TRENTHAM RACES

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 101, 23 January 1920, Page 8

TRENTHAM RACES

BIG HANDICAP GOES TO AMYTHAS = MICIIAELA WINS OPEN SPRINT HOORFOWL AGAIN SUCCESSFUL The Wellington Racing Club's Summer Meeting was advanced another stage yesterday with the riilining of the second day's events, Being a holiday, the attendance was very large, and was easily 011 cof the' biggest ever seen on the tourso. The club were favoured with line weather, but a northerly wind nt intervals made things a little unpleasant The going was much better than on tin* opening day. Speculation was very spirited, nnd the totalisator handled .£85,•M0, as against ifi3,1)50 103. on the corresponding day last year. So far the machine has handled .£134,028 10s., as compared with ,£119,100 for the two-day' meeting .'last year. The racing was again of a Inch standard, and Mr. H. Coyle's handicapping was once more responsible for 6ome exciting finishes. An unfortunate incident marred the running of the ICelburn Plato. Silver Link had just caught Moorfowl when the saddle slipped and Jockey A. J. Nf'Flinn was dislodged. He had a heavy fall, but fortunately he escaped w>tli a bad shakirj. THE RACING DESCRIBED.

Heavy speculation was indulged in on thb opening event, Prince Hal, Rftiland, Parorangi. Fulica, nnd . Santorini all cjvrryiiitf over four figures on the muchir,e.' P.irGrangl set out to win from end to end, nnd he let! into the straight from Santorini. Railand finished fast from the distance, • and got up to win by a head. Chaeronia was close up, $nd then came Santorini and Mumble. For the January Welter Handicap Brackenfield and Lingerie were the best backed. Bonetter, Burrangong, and Royal Exchange being scratched. From a, fnir start tho two favourites quickl.V established themselves in front, and they led into the straight. At the distance Lingerie was in trouble, and Bracken field had to be shaken up to Tes'st challenges by Old Gold and NiglitraideY. J1 ho trio crossed the lino together, the judge giving tho decision to Brackenfield by n head, with Old Gold the same distant"! away. Demagogue and Bagdad wer« next. , _ . Eight and Left, Gasbag, and Demand were all evenly hacked for the. Fitzherber*' Handicap. Saima and Blackmail led into tho straight, with Eight and Left prominent. A furlong from liorno Eight and Left shot out, and though Gasbag challenged vigorously, the top-weight held his own, and won by a narrow margin. Demand was a head away, and then came Blackmail. Only four starters contested the ICel- , burn Plate, Moorfowl being a very shortpriced favourite. Mr. O'Connor got the field off well together, and after they had gone two furlongs Moorfowl and Silver Link were clear of the other'pair. The last-named bad tho favourite in trouble, when suddenly her saddlo slipped, and sho started bucking. M'Pliun was thrown heavily. This allowed the favourite to win easily from Spanner and Astinome. Surveyor, Ivilrttsh, and Paddington Green were withdrawn from the Racing Club Handicap, Amythas, who was ridden by G. 1 Young, was made a pronounced favourite, over 00 being registered on his number. He took chargo at the stand the first time, and, attended by Bonnie Maid, he led a bunched field to tho half-mile. Hero Oratress, was in the rear with Snub. The favourito then came away, and was two lengths cicalas tho straight was entered. Then Oratress ran into second place, but in tho run home 6he could not make any impression on tho leader, who won easily bv a length. Snnb finished on, and got third place, nnd then came Rod Ribbon and Marqueteur,

All started for the Douro Cup. TIIO public selected the bracketed pair (M'atatans and Guanaco), but Starland and Stecpholm were also well bached. Swance River was the quickest to begin, while Volube and Steepholm dwelt at the post. Down the back Matatane joined Swanee River, and tho pair led Trespass and Black Hill. At the four furlongs the posi£ioiis\iero the same, but shortly afterwards Black Hill fell back. Mandrake, War Baby, and Trespass were behind the leaders entering the straight, but tlio last-named then 6hot out and von comfortably. Active and Borealis had a duel for second place, and tlio former aaiin finished in the position. Risingham, Mandrake, Swanee River, and I'alstaff wero the next to finish.

