THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 182, 4 May 1925, Page 4

THE RACING WORLD

MARLBOROUGH AND SOUTH CAMEIBI’RY MEETINGS

NOTES AND COMMENTS

NOTES AND COMMENTS Crown Star, who won the Waterlea Cup at Blenheim, was bred by Sir George Hunter, being by Crown Imperial ll—Tattle. Although the field lie beat was not a strong one, the way he won suggests that he is an improving sort. When contesting the Novice Stakes, of live furlongs, cn the first day _ at the recent Blenheim meeting, Morning Gift faded cut of the picture as soon as the straight was reached, but on the concluding day, oyer a furlong further, won nicely. There was a vast improvement between the first and second day’s racing, but it was probably due to Morning Gift being in want of ai race. The English-bred horse Musketoon continues to do steady work at Ellerslie, and is looking a picture of health. Nothing strenuous has been asked of him for some time. His stablemate, Lady Ridicule, is also a regular worker, but since the autumn meeting her tasks have been of a very light order. It was reported that J. McCombe contemplated leaving for Sydney with bis team about the middle of this month, but it seems probable that the trip has been abandoned for the present. Sunny Loch has failed to strike form, which chiefly accounts for the change of plans, but most likely, if his horses show improvement in the meantime, McComb may go to Australia in the spiiug. If track work can be taken as a guide, Gloaming has been keyed up lor the Hawke’s Bay J.C. meeting. His gallop at Ricearton over six furlongs last Wednesday morning in lmin. 14 4-sscc. was a brilliant effort, as he was not bustled over the last furlong. Morses from the stable of the Melbourne trainer J. Holt, won £9300 at the Australian Jockey Club's autumn meeting, while G. Price was a good second with £7730. Price is now an easy first in this season’s list of Sydney’s winning trainers. Tarleton’s winning effort in the Timaru Cup makes up for the rather bad luck he had at the Canterbury Jockey Club’s autumn meeting, where he was decidedly unlucky not to win one race. Being a difficult horse to rifle is probably the cause of his in-and-out running at different times. He is now going more kindly’ than of lai;, and perhaps will turn out what was expected of him as a three-year-old. The useful hurdler, ’Brisco Mail, has been engaged .in the Great Northern Steeplechase, and it will be interesting to see how he shapes as a cross-country performer during the winter season. He looks the part of a successful contestant between the flags, while there is reason to believe that he will be able to see out lengthy steeplechase journeys. Reports credit Clarinda with not having done well on her northern trip. She looked rather weary at Hamilton on the second day, and although she ran a good race,' it was obvious she was fiot herself. According to a northern writer, a lady supporter of Archibald grew very excited at the finish of the Welter Handicap at Avondale. “Archibald! Archibald!” she screamed. “What’s the matter, dear?” responded a wit in a higher seat. Then all was silence—except for the laughter. A. southern buyer h»s been inquiring the price of Sir George Clifford’s four-year-old mare, Top Score, who is reported to be on the sale list. The daughter of Autumnus—-Winning Way has started in twelve races tin's season for two wins, a second and two thirds. Her winning essays Were in the Otokia Welter Handicap tone mile), under 9st. 31b., at the Dunedin J.C. summer meeting, and the Telegraph Weller Handicap (one mile), with Bst. 31b. in the saddle, at the D.J.C. spring fixture. She is bred in the purple as a brood mare and ranks as a full sister to the brilliant gelding Winning Hit. Coch-y-Bondhu let her admirers down badlv at the South Canterbury’ meeting. She showed a lot of speed, but she was beaten after going six furlongs. It was a disappointing effort after her form at Ricearton, where she ran out a mile pretty well. The Magpie colt which J. M. Cameron brought over with him from Sydney’ is a gift horse presented to the Hawke’s Bay owner by the Weft Australian sportsman Mr. W. J. Connolly, on the eve of the latter’s departure on a trip to the Old Country. The form shown at the Australian Jockey Club’s autumn meeting makes next 'season’s weight-for-age prospects look very interesting. Heroic, Spearfelt, and Windbag are sufficient to furnish a problem. At a mile or a mile and a quarter it is predicted that Heroic will beat the other pair if he jumps away from the barrier. There mav not be a great deal between them at a mile and a half, but beyond that distance Heroic may’ lie beaten by’ both tlie other colts. In long races Windbag and Spearfelt are expected to p.rove superior to the older horses next season. Palencia won the steeplechase at South Canterbury very easily at the finish, but he chanced one or two fences, and he had a narrow escape from falling at the second last obstacle. If the report that Pamplona has failed to stand a preparation is correct, Mr. L. C. Hazlett has a good second string in Palencia to carry his colours during the coming jumping season. The two-year-old filly Windshield, by Tractor—Ki'lbreeze, has been taken in hand bv G. J. Pine, and will be worked cilong slowly in preparation for next season’s racing. She shows a good deal of speed, ami may turn out quite a useful three-year-old. It is stated that Mr. Wenzl Scholium’s Royal Blood, Ruapapa, and Sandstar wifi be taken over to Australia to i.’ac.e. If turned out at their best bytrainer W. Kirk, the trio should at least pay expenses, as they are much better than average performers. Cupidon was recently discovered in -his box suffering from severe lameness, and for some time the trouble could not be ■ located. Patient investigation resulted in the surmise that the root of the injury was in cue of his feet, and on a shoe being removed and other steps taken, a long-standing gathering was opened out. Tame Box, who is in the care of H. Dovle, of Palmerston North, is being got ready for winter racing. Tame box is nine years old. He. started three times last winter, following on nearly a year’s rest, and he lias done no racing since. As the son of Volpone shows, to advantage in heavy going, the next few months’ racing should suit him.

