HOLIDAY RACING

Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 2, 27 September 1921, Page 7

HOLIDAY RACING

. OTAKI MEETING HANDICAP WON BY PRINTEMPS ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. (From our Special Reporter.) The Otaki meeting opened in glorious, {weather and before a very large crowd, Phut speculation was restricted, and the I machine showed a big (falling off compared with last year. The total for !„the day was .629,741, compared with i .£'.39,5-17 for the opening day last year. J The Hons. E. J?, lee and C. J. I’arr \ ‘were present, also a large number of •jf P's Backers of the favourite fared 'badly,’ and only one of this class scored during the 'day. The racing was full of surprises, and some very (d os « tin ' ishes were recorded. s Panache, Solstice, and In the Pina Mere the . best backed! in the Maiden Plate, Adrina and ™ er e drawn. Solstice and In the Pink whThad to beThipZ/out to beat Panfiche. f Edendale was finishing o in fourth place. nenaltv Cleasanta was given a IMb.. penaiy for her win at Wanganui, making hor fist lib. Despite this she was ‘‘bright Beloved ran to the leaders and after a'short struggle she easily settled them, winning comfortably y 1 Admiration was a head away SX ..<1 VMM*. «»- «lld Ore , ’"’TU'Cithi drawals being Loyal Aren, nnd Huahabye. Otauru Kid-“t toa pace,,and led for two miles when Ore Ore, who had been handy aU the way, joined him. Once over the las: fence, £mfo°rtobly M by ' ’’mrusrSd Lord D'esmond were taken out of the big handicap, ami th6 JY ;1 went heavily for Dainty Stef.and Kd-si-4* "™ t<W9 feat' by

, V TS 3 Sog,’ln the Pin* Ring’s Armour ’ Ito sorted out ..the penalised B s the best ■of gfood hmgs. Mart al Dawn began first, #md. led the *»*«>« on to the course proper, where the lat ter ran off the course. Martial was challenged .by Makere, hut she held her own, and won by a couple of lengths. * Waimahoe was a length away in third place, and then came Lord Lak. Prince was a good favourite in the Flying Handicap, nut he and Helen Itufpa’were Jeft at ■ the’post. was the quickest to begin, and he. led all the way., Astinome. was id second place to the Straight entrance, where she compounded. Nursing Sister ohms fast. and. got second place from Ihndle, who was unlucky in running. Dime was fourth. , Prior, to the start Helen Rufus unshipped her rider,.but she was caught and-remounted, only to play up and set left at the- post. . Militaire and La Paloma were the, best supported for* the Hack Welter Handicap, Waiua- being the only scratching. The top weight and Opiate began the best, and led down the back. Across the bottom Notawede joined in and led into the straight. Militaire and Kyoto then put in challenges, but Notawede held his own, and won by ai head from Militaire, while'Kyoto was the same distance away. ' Bitters finished fourth. ' The biggest return of the day was

forthcoming as the result of the cpn- » eluding event. Automoana and Probate monopolised the betting, and both‘’showed up well, bxit in a stirring finish-'De-troit got up arid beat Probate by a neck. Princess Pat was third, and White. Blaze fourth. Waimatao, Automoana; and Sir Fanciful finished right up.'. f DETAILS OF'THE RACING, Details of' the gracing are:— MAIDEN PLATE, of. 100 sovs. Five furlongs. • t Mr. J. J. Corry’s b. g. Tn. the Pink, •bv Solferino —Amarill'a,. 4vrs.,- Bst. 101 b J ;. (W. Bell) 1 Mr. W, ‘IT. Gaisford’s b. g. Solstice, bv Solferino—Polyminn, 3vrs.. f?st. i ■ ' . \ (A. Reed) 2 Mr. T. R.. George’s b. c. Panache, by Panmure—Parera, 3yrs.. Bst. 1 I. i ■ (C. Emerson) 3 (Winner trained bv P. Reardon.)

