SUMMER RACES

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 101, 23 January 1919, Page 6

SUMMER RACES

WELLINGTON MEETING OPENS GREAT CROWDS ATTEND EXCITING CUP CONTEST RED RIBBON AND REWI POTO DEAD-HEAT The Wellineton Racine Club's Summar Meeting was opened at Trentham' yesterday in sunehine and misj. Though ai light rain hung about "the hills all day it was not until well' on in the. afternoon that N it made itself at all unpleasant. There was a great crerwd present, and the totalieator recorded an increase of nearly £10,000 on the eum put through the machine on the correspondine day last year. This was the first ■ Weilineton race day Biiice the ending of the war, and there was a welcome return to a good train service. The Eailway Department's arrangements appeared to work very Bmoothly and satisfactorily. 'The racing was excellent, and the Cup provided one of the best of races and one of the most, exciting- finishes: Tor some days before the meeting it appeared as. though tho Eiddifbrd bracket (Menelaus, with H. Gray up, and: Mascot) would be the machine but a great trfal by Eed Eibbon brought the mare into favour'. However, on the race carde Punka and Kilmoon ware found to be bracketed, and the public eventually made these two southerners the actual favour ites.r Tho consistent'Eed Ribbon was Se' in demand, and then the Eiddiford pair The betting -was very heavy, over £10,000 being invested. "The race was a fine- contegt throughout, and *n [« field turned into, the straight most of the horses had chances. A furlong from the post Eewi Poto shot out and .left the field, but shortly afterwards Eed Eibbon got clear, and becan to overhaul Bewi Poto at a tremendous rate., Amidst a Eceno of excitement the mare got up in S to dead-heat with Bewi Poto Punka, wlm had run a good race; was third, aim Heathercote fourth. A" thing worth notiolne about Eewi- Poto's succese is the which . a horse carrying about t*e height allotted to Mm scores vpar-olds and two-year-olds. The race went to GlSung, and Warplanj beatSurV Tnne o field C o? d the la be e st handicap Bprintert conteßted the f last eventoonn n the e «d. The race went to',Nanna, winner of-tho E was on ?ewi-Poto, who dead«Si^&def,cUo,S then failed over the last bit. 1 ? P» finished strongly, and won racely by a I*!! clear of Hendra, Kiltess, aad V inter j ° Hurry Up was backed down <V> a very.j short .price in the Trial' Plate, hut after having every chance .he was third place. Fulica led for halt *;• m«e. when Paddington Green and Odla took charge, and the favourite was next. '.After- | Blow ran to the lead two furlongs \ from ; hoiue, and'she and the favourite sYiook off the others. Afterglow won nicely ft.om First Salute,"who-finished well, and.btat, the favourite by a head. PaddingU-n Green and .Cello were next. .Sardinia fen, and tho injuries ho .received necessitated:. I his destruction. A. Keed, his rider, was removed' to α-hospital. • . : There was great , excitement as the field paraded for the Cup. K. Young had the mount'-on Mascot, as A. Eeett was_tao ehaken'to ride. In the birdcage the field looked well. ■ In the preliminary Kilmoon and Kose Pink moved a trifle short, but the others were striding alone nicely. -A very bi"- v pool was on the machine, over £10,OCO being,invested, -which- is a'record fori'the club. Some- hundreds journeyed! down to see the start. At the barrier Kilmoon was on the inside, with Nobleman Heathercote, and Eowi Poto next. Client-was in the centre, and Eed Ribbon and tho Eiddiford bracket were on the ex- j treme outside. , With tho exception of Bewi Poto and Ladogeur the field' stood,' lip well. A good