The Nassau—Garston mare which raced in New Zealan 1 under the title of Eigliteenpence, ami who was subscquentlv transported to New South Wales, where she won a scries of races at country meetings, was recently awarded first prize :n the brood mare class at a country show.

The well-known joekcv G. Young was not nl the South Canterbury meeting. He met with an accident a few days ago, and lie is temporarily unable to do auv riding.

Gold Brick, who won a double at the South Canterbury Jockey’ Club’s meeting, is a three-year-old brother to Nadarino, being by Solfcrino—Nada. The Comedy King horse Biplane, a good performer in Air. G. D. Greenwood’s colours, is now at the stud in New South Wales. His first yearlings were sold in Sydney at the Raster sales, and they Created a. favourable impression, one of them realising 525 guineas. After Te Kara’s forward running recently in Australia, he was looked to for further improvement, and he was rewarded on Saturday, by’ winning the cup at the City Tattersail’s meeting. MARLBOROUGH MEETING dead heat for flaxbourne HANDICAP ISLAND DROPS DEAD By Telegraph.—Press Association. Blenheim, May 2. The Marlborough Racing Club’s autumn meeting was concluded to-dav in heavy rain showers. There was a good attendance, and the totalisator handled £12,59(5, as against £12.179 for the second day of last year. Results:— ■MAIDEN HACK RACE, of 190 sovs. Six furlongs. Special weights. 1 Morning Gift (S. Wilson) 1 2 Astonform (E. Ludlow) 2 5 Waterlea ..- (N. Toms) 3 Also started: 3 Don Fisher, 4 Rose Blossom. Won by a neck. Time, lmin. 16 2-sscc’. PIONEER HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Si?c furlongs. 9 Benmnre, fist. 51b.... (D. Watts) 1 1 Misgovern, Bst. 41b. (IT. H. Hobson) 2 6 Island, 7st. Rib.. (C. Butler) 3 Also started: 3 Sir Pam, Ost.; 5 Bonnie Gold, fist. 41b. ; 4 Pink Rose, 7st. 101 b. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, Imiti. 14 4-ssec. FLAXBOKRNE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and 80 yards. 2 Kalakaua, Bst. 101 b. (C. W. France) + 6 Lady Gay, fist. 131 b. (C. Stokes) + 3 Sanctuary, 7st. 71b. (D. Watts) 3 JDead heat. . Also started: Crown. Star, Bst. 81b.; Pronto, 7st. 121 b.; La Reve, fist. 131 b. This was the best race of the meeting. The horses were all bunched at the post and the third horse a head behind the ' dead-heaters. Time, lmin. 47sec. OMAKA HACK WELTER, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Bezau, Ost. 11b (J. Olsen) 1 3 Manchester, 7st. 81b. (C. W. France) 2 2 Bonatic, Ost. filb.... (F. Ludlow) 3 Also started: 5 Astonform, Bst. Gib.; 4 Seakist, 7st. 111 b.; 6 Waterlea, 7st. 71b. Won bv half a length. Time, linin. 31 l-ssec. WAIHOPAI TROTTING HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. One mile and a half. 4 Countess Eve, 72vds. behind . (J- Pugh) 1 2 Sarsaparilla, 24yds. behind (T. Gilmore) 2 7 Billy Bingen, scr (J. O’Brien) 3 Also started : 5 Werita, scr. ; 8 Ballance, scr.; 3 T.nhi. scr.; 1 May’ Reta, 72vds. behind; 0 Westwood, 120yds. behind. Won bv two lengths and a half. Time, 4min. Bsec. RFVERLANDS HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. 2 Solrino, 7st. 51b (C. Stokes) 1 1 Tempean, Bst. 71b. (G. Ridgway) 2 5 Bezau, Bst. 81b (J. Olsen) 3 Also started: 8 The Bolter, Ost.: 4 Snnbnth, fist, filb.; 7 Martinioue, Bst. 41b ■ 3 Kilmar. Rst. 21b.; 6 Esouimaux, 7st.’lOlb.; 9 Hallowcve, fist. 131 b.; 10 Gcordie Hill, fist. 71b.; 11 Ngaioform, fist. 71b. •Won by a neck. Time, lmin. 3sec. FAREWItLL WELTER HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Seven furlongs. 5 Gluemeut, 7st. 131 b. (S. Wilson) 1 4 Misgovern, 6st. 121 b. (A. 11. Hobson) 2 1 Debate, Rst. 81b (C. France) 3 Also started: 3,Cro\vn Star, Ost. 91b.; 2 Ardfinnati, 7st. I.olb. Won bv half a length. Time, lmin. 30 2-ssec. Island dropped dead just before the race. RENWTCKTOWN TROTTING HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. One mile. 3 Lizzie Franz, scr.... (A. Hughes) 1 2 Hummingbird, -IRyds. behind Gil.mare) 2 1 Brandon, 12vds. behind (P. Daly) 3 Also started: 5 Lunsdale, scr.; C Ravenslnd, -scr.; 1 Miss Mabel, 12yds. behind. Won bv two lengths and a half. Time; 2min. 32 2-ssec.

