THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 181, 2 May 1925, Page 4

THE RACING WORLD

' MARLECRCICH MEETING

NOTES AND COMMENTS

MARLBOROUGH MEETING CUP WON BY CROWN STAR Ur TBLEGBXPit. — I’kess Association- ( Blenheim, May 1. The first day o£ the Marlborough Racing Club’s autumn meeting was held under ideal weather conditions. There was a large crowd and the course was good. The-totalisator handled .£10,350, as against £9467 for the first day of last year. Results.: NOVICE STAKES, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. 2 Tempean (G. Ridgway) 1 9 Astonform .’(E. Ludlow) 2 1 Morning Gift (E. Wilson) 3 Tikima and Chukka .were scratched. Won by half a length. Time, lmin. 2 4-ssec. HILLERSDEN TROTTING HANDI- ; CAP, of 75 sovs.-' One mile and a half. 1 1 May Reta, 24yds. behind (R. Hughes) 1 3 Ashley Belle, 24yds. behind. (E. Evans) 2 4 Welcome Boy, 12yds. behind. (E. Redwood) 3 Also started: 5 Peter Thom, scr.; 6 Gay Lothario, scr.; 7 Ballance, scr.;-2 Countess E’e, 72yds. behind. Won by four lengths. Time, 4min. 7 4-asec. WATERLEA CUP, of 250 sovs. One mile and a quarter and 160 yards. 5 Crown Star, 7st. 111 b. (S. Wilson) 1 4 Pronto, 7st. 81b. (G. Ridgway) 2 1 Kalakaua, Bst. 91b. (C. W. France) 3 .Also started: 3 Stream, 7st. 71b.; 2 Sanctuarv, 7st. 81b.; 6 Lady Gay, 7st. 71b- ' , , A splendid- race with a good finish. Won by a long neck, half a. length between second and third. Time, 2nitn. 15 2-ssec. ,01’AWA HACK WELTER, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. 3 Bonatic, Bst 111 b.... (E. Ludlow) 1 1 Ardfinnan, fist. 121 b. (W. Young) 2 2 Bezau, Ost. 31b(J. Olsen) 3 Also started: 4 Manchester, 7st. 131 b.; 5 Halloweve, 7st. 121 b.; 6 Waterlea, 7st. lllb. , . - Won by two lengths, a similar distance between second and third. 1 inie, lmin. 29 3-ssec. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Bennnre, 7st. 71b(D. Watts) 1 2 Misgovern, 7st. 131 b. (H. H. Hobson) 2 5 Island, 7st. 91b (C. Butler) 3 Also started: 4 Bonnie. Gold, Sst. 61b.; x 3 Pink Rose, 7st. 91b. Won by a head. Time, lmin. 15sec. BEAVER HACK HANDICAP, of 100 , ■ - sovs. -Five furlongs. • . 5 Tempean, 7st. lib. (G. Ridgway) 1 4 Sunbath, Bst. 21b (C. Butler) <2 6 Solrino, 7st. 51b (T. Stokes) 3 Also started: 7 The Bolter, Ost.; 8 Martinique, Bst. 51b>; 2 Kilmar, Bst. 51b.; 1 Bonatic, Bst. 31b.; 3 Esquimaux, 7st. 131 b.; 9 Sea Kist, 7st 71b.; 10 Magic Star.'6st. 101 b. Won by a length and a quarter. Time, lmin. 2 '3-ssec. WINTER TROTTING HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. One mile and a half. 2 Miss'Mabel, scr. ... (S A. Eagan) 1 4 jim.Beldon, scr(T. Gilmore) 2 b Brandon, 36yds. behind (P. Daly) 3. Also started: 5 Sweet Kathleen, 12vos. behind'; 1 Lizde Franz, 12yds. behind; 6 Ravenslad, 24yds. behind; 7 Lunsdale, 2lyds. behind; '3 Annerley, 108yds. behind. " < , Wqn by four lengths, three lengths between second and third. Time, 3min. 44 3-ssec. SOLDIERS' HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Seven furlongs. I Debate, 7st. lllb (France) 1 4 Pink Rose, Bst. 101 b. ... (S. Wilson) 2 3 Sir Pam, 9st. 131 b (J- Olsen) 3 1 Also started: 3 La Reve, Bst. 71b.; a Gamecock, 'Jst. 81b. . . Won by two lengths, a similar distance between second and third. Time, lmin. 30sec7 NOTES ON THE RACING (By Tel.—Special Correspondent.) In the Novice Stakes well over a third of the. money on the machine was on Morning Gift who was regarded as being unbeatable, but she faded out badlv after having every chance. Turning 'for home the favourite closed up] like a book, allowing Tempean and Astonform to beat her home fairly easilv. Tempean won by half a length from Astonform, with Morning Gift a' tiring third. , Waterlea was fourth, and ■ Geordie Hill fifth. In the Hillersden Trot Mav Reta was favoiirite. She got away smartly, and the race was all over practically before it started. The favourite led past the stand eight or ten lengths