Thero wns another very heavy pool in the Metropolitan Handicap, over'.£l2,ooo being ni lis "P. Only six horses started, but five of them carried over four figures. Surveyor was at the shortest price. . He began well, and led a bunched field into the straight. He was then challenged by Micliaela, and the pair fought a ding-dong finish, victory resting with the mare, who won by .1 neck 80-Pcep was two lengths away third. All.started but Sweet Memory nnd Santorini in the Camp Handicap, five furlongs, for apprentice riders. From a food start Blissfulness, Kinsem, and Asterina were early in the lead. These three -were first into the straight, with JJustard Pot coming fast 011 the outside The first day's winner wenb on to win bv a length and a quarter, with Kinsem a half a length behind Asterinn ( third. Arch Lassie was fourth

DETAILED RESULTS. Detail results are:—, MIJNGAROA WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 sovs.; second 50 sovs., and third ffi $ova. from stake. Seven furlongs. , 2 Messrs. Wallace and Spring's b. m. Kailand, ]>y Finland—Landrail, , •••••••,• (A. Oliver) 1 4 Mr. v\, Hijjtfin a br g.. Parorangi, bv Demosthenes—Pellicle, 3yrs„ Rst. 121b. (K. Hunt) .2 fi Messrs. V. and E. Biddiford's b. g. Chaeronia, by Demosthenes—Formality, 3yrs., 7st. 71b. (A Reed) 3 (Winner bred by T. 11. Lowry and * trained by E. W. Watson). Also started: 1 Prince Hal, 9st. 21b. (J. Campbell); 8 Red Signal, Bst. 91b. (A. M'Flinn): 3 Fuliea, Bst -lib. (L. Morris) : 7 Explorer, 7st. 131b. (J. O'Shea); 5 Santorini, 7st. 131b. (R. Reed); 9 Mumble. 7st. 71b. (A. Dixon). Won bv a head, a length between second and third. Santorini was fourth. Time. lmin. 29 3-ssec. JANUARY WELTER HANDICAP, ot 850 sovs. second 70 sovs., nnd third 35 sovs. from stake. One mile. 1 Messrs. Murphy and Grifiiths's b. g. Brackenfield, by Boniform—GarKaron, 4yrs., Sst. 91b. ... (G. Young) 1 4 Sir..George'Clifford's b. c. Nightraider, bv Martian—Glenowlet, 3vrs„ 7st. 131b (H. Young) 2 8 Mr. 11. A. M'Kenzie's b. g. Old Gold. . by Hvincttus—Florigold, 4yrs„ Sst. 31b. !'. (A. M'Flinn) 3 (Winner bred by G. L. Stead and trained by J. Murphy) Also started: 11 Alteration, 9?t. 111b. (R. Reed); C Bagdad, U. 81b. (S. Walls); 2 Lingerie, 9st. 21b. (H. Gray); 5 Hurry TJp, 9st. lib. (A. Oliver); 10 Paddington Green, Sst, 41b. (R-. Hunt); 7 Tho Speaker, Sst. (M. M'Carten); 5 Demagogue, 7st. 131b. (K, Bagb.v); 9 Prince Delaware, 7st. 71b. (A. Reed). Won by a neck, a head between second and third. Demagogue was fourth. Time, Imm 41 4-ssec. • FITZHERBERT HANDICAP, of 300 sovs.; second GO sovs. and third 30 sovs. from the stake. Five furlongs. 3 Air. G. L. Stead's blk. c. Right ami Left, by Merry Moment—Ell Parole, iyrs., !)st. Mb. (11. Reed) 1 2 Mr. A. 11. Williams's br. e. Gasbag, by Demosthenes—Ladv Celia, 2vrs., Sst. lib (11. Gray) 2 1 Mr. T. A. Duncan's br. g. Demand, by Demosthenes—Bon'lieur, 2yrs„ 7st. Sib (M. M'Carten) 3 (Winner bred by T. 11. Lowry and trained by It. O'Donnetl.) Also started: 8 Saiuin, Bst. 12lb. (A. Oliver); (i Handy, Sst. alb. (A. Reed); 5 Blackmail, Sst. 31b. CL. Morris); 12 Kildee, 7st. 91b. l.\V. Baker); 10 Askari, 7st. 81b. (M. M'Donaldj; 4 Pente, 7st. fib, (R. Bagby); D Insurrection, Tat. (Ai