SOUTH CANTERBURY MEETING AUTUMN HANDICAP TO MOUNTAIN LION Bt Tblbgram.— Pit ess Association Timaru, May 2. The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s autumn meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather, although the over-night rain made the track slightly holding, 'the attendance . was fair. R. Morris, rider of Vonte in the May .Stakes, was fined £3 for interfering with Passing Hour and Sol toe. The totalisator investments for the day totalled £10,819 10s., compared with £20,006 10s. for the second day of Last year. The total investments for the meeting were £33,027, as against £35,767 10s. for the meeting last year. J. R. Kami’s injuries on the first day were, it was found, not nearly so serious as at first thought, ami A. J. Peart, who was injured in a race, was able to ride again to-day. Results: — COT,BRIDGE HURDLES HANDICAP, of 150 sows. One mile and a half. 1 Petunia Ost. 111 b. (A. S. Ellis) 1 7 Calibration, Ost. 61b 2 3 Red Kriss, lOst. Sib 3 Also started: 4 Captain Saito, list, 131 b. ; 5 Roval Star, lOst. 61b.; 2 Lord Ashlca, lOst. 21b.; 6 Paddy’s Hope, 9st. Won by a length. Time, 2min. 61 ■3-ssec

MAY STAKES, of 130 sovs. Five furlongs. 3 Voute, Bst. 131 b. ...... (R. Morris) 1 5 Waikaia, Bst. 131 b. 2 1 Soltoe, Bst. 131 b 3 Also started: 1 Bon Hope, 14 Bonnywood, 12 Fairy Tidings, fi Floramye, 4 Hidden Mystery, 8 Olympia, 7 Pleasant Rose, 15 Regime, 10 Solfcllo, 11 Strongbird, Bst. 13!b.; 2 Passing’ Hour, 9 Volant, Bst. 81b. Won by a short length. Time, lmin. 4 4-ssec. PAREORA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. 3 ClontarJ, 7st. Gib. ... (T. Metcalf) 1 4 The Harp, 7st. Gib 2 1 Los Ambus, Bst. 91b 3 Also started: 2 Dancing Days, 7st. 41b. Won by two and a half lengths. Time, lmin. 15 4-ssec. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile. 2 Mountain Lion, Bst. 131 b. (C. Emerson) 1 5 Warhaven, 7st. 101 b 2 3 Gay Juliet, fist. 91b 3 .Also started: 1 Ravenna, fist. 81b.; 4 Happv Days, Bst. 71b. Won by' three lengths. Time, lmin. 46 Lssec. BECKONSFIELD HACK HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Coch-y-Bondhu, Bst. 51b. (C. Emerson) 1 4 Ophir, Bst. 11b 2 1 Kilris, Bst. 121 b 3 Also started: 11 Goosestep, 9st. 51b.; 8 All Gold, 9st.; 7 Obligio, fist, filb.; 3 Ferino, Rst. 51b.; 5 Shandre, Rst.; 12 Le Forte, 7st. 131 b.; 9 Prompter, 7st. 81b.; 10 Solway, 7st. 71b.; G Winkic’s Rebel, 7st. 71b. Won by three lengths. Time, lmin. 31sec. WALITI STEEPLECHASE of 200 sovs. . Two miles. 