Also started: Jingleform. Bst. 101 b. (E. Eowe); Arellana. Bst. 101 b. (J. Barry): Adrina. Bst. 101 b. (F. Jenkins); Good Mark. fist. 101 b. (A. Thomer): Lady Faa, Bst. 101 b. (F. Corlett): Mancheste-, fist. 101 b. (11. Griffiths); Ania. W. (C. Stephens); Black Arrow, fist. CK. Tucker); Edendale. fist. (Ryder); Hellenics, fist. (R. ' Mackie); Pantier, fist. (L. G. Butler); Pleasure, Bst.. carried fist. 1 411 b. (W. Young); Password, fist. GT. Stuart); Rtrnby. fist., carried fist. 441 b. (T. Pritchard): Sensible. Bst. (M. M'Cnrten). Won by two lengths: half a length between second and third. Time, Amin. 4sec. DOMINION 'DAY HACK HANDICAP, of ISO sovs. One mile. Mr. T. Bevan’s ch. in. Beloved, by Gazelev —Hinemahura, flvrs.. Bst. 31b. ...' (A. Reed) 1 Mr. R. A. M'Kenzie’s b. f. Cleasanta. bv All Black—Westella, 3yrs.. 9st. Ilb.. ine’l 101 b. pen. ... (J. Burry) 2 Mr. C. If. Massey’s br. g. Admiration, — bv Tribulation—Boronia, 6vrs., fist. 101 b. (A. ,T. M'Flinn) 3 (Winner trained by F. J. Carmont.) Also started: Olynthus, fist. 91b. (C. Emerson); lord Desmo/Sd, Bst. 71b., car. ■fist. 81b. (W. Bell); Passenger, Bst. 71b. (K. Tucker); Californian, Bst. 01 b. (H. Stuart); Vindictive, Bst. 31b. (C. Stephens) : Hallowroz, Bst. 21b. Of. M'Carten); Sweet Song. 7«t. llib. (IT. Ryder); Lady Luculhis. ,7st. 91b. (H. Wheeler); Siberian. 7st. 81b. (L. G. Butler). Won by three lengths; head second and’ third. Timo. Imin. 45 1-sseo. TATIMT HACK AND HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. About two miles and a quarter. Mr. J. M. Brown’s br. g, Ore Ore, by Signor—The Brook, aged, 10st.. 91b. (A. M'Dbnald) 1 Messrs. Curran rind Wood's ch. g. Otauru Kid, by Campfire—Artist mare, aged, lost. 51b. (J. Proctor) 2 Mr. W. Smart’s ch. g. Malincourt, by California—Bell Agnes, 6yrs, fist. 101 b (H. M'Sweeney) 3 (Winner trained by S. Brereton.)

Also started: To Toa, list. 51b. (H. Burt); Master Boris, lOst. 71b. (S. Walls); Pawerewere, fist. 131 b. (J. Kean); Kurapat, 9st. olb. (R. Thompson); Chummy, 9st. (W. Feilding); Scimitar, fist. (P. M'Brearty). Won by three lengths with 1 Malincourt four lengths away third. Time, Train. 22 l-seoo.