start was effected, all 1), but Eewi Poto, who hung a- trifle,. leaving I tho mark well. Passing the. stand the first | time Kilmoon and Heaihercote were in front, with Nobleman and Punka next, and Client bringing op the rear. The order, was much the same at the mile, where the leaders wore followed by Nobleman. Ladbgeur, and Eed Eibbon. At the Bix-furlongß the leading po3itione were •unaltered, but Battle Kong was improving his position. A turlong lurther Nobleman pulled himself up to Kilmoon and Heathercote, while shortly afterwards Ladogeur and Punka also joined the vanguard. Entering the straight tho field was buuclied, and the colours of Ladogeur, Nobleman, Kilmoon, and Eewi Poto were prominent, with Eed Eibbon just behind on the fence. A furlong from "home Eewi Poto shot out, and a little later Eed Eibbon got clear. In a great • etruggle the mare the leader, and amidst a scene of excitement they crossed the line together.'two lengths clear of Punka, Heathercote, Battle Song, and.Eoso Pink finished next in that order. The judge declared, a dead-heat, a decision that met with general approval. Menelaus an Mascot failed badly, as did Client and Snub, but the rest of the field were always prominent. Contrary to expectations the Stakes prored a good thing for Gloaming, who began smartly, and had Surveyor, who was a. hot favourite, stretched the whole way. The two-year-old found his penalty too much, and" in the finish Warplane cut him out of second money> Gloaming was always in charge, and it is evident that his sprinting ability has not been impaired by racing over longer courses. The Euapehu Handicap was another heavy betting race. "Hymarty was favourite, but Active and several of the others had good foUowings. A heavy miety rain was fallinjr while the race was run, anu over the first part it was difficult to pick up tho colours. When they entered tho straight Moorabbe and Hymarty were' together, but Active was also handy, lloorabbo and Active singled themselves out. and tho mare won by a length. Hymarty was close up third, and then came Eoyal Prince and King's Arindur. The Telegraph Handicap proved a good thing for JJauna. .- Silver-Link waa in charge till well down the straight whero she tired, and Nanna- tool; the lcnd,\nnd won nicely from Acre, who finished fast in second place. TBENTHAJI APPRENTICES , HANDICAP, of 200 bovs. One mile. 3 Mr. 0. H. , Cato's b. g. Palm Oil, by Maniapoto—Largesse,'3yrs.,Bat.3lb. ■ (J. Smith). 1 5 Mr. H. E. Card's b. m. Jlomac, 75t.131b. (J. Hockley) 2 1 Mr. H. W. Brown's br. f. Eed Signal, 7at. Zlb (E>-S. Bagby) 3 (Winner trained by A. White.) Also started: 2 Eetard, 9st. (L. Berry); 6 Oooing, Bst. 41b. (J. Bittle); 4 Consultation, 7st. 131b. (M. D. o'Bhea); 7 Eiaingham, 7st. 131b. (E. Macltie): 8 Dick. 6st. mi. (D. Morris). Won by a neck. The third horse a length away. Time, lmin. 43 l-sscc. NDESKEY HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Five furlongs. For two-year-olds. 2 Mr. W. Jl. Gaisford's b. g. Bindle. by Solfcriuo-Happy Valley. 7st. 131b. \ , (B..Dceley) 1 1 Mr. G. I). Stead's ch. f. Sundance, Bst. 51b (C. Emerson) 2 3 Sir George ClitFord's b. c. Mncduff, Set. 61b , :... (H. Young) 3 (Winner trained by J. Sullivan.) Also Btartcd: 4 Murihiku. 7st. 91b. (R. 8. Bngby); 5 Motuihi, 7st. 81b. (A. Eced); 9 Eebuff, 7jt. 41b. (F. Corlett): 6 Fortrix,' 7st. 21b. (G. Young); 5 Ohaeronia. 7st. (L. Morris); 12 Idleness, 6st. 12lb. (h. Manson); 7 Nureing Sister, 6st. 121br-(J. Hockley);/ 10 North Loburn, 6s>t. 121b. (G. Carmont);., 13 Eusset, Cat. 101b. (M. D. O'Shea); 8 Arch

Saluto. 6st. 101b. (J. Maokesey); 11 Hytinas, 6st. 101b. (L. Berry).