in front half a mile from home. She was eased up over the final stages, but still was four lengths to the good of Ashley Belle when the post was reached. Welcome Boy was live lengths further back third. . An -inquiry was held into the running of Countess Eve, but the stewards accepted J. Pugh’s explanation that he was suffering f-om an injury which affected him du.’ing the race. They added that, they would view with disfavour any further attempt on his part to ride. The Waterlea Cup provided a remarkably fine finish. Pronto was the first to show out, with Sanctuarv and Kalakaua in close attendance, and Lady Gay at the head of the others. When the field straightened out for home, Sanctuary, Pronto, and Kalakaua were together, with Crown Star on their heels. At the stewards’ stand Crown Star shot to the front, and stayed long enough jo win in a stirring finish by a long neck from I’ronto, who was half a length to the good of Kalakaua. Sanctuary was fourth and Lady Gay fifth. Bonatic won the Opawa Welter Handicap very easily by a couple of lengths from Ardfinnan. Bezau was third, a similar distance further back, and Manchester was fourth. Misgovern came with a rattle at the end of the Autumn Handicap, and just failed to wear down the favourite, Benmure, who won Jsy a head Island was a length and a half further back. Pink Rose, who had a bad run, waf, fourth. Subsequently the stewards admonished and imposed a fine of £2 on 11. H. Hobson, the rider of Misgovern, for careless riding. His mount jammed I‘ink Rose on the rails in the back ctretch. In an exciting finish Tempean .won the Beaver Handicap by one and a quarter lengths from Snnbath, with Solrino two lengths further back. The Bolter ran fourth, Bonatic fifth, and Esquimaux sixth. Kilmar, who had a bad run at the start, was last. Lizzie r’nnz .trotted home a nice winner in the Second Trot, having four lengths to spare from Jim Beldon, who was three lengths clear of Btandon. The others were bunched close up; The, concluding event was won by Debate, who came up on the outside In the straight, and stalling off a challenge by Pink Rose, scored nicely by two lengths. Sir Pam was a similar distance further back, and Gamecock, who faded badly ovet Ute last stages, was fourth.

TO-DAY’S ACCEPTANCES

NOTES AND COMMENTS When R. J. Mason decided against the trip to Sydney, rumours were current that he was 'afraid that Gloaming might be beaten by The Hawk if t.hev met in Australia. Stories of this nature will be effectively silenced now that Mason ■ has brought Gloaming north to compete at the Hawke’s Bay autumn meeting against all comers. It is to be hoped that these two good horses will get a fair run through the race with no interference, and unless the writer is very much mistaken The Hawk will have a fairly good view of Gloaming ’at the finish. At Riccarton <ki Wednesday morning, Gloaming and Haze jumped off together at the six-furlong post on the grass and kept together for three furlongs, which they left behind in 37sec. Then Gloaming drew away, finishing up bis task in lipin. 14 4-ssec., a fine effort. When the w inning post was reached lie was three seconds in front of Haze, who carried G. Young, and was not ridden out Gloaming, who carried a light weight, was going on well at the end of a fine gallop. Haze is likely to carry a good deal of support in the Hawke’s Bay Cup. Though still a maiden, he is a good galloper and a proved stayer. Luxurious!, who dead-heated , with Abcrfeldy in the two-year-old 'race at Ht mil ton. had been unplaced in his seven previous starts.. He is a colt by I.ucullus—Lassie Doon, and consequently a full-brother to Master Doon, a very useful tliree-vear-old. , At a sale of thoroughbreds from Mr. John Grigg s Lotigbeach Stud, held recently at Invercargill, 20 lots were sub-' milted, and, when it "is stated that in no case did the bidding reach the threefigure shape, it may be guessed that the proceedings were not marked with spirit. One of the lots T-a four-year-old bv Captain from Foapt Flake—-was knocked down for 5 guineas.' ' It is reported that Mr. I. Paterson has decided to retire Surveyor definitely from the turf. The game old Nassau horse has been at it since he topped the money list as a two-vear-old, winning over £3ooo|for his breeder, Sir. G. L. Stead, and creating an. Australasian record (since broken bv Glohming) for four furlongs. Sold to Mr. W. G. Stead, Surveyor was unlucky as a tliree-year-old, n'arotyly missing wins in very fast times to good horses in Australia and the Dominion. The Hawke’s Bay Owner, however, 1 got a good return for the | big price he gave for Surveyor, but was very unfortunate in disposing of him, apparently when done as a racehorse, to Mr. Paterson for 110 guineas. After service at the stud, the horaa was put into work again, slid, although always

