TRENTHAM RACES

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2984, 23 January 1917, Page 6

TRENTHAM RACES

SECOND DAY T HYMENSTRA WINS THE 1 STAKES 2 BIG HANDICAP WON BY ADJUTANT ' A very big crowd rolled up for the ® second day's racing at Trentham, and i they were rewarded with some fine c contests. The khaki element was very- pronounced, and loud cheers greeted tho 5 sucoess of Adjutant, who ivas a popu- B lar khaki tip, though neglected hy tho t general public. The machine record f was smashed, and at the end of the day 1 the total was £58,468 10s., as against 1 £48,717 10s. for the corresponding day ' last year. Backers held their own f fairly well, four favourites being sue- ■ cessful. - For the opening event Thames was withdrawn, and the public went heavily for Mysteriarch, Tango, and Plymouth. The last-named ran badly, and was in trouble the whole way. . l'riuco Delaware and Tango were early in the lead, ■ and followed by Comment and Master Boris they led down tho back. At tho half-mile Master Boris fell back, and Sunny Climes and Mysteriarch took second place. The leaders entered tho straight together, but the light-weight ! held Ins own and won easily from 1 Tango, who was a. length in front of tho fast-finishing Sunny Climes. Mysteriarch and Comment were the next to finish. Another strong order in Comely was narrowly defeated by Goldstream and Hyllus in the January "Welter. The Auckland Guineas winner set out to win from end to end, but in the last stride Goldstream caught and beat liim by half, a, head, with tho favourite a neek away, and Rockbound close up. San Sebastian, who stripped well, was made a good second favourite, but he was in one of his sour moods, and finished last. As a racehorse he looks a hopeless case, and 'his owner will probably decide to send him out of the Chokebore Stable. Scratchings wero very numerous in tho Wellington Stakes. In the birdcage Sweet Tipperary and Sarah Grand were on their toes, and (it the barrier they gave the starter a nice picnic. On tho machine Hyinenstra, who saddled up well, was the best backed, there being over 3000 tickets taken on him. He began very smartly, and soon had the field in trouble. Entering tho straight Koesian and Estland _ wero nearest to him, but at the finish ho cantered home three lengths ahead of JSoesian, who carried his big weight well, and held off the good-looking Estland. Kilrea was fourth. Backers suffered a heavy reverse In the Racing Club Handicap, when two hot favourites in Rangitero and John Barleycorn wero beaten by Adjutant, : who 'had raced badly on Saturday. John Barleycorn saddled up very well, ■ and so did Adjutant and Indigo, but Rangitero had lightened up a lot behind. Deeley rode him in behind and rushed to the front at the quarter-milo i post, but though he caught Adjutant the latter went away again. John Bar- . leycorn ran a good race, and was In it till the last pinch. Scdd-el-Bahr ' mado most of the pace, but the held 1 had him two furlongs from home j. "Wishful was ridden in behind, but . failed to show up. , The public sized up the twc-ycaMicl 1 handicap well by making Chortles sister Chuckle a hot favounto. She was ' i„ behind Birkenvale till the distance, when she forged ahead; and won easily, i Hewitt got Birkenvale to do his best, ' and in a close finish for second lio held off the moderate Lovesick. Mount Joy, \ who were well fancied, ran badly, and n Exclusive, who was making her first ,f appearancc, failed to run xtp to track s f °Mascot had made such a good show- : ing in tho "Wellington Cup for a mile . that tho support she got in the Douro r_ Cup was quite justified. Tho first four A< horses in