Won by a length and a half; half a length between second and third. Time, lmiu. lsec. Moutuihi and Ohaeronia were bracketed on the machine. ANNIYEESAEV WELTEE HANDICAP, of 400 sovb. One mile. 2 Mr. L.' MiCenzie's br. g. Hyttus, by Hymettus—Enna, syrs., Bst. (L. Morris) 1 1 Mr. G. L. Stead's b.- g. Melee. Bst. (C. Emerson) 2 4 Mrs. H. JT.' Campbell's ch. s. BaEdad, Bet. 121b (F. Waddell) 3 (Winner trained- by W. Griffith.) Also started: 11 Orowhuret. 9et. lib. (J. Olsenl; 8 Glorify. 9st. (B. Hatch); 3 Winter Cherry, 83t. 121b. (P. Ellis); 9 Gold Soult. Bst. 101b. (0. Price); 12 Scornful, But. 101b. (i Ounphelft; 5 Hendra. Bst. 91b. , (H. Gray); 7 Kiltese. Bst. 51b. (P. Bmdv); 9 GoldFtream. Bst. (H. Younc): 14 Pacific Slope, Bst. (A, Beed); 10 Eevocation, Bst. (R. Heed); 6 Galore. _Bst. (jr. M'DonaldV Won by a length, with a length between second and third. Time, lmin. Aisee. Gold Soult ifid Goldfltream were bracketed on the machine. 'TEIAL PLAI.'E, of 700 sovb. Seven furlongs. For three-year-olds. i Mr. G. D. Greenwood's br. f. Afterplow, by Demosthenes-Singlow, 7st. 41b (E, Marine) 1 8 Mr. J. T.' M'Cracken's b. c. First, . Salute. 7st. 71b (M. M'Carten) 2 1 Mr. J. Goring Johnston's blk. s. •• Hurry "Up. 7st. 71b. (inc. 31b. 0.w.) (B. Eeed) 3 (Winner trained by R, J. Mason.l Also etartfld: 4 Paddington Gr°en. Bst. 31b. (H. Gra?>: 7 'Cnllo. Brt. (C. P-icc): 2 Bobur, Bst. (E. Deelev); 5 Sardinia, Bst. (A. Beed): 6' SiCTorella, Bst. (B. Morrio); 9 Fulica. Tst. , ilb.,-inc; 3Hb. o.w. (L. Morris). " Won by two length*: half a length bet.ween second, and third. Time. lmin. 28 2-sFee. Ml, broke a lee. and was destroyed, A. Eeed, his rider, was removed to. a TiospitaL , "> i WELMNGTON" OUP HANDICAP, of 1300 soys. One mile and a. half. ! 2 Mr. F. Dorset's ch. m. Eed Eibbon, br Elevation—Blue Bibbon. 6yrs.. Bst. . lib - (B. Deeley) t 6 Mr. Walter Baleieh's blk. h. Eewi Potn, /by Maniapoto—Thp Bnyne. - aged. 7et. 101b. (B. Eeed) t I Mr.' J. B. Eeid's b. f. Punko. by :' Cooltrim-Drowsy. v 3yn>.. 7st. 51b. , /-■ (E. S. Bagby) I ' tDead heat. , (Eed Eibhon trainnd by W. Garrett and Eewi Poto by E. Johnson.) jUr.o started.:. 7 Client. 9st. ...! (n. Price) 0 3 Mennlaus.. 8?t. lllb. (H. Gray! (1. 4 Nobleman. Bb+. 101b OT. v O J 3 Jfoscot Bst. 81b. :. ; (H. Youne) 0 II Snub, Set. lib (.T. .Camphel]) 0 1 Kilmoon Bst (C:. Emerson) 0 9 7st. 91b. .yi. 0 5 Heath«rcote.' 7ct. 51b. :■'■ 'G. Yonngl 0 10 Hof» Pink, 7st. 31b. (J. Fonklev)\o 8 Battle Song. 6=t. 131b '(Morris) 0 Bewi Poto shot, to the front in ■ the straight, but with a great flnishintr run T?ed Eibbon got' up pnd the pair Dmsed the post togeth-"-. PunVn titbi thr?» lengths- Vway thi'd. Tine, 2min. 33 3-sseo. Tho machine braolwts were:— Menelaus and. Mascot and Kilmoon arid Punka. . ; *■> . PEEVIOUS WINXEES.