7 Aurora, Ost. 41b (P. Keen) 1 3 Kipling, lOst. 91b 2 1 Golden Prince, 9st. 81b 3 Also started: 2 Whipcord, list. 81b.; 4 Mettle Drift. Ost. 121 b.; 5 Rhoboro, Ost. 31b. ; 8 Greenstone, Ost.; 6 Blue Streak, Ost. Won by eight lengths. Time, 4min. 13 2-ssec. TEMUKA HACK HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Gold Brick, Bst. lib. (C. Emerson) 1 7 Olympia, Gst. II lb 2 8 Fairy Herald, 7st. 71b 3 Also started: 1 Lord Leslie, Rst. 91b.; 5 Mountain Rose, Rst. lib.; 3 Some Abbev, 7st. 111 b.; fi Rockfellow, 7st. 111 b.; 4 Soltoe, 7st. 101 b. ; 10 Bon Hope, 7st.; 9 Strong Bird, 7st. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin. 16 l-ssec. SEADOWN WELTER HANDICAP. ' of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Sun lip, (Ist. 7.1 b. ... (C. Emerson) 1 3 Kilbarrv, Bst. 71b 2 5 Quality', Rst. 51b 3 Also started : 4 Happy Days, lOst. ; 1 Enare, Bst. 71b. ; SI Ulcaborg, fist. 31b. ; 6 Prince Charleroi, "st. 121 b.; 7 Tlurdv Gurdv, 7st. 71b. ; 8 Bella Lake, 7st. 71b. Won bv two lengths ami a half. Time, lmin. 30see. FIXTURES May S and 9 -Hawke's Bay .I.l'. Autumn. j Mn'y 9--Aialwrlei !(<’. Annual. Mav 9—tVliiingar.-i lt.C Aiilumn. Mav 13 nml 14- I'.'gmmd K.C. Wmfei. j May 16—North Canli'i-b’.iry lt.C. Autumn.

E'GMONT WEIGHTS The following weights have been framed by Mr. H. Coj Io fcr the Esmont winter LiieeLiDg:— TONGABOE HURDLES, of ‘.’.00 sovs. Ono mile and it half.

AMBERLEY WEIGHTS

By TEUEGHArn.- Press Association. Christchurch, May 3. Following are the handicaps for the Amberley Racing Club's moetiug: BRAOKENFJELD HANDICAP, of HO sovs. One mile.

MASTERTON RACING CLUB MEETING OF STEWARDS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Masterton, Alar 2. A meeting of the. Stewards’ Comirjttca of the Mastertoll Racing Club was held last night, Mr. C. F. Vallar.ee presiding. The treasurer reported a debit balance of 311500. Receipts for the month ir-eluded .£'67 grazing fees and 3:13 nomination fees. A letter was received from the Wellington Raring Club asking for particulars of ambulance accommodation, casually room, provision made for the attendance to injured jockeys at the meetings; also for a list, of licensed jockeys attending the- Opaki course, and the number of attendances on the track. The secretary was instructed to supply the information. It: was stated that, full provision had been made for injured horsemen some years ago. Un the mol ion of Mr. E. G. Eton, it was decided io ask the Finance Committee to bring down a report on the club's finances, and what the committee intended to do in the immediate future to adjust the club’s financial position. One resignation was received. It was decided to apply for October 11 and 12 for the spring meeting, and March 11 and 12 for the autumn fixture. A committee was set up to consider the advisability of installing electric light and power at the racecourse buildings and caretaker’s quarters.

