THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3051, 12 April 1917, Page 7

THE TURF

RANDWICK EASTER CARNIVAL WHITEFIELD WINS ALL-AGED ;■•■'■. STAKES. -/ : - ■ ' ■• GReen ; cap beats the fortune • ;,. HUNTEB. ".';.'. Jy Telej:ra.ph-.Preßs Assooiation-Oopyrlrht (R«c. April 11. 6.25 p.m.) \' : . T , ~ Sydney, April u; . . ihe weather, was wet, and the attendance poor for the third day's racing at ■tfandinck. Heavy rain for twenty-four' hours,had soaked the tracks, which resulted; in small fields. A torrential doivnobliterated the horses, and it was impossible to. record the running in most of the events. Jack Rice again ran a great raesm.heavy going, but the Jight- ' tef S^. t *---i'-.^ I \ itßWd ' which was i, fl Ari ? 6 p l st '1 tW Flying Handicap liinc the Al -Aged Stakes from the great-' - grates. In the CumberUnd Stakes Green Cap. one of the Cup Eesulls - c lnto fourth lac - SECOND CURDLES, of 400 sovs. About • a,,- • ~ t* o miles and a half. • , Jack Rice, alb."".'.'! '"' 0 Xord Cecil, lost. 41b "2Z"" 3 ■-*«N«l:.Ehtel, The winner IIS y "* " Time '' smin -

; ; - STAKES, of 1500 sov 3 : i» " „ . One ihile. " . 'A^'^ ll^0 ' 8 !»•■'*• White- ; • V ■ '■ v% %P->> White -Eagle<c* ob l 6 t M " lh& - sjre.,'-Bst. 121b. ... 1 &t»ui% Bst. 131b! ...,,..:.:.::.... ' 9 9st. ............... '" "". 3 . started.: Poiycrates",Three,' Laventfc wi' La e St6 'PP 6 - The latter lrl Jo S? f lwn f J - 1 s P«rn looked a. winner' at the ■■&&"> } ut Whitefield the ■■ HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. ; *i : 1 $*? ""!».'and "-, furlong; ' C K hy ■ -Blackstone-f ilbert; _ 'St; bit). :.'..../., ' I ' Jlandoliero, 6st,' 101b".' •"■-'",■""'••" -. „ ,' : Lancel6t,:7Bt.' 91b. ! ; \'"' : "'"'' 3 , -.\ Mms 'Of«rt Prominent in the early. Ifef Bl l° k ? ame 2miß ' W ° n T ' • len S tns - : Mme. BASTER'STAkES, 'of-'oOO sovs; Seven r-o - ' „. ." .wlotigs. Prinee y.ndis, hv Pririee Footer-Xa- '. .— Crosse (imp.), 7st; 91b. m Ottadem, 7st. 71b. ■ ' " '"" i 7st. 9lb"'.'."!.'"" : """ " H' ■■ - S«ven- and'otta: few most f ' h ? ™™g. PrhcV aeck' -S?! 1 " ? firt»: finish won by a neok. lime, lmin. 33sec. . . ■■ , ■ CUMBERLAND STAKES, of 1500: sovs. nr.' v L ■:■■■ Iy/(l 'iniles, .■ . . \ : -.. - ■- Gr «n Cap 1,,; ■W: ..Martagnan-Emerald, . 'Colbert, sstiib" - ";;:;;"";;:'"""''' .■■■■■ o. Diva's Me, 9st. 41b. "*'" " 3 Also started:' Chanto Morii'"The"For■fe? =™ter, and Lingle, The latter was : ,nrst away.;,Chant©:Merle quicklv took Cap'ruitv andSS a A :P ? rtuae H«°ter, and 'Lingle, and that Order.was unchanged until the '&^--P whe >i cTlbert, .Ulva'a ■ Grin * ent t0 th 9 front. aaTL'n' P 'W a t the distance lminHl3s- by -Ti«e,Tr,, a tS. 1 . 1 ? five furlo-ngs. , : ' Dipi^'t' 6 ' ' by g (im D .)-' Pintand Bh« - Canzon'e,"'and "r*"™*' winner ed through-

