TRENTHAM RACES

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2742, 10 April 1916, Page 6

TRENTHAM RACES

CONCLUDED IN RAIN ELIGIBLE WINS GOLD CUE ADJUTANT AHEAD IN THE HANDICAP I,ocal racegoers took tho weather upon trust on Saturday morning, and the early trains leaving for Trontham were well filled. Tho rain hold oil just about lons enough lo ensure the success of tho Wellington Itaciug Club's Autumn Meeting. Before the first lieavy shower fell about midday an average crowd had assembled, and the cold, bleak conditions which followed, did not have any very serious effect on speculation. Tiie tofcalisator investments during the aftornoon amounted to and although this was not equal to last year's second day figures, tho aggregate for the meeting (ii 71,390) was not far short of last year's aggregate. (.era,oo9). - His Excellency the Governor (tho.Earl of Liverpool) and party were, present, and after the race for tho Trentham Gold Cup, His Excellency presented the handsome trophy, which Mr; W. G. Stead had won with tlio aid of tho threc-yoar-oM Eligible. The winner was led on to tha lawn for the ceremony. The sport was of an interesting character, and while tho (joins was h«aner than on the opening day the rain had not made the track treacherous or sodden, as the times for the races will show. On the lawn, the club did what it oouid , for the comfort of patrons by spreading . 'straw freely on the gross. - . . .For the epening ..event yiaditui was a good favourite, and he easily justified th® i rcipiiort, for after being tailed off in. the ! first part, he came on well from the baitj mile, and was a winner a furlong from 1 home. He hangs in badly, and interfered ! with Harbour Light, but it made no aii* ference to the result of the race. Parawanui, Queen's Post, and Hurakia led to gether for a mile, when HarbouT Light! took charge, but in the straight the fay* ourite triumphed easily. Considering his backward condition Hurakia did will be a factor'to be reckoned with, m iumping events ahead. The betting was well distributed in the Hutt Handicap which resulted ma rather easy victory for the Karamu fill? Hy»ia, while there was a great finish foe second place between. Tanngamutu, Want. Ogier and Rumania. The two ac< fcual favourite, Chillies and Wishful, • both ran badly, and the former does not seem to be a second-day horse. Limpet made the early running, but entering the straight Ogier ran past the leaders, wliilo Eumania, on the outside, also became prominent. At the distance Hygia took charge on the outside and won full of running. The Karamu filly. had tne minimum impost, but she finished on well, suggesting that a good handicap should not be above her. .' Heeltap scored in the Muntai Handw cap with a very pronounced run. Ha jumped out first from the barrier, but was steadied and Martial Air, Franbonnet, and Revalenta took up the running and led into the straight. Then Cleft appeared in front, with Martial Air. but over the last hit Heeltap came out and won well, while Seadown just cut Clefs , Dut ot second money. Toki and Martial