*Mr. J. B. Reid's mare Glifdsbmo was first past the post—time. '2min. 33 ,3-ssec.— but was disqualified three months later, owing'to having, been ridden hy a then unlicensed apprentice (F. D. Jones).' WELLINGTON STAKES, of 750 sovs. Five ■ furlorfgs. For two-year-olds and three-year-olds! , • 2 Mr. G. D. Greenwoods b. p. Gloam-. ing, hy The Welkin—Light, 3yrs„ 9st. 31b <?■ De»ley) 1 4 Mr. J. Goring Johnston's b. 1 War- ! piano. 2vrs„ 6at. ; 121b: -• (R; S. ??gby)' 2 ! 1 Mr. G. 11, Stead's ell. c. Survivor, 2yrs., j. . 7st. 121b (0. Emerson) 3 (Winner trained by B. J. <Manon.l. • ' Also staited: -J Tnrfred". Bst. 31b. (H. I Gray);'s'Cremdec. 7flt. 91b. (L. Morris); : 6 Amythas, 6st. 121b. (M. P. 0 Shea). '■ Won by three lengths: th» third horse J another i'hciid away. Time, 58 3-ssec.,-HANDICAP. - of 300 sovs. Six I furlongs, j 7 Jl'r. W. Nirtd's oh. m. Moorabhe. by ' : yasco—Lady Majestic. 4vrs„ 7et, 101b. i : • . (0. Emerson) 1 2 Mr. W. G. Herbert's ch. Active. Bst'. 41b :■..•••• fH. Gray) 2 I 1 Mr. F.. Ormond's oh. m. Hymarty; ! 7 s t 51b (M. M'Carten) 3 I (Winner trained by R. Emerton.) I Al«o started: 8 King's ArmonvSst. 311). <C. Price); 3 Zabism. 7st„ 1211). (B. Deeley): 10 Royal Prinze, 7st. fib. (G. Young); 9 I Penury Rose- 7st. 51b. (F. Corlett): 4 Arch Lassie. 7st. 51b. (M. 1 M'DonaM): 5 Rebeftnli, 7ut. (R. S. Bagby): 13 Lady Penza. «St. 12!b. (L. Morris): 11 Astmome, Mt. 121b. fTI. Reed): 12 Whaksit.ira, 6st. 131b„ inc. lib o.w. (R. Styles): 14Kaimotu. 6nt. 101b. ' W<) n by two 'lengths; the third lioree halt a 'length away. Time. lmin. 13 ;3*seec. K TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. of 750 sovs. \ Six furlongs. • 2 Mr. W. R. Komball's br. m. Nanna, by Martian—Nantes,. 4yrs„ Bst. 81b. ( (]J. Deeley) 1 7 Mr. W. Duncan's b. c. Acre. 8«t. 51b. • I - (0. Price) 2 '10 Mr.. G. P. Hardy's li. p. Croesus, 9st.' 41b. IP. Brady J (Winner trained by W. Hawthorne.) Albo started: 2 Hyraeßtra. lib. M. .Campbell); 8 Nystnd. Bst,. 10lh. (H. Young): '8 Birkenvale.. 7sfe 61b; (R. J''" , d): 4 Miohaola. Bst. 51b. (J. Olscn); 5 Kilboync, Sst. 41b. (B. Morris): 9 Koeslan. Bst. 31b. (0 Emerson); 1 80-P p ep.' fist. * lib. (IT. Grnv); 3 Silver L'-li,' 7st. (R. S. Bngby); fi L'ionr-Wn, 7st. (G. Young): .11 Bonny Briar, fist, lljlh., inc. 211b. o w. (.T Hockley)*'l3 101b.. inc. 31b„ inc. 7?lk o.w. (L. Morris). Won by.a length; half a lcngti between Brrond and third. Time, lmin. 12 2-ssec. 31b. O.W. (M. D. O'Shea); 12 Damien. 7st. ■ i-. '■ ' FOR SATURDAY. The ' following weights , for the second day halve been framed by Mr. H. Coylc:— MUNGAROA WELTPR HANDICAP, of 200

FOXTON MEETING y