Ellis); 11 Mountain Chief, 7st. 71b. (J. Hockley); 7 Celmisia, 7st. (W. Tricklebank);* 13 Fori une Teller, 7st. (J. Barry). Won by three-parts of a length, a neck between second and third. Blackmail was fourth. Time, GO 3-ssec. KELHURN PL.i'l'E, of 500 sovs.; second ICO sovs. and third 50 sovs. from stake. Four furlongs. 1 Sir George Clifford's br. f. Moorfowl, by Autumnus—Kirriemuir, 2yrs., Gst. 101b. (A. Ellis) 1 3 Messrs. Richmond and Stead's b. g. Spanner, by The Nut—Dudu, 4yrs„ Ost (H. Gray) 2 i Mr: G. A. Palmer's br. m. Aslinome, by Maniapoto—Hellenois, Bst. lllb. (B. Deeley) 3 (Winner bred by owner and trained by 11. and'A. Cutts.) Also started; 2 Silver Link, Sst lllb. (A. M'Flinn). Won by three lengths. Astinomo well back. Time, ! i 3-ssec. PREVIOUS WIN NEBS. 'Winners ot the race since 1915 are as under:— Year Owner Winner Weight Time 1915 G. P. Jlardy Croesus 8.3 48 1916 T.II. Lowry Egypt 6.12 472-5 1917 J. D. Ormond llymestra 7.5 463-5 1918 G. F. Hardy Gloaming 8.3 46 2-5 1919 G. D. Greenwood Croesus 8.12 47 2-5 WELLINGTON RACING CLUB HANDICAP. of 1000 sovs., seconil.2oo sovs., and third 100 sovs. from the stake. One mile and three furlongs. 1 Mr. F. S. Easton's b. g. Amythas, by Demosthenes—Gold Treasure, 3vrs„ 7st. 71b (G. Young) 1 2 Mr. F. Preston's b. m. Oratress, by Demosthenes—Equitas, iyrs., Sst. 7lb (M. M'Carten) 2 8 Mr. W. R. Kemball's b. g Snub, by Martian—Lady Disdain, aged, Bst. 21b (J. O'Shea) 3 7 Mascot. Bst (A. Reed) 0 G Bonnie Maid, 7st. 131b. (B. Deeley) 0 5 Red Ribbon. 7st. 9lb (R Reed) 0 4 Mnrqueteur, 7st. 81b. (M. M'Donald) 0 3 Melee. 7st. 21b (J. Maskerv) 0 (Winner bredi by late G. P. Donnelly and trained by F. D. Jones.) Won bv a length, three lengths between second and third. Red Ribbon was fourth . Time, 2inin. 21sec. PREVIOUS WINNERS. Winners'of tho race since 1905 arc as under Year Owner Winner Weight Timo 1905 S. W. Tatham Jeanne D'Aro .7.10 2.7 1906 W. Oragg' Letherin 6.11 2.52-5 1907 J. Monk Achilles 9.11 2.7 2-5 1908 D. Buick Tangimoana. 7.4 2.7 4-5 1909 E. J. Watt ' Mil skerry 7.10 2.82-5 1910 W. &h. Stead Iting'dovo 8.4 2.6 4-5 1911 J. H. l'rosser Lady Medallist 8.13 2.63-5 1912 fiir G. Clifford Counterfeit 8 7 2.81-5 1913 E. H. Taylor Ooroniform 7.13 2.8 4-5 1914 A. R. Durrant 8.4 f 2.20 1915 Mr. Marton Pavlova 8.3 2.22 1916 H. G. Taylor ]iee 8.8 2.193-5 1917 Sir G. Clifford Adjutant 7.9 2.20 4-5 1918 Y. 4E. Eiddiford Meneiaua 8.10 2.191-5 1919 G. L. Stead Melco 6.112.192-5