Air were the next to finish. The threo placed horses were the best backed on, the machine. All the acceptors went to the post for the Autumn Handicap, which was run. in . a shower of rain. The. early running iras made )>r Adjutant, Moulu, Marsinah and Pursefilier in that order. Down tha back Moulu led from Pursefilier ana Montana moved up into third place, while Multiply was in tho rear with' Blackall. At the straight entrance Bed Ribbon had taken charge with Montana handy, but Adjutant came fast on tha outside and won by. a length. Montana, beat. Bed Ribbon in the last stride, and then came Sir Solo. Multiply, Moulu and Blackall in that order. The betting in this event was very even, five of the runners coming in for heavy support. The winner did not get a good passage and his performance was a good one. Ha has a 101b. penalty jn the big handicap at Awapuni, but with this may. start favourite. \ ■ ■•. Cease Fire and Hyllus were the best backed on the machine for the Pacifia Handicap, and the former won nicely from Bjorneborg, with Hyllus in third place just clear of Menelaus. Hyllus, Menelaus, and Koesian were in front at ; the course proper, but Cease Fire then took charge, and going well in tho mnd, he easily stalled off a lato run bv Bjorneborg, while Hyllus, who got a bad run in the middle of the race, was finishing on in third place. Menelaus, thq fourth horse, tired badly over the last furlong, Potruchio, who has somewhat of a reputation, jumped back when tha barrier rose and was left at the post. Tho Gold Cup was the one-horse raca anticipated and the three-year-old went to the. front at■>barrier rise and won all the way. At the entrance Balboa attempted to get on terms, but a re. minder from Reed made Eligible go on and he won, doing his best, by three lengths.. Balboa was twice .this distance in front of Indigo. The betting in the Suburban Handicap revealed several surprises, and the horses who had run prominently on the first clay were neglected on the machine. Evidently the going,'was expected to make a .considerable difference. Astor and Hy. ginas, the two favourites, were promineut at the bottom of the straight, but Battle Evo swept up on the outside, and won nicely by a length. Hyginas just beat Astor, while Sea Lord was fourth, and Sweet Corn, the first day's winner, was the last to pass the post, thus completely upsetting the first day's form. The last race was another big betting race, and of the dozen starters threo o£ them carried over four figures. Ohiwai, Tango, and King Lupin were the favourites in, the order named, and tho first] named won decisively by a couple ol lengths, while Lady Black "beat with Tango in fo"urth place. RESULTJ. SECOND JUMPEBS' FLAT HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and three furlongs. 