I OUP WON BY ALL OVER. By. Telegraph—Press Association.'. ■"- Foxton, January 22. The weather was good for the Foxton Racing Club's Annual Meeting.-There was a record attendance, and the meeting was highly successful. Some dissatisfaction was expressed with the judge's decision in two races, particularly the laei race when, in the general opinion. Otnra "was second. The totalisator handled £25,412, as against £24.995 last year. HACK HURDLES, of 75 sovs. One milo '• and a half. ?. Want, tdst. 91b. v (Lorrigan) 1 4 First Line, 9st. lllb 2 6 Kurapai. 9st.'Blb. 3 Also started: 1 Lord Nelson, 9st. lllb.; 3 Sweet Tipperary, 9st. 91b.; 5. Ekv 9st. 31b.; 9 The Summit. 9st.; 8 Sarbonite, 9st.; 10 Hoatu. 9st.; 7 Gwynne, 9Et Won by two lengths, with y, length between second and third. Time. 2min. 55eoc. HIMITANGIHACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovb, \ Six furlongs. 2 Carmel Arch, BsC6lb 4 1 5 Idle Talk, Bat. 31b '..„ .-. 2 3 Gold Problem. Bst. lllb 3 Alao started: 4 Rajput, Bat. l?»i.; 1 Beloved. 75t..111b.; 7 Mystified, 7st.. 71b.: 9 March On. 7st. lib.; 8 Eene Eosp, 7et.; 6 Dry Up, 7;j. Won by a head, the third horee being very close nn. Time. lmin. 16 l-ssec. FOXTON CUP, of 400 sovs.- One milo and a- quarter.. / 1 All Over. Bst, 131b. (M'Dohald) 1 3 Olaßsification, 7at. 71b :'..; 2 2 Henry CJuy, Bat. 51b ..'..... 3 Also started: 5, Sweet Corn, 9st. 61b.: 4 Hvdrus, Bst. lllb.:' 7 Orleans. 7st. 131b.' 8 Flocution, 7st. 101b.; 6 Master Moutoa, 7ec. 51b.; 9 Comment. 7st. 41b.; 11 Eumania, «pt, 71b.; 10 Namur, 6st. 71b. Won by half a length, a head separating second and third. Timn. 2min'. 9 3-ssec. MAIDEN HAOK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. Weight. Bst. 101b., ■ 10 La Pucelle :.l. , 1 5 Papanui 1. 1 Yankee Jack ' : 3 Also started: 10 Aratika: 2 Fixperience; Glow; 3 Utuwai; 9 Bold Boy; 7 Naughty Girl; 4 Wurrawee; 6 Probity; 11 Glentour; 12 Simon. Won comfortably. Time, lmin. 31 4-ssec. AWA.HOU-HACK WELTEE HANDICAP, of 150 spvs. • About 1 mile and 100 yards. 2 B'onzi, 9st. 41b ." 1 1 Willys Knight, Bst. 61b 2 4 Battle Arrav, Bst. 41b. 3 Also .started: 2 Pomeroy, 6st. 121h.; 5 Arihia. Bpt. 91b.: 4 Applaud, Bst. 61b. Time, lmin. 51 2-SBCC. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Six. furlongs. . 5 Tirana, 7st. 71b (M'Dorinel!) 1. 6 Moutoa Ivanoa. 6st. 91b. ..„....« 3 Starengo. Bet. 91b. .:. : 3 \Also started: 1 Chimera. 7.=*. 131b.: 2 Rawakore. 7st. 101b.: 8 Jean Lsddn. 7st. Gib.; 4 Ahika. 7f.!. 21b.; 7 Bairnsdale, 6st. 131b. ■ - '; Won by a length. Timn. lmin. 'feec. DASH'HACK HANDICAP, of ISO sova. Fivn furlongs, and a .hall. 5 Gold Problem. Bpt, 101b (Bell) )■ 1 Samarang. Bst: 21b. .- ~...'. ;2 3 Wonder. 7st. 71h .~ :.: 3 Also started: 7 Bajput, Bft. Ulb.; 4 Idle Talk. Bst. 31b.: ?. N"nce, 7st. 71b.: 11 Stutter, -7«t. 51b.; 8 Probity, 7ft. 21b.: 6 VoUto, 6ft. 121b.: 12 Jingli-form. 6st, 121h.: 9 Kalma,ndi..6st. 12,1b.; 10 Bora, 6st.. 121b. Won by a length. Time, lmin. lObpc. BEREINCTON WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 sovb: fiev'en furlongs,. 