the handicap -were all carrying over four figures. At the jump away Mascot soon got in front, and, attended by Probation, she led tho whole way. Over tho last furlong-the ® duo had a great set to, hut tho threei year-old maintained her lead and won » by a head. Sleiglit-of-Hand was two ls ' lengths away, and then came Miss :o Do Val and Thames. The Tace was run ' n at an even pace throughout, tho first lialf-milo being done just under 50sec. 10 Captain Glossop was alongside Erobation into tho straight, where he faded 1( 1 out of it. Gladful showed up at this 10 point, but could not finish on. 11- xt was a high-class, field or hacks 3r that contested- the Camp Handicap. >g F orm "Up and Shiela divided favouritfc. ism, and when the field came into line the pair were showing clear of the ih others, with Tantalus hanging badly. Form Tip forged ahead in the run home, l " and 'won comfortably. Ayah and Galore ot both finished on well, and the light)g weight got sccond placo by a Head. "Purlins was prominent at tho distance, 511 but failed to see it out. _ Merrie Poto, us Shiela, and Furling finished, in that order, just behind tho placed; horses, Ormosby was a poor last. Shrill got 0 it. hump just after tho start, and the , is incident was inquired into by tlic iU Judicial Committee. Hy In the concluding event the bracket he c( f p a j r (Menelaus and Chakwana). !S - Multiplication, and Sweet Com were ns backed in that order. It was a greal '(i race, and of tho trio Sweet Corn die b® best, but she .had to strike her colour; eli Nystad, who Tan a good race for G Clarke. Samisen and Lady Black wen prominent on to tho course proper ■where Sweet Corn took bu ith Nystad finished very strongly and beai all the top-weight. Menelaus was closi 1." up third, and then in a cluster canv res Lady Blackj Multiplication 3 and Cli&k

wana. RESULTS Details of tho racing are:— MUNGAROA WELTER, of 200 sovs.. Seven furlongs. 8 Mr.-W. Smart's b. g. Prince Delaware, by Delaware—Polly Prim,. syi's., Bst (J- Olsen) 1 3 Mr. Bawdon's ch. f. Tango, 3yrs., flst. 21b (B. Deeley) 2 11 Mr. "Highden's" b. f. Sunny Climes, 3yrs., Bst. 21b (W. Bell) 3 (Winner trained by H- Kingan.) Also started: 2 Plymouth, Oat. 51b. (C. Emerson); 5 Glorifv, 9st. 51b. (Sid. Reid); 1 Mysteriarch, Bst. 101b. (J. O'Shea); -t Comment, Sst. 01b. (R. Hatch); 6 Kukri, Sst. 71b. (R. Reed); 7 Rongora, Sst. 41b. (L. H. Hewitt); 9 Amity. Bst. (A. Seed); 10 Master Boris, Sst. (H. Xoung). When the field settled down Prince Delaware, Master Boris, and Tango were showing in the lead. At the half-milo Sunnv Climes displaced Master• Boris, and Mysteriarch moved up. Prince Delaware was sVielitty ah end of Tango entering the straight, and going on won by two lengths. Time, lrain. 27 3-ssec. JANUARY WELTER, of 300 sovs. Ono mile. 2 Mr. J. F. Pressor's I>r. li. Goldstream, by Gold Crest—The Shan•■oll. r )y -.., sst. fllb (A. Oliver) 1 5 Hon. J. D. Orinond's ch. e. Hyllus, Bst 81b (J. Buchanan) 2 1 Mr. H. A. Knight's br. m. Comely, Sst (C. Emerson) 3 (Winner trained by owner.) A.l«i started: 8 Morrie Gain, Sst. 81b. (R. Hatch); 3 San Sebastian, Sst. (H. Vnumrh' 7 Fmiostv, Bst. 91b. (L. H. Hewitt); i Bockbouud, Sst. 71b. (R. Beed). A beautiful start was effected. Rockbound and Hyllus were the first to ehow out, and San Sebastian brought up the rear. Hyllus took e'hanro nt the six furlongs, and at the lialf-mile Comely and Rockbonnd were within a length of I Jim, with. Sau Sebastian cojning feat on. I