1 Messrs; Emeny and Lampitt's. b. g. Vladiau, br Vladimir—Rejected, syrs. ( 9st. Sib (W Price) 1 3 Mr. N. Brown's Harbour Light, l.Ost. 51b (S.Eeid) a ■1 Mr. F. J. Lysnar's Hurakia, 9st. 101b. (Paulgrain) 3 Also started: 2 Parawantii, 9st. 121b. (L. Traill); G Arlington, !)st. Tib. (C. Price)) and Queen's Post, list. (R. Hatch). (Winner trained by W. Bayner.) Queen's Post, Parawnuui, and Hurakia ■ were the leaders over tlio first mile, Vladian being at the rear of the fields i Harbour LijJit took charge . in. the i straight, but Vladian headed him inside ■ the distance, and won by two lengths, Hurakia being a dozen lengths away • third, and Queen's Post fourth. Time, ■ 2min.- 31sec. ■ HUTT HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. On« i . mile. 6 The Hon. J. D. Ormond's b. f. Hygia, by Hymettns (imp.)—Kimois, 3yrs., Bst (J. Buchanan) t--4 Mr. Geo. Nash's Taiingamuhi. 9st. lllb. (K- Hatch) 2 , 3 Mr. G. Peufold's Want. Sstr. Bil>. (B. Deeley) 3 Also started: 1 Willful. Sst. 4.1b. (C. 1 Emerson); 2 Chillies, Sst. (A. Oliver: 7. , Rumania. Sst. 41b. (A. Eeed); 4 Ogie", Sst. "lb (C. Price); and 5 Limoet, Sst. (T. ' O'Slipn). (Winner trained by S. Waddell.) Limpet made the running to the homa bend, where ?lie gave place to Ogier, ■Rumania, Hygia, and Tarmgamutit. A'' good race home resulted in Hygia winning by a length and a half from Tavinsa* nintu, who was a head in front of Then' followed Rumania and Ogier.Time. limn. +1 S-Sscc. r MURITAI" HANDICAP. of 200 sovs. f Seven furlongs. i 3 Mr. ,T. J. Corry's b. g. Heeltap, br , Aohillcs—Zealandia, syrs„ 75t.~121b. ' (B. Deeley) i , 1 Mr. Loring's Seadown, Sst. 91b. 1 (A. Seed) 2 ! 2 Mr. F. J. Lysnar's Cleft, Sst. Oil). ' (P. . Brady V 3 Also started: J1 Ladify, Sst. 71b. (Carmont); 4 Spain, Sst. Gib. (L. Wilson); 9 • Toki, Sst. 21b. (J. Buchanan); 4 Black ■ 1 Ada. 76t. Sib., carried 7st. 121b, (J V|

y ■>;■■■ . ~, " . — "I . , . O'Shea); 12 Tame Duok, 7st. 81b.' (H. .Watson); 5 Martial Air, 7st. BlJ>. (Emerson); 6 Rovalonta, 7st. lib. (H. Young); 8 Captain Glossop, 6st. 131b. (Sinclair); ■■■'• 7 Fraribonnet," 6st. 111b., (Clarke); 10 Ormesby, Gst. 71b. (B. Morris). (Winner trained by A. Rore.) This wa6 .an interesting Tace to tlie . ' ■ straight, where Heeltap took thp measure of the field and won comfortably by a length and a half from Seadown, who was a neck" in front, of Cleft. Close behind the placed horses followed Toki and Martial Air. Time, lmin. 30 3-ssec.' '■ AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 500 soys.; Jho seoond horse to receive 75 sots., and thd third horse 25 .sots, from the stake. One mile and three furlongs. 6 Sir Geo. Clifford's b. c. Adjutant/ by " Martian—Discipline, 3yrs., 65t.121b. (G. Glarke) 1 , *1 Mr A. M'Donald's br. g. Montana, by Hovatioii—Grecian : Maid, syrs., > 7sfc. Mb. (C. Price) 2 &Mr.~F. Dorset's ch. f. Red Ribbon, i . by Elevation—Blue Ribbon, 3yrs., 6st. 101b. (B. H. Morris) 3 1 "Also started; 2 Multiply,' Bst. lib. (R. Reed); 7 Pursefiller, 7st. lllb. (Sinolair); 5 Blackall. 7st. 101b., carried 7st. 121b. (Wilson); 4 Sir Solo, 7et. 71b. (A. Reed); 3 Moulu. 7st. 21b. (H. Young); 8 Mareinah, 6st. 7lb. (C. Reed). ■ (Winner trained by H."~andA. Cute.) Red Ribbon was moving , baokwards as the barrier was. released, and she was last as the field raced past the judge's I box .the first time. The leaders then Were Adjutant, Montana; and Marsinali. 