lord.: I'icterick .Sst. i'u:r& (3*fJ4 tost ground at the stijit. and Juta led f.ikJtii Jiforgfl. flifd Cot!*!!.- : C«cOon fell Jtt the 'ehtoiiCo to stKrigM; attd b.rofce'hisl6g,..siiooiuig bi§ t'Wcs; 6v£r the rails; Siiup:it .-Fifpii Isuijipod in. oil Go- .??»*; and fell., K-kij led Seaici Valet past the staii.d, Wliefo''Sal.ti&iei Jieiwiv- cajiie down;. .4--.t"ti);is ,sbig& KuWalpi "Was r-tEijUfng last. • Iffm ted «vei' tiuy : w* juinfe IMdi ■ Freteicfc lyeinw-.nejii. fEhch Vt<sak s Eu*jiiiillli. aii.d X'ttre '&)]i mftved # a .bit;. With fiyo f vupl<Jifi..gs t« #&., liofel nearly cSiigJit: IJum, 'Jjjif fto ktter wejvt siviMv e.&olH> ,Ai itjfp iiiark liawiilpi. (Slirilfetigeil Ktffi, arid t!h<j .fralr 'i*i.cot wpH ilea* i.H.to the straight, eero Miif.go joined thtoii. . Kujajiliii it rtfteo tii'ted, aiisl Jlargjj lyiin feflght <iut «. feperflte finish, 'iilargo Dijfiiuig lly a ■head., .praals. was five Ishgtlis away. 'Time, ffiiSji, 35 Msec. Cjray a.iid Ooyd -eS.ea.ped ■ ilijtt.t.J. . . ' BKOiOTUN ifASDjCAp, .<i£ TffiSL sovi. S'ftVQli fiirtoijigs. : S Jfe. A. 3?- poft-n;es:s i&s iTißlan.d, ; by 3yr.%> Sst. : Sib, ,;. 5^.,.....,.,,.u v(R!Mfo*d) I il Mr. Vf. J. (Jofiiig's Sir 1 fiattiKott, Sst. #b. ~:. ..,.;.'^:...f1 , . 13. JwttcSli 2 3'Sis, B, Easter's ftiieme, Sst, . ..■». Beards S.

■' A;lst! -started: 4- ©sWon King, Sst 51b.-; d tJjMicd %vJc«, Bst m>.i 1 Pride Of Qiitfej 3 'Sir BrjgW, Bst fltl>.; 1-? Ciar- : rite, Ssh 2lb,j- ■&' Sst. iiib.s B My Gf'fe-y-o, Bst.{ -!? -Wly SwileSford, 7st. Ai'lS 8».r09 7st. 9 fet. M.i Mi M-aattiitFA. Mh..j Jo Sfessena, 7st.- 71i>.; J;8 March lv« 2, ; 7st. . 7.1'b.-.; Vα -ouikiv, fefe 71b.; 12 C?ni«£su M ■ ?ib-. ■-~-. '■ The raco ■•feas wtifc in a €ii:.owstorrti, Mr* Wood ejfcdtcd a : splfcnidi<C Start, teim ttMcjb jtidy -lliaylesibtd' -wii} McSSiiia. W-. tb>. Bxst to get ivwsj'i a-nd thliy kd. -qtottg fn» tetok strctish irtm Sjy fir%id. Sl.tss tjo* Iffiiit took -felwtgft -at the tu.nj into tl.t.a strnfeji-t, aftll *ss -ift-.ietice clia-llougcd by Siir Ilq»i):ilta'M.. Tte pai-v "foufrirt-. cut a. fi.iw. ftafeh, Sites I'iuWiMl- wjjlfliiig by a- head;, ■yriwm? *as four -isr flvu : liswgtbs a%uy ¥ Time, ln>*"- 35s<;c. BWf HP-VY p{ J.M «jv.S. Ona . fliitij. idflji a 2 Mr. J, P-." EC Safe's M:agtf«tla, b? tors., Bst, .3tbi , ~ ' ".. *U> -M ; 'K*y:) X % Sir, t>. M. KoMts's The Caflffit,». '. ■ m> : ssm s >3 Sir 0. Ct.iffiflrijM-O'tohfitiiifl.n. Sst. Mm, (F. E. Joitcs) 3 ■ Als>, st'stW: X'Swd, *it.. SB).*; C ■Q-.tei.iifl, 7s{, Sib-; 7 tfflM, Jst, -&ft,i.M ' DiiiMteiWv M* iltfeiOfeijiclifct iTlb, 5 9 -pes-visss, (SjffisKl Kf. Sb,.; 5 WetfaifU Bs!i S-b.j lli'afsb'tc-i «nfricd (Ist. Mb. Anctlier sivosvs.torm ft.ll' as mis race sto'ted. Kngljto .ami Ifeval vwa fcsi a-J*ay 9 .and li-.iival Jiook -iehUtSo lsa«.iig put «rf *lib Straight. In -the Jjack -stofitcb 31.05> ■g.ie'l lay Second to It&tfai Sfag-itafe &n'd Bifcetoiro being iifi-xt-, ftiwi :'Gite.!lin.virim U.iQ-V* ing tin. \Vift 'half a, lujte -to w, -l!«\sal . WiS *M(3.e!iS«l l)y ftlairdafe, and thp latter tens iii frStit: in ■» fcVf '4«id«s, a-iid }tovai frfi a-fay tetcj). Vitt ivfo ftrbngs to 80, ©e:iifi.n«aa-rtisb(ia »p to -Wn.sda.la, biit flio kttc-rlri iffto to -Sbitight, and, stall* ibg off gflcji. feliotlcnses liy Tito -CcifiHit-and wan : by liaif ft iftiigMi.. 'thetiiM iievso -nws tijo saijiij <i:istenofl a«-ay. fj-moi i!in«-. Rf 8-SScc. About t-ivp miles fflisd.. fo-itr fuwohgs. and a :h.sjff. .... . ■1 Mr. AV. KiV-iii's Siypr-fshian, bf Bto* ■and Epd—Gi'-icteiißt -maiU agsdi list. Wtb •>> — -:-r4K. 1 12 Jtr.i). fetalis ?ftjo Bftio,, list; 3JJh , - - (H. Gikcf) '2 ■S M*.- iS , . iff. The (aiiauct.nst, ' 1211,. iIU . . j ■ ~. ■ (A. Ji.l K«»?*>j) ?7