1 Altercation, Bst. 31b 1 4 Sweet Tippprary, Bst. 131b. .- 2 3 Otara; Get. 51b. 3 •Albo atarted: 2 Master Lupin, 9st. 51b.; Need, Bst> 3U).: 6 Pomeroy/ 7st. lllb. Time, lmin. 30 2-ssec. , , j TAKAPUN A- ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph "-■'■■- »«-ioHnn . Auckland, January 22. Acceptances for the opening day of the Takapuua Jockey Club's Summer Meeting TAKAPUNA CUP, of ICCO sovs. ) One milo and a half—Uncle Ned, 9st. 41b.; Teka 9et. lib.; Tinopai, Bst. 41b.; JVII Over, Bst. 41b.; Cynic, 7st. 91b.; Form Up. 7str 71b.; Eoyal Irish, 7st, 71b.; Houaewife, 7st 31b.; Blue Cross,\7st. 21b.; Killard, 7et. -21b -Glenopal, 7et. 21b.; All Talk. 7st. 21b.; Lord Kenilworth, 7st.; Windorah, 6st. 71b.; Marble Star, :6st. 71b. STEWAEDS' HANDICAP, of 450 sovs. Six ftirlongs.—Eekanui, Bet. 121b.; Downham, Bst 31b.; Lighting, 7st. 131b.; Spanner, 7st. 'lllb,; Eing Lupin, 7st. 91b.; Madam Eistori Vet. 81b. ? Athens 11.,75t. 61b.: King Abbey,' 7st. 41b.; Moesman, 7st. 41b.; , Oyresian 7st 31b.; Lord Kenilworth, 7et. 31b. TRIAL HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs-General Stephen, Bat. 131b.; Actrice, Bst. 31b.; Golden Petal, Bst. 31b.; Whitehall, Bst. 31b.; Mountain Gold, Bst. 31b.; . Whitford Belle, Set. 21b.; Lady Bunyan, Bst. 21b.; Lady Eouge, Bst. 21b.; Kumara, Bst.; Mary Bruce, Bst.; EsUai OALUoVe HANDICAP, of 300 bovs.. Five furlongs.-Hetaiua. 9st. 61b.; Canowindra, Bst. 41b.; No Mistake, 7st; 121b.; Princess Charming. 7st." lllb.; Finkop, • 7st, 71K; Navana, 7st. 71b.; EmeTald Hill, 7st. 7 b.; Lady Una, 7st. 51b.; Melting, 41b.; Dixie Land, 7st.; Heathermoon, 6st. 131b.; Mistress Biddy, 6st. 71b. , OREWA HUEDLES, of 250 sovs. About one mile and three-quarterß-Master Hegel, list. 101b.'; Thrace, list. 101b..; Otter. lOst, 101b.; Master Lupin, lOst. 81b.; Tenacious. 9st 81b.; Mahzoltov, 9st.; Seville. 9st. " Makarama, 9st. lib.: Keystone. 9st. 71b; Pcneton, 9st. 31b,; Swastika, 9st.; Gold, , HANDICAP, of- 200 sovs Five Genial Advance. ,Bst 81b.: Ohaupo. Bst. 61b.; Ohinewairua, Bet. 61b.;'Elynn, Bst. 6b" Actrice, Bst. 51b.; Glen Cnsmn. Bet. Bowl. Bst, 31b.:. Fortalin, Bst"3lb; Golden Petal, Bet. 31b.; Backfire, 8a 31b. Froxfield. Bst. 31b.; Sea Prince, Bet 31b. Lady "Petain.. 85t.311).: Miss Ellice, Bst. 31b.; Monocrat. Bst. 31b.: Hessian Bst. 31b.; Sans Gene. Bet. 31b.; Sense. Bst. 31b : WMtapid. tot. 31b.; sss. mrffis* •S'ib.J'iU SKr^a^r^rK^ 7Yt 11 b -Stilts, 7st. lllb.: Winning Shot. W 101b.; Fabriouette, 7st. 101b.: Hylhiß, 7st 911 • : AH Delaval. 7st. 51b.;, Taiamai tot 13 b ; Eevenue, Bst. 131b.; Principal Lady 6st. 91b.; Lady Glen, 6st. 71b.; Step, 6st. 7ib.