TEONE MAKITONORE MEMORIAL STAKES HANDICAP, of 500 wvs. One mile and n quarter. Mr. A. Goodman’s' b. g. Printemps, by Autumnus—Reno, syrs., 7<st. Clb. (inc. 81b. penalty) (L. G. Butler) 1 Mr. I?. A. MCKenzie's b. g. Kilgour, by Kilbroney—Angelina, syrs., 7si. 71b (J. Barry) 3 Mr. P. F. Wall's br. g. Verbosity, by Demosthenes—Siiratura. 4yrs., Bsr. lib (M. M'Carten) 3 (Winner trained by owner.) I Also started: Dainty Step, Bst. 41b. (A. J. M’Flinn); Flight Commander, 7st. 111 b. (C. Stephens); Esperance, 7<st. 71b. (A. Rowlands). Won by a head; a length between second and third. Time, 2min. 14sec. STEWARDS’ HACK HANDICAP, of 140 oovs. Six furlongs. Mr. W. Higgins’s b. f| Martial Dawn, by 3yrs., ‘‘st. lib (H. Stuart) 1 Mr. Taranaki To La’s br. m. Makefe, by Tribulation—Tihi, syrs„ 9st. .! (I. A. M'Farlane) 2 Mr. H. D. Buchanan's br. m. Waimnhoe, by Bezoni&n —Punawai, 6yrs., 7st. 81b (W. Blanche) 3 (Winner trained by J. A. Farmer.) Also started: Merinsonta, 95t... inc. 10lb.' pen. (H. Gilmer); Lord Usk, Bst, 51b. (L. G. Butler); Rose of Athens, 7st. 61b., inc. 51b. allowance (J. Fage); Miss Land "st. 51b., inc. 51b. allowance (H. Ryder); Sunbath, 7st. 101 b. (D. Gunn). 'Won bv two lengths/with Waimahoe a length and a half away Time, Imin. 16 4-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 250 eovs. Six furlongs. Mr. K. D. Duncan’s b. g. Solfanello, by ’Solferino—Rosalia, syrs., 9st. 81b. (S. Stophens) 1 Mr. D. O’Reilly’s br. m. Nursing Sister, by Solferino —Miss Dalrymple, "st. 41b., inc. 41b. allowance (J- Cochrane) 2 Mr. W.' H. Gai sford’s b. g. Bindle, by Solferino—Happy Valley, 4yrs., 9st. 41b < (A. Reed) 3 (Winner trained by H. Telford.) Also started: Sunart, Bst. 131 b. (.7. Barry); Birkie, Bst. ! slb. (K. Tucker); Astinome, 7st; 61b., inc. 51b. allowance (H. Tucker); Prince Ferouz, 7st. 21b., inc. 71b. allowance (D. Gunn); Going Tip, 6st. 91b.. car. 7st. (J. Fage); Helen Rnftis, Sst. 7lb! t (L. G. Butler). Won, by a length and a half, half a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 15 l-ssec. WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of, 150 sqvs. Seven furlongs. Mr. D. Donaldfs b. g. Notawede, by Acrostic—No. Trumps, syrs., Sst. 91b (B.'H. Morris) 1 Mr. K. D. Duncan’s b. g. Militaire, by Martian —Vicereine, syrs., 9st. 131 b (G-. Clarke) 2 : Miss G. Barrett’s blk. g. Kyoto, -by Mantonoto Brilliant Step flvrs., ! Sst. 71b (H. Griffiths) 3 (Winner trained by ,T. Coyle.) Also started: Bitters, 9st. 131 b. (H. M'Sweeney);. La Paloma, 9st. Blh. (A. Reed); Sea- Foam, 9st. 31b. (S. Biel); Rowan, f Sst. 71b., car. Sst. 111 b. (W. Fielding); Opiate, Sst. 7lb. (T. Pritchard); March On, Bst. 71b. (C. Emerson). Won by a. head, with Kyoto a similar distance awav. Time. Imin. 31 4-sseo. . KFiRHI.HT POER-Eh WELTER HANDI- . CAP. of 280 sovs. Seven furlongs. Mr. E. Pepman’s br. g. Detroit, by ’Frisco—Fishermaid, aged, Sst. 71b. - (C. Emerson) 1 Mr. W. Galbraith’s, hr. m. Probate,' by Provocation —-Wailethe, syrs„ ' Bsfi 9}b. ...< TH. Stuart) 2 Mr. J. Fraber’s b. f. Princess, Pat, x by All Black—Martian Princess, 3vrs., Bst. 11b., inc. 71b. allowance (H. Godfrey) 3 I (Winner 1 trained by owner.) Also started: Sir Fanciful, -9« t. 121 b. !w. -Belli; Waimnfcm, 9st. 91b. (A. M'Donald); Idle Talk. 9s?t 71b„ (H. M'Streeney); Canyon. 9st. 11b. (T; PritchSrd)': AutomOonq, Bst; Iffib. (M. M'Car-te-n)'; Ronnv Briar. BG. 91b- <?ar. Sst. 19.1 b. (W. FWding): White Blaze, Sst. 71b. (A. ,T. M'Fli'nn). Won by n neck, with the third-horse a- similar distance ivfray. Time, Imin. Slsec.

AVONDALE MEETING MOLYNEAU.X TVINS PLUM.PTON handicap. 8y Telegraph.—Special Oorreapondeat Auckland, September 2G. Perfect weather prevailed for the second day of thg Avondale Jockey Club’s spring l meeting, and the going was all that could be desired. There was a large attendance, mid the totalisutor handled .264,920, making <£128.474 10s. for the .meeting, an increase of .£1674 compared with last year. The Nursery Handicap resulted in a good'finish, Sir Otway getting the verdict by about half a length. The field were sent away well together. Potoa King and Master O'Horke led for the first half of the journey, but when heads were turned for home Just shot to the front closely followed by Sir Otway. The latter had the best of the battle up tho straight, and the judge was unable to separate Just and Refinement for second place. Shebang was fourth. Tho Avondale Guinean looked like a certainty for Rational, and tho public thought so, but tho public was disappointed. From a fine start Mermin and Grotesque shot to the front with the favourite in close pursuit. When a third of the journey had been traversed, Rational took command and led by two lengths to tho homo turn, Mermin and 1 Grotesque coming next, stride for stride.