AVONDALB MEETING

: CEI EFEACB g W^. BY COLONEL •\, : :' S.T Telegraph-Special .Corres'nondent. TK» • AucMandj Aprilll. ': 5n T dale Autu M Meeting opened • "r E t UU a't& e n ry:i7e # ei :- T i«i ws a ■ <Ued W inf- a^e totalisator han'^S g^«leaf forth 6 ' 'by bulannnn 0 iU £ 0n B s ™S headed off . oy JJungannon. Crossiog. the ton 'th« "■' fef-T dow "'"«"d 'is 'US i . Du ?S ann °>i came round 'the ■ ,4mmi turn m front, but was soon joined ' fesSf*™**' d , th t £ air for ;. stride over the last furlong, the.TuoVe ■■■ S. P " ''; T^'- ottcr «--never had' a rr " h^M?f G]mTo % ? Hienjcarried the '■££ thJ}* s "JPP° rti n:tli6 Oakley Handi-'-SS^S' lv m ! r beiD « evenly backed.. :■: f lel ° drew-the .fence, and at the first- - Jengths- break, but Glen' ■■fCff th ? three raced in line,: and tfeen Rekaaur dropped out, and the other ? a > r , c a.me on together, but once in a line' lor home Hiero came away and won verv .easily Rockfield just beat ErrorTeous for second place will, .Loyal Arch Z! upffhe favourite finished last' . .. : Backerß recoived another set-harl- in n,. . Juvenile- Handicap, theflvS Woody ?' en > Ming Mt afterthe sSrt MaUra led till well into' the straight, whin fi^ C r Bce, , Who ha 4 beenrunnng ■ second, came along, and won' nicely by I' ■'-iSfS * >*• i. Th 6 y neve? looked to have'any. chance. Agnestea.was Ulster -was a good favourite in \tw Hack Hurdles, but he was never w th» ,?l np Tery bad! - T - Y Mke 6 iJoodie_ led.alltne way, and won nicely from Ditto, who. would have troubled the winner, but" for hitting the last fencer p »n° 6 Soult made his debut as a hurdler/ but the second fence brought him to grief.. Glendalough and Gold- - mount also fell.

, The. Avondale Handicap was little more than a working gallon for Colonel Soult (Ashley Reed took hfm to the front at the end of three .furlongs, and from thence onwards it was only a, procession, Colonel Soult winning in • a canter by four lengths,.. With. Ijlie exception of the winner the field ran pretty well toget'her, and there was a good race for the places. St. Francis, an outsider, stayed on" well, and beat Glenspire! for second money. El Gallo was also doing -well at the end, and was close up fourth. Jack Delaval ran in.the.lead for three furlongs, and then dropped right back, finishing sixty yards away last. ; Carmont, rider of Glenspiro, had his ,foot badly bruised through coming in.on the fence. .The Chevalier' Steeplechase was a great betting event, but the race itself was not .very interesting. Gluterino led for tho greater part of the journey, and then tired, leaving Ranza. Mist to win easily by ten lengths from Captain Lock, who ■was kept too far out of it in the early part, and over the last six furlong 3 was giving the winner 100' yards start. GluteTino got third. None of the others finished. .

Ths Railway Handicap -was spoiled.liy Hioro falling when gallopinz on Hie heels of Rimj.Lupin and Mill .o',Gowrie at the tiu-n.. three furlongs from home. "When Hiero fell' fab interfered with practically nil the. field. Ring Lupin' and Mill o' : Gowrio both nearly went off the course at the home'turn, and Roy Reed shot Lightning tfp on the fence, and in a. good finish Lightning won hy .1 neck, with Mill o' Gowrie a hrad away. ' Kauri Kins, Glenopal, and Meltchikoff had most followers for the W-lter Handicap.' M'Pllnn, on Pandooa,. tried to (steal a maroh down the wick, but Meltchikoff and Kami King had liim at the home turn, where the leader fell. Kauri King won comfortably from Meltchikoff. DETAILED RESULTS. By Telegraph—Press Association. ■MAIDEN' PLATE, of 140 60vs. . Six furlongs.' 5 Bezmar, Bst. 111b (Robinson) f 6 Dungannon, Sftt. 4Tb (Emerson) t Sylvasoo '. 3 tDead heat. ■■•■.■ - il» started: 10 Pre-eminent, 98t.; 1