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Weicrht. Time, ' Yean - . Winner. ' at. lb. ra. a. 1890 ......... Oynisca 7 9 2 391 189 Cynisca ■ V 12 2 40 1892 Oynisca. 8 12 2 43 1893 ' Retina 7 7. 2 40 1894 ......... VoRentrang 7 V v . 2 41, 1895' . Mahaki 8 6 v 2 39 1896 Brooklet '. 7 3 2 36J 1897 Strathbraan ... 7 6 2 39 ,1898 Uniform. 9 3 2 374-5 1899 Daunt 8 6 2 37 1900 Bjin Djin 7 11 2 38 190 Renown ' 8 10 2 35 2-5 1902 St. /Michael ......' 8 5 2 381-5 1903 " Advance 10 4 ' 2 341-5 1904- )..*Convoy 7 9 , — 1905 Nightfall 8 2. 2 35 1906 Rod" ...< 6 11 2 33 1907 Achilles 9 4 2 35 1908 Jfoloch ■. 610 ; 2 33 4-5 1989 ■ Blue Ribbon ... 6 12 2 35 191 Crucinella 7 12 2 341-5 191 Miss Misnhief ... 7 13 2 34 2-5 191 TJndeiided 7 9 . 2 35 4-a 191 -Sir Solo 7 8 2 352-5 1914: Kilrain 8 3 ' 2 322-5 19151 . Pavlova 7 7 2 32 191 Bee 7 8 ?. 31 3-5 191 BuntinK 7 9 2 313-5 1918 Nobleman 7 9 ' 2 35

- """ sovs. ' One mile. st. lb. Bt. lb. •Robur 9 7. Red;- Signal .,; 7 U Retard ......... 9 7 Mystified ' 7 11 ■ Rienzi 9 0-Warmth 7 8 Winning Shot B 13 Parley Corn... 7 8 Momac 810 Dick 7 7 Sabine ' 8 8 Railand 7 7 Oourtfield ...... 8 5 Seance 7 7 Consultation ... 8 4 Intermezzo .... 7 7 Risinghara ... 8 3 Koyal Battery 7 7 Penury Eose... 8 0 JANUARY WELTEB HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile. st. lb. I st. lb.' Mascot 10 6 Mult n ine 8 2 Hydras 9 T Pnddington Lone Range ... 9 4 Green 8 2 Bagdad ..' 9 1 Cherry Mart... 8 0 Hyttus 813 Hiero 8 0 Glorify 8 1H Fanny Cantain 8 0 Crowtiurst ... 812 ... 8 0 Winter Cherry " 1 '- Coldstream ... 8 0Thaddeua 812 'Cello 8 0 TTfiT-zlrn 8 l 1 Mandrake ... 8 0 Battle Sonr ... 8 10 Cooing :.. 8 0 Onld Soult ... 8 8 Pacific Slope... 8 0 n r l«ans 8 R Revocation ... 8 0 Comment 8 6 8 n KlltcsB .'. 8 4 G.alore 8 0 Cyresian 8 3 Bairnsdale" ... 8.0 FITZHERBERT HANDICAP, of 300 sovb. Five furlongs. Bt,. lh. \ at. lb. Afteetation ... 8 13 JTnlftime 7 i Murihiku 7 M Hnlbran 7 4 Motuihi 7 10 "w Wreath 7 ?. Miss Mimic i.. 7 9 Tfurninrr Ki»t<>r i " Fluency 7 ,9 North Ijoburn 6 13 Ooldon Crozier 78 Miss Gold d.13 Svcorax 7 6 Russet 1 6 13 Tortrix 7 6 Sweet Ponir ... A n Judaea 7 fi| Arch Saluto ... (>13 Tiallah -Rook... 7 4 Fvt.inas fi 13 niiotat'nn ... 