'At the mile post Adjutant was still leading, his nearest attendants - being Moiilu, M&rainah, Pureefiller, Multiply, and Montana. - Soon afterwards Moulu rushed to the front and led past the six-furlonff post, three lengths ahead of Pursefillei', :' v who was followed ,bv Adjutant, Multiply, Montana, and Red Ribbon. By the time the five-furhmg post wa? reached, Moulu had given leading placf to Pnrsonlleij who, however, was not. long at the head of affaire. Red 1 Ribbon piloted tho field past the half-mile disc, with Ptirsofiller, "Montana and Adjutant in close pursuit;: > Red Ribbon, led into the straight, but was almost immediately challenged by Montana and, Adjutant. A keen' struggle. between the. three horses named resulted in Adjutant passing the post a length ahead" of Montana, who was only a neok in front of Red Ribbon. Then followed Multiply, Sir Solo,- and ■Moulu. Time, 2mih. 276e0. > PACIFIC -.HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. For .two-year-olds. Six furlongs. ' E Mr. Highden's ch. f. Cease Fire, by , : Field Battery—Truce, 7st. 71b., carried 7st. 81b. (B. Desley) 1 5 Mr. T. H. Lowry's Bjorneborg, Bst. 91b. (J. O'Shea) 2 1 Hon. J. D. Orinond's Hyllus, Bst. lllb; ' I ■ ' , (J. Buchanan) 3 Also started: 6 Koesian, Bst. 121b. (C. -Emerflon); 5 Menelaus, 7st; 71b. (A. Reed); 4 Petru'cbio, 7st. 41b. (H. Young); 9 Rajput, 7st. 41b. (Jenkins); 8 Mabrilander, ' . v 7st. 31b., carried 1 7st. 41b. (W. Avery); 12 Rose Pinkj. sst. 71b.; oiiTried fct. 81b. (Sinclair); 7'Tinkler, Gst. ,7lb. (Clarke); 10 Devotion, 6st. 71b. (Bryce); 11 Miss Deval, 6st. 71b., carried 7st. 31b. (j\. Reed). (Winner trained by G. Price.) Petruchio \ failed, to moje off with the other candidates and took/no part in the rate. Cease Fire was always prominent, and won' by two lengths from Bjorneborg, ; who.was a.neck in front 6f Hyllus,,Menelaiis being fourth and Ijinkle'r. fifth. Time, . lmin. IGsec. ETRBNTHAM GOLD CUP, of 1000 sovs (a gold cup to the value of 100,sovg. and . ' > 900 soys, in specie), the. second horse ; to receive 125 sovs. ahd the third horse 75 sovs. from the stake.' For three-year-olds and upwards. Weight fon •'age. Two miles. I ,'Mr. W. G. Stead's.br. g. Eligible,,by Boniform—Class, 3yrs.; 7St. 131b. (A. Reed) 1 i ® Mr. T. H. Dowry's ch. h.' Balboa, by /" i '■ Varco—Nerve, 4yrs., 9st. (J.'O'-Shea) 2 ■ 8 Mr. G. Hunter's ch; g. Indigo, by Mystification—Mungista, 4yrs., Sst.: lllb. .....;. (L. Wilson) 3 (Winner trained by T. F. Quinlivan.) , Only "the placed horses started. Eligible led from start to finish, winning by three . lengths from Balboa, who was half-a-dozen lengths in front, of Indigo., Time, 3min. . Sssec. ■ : SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Six furlongs. 5 "Sir Go. Clifford's b. c. Battle Era, bv Martian—To-morrow, ,3yTs.;' 7st.' >, 21b. (H. Young) 1 5 Tho Hon. J. D. Ormond's Hyginas, Bst. 21b,..; (J. Buonanan) 2 1 Mr. A. W. Ogle's'Astor, Bst. - ' ' . (J. O'Shea) 3 •. Also started: 2 Sweet Corn, Bst '61b. (A. Oliver); ,6 Recorder, 7st.' 4]b. (A. Reed): 4 Sea Lord, 7st. 21b. (Morris); 7 Watchful, Gst. 111b. (Sinclair); and 8 Mount Victoria, 6st. . 