TRENTHAM RACES

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 103, 26 January 1920, Page 6

TRENTHAM RACES

AMYTHAS AGAIN SUCCESSFUL

BINDLE WINS BIG SPRINT EVENT WATERLOO STAKES TO SURVEYOR Wretched weather prevailed for the. final (lav of Uio Wellington Racing Club's meeting at Trenthnm on Saturday. Rain fell practically .ill day, though it lifted for Hie running of Iho big event. The going was very heavy and nt the closo of the day the course was very much cut up. Considering tho weather conditions there was a good attendance, and the public were again rewarded with some high-class racing. For the day the totalisator handled 4!56,5Gl Ms., making 4M,1!8 for tho meeting, as compared with ,£119,100 for tho two-dav meeting last year. »\n innovation, which could easily be followed by other clubs, was brought into operation 'on Saturday. After doing their preliminaries the jockeys were brought back to shelter till the raco was about ready to start.

THE RACING DESCRIBED. Tho opening event saw several scratehingsA Black Hill was a good favourite, bn'l. lie shaped badly and was never near the leaders. Chaeronin jumped out in front and led the whole way. Stumble was in second place most of the way and heat the third horse by a good margin. Black Hill ran past a. few strung-out horses and got fourtli place. Penv.rv Rose was the favourite in tho Alelroso' Welter Handicap. from which Buvrnngong was withdrawn. Hovul Exchange and Demagogue led Lingerie into the straight, where the leaders dropped back and Penury Rose came through, but lie had to do'his best to beat Ermine, who finished well. Lingerie was a neck away and then came Old Gold, Demagogue, ami Royal Exchange. Demand, who had raced consistently throughout the meeting, was the best bucked of tho runners in the Hopeful Stakes. Fortune Teller led Wake and the oihers into tho straight, where li'C fimui'-iic came through and, acting well in the mud. ho won bv a neck _ from Fortune Teller. Wcldone was third, a head in front nf Ceimesia. Surveyor was the best backed of the four ninners in the Waterloo Stakes, but Right and Left had over a thousand supporters. Caricature led into the straight from Right and Left, but over the last two furlongs the favourito joined the latter and tho pair left the field. In a great finish Surveyor won by a head, with Trespass several lengths away. Gray rode tho winner a masterly race' and took him out wide in tho straight, where the going was a shade better. This won the race for him. Tiio Summer Handicap proved the good thing for Amythas that the handicap was. Borcalis led the field down tho back, but'tho favourite ran up to him at the half-mile and in the straight he came away and won nicely by a couple of lengths from Borcalis. Bagdad, who did not get a good run, finished well in third place. Spanner finished last. On tho form of the winner it looks as if ho was unlucky not to be ready for tho Derbies. , ~ ■ r, 1 Slaioha, Hurry Up, and Prince Hat were withdrawn from the Consolation Handicap,- Royal Stag starting a good favourite. Ruse Pink and Impediment led for six furlongs, where Bonnie Staid assumed charge, and in the straight she left (ho field and won very easily from Royal Stag. Punka just beat Paddington Green for third place, and the others were tailed off. Arrowsrfiith, Tigritiya, and Jutland were withdrawn from the City Handicap, Slichaela being installed favourite, while there was also strong support for 80-Peep and Bindle. The favourite got away badlv, and Astinome led into tho course proper. Thru 80-Peep slipped up on the rails, but Bindle and the favourite -soon headed her. Bindle held the favourito in the run homo and won by a neck, with 80-Peep two lengths a'wiiv. Chimera was fourth. Ruddy, Arch Lassie. Early Dawn. Kilgour, and Vindictive were withdrawn from the Kaitoke Handicap, leaving sixteen runners. Jhistard Pot was a hot favourite, and the pool was the biggest of the day. Nursing Sister and Jlymavty were prominent early. At the finish Swaneo'River won by two lengths with Parorangi a. length in front of Kinsem. Philomela was fourth.