When heads were turned for home. Grotesque put in a great run and heafled the leader. He swept on in. great style, and won decisively, Rational and Mermin being close together in second and third positions, with Young Thurnham fourth. Grotesque was third favourite. Eighteen horses started m the Plumpton Handicap. When the field settled into their stride, Tinohorcs Uncle Ned and Miss Muriel were in the van. With half the distance gone, Mifis Muriel was done, and a little later T.tnohoro began to tire. It now looked as if Uncle Ned would win, but the race wae not over. Molyneaux, who had been lying handy, moved up quickly and got level with Uncle Ned. A well-fought finish resulted in a vsrdict in favour of Molyneaux by--.ii peck, with Khublai Khan threequarters of a length away 5n third place, just about a head in froiy: of Tinohoro. Admiral Codrington (the favourite) did not get away well, and Gold Kip was never dangerous. * The falling of Golden /Glade and Monoplane enabled Oakleigh, who ran a faultless race, to score an easy, victory in the Mount Albert Steeplechase. In an exciting run homo Signature just managed to beat Tenacious by a head for second nlace. i ~ The President’s Handicap was well won by Absurdum, who wps the first to show in front and was never headed. Tama-a-roa was coming very fast at the finish, but was reprived of second place by Tigrinia in the last few strides. Right and Left was a good fourth. « The best performance of the day was Radiant Light’s win in the New Lynn Handicap. She got a bad start and was pushed back’ till she got into the last division of the great field. Oliver got her going again wjien half the journey had been covered. ' She made a splendid run up the' straight, and coming through on the inside, won by half a length. Qliver and his mount were accorded an ovation. DETAILS OF THE RACING. By Telegraph—Press Association. KINGSLAND HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 300 sovs. Ono mile and three-quarters. I Ditto, lOst. 81b (Rennie) I Rathlin, lOst. 2 Guianform, Ost 2 Also started: Deviation, lOst. 71b.; Killard, Marconi, lOst. 41b.; Eady Bruce, Welshman, No Mistake, Gold Scene, Ma Copper, Octoplete, 9st. Won by two lengths. Time. 3min. 19 l-ssec. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 500 sovb. .Four furlongs. Sir Otway, Sst (Bagby) 1 Refinement, 7st. H,Jb t Just, 7st. 71b 4' * tDead heats Also started: Master O’Rorke, Sst. 21b.; Sheffield, Poton. King, 7st. 131 b.; Royal Fame,-7s|; 121 b.; .Dorinda, Shebang, Flojent, 7st. 71b. Won by a neck. Time, Imin. 8 2-ssec. AVONDALE GUINEAS, of 600 sovb. Ono i mile.. Special weights. Grotesque • (R- Reed) 1 Rational 2 Mermin ■ a started: Young Thurnham, Rose Thurnham. - ' . ’ Won bym. length,, third horse a neck away. Time, Imin. 41'3-ssec. PLUMPTON. .HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. Ninj»jf»furlpngs. Molyneaux. Bsti 'l3lb. ... (J. O’Shea) 1 Uncle Ned, Sst. 81b i. 2 Khublai -KhAn,. 7st. 131 b 3 Also started: Volo. —r; Admiral Codrinjjton, Sst, - 9lb.'•Humbug. Sst. 81b.; Gold Kip,. Bst. 61b., Starland, Strategy. Bst.; Mangamahoe, 7st. 121 b.; Glen Canny, 7st. 101b.;;-Perfect Day, 7st.- 81b.; Spanner, 7s!t. '7lb.; Arch Salute, Tinohoro, 7st. 41b.; Miss Muriel, 7st. 31b.; n.vllus, 7st.; Sylvan, 6st. 71b -• Won i by. 4 neck, third horse threeouarters of a length away. Time, Imin. ■sssec. MOUNT ALBERT STEEPLECHASE, of 490. soys. About three miles. Oakleigh; lOst. 71b (Warner) 1 Signature, lOst 2 Tenacious; lOst. 31b 3 Also started: ,Golden Glade, 10st.; Monopole, 9st. IMb.: Battletide, 9st. 91b.; Marconi, Sst. 81b. i

Won hy four, lengths, third horse a nriik nwffv.-’ Time, Gmin. 4sec. PRESIphfNT 4 S HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. ■ < ' . Six furlongs. Absurdum,'- Bst (R. Reed) 1 Tigrinia, 7st. 21b 2