Alfb stiwtedi 10 Kfti. OVft, «,.-eib.! 7 i! the Bri-ivoiV Wst. 131b.5 S.Bo.ncc, lOs.U 4211k; It Kiilfftocti,. iftsW'» ». 1 O'^ l ' Sea, !tftfti 8 »i#e,Sfr Sorteru, Btaok Sea. and iif.> Ora. Wove sl.otf; ,ftiov|. Blislftte' jSYC*ae first tote ten ■KTii*fß,Tvi.y. C«.aiJ.ii.if,t : Af, (ta;W.o. 011 Wje to.cf -Stpcteh, *«i\ m. Biiglo ■was *«U #t £wni Ijio « « the iirej tetis, wlilo'lt, h&tievw. topnlcd to over. Jjorfheft,. Eritfe tend fe Qca-wko-cqmft down Jut Wip ?ain« W6O. . Xru» s?tao «h(t -.Black Sea. ilod w-or a* me» r f»i iL l)ottw» of tKc, worn Sea *a<s lust in fvoijt of S'portsmn.% w-iuU p 5S t 4tjtt.i-.lils «l«t!fengi» ■μ-bjmi S^ fewclßi; !*.:«ta-*#tfaU. to % hairtd' tolcs SpovteXftJ*. Btac, an<t ■TEe Guwwi wtrb j-tt eteß : fl!*r. tef, (fli'o fr*s lying tatoft, flip": : -o«it *t tu « kttgtUs tom&ute ffliife-^vhfl.iwVflK iJng'Jilis. 'Dhe pkceil, ibo.Vf.es-.. «"epa - tnt • -Six fiirlOTRS. S Mr. %|vS ■» 1:10 ■«»■■; 4? *m. m^ ! nix toiled j«t. (ilfe.>> 7 1™ I ' S fcbt" was TwlMitf |w : wav ttolia?n<wi:6si;, AiwjMiffi ho})?I kit. Bwiimw b*V fert taw Whites »tP H» »-*.w ** -3 f«- : 1 Piilisadi «s Uiey ffintt.-ta.iihfe .-Ij>.r -hieii* Pete lyWc bo*!,, Jbuioa Swiv leap iwfaKr ifcdriHiiß Hto -sßTOvruti ■■;«» t-swk tliavft!! wlißi .tends w*»B -efvwbM«h« ! mvt fw tiftiw?* R*ni ,4llat Qtii J»* Wnt teiteths iiwiiv third. Tiitre. Iwin. Ji!sop> spys. iVliou-t BVa eiil'es-. pidol'S. G J{V : OntlaJlte"sVr..i:. ©telimi* by 3Pavk m«4 last. -i2tb. - (at*, t> -A- swwrM * S Mfr: T: Krtisfe TolsW, TJ'6t, J ID), i Mv. W. Keith's tiife iW. .31b.- . ■ ■■ im T. ; s. Aisa steWi J Oteiv*■ list, SHu'ft. t AVfl-litfffod, iifeh flj>..; 7 Sflvpt D«-t.'.., :Fait-i'Guu iind \Mi!««)d MB <sIT d> iVh first TM)**., airf Sifter- JHvk -fa-H off lit -Ilia