RACING IN AUSTRALIA TE KARA WINS SYDNEY TATTERSALL’S CUP (Rcc. May 3, 5.5 pm.) Sydney, May 2. The Sydney City Tattersall’s meeting was held in fine weather. The following was the result of the SYDNEY TATTERSALL’S CLP, ouc mile and three furlongs. Te Kara, by General Latour— March, 9st 1 Stony, Sst. 61b 2 Cisterian. 7st. 101 b 3 There were twelve starters. Dialogue and Garland made the earlier running. After passing the Legcr stand the three placed horses were singled out. A desperate finish saw heads separating them. Time, 2min. 22Jsee. —Press Assn. BEAUFORD TO' RETIRE FROM TURF (Rcc. May 3, 5.5 p.m.) Sydney, May 3. After seeing him run second to last in the Denham Stakes at the Tattersall’s meeting yesterday, the owner of Beauford stated that his horse had run his last race at Sydney, lie intended to retire him from the Turf.—Press Assn.

TROTTING AUCKLAND MEETING CAMPBELL HANDICAP TO BILLY SEA By r l LLEGtiArn. — Press Association Auckland, May 2. The Auckland Trolling Club's autumn mootin'' opened to-day, in overcast weather. There was a good attendance, and tlio course was slightly holding. Light showers fell towards the end of the day. Tlio totalisator handled 3:50,207, compared with 3135,040 Itls. for tlio corresponding day of last year. Results; — EDEN HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs.; class 3.54. One mile and a half. 1 Real Guy, 24yds. behind (Hendrickson) 1 5 Rocbell, 60yds. behind 2 IS Tiki, 120yds. behind 3 Also started: 10 Don Zoloek, scr.; 13 I'lorric Roe, scr.; 12 Colonel Thorpe, scr. 16 Loehade, scr.; 1 Salesman, 24yds. behind; 8 Peter Liam, 36yds. behind; 2 I’oto, 60yds. behind; 7 Hue Good, 72yds. behind: 6 Pater McDonald, 72yds. behind; 15 Katalo, 84yds. behind; 11 Eley, 81yds. behind; I) I’ura. Bell, 96yds. behind; 3 Ilcta lluoi-i, 96yds. behind; 14 Pon Bon, 120yds. behind'; 17 Golden Gate, 156yds. 'behind. Won bv two length's, three-quarters of a length between second and. third. Pura Bell was fourth. Time, utuin. 52scc. MANGEIIE HANDICAP (in harness), of 301) sovs.; class 3.35. One mile and a half. 6 Bawldy T.ocanda, scr. .. (S. Roe) 1 22 Mt. Albert scr 2 7 Tanuhauser, scr 3 Also started:. 20 Quin Zola, scr.; 12 Admiral Lock. scr.; 10 Money, scr.; 12 Hohoro, scr.; 13 Black Pearl, scr.; 18 Speed King, scr.; 21 Marie 8011, scr.; 5 Mars, scr.; 4 Moki Chief, scr.; 1 Sidelight, scr.; 22 Our Jessie, scr.; 15 Janies Conway, scr., and Gold Deal, scr. (bracketed); 8 Grattan Thorpe, scr.; 16 Sat'inbird, 12yds. behind; 2 Koniniwood, 24yds. behind; 3 Ruby Huon, 24 yds. behind; 9 Kingsclcre, 36 yds. behind; 19 Ben Wallace. 36yds. behind; 17 Red Star, 36yds. behind. Won by three-quarters of a length, three lengths between second and third. Time, 3min. 34 3-ssec. CAMPBELT, HANDICAP (in harness), of 1000 sovs. Class 4.3 k Two miles. 3 Billy Sea, 12yds. behind (Hendrickson) 1 5 Kohara, scr 2 6 Jewel, 24yds. behind 3 Also started: 9 Woodvale, scr.; 8 G’.andoro, scr.; 7 Goldman, scr.; 2 Hypo, scr.; 4 Dean Dillon, 24 yds. behind; 1 Mnn-o’-war, Oli.vds. behind. , Won by ha’f a length, a length and a half between second and third. Man-o’-war was fourth. Time, Imin. 37 2-ssec. EASTER HANDICAP (in harness), of t’oo sovs. Class, 4.50. Two miles. 1 Bicolor, scr (P. Green) 1 5 Buz Buz, 36yds, behind 2 4 Nipper scr 3 Also started: 13 Flora lino, scr.; 12 Elsa More, scr.; 2 Maggio Pronto, scr.; 14 Floy, scr.; 3 Golden Gate, scr.; 11 Ngatirii. scr.; 10 Spirit 8011, 24yds. behind; 8 Danlmo Wildwood, 36yds. behind; 7 Bi'lv AVhiz. 48yds. behind; 6 Th- Tartar. 60yds. behind: 9 Haricot, 72yds. behind; 15 ITuon Grattan, 72yds. behind. Won’ by two and a half lengths, half a length between second and third. Time, imin. 54scc.