Tama-a-roa, Bst. 11b 3 . Also started: Gazique, 9at. 21b.; Golden Bubble, Bst. 81b.; Income, Bst/: Namntere, 75t;131b.; -Right and Left, Esthonia, 7st. 101 b. ,-Tieki, 7st. 61b.; Leithfield, Illumination; Pavo, Gst. *7lb. , Won by half a length each way. Time, Imin. 14'3-s§)c. HACK HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Nine furlongs. • Radiant Light, . Bst. 101b."(A Olli’er) 1 Esplanade, 7st. 81b X 2 Brodrick, Bst: 41bt 3 Also started: Paonui, fist,; Pepin, fist. 131 b.; War i Tank, Bst. 101 b.; Persian King, fist. 91b.; Nrinerrant, Bst. 31b.; Narana. Bst. 21b.; Ohiti, fist.; Marble Blab, Some Flash ion, ' 7st. 131 b.; (Miss Mriva, . Argh laddie, 7»t. 121 b.; Glencairn, Great Form, Kinkora, 7st. 111 b.; Tjreless, 7st. 101 b.; Shortlan.d. Gidgi, Martini, Prince . Megschikoff. Tinowere, q ’n Akatai, Cornglen, Narrow Neck, 7st. 81b. Won by half q/length, third horse a heclr-nwar. Time. Imin. 58'ec. NIHOTAPU WpT.TER HANDICAP, of 300 soys. One mile and on* furionc. General Advance. Bst. 31b. (Andrews) 1 Pure Eriziness, fist. 2 Dead Sweet, fist 3 ■A1«O Started: Spanner. 9«t. 51b.; Archie. Rockfiehl. Truthful. Prince Mnrt’an, fist. 21b.; Penona, fist.'9lb.; Stork, Rst. ,61b.; Prince Charleroi, fist. 4H>. ; Scranro’ Pane”, 8«t. 31b.: No Bother Bsl. ,21n.; Bezant, , Lady Energy, Loveliehf. Night Timo. Mistian, Bst. 'Won Ijvia length, third horse half a length away. Time, Imin. 56sec. WHANGAREI WEIGHTS. Ry’ Telegraph —Press Association. Auckland, September 26 Following «re the weights for the Wbo- > ngarai meeting:— WHANGAREI CUP HANDICAP, of ■lOO sOvs. One mile and three furlongs.— Tama-a-roa, fist. 51b.; Woody Glen, Bst. 131 b.; Spanner, Bst. 101 b.; Archie, Bst. 81b.; Rockfield, Bst. 51b.; Bute Sound, Bst.; Forest Gold, 7st. 121 b. Dead Sweet, Prince Charleroi, 7st. 81b.; Scrap o’ Paper; 7st. 71b.; Sir Huon, No Bother, 7st. 51b z ; Lady Energy, 7st. 41b.; Gold Plane, Cantoris, 6st. lid.; Prince Car], Boomaday, Miss Melva, Mangawai, Re‘creation, 6-st. 71b. . COtINTY HANDICAP, of 100 sevs. Seven furlongs.—Scrap o’ Paper, lOst. 121 b.; Arrowfield, lOst. 71b.; Tom Aioore, Bst. 71b.; North Loburn, Winning Less, Bst. 41b.; Jafffia, 7st. 91b.; Space, Torchlight, Miss Theory, Miss Lucullue, Tetoki Jack Farrow, 7st. 71b.: Lndy Kermin, 7st. TITJANUI HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and threequarters.— Oakleigb, 11st. 91b.; Kiriwinning, Signature, Crowhurst, Guinnfonn, Penniless, John Bjijiny; lOst. lib.; No Mistake,,fist. 81b.; Poanui, fist. 71b.; Independence, Glucian. Otara, fist. 21b.; Tom Moore, 9st. 111).; Loyal Prince, Gold Scene, Dnpud.ence, Stirrup Cup, King' Bruce, Lady. Biddy, Blueform, Guardian, Narrow Neck, Welshman, Rome. Hoketnai, fist.‘ 4 HIKURANGI HACK., HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. One mile.—Doric, 9st.; Pep)n, Bst. 131 b.; Cantoris, Bst. 111 b.; Brodick, Bst. 91b.; Heathermoon, 8«t. 31b.; Marble Slab, Bst. 21b.; Navana, Bst.; Arch Laddie,,7st. 111 b. ;■ Ohiti, 7st. 101 b.; Boomaday, Penniless, North Lobilrn, Rose Thurnham, Shortland, Narrow Neek, zst. 81b.: Great Form. Glen Leckie, harrow, AVelshman, Woori, 7et, 31b. MANAIA HANDICAP, of 250 soys. Six furlongs.-—Tama-a-roa, fist, fill).; Esthonia, Namutere, 9st.; Dead Sweet, 7st. 121 b.; Scrap o’ Paper, 7st, ll'b- i Infante, 7st. 71b.; Night Timo, 7st. 51b.: Lightning, 7sl. 31b.; Jolly Princess, 6st. Lib.;