Stand when showing the way. Otaio and Tho Jew led over the sod" wall, and tho post and rails, but tho former throw out at tho next sod wall, and left Tho •lew in charge, half a dozen lengths in lront of Tolstoi. Going to the doublo along tho back, Tho Jew, Tolstoi, Ziimabce, and Otaio wero tho only four left etanding. Tolstoi showed the way over the water jump, and, going to the last fence, was joined by The Jow. Zingabeo threw out at this obstacle, and, when the Hat was reached, Oteliau wore down Aolstoi, ami bent him ,by two lengths, lie Jew was half a dozen lengths away, those were tho only horses to finish. Time, smin. 25 2-ssec. WINTER WELTER HANDICAP, 0f.150 sovs. Ono mile. 2 Mr. J. Graham's ch. g. Wild Pilgrim, by Pilgrim's Progress—Lady Garland, Cyrs., &st. ...(W. Robinson) 1 8 Mr. E. Griffin's b. g. Firmhold, Sst. 31b; (J. Beard) 2 4 Mr. T. Shcenan's g. m. Merry Lass, Sst. (carried Sst. 2lb. (J. Wormald) 3 Also started: G Olonowl, 9st. 51b.; Buller, 9st.; 7 Obolus, Sst. 51b.; 5 Czar Kolohol, Bst. 21b. (carried Bst. 51b.); S Parable, Bst. Olb. (carried Bst. 21b.); 0 Biarritz, Bst. Glenowl drow out, but Obolus was kft at the post. Buller was just showing clear of Glenowl as they turned into tho back stretch, and continued in front along tho back from Wild Pilgrim, Going up tho rise Buller and Wild Pilgrim were two lengths in front of thi field, which was now well strung out The two leaders hjld their advantago «t tho entrance to the straight, throo lengths in front of Merry and Wild Pilgnm won by,half a length from Finnhold, who came with a latej and longmistaincd run from the bottom- of the fitraight. Morry Lass was a length away thvrd. Time, lmin. 47s«c. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. liiy Telcsraph.—Prcsa Association.) Dunedin, June 3. Tho following are the acceptances for the second day of tho Dunedin races:— IFAIEFIELI) HURDLES. One mile and a half.—Margo, list. 131b.; Kurnalpi, lOst. Bib.; Merrie Valet, lOst. 31b.; Simon Pure, lOsf. lib.; Pure Gold, lOst.; Saiathic), Ost. 131b.; Kim, 9st. 91b.; Freak, tet. 2lb.j Eons, 9st; Lord Frederick, 9st.

SILVEKSTKEAM HANDICAP. Seven furlongs—Wild Pilgrim, 9st. 131b.; Firmhold, Ost. 91b.; Golden King, 9st. 71b.; Miss Finland, 9st.; Floriline, 9st.; United Service, Sst. 131b.; Sir Hamilton, Bst. 121b.; IVido of Clutha, Sst. 121b.; Bon, Sst. lllb.; Si* Brigid, Sst. 10lb.; Trireme, Sst. 51b.; Bst. 31b.; Kurnalji, Bst. 21b.; Biarritz, Bst. lib.; Lady Daylesford, Sst.; Baroii Lowburn, Bst.; Sartomart, Sst.; Bucco, Sst.; March King, Sst.; Outlook. Sst.; Canrosa, Bst. PROVINCIAL ILVNDICAP. One mile. -Palisade, lOst.; Keva), Sst. 101b.; Tho'' Cornet,.Bs t. Slk; Gapon, Bst. 71b.; Troon 7st. lllb.; Teviotdale, - 7st. Sib.; Mosgie.l, 7st.; Megan, 7st; Firmhold, Cst. lfllb.;' John Barleycorn, 6st. 91b.; Briar Patch, r 3 ! - Ml b - ; A? c f rless ' 69t - 71b; : fist. 71b.; Obolus, 6st. 71b.; Parable, 6st! 71b.

WINGATUI STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a half.—Trtic Blue, list. 91b.; Kia Ora, list. 71b.; Kingsway, list Gib • Fritz, list, lib.; The Brewer, list.; Renee, lOst 12lb; Kaipetipeti, lOst 91b; Black Sea, lOst. Sib,; Royal Medal,. lOst. 51b.; lho Gunner, lOst. 21b.; Northern, lOst 211).; lied Troon, Ost. lllb.; Bugle, 9st IMb.;.,Tolstoi, 9st. 71b.; Fairy Finn, 9st. I b.; Tho Jew, Slst. 71b.; Zingabee, 9st. 71b.; Patch, 9st. 71b.

WAIBONGOA HANDICAP. Sis furlongs.— Peter, Ost. 121b.; Obsono, 9st.Slb ; Sveuborg. Sst. 71b.; My Lawyer, Sst. 51b.; Eobert Bell, Bst. lib.; Speedometer, 7st. IMb.; Golden Morn, 7st. 61b.; Clynelish 7st. Gib.; Slogan, 7st. 21b.; John "Barleycorn, 6st. 131b.; Afton Loch, 6st. ■ 91b. ■ Baritone, Ost; 91b.; Formnal, 6st. 71b ■ Pretty Jane, Gst. 71b , . CLARENDON HANDICAP. Sis fur-Jongs.-Clynelish, Ost. 71b.; eslden Kin? .Ist. 71b.; Afton Loch, Sst. 131b.; Formnal Bst. lllb.; Miss Finland, Sst. lllb:; Bon, ost. 71b.; Bed Pennon, 7st. 101b.; Lady Daylesford, 7st. 91b.; Messona, 7st. 71b'• jartomart, 7st. 71b.; Canrosa, 7st. 71b.; Lady Lowburn, 7st. 71b/; March King 7st. 7lb. -■■ --i;. , ; . .::>-.-. ... -j *

INVERMAY WELTER HANDICAP Be-en furlqnirs.-Gnome, ,?st. 31h.; Teviotdale. 9st,;3lb.;.Bnsso, Sst. 131b.; Buller Sst. 13lb.;Glenbwl, Bst. 121b.; Wild Pilgrim, Bst. 91b.; Directoire, fist. 91b. ; Mos(tiel, Gs-t. 91b.: Firmhold, Sst. 41b. • Merry Lass. "St. 131b.; Obnlus, 7st. 131b.; Eons 7st. lllb.; Czar Kolohol, 7st. 91b.; Apliaea, 7et. 71b. ". .