CORNWALL H'NDTCAP (in harness), of 450 sovs. Class 2.1 G. One mile. 10 Nelson Fame. ser (G. Craw) 1 2 Florrio Bingen, ser - 1 Double T-lvont. sm- 3 Also started-. 8 Bronze Patch, ser.; 7 Master Councillor, ser.; <> Goldman, ser.: 11 Conscrint. 12vds. behind: 1.3 William the First. 12vds. behind; 5 Comedy Chief. 21yds. behind: .3 Hue Coronado. 21yds. behind; I) Nila Bell, 24vds. behind: 4 First Carbine, 18yds, behind; 12 Promenade, Binds, behind. AVon by a head, three-quarters of a louet h between second and third. Flue Coronado was fourth. 'lime, 2min. IS 3-ssec. j HOBSON HANDICAP tin hkrne«s), of too sovs. Class 1.48. Two miles. 12 Beliam-e, 2*yds. behind (11. Hall) 1 2 Heat her Girl. ser. 2 G King I. ear, tiOyds. behind 3 AKo glarttod: 5 Trunouil, ser.; l.» Darknite, ser.; I' Bell Towers, ser.; .3 Syringa, ser.; If Anizqram, ser.; 1 Whetu, ser.: 8 Mint Boy. ser.: 4 Grey Peter, scr.: 11 Delavan Bill, 2-lvds. behind; 13 Rua Pero. 24yds. behind; 7 Childe Audubon, 36yds. behind; 10 Temple. .311yds. behind: 16 Lord Nepean. 60yds. behind; 17 Cute Lad, 60 vd«. behind. Won I"' (wo lengths, four lengths between second ami third. Syriny.i waa fourth. Time, Imin. 42 3-ssec,

STEWARDS’ HANDICAP (in harness), of 450 sovs. Class 4.16. Two miles. 1 Rose Bingen, 48yds. behind (lAilletts) 1 10 Roi Alto, scr - 1 Al Mack, 36yds. behind 3 Also started: 6 Normica Heir, scr.; 9 The Tartar, 12yds. behind; 8 AVimmera King, 21yds. behind; 5 Lady Nan, 36vds. behind, and Rostrevor, 60yds. behind (bracketed); 2 Aerial Bingen, 48 vd.s. behind; II Bundaberg, 48yds. behind; 13 King Capitalist, 48yds. behind; 3 Pete Peter. 6O.vds. .behind; 7 Pyraruus, 72vds. behind; 12 Homeleigh Dick, 84 yds. behind; 14 Peter Dean, S4yas. behind. Won by three lengths, one and a half lengths between second and third. Pete Peter was fourth. Time, 4min. 46 3-ssec. MARCONI HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs. Class 2.56. One mile and a quarter. 9 Master Councillor, 48yds. behind (Evans) 1 4 Nelson McCormack, 36yds. behind 2 G Nelson Derby, 48yds. behind 3 Also started: 14 Uncle Bert, scr.; 2 Buz Buz, scr.; 13 Respect, 12yds. behind; 3 Haricot, 12yds. behind; 5 Rockaway, 12vds. behind; 15 Rothclitfo, 12 yds. behind; 7 Lenglen, 12yds. behind; 8 Nelson Tasker, 24yds. behind; 11 Stanmoor, 24yds. behind; 1 Brendo, 24yds. behind: 12 Wakanui, 24yds. behind; 10 Lord Minto, 24yds. behind. Won by a neck, a length between second and third. Haricot was fourth. Time, 2min. 53sec. HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY Dr Telegraph.—Pbess Association Auckland, May 3. Following are the Handicaps for the Ewond day of the Auckland Trotting Club's meeting:—