•Distance 1/jr.rcaeed from one mile and n, quarter to one mile-and three furlongs. DOUIiO CUP HANDICAP, of 500 sovs., second 100 sovs., and third 50 sovs. from stake. One mile. G Mr. W. E. Kemball's b. c. Trespass, by Tressaday—Totola, 3yrs., Bst. 51b (J. O'Shea) 1 12 Mr W. E. Herbert's ch. g'. Active,

]>v, Boniform—Effort, 4yrs., Bst. lib (L. Morris) 2 10 Mr. P. R. AValler's b. g. Borcalis, bv California—Austcrlitz, 4yrs., Bst. Gib (R, Bagby) 3 (Winner bred in Australia and trained by W. Hawthorne.) Also started: 1 Matatane, Bst. 101b., and Gtianaco. 7st. 131b. (15. Manson), coupled; 4 Falstaff. Bst. 01b. (B. Deelcy); 7 Black Hill. Bst. 51b. (A. Oliver); 2 Starland, Sst. lib. (G. Young); 5 Risingham, Bst 21b. (R. Hunt); li Flight Commander, fist. lib. (M. M'Carten); 14 Swaneo River, 7st. 131b. (11. Reed); 8 War Baby, Rst. (H. Gray); 9 Mandrake, 7st. 121b (M. M'Donald); 13 Royal Exchange, 7st. 111b. (A. Reed); 3 Steepholm, "6t. Gib. (A. Ellis): 15 Voluble, Gst. 101b. (A. Dixon).