OTAKI MAORI RACING CLUB

WINTER MEETING. IMAEOSE' WIXS BAUKAWA COT. ■ An additional attraction at tho Otaki Maori Racing Club's Winter Meeting this year is tho cross-country racing, and no doubt the promise of a steeplechase in yesterday's racing helped to swell the attendance. There lrtis delightful weather for the opening of the meeting, and the trains to Otaki from north ami south were- crowded with racegoers. By the time the first event camo on for decision, the enclosure contained a record gathering, and, although the ground was somewhat damp underfoot, the conditions overhead compensated for this, and gavo the public opportunity to enjoy the "ood sport provided. Also it enabled them to speculate freely, and during the doy tho sum of ,521,257 was passed through tho totalisator. as compared with .£18,567 on the first day of the. winter meeting last j-ca'r.

Owing to heavy rain, falling earlier in the week, tho going on tho racin» track was rather holding, and the 'times in tho various races were on tho slow side. Otherwise the going did not affect the racing, for the fields were large and the finislies interesting. Ton candidates-stood their ground in the Maiden Plate for jrhich Gay Guard was the public clioico Deeley always had tho favourite in a nice position, and ho won rather easily at the finish. There was nothing of much Mass m the held behind the winner, but he won in a style which suerscsted that he will be 'hoard of again before long, tie is certainly well enough bred, beiii" nv Kqmtass sire, Advance, from Frisco JUaul (an own sister to Sir Frisco). "Of tho thirteen runners in the Hack Handicap, Merry. Gain, .who snapped well at tho Inst Trentlmm meeting was made favourite, while George and J\frarua i>:ero also well backed. Tho three horses named all ran creditable races but they wore beaten by tho Trenthamtrained Haumakaka, who scrambled home a head in front of George. In the last fnrlon*, Hanmnicafcn ran very wido nnd he and Gmrga finished under fho jmW's Iwx. C. Stowe, tho rider of Microbe" in Itn -Th Ka \ & T ] £2 {or '"subordination at the starting "ate. Master Mahchj nnd Passive were withdrawn from the Hack Steeplechase, le" -. ing 11 horses to go to the post. ' Erotic '». ™* outsider... th, P second hor™ ttanvetu, havmg only « Hckch opposite his name on the machine. It ™ I pretty race to watch, and the- mlv mi, hap durins Hu running was whnn Grit throat then l.obd iVke P rtrailt. y bCat him in th «

TWore rencl.inn the winnins; post. T c Wlietu was allowed to ea*e un.nnd ™ b"ing set (join? nfrnin to stnil off a Annl effort by Waiwttn, rol Ml .in l-nvards the latter. ,\ nrr Z! f nwiijst the stake* bem? awarded tn Tβ Wholu was loti-TPil by tlie owner of Wniwetn ,pn the jrroutirl Hint Waiwetu l, n d been jammed on the mils nepr tho fir. isn. I lip protest was dismissed Later in Hie dny tho beautiful silver ww; bmvl atlarbed tn the race was prowmed lo Mr. T. Cameron (owner of tN> winner) by the club's president (Mr Ii LilitO. n-Tio congratulated Mr. Cameron an Ins success in the club's first eteeple-

-No fmver than PijiW-oen candidates, contested Uie Raulcawp. Cup, in whioh Ladv Louisa- and .Pn-sadona were tlm most heavily supported, with.' the Blenheim jiorse. Tmaro.ce. next in drmn.ml. Enter--Ins tho strnirnh Hie second time. Ind.v T/oiiis-i. appeared to h.ivo the n>i>n«iirn e< , Ihe field, but Imarose finished full of run nm?. and wnn deciUvelv. Lnd.v l>ll i;a wra* w--.1l dear of Hie third horse, but. several of fh P others in .1 miner behind. Fassnrlsna. Tlie. winner h.is t<:en a ron?istent performer this seaf-in. and, as he ,-ippenr* cinahle nf further iranrovoment, some other good

handicaps should l>e annexed by him. His forte is clearly staying power.

Montana (by Elevation), the top-veicht in the Ofciki Hack Handicap, was made tho bigpest favourite of the day, but he ran badly and never flattered his backer.* at any stage of tho race, which resulted in a dead heat between Pnrsefiller and . Merry linin. Tho latter was making her second appearance during tho afternoon. Mysteriuin and Perhaps finished next to tho placed horses.

Mount Victoria always races well in heavy goinfr, and the .knowledge of this Has probably what induced the public to make, tho Signalman gelding favourite in the Eahui Handicap. Ho made a bold bid for victory, but, after leading until the home bend, was well beaten in the straight. Tho finish was a closo one between Makara, Black. Lupin, and Princess Moutoa, while Listen and Salzbnr.i were right on tho heels of the third lioree. Deeley, on Makara, had his second winning rido during the afternoon.