BARN HANDICAP (In harness), of 300 sovs.; class 3.54. One mile and. a half Sydney Bell ... scr yd. bd. Evensong scr. line Bell 72 Grand Girl ... ser. lluegood 72 Don Zoloek ... scr Peter McDonald 72 Koez set*. Bley 84 Florrio Hoc ... scr Juttalo 84 Lady Stepney scr. Beta Huon -• 56 Colonel Thorpe scr Pura. Bell 96 Lochado scr. Elsa Noro 96 Lilydale se.r. Chessey 120 Badgy Walter sor. Tiki Jto yd. bd. Boii Bon 120 Salesman 24 Amberite 132 Sherwood Sue- Tod Beds 144 prise 24 Golden Gate ... 1-6 Mollie Audubon 36 Marble Hall ... 156 Titnbcll 36 Ngatira 168 Roto 43 Audex 163 Peter Ham 48 Beal Guy 118 MANAKAU HANDICAP (in harness), of 330 sovs.; class 3.37. Cue mtlo and a half. Maid of the Ursuline scr .Mountains ... scr. Oieda scr. Puduinii scr. .Sidelight scr. Black Gold ... scr. Our Jcssio scr. My Junior scr. vd. bd. Mufti scr. Grattan Thorpe 12 Black Pearl ... scr. Taimhauser ... 12 Jasper scr. Nyalla. 12 llohoro scr. Admiral Hood . 12 Speed' King ... scr. Pilctta 12 .Marie Bell scr. Old Mai 24 Direct Chimes scr. Satinbird 24 Mars scr. Mount Albert ... 31 Wild Obild scr. Bawldy LoGoldfinch ser. canda 43 Quin Zola scr. Bicolour 48 Bell Roberts ... scr. Ruby Huon 48 Admiral. Lock scr. Doctor Dillon... 48 GJenoc scr. Koniniwood ... 48 Moko Chief .... ser. Billy Whiz 48 Pearl Fisher ... scr. Bed Star 60 James Conway scr. Ben Wallace... 60 Gold Dial scr. Kiugsclcro 60 PRINCE OP WALES HANDICAP (in harness), ot IGOO sovs.; class 4.34. Two miles. Temple scr. yd. bd. Glandore scr. Jewel 24 Goldman scr. Dean Dillon ... 24 Dreamalion .... scr. Billy Sea 36 A udacious scr. Locanda Mac ... 43 Hypo ser. Acron 72 yd. bd. First Carbine . 84 Adair —. 12 Great Bingen ... 84 Kohara 12 Man-o’-war 96 Nita Bell 24 AUTUMN HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs.; clans 4.60. Two miles. Ngatisu scr. yd. bd. J’loraihie scr. Marble Star ... 24 Ilerbelwyn ... ser. Daphne WildGolden Gate ... scr. wood. 36 .index scr. My Junior 36 Eley scr. Buz Buz 48 Maggie Pronto scr. Bicolour 48 Elsa- Noro scr. Billy Whiz 48 Prince Poole ... ser. Koi Alto 48 Marble Hall ... scr. Normica Heir... 60 Battery Bell ... scr. The Tartar ... 60 Tiki scr. Nelson Bell ... 72 Nipper ecr. Huon Grattan... 72 yd. bd. Haricot 72 Spirit Bell 24 Aerial Bingeu... 84 Blucwood 24 Rostrcvor 96 ADAMS MEMORIAL HANDICAP (in harness). of 500 sovs. and gold cup valued at 100 guineas.; class 4.42. Two miles. Ajiofiixtm scr. yd. bd. Oakhampton ... scr. Nelson McCorMint Boy ecr. mack 24 Blair Audubon scig Chi Ide Audubon 24 Wakanui ser. llughic Wallace 24 Whetu scr. Temple 24 Respect scr. Prince Lyons ... 24 Tranquil scr. Harold Junior... 24 Darknite scr. Double Event... 36 Bell Tower scr. Peter Swift ... 