DETAILS OF RACING. Debits of the racing are as under:— WALLACEVILLE AVELTEB. HANDICAP, of 250 sovs.; second 50 sovs., and third 25 sovs. from stake. Seven furlongs. 2 Jlessrs. A 7, and E. Biddiford's b. f. ' Chaeronia, by Demosthenes—Formality, 3yrs., 7s. 711). ... (A. Beed) 1 8 Mr. F. Armstrong's gr- f. Af.uinble, by Mira-Chatterer, 3yrs.. 7st. 7lb. (A. Dixon) 2 4 Mr. G. L. Stend's br. g. Starland, bv Nnssan-Stardancer, 3yrs., flst. 21b (G- Young) 3 (Winner bred by late G. P. Donnelly and trained by J. Lowe.) Also started-. 1 Black Hill. 9st. lib. (A. Oliver); 5 Arch Lassie, flst. 31b. (A. M'Flinn); 3 Prince Hal. Sst. 12lb. (B. Bagbv); G lied Signal, Sst. Gib. (L. Morris) ;'7 Explorer, 7st.'l2lb. (E. Ferguson). AVon bv three lengths, ten between second and'third. Black Rill was fourth. Time, lmin. 33 1-iisec. MELROSE AVKLTER HANDICAP, of 350 second 70 sovs., and third 85 sovs. from stake. Seven furlongs. 1 slr. B-. Knox'i; br. g. Penury Kose, by Pcnurv—slerrie Rose, -lyrs., 7st. 101b i (F. Corlett) 1 4 Jlr. J. Goring Johnston's br. f. Ermine, bv Martian— Ermengarde, 3yrs., 7«t."l2ll) (M. JlTnrten) 2 2 Mr. W. Richuiond's br. in. Lingerie, by Finland—Finery, syrs.. 9st. lib. (Fl. Gray) 3 (Winner bred and trained bv owner.) Also started: 9 Alteration, Sst. 71b. (A. Oliver); 5 Old Gold, Sst. 51b. (A. M'F'inn); 7 Paddington Green, Sst. 2lb. (U. Hunt); 3 Demagogue, 7st. 131b. (B. Bagby); 8 Sonnino, 7st. BMb. (M. M'Donald); G Royal Exchange, 7st. 71b. (A. Beed) Won by a length and a length and a quarter between second and third. Old Gold was fourth. Time, lmin. 32 2-ssee. HOPEFUL STAKES, of 400 sovs.; second 80 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from stake. Five furlongs. 1 51r. T. A. Duncan's br. jr. Demand, by Demosthenes- -Uonheur, 2yrs., 7st. 31b (A. ;\.f>.'..r:i...ick.l 1 7 Mr. AV. Bradford's eh. f. Fortune Teller, by Uezoninn—Sea Queen, 2yrs., Gst" flJrlb (E- Orange) 2 2 Mr. W. E IvembaH's blk. c. A\"eldone, bv The AVelkin—Land Bose, 2-yrs., Bst. 51b (J. O'Sbea) 3 (AVinner bred bv owner and trained by F. Tilley.) AW started: 1 Wake, Sst. slb. :'A. Beed); S I'hio, Gst. lllb. (1,. Harnett); 3 La Paix, 7st. Sib. (3. Barry); 5 Pente, 7st. Glib. (B. Ilagbv); G Celmisia, Gst. Hilh.'(A. Ellis). "Won bv a neck, two lengths between second niul third. Celmisia was fourth. Time, lmin. 2 3-ssec. AVATEBI,OO ST A KES, of 500 sovs.; second 1(10 sovs., and third 50 sovs. from stake. Six furlongs. 1 Mr. AV. O. Stead's eh. c. Surveyor, bv Nassau-Pedometer, 3yrs„ Sst. Gib : (IT. Gray) 1 2 Mr. G. L. Stead's blk. e. Bight and Left, by Atcrrv Alonient—En Parole, 2yrs., Gst. 121b. CA. M'f.'cirmae) 2 4 sfr. AV'. B. KemhaU's b. e. Trespass, by Trcssady-T'otola, 3yrs., Sst. Gib. (J. O'Sbea) 3 (Winner bred by G. L. Stead and trained by G. Jones.) Also started: 3 Caricature. Gst. lib. (A. Dixon). AVon by a bead, ten lengths between second and third. Time. lmin. M l-ssee. SUMMER HANDICAP, of 750 sovs.; second 150 sovs., and third 75 sovs. from stake. One mile. 1 Jlr. V- S. Easton's b. jr. Amytlus, by Demosthenes—Gold Treasure, .'lyrs., Sst. 71b (CI. Young) 1 7 Mr. F. K. Waller's b. g. Borealis, by California-Austerlilz, lyrs., Gst. 911) (R- Orange) 2 3 Mis. H. M. CaiupbeH's eh. g. Hagdad, by Nvmottus—Asiatic, Syrs. 7st. Gib (U- Berry) 3 (AA'inuor bred by late G. P. Donnelly and trained by F. D. Jones.) Also started: 2 Acre, Bst. slb. (C.