Wiri, Sst. 131b.; 9 Bloomine, Sst. 91b.: 8 Paddington Green, Sst. 51b.; 5 Step, Sst. 41b.; 12 All Talk, Sst. 41b.; 16 Blue Cross, Bet. 41b.; 14 Wartime, Sst. 41b.; ■7 Waihinepai, Bst. 41b.; 4 Stilts, Bst. 41b.; 11 Opposition, Bsfc : 41b.; 13 Arch Girl, .Sst. 41b.; 17 Novation, Sst. 41b.; 15 Chappie, Bst. 41b. A great race. The third horse was half a i^t?,- away. Time, lmin. 17 l-ssec. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Five furlongs. '■ 8 Prmo«s Bee, 7st. ~-.„. (Dolliniore) 1 4 Malaya, 7st.- 41b ; [ 2 s.Lough Ennell, 7st .• •, 3 started: 1 Agnestes, Sst. 21b.; 2 Woody Glen, 7st. ,11b.; 10 Backfire, 7st.; - Shower Gold, 7st; 9 Lady Bruce, 7st; 8 Cambridge, ?st; 11 Pukeatlia, 7st.; B Royal Prince, ?st. Won by a length and three-quarters. Woody Glen fell, and.Agnestes was left at the post. Time, lmin.'3 l-ssec ; OAKLEY HANDICAP, of 170 sort. Seven furlongs. 3 E' o ™' /ft. 2JT> (R. Eeed) 1 ".Roekfiold, 6st. 91b 2 5 Erroneous,- 7st. 3 Also started: 2 Glenroy, Sst. 61b.; 1 ReUnui, Sst. Mb.; 4 Loyal Aroh, 7st. 31b.; 5 Alf Delaval, 6st. 91b.; 6 Corregidor, list. Sib. ' Won by a length and a half. Timo, lmm. 293-ssec. HACK HURDLES, of 150 sovs. One milo

and three-quarters. 5 Yankee Doodle, lOst (Scott) 1 2 Ditto, 9st. 11b. , 2 14 Paul Moore, 9st .'. 3 _AJso started: 6 Luperino, list. 31b.; ■'. Glendalough, lOst, 51b.; 1 Ulster, iOsl. 51b.; 8 Monathol, lOst.;- 3 Cokelv, 9st. 71b.; 7 Prince Soult, 9st. S!b.; 13"Mono-' rail, 9st. lib.; 9 The Channel, 9st.; 10 lung Cora, 9st. ; 11 Gold Mount, Sst.:' 12 Sportful, 9st.; 15 Joss, Sst, ' Won by two lengths. " Timo, 3min. 23sec.

AVONDALE HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 3 Colonel Soult. Sst. lib. ... (A. Rend) 1 9 St. Francis, 6st. "lb 2 i Glenspir», 7st. -fib. :...'""!' a Also started: 1 Rebel, Sst. 41b.; 2 Lady Penury, 7st. 101b.j, 5 Jack. Delaval, 7st. 'lb.;. 8 -Minuter, 7st. 41b.;-8 El Gallo, 7st.; T Thrace, fist. 71b. ,;Colonel Soult 'took the lead after the first, furlong, and was never headed. He won^ easily by, four lengths. St. Francis finished .fast, and b«at Glens Dire by a head. Timo, 2min. lOsec. ' CHEVALIEII STEEPLECHASE, of 200 ,-«' V - Aocut three miles. -• 5- Ranza Mist, 9st. 131b (Scott) 1 4 Captain Lock, 9st: 91b. .." [ ' 2 3.'.Glutei-ino, fist. <7)b ....." .' & Also started- 1 Bonny "jean,""list; 2 Simple Sam, lOst. lib.; 6 Kaiwhakahaere, &'* 1! ' Jtt<;al ' aD <ia, Oat. 71b. 38sec.,. Bonny Jean lost her rider. Sim?an a ll ' 5 ' P ' and Kaiwl iakaJiaefe'

RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 250 sore. Six :„',,.. ■ furlongs. " ' 2 Lightning vst. 91b .'(R. Eeed) 1 5 Ring Lupin, 7st. lllb 2 i Carlyslan, 7st. 71b. "" 3 'iflm yPSI ° ; ""Gowrie'r"Bst. lnifn!^^c Wollby;neck -' TITIRANGI WELTER HANDICAP, of '1 'jr :f- 1 0V 2- mM fui'longs. ■ 1 Kauri Kin* Bst. lllb m 1 2 Meltchikoff, Bst. 121b'""" ( d) I ,6 Marble Star, Sst. . " "" Also started: 5 ''GleiJopal"" • 8 F ls her; Sst. 61.b.; 7 Dancastor, Bs't' ?f <i \ m 1 Bst. lib.; Kinp of fc the Valley, Sst.; Porphyry,