Won bv two lengths, a head between second and third, Risingham was fourth. Time. Imin. 41 3-ssec METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of 500 sovs.; second 100 sovs., and third 50 sovs. from stake. Six furlongs. 2 Mr. Y. T. Barren's br. m. Michaels, by Rokebv—Jcssio Lewars, svrs., Sst. 71b (B. Deeley) 1 1 Mr. W. G. Stead's ch. c. Surveyor, by Nassau—Pedometer, 3vrs., 9s t. " (H. Gray) 2 3 Sir. W- E. Herbert's b. m. 80-Peep, by Bezonian—Shepherdess, 4yrs., 7st. 131b (L. Morris) 3 (Winner bred by Mr. Mantell and trained by J. Ruttledge.) Also started: 4 Acre. 9st. (M. M'Carten) ; G Maiolia, Sst. (R. Reed); 5 Chimera, Bst. 81b. (F. Corlett). Won by a neck, third horse two lengths away. Chimera was fourth. Time, Imin. 13 3-ssec. CAMP HANDICAP, of 250 sovs.; second 50 sovs., and third. 35 sovs. from stake. Five furlongs. 1 Mr. G. B. Slarkey's ch. g. Mustard Pot, by General Latour—Prudish, 3yrs., Bst. 111b (A. Ellis) 1 3 Mr. G. D. Beatson's b. f. Asterina, by Merry Moment—Asteroid, 3yrs., /7st. lib (R. Orange) 2 G Mr. T. A. Dunean's b. f. Kinsem, by Autumnus—Nicotine, 3yrs„ Gst. 101b (J. Barr.v) 3 (Winner bred by owner and trained by F. D. Jones.) Also started: 2 Arch Lassie, Bst. Gib. (R. Mackie); 5 Blissfiilness, Sst. lib. (L. Berry); 9 Kilgour, 7st. 111b. • (R. 1). Morris); 4 Prodigal, Vet. 91b. (Q. Pickens); 8 Sveorax, 7st. 711). (R. Morris); 10 Furling. 7st. Glib. (C. Rask): 12 Idleness', Gst. 10ll>. (L. Bnrnett); 13 Princo Mnrk, 7st. Mb. (W. Toms); 11 Vindictive, Gst. 101b. (J. Cochrane); 14 Stolen Triumph, Gst. "lb. (W. Baker); 7 Hori, Gst. 71b. (L. George). Won by a length and a quarter, half n leJigl.'f between seennd and third. Arch Lassie was fourth. Time, Imin. 1 l-ssec. WEIGHTS FOR TO-MORROW. The following -weights "havo been declared by Mr. H. Coylefor the third day's events of the Wellington Racing Club's Summer Meeting:— WALLACEVILLE WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Seven furlongs. St. 11). 6t. lb. Matatane 9 11 Fuliea 8 0 Nightraider 9 11 Maehree 7 12 Borealis 9 8 Rantorini .... 7 10 Railand 9 8 Kyoto ..'. 7 10 Falstaff 9 7 Golden Crozier 7 10 Active 9 5 Kinsem 7 10 Ruddy 9 5 Exnlorcr 7 9 Black Hill .... 9 4 Furling 7 9 Parorangi -...9 3 Ecperance 7 7 Arch Lassie 9 3 Chneronia 7 7 Starland 9 2 Mumble 7 7 Prince Hal ... 8 12 Chummy 7 7 Flight Sandy Commander 8 12 M'Donald ... 7 7 War Baby ... 8 10 Dick 7 7 Mandrake 8 9 Gold Pan 7 7 Makepeace .... 8 8 Kanif: 7 7 Red Signal ... 8 G Convention ... 7 7 Roparoa 8" 5 Donnvbronk 7 7 MELROSE WELTER HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. Seven furlongs. St. lb. St. lb. Golden Bubble 9' 7 Ermine 7 12 Alteration .... 9 7 Birkenvale ... 7 12 Braekenfield 9 G The Sneaker 7 12 Melee 9 'I Aetive 7 11 Mustard Pot 9 4 Penury Rose 7 10 Lingerie 9 1 Philomel® ... 7 7 Bonelter ... 9 0 S'mmino 7 7 Burrnnirong 8 8 Prince Old Gold' 8 5 Delaware ... 7 7 N'wlitraider 8 3 Roval Pa'ldington Exchange ... 7 7i Green 8 1 Red Signal ... 7 7 Ttemai'oguo ... 7 13 Reparoa 7 7 Scornful 7 13 HOPEFUL STAKES HANDICAP, of -W0 sovs/ Five furlongs. St. lb. et. lb. . Ricrht and Truthful 7 0 Toft 9 8 Kail,-a 7 0 Winter Wind 9 I Fabrinade ... 7 0 Wo-,.,- Willie S 12 -Wlwi G 13 AVeldone 8 5 Tlirltio G 12 AVake S 5 G 12 Snima 8 4 G 12 /.i=lf'iiiiig Post 8 2 Mountain 7 13 Chief G 7 f'nri"ihiro ... 7 12 folmisia G 7 U.,n.lv 7 10 Pliio G 7 Blackmail .... 7 9 Fortuneteller G 7 Cam-on 7 R Jackaroo G 7 T,n Paiv 7 S Wanirnn G 7 Little River 7 G Desmond G 7 Demand 7 3 Insurrection G 7 Panhian 7 3 T°obel G ' 1 Onin' 7 1 Malting Ivildee 7 0 Mowut ... G 7 Pure Laziness 7 P Tropical G 7 Sir Walter ... \ 0 Vivation G 7