Trice); G Spanner, Sst. 51b. (IT. Gray); I Ti linse Wreath- Tst. 11:1b. (11. Bagby); i lioneltor, Tst. (A. .M'Cornme); 8 Battlo Array, Gst. 12lb. (G. Carinonl). j Won by a length, three lengths be- ' tween second and :hird. Bonctlcr v/as fourth. Time, lmin. it l-ssec. ' CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 450 '■ sovs.; second !K) sovs., and third 45 sovs. from stake. Ono mile and a quarter. , G Air. P. Snames's b. m. Bonnie Maid, bv Roniform—Happy Maid, syrs., 7k 111!) (O. Young) 1 1 Sir George Clifford's br. c. Royal Stag, bv Autumiius—Kirriemuir, 3yrs., Sst. 2lb (11. Young) 2 3 Air. W. IT. Gaisfm-d's b. m. Punka, bv Cooltrim—Drowsy, 4yrs., Tst. 91b (li. Morris) 3 (Winner bred I>v owner im d trained by j. Avrcs.) Also started: -1 Snub, Sst. 31b. f.T. O'Shea); !) Impediment, Tst. lllb. (R. Rc<vD; 5 Afaseot, Tst. 111b. (A. lieed)); 2 Sleleo, Tst. 01b. (R. Bagby); 8 Roso I'ink, Gst. 91b. (C Carmont); 7 Puddinton Green, Gst. 101b. (A. M'Cormnc). I Won by three lengths, four lengths be- | tween second and third. Paddington i Green was fourtli. Time, 2min. 12 2-ssec. CITY HANDICAP, of 000 sovs.; second 100 sovs., and third 50 sovs. from stake. Six furlongs. 3 Mr. W. JI. Gaisford's b. g, Bindle, bv Solfcrino—Happy Valley, 3yrs., Tst Gib (!!■ Bagby) 1 1 Sir. Y. T. Barren's br. m. Michaela, * bv Rokeby—Jessie Lcwnrs, syrs., Sst. 121!) (U- l)«kv) 2 2 Mr. W. ]■;. Herbert's 1). f. 80-Peep, bv liczonian—Shepherdess, 4yrs., Tst. lflib (T.« Morris) 3 (Winner broil bv owner and trained by W. Kirk.) Also started: 5 Chimera, Sst. 41b. (TI. Gray); i Alaioha, Tst. 71b. (A. Reed); G Astinome, Tst. 211). f.G. Carmont). Won !>y a bare length, with two lengths between second and third. Chimera was fourtli. Tune, lmin. Usee. KAITOKB HANDICAP, of 250 sovs.; sec- ' ond 50 sovs., and third 25 sovs. from stake. Five furlongs. 8 Sir. Ebb Simpson's br. f. Swaneo River, bv Demosthenes—Northern Rose, 3vrs. Bst (C. Reed) 1 3 Mr. W. iligg'M's br. g. Parorimgi, by Demosthenes—Pellicle, 3yrs., Sit. 41b (C Price) 2 4 Mr. T. A. Duncan's b. f. Kiusem, by A uluninus—Nicotine, 3yrs., Gst. 121b (J- Barry) 3 (Winner bred by Dwau Bros, and trained bv owner.) \lso started: "l(l Golden Bubble, 9st. 1211). ,11. Grav); 1 Mustard Pot, 9st. 91b. (G. Youii"): 2 Nursing Sister, Sst. 101b. (A. Oliver); G Hymarty, Sst. slb. (11. Reed): 7 Hepta, Sst. 21b. (It. Bagby); 11 Guanaco, Sst. (E. Star.son); 14 Philomela, Sst. (L. Morris); 9 Blissfulncss, Tst. 121b. (L. Goodwin); 5 Stoepholm, Tst. slb. (\. Ellis): 13 Sycorax, Tst. Tib. (J. ITocklev); 15 Restful, list. -'lib. (A. Dixon); 1G" Prince Shirk, Tst. lib. (W. Toms); 12 Gst 811b. (Or, Carmont). Won by two lengths, a length between second awl third. Philomela was fourth. Time, lmin. 3 4-osec winningTowners, The. winning owners are as follow:— Jlcssia. P. S. Easton, ,£1225; G. L. Stead, 4:1110; Sir George Clifford, ,£1110; Messrs. P. Pivston, 4:STS; G. D. Beatson, 43T50; SV. R» Kemball, 4:600; Y. T. Barren, .£550; W. G. Stead, 4M50; T. A. Duncan, itifl; "W. E. Herbert, 4)1-10; W. H. Gaisford, 42395; G, B. Starky, 4:385; Sirs. 11. M. Campbell, 4J355; Slessrs. P. Sonnies, ,£■3ls- R. Knox, „C2SS;E. S. Luttrell, 4:280; F. R- Waller. 4:263 Gs. 8<1.; Murphy and Griffiths, 4J2-io; Wallace and Spring, I 41225; V. and E. Riddiford, .£200; 11. JI. Campbell, 41175; Ebb Simpson, 41175; Ewart, AMSOkW. Richmond, 4:135; A. B. I Williams, 4!110; Richmond and Stead, 4:100; W. Higgins, .£100; Sirs. St. A. Pern*, 4)83 Gs. Bd.; Slessrs. D. O'Reilly, ■ £S3 Gs. Bd.; W. Bradford, .£SO; J. Goring Johnston, 4)70; G. A. Palmer, 4:50; F. Armstrong, .£SO; R. A. St'Konzie, 4335; P. O. AVcine, 4:30; G. Hume, .£25. WINNING'JOCKEYS. G. Young, was the most successful [ horseman ut the meeting, with lour wins ' and a dead heat. The apprentice A. ' Ellis steered three winners, H. Young was on two winners, whilst R. Reed, 11. [ ', Bagby, and A. Reed were each on a ••) in- , | nor and a dead-heater. J. Barry, S.. i I Walls, J. Ho/dcy, A. Oliver, J. O'Shea, i B. Dccley, V. Corlett, A. Sl'Cormac, H. . j Gray, and C. Reed steered a winner i j apiece, and SI. Jl'Cnrten was on a dcad- • heater.