Pendoon, of 'weights for second day. ■ Weights for the second day are—' ■.■AUjitUSBI UAIimVAH. ttrlonw Dewouc, «st. lib.; Malaya fetV«?.m". Empire, 7st. lOi b. / >st u h'' 7 b.; LoM Kemiuorth, - lS t. bib.; vw Wen 6t alt, ; backfire, 7st..Mb. Guerre a, Morty vst. Sib.; BJiower Gold, Vet 51o.; tSF i&rf ' S Vr 51t) - ; Cambridge. 7st Slo.; Pearl de Mont, 7st. Mb.; Rovai *nzce 75t.51»., (iencral When/vst! alb.; Carmen Sylva, 7st. slb. ' WAIKUMETa HUEDIV Two miles-rararu Jack, list. 81b. t Tenaci!l«S 3b ; ODBa f " st -i TrageV King, lfct. 131b; Guepot, 10at. 41b.; Guiding M'ay, -lost. 21b.; Fisher, 10st. 21b.; Luperino, 9st. 131b.; Marconi, 9st. • 101b. Yankee Doodle, 9st. 71b.; Glendalough, 9st. 61b.; Ulster, 9st. ilb.; Pip, 9st. 41b. Spalpenon, 9st. 41b.; Mon Athol, 9st. lakanim, 9st.; The Celt; 9st.; Cokeley' 9st /J,fesL a)1 > Sylvan Knight, 9st. AUTUMN HANDICAP: ,i\'ine furi°?gs^?in ? t , L ! ipin ' 9st -" Col ° n ei Souit; Bst. 61b; Glenspire, 75t..131b.; St. Francis 'St. 101b.; Lady Penury, 7st. 81b.; Jack Delaval, 75t.41b.; Fionnuala, 7st. 41b.;' Housewife, 7st.' 41b.; Toil, 7st 41b ■ Mcltchikoif, -7st. 21b.; Munster, 7st. 21b!'; Ll Gallo, 7st. 21b.; Tabasco, 7st. lib.; Tact, 7st.j Prince Merriwse, 7st.; AchiU ledes, 6st. 131b.; Royal Irish, fist. 111b.; Waiuta, fist. 111b.; Lady Glen, 6st. 101b.;Alf Delaval, fist. 101b: ; Gold Fran, 6st! 101b.; Tbrace; .6st. 101b.; Dunijannon, 6st;lolb.; Idra, 6st. 101b.; Royal Rufus 6st. 101b.. ...