Among a dozen horses in the concluding event Amity was "i?.dc favourite, with His Eminence and Sqnare Deal both) in strong demand. The early running was made by Hanpara (Sensation—Catseye), but he was done with before the straieht was reached, mid Whisperer .(by Mystification) took charge. The latter was in turn cut down and rather easily beaten by the favourite. Square Deal, who was badly placed through tho race, made a groat effort to tfet up in the straight, but conld only reach third place.

fIESULTS, MAIDEN FLAT RACE, of 75 sovs. For three-year-olds and upwards that havo nover won a race at' the time of starting and have never started in mother than hack or hunter races. Weight for ago. Six furlongs. 1 Mr. E. H. Pope's ch. e. Gay Guard, by Advance—Frisco Maid, 3yrs. e , r ßst -"! b (B. Deeley) 1 5 Mr. F. Si. Easton's Master Strowan, Sst. nib (C. Emerson) 2 1 Jr.W, Smith's Miss Heaton, Sst. ai 2U \ •■••,-•;••£ < H - Griffiths) 3 Ako started: 6 Radiancy, Sst. 121b. (A. li.e£-d); 7 Maiy Kilcharan, B.?t. 12!b. (Stevenson), 9 Astcrnoivn, Bst. 121b. (Macaulav); 2 Aviation, Sst. 111b. (W.' Price) • 8 Cyra, Bst. 111b. (T. Pritchard);. 11 Conor?' i» L ?l\P- 2 [ 'Caitcn); 3 Move On, Bft- %■ (B- Young); and 10 Kylasma, Sst. Mb. (C. Stowe). Aviation and Gay Guard tfado the running to tho straig-ht, where Gay Guard urew ahead and won easily by two lengths from Master Strowan, who was two lengths ahead of Miss Heaton. Close behind the placed horsfs followed Aviation and Contra. Time, lmin. 23 3-ssec FLYING HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs 5 Mr H. W. Parati's b. g. Hnumakaka, by Achilles—Punawai, 3yrs., 7st. ■> vK ■■■:■-;■■■■/ < J - °' sllsa ) ! 0 Mi , . Marton s George, 7st. 1 Mr. T. Benton's Merry Gain, Sst!"^ (W, Bell) 3 Also started: 7 Calais, 9ot. (B. Deeley): 9 Lady Vladimir, Bst. slb. (Jcnkin?); G Microbe, 7st. 131b (C. Stc-we)"; 8 Charlerose, 7st. 121b. (A. , Reed); 2 NpaTun, 7st. 121b., earned Bst. (W. Price); i liuination, 7st. 101b. (Emerson); i Eron Boy, 7st. 51b., carried 7st. 101b. (M'Carten); 12 Bluo Mount, 7st., carried 7st. 21b. (11. Manson); 10 Gonlon Bell, 7st. (less 511>.-allowance) .(R. Heed); and 13 Knijfhtfall, 7st. (R. Hunt). Lady Vladimir and Calais were the first

to show .out, buit after Eaing a conplo of furlongs'Haumaknka,rufhod to the front. Coming into the straight, Haumokalia had a gw;d lead, but ho had to hs ridden'.out to win by a. head from George, who was o. length in front of Merry Gain. ■ Time, lmin. 21scc. TAIHOA HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, of 160 sots, (a trophy of the value of 35 sovs,, presented by Mr. B. Ling, and-125 sovs. in specie). For hacks and qualified hunters. About two miles and a quarter. 8 Mr. T. Cameron's b. g. Te Wheta, ■ by Daystar—Mercia, aged, lOst. 81b. (It. M'Donakl) 1 10 Mr. H. O, BaTMtt's Waiwehi, M. 71b. .-....(80u1t) 2 2 Mr. J. H."ColeboiiTnc l '3 Men-is Lad, lOst. 21b :.:.($. Kynn) 3 Also started: 4 Silver Monarch,'' list. 31b.. (N, Campbell)-; 1 : Exotic, list. 31b. (F.-Meashery ; -3 Leolonter, list; 31b. (W. J.' Porter); 5 Stockade, lOst. Sib. (J. Hughes); 6 Grit Lawless. Ost. lllb. (Mr. H. Trcvethick); 7 Parakiore, ViV 71b. (M'Sweoncy); 9 Bonny, Sst. 71b. (W. Ayrc); 11 Chattis, 9st. 71b. (H. Pickett). Bonny mado tho tarly running,- followetl by Waiwetu, Grit Lawless, and Silver Monarch. At tho end of the first round the leaders were Chattio. Bonny, Stockade, Waiwctu, Grit Laxless, "and Exotic, ivhile Pavakiors was last. A mile from honie Merrio Lad had taken the lend, and lie ■was followed by Waiwetu and Grit Lawless. Tho last-named fell iivo furlongs from home, where To Whetu made a forward move. Waiwetu led over tho last huTdlo from To Whetn aad Mcrrio Lad. Onco over tho hurdle, To Whetu took' charge, and won by a long neck from Waiwetu, whb was five lengths ahead of Merrie- Lad. .Time, 4min. 43 3-sseo. EAtTKAWA CUP HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Second horse to receive 40 rovs., and ths third horso 20 sovs; from the stake. One milo and a quarter.3 Mr. 11. L. Jackson's ch. g. Imarose, by Conqueror—Rosa Petal, 4yrs., 7st. 81b., "carried 7st. 91b. (0. M'Carten) 1 1 Mr. E. Buckman's b. in. Lady Louisa, by Cnmpfire—Countess Cole, syrs., 7st. Gib., carried 7st. 71b.