WINNING TRAINERS. The southern trainer F. D. Jones was tho most successful trainer at the meeting, his horses scoring i'onr wins. Tho Cutts Bros, won two races with MoorJ'owl, I'. iiljjy won with .Demand ar<l supplied Oratress, who dead-heated in tlio Cup. J!. O'Donnell was successful with Eight and Left and Kilmoou, one of the Cup dead-heaters. AV. Stone (Matatane), 51. Hobbs (La Ms), S. AYaddell (Hagdad), S. Eoid (Statuette), E. Watson (Hailancl), J. Murphy (Bracken(ield), W. Hawthorne ' (Trespass), J. Butledgo (Miehacla), J. Lowe (Chaoronin), E. Knox (Penurv Kose), G. Jones (Surveyor), J. Ayres (Bonnie Jlaid), W. Kirk (Hindle), and E. Simpson (SwaneeEiver) woji a race apiece; and .1. Farmer (Nursing.Sister), A. Atwood (Borealis), and T. (Mcpta) had charge of tho dead-heaters in the Buupehu Handicap. WINNING SIRES. Tho winning sires were as. follow, the winning stock being given within parentheses.— Demosthenes, .by Desmond (Amythas2, Demand, Swauee lUver, Chaeronia, 'Il'epta, 'OrAress). Boniiorm, My 51ultiform (Brackonfield, Bonnie Mnid). sierry stonient, by Count Schomberg (.Alataiaue, Eight and Left). General Latum-, by Soult (Mustard Pot Autummis, by Treadmill (Moorfowl, 2). Solferino, by'Soliman (Bindlc, 'Nursing Sister). Bczonian, by V.cl«isquez (La Pais). Hvmettus, bv Cylleno (Bagdad). Finland, S' Bill of Portland (Eailand). Trcssady, by Persimmon {Trespass). Bokeby, by Ruck Sand (.Miehacla). Penury, bv Qallinulo (Penury Kose). Nassau, by William tho Third (Surveyor). Kilbroney, by 'Die AVng ('Kilmoon). California, by San Fran ("Borealis). *Dead heat.