MT. EDEN STEEPLECHASE. Three miles.-Bonny Jean, list. 91b.; Troublesome, list. 51b.; Tararu Jack, list. 41b.; Eanza Mist, list.; Tragedy King, lust. 181b.;' Addnought, lflst. 51b.; • Gluepot,' lOst.rdlb:; Ingenkender, 10st. 21b.; Capt. Lock, 9st. :131b.; Spalperibn, 9si: 131b.; Simple Sam, 9st. lllb.;» Tinoioto, 9st. 111b.; Pip, 9st. 101b.; Gluterino, 9st. 91b.; The Channel,. 9st. 71b.; Kaiw'hakahaere,• 9st. 71b.'; Pairere, 9st. 71b.; Jacaranda, 9st. ' .DOMINION -HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—Mill o' Gowrie, 9st.; Hopfield, Sst. 61b.; Ring Lupin, Sst.'4lb.; Eekanui, Sst. 31b.; Kauri King, Bst. 31b.; Hiero, 7st. 131b.; Cardrona, 7st. 81b.; Carlysian, 7st. 51b.; Lady Jack, 7st. 51b.;. Kitty Bellairs, 7st. 31b/; Eockfield, 7st.; Fabriquette, 6st. 101b.; Bellaoity, fist. 101b.; Lady Paula, 6st. 101b.; Glad Tidings, Bst. 101b.; Lord Ainslie, 6st. 91b.; All Talk. 6st. 71b.;' Waihinepai, 6st. 71b.; General Joffre, 6st. 71b.; Lady Amarus,. 6st. 71b.; Jocular, fet. 71b.; Pink Tie,'fist. 71b.; Step, 6st. 71b.; High' Jinks, ■ 6sty"7lb.; Juanna,'fist. 71b.; Kiriwinning, 6st. 71b.;' Keep Watch, 6st. 71b. WAITAKEREI HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Tinopai, 9st.; Lightning, Sst. Vlu.j Glenroy,' Sst. 41b.; x Bluestone, Sst. 31b.; Glenspire, Sst. 21b.; Jtekanui, Sst. 21b.; Hiero, 7st. 121b.; Housewife, 7st. 101b.; Downbam, 7st. 71b.; Torotoro, 75t..71b.; Carlysian, 7st. 41b.; Lady Jack, 7st. 41b.; Last Call, 7st. lib.; Kitty Bellairs,' 7st. lib.; Eockfield, fist. 131b.; Fabriquette, 6st; 91b.; Anan, fist. 91b.; Bellacity, 6sjt. 71b.; Gold Necklet, 6st. 71b.; General Jofl're, bst. 71b.; Opposition, 6st. 71b. MT. EOSKILL HANDICAP. Nine furlongs.—Mill o' Gowrie, lOst.; St. Francis, 9st.; Brown Sock. Sst. lllb.: Fisher, Bst. 101b.; British Arch, Sst. 91b.; Corregidor, Bst. 91b.; Silver Lupin, Bst. 81b.; Idra, Sst. 21b.; Marble Star, Sst. 21bl; Thrace, 7st. lllb.; Chilblain, 7st. lllb.; Plenipotent 7st. lllb.; Bezmar, 7st. lllb.; King of the Valley, 7st. 91b.; Takinini, 7st. 91b. ; Uncle N«d, 7st. 91b.; Kereone, 7st. 8lb.; Penniless, "st, 61b.; Kiriwining, 7st. 51b.; Sir Ralph, 7st. 41b.; Dungannon, 7st. 41b.; Sleepy-Jack, 7st. 21b.; Lady Energy, 7st. lib.; Porphyry, "st.; Paddington Green, 7st.; Welshman, 7st.; Gluotanus, Vat.;Wartime, 7st.; Boson, 7st.; Glucian, 7st.; Eegio, 7st.; Gin-Sling, 7st. Eralf, 7st.; Caber Feagh, 7st.; Paul More, 7st;j Oaklands, 7st. WELTER HANDICAP. Sgvon furlongs—Glenroy, 9st. 101b.; Kauri King, 9st. Gib.; Rebel, 9st. 51b.; Meltchikoff, 9st. 21b.; Glenopal, 9st.; Toki, Bst. 121b.; Torotoro, Sst. lllb.; Downham, Sst. lllb.; Merriwee, Bst. "lb.; Phosphorus, Bsl. 6lb.j Loyal Arch, Sst. 51b.; AchilJedes Sst. 51b.; Eockfield, Bst. 51b.; Cardrona, Sst, 41b.; Erroneous, Sst. 41b.; Prince Soult, Bst. 31b.; Last Call, Sst. 31b • Pendoon, Bst. 31b.; Dancastor, Sst. 21b 'Xady Glen, Sst. 21b.; Alf Delaval, Bst "lib ; Bluer/line, Bst.; Thrace, Ssb.; Bowler, Sst. Arcb ,- '**•' Pre-eminent, Sst.; Welshman, 8sl.; Step, Sst.; Ahuriri, Sst.

WESTLAND RACES

SIB HAMILTON WINS AUTUMN HANDICAP. Bv Telegraph—Press Association. Hokitika, April 11. Fine weather prevailed for the Westland Racing Club's Easter meeting'. There was a good attendance, and the fields constituted a record. The totalisator investments amounted to .£slßl for the seven races, as compared with £6190 last year,,

HAMILTON MEMORIAL HANDICAP Seven furlongs. 1 Gallupin, Sst. 31b i 2 Divorce, Bs't. 31b. "'."'. a 3 Bradaihajite, 9st. 61b ' u Also started: 2 Tantalus; 3 Sir Hamilton; 7 Hoyal. Dragooni 5 -VflnthoH; 8 ALulga Bill; S Uleu Caunich. Time lmin. 29 2-6seo. COMMEMORATION HANDICAP, of SO sots. Five furlongs and a halt. 2 Goldeu Morn, 9st. 91b i 3 KilteS3,. : 9st. 91b 3 i Listen, Bst. slb •. 3 Also started: 6 Chudic; 1 Tip Up; 5 Bymettius; 8 Melford; !l Clanniena; y Epworth. Time, lmin., U 2-ssee. EXPRESS HANDICAP TKOT (saddle). One mile. . 1 Energy, ssec. .'. 1 2 The bprinter, 2seo. a 5 Trojan, Ssec ;t The placed horses were, close together, at the finish. Time, 2min. 26 3-ssec. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of m sovs. One mile and a quarter. • 3 Sir Hamiltun, 9st. lib 1 5 Invader, Bst. 81b. .....; 2 1 Bradamante, 9st. 21b. 3 Alsp started: Glenongly; 8 Mollyrnawk; 6- Antiope. . Won by naif a length. Time, 2min. 18sec. CENTURY HANDICAP TROT (harness)-. One mile and a half. t Capt. Woodburn, Bsec. 1 7 Lucy Wallace, 4sec 2 6 Miss Eye, Bsec. ...: S ■ Four others started:' Won by a length. i Time, 3min. 48 2-ssec. ! HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Seven , , . furlongs: i Divorce, 9st. ' 1 1 War Hawk, Sst. 41b 2 7 Glenowl, fct. 91b 3 Also started: 6 Undecided; 10 Glenongly; 5 Trilby; 3 Sport; 2 Curator; . 10 Mulga Bill; 8 Miraculous; 10 Repeat. Time, lmin. 37sec. OLD IDENTITIES' HANDICAP. Five ... furlongs. ( Tip Up, 9st 91b. ~•-. •' ! I'arlovna, 9st. 71b .'.•'.. 2 HvmettMß, 76t. 131b. ...-....'. 3 A very close finish. Time, lmin. <6ec.