7 4 Idleness 6 IS War Bab" ... 7 4 .Chneronia ... f 13 nns 1 '"!Ce Rose 7 t Rebuff/' 6 13 ' 7 4 RACING CT,UB HANDTCVP. of 750\sovs. One mile three furlongs. \ st. lb. ' st l>i. Client 9 0 Karo 7 7 VRed Ribbon ... 8 '3 TT '"itb"-cMe ... 7 7 jironolaua «11 Pink ... 7 3 Nobleman ... 8 11 Detroit 7 3 %fo- R 9 Sonit - * M ■Re'vi Poto 8 1 "■'"dad s 12 Teka 8 .4 'Melee f 11 Snub R " f-'.-ornful (< 9 Kilmoon, 8 0 CvreHn;i (-7 Rnxtone * 1 Trosfian f, 7 KiltjoynO , * 7 12 R1p?e... 6 7 Punka ......... 70,1 Cherry Mart... 6 7 Hydrus 7 10 Pr-ddington Lildoeuer 7 9 Green 6 7 nnsIm"»V ... 7 0 Risingham ... fi 7 Degradation... 7 ! Multive 6 7

DOURO CUP, of 400 sovs. One mile. st. lb. _ at. lb. Melee 9 2 Occasion 7 12 Afterglow 813 Cooing 711 Paddington Signorella ... 7 10 Green 811 Momac 710 Sir FancifuJ ... 8 9 Philomela ... 7 5 llobur 8,8 Courtfield ... 7 5 Palm Oil 8 8 Consultation ... 7 4 Retard 8 7 RiBinsham ... -7 3 First Salute ... 8 5 Penury Rose... 7 0 Hurry Up 8 5 Royal Prince... 7 0 Active 8 5 Red Signal ... 611 Moorabbe ... 8 2 Esperance ... 611 'Cello * 8 0 Star Lady ... 6 <9 Winning Shot 712 Probity 6 7 METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of 400 bovb. Six furlongs. stl lb. st. lb. Croesus 9 5 Silver Link ... 7 8 Nanna 9 4 Birkenvale. ... 7 6 Hymestra ... 9 1 Orowhurst ... 7 4 Gazique 8 12 Glorify 7 0 Nystad 8 10 Kipling: 7 0 Acre 8.10 Lionskin 612 Waimatao ... 8'5 P°macroKue ... 6 11 Michaela 8 3 Chimera 6 9 Kilboyne 8 2 Philomela ... 6 7 Koosian 8 '2 Damien ...... 6 7 Bo-Peep 713 Braid 6 7 . Ladv • General 7 10 Moutoa Onslaught ... 7 9 ' Iranova 6 7 InaJi -7 9 Orleans 6 7 Torfreda 7 8 CAMP HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. '"st. lb. Melee 9 5 . Favourita\ 7 2 Afterglow ... 9 3 Esperance ... 7 2 Sir Fanciful... 812 Trickery 7 0 Bon Spec ...... 812 Mystified 7 0 Hurry Up 8 11 Rebekah A..... 613 Active 8 9 Lady Penza ... 6 10 Moorabbe ... 8 7 Barley Corn... 610 • (Waeion 8 4 Whakatina ... 610 Kinir's Armour 8 1 Rene Rose ... 610 fWillion 7 12 Kaimotu . ...... 6 10 Philomela ... 7 9 Misaland 610 Tuticorn 7 8 Seance 6 10 Tiabism 7 6 Sunburst ... 610 Hymafty 7 • T iV~Worm .... * 11 ... 7 5 Fulica- 610 Royal Prince 7 4 The Sapper ... 610 Arch Lassie ... 7 3 ABtinomc 6 10