RACING IN AUSTRALIA

CHALLENGE STAKES WON BY ABIES. (By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyright (Kcc. January 25, 5.5 p.m.) Sydney, January 25. The following is the iesult of the CHALLENGE STAKES, of 1000 sovs, Six furlongs. Aries, by The AVelkin-Arroigera 1 Willie liino 2 Mnitgilla 3 Won by three lcngihs nwl a hnlf. Time, ltnin. lljjsec, equalling tho course record. JANUARY HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. One mile and .i quarter. Mount Frisco, by Mountain King-Last Down I Qnarale 2 Publican $ Won by hnlf a length. Time, 2nmi. dSCC C.J.C. HANDICAPS. Tho following handicaps for the Canterbury Jockey Club Meeting have been declared by Mr. J. E. .llonrys.:HORNBY WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. One mile.—Burrangoug, lost. lib.; Mustard Pot, list. 131b.; Bombproof, list, llllb.; Hcllsh:.re, 9st. 51b. j Tortrix, Osfc. 'lib.; Moorabbc, Sst. 13'i'i).; Link Up, Bsf. 121b.; Nautical, Sst. Mb.; Good lloiw, B*t. -Hb.; liecorder, Sst. •lib.; Warform, Sst. .'lib.; Henrielte, Sst,; Mystified. &*. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP, of 0011 f.ovs. One mile and a half.-Amythas, list. 71b.; Royal Stag, Ost. ill).; Royal Scar, Sst. fi|li'.; Athens 11, Sst. "lb.; Affectation, Sst Tib.; Warlove, Sst. Hb.; H« Wreath, 7st. 121b.; Nightraider, 7st. 111b.; t'alstall', 7st. Oil).; Hose Pink, 7st. Sib.; Mandrake, 7st. ■Hb.; Pnlica, 7st. Hb.; Warlike, fist. 111b. LY'JTEI/TON PLATE, of 250 sovs. Five fiirloiifis.-Listeiiiiis Post, Ost. 3i'b.; La I'aix Ssl. 21b.; Reproachful, Sst. 211).; Petii'ii-'a, 7st. lllb.; Wnnigau, 7st. 111b.; Dal Siguo, Tat. lllb.; Fabrinnde, 7st, Hb.; Brown Willy, 7st. 21b. CRAVEN PLATE, of 300 sovs. Seven furlongs-Chimera, !M.; Rose Wreath, Ssl. 41b.; Gamecock, Sst. Mb.; Miss Mimic,

Sst.; Mustard Pot, Bst; Burrangong, 7st. 181b.; .lihiiibprnof, 7st. 1211).; CurlicrllS, 7st.. 711).; Flight Commander, Tst. 71b.; Some Kid, Tst. 71b.; Algid us, Tst. 71b.; Treniena, Tst. •-'lb.; Link Up, fist. 121b.; Warlike, list, lll'b.; Trentlum Rose, Gst. 71b.; Sundance, list. Tib.; Stcepholm, Gst. 71b.; Greekson, Gst. Tib.; l'oo Chow, list. Til).; North Sen, Gst. Tib.

ITALSWIOLL HANDICAP, of HO rovr. Nine furlongs.—Starlike, flat.; Nautical, Sst. i2lb.; Wnrfnrm, Bst. Gll>.; Il'gh Heels, Sst. (ill).; Belgian King, Bst. Oil*.; All Sorono. Sst. lib.; Fnotliiflils, Sst; Tunic, Tst. Tib.; Eangi Aroha, Tst. 31b.; Tho Sapper, Tst. 3!b.; Glontanner, Tst. 31b.j Single Rose, Tst.; Larissa, Tst,; Onlooker, Tst.; Barrage, 7st.

POST HANDICAP, of 200 pots. Ono mile—Gamecock, 9*t. 31b.-, Warlove, Sst. 1311).; 'Jcka. Sst. 1311).; Bombproof, fist. 111b.; Hcllsliire. Sst. 311).; Nightraidcr, Sst. 31b.; Rose I'ink. Sst-; .Mandrake, Tst. Hilb.; Tromena, Tst. 51b.; Starlike, Tst. °.ib.; Good Hope, Tft.; Ifecorder, Tst.; High Heels, Tst.; Stcepholm, Tst.; Sundance, Tst.