ho outside. Hyllus led down tho ! traight, but Goldstream put in a great: J un, and snatched victory by half n. . iead. Comely was half a length, away hird. Time, lmin. 41sec. WELLINGTON STAKES, of 750 sovs. i Kve fui-longs. Hon. J. D. Onnond's ch. c. H}--ineustra, by Hyniettus—Strago, 2yrs : 7st. 3lb (J. Buchanan) 1 Mr. G. L. Stead's br. c. Koesian, 3yrs., 9st. 21b (C. Emerson) 2 : Mr. T. H. Lowry's br. c. Estland, 2yrs., Gst. 121b (G. Clarke) 3 (Winner trained by S. Waddell.) Also started: 5 Sweet Tipperary, Bst. lib. (R. Hatch); 6 Cease Eire, Bst. Blb. A. Oliver); 3 Kilboyne, Bst. Gib. (L. H. lewitt); 3 Kilrea, 7st. 51b. (R. Reed); 7 iaTali Grand, Bst. 31b. (E. Manson); 8 Vermillion. 6st. 91b. (J. Hockley). The vagaries of Sweet Tipperary and Jarah Grand considerably delayed the itart. The favourite, who had drawn ;he inside, was also on his toes. The ■avourite led Sweet Tipperary by several engths into tho course proper) with Koesian and Estland coming* fast. Hymenstra won by three lengths, with jno length between second and third, rime, 59 4-ssec. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB HANDICAP, of 750 sove. Ono mile and three furlongs. G Sir Geo. Clifford's b. li. Adjutant, by Martian—Discipline, 4yrs., 7st. 91b (J. Olsen) 1 1 Mr. D. Buick's br. h. Rangitero, ■lyrs., Bst (B. Deeley) 2 i Mv. W. Duncan's ch. h. Client, syrs., 7st. 81b (H. Young) 3 (Winner trained by H. and A. Cutts.) Also started:' 2 John Barleycorn, Bst. 91b. (A. Oliver); 8 Indigo, Sat. (L. Wilson); 3 Wishful, 7st. 101b. (C. Emerson); 5 Red Ribbon, 7st. jllb. (B. Morris); 9 Sedd-el-Bahr, 6st. 101b. < (F. Anderton), (21b. over); 7 Devotion, 6st. 71b. (G. ClaTke), (51b. over). The start was an even one. Passing the post the first time John Barleycorn and Adjutant were in advance, and Wishful was ridden in behind. At tho mile post Sedd-el-Bahr and Devotion were next to the leaders, and the favourite was in the middle of the field. Indigo moved up at the ek furlongs, and a furlong! further the field was bunched. Racing past the half-mile post Rangitero 'fell back last, and John Barleycorn took second placo behind Sedd-el-Bahr. Entering the straight Indigo and Red Ribbon became prominent, but in the run home Adjutant camo through, and, stalling off a challenge by Bancritero, j won by a length and a hair. Half a length separating- second and ' third, j Time, 2min. 20 Wsec. ETTZHEKIWiRT, HANDICAP, of 300 60vs. i?or two-year-olds. Eive furlongs. 1 Mr. A. B. br. f. Chuckle, bv Multifid—Amusement, 7st. 21b. 3 (R. Reed) 1 2 Mr. "Highdn's" br. g. Birkenvale, Bst (L. H. Hewitt) 2 3 Mr G. D. Greenwood's b. f. Lovesick, 7st. 41b (G. Clarke) 3 (Winner trained by J. H. Jefferd.) Also started: Mount Joy, Bst. (J. Buchanan); Claverhouse, 7st. 71b. (K. Young); Exclusive, .7st. ilb. (A. Reed), (21b. over). .' Birkenvale, who had the eervices of L. H Hewitt, was prominent in the early part of the race, but' Chncklo soon came away, and won handsomery by a. length and a half, while, Birkenvale had to be ridden out to beat Lovesick for second place. DOURO CUP, of 400 sovs. One mile. 1 Messrs. V. and E. Riddiford's b. f. Mascot, by Martian-Mary of Aγ- . Tie 3yrs., 7st. 131b. ... (A. Ree<l) 1 1 Mr W. E. Bidwill's b. m. Probation, 4yis., Bst (J*-. Heod) 2 3 Mr. "F. Armstrong's b. g. Sleight-ot-Hand, 6yrs., Bst. 111b....(A. Oliver) 3 (Winner trained by J. AV. Lowe.) Also started: 2 Miss Dβ Val, Bst. 41b. (B. Deeley); 5 Brambletye. 7st. 10b. (li. Young); 6 Thames, 7st. 91b. (G. Clarke); 8 Gladful, 7st. 41b. (J. Buchanan); 3 Try Again, 7st. (B. Morris); 7 Captain Glossop, 6st. 71b. (F. Corlett). Mascot ran to the front from a good start, while Brambletye was squeezed out. With a furlong Rone, Captain Gloesop became prominent behind tho leader. At the half-milo the positions were , Tinchanged. Entering the straight, Probation was alongside of Mascot, ana Slcight-of-Handalso made a forward move. In a hard finish Mascot won by a head; a length between second and third. Time, lmin. 402-osec. CAMP HANDICAP, of 200 eovs. Five ■ furlongs. , 1 Mr H. E. Troutbeck's b. g. Form Up by Formativer-Pursering, 3yrs., Bst. 61b (A. Oliver) 1 ft Mr A. Cameron's ch. m. Galore, . 