MANAWATU RACING. CLUB HANDICAPS.

I '•' The following handicaps have been doj olaxed bv Mr. J-.- E. Henrys' for the Manawatu Racing Club Meeting:— . KARERE HURDLES,,, of 100 boys. One mile and three-quarters. ' .' st. lb. St. lb. . E! Gallo 12 13 Luperino ..... 10 1 Harbour Otter 3 9 '.Light llil Foeman 9 7 Plymouth ... ll' 8 .Tackman, 9 4 Gl'adful 11 3 • Ruatangata ' 9 4 Arlington ... 11 2 TareTo 9 3 Mahzoltov .... 10 9 Sensitive 9 2 Diavolo 10 8 Maryland .... 9 0 Leonta ...10 8 Zetes 9 0. Sir Donald ... 10 3 Tatimi ........ 9 0 Sir Fisher ...10 3 Mairua 9 6 Portland Ballygowan 9 0 Lady-.;...... 10 3 Pawerewere 9 0 Blackall ...... 10 2 The Channel 9 0 •• Simple Sam 10 1 ..AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 300 sots. v .-. Nine furlongs. St. lb. . st.lb.. Chortle 9 13 Mascot ..'. 7 0 Bee 9 6 Perfidy 6 13 Adjutant 9 5 Tree Lucerne 6 13 Multufual -... 9 1- Montana' 6 13 Croesus 8 13 Botanist 6 13 Egypt 8 13 Munster 6 13 Rewi Poto ... 811 Art 6 12 Rahgiteio .... 8 11 Black Ada ... 0 12 Menelaus ..... 8 9 Hyllus ' 6 10 Cleft 8 8 Hendra ....... 6 9 Multiplication 8 7 Tirana 6 7 Teka 8.7 Ladify .' 6 7 Good Hope... 8 5 .'Golden GrafChakwana, ....■ 8 3 ton 6 7 .■Flying Start- 8 3 Want '6 7 Analogue 8 0 The Summit 6 7 ■ Hushman .... 8 0 Gaycium 6 7 Bjorneborg ... 7 13 Sir . Wallace 6 7 Shrill ..:..;..... 7 13 Hylatus 6 7 Multicipal ... 7 11 Thrace fi 7 . Tressida .;.... I ' 79' Detroit fi 7 Orleans ........ i 7 5 .Hushabye ....-6 7" Housewife ... 7 5 Wapping ....',. fi 7 Beltane 7 5 Antwerp ...... 6 ,7 Gang Awa ... 7. 4 Sunny Climes fi 7 Lady Middle- Sileniis 6 7 ton 7 4 Victoris 6 7 Multaine 7.1 Rosori ~ 6 7 LINTON HACK WELTER, of 139 soys. One mile and a distance. ■■;-■ ■■ '.■'■ : st.lb. . ' . st.lb. •Art- .....10 5 Battle Song 8 2 Multaine 10 i 5 Killard .7 13 Sir Tarka ... 9 9 Namur 7 12 Thrace .....:. 9 5 Rongora ...... 712 Don Pacifico 9 5 Ohoreka ....;.' 712 Camel Arch 9 3 Golden March 7 11 Ryl6tone .9,3 Pergola 710 Pomeroy 8 13 Waterform ... 7 10 Midnight Hastie 7 10 . Star 8 '9 Rio 710