DUNEDIN WEIGHTS. Sir. J. Henrys has framed the following hai.d'cnps for the Duncdin Jockey Club's " AUTUMN nURDLES. of 300 sovs. One mile and thrce-i|Uarters.— I/>chella, list. 1311).; San Sebastian, list. 91b.; Bore, list. 31b.; Wild Pilgrim, lOst. 51h.; Barrister, 9d. 911).;. Take Down, 9st. 91b.; Prince Delaware, Oat. Sib.; Peerless, !)st. Tib.; Tnticorn. 9st. 51b.; Turehaua, 9st; Grafton Tot, 9st.; Glenwnod, 9sl; Handsonic Boy. »St.; Triekerv. 9st.; Red Pal, 9st.; Hroiikednle, fist.; Onlooker, 9st.

GLADHROOK HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Nightraidcr, Sst. Dlb.; Slandrake, 9st. 51b.; Red Tape, 9st. .Mb.; Starlike, Sst.; Lorhella, 9st; Calaiiria, 9 = t.; Nautical, Sst. 131 V; .Marching Order, Sst. 91b.; Thistlecrown, Sst. 91b.; High Heels. Sst. Tib.; Belgian King, Sst. Gib.; Jack Svmons, Bst. 51b.; Printemps, Sst, lib.; Footlights, Sst. lib.; Miss Camouflage, Sst.; Glenwocd, Sst.; Bright Spot, Tst. 131b.; Prinium. Tst. 131b.; Savtomart, Tst. Dili.; Wild Night, Tst. Tib.; Strathglass, Tst. 71b.; Dorian, Tst. Tib.; Achillous, Tst. Tib.; Whipcord, Tst. Tib.; Glentanner, Tst. Tib.; Dina Bold, Tst. Tib.; Red Pal, Tst. Tib.; Single Rose, Tst. Till.; ladv Pallas. Tst. 71b.; Larissa, Tst. 71'b.; Onlooker, Tst. Tib. PUBLICANS' HANDICAP, of TOO sovs. Six furlongs.-Snchaela, 9st. Olb.j Radial, Sst. 41b.; Arrowsmith, 9st. 21b.; Kilbro,»an, Sst. 131b.; Kilbovne. Sst. 121b.; Affectation, Bst. Sib.; Rokelaine, Sst. Gib.; Bon Spec, Sst. 21b.; Rose Wreath. Tst. 121b.; Gamecock, Tst. 101b.; Mortham, Tst. 101b.; Mustard Pot, Tst. Sib.; Miss Jfimic, 7ft. Sib.; Sunart, Tst. Gib.; Bombproof, Tit. 41b.: Slurihuku, Tst. 31b.; iieilsh'.ne, Tst. 11b.; Sembric, Tst.; Borodino, Tst.; Tortrix, Tst.; Flight Commander, Tst.; Somo Kid, Tst.; Swa.nee River, 7st.; Tromena, Tst.; Link Up, Tst.; Trenthnm Rose, Tst.; Sleepy Henil, Tst.; Glensponse, Tst.

DUNEDIN CUP, of 1500 sots. One mile and .1 half.-Ainvthas.. O.st. 111).; Horkc's Drift, Sst. 131k; Kilrush, Rst. Sib.; Hoyal Stag. Sst. 01b.; Mascot, Bst. 01b.; Kleus, Sst. 31b.; IJoval Star, Sst. 21U; Affectation, Sst. lib.; AYarbve, 7st. 121b.; Tin Soldier, Tst. 91b.; Kt!=e Wreath. Tst. 01b.; Nightraidor, Tst. 5i0.; Uo-o Pink, 7st. lib.; Clnverhoiise, Tst.; Glenslnie, Tst.; Flight Commander, Tst.; Mandrake, Tst.