3yrs., 6st. 71b (P. .Corlettl .! 5 Messrs. V. and E. Riddiford's b. f. Ayah, 3yrs.i Bst. 81b. (A. Reed) : (Winner trained by K. Quinlivnn.) Also started: 6 Shrill, 9st. 101b. (B Deeley); 8 Bon d'Or, 9st. 3lb. (C. Emer son); i Tantalus, Bst. 6lb. (F. E. Jones) 2 Shiela, Bst. slb. (R. Reed); 3 Furlins 7st 111b. (J. Olsen); 7 Meirie Poto, Gsl 12lb (G. Clarke); 10 Humorist. 6sl 101b. (C. Reed); 11 Ormesby, 6st. Bib. (3 T. Young); 9 Galore, 6st. 71b. (F. Coi Sbielai and Form Ut>, on the insidi were the quickest to begin. Racing o: to the conrse proper the favourite wa showing out from Shiela, with Tantalu wide out. Holding hie own in the ru

home, Form Up won easily by thwft lengths. Galore was a head in front o* Ayah. Time, lmin. lseo. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Six furlongs. 5 Mi-. "Hiehden's" b. c-Nystad, by Finland—Pas Soul, 3yrs., 7st. 6lb-i (G. Clarke) • 1 3 Mr. W. G. Stead's br. in. Sweet Cora, 4yrs., Bst. 13lb. (B. Deeley) S 1 Messrs. V. and E. Riddiford's b. K. Menelaus, 3yrs., 7st. 121b. (A. Heed) 3 (Winner trained by G. Price.) Also started: 2 Multiplication, l»t 61R. (R. Peed); 1 Chnkwana, Bst. lib. (L. Ht Hewitt); 7 Seadown, 7st. 101b. (Hi Young); 6 Samisen, Tst. 61b. (J. Olsen); I Lady Black, 7st. (P. Corlett); 8 Hyginas, fist. 121b. (W. M'Kay); 9 Battlb Eve, 6st. 111b. (J. Bryce). Chakwana and Menelaws were brackets ed on the machine. Samisen led at th/j start from Lady Black and Sweec Corri. The latter took charge enteritis the straight, and led to witliin a chain or 60 from the post, when Nystad caught and beat her by a length. Menelaus wag half a' length, behind Sweet Corn. Timti lmin. 12sec. ■ • WEIGHTS FOR THIRD DAY. ■ Weights for the third day's events:— ■ WALLACEVILLE WELTER- Sevea •' furlongs. st.lb. st-lb. Bon d'Or ft 12 Kukri -8 I Spam 9 6 Sunny Climes 8 0 Tango 9 3 Romjpra 7 "■ Pourparler ...9 1 Johnny WalPlymouth ....... 813 ker --7 !> Glorify Sl2 Capt. Glossop 7 9 Don Pacifico... S 12 Henriette 7 7 Brambletye ... 812 Amity 7 / Thames • 8 U Master Boris , 7Ohoreka 811 Black Night-7 T Prince Dela- ■ Last Hope ... 7 7. Ta re 8 10 I<e Chat 7 7 Penniless 8 7 Shy Givl 7 7 Xysteriarch ... 8 5 Texas 7 7 Comment 8 4 CONSOLATION HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. -sfclb. st.lbv Chortle 0 3 Merrie Gain... 6 10 Bee ft 0 -1 » 10 Depredation .. 8 ft Paraoa 6 W John Barley- ■ Bellshire G 9 corn 8 ft. Analogue b j> Square Deal... 8 3 Comely 6 7 Ardenvohr ... 8 2 Gladftrt « \ Marc Antony 8 0 Penniless 6 7 Tndigo 712 ,T)o SO Pink ... fi < Client ... 710 Rumania f> < W. 1, ,:: 7 9 San Sebastian 6 7 Pjoroehore ... 7 8 Sir Aan«= - « 7 Good Hope ... 7 3 Mysterinrcli ... « 7 tt n ,l Ribbon ... 7 0 TlPTOtiou « i 7 0 6 Ldd-°ol-BahZ 612 Coral King... 6 7 TWsftiis -fill C—••* Imper- •: Pni d'Or 610 "1 6 '' MELROSE WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. st.lb. et.lb, Nvstad 910 £«ili - 8 " -Llanishea ....9 9 Honesty ~ 80, Kearlown 9 "' Hushabye ....8 0 Gold Soult ...9 i The Golfer ... 8 0. Daytime ..:.- 9 4 Bellshire 8 0 ffioy 9 » Analogue. 8 0 Bjorneborg ... ft 2 Week End ... 8 ft Beltane 8 10 Briar. Patch... 7 11 Samisen 810 Tressida 7 « Gold Parting 8.10 Tango .....'lO Cheloma 810 Comely 7 9 GoMstream ... 8 8 Glorify 7 7 Hvllus • 8 7 Wappms < £ Greenstreet ....8 0 Coral Queen 7_, HuAwmi ... 8 fi Pnncn Lartdo / i. Lffly Black ... 