71b. (Clarke). , (Winner trained by. H. and'A. Cutts.) : Hyginas, Recorder, and Astor were pio. Hiinent when the course . proper, . was reached, the favourite, Sweet Corn, being: apparently beaten. at'this ' stage. Hysinas disposed of Astor and Recorder, but succumbed to a strong cliallenge from Battle Eve. Next to the placed horses were- Sea Lord and Recorder. Time, lmin. 15sec. ' BELMONT HANDICAP,, of V2OO sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Mr. W. H. Gaisford's b.. f. Ohiwai, by Elysian—Wairakau. 3yrs., Bst: - Bib. (E. Maason) 1 6 Jlr. A. Cameron's Lady 1 Black, Bst, 81b.,- oarrie<l Sst. 9lb. ('T. Pritchard) 2 'i Mr. W. Hume's Comment, 7«t. ■ ■ . ! (Gr. Clarke) 3 . Also started: 3 Ring Lupin, Bst. 121b. (•T. Conquest); (2 Tantro. Bst. 2lb. (Deeley): 7 Martyress. 7st. lllb. (H. Toung); G Lady Multifid. 7et. 91b."(Sinclair); 11 Miractilous, Gst. 1211). (C. Reed): !) Probation, Gst. 101b., carried 7st. 51b. (Carniont): 12 'Pall Mall. . Gst. Sib., carried fist. 121b. (Thorner); 10. Trickery., Gst. 71b. (jVforris); and 8 Nenno, Gst. - 71b., carried . 7st.'3lb. (R, Reed). .- (Winner trained by J. Sullivan.) A good race between the plaoed horses, i Tango was fourth. Time, lmin. 15 3-ssec. - AUCKLAND WEIGHTS. " By Telegrebh-Press Association. Wanganui, April 9. , Weights for the Auckland R.C; meet. kg are:— v NELSON HANDICAP. One mile.—> Paieonga, 9st.; Fiomnlla, Sst. 121b.; .Thooloini, Bst. 121b.; ' Marble • Star, Bst. ■101b.; Salvia, Sst. 9b.; Gallupin, Bst. 91b.; . Cleft, Bst. Sib.; Glittering Sands, Bst. 61b.; Permit, Bst. (jib.; The Celt, Bst. 31b.; Plenipotent, Sst. lib.; Harlestone, Bst.; ' Doncastor, 7st. 131b.; Kerone, 7st. 121b.; Chdrlerose, 7st. 101b.; Fiaher, 7st. 101b.; 1 Gold Necklet, 7st. 101b.; Blueforni, 7st.. 8lb.; Paranui, 7st. 81b.; Penniless, 7st. ?lb.; Achilleus, 7st. 71b.; Torno Toro, 7st.' Gib.; Hemisphere, 7st. Gib.; Pendoon, 7st. '51b'.; Sea Deil, ,7st. 31b.; Dorit, 7st. 31b.; Mil7st. 31b.; Mi® Avalanche, 7st. 31b.; 7st.; Tamahiere, 7st.; Idra, 7st.; Caber Feagh, 7st. 1 '• EDEN HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.Chortle, 9st. 91b.; Merry Roe, '9st. 71b.; Tete-a-Tete, 9st. 51b'.; Crown Peavl, Sst. 41b.; Sweet Corn, Bst. 31b.; Multiplication, , . , Bst.; Hyydrus, 7st. 101b.; Lady Pcjiiny, . 75t..91b,; Centre, 7st. 81b.; Zetes, 7st. 71b.; ' : Goldfire, 7st. 71b-; Kauri King, 7st. Gib.; : Coleraine, 7st. 51b.; Waiorewa, 7st. fllbl; Achilledes, 7st. 31b.; Loyal Arch, 7st. 21b.; Munster, 7st. 21b.; Soultane, 7st. lib.; Loloma, 7st. lib.; Tinoreka, 7st.; Siprno, 7st.j Thooloini, 7st.; Multifual, Gst. 131b.; Watchfiil, Gst. 121b.; Lady Glen, Gst. 101b.; Glissando, Gst. 101b.; Worcester, Gst. 101b. j Delenda, Gst. IOlb.; Taj Mahn], Gst. 71b. j Gold Lac, Gst; 71b. ONSLOW HANDICAP! Five furlongs, —Wainta, Bst. 121b.; Beltane, Bst. 51b. ; Hexton, Bst. '21b.; Cultriform, 7st. 131b.,; * Independence, 7st. lllb.; Lady Kelworih, 7st. lllb.; Grand Duchy, 7st. 101b.; Sir Ralph, 7st. 71b.; Homeric, 7st. :.Hl>.; Tinkler; 7st. lib.; Ritasea, 7st. lib.; Miss Regel filly. 