. rB. Dcolcy) 2 2 Mr. J. Paterson's b. m. Passadcna, by' San Frau—Ngaio, Cvrs., 7st. 131b (W. Bell) 3

Also started: 10 Byron, Ost. (A. Oliver); 13 Mouto.i Girl, 9st. (C. Emerson); 7 Mysteriach, Bst. 71b. (Stowe 1; 9' Manitau, Sst. 41b. (W. Price); i Otahu, Bst. 21b. (Lambflss); 5 Pavlova, Bst. (O'Sliea); 12 Manawakaha, 7st. fllb., carried 7st. 101b.; (M. M'Donald); 8 Birst Consul, 7st. 81b. (R. Hunt); U Mulga Bill, 7st. Sib. (A. Kccd); 11 Stepney, 7st. 61b. I.H. Young); 15 Hone, Gst. 13ll>. (It, Keed); G Odessa, Cst. 101b., carried 7st. lib. (11. Wat'on); 1C Alecto, Gst. 71b.,, carried 7st. (K. Manson); 17 Perceler, Gst. 71b., carried 7st. 41b. (E. Manson); and IS Minora. Gst. 71b., carried Gst. 13lb. (11. Goldfinch). From a good start, Byron went to the front, followed by Pavlova. Tho candidates were bunched pacing the stand, with the Pori.rua pair, Pavlova and Stepney, in command. At the sevcn-furlong pest Odessa took tho lead, and led down the back of tho course, followcdby Passadsna, Mysteriac'h, Moutoa Girl, Pavlova, and Lady Louisa. After passing the thrcp-furlon<; post, Lady Louisa moved to tho front, and led into the straight, followed by Imarose, Passadena,.and Mysteriach. At the half-distance,. Imarose headed Lady Louisa, and going on, won comfcrtably by a length and a quarter. Pascadena was third, two lengths behind Lady Louisa. Then followed Mystcriach, Odessa, and Otahu. Time, 2min. 17 2-5 sec. ■ ..

OTAKI HACK HiXDICAP, of 120 eovs. One mile. t Mr. T. Benton's b.m. Jterry Gain, by Mcrrio England—Corns " Again, ' Gjts.. "St. 121b (M. M'Donald) J 3 Mr. C. E. Twist's-br. f. I'mscfillsr, by Lcthc—Golden.View, 3yrs., 7sl. 12lb. (C. Emerson) t ■4 Mr. l\ G. Roe's Ladify, Sst 3ib. (B. Deeley) 3 t Dead heat for first place. Also started: 1 Montana, Ost. (\V. Bell); 8 John Willie. Sst. Gib. (F. Lam;stono); 7 MysUrium, 7st. 7lb. (C. Stowc): 0 Pat--ronata, 7st. 51b. (A. Recti); n Perlmp?., 7st. 31b., carried 7st. 81b. (J. O'Shea); and « Ziminer, 7st. (R. Reed). Purteliller was first into tho straight, but Merry Gain finished fast, and got up in time to make <i d«\<l heat of the finish. Ladify was third, hah" n dozen lengths bshir.d Pursefiller and Jlerry Gain. Time, Imin. 51 2-ssoc. RAHUI HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six • furlongs. C Mr. J. Horle's b. p. Makara, by St. Clement?—Ladv of tho Lake, need, Bst : (B. Dcclev) 1 U Mr. S. V. Rodney's Black Lupin, tet. 131b., carried 7st. llb. (E. Manson) 2 1 Mr. F. f>. Kaston's Princess Jlouion, fist. 101b (11. Young) 3 Also started: 7 Ivrmentjiirde, list. (A. Oliver); 10 lnetirn, B=t. alb. (W. Price); 9 Perouilla, Sst. lib. (0. M'Carfon); 3 Salzblirtf, 7st. 41b., carried 7st. 8!b. (.1. O'Shea); 11 Lady Volga, 7st. 131b. (li. Hunt); 1 Mount Victoria, 7st. 71b.. carried 7st. 81b. t'C. Emerson); 8 The Gr«ti Moßiil, 7st. 41b. (If. Goldlineh); i Bradamante, 7sl. lib., carried 7.=t. 21b. (W. Bell); 12 X«!fativc, 7st. lib. (G. Francis); 2 Listen, fist. i:-slb. (K. M.m?oii); and 13 Amber and White, 0.-t. 10lb., carried Cst. 121b. (A. Reed). When the field s-tHctl down. Mount Victorki w.-i; lr.idinrf a bunched field, in which wns prominent. Mount Victoria let] lo the horrid bend, where