SUMMER HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. One mile. St. lb. fit. lb. Karo 9 G Demos 7 4 Surveyor 8 12 Bagdad 7 3 Micliaela 8 10 80-Peep 7 3 Rossini 8 10 First Salute . 7 0 Amythas 8 7 Jutland 7 0 Acre 8 5 Trespass 7 0 Spanner 8 5 Melee 7 0 Kilmoon 8 5 Honetter 7 0 Kilrush 8 4 Lingerio G 11 Onslaught 8 1 Hurry Up G 11 lloyal Stag ... 8 1 Astinomo G 11 Hyinestra 713 Battle Array 6 9 Affectation ... 7 12 Borealis G . 7 Maioha 7 12 Active G 7 Punka 7 11 Burrangong ... G 7 Roso Wreath 710 Ermine G 7 Bonny Maid . 7 10 Nightraider .. 0 7 Mascot 7 10 Old Gold G 7 Red Ribbon ... 7 9 Paddington Taiamai 7 9 Green G 7 Teka 7 7 Philomela G 7 Brackenfield . 7 7 Royal Marquetuer .. 7 G Exchange G 7 CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 450 sovs. One mile and a quarter. St. lb. st, lb. Karo 9 7 Melee 7' 0 Kilrush 8 G Bonetter 7 0 Snub 8 2 Hurry Up .... G U Royal Stag ... 8 2 Battle Array lj 10 Onslaught .... 8 1 Rose Pink ... o 7 Maioha 7 13 Scornful G 7 Hyinestra 713 Nightrnuler n 7 Bonnie Maid 7 11 Pacific sbpe ii i Mascot 711 Mumble ' ' Battle Song .. 7 ?1 Old Gold G 7 Punka 7 9 Pddiug'oii Impediment .79 Green G • Alteration .... 7 G Pri'ice ll,il ... # 7 Teka 7 G Starland G 7 Taiamai 7 0 , Ko.pl Rose Wreath 7 G Exchange (. 7 First Salute . 7 2 Soluble I; 7 Lucid 7 0 CITY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Sis furlongs. St. lb. St. lb. Surveyor 9 1 Bonetter, 7(j Micliaela 8 12 Astmomc., 7 2 Ariwsmith ~8 9 Jutland 7 1 Aero 8 8 Bonny Briar... 7 0 ' Spanner 8 7 Miss Mimic... G 11 Onslaught ... 8 4 Murihiku G 9 Wiiimatao ... 8 4 Blissfulness ... G 7 Chi.'nera ...... 8 4 Early Dawn... 6 7 Tigritiya S 3 Swanee River G 7 Royal Stag ....8 3 Motuihi G 7 Inah 8 2 Philomela ... G 7 Statuette 7 13 The Speaker... G 7 Lord Kenil- Kilgour G 7 worth 710 Sweet Meni--80-Peep 710 ory G 7 Torfreda 7 7 Birkenvale ...,G 7 Maioha 7 7 Some Kid G 7 Bindle 7 G KAITOKE HANDICAP, .of 250 sovs. Fivo furlongs; st. lb. St. lb. Golden Bubble 9 12 Steepholm .... 7 5 Statuette ...... 9 12 Sycorax 7 4 Mustard Pot... 9 9 Santorini 7 3 Ruddy 9 2 Furling 7 2 Early Dawn ... 8 10 Kyoto 7 0 Nursing Sis- Barleycorn .... 7_o \ter 8 10 I'aonui 7 0' Sweet. Memory 8 9 TCinsem C 12 Tortrix 8 G Restful G 11. Tlymartv ...... 8 5 Martian J[iss GlO Arcli Lassie 8 4 Nightshade ... GlO Parorangi 8 4 Prince Mark... G 10 Hepla 8 2 Oliaernnia G 9 Some Kid .••• 8 2 War Tax G 9 Guanaeo 8 0 Idleness G. 7 Swr.nec River 8 0 Russet fl 7 Philomela .... 8 0 Eron Boy G 7 Blissfulness... 7 13 Vindictive ... G 7 Demades 712 Stolen , TriTM Sisrnal ... 1 9 unipli G 7 JCilirour 7 9 ITnri G 7 Prodigal 7 7 Hytinas G 7 ReuaTOa 7 7 Guinea G01d... G 7 Asterina 7 G MOORFOWL SCRATCHED. Sir George Clifford's filly Moorfow] Ims ' been scratched for the remainder of her engagements at the W.R.C. Meeting.