7st.; Debutante, 7st.; Sweet i Angelus fillv. 75t.,; Marabout. 7st.; Erroneous, 7st.; Mnltimore, 7st.; Wiri Kirunga, Tst.; Honey Bee, 7st.; Keen .Watch, 7st. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter.—Master Lupin, flst.; Jlultiply, Bst. lllb.; Blackall, Bst. Gib.; Puivefillei', Bst. Gib.; Mullingar, Bst ilb.; El Gallo, Bs't. 41b.: Soldier. Sst. lib.: Multici- . pal, Sst.; Goldsize, Sst.: Monojack, 7st. 301b.; Marco Bello, 7st. 91b.: Self. 7st. nib. r Blue Garment, 7st. 21b.; Multifual, 7st.; 'Hadj, Gst. i2lb;; Permit, Gst. lllb. , WAIPUKURAU WEIGHTS. . The following handicaps have been deislared by Mr. J. B. Henrys for the Waitrnkurau meeting EASTER HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Once round—Koova, 9.st. 91b.; Sir Alba., t)st. 71b.; Zeus, 9st. lib.; Dispatch Corner, Bst. lllb.; Jem, Bst. 71b.; Hylatus, sst. 61b.; Pararoa, Sst,; Fini6terre, 7st. 121b.; Discussion, 7st. lllb.; St. Omer,:

7st. 101b.; Sicily, 7at. 101b.-; Tho Sum- • mit, Tst. 101b.; Fore, 7st. 91b.; Morning, i 7ot. 7ib.; Whakahoki, 7st. 31b.; Montreal, ; 6st. 71b.,- Amical, 6st. 71b.; Manuwhiri, I 6st. 71b.; Tuatahi, Gst. 71b. . HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Bunting, 9st.; Gol- . donlyte, Sst. lllb.; Finisterre, Bst. Gib.; ; St. Omer, Sst. 41b.; Cleft, Bst. 41b.; Fore, Bst. 31b.; Hinemanu, 7st. 131b.; Maraetotara, 7st. 101b.; Sensitive, 7st. 71b.; Amical, 7st.; Snilor King, 6st. 121b.; Waiaka; i 6st. 101.1).; ICingls Host, Gst. 101b. WAIPUKURAU HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—lndigo, f 9st. 31b.; Rowi Poto, 9st. 21b.; Pursofiller, 1 Sst. 61b.; Rupahu, Bst. Sib.; Kooya, Bst. ' 21b.; Sir Alba, Sst.; Tavistock. 7st. 101b.; ' Jem, 7st. 31b.; Bunting, 7st. 31b.; Hiwa.tapu, 6st. lllb.; Discussion, Gst. 71b.; Sicily, Gst. 71b.; Tho Summit, Gst. 71b.; • Cleft, Gst. 71b. TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Five furlongs—Beltalie, Sst. 91b.; • Carlatoa, Sst. 51b.;.Sarah Grand, Sst. lib.; Idyllic, 7st. 91b.; Lady Kilworfli;, 7st. 91b.; Circle Lady, 7st. 71b. j Powder King, ' 7st. 21b.; Queen Lizzie, 7st.; Hojieite, 7sfc.; Genee, 7st.; Chemise, Tat. LADIES' HANDICAP, of 80 sovs. One mile and a half.—Jem, 13st. 91b.; Shaki, 13st. 21b.; The Summit, 12st. 131b.; Hurakai, 12st. 91b.; Braeburu, 12st. 41b.; Sensitive, 12st. 11.b.; Miriam, list. 1,'11b.; Montreal, list. 91b.; Kuropotangi, list. 91b.; Kirupuka, list. 91b.; Mokai, list. 91b.; Black Powder., list. 91b.;. Anatotoro, list. *91b.; Woolloomooloo, list. 71b.; Kirkby, list. 71b.; Sailor Kine. list. 71b.; Miss'Reta, list. 711).: The Homul, list. 71b.; Siiiora. list.'7lb.; Tuatahi, list. 71b.; Lady Hapuka, 11st. 71b.; Turerana, list. 71b.; King's Host, list. 71b.; Waratali, list. 71b.; Quinton, list. 71b. HATUMA HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Five furlongs.—King of Athol, 9st. 3lb.'; Shaki, 9st. 311n; Hygia, Bst. 131b.; Finisterre, Bst. 101b"; Con 7, i pit a, Bst. ; 101b.; Jack Jellicoe, Bst. 51b.; ; Bodenham, Sst. 41b.; Trials, . Bst. 31b.; Con, 'Bst. r'3lb.;' CherrjBlossom, 7st.' 131.b.; Golden Glade. 