8 5 San Sobast.an 7 7 Mazama 8 5 Kiljoy 7 I Y cs 8 5 Sunny Climes 7 7 Battle Eve ... R 3 Crown ImperParaoa .'-8 3 ial 7 7 Probation .... 8 2 CITY HANDICAP. Eight furlongs. , st.lb. St. IK Bimeter 9 7 Greenstreet ... 6 IS-Tete-a-Tete ... !> 2 Kilboyne 612 Sweet Corn ... ft 2 Hyllus 610 Panmnro 811 Bon d'Or 610 Eansitero 810 Hysinas G9. Oxenhbpe .... 8 6 Hushman 69Koesian •».... 8. 4 Trials 6 ft Multiplication 8 3 Battle Eve ... 6 7 Nystad 8 3 Ayah 6 7 ■Chakwana ...7 12 Shiela 6- 7, Menelaus 712 Tantalus. 6 7 Gold Soult ... 7 8 Marsinah. 6 7 Daytime 7 7 Gang Awa ... 6 7 Shrill 7 6 Tressida 6 7 SaSisen 7 6 Week End ... b 7 Cease Fire ... 7 i Hushabye .... G 7 Hyttas 7 3 Honesty * ' Misa Dβ Val 7 2 HOPEFUL STAKES HANDICAP. Pour furlongs. Btlb. fit.lWi Elrea .9 3 Noir 7 2 Estland 8 13 Cooing / C Ample ....•.:- 8 8 Matilda 611 Hvmeona 8 2 Pupil b 11 via Eock 8 2 Vermillion ...ib 9 Tyne .!„... 7,13 Carol Singer 6j> Aero 710 Lovesick ...... 6 0 Birkenvale ...7 8 Empire 6 7. Chuckle 7 6 Silver and Sisyphus 7 5 ' Black ...... 8 7 Kilberry 7 3 U Tasse 6 7 Trentham Probity 6 7 Rose 7 2 Ariliia ..: 6 7 Mount Joy ... 7 2 lulflin S 7 Bagdad .'. 7 2 Association ... 6 7 Acbi Baba 7'2 lixcluaive ... 6 7 Idle Talk 7 2 Claverhouse... ff 7. War Star 7 2

■ • ' '.I'Siy?..-;, „■, j, ;,;,''l, in ■mwv}'-'\i-;' J -' KAITOKE HANDICAP. Five furlongs, st.lb. et.lb. (Shrill ......1.. 9 9 Arrahna 7 6 ■Mies De Val... 9 5 Bibblo 7 3 ifPorm Up ...... !) i Bombproof ... 7 3 •vMascot 8 13 Try Again ... 7 0 ißon d'Or ..:... 8 13 Belrock 7 0 ■Week End ...8 G Galore- 6 12 WJoropott . 8.5 Hupana Gll &Tantahifl 8 3 Merrio P0t0... 6 10 ■JSlack.Lako ... 8 2 Finboy 6 3 Shiela. 8 2 Humourist ... fi 7 ><Honey Bee ... 8 2 Orraesby ... G 7 [Tango '8 2 Waiotara ... G 7 KBairnsdale ... 8 2 Nenno 6 7 ! Pourparler ... 8 1 Sliy Girl B 7 jVolo 8 0 Elyssina 6 7 'Elation 7 13 Colour Ser,3rambletye ... 713 geant G 7 'Tinkler 7 12 Ally G 7 Waimatoa ..;. 710 Idyllic 6 7 'Furling 7 8 Trickery G 7 "Comment ..... 7',8 Royal Battery G 7 ißayonno 7 8 Muster Boris G 7 Inah 7 6 Last Hope ... G 7 SUMMER HANDICAP. One mile. ' '■■■■■ • ■. . st.lb. st.lb. "Chortle ...... 9 2 Gold Soult .:. 7 5 Jsee 8 13 Daytime 7 5 ■Bunting 812 Shrill 7 5 Oxenhope .... 810 : Coaso Fire ...7 3 iMerry Roo ... 8 0 Good Hope ... 7 2 .Panmnre .... 8 8 Hyttue 7 2; ■Depredation ... 8 8 Red Ribbon... 7 O' John Barley- Sedd-el-Bahr... 6 12 corn .87 Gold Painting G 12 -.■Rangitero ....8 7 Cheloma 612 .Egypt ......... 8 7 Beltane ...... 612 'Sweet Corn... 8, 5 Hylattue ...6 10 .■Adjutant ... 8 5 Hyllus 6 8 , ■Square Deal... 8 2 Ayah G 7 •Ardenvhor ... 8 0 Rookbound ... G 7 8. 0 Battle Ere ... 6 7 ■ ijndigo ........ 713 Alteration ...6 7 {Menelaus .....7 12 Prince Laddo B 7 'Chakwana ... 711 Rose Pink ... 6 7 ; Wishful' ...7 11 Sir Agnes G 7 Xianishen ... Til Devotion ... 6 7 'Client 710 Marsinah "... 6'7 (Seadown ...... 7 7 Comely G 7 ..Marc Antony 7 1 Glorify ...... 6 7' Bjorneborg ... 7 7 Quinn's Post a ' Jockeys and Trainers: We import special sizes in Underwear, Shirts, Hnts, • Vna Overcoats. See our windows when ■ in 'Willis Street. Herb Price's.-Advt. POXTON , FIRST DAY'S RACING. .' '. _ By Telegraph—Press Aesociation. Foxtott, January 22. There was ideal weather and a "record attendance for tho Foxton Racing Club's meeting to-day. The totalisator regisi teed .£18,058. Os compared with . for the first day last year. Results :— HACK HANDICAP HURDLES, of 130 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. , . 2 Mr. J. S. Adams's Arlington, list. lib. ■- -■ ' (Traill) 1 1-Sir Fisher,' l(tet. 91b. '. 