EERAYTCK HANDICAP, of 2CO revs. Swen furlongs.—Simnrt, lflst. 511).; Scinbric. lflst. 21b.; All British, Ost. 131b.; Alfjitlns. Ost. 101b.; Braid, Ost. 61b.; lied Tape, 9st. Sl'b.; Admiral Talbot, Ost. 71b.; Sivanc-e Hirer, Ost. oil).; Sleepy Head, Ost. fill).; Chaoronin, Ost. ill).; Calauria, Ost. 31b.; Link Up, 9st. 311).; Anlinore,-9st. 21b.; Kiuht Hells, Ost. 21b.; Marching Order, Bft. 121b.; Muzzle, Sst. 121b.; Adelina, Sst. 121b.; lievohition. Sst. 111b.; IPgh Heels, Sst. 91b.; Lndv Superior, Bst. nib.; Zephland, Sst. 91b.;'AVarfnrin, Sst. 91b.; Greckson, Rst. 81b.; Foo Chow, Sst. fill).; North Sea, Sst. Slh.; Pax. Sst. 71)).; Purling, Rst.,.(lb.; Biisset, Sst. 311).; Checkmate, Sst. 31b.; Brig-lit Snnt, Sst. 31b.; Prinnini, Sst. 31b.; Twinkle, Bst. 31b.; Castellan. Sst. 21b.; Dorian, Sst.; AYild Night. Sst.; Cattaeh, Sst.; Queen Until, Sst.; Proceeder. Rst.; Etta. 8-'t.; Single Hose, Sst.; The Boss, Bst.; C.uiznrk, Sst.; Apt, 8?f.; T/idv Pallas, Rst.; Calihiirn. Sst.; Mvsfificd. Rst.

SIEAV.'-RDS' AYELTEH HANDICAP, of 300 *. One mile—Tin Soldier, 9st. 121b.; Burraiisniig, 9st. 111b.; Bombproof, 9.-t. 91b.; 'Sainiel, Ost. Mb.; Kilkee, Ost. Mb.; Golden lC : ng, 9st. 31b.; Claverlimise, 9,st. lib.; Bollshine, Ost. lib.; Sixld-el-bahr, Ost. 1lb.; Borodino. ft;t.; Benefit, fct. 131b.; Don Pnnifico, Rst. 131b.; denshire, Rst. 1111).; Silver Peak, Sst. 91b.; John Barleycorn, Rst. 81b. j Bobcrt Bell, Sst. 711). j Thsuldens, Sst. 31b.; Tremeua, Ssr. 21b.; Mazaina, Rst.; Starliko. fist-; Bee-order, Sst.; Hardshot, Sst.; Spectual, Rst.; Botanist, Sst,

TARANAKI WEIGHTS.

The following weights hove been fram ed by 51r. 11. Coylc for the Taranak Autumn Meeting-.— AVAITAEA HUBDLES, of 175 sovs One milo and a half and 100 ynrds.Explorer, list. Gib.; slaster Moutoa 10~t. 131b.; Minister. lOst. fllb.; To; Tore, lflst. 41b.: Papanui, 10?t.; Ealana ■Ist. 131b.; Huohabye, 9sf. 101b.; Ahika flst. 81b.; Bed Signal, flst. 01b.; Ap plaud, 9st. Bib.; Te Toa. flst. -lib.; Ohcd dar, 9st.; Cheer Up. 9st; Cordon, 9st. Toddv. flst.; Fair Paul. flst.

JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 250 snvs. Five fu.rlongs.—Surveyor, 10-t. 13ib.; Golden Bubble, (Ist. alb.; Estonia, 9st. Sib.; .Murihiku. 9=1.; Landslide, Bst. 51b.; fnemiie. M. sib.; Weldono, Sst. lib.; Smnia, Sst. lib.; Ueiicralissinio, 7st. 101b.; Canyon, 7st. Sib.; Passin' Through, 7st. Sib.; Valley Hose. 7st. lib.; Quip, 7st. lib.; La Paloma, 7st.; Kildee, 7st.; Empyrean, 7st.; Eieuse, 7st.: Asknri, Gst. 131b.; Aotea Bon, fist. 131b.; AYanigan, Gst. 71b.; Stork, «<t. 71b.

MIMI WELTER HANDICAP, of 175 povs. One mile and 110 vards.—Perfect Day, 9st. 111b.; Pretty Bobby, flst. 71b.; Paddington Green, Ost. 71b,; Tiranga, Sst. lllb.; Ermine, Sst. lllb.; Dingle, 111b.; Tirana, Sst. 31b.; War Babv. Sst. 21b.; Clavis, Sst.; Cheddar, Bst.;' Marshal Neil, Sst.