i Rcvelanta-.:. 8 (I ■'Mystified .... 7 9 .Spain ......;,.. 8 8 ,St. Bees 7 7 Dood .' 8 7 Ab»irmoana:.. 7 7 Crown Head. 8 5 Westella 7 7 Silemi9 ' 8 4 Headache. .....7. 7 , Capt. Glossop 8 2 WOODEY HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs. :.', ..... st.lb. St. lb. Starengo 10 1 Fotheringay... 7 i Cheloma ... 9 9 May Morn ... 7 3 Ayah 9 3 Tidra '7 2 Nobleman ... 9 0 Pergola ...... 7 2 Cora Ora 8.13 Johnny Wal- , Gayoium ..;. 812 ker 7 2 / Matty 8 (11 Manhattan ... 7 t ■ Garrnel Arch 811 Mystified 7 1 ■ Carlatour ...'8 9 Borsil 612 Eaunianawhiriß 8 Galore 612 Sabana 8 6 Powder King 6 H Splendidus ..'.'B 5 "Multive ;..... 610 'Lady Edith... 8 5 Woodlark ...6 10 Colonnade 8 5 Eawakore ..... 6 9 Madam 1 Eis-\ .Quin's Post... 6 9 tori .......... 8 i Firing Line.:. 6 9 • Kilkee : 713 Coral.Queen... 6 7 Spangle ...... 713 Blue and Hupana 712 Black J... 6 7 . Petruchio ..... 7 12 Rora 6 7 Tinkler- 7 12 Westella '~... 6 7 Penniless 711 Tipperary' Winter Cherry 7 9 Lass 6 7 TELEGEAPH HANDICAP, of 300 sots. Six furlongs. : st.lb. st.lb. Croesus 9 13 Beltane 711 Tete-a-Tete ...9 13 Interlude ... 7 7 Sweet Corn.;; 9 4 Housewife ...7 7 Form Up 9 3 Centre 7 7 Koesian 9 1: Shiela. ........ 7 7 Gazique ...... 8.13 Botanist 7 7 Nystad 8 13 Aya.h 7 5 Multifual ... 813 Revocation ... 7 3 Multiplication 8 12 -Lady Black... 7 2 Chakwana. '... 811 Veto ...: ; 7 2 Sweet Tipper- Tree Lucerne 7 2 • ary 8 9 Sarah Grand 613 Shrill 8 9 Cora Ora • 612 Moutoa Queen 8 9 Tirana. 611 Good Hope ... 8 9 Eockfield .. fi 10 Hushman ...8 9 Settler 610 Wainiatoa. ... S 5 Glorify 6 9 Zuland 8 3 Coropett 6 7 i' Starengo ■'. 8 3 Jean Laddo ... 6 7 Ohiwia 8 1 Winter Cherry 6 7 Tressida 8 0 Madam EisBrambletye ... 7 13 tori „ 6 7 Byginas 7.13 Need 6 7 Cease Fire ... 713 Vladineau ... 6 7 Cherry Bios- Goldbearing... 6 7 som 7.19 Powder King 6 7-

METROPOLITAN TROTTING MEETING

WEATHER CAUSES POSTPONEMENT. By Telegraph—lVess Associative. . .Christchurch, April 11. Owing to heavy rain, the second day of the Metropolitan Trotting , Clubs Meeting has been postponed until Saturday next. ' AUCKLAND TROTTING HANDICAPS. Mr. F. W. Edwards has declared the following handicaps for the opening day of the Auckland Trotting Club's Autum'u' Meeting:— ' IMPROVERS' HANDICAP. One mils and a half.—Byrl Mac, Jlimit; Roseate, limit; Favour Royal, 12yds. behind; Special Irish, 12yds. behind; Precision, 12yds. behind; Sandy Patch, 12yds. bohind; Quarryman, 13yds. behind; Cells, 12yds. behind; Miss M'Kinneg, 12yds. behind; Typhoon, 12yds. behind; Miss Murphy, 12yds. behind; Miss George, 12yds. behind: Kingsland, ISyds. behind; Bluewood, 48yds. behind; Sweet Memory, 48yds. behind; Dignity, 60yds. behind; Merry Maid, SJyds. behind; Murphy, 81yds. behind; .Taylyn, 84yds. behind; Kereone, 96yds. behind; Papatina, 132 yds. behind;. Snringbok, ■ not' eligible. MANGERE HANDICAP. One mile e.nda half.—Dimboola, limit; Nancy Maxwell, 12yds. behind; Sabiska, 12yds. behind; Sweet Mint, 12yds. behind; Rachel Ta.t/i2yds. behind; Lady Nettlie, 12yds. behind; Lord Bacon, I2yds. behind; Wilding, 12yds. behind; Gallipoli, 12yds. behind; Charming Rod, 12yds. be-