2 I Wirokino, lOst. 81b ' 3 Also started: ■ 3 Mount Victoria, Dst. 51b.; 5 Da.rknm.i9st: (carried lOst. 2jlb.). Mount Victoria fell. Won by a length. Time, 3min. 20sec. ° ." . • iHIMATANGI HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. ■ •5 Mr. W. Brown's Stareiigo, Vet. 121b. ." ■ (W. Price) 1 B Mahzoltor, 7st. 131b : 2 , -7 Altercation, 7st. 51b. ......-■ 3 Also started: i Lady General, Bst. ,131b.; 1 Coropett, Bst. 91b.; 6 Mystified, 7st. 111b.; 2 Lady Edith, 7st. 41b.; 9 St. (Bees, 7st. 31b.; 8 Zinizole, 63t. 711). A Igood race. ; Won by a neck,, a head .separating the secondan d third horses. iTime, lmin. 15 3-ssec. Q?OXTON CUP, of 300 sovs. One milo end a quarter. 3 Mr. A. D. Scott's Kurapai, fct. 101b. ' ' ' (T. Metcalfe) t B Mr. W. M'Kegg's Ladify,. 7st. 121b. t '4 Master Montoa, 7st. 81b 3 fDead. heat for first place. Also started: 7 Orleans, Bst. 101b.; 1 OBronk Delaval,. Bst. 61b.; 2 Want, Bst. *31b.; 11 Bradamante, 7et. 91b.; 5 Dribble, ,7st.'7lb.; 8 Wapping, 7st. 71b.; 13 Lady' lAmai, 7st. 41b.; 9 Settler, 7st.'2lb.; 12 • Dispatch Carrier, lOst.; 7 Namur, Bet. \3l\h. A splendid race. The third'horse was a neck away, with Namur fourth 'andWepping fifth. Time, 2min. 9scc. MAIDEN HACK. Seven furlongs. 8 Mr. T. Bristol's' Haupai...(W. Price) 1 (1 Lady Edith 2 8 Dusky Eve 3 Also started: 10 Pohui; 2 Manhattan; • '7 Kylena; 6 Vacuum; i Coral Queen; 5 ,Polynesian; 11 Pawerewere; 12 Delecto; '8 Poke. Won by half a length, the i«ame distance between second and third Oioreea. Timo,- lmin. , 30sec. OWAHOU HACK WELTER, of 115 sovs. v One mile and 100 yards. , ■ 1 Mr. Courteny'e Sir Wallace. lOst. lib. ■ (R. T. M'Donald) 1' '4 General Madero, Set. lib 2 .1 Firing Line, Bsi 21b '..... 3 Also started: 3 Syntax, 9st. 41b.; 2 Iceberg, Bst. 91b.; i Sir Douald, Bst. 71b.; 8 Confusion, Sst,; 6 Waitomo, Bst. (c;vrried Bst. Sib.). Won by two lengths, jhalf a length between second and third horses. Time, lmin. 50sec. ;!ANNIVERSART HANDICAP, of . 175 ■ 60vs. Six furlongs. . ' ' :3 Mr. G. Penfold's 'Need,' Gst. 101b. ■ . (T. Metcalfe) . 1 * Princess Montoa, 7et. 111b. 2 1 Interlude, 9sfc. 1 3 Also started: 2 Jean Laddo, 7st. 81b. Won easily,. the-third horse was a nose away. Timo, lmin. 15 4-ssec. DASH HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Eive furlongs and a half. 1 Mr. A. M. Wright's Foeinan. 7st. 131b. • ■ <C. Price). 1 S Cross Swords, 7st. 51b 2 2 B«warewa, Sat. 6lb. v . 3 Also started: 12 Perrier, Sst..2lb.; 6 Goldbearing, 7st. 71b.; 5 Flying' Spur, 7or 71b.:-I) Pall Mall, 7st.; i Altitude. 7st.; 7 Bay Prince, 7st.; 3 War Maid, fat. -131b.; 11 Battalion. Gst. 121b.; 10' Topsy, 6st. 121b.; 11 Eora, Gst 121b. Won by half a head, 'a head between second and third horses. Time,' lmin. lOseo. i • ■.-■-. HEBRT.NGTON WELTER HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Seven furlongs. '4 Mr J. M. Cameron's Golden Glade, Bst. 31b :.... (R. M'Lean) 1 1 Hnshabye, Bst. 81b v 2 S Nanrar, Bst. lib ■■•••■ 3 Also started: 2 Zetes, Bst. 131b.; 3 Miralma. Rst. 101b.; 5 N«arna.'-Bst. 91b.; 7 Ebumania, Bst. 21b. -Won-by a head, half a length between second and third horses. Time, lmin. 30sec. ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY. " Foxton, January 22. HACK HURDLES, of 120 sovs. Ono mile and a half—Kurapai, 13st. 131b.; Arlington, 12st. lib.; Sir Fisher, list.; Confusion, 9st. ■ 91b.; Powder Fox, 9at. 31b.; The Great Mogul, Sst. 31b.; Waitomo, 9st.; Darkum, 9st.; Beno, 9st. CARNARVON WELTER, of 100 sovs. One mile and 100' yards.—Sir Wallace, lOst. 131b.; Kurapai, lOst. !)lb.; Syntax, . Sst. 91b.;iHaupai, Sst. 51b.; General Madero, Sst.; Iceberg, Sst.; Sir Donald, Sst.; Altercation, Bst; Dusky Eve, 7st. ' 101b.; Firing- Line, 7st. . 101b.; Pohui, 7st. 71b.; Poka, 7st. 71b. WHIROKINO HACK, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs and a half.