more or less lame’, lie has been responsible for some sterling efforts. Alto- S gether Surveyor has contested about ninety races, for twenty-one wins, sixteen seconds, and ten thirds. His total earnings amounted to £13,700, of which his present owner has b-en credited with £7SOU. • The connections of Le Clioucas apparently thought he was unbeatable on the. second day of the Hamilton meeting. Reports from Hamilton state that he was very unlucky to be beaten bad luck at the start being the cause. Hipo ran fairly prominentry in the Storey Memorial Handicap at the -Hamilton meeting on Tuesday, says an Auckland writer, being well up at the entrance to the straight, and eventually filling fourth position. .< The distance, one milq and a-quarfer, : s apparently a bit too far for him, but in his present form he should be more prominenti at the mile. Those who noticed the great'speed shown by Double Event at the recent Wellington trotting meeting will be interested to see that he is engaged in the Cornwall Handicap at the Auckland Trotting Club’s meeting to-day. Some time back had the bail luck to lose the services of Copper Nob, who was then giving every indication of turning out useful. However, a bit of good fortune came bis way the other day, for Mr. T. H. Lownhanded him over a coming two-year-old bv King John—War Talk to mould into shape "for racing. The youngster is. therefore, a half-brother to Suomi, wiio has been racing with success in Australia. The owner of the Auckland 'bred gelding, Te Kara, who is now racing in Sydney, was asked the other week to piit a'.price upon him, which he did, Tuit no business was the outcome, the prospective btrner beinj* of the opinion that the figure was too tall lot him. According to a Christchurch exchange Nincompoop’s knees are giving R. J. Mason trouble again. When the Absurd colt returned from Sydney last spring, his knees were blistered, and they stood the strain until just on the eve of the C.J.C. Easter meeting, when it became apparent tb->t they were again paining him. The writer quoted says: “Had Nincompoop kept sound he would have beaten Black Cat in the Champagne, for Black Cat only justbeat Chignon, and if sound Nincompoop would have beaten his stablematf by lengths!” Mr. J. O’Neill has unfortunately lost tile rising two-yerr-okl colt by Arrowsmith from the brilliant mare Gladiole, dam of the speedy Orchid. DUNEDIN J.C NOMINATION DATE EXTENDED. kb IELEmtAPII l‘ Dunedin, May 1. On account of the date of nominations for the Dunedin Jockey Chib’s winter meeting clashing with the Tiniaru races, the date for the closing of entries has been extended until noon on Monday. FIXTURES May 1 and 2—South Canterbury J.C. Autumn. May 1 and 2—Marlborough R.C. Autumn. May 8 and fl—Hnwhe’s Bay J.C Autumn. May fl—Amberlej R Annual. May o—Whangarei R.C Autumn.' May 13 ami 14—Kgnioiil R.C. tVinloi. May Hl—North Canterbury R.C. Autumn.