hind; Lovelight, 12yds. behind; rangi, 12yds. behind; Te Awa, 12yds. behind; Lady Burlington, 12yds. behind; Ihiimata, 21yds. behind; Pitaroa, 36yds. behind; George Akwood, 36yds. behind; Belgian Queen, 36yds. behind; Sweet Lillian, •iSyds.- behind: Louvima, 48yds. behind; Nellie Clive, 72yds. behind; Sirene, 81yds. behind; Lord Minto, 84yds. behind; Prize Pearl, lOSyds. behind; Lord Lytton, 156 yds. behind; Comedy Chief, handicap 'withheld pending further information.

. CAMPBELL HANDICAP. Two miles. —Olive, limit; Waverley, limit; Gold Crest, limit; Jolly Girl, limit; Derby Dillon, limit; Lady Haldane, limit; Santldrift, 12yds. . behind; Pax, 12yds. be.hind; Pearl d'Or, 12yds. behind; Harold Junior, 12yds. behind; Cora Dillon, 60yds. behind; Jewel Chimes, 72yds. behind; Reggie Huon,.Blyds. behind; Steel Bell, lOSyds. behind. . . EASTER HANDICAP. Two milesSjambok, limit; Treanac, limit; Bushchild, limit; Miss Chevalier, limit; Bellgana, limit; Lord Minto, 12yds. behind; Manuka Park. 12yds. behind; Goldstream, 24yds. behind; Branston, 24yds. behind; Skylark, 36yds. behind; Kempsoy, 18yds. behind; Will-o'-the-Wisp, 48yds. behind; Mahinga, 48yds. behind; Hynieh, 48yds. behind; Nerone, 48yds. behind; Todd Bells, COyds. behind;Hova, 72yds. behind; Tim Doolan, 72yds. behind; Wereoa, 84yds. behind; Lieutenant, 90yds. behind; Albert. Wallace, 96yds. behind; Austnrio, 96yds. behind. HOBSON HANDICAP. One mile and a half.—Kempsey, limit; Selkirk, limit; Tim Doolan, limit; Olive Palm, limit; Wereoa, 12yds. behind; Chaos, 12yds. behind; Lieutenant, 34yds. behind; Miss Rolfe, 4Svds.' behind; Wallace M., 48yds. behind; Phyllistina, 60yds. behind; Piecework, 60yds. behind; Huia Grey, 60yds. behind.

STEWARDS'-HANDICAP. One milo and a hnlf.—Papatina, limit; Matilda, limit; Gold Boy, limit;' Miss Huon, Jun., limit; Amberite,, limit; Tattles, 12yds. behind; Grattan Chimes, 24yds. behind; Ivan Huon, 24yds. behind; Billy Parole, 36yds. behind; Lady Park,, 60yds. hehind; Todd Bells, behind; Sol, 84yds. behind; Hova, 84yds. behind; Miss Dexter, 84yds. behind; Auckland Girl, lOSyds. behind: Blackthorn, 108 yds. be-hind;-Lad v Wilmington, 120 yds. behind; Lord floanchild, 156 yds. behind; Red Heather, 156 yds. behind CORNWALL HANDICAP. One mile. —Fake Alarm, limit; August Child, limit; Derby Dillon, limit; Alf. M'Kin-ne-y, Kj'ds. behind; Prince Rufus, 12yds. behind; Havoc, 12yds. behind; Steel Bell, 3Gvds. .behind; General Wilkes, 60yds. behind; Dillon Bell, 60yds. behind. MARCONI HANDICAP. One mile.Lady S., limit; Leading Light, limit; Siambo'k, limit; Nerone, 12yds. behind; Olive Palm,. 12yds. behind; Skylark, 12yds. behind; Lord Victor, 12yds. behind; Will-o'-the-Wisp, 24yds. behind; Lord Specialist, 24yds. behind'; . Albert Wallace, 24yds. behind; Lucille, 36yds. behind; Piecework, 36yds. behind; Dorothy Dimple, 48rds. behind; Bronze Patch, 45yds. behind; St. Trella, 48yds. behind; Prinzora, 48yds. behind; Wallace M;, 48yds. behind;. Huia Grey, 60yd6, behind; Waterfall, 60yds. behind: Normintson', COyds. behind; Salamander, 72yds. .behind; G.M., 84yds. behind;! Princo Rufiis, 84yds. behind.

Acceptances for the first day's events of the Wellington Autumn meeting will close at 9 p.m. on Friday.