Black Lupin overhauled him. Mark Lunin wa> lirst inlo the straight, Imt ho failed to withstand a challenge from Mafc.-ira, who won by half a ini-th. Princess Moutcii was half a Iciiblli iiiriher awny third, and Listen was close up. fourth. 1 imp, tmin. 21 ]-ssi'i" BIUTHDAY WJCLTJ-JR HACK HUMCAP. of 100 jays. .Seven iiirlout?-. 1 Mr. W. Smart's hi , , g. Amity, 'by Merriwec—St. Amy, Jyrs., S-i. 1211). (W. Bell) 1 5 Mr. J. Wilson's Whisperer, Bst. 121 Ij. vK. Mnnson) 2 3 Mr. D. l\ra?er's Square Deal. lost. Ull) (A. Oliver) 3 Also started: 0 Sir Sarac;n, flst. 71b (W Price); 11 Kansjkapua. fl?t. 121b. (It. Watson) ; 2 His Eminence, Bst. 121W (C. Eraeraon); 12 liaupara, B=t. llllb. (A. Head); 7 Dekkho, Sst. 10ib. (K. Voujik) ; 10 Portraiture, Sst. 101b. (tf. Mcaghcr); i Piermout, Sst. 711>. (l>. Use-ley); n Kosobliwh, Bsr. 71b. (J. O'Shea); and 8 Sarfconito, Sst. 71b. (Macaui'.ny). ■ Won by 'three parts of a length, with two lengths between second and third. Time, Iruin. 3Ssec.

RECORD CUP ENTRIES,

Bt T«lesraph-Prcss Aesociation-Cupyristht F/lolbournD, Jnno 3. Both Cup entries constitute They include Beau Soult, Bon llcvc, and Bon Ton. Tho entries for the Grand National Hurdles total 54, compared with 64 last year. They include Mero, Con the Sliaughraun, and Forest Prince. For .tho Grand National Steeplechaso the entries total 43, compared with 39 last year. (Rec. Juno 3, 7.55 p.m.) 1 Melbourne, Juno 3. : The entries for the Melbourne Cup include Anna Carlovna, Moonbria, and Cherubini; for tho Caulficld Cup, Anna Carlovna, Moonbria, and Ventura; National Steeplechase, Paymaster, Wliakarewarewa; Australian Hurdles, Con tho Sliaiigliraun; Australian Steeplechase, Whakaroivarewa.

BRISBANE CUP

WON BY CAGOU. By Tolecrapn—l'rosa Association-€opjTli;ht (Rcc. Juno 3, 7.55 p.m.) Brisbane, Juno 3. The following is tho result of tho race for tho \ BIUSBANE CUP, of 2000 sovs. One mile. Cagou, by Ayr Laddie—Tartar, 9st. ' 131b i Frasca, by San ' Francisco—Spray, Bst. ;,...: 2 Moonbria, by Merriivee—La Notte Sst. 41b : \, 3 Won by four lengths. Time, 3min. 28 sec.

CANTERBURY PARK TROTTING MEETING

MURICATA WINS 3IG EVENT. (By Teloerauh.-Prcse Association.) m, ~ Christchurch, June 3. lue weather was dull and cold lor the opening of the Canterbury Park Trotting Club's Winter Mooting, and after the first race a fierce southerly wind sprang up. There was a very good attendance. The totalisator handed £\Z 879 as against for the corresponding meeting last year. Tho results are:— LADIES' BKACELET HANDICAP (sad«lp), of 55 fovs., for uiifcgnnled tiotters. One milo and a half. 1 Able Boy, 4ssc i 11 Dubosc, 3sec. ."""""!!! >> 2 Nada K,, 4sec. !!."!"" 3 Also started: 9 Nora S;, 2sec.';"s' \orval King, 3sec; S Malinda May, 3sec; i \ ictor Chief, ' 3sec.; 10 Maiulel 4scc > 16 Lady Milford, 4s.ee; 1 Dreamy Dick, 4scc, (coupled with Able Boy); 7 Golden U'ay, ixc.,_ and Lottery, is°c. (coupled); 12 line Child, 4sec. and Arin See, 7sec. (couplecl); 2 Bonnie'Child, isec. (coupled with Nada K.).; H Kingsway, ssec; 13 Kaikanui, sscc. and Norfolk Child, s*ec (coupled) ;/ 15 Wild Night, ssec. and General Victor, ssec. (coupled); 6 Imperial Ann, Gsec., and Edenwood, Gsec. (coupled)3 Geranium, Gsec; 9 Chocolate Soldier, 7see.; and Eio Grande, 7sec. (coupled); 8 Rliimcs, 7sec. Time, 3min. sSsec. PENINSULA HANDICAP (harness), of 70 eovs. Two milc3. 1 Waironjoa, 24sec ] 7 Chorus Girl '"."!.'.'. 2 5 Miss Peggy, 2:?scc '. .............'. 3 Also started: U True Spec, 17sec; 17 Eesurrection, 17sec; 10 Eavcnswood,' 17 sec; 6 Captain Mac, Msec; 13 Foxhill, Msec; i Elme, Junr., 21sec; 1G Peggy Pride, 21sec; 8 General Cass, 21sec anil 8 Maori Princess, 21sec. (coupled); 9 Lily F., 22sec, and Little Joe, 22sec. (coupled); 5 Woodpine, ■ 23sec. (coupled with Miss •Pe?g}'); 12 Don Bell. 23sec and Rcxcordinm, 24sec. (coupled); 2 Sweet Nnt, 21 fiec. and Lady Poole. 2-Isgc. (coupled)- 7 Blanche Arrail, 2ixc. (couplpd ' with Chorus Girl); 11 Kimfcer, 25sec. and Pensive Maid, 25EM. (coupled); 3 Better Luck■ 25sec. and Little Kauri, 25scc. '(coupled); 15 Coompoo, 25sec.