SOUTH CANTERBURY MEETING CUP WON UY TARLETON. By Telegraph—Press Association. Tiniaru, May 1. The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s autumn meeting opened in perfect weather to-day. The tracks were fast and the totalisator handled £16,028, compared with £15,761 for the corresponding day of last year. J. R. Kaan, rider of Charlatain iii the Steeplechase, suffered a fracture of the base of the skull, and'A. Peart (rider of Greenstone in-the same race) was slightly injured, both horses falling. The time for the Cup is a, record for the track. Details:— , TEKAPO HURDLES, of 150 sovs. One mile and a half. 9 Lord AshJea, lOst. 91b. (A. S. Ellis) 1 1 Petunia, Ost. Sib 2 4 Grim Joke, 9st 3 Also started: 5 Penurv Rose, lOst. 91b.; 3 Red Kriss, lOst. 81b.; 2 Royal Star, lOst. 81b.; 7 San Salvador, 9st. 91b.; 6 Paddy’s Hope, 9st.; 8 Calibration, Ost. Won by three lengths. Time, 2min. 44 3-ssec. GLADSTONE HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. • One mile. 9 All Gold, Bst. 41b. (W. J. Jennings) 1 3 Perino, Bst. 41b 2 6 Shandre, 7st. 81b 3 Also started': 1 Coch-y-Bondhu, Bst. 91b.; 8 Le Forte, Bst. 41b.; 2 Ohpir, Bst 61b.; 5 Rockfellow, Bst. 21b.; 6 Solway, 7st. 121 b.; 6 Brilliant Hope, 7st. 111 b;; 10 Bebeform, 7st. 111 b.; 4 Winkie’s Rebel, 7st. 111 b. Won by a nose. Time, Imin. 43 l-ssec. ' ELECTRIC STAKES, of 130 sovs. Five furlongs. d Gold .Brick, Bst. 51b. (C. Emerson) 1 6 Some Abbey, Bst. 51b 2 J Soltoe, Bst. 51b 3 Also started: lo Bonnvwood, 14 Bon Hope, 4 Fairv Herald, 17 Fairy Tidings, 16 Floramye, 5 Hidden Mystery, 10 Laughie, 7 Loch .Weir, 11 Olympia, 12 Solfello, 13 Strongbird, ’8 Voute, 2 Passing Hour. 9 Volant, Bst, Won by half a length. Time, Imin. 1 2-ssec. TIMARU CUP, of 400 sovs. One mile j and a quarter. 1 Tarleton, Bst. 131 b. (F. E. Jones) 1 •2 Ravenna, Bsr. 11b. " 8 Sunny Loch, Bst 61b ° Also 'started: 3 Mountain Lion, Ost.; 4 Kilfane, Bst. 91b.; 6 Dancing Days, Cst. 71b. ... n ■ Won by a long neck, lime, 2mm. * 4-ssec. SMITHFIELD HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Gay Juliet, Bst. 11b. .. (D. Cotton) 1 4 Ayrburn, 7st. 31b ...■•■ ~ 1 Los Ambus, Bst. 61b 3 Also started: 5 Suit Up, Bst. 61b.; 3 The Harp, 7st. 81b.; 7 Cloutarf, 7st. 81b.; 6 Lata, 7st. 51b. Won by a head. Time, Imin. 13 4-ssec. OTII’UA STEEPLECHASE, of 250 sovs. About two miles and a half. 2 Palencia, list. 91b. (A. E. Ellis) 1 6 Golden Prince, 9M. 21b 2 4 Kipling, lOst. 81b 3 Also started: 1 Charlatan, list. 81b.; 3 Mettle Drift, lOst. 11b.; 7 Tokomairiro, Ost. 21b.; 5 Greenstone, Ost. CharJatan .and Gieenstbne fell, ' , . -•Won by six lengths. Time, snun. 20sec. ;■ ROSEWILL HACK HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. Seven furlongs. • Bst. ,21b. _(C. Eastwood) 1 •^‘■Ronaki,-"7st. lOlbr :e;r. 2 v Lord - Leslie, 7sf.. Olli.- .3 Also'started: 8 Goosestep, Ost.; 3 -Kiir YD, Ist. 61b ;"2"<sWo7lst- 31b.- ; ; O'Mountain Rose, 7st. 121 b.; 6 Goldspin-

ner, 7at. 111 b.; 10 Captain Sarto, 7st. 41b.; 7 Prompter, 7st. Sib. Won bv a neck. Time, Imin. 27sec. DONCASTER WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Warhaven, Bst (C. Emerson) 1 8 Happy Days, Ost. 121 b 2 1 Barn Owl, Ost. 81b 3 Also started: 4 Kilbarry, Bst. 101 b.; 7 Dutch Courage, Bst. 01b.; 11 Uleabdrg, Bst. 61b. ; 5 Kuia, Bst. 61b.; 3 Prince Charleroi, Bst. lib. ; 6 Quality, 7st. 121 b.; 9 Bella IStke, 7st. 111 b.; 12 Hurdv Guide, 7st. 111 b.; 10 Sartolite, 7st. fllb. Won by a head. Time, Imin. 26 1-5 sec. (Acceptances for second day will be found on page 8.) HAWKE’S BAY ACCEPTANCES Napier, May 1. -Following are the acceptances for the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club autumn meeting:— MANGATAIUTA HURDLES, of 150 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. st. lij. st. lb.