7st. 121b.; Jraryland, 7st. lllb.; Admiral Beattie. 7st. 91b.; Speotual, 7st. 71b.; Tame Duck. 7st. 31b.: Roderick, 7st. 21b.; A'natotoro, 7st. lib.; Kaiserine, 7st.: Bonitaai 7st.; Cardrona, -7st.; Subduer, Gst. 71b. FLYING HANDICAP, of 150 sovs'. Six furlongs.—Pursefiller,' 9st. 91b.; Rupahu, 9st.'7lb.; Zeus, 9st.; Sea Lord, Sst. lllb.; Watchful, Bst: 31b.: Hygia, Bst. 311>.; Conziska, 7st. 131b.; Paraoa. 7st. 131b.: Discussion, 7st. 101b.; Toki, Vst. IOlb.; Trials, 7st. 71b.; Cherry Blossom.. 7st; 31b.; Maraetotara,' 7st.; Bottle, 7st.; Step. 7st.; Tame Duck, 6st. 71b.; Manuwhiri, Gst. 71b.; Miss Reta, 6st. 71b.; Zaunone, Gst. 71b. v . FEUDING NOMINATIONS. The following are the nominations received for the Feilding Jockey ■ Club's Easter Meeting!— .- WAIATA STAICES.' Five furlongs' and a half.—Sterengo, Merry Andrew, Birkenetta, Maiziale; Haupai, Wftrmaid, Pergola, Crimea, Camp ettle, Waimahake, I'iuverewere, Mifck, Ngaitaugi, Montalvo, Gol'luearing, Detroit, The Guide, Hazelnut, Akatia, Lady Edith, Coronita, Ernia,' Westella. 1 , " - MANGA ONE STAKES. Six furlongs.Master Aohilles, Interlude, Astor, Tree Lucerne, Tirana, Ring Lupin,' Square Deal, Hushabye, Mystified, Patronale, liahzaltov, •. Calais. 1 FED.DING CUP. -One mile arid a half— Poto,' Want, Lady Louisa, Harbour Light, Master Laddo, Indigo, Sir Solo,. Master Moutoa, Leonta, Miralma, Master LUpin, Maid o' Gon'l'ie, Square Deal, Eyron, Orleans, Cumbustion, Maniaroa, Analogue. KAWA KAWA HURDLES. About two miles.—Pawwauui, , V'ladian, Aruake, ' Tararu Jack, Captain Macky, Marton; Naupata, KaUwairoa, Jackinan, Master Stibwiiu, Queeil's 'Post, Glenoi'chy, The Rover. ■ TAONUI HACK HURDLES. One mile anU a half.-*Kaniki, Tararu'Jack, -Arlington,. Captain'Macky, Austin, Scrutiueeer, Sir Moutoa, Simple Sanl, Florist, Great Mogul, Melodist,. Regis, Lord Nelson, Roseblush, Royal Simon, Cron I'arfc, Happy Jack, Zc-tes. ONEPUHI HACK WELTER. One mile. One mile aild 54 yards.—Ladify, Harbour Light, Dood, Kukri, Helsingfors, Pomeroy, Vfestalis, Ormesby,.. Florist, Maid, o' Gowric, Battle Tide, : Amity,-.' Black Ada, Mystified. Captain Miro, Belle Paul, Cron Park, Analogue, Sir Fisher. ONGO HACK. Five furlongs and a half—lnterlude, Royal Chef,_Rewa Rewa, Ooropett, War Maid, Coral ICiiig, Durane,; Moutoa Queen, Miss Kelly, Ring Lupin, Ihapuna, ■ Tango, Tiora, Sir Wallace, Vladineaiij Vestalis, Veto, Antwerp, Ticino, Geldbearing, Martlet,. Bait'Dsdale, Bisogne, Namur, Mahzaltov. ' HALCOMBE WELTER. Seven furlongs. —Paraoa,' Lady Louisa, Master Achilles, Lady Amai, Kiniki, Zola, Princess Moutoa, George, Martial Air, Crawford, Veto,Black Ada, Combustion, Black Lupin, Ineuru, Wild Lupin, Zetes, Calais, Patronymic. RACING IN ENGLAND, THH LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. % By Telegrapli—Press Association—Copyriglii' (Rec. April. 9, 5.5 p.m.) , ' London, April 8. 1 The result of the Lincolnshire Hand: cap, run at Lingfield, as a" substitute event for the usual big race in peacetime, was as follows— Clapgate, by Long Tom—Amusement ... 1 Lux 2 Staploton 3