'Time, smin. lospc PLUMPTON HANDICAP (harness), of „, r Tr . 250 SOTS - Two miles. 3 Mr. W. F. Clinton's Muricata, Cys.. 3sec (N. L. Price) 1 12 Mr. "E. Bowes's Dr. Chutney aged osec .... (J. Jl'tcnnanj 2 i Mr. J. Henderson's Tommy C. iyrs n 7seo, ,-;■■; -a •••■ (Owner) 3 Also started: 8 Qmncey, scr.; G Fran docia, 3scc; 10 Pearl Child, isec ■ 9 Breeze, 4see.; 3 Solo, ssoc; 5 Brown Bell, -1 Cameos, Gsec; 11 Jliss Florrio t.. ifec.; 1 Eegina Belle, 7see. Muricata drew right away in the run home, and won very easily by fifty yanls from Dr. Chutney, who was three'lengths in front of Tommy C. Then came Frandocia and Pearl Child. Solo be»an verv ba<lly, nnd took practically no part in tho wice. Time. 4min. SSsc-c. LTTTELTON HANDICAP (saddle), 1 of i s o.i.c.,^r\... T !i:±i... i R Nordica |" 9 17 Gcorgo Hard, 21scc .'.".'.'.'".'.""!!• z Also started: 1 Submarine, "for •'" 1(! Kolio, 12;-c.; 13 Chief Archer, 17=ec ; B Almond. IBsec; 1 Kokcmcor, msec; ••' : Clinschild.. 21sec; 9 .Black Arrow, 2Jsec.; u &fn Whizz, 21~.ee; 11 Lodestar. 21sec.; H The Lark, 2Jscc.; Calerlnn. 25;ec.; 1° Specification. Junr.,' 20»c; 10 U»ro!d D." 25sec.; 5 Minora, i>sec. AVOII without any trouble by eight lengths. Time, Omin. 13ssc.

WINTER OATS HANDICAP (harness),. of 10j =ovs.; for unhoppled trotters only. Two miles. ]3 Mystic, Isee y 1 Quickeyc, Il?ec ; 2 2 Jlonsonn, Ci-ec 3 Also started: 15 Busb.rnr.jjcr, jcr.; 16 U\?r. Dexter, Isec: 12 Wild Two. Isee.; II Little Stranger, isree.; 9 Jfaj-ficld, s=ec.; ! 2 Clevewood, losoc. (coupled "with Monemu); 7 Imperial • Crown, 7pcc. ; 17 Welfare, "sec.; 1 Todd Bells, ICtac.; 3 Fncfohis,llscc.j S St.Omer, Iscc. ; 1-tnoths-child Lid. loscc.j 10 Corinna. losecj (i Jessie's Dream, 17foc; 5 Mushroom, li.see. Time, Rmin. 1") 4-ssec. STEWARBS' HANDICAP (harncsv), of 175 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 1 Crown Prince, Gsec. 1 2 Little Tib, ss3c ..„ 2 3 Princess Louisa 3 Also started: 8 Adonis, scr.; 7 lied Mac, Sscc; 9 Wilkie, *s?c; G Little Arthur, f.scc; U Ripon Child, Gsec; i Radiant Morn, Csec; 10 Mains, Gsec.; 5 Dosilemona, 'Cscc. FINAL HANDICAP (harnoss), of 125 S3vs. Olio mile. !) Pearl d'Or, Isoc 1 (> Elie De Beaumont, 3=ce 2 7 Azilo B, 3«c 3 Also started: U Vera.t. scr.; 1G Onawa, 2?pc; 15 Kinvee. 3see.; 5 Lincoln. .Tunr., ilfcc; i Futurity. Ssec: S Lord Roa-ti-cliild, 2 Brown Bell, iwc; 13 Prince AVarbcek, kcc. ; 10 Proud Girl. •k=ec.; 12 Arbirtev, Sscc; 1 Baron Franz, fcse.; li Anl Cniru, s=cc.; 17 T.F.C., G=vc; 11 Kepincl, CSCC. AVori by three lengths, lime, 2min. 33 3-sssc. RAILWAY HANDICAP (?iuldl«), of 125 povs. One mile. 2 Merry Child, fcer 1 B Lord Afhton, Jsec /. 2 7 Kinu Lynn 3 Also started: 14 Erina, lsec; 10 Persuader, Isee.; G Wallace, Junr., lsec.; 12 Mountain Rose, 2scc.; n Starchild. 2scc; 11 Millwood, 3=ec.; 1.1 Pinewood, 1-oc.: 4 Arbiter, tec, and Stanley's Chilcl.s<ec. (coupled); 5 Troubadour, .'is:c; 3 Suddito, s?ec; 1 Lucky Chance, osec.. Won by four lengths. Time, 2min. 33 3-s;cc.