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SYDNEY CUP MISHAP ACCIDENTALLY CAUSED. (Rec. May 1, 10.15 p.m.) Sydney, May 1. The adjourned inquiry into the accident during the race for the Sydney Cup on April 13, when six horses fell on turning, into the straight, and a jockey was seriously injured, was concluded today. '1 he stewards found that it was accidentally caused.—Press Assn.

TROTTING NELSON ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph—Press Association. Nelson, May 1. Following are the acceptances for the Nelson Trotting Club’s meeting:— INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP (saddle), of 75 sovs. One mile and a half. —Sun Gleam, Signor, Orbell Hall, scr.; Jim Bcldon, 72yds. behind; Halloween, 132yds. behind; Brandon, 192yds. behind; Little Ben, 216yds. behind. FiNNEY MEMORIAL (harness), of 150 sovs. Two miles.—Maymorn, Logwood, scr.; Silveretta, 24yds. behind; Arran Chief, 36yds. behind; Sea Nvmph, 60yds. behind; Proud Joyce, 84yds. behind ;■ Rita Rye, 156yds. behind. HANDICAP (harness), of 75 sovs. One mile and a half.—Daphne Logan, Star of Hope, Blue Glen, scr.; Jim Beldon, 72yds. behind; Halloween, 152yds. behind; Brandon, 192yds. behind. TASMAN HANDICAP (saddle), of 75 sovs. One mile and a half.—Louisiana, Hall Companion, Prince Leslie, Greywood, Delting Moor, Orbell Hall, Singapore, Sarsaparilla, Audo Child, Quincelyn,. scr.; Mav Reta, 36yds. behind; Countess Eve, 84yds. behind; Westwood, 108yds. behind; Brooklyn Hall, 192yds. beliihd. EXPRESS HANDICAP (harness), of 90. sovs. One mile and a Miss Mabel, Bon Pang, Little Ben Brandon, scr.; Humming Bird, Black Cloud, 24yds. behind; Arran Chief, Woodland Rose, 36yds. behind; *Sea Nymph ( —) ; Proud Joyce, Ena Black, 60 yds. behind. HANDICAP (harness), of 95 sovs. Two miles.—Sarsparilla, Louisiana, Hall, Companion, Prince Leslie l , Imperious Lad, Greywood, Singapore, Audo Child, scr.; May Reta, 48yds. behind; Countess Eve, 96yds. behind; Westwood, 120vds. behind. IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP (harness), of 95 sovs. One 'mile and a half.—Jim Beldon, Sun Gleam, Signor, Lizzie Franz, Miss Mabel, Logwood, scr.; Silveretta. 72yds. behind; Proud Joyce, 108vds. behind. J-LVING. HANDICAP (harness), of 95 sovs. One mile and a half.—Mavdorn, Bon Pang, Little Ben, Lizzie Franz, Miss Mabel, scr.; Silveretta, Humming Bird, Black Cloud, Woodland Rose, 12yds. behind; Arran Chief, 24 yds. behind; Sea Nymph, 36yds. behind; Proud Joyce, Ena Black, 48yds. behind; Rita Rye, 84yds. behind.

WAIHOPIA TROTTING HANDICAP sovs. One mile and a half. , of 75 Billy Bingen . scr. yd. bd. . ser. Sarsaparilla . . ser. May Rota .. 24 Ballance .. 72 'Tahi . ser. Countess Eve .. 72 . yd. bd. Westwood .... ... 120 Ashley Belle . .. 24 RENWICKTOWN ’TROTTING HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. Ona mile. Sweet yd. ba. Kathleen .. ser. Miss Mabel . ... 12 Luusdale . ser. Brandon ... 12 Lizzie Franz . ser. Humming Bir d 48 Ravenslad ... .. ser. Annerlcy ...... ... 48 OMAKA HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of ICO eovs. Seven furlongs. ~t. J li. st. lb. Bonatic 9 6 Manchester .. .. 7 8 "Bezau '............. . 9 1 Magic Star .... .. 7 7 Aston form 8 6 Waterlea . 7 7 Scald st 7 11 RIVERLANDS HACK HANDICAP, of 100 gov a. Five furlongs, st. 10. st. lb. Tho Bolter ...... . 9 0 Solrino ..7 5 Bezau . 8 8 Seakist . 7 5 Tcmpean . 8 7 Morning Gift 7 2 Sunbath . 8 6 Halloweve! .... .. 6 15 Martinique .... . 8 4 Geordie Hill . .. 6 7 ■Kilmar . 8 2 Grist ..6 7 Esquimaux ... 710 Ngaioform .... .. 6 7 FAREWELL WELTER, HANDICAP. of'125 SO VS. ■Seven furlongs. s. B! Uh st. lb. Sir Pam . 9 9 Island .. 8 .5 Crown Star ... . 9 -9 In Revo .. 8 4 Gamecock 9 2 Glucment .. 7 13 Misgovern 8 12 Ardflnnan .... .. 7 10 . Debate .88 PIONEER HANDICAP, of 125 eovs . Six furlongs. st. lb fit. lb. Sir Pam . 9 0 Misgovern .... .. 8 4 Benmure . 8 A Pink Rose ... .. 7 10 Bonnie Gold .. . 8 4 Island ..7 8 FLAXBOURNE HANDICAP, of 20C 1 BOVS. One mile and 80 yards. st. -1 b. st. lb. Kalakaua . 8 10 Stream ..7 0 Crown Star — 8 8 Lady Gay ... .. 6 1J Pronto 7 12 La Revo .. 6 13 Sanctuary .... . 7 7