TOTALISATOR RECORDS

BROKEN AT TKKNTHAM YBSTERDAY. Two new totalisator records for Trentham were established yesterday. Tho pool in tho Douro Cup was .£12,853, and tho best previoiiH total recorded was in the Ruahino Handicap at tho club's meeting 011 Labour Day last. The total sum put through tho machine yesterday was X' 85,445, as against ,£72,750 10s., tho previous best, which was handled last Labour Day.

FOXTON MEETING

CUP WON-BY IMARIBBON. By Telegraph—l'resa Association. Foxton, January 22. Tho Foxton races opened ill ideal weather conditions.,- The track was in' splendid order, and there was a record attendance. The meeting was excellently managed and tho racing was interesting. The totalisator handled dC31,57S against .£25,412 011 the one day last year. Ue.su Its:— HACK HURDLES, of 160 sovs. One milo and three-quarters. G J. H. Proeser's tioldstreani, lOst. 2lb. (Burt) 1 10 Luke, 9st -2 2 Vigilo, 9st 3 Also started: 7 Master Moutoa, list. 31b.; 1 Cooipan, lOst. 21b.; 3 Lepanto, lflst. 21b.; 8 Combustion, 9st. 131b. v ; 9 Ahika, Dst. 131b.; 5 Applaud, 9st. 121b.; 4 Rienzi, 9st. Won comfortably. Time, 3min. 23 2-5 sec. HIMATANGI HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs. J. Dwyer's Nemaline, 9st. (C. Price) t Belle 0' the C'amp, 7st, 91b 2 Beloved, Sst. Blb 3 Also started: Glentour, Sst. 81b.; Namur, gst. lib.; Paonui, Bst. lib.; Guinea Gold, 7st. 71b.; Tunatau. 7et. 71b.. Won by half a length, a nose separating second and third. Time, Imin. 16 4-ssec. FOXTON .CUP, of 400 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 4 J. J. Corry's Imaribbon, 7st. slb. (W. D. O'Shea) 1 1 F. S. Easton's Moutoa Ivnnova, Sst. sib (W. Bell) 2 2 L. M'Kenzie's Ladoguer, Sst. 31b. ... 3 Also started: 3 Perfect Day, Bst. 21b.; 5 Multaine, 7st. 121b. A good race. Won by a length, the others all close up. Time, 2min. 11 1-5 sec. MAIDEN HACK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. Weight, Bst. 10lb. 1 F. Preston's Arabcrine (A. M'Donald) 1 4 Olaura Kid 2 5 Missland 3 Also started: 13 Student, 10 Digger, 3 Simon, 7 Whetoki, 5 Kapiti, 17 Huarenga, 14 Cheval, 14 Kingston Boy,- 16 Bonny Brook, G Achilleon, 9 Vagrance Piece, 2 Warning, 15 Glenpulas, 11 Desert Roso, Whizz Bang. Time, Imin. 3sec. AW \HOU HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 145 sovs. One milo and 100 vnrds. 1 a: J. Davev's Self Alliance, 9st. 51b. (O. M'Arten) 1 4 Esperance, Bst. 2lb 2 2 Moutoa Camp, Sst. 111b 3 Also started: 7 Retard, 9st. 91b.; 3 l'rintemijs, Bst. 111b.; 5 Signorella, Bst. 21b.; 8 Fisher, Sst.; 6 Dick, Bst.; 9 Chummy, gst.; 10 Gwoolwa, Sst. Time, Imin. 51sec. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 M. Williams's Wainmtno, 9st. 131b. (A. JL'Donald) 1 4 Tirana, 7st. 311) 2 2 Carmel Arch, 7st. 81b 3 Also started: 3 Birkenvale. Sst. 21b.; 6 Trenlham Rose, 7st. lib.; 5 American Beauty, Gst. 71b. Won by a length, with a head between second and third. Time, Imin. 1G 3-ssec, DASH HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Five furlongs and a half. 3 P. F. Wall's Import, 7st. 9lb. (Conquest) 1 1 Marble Bar, 7st. 131b 2 8 Rajput, 7s(. 111b 3 Also started: 2 Valley Rose, 7st. 131b.; 7 Stutter, 7sl. 1211).; 4 Htipana, 7st. 101b.; r> Restful, 7st. !)lb.; G Nightshndc, 7st. 711),: 10 Oiiorere, 7st. 211).;,9 Birdwood, 7st. 8 Tirairaka, 7st.; 11 Donliybroob, 7st.; 12 Dixie Boy, 7st.; 13 Roihiwai, "st. Won by half a length, tho snmo distance separating second and third. Time, HERRJNGTON WELTER HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. Seven'furlongs. 5 H. Simmons's Gold Problem, Sst. lib. (B. Morris) 1 2 Machree, "st. lllb 2 4 Revocation, Sst. lllb 3 Also started: 1 Ilyttus, lOst. 21b.; 3 Birkenvale, 9st. 2lb. j 9 Arlington, Ost.