—Lady General, 9st; Foeman, Bst. 131b.; Starongo, Bst. 131b.; Coropett, Sst. 121b.; Kowa, Bewa; Bst. 111b.; Perrier, Bst. lib.; Cross ; Swords, Bst.; May Morn, 7st. 71b.; Goldbearing, 7st.; Manhattan, . (ist. 101b.; Vacuum, Gst. 101b.; Coral Queen, Gst. Mb.; Pall Mall, fist. 101b.; Altitude, Gst. 101b.; Going Some, fist. 71b.; Delecto, Gst. 71b.; Kylena, Gst. 71b.; Battalion, Gst. 71b. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and a distance.—Ladify, Bst. 91b.; Want, Bst. 21b.; Master Moutoa,, "st. 91b.; Wapping, 7st. 71b.; Bradamante, 7st 51b.; Dribble, 7st. 51b.; Settler, 7st. 51b.; Lady Amai, 7st. 41b.; Dispatch Carrier, Gst. 91b.; Rumauin, Gst. . 71b. WHARANGI HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs.—Hnshabye, Bst. lib.; Zetes, Bsfc. lib.; Need, Bst; Coropott, 7st. 31b.; Mahzoltov, 6st. 101b. JANUARY HACK HANDICA.V, of 100 Bovs Six furlongs.—Sir Wallace, 9st. 131b.; Need, Bst. 121b.; Stareugo, Bst. 91t>.; Foeman, Bst. 91b.; Lady General, Bst. Sib.; Rewa Rewa, Bst. 51b.; Mah*oltov Bst. 21b.; -May Morn, , 7st. lib.; Lady Edith 7st. 21b.;'Pall Mall, Gst. 71b.; Manhattan, Gst. 71b.; AUitudo, Gst. 71b.; Bay Prince, Gst. 71b. MOUTOA AVELTEE, of 130 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Princess Moutoa, Bst. ■ Sib.; Hushabye, Bst. 91b.; Zntes, Bst. 8lb.; Bst. 71b.; Bradamante, Bst. '61b • Settler, Bst. Gib.; Ngarua, Bst. 51b.; 1 Namur 7st 101b.; Haupai, 7st. 101b.; Rumania, 7s. 71b.; Mystified, 7st. 71b.; ■Altercation, 7st, 7lb,

MARYBOROUGH MEETING THE NOMINATIONS. By Tckgrapli Special Correspondent. • Blenheim, January 22. Nominations received for tho iiurlborough Racing Club's Meeting aro:— HKST DAY. MAIDEN HACK RACE, of 75 sove. Six furlongs.—Teopai, Mirnee, Black Kniriit, 801 l Bird, Eosiain, Certify, Benope, ArcIlia, Pupil,. Hoia, All War, lultoss, Pinono, Imaribbon. PLYING HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Fivo furlongs.—-Otter, Need, Merry Andrew, Merrie Poto, Goldstrcam, Samieen, Furling, Lady General, Bairnsdalo, Humorist, Pariform. OPAWA HACK WELTER, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Prince Delaware, Teopai, Teaeco, Kukri, All War, Tingle, A mitt. Altercation, Myetoriarch, liongora, Imaribbon, Maymorn. MABLBOROUGH CUP, of 250 sove. One mile—Montana, Marsinali, Probation, Want, Need, Tango, Ladify, Rumania, Gold Soult, llockbound, Daytime, Brada-' inante, Humorist, Pariform", Heeltap. DASH HACK HANDICAP. Pour furlongs.—Stargazer, Pavloyna, Splondidus, Idyllic, King's Armour, Merry Andrew, Are'hia, Furling, Lady General, Koyal Sleeves, Perrier, Elation, Waimatoa, Excitement, Topsy, Maymorn, Eron Boy, Pinono, Bed Shield. UGBEOOKE WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 6ovs. Seven furlongs.—Totaranui, Marsinah, Want, Rumania, liockbound, Amity, Mysteriarch, Step, Pariform, Heeltap, Arlington. WARD HACK HANDICAP. Five furlongs.— Stargazer, Pavlovna, Prince Delaware, Splendidus, Idyllic, Merrie Poto, Bonope, Sabaua, Furling, Kiltess, Royal Sleeves, Trickery, Perrier, Elation, Waimatoa, Eron Boy, luiaribbon, Red Shield, Mayniorn, Topsy. SECOND DAY. TRIAL HACK RACE. Four furlongs. —Prince Delaware, Idyllic, King's Arniour, Bell Bird, Certify, Benope, Arihea, Pupil, Pinono, Imaribbon, Maren--6*- . ■ REDWOOD HANDICAP. Five furlongs— Stargazßr, Totaranui, Pavlovna, Otter, Need, Merry Andrew, Merrie Poto, Goldstream, Daytime, Samisen, Furling, Lady General, Perrier, Waimatoa, Bairnsdale, Humorist, , Eron Boy, Pariform, Maymorn: OMAKA WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Tepoai, Mirnee, Black Knight, Casco, Kukri. All War, lultess, Altercation, Jingle, Elation, Mysteriarch, Roagora, Imaribbon, Bed Shield. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. . One mile and a quarter.—Montana, 'Probation, Want, Need, Imarose, Tango, Ladify, Rumania, Gold Soult, Rockbound, Daytime, Ainitv., Bradamante, Mysteriarch, Step, Heeltap. SUMMER HACK RACE. Six furlongs. —Stargazer, Teopai, Splendidus, Mirnee, Black Night, Rosiam, Casco, Hoia, Trickery, Alteroation, Bairnsdale, Pinono, Imaribbon, Red Shield, Maymorn. SEYMOUR WELTER of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—Totaranui, Otter, Marsinah, Want,- Rumania, Rockbound, Amity, Bradamante, Lady General, Rongora, Pariform, Maymorn, Arlington. RIVERLANDS HACK RACE, of 100 eovs. Five furlongs.—Stargazer, Pavlovna, Prince Delaware, Bell Bird, Splen"didus, Mirnee,' Idyllic, King's Armour, Merry Andrew, Merrie Poto, Benope, Sa. bana, Furling, lultess, Royal Sleeves,. Perrier, Elation, Waimatoa, Humorist, Excitement, Eron Boy, Pinono, > Red Shield, Maymorn, -Topsy. WELLINGTON TROTTING MEETING TO-DAY'S RACING. The Wellington Trotting Club's races will be held to-day on the Hutt Park Couree, starting at VI noon. A special time-table to Petone is advertised by the Railway Department, and the club has arranged for a plentiful supply of motor cars and coaches to convey patrons from Petoiie station to the course. Those who were present at the ireeting laet year were thoroughly satisfied with their day's sport, and as the club has made various improvements in the interim and has attracted some of the best 'horses in tho Dominion to compete, an excellent programme is assured. The totalisator .has been again enlarged. -Tho club has made representations to the Minister of .Internal Affairs for further permits, and they look to tho sporting public to assist them to make-the meeting to-day a thorough success. Tho majority of the visiting horses competing at the meeting put ill eomo interesting work yesterday morning. _ Bidens, who is engaged in the .Trial Handicap, was first" out, and driven by A: Fleming, was responsible for a good mile. - Dillon Eddy and Red Prince, two Cup candidates, were associated in a two-milo bout, and pleased onlookers, Dillon Eddy going better. Glad All and All Steel were given slow work, Bimilar tasks being allotted to Rosanna, Master Hal, and Waterfall. Red Bell worked slovenly, and Wallace Wood went a good mile. . Parole Bells and Holster were given fast work, Parole Bells going well. The other members of Shadbol's team—Louie Dillon and Calmly—were not asked to do H. Rule arrived overnight with Bliss and Tattles. Bliss, who is on the big side, did not please the onlookers, but Tattles, who won on liis last start at Palmerston, trotted two miles in good 6 Miss Havoc and Neigh (.T. Messering) were responsible for an interesting two miles, Neigh beating her opponent badly. Lucille arid Grattan Chimes are scratched for all engagements. ■ Icicle (Franks), a grey gelding, paced a solid two miles, as also did Dorothy J. Bryce's, F. Holmes's, and B. .Tarden's teams will arrive by this morning's Jewel Chimes, Rosannn, and Little Jewel, .members of D. Nyhan's team, were given fast work. . Nancy Patch (A. Fleming), and Whispering 'Wfilie (Wilspn), went two miles, finishing together. To Owners "and Trainers. We arcspecialists in Racing Colours. When m town interview orj, Mr. Barraclongh re your new Suit. -Herb Price, Men's Outfitters, Willis. Street.—Advt. Messrs. J. Godber and Co., Ltd., havo again secured the catering contract for the Wellington Racing Club's Meeting, and patrons can rest assured of a firstclass service. This year the firm havo erected- a large marquee, where ice croams. etc., will be served.—Advt.