Vagabond H 4 Good Mark .... 9 7 /Land bi rd 11 4 Asleep 9 2 Little River 10 12 Suspicion 9 3 Master Peter 10 0 Mahia 9 JO Kenyon 9 9 Rebuff 9*0 LONGLANDS WELTER HANDICAP. of 150 SOVd. Nine furlongs. at. 1U. et. Jb General Jubilee 7 13 Carrington . 8 13 Wristlet 7 12 Serene 8 11 Carniola 7 7 Bottano 8 10 Mountain Lass 7 7 Gauntlet 8 6 Chaplin 7 7 Mountain Top 8 A Hillation 7 7 Rowley 8 5 Mixed Heather 7 7 Black Art 8 5 Merekara 7 7 Haligan 8 4 Martona 7 7 Killoch 7 13 Singer Boy ... 7 7 nursery handicap, of 150 sovs. For two-yeartokis. Five furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Gold Bor 9 6 Lin Arlington 7 3 Shirley 8 12 War Kit 7 2 Standard 8 0 Earl of Ashlea 7 2 Nad'.irino a o Bank Draft ... 7 2 Berinthia 7 6 Tigeroy 6 7 HAWKES BAY STAKES. of 400 BOVS. Weiglit-for-age, with penalties. Six furlongs and a half. Gloaming 10 0 Itunnymede ... 8 3 Pcnous 10 0» Mimetic 9 8 3 Clarinda 8 9 Hoburant 7 3 HAWKE’S BAY CUT HANDICAP. f 550 sovs. One mile and a half. st. lb. st. lb. Gaze £ 6 H p ze 7 0 Quiescent 8 5 Hauraugi 7 8 f ool's Paradise 8 5 Bonena 7 ’< Scotch Mixture 8 3 Dazzling Light 7 2 Good Sport 8 1 Polly Peachum 7 0 Tanadees 7 13 Megan 6 10 Duo 7 12 Simonette 6 7 Kilfaire 7 8 POUKAWA HACK HANDICAP. of 150 SOVS Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Newbury King 9 0 Ki 1 mere 7 3 Huikai 8 li Carniola 7 3 Tutankhamen 8 10 Capitulation .. 7 0 Road. Hog a 7 Sasham 7 0 Pantagruel .... 8 6 Manutai A 11 Gauntlet 8 3 Serenad i .. 6 11 Purseprond ... 7 12 Pali 6 10 The Strand .... 7 12 Captain Wai . 6 10 Starshell 7 11 Coot 6 10 Minstrel Boy 7 10 Nine of Spades 6 9 - Stymie 7 6 Revel ....4 6 9 Blue Jay 7 6 Sandy Araby 7 6 MacGregor ... 6 9 Princess Nata7 4 AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Nine furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Heathersprig 9 5 Many Colours 7 5 Good Sport .... 8 13 Lady Joyce .... 7 3 Admiral Tari 7 1 Codrington .. 8 13 Megan 7 1 Martian Miss . 8 0 Crisis 7 0 Snatcher 7 10 Crown Gem .... 6 7 L ’Amour 7 7 POBANG'AHAU HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. Ib Rational 9 12 Princess Ronnie 7 5 Civilform 9 5 A von lea 7 4 Koodoo 9 4 Malatour 7 0 Hall Mark 8 2 Lady Joyce .... 7 0 Tuahino 8 0 Puketoi 6 7 Dazzling Light 7 11 —