lib.; 8 Potentiality, 9st. lib.; 10 Glorify, Bst. 1011).; 7 Idle Talk, Bst. 91b.; 11 Zeus, Bst. 91b.; G Clavis, 7st. 1311). Time, lmiu. 30sec. ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY. Acceptances for the second day nre:— HACK HURDLES, of 130 sovs. One mile and a linlf. St. II). St. 11). Coolpan 10 4 Yigilo 9 5 Combustion ... 913 Rienzi ......... 9 0 Applaud 9 8 Kingston Boy 9 0 Luke 9 G WIUROKINO HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs. St. lb. St. lb. Nemaline ... 910 Hupana 7 8 American Stutter 7 3 Beauty 8 G 'Restful 7 2 Pnonui' 7 10 Guinea G01d... 6 lu Rajput 710 Raihiwai ... GlO PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. One mile and a distance. St. II). St. 11). [maribbon .... 8 4 Lndoguer ... 713 Mor.toa Multaino ,7 6 lvanova ... 8 4 Tirana 611 Omaliu 8 0 Iterance ... G 7 CARNARVON WELTER HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. One mile and 100 yards. St. lb. St. 11). Self-Alliance 10 1 Ymrrance _ „ Macliree 9 8 Piece 7 7 Rftard 9 5 IJick 7 7 Esperance ... 8 3 Fisher 7 7 WHAKANGI HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. Jt. II). St. 11). Gold Problem 9 0 Idle Talk 8 3 Birkenvale ... 812 Neiuuliite ... 8 3 Potentiality... 811 Tventhain Carmel Arch 8 4 Rose 7 7 JANUARY HACK HANDICAP, of 130 soys. Seven furlongs. St. II). St. lb, Macliree 9 3 Signorelln ... 7 G Amberine ... 8 9 Missland 7 5 Bc-loved 8' 2 Better Luck... 6 9 Glentour 7 13 Whetoki G 9 Namur 7 8 Guinea G01d... G 9 MOU'TOA WFjLTEK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. One mile and 100 yards. St. II). St. lb. Imaribbon ... 913 Idle Talk 8 3 Revocation ... 8 10 Glorify 8 1 Arlington. ... 8 5 Clavis 7 7 Tirana 8 3 Combustion ... 7 7 Zeus 8 3