' TAKANAKI CUP. of 7.50 sovs. One ! mile and a qnarrer.—Snsanof, 9-t. 121b.; .Ka.ro, 9st. Sib.; Surveyor, Sst. lllb.; Kil- , moon. Sst. 91b.; Kilrush, Bst. Sib.; Volo, :Bst. 31b.; Waimatao. 7st. 131b.; Depre--1 dation, 7st. 131b.; Affectation, 7st. 121b.; Jfarnneteiir, 7st. 101b.; Davtime, 7st. 81b.; Taiamai, 7st. 811);; Jfoutoa Ivnnova, ; 7s(:> 01b.; Kose AVreath, 7sl. 61b.; Brack- ' enfield, 7st. Sib.; Demos,- 7st. lib.; Bon- ; etter, 7st.; Hurry Up, Gst. 121b.; Por- , feet Day. Sst. 10'ib ; Ladoguor, Gst. 91b.; H.vttus, Gst. 9ib.; Falstaff. 01. 71b.; : Pretty Bobby, Gst. 711) ; Old Gold, Gst. 71b.; Paddington Green, Gst. 71b.; Star- ; land, Gst. 7!b. ; Active, Gst. 71b.; Bisingj ham. Gst. 71b.; Fulica, Gst. 71b.; War : Baby, Gst. 71b.; Tiranga, Gst. 71b. I FLYING HANDICAP, of 300 ,«-s. Six ] furlongs.—Silver Link, Dst. lllb.; Snsiiji- : of, 9st. Sib.; Arrowsinifh, 9st. alb.; AVai- ■ matao, 9st. lib.; Hvmestra. Sat. 131b.; ! Sinionides, Sst. 71b.: Lord Kcnilwortli, : Bst. Gib.; Bo Peep, Sst. lib.; Eose ! Wreath, Sst. 21b.; Esthonia,'Sst. lib.; •Daytime, 7st. llib. ; Jutland. 7st. lllb.; Depredation, 7st. lllb.; Murihiku. 7st. Sib.; Aladam Bistori, 7st. 51b.; Bnwakore, 7sl. 41b.; Ermine, 7st. 31b.; Old Gold, "st.; Birkcnvale. Gst. 91b.; Kilgour, Cat. 71b.

OKATO HACK HANDICAP, of 150 aovs. One mile an,l 110 yards— Falstaff, Sst. 71b.; Slarland, Ost. 41b.; Self-Alli-ance, Sst. lfllb.; Cadet. Ssl. 91b.; Fisher. 7st. 91b.; Marshal Neil. 7st. 31b.; Vivirini, 7.4. 2ib. ; Piece, 7st.; Mannish, 7st.; Kike- Kiko, Gst. 10lb.; Haversack. Gst. 101b.; Alhlonc, Gst. lfllb.

TIMARU HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs.—Trespass. Sst. Gib.; Nursing Sister, Sst. 101b.; ITallow. Sst. 10!b. ; Income, Sst. Sib.; Egmont Park, Sst. alb.; Prince Fonnby, Sst. , r ilb.; Domados, 7sl. 13ib.; Kilgour, 7sl. 101b.; Prodigal, 7st. Sib.; Rod Signal, 7st. 81b., Marble Bar, Vet. 71b.; Santorini, 7st. Mb.; Passin' Through, 7st. 41b.; Crv.-tal Palace, 7st. 41b.; Lady Paula, 7st. 31b.; Cashmere, 7st. 21b., Polemic, 7st. 21b.; Melita. 7st.; Paonui, Gst 121b.; Itlloness, Ost. 91b.; Valencia, Ost. 91b.; Encircle, Gst. 71b.

II) is understood,' snys a Press Association telegram, that the trotting clubs in Chrislehiireh are considering the question of applying for a permit for an Imperial trotting meeting to be held diirins; the visit of tho Prince of Wales. Owners and trainers are reminded that the acceptances for the South Wairarnpa Trotting Club's Meeting closo with the secielarv to-morrow. s

Nominal ions for the February meeting of the Wondvillc District Jockey Club close with tho secretary on Friday.