Tresor, Canzonet, Gst. 101 b.; Battleplane, North I.obuin, Mangawai, Gst. 71b. PARAHA KI HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Seven furlongs. Esthonia, lOst. 101 b.; Bute Sound, TOst.; Prince Chan'leroi, fist. 81b.; Scrap o’ Paper, 9st. 71b.; Penonn, ' fist. 61b.; Arrowfie.ld, 9st. 21b.; Cantoris, Bst. Ulb.; Bezant, Mumble, Bst. 91b.; Prince Carl, Bst. 71b.; Knighton. Bst, 51b.; Marble Slab, Fencer, Shortland, Annriroon, Proxyform, Miss Melva, Tireless, Bst. 9 KENSINGTON HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs.—Scrap o’ Paper, fist. 101 b,; Penona, fist. 91b.; Infante, 9st. 61b.; Bezant, t*;t. 121 b.: Jolly Princess, Bst. 111 b.; Tresor, fist. 91b.; Irinkop, Bst. 51b.; Fife and Drum, 7st. 71b.; Glad Tidings, 7st. 41b.; Smoke Concert, Winning I/asß, 7st. 21b. ; Miss Lucullus, Pengwen, Proxyform. 7st. , A Press Association- message from Sydney states that Finmark has been scratched for tho Australian Jockey Club Spring Stakes and the Metropolitan, and Cupidon and Coniston . have been scratched for the V ictoria Racing Clu'b Derby.

FOR TO-DAY. , Acceptances for to-day are 1 — TRIAL HANDICAP’. of 100 sovs. j , furlongs. st. lb. | st. lb. Pnpahinn ... 3 9 Lady Eaa .. 77 Wnimahoe .. '7 12 Orellana 7 7 Panache 7 11_ Manchester ' 7 7 Oniate Anin. 1 7 7 Blank Arrow 7 9 Hellanice .. 7 7 Rmrbv 7 9 Passwojd 7 7 Adrina ....).. . 7 7 Pant1«r 7 7 OTAKI HANDICAP, of 135 sovs. Seven furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Bitters 8 0 Sweet Song 7 fi Marti's I Ttawn R’ 3, March On ... 7 0 Tn Palona ... 8 0 Pleasure 7 0 Hallowroz .. 7 0 RiKminn 7 0 TE RING! STEEPLECHASE,* of 200 sovs. About two miles. st. lb. st. lb. Oreore 11 9 Malincourt .. 9 11 Loval Arch.. 11’ 8 Pftwerewere 9 10 Te Toa • 11 3 Knranai 9 i Otaurn Kid 10'12 Hushahve ... 9 2 Master Boris 10 5 SHrhitar .... f) 0 Oninnfn 9 12 ’ Chummy .,. 9 0 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. One mile and 55 yards. st. lb. st. lb. Kilbnsh 8 8 Idle Talk .. 7 5 Daint.v Step 8 8 Beloved 6 10. Verbosity .. R 3 American Prinfemps .. 8 Beauty .... 6 7 7 13 ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. i st. lb. MaW.re 9 0 Wnimahoe .. 7 5 TTn.llovrroz .. 8 I Fdendale .... 7 2 Lord TTsk .. 8.0 Sunbath 7 2 Midland 7 7 RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. 1b. Birkie 8 3 Prince Ferouz 7 11 Nursing Coing Dp .. fi 7 Sister 8 o Trol»n Rufus 0 7 .■ RAHUI WELTER HANDICAP. of 130 sovs. One mile. st. lb. * ' st. lb. Militaire ... 10 0 Passenger .. 8 11 Beloved 9 8 t Californian 8 10 Bitters ' ...... 9 7 Sea Foam .. 8 7' Admiration 9 K Kydto 8 i WATTOHIT WELTER HANDICAP. of 180 sovs. One mile. st. lb.' st. lb. Printemps .. 10 0 Waimatao .. 8 11 Sir fanciful v 9 0 Probate 8 9 Idle Talk ... 9 2 Princess Pat 8 5 Detroit 9 0 Bonny Briar 8 2 Astinome .. 8 11 White Blaze 8 0