36 Grey Peter scr. Nelson Fame ... 48 Rock Hinton ... scr. Reliance 48 Zoloek Palm .. scr. Promenade ... 48 Gold Sound scr. Rex Coronado... 48 yd. bd. Lord Nepean ... 48 Lord Minto .... 12 King Lear 48 Heather Girl ... 12 Van Cap 48 Nelson Tasker . 12 Cute Lad 48 Huapero 12 Rose Pointer ... 48 Delavan Bill ... 12 Goldman 60 Kohara, 72 LIVERPOOL HANDICAP (in harness), of 450 sovs.; class 2.50. One mile and a quarter. Bronze Patch ... scr. yd. bd. Kewpie ser. Nelson Fame ... 24 Double Event ... scr. Hue Coronado . 36 Master Council- Hypo 36 lor scr. Comedy Chief ... 36 Glandore scr. Nita Bell 36 Goldman scr. Jewel 36 Pakoti scr. Audacious 36 yd bd. Rose Pointer ... 48 Conscript 12 Dean Dillon ... 48 Florrio Bingen 12 Adair 60 Woodvale 12 First Carbine... 60 William the Promenade ... 72 First 12 Great Bingen... 84 Dream a lion ... 24 Acron 96 Ilex Coronado ... 24 MEMBERS’ HANDICAP (in harness), of 450 sovs'.; class 4.46. Two miles. Spirit Bell scr. yd. bd yd. lid. King Capitalist 48 Koi Alto 12 Aerial Bingeu... 48 Sunny Jim ... 12 Bundaberg .... 48 Tile Tartar ... 12 Rostrevor 60 Normica Heir ... 12 Pete Peter 60 Nelson Bell 24 Pyramus 72 Spc-uki.tor 24 Homelcigb Dick 84 Wiramcra King 24 Peter Swift 84 Lady Nan 36 Peter Dean 84 Al Mack 36 Rose Bingen ... 84 FAREWELL HANDICAP (in harness), of 300 sovs.; class 3.56. One mile and a quarter. Itespect scr. yd- ocL Black Pearl ... ser. Rock Hinton ... 12 Admiral H00d... scr. Temple 12 Janies Conway ser. Sparkling Manna scr. Pronto 12 Anlrarn scr. Grey Peter 12 Uncle Bert <u:r. Prince Lyons ... 24 Gold Flake scr. Cole Nut 24 Kinprsclere ser. Al MaAk •• 24 ftubv Huon per. Lord Bothchild 24 Rothcliffe scr. Sy rings, 24 Red Star scr. Profiteer 24 Lenglen scr. llataua 24 Koniniwood ... scr. Pani 24 Rockaway ser. Delavan 8i11... 24 Haricot scr. Van Cap 36 vd. bd. Lord Nepean ... 36 Daphne Wild- Nelson McCorwood 12 mack 36 Brendo 12 Child Audubon 3o Zoloek Palm ... 12 Huon Grattan... 48 Stan more 12 Kewpie 48 Mint Bov 12 Nelson Derby ... 48 Wakanui 12 Master CouncilLord Minto 12 lor 60

st. lb st. lb. Loehsou 12 2 Passionate y I Aukumai 11 12 Savoury 9 7 Sagabond 11 2 W lute Hanger V 5 'Jo Km ii 2 Knighthood ••• 9 5 Brigadier Bill 11 2 Lontnark 9 4 Puwliero It (J Otauru Kid 9 Oma.hu 10 10 Sunny Vale ... 9 0 Alteration 10 9 Marble Glass . 9 0 Ctimcdj’ Prince 10 4 Taitaiata 9 0 Awake 10 4 Sea View 9 0 Bonny Kill ... 10 4 Arsene Lupin . 9 0 Lueullenb 10 0 Vi eo Sauuy —■ .9 0 Gieueanny 9 12 All Wind 9 0 Gold Peak 9 10 Maunu 9 Complex 9 8 Asleep 9 0 TELEGRAPH BACK HANDICAP, of 150 SOVS. Five furlongs. Attractive 9 3 Master King P-t 9 3 Lucerne 7 5 Eupuonium .... 9 1 Empire Camp . 7 5 Te Kao 9 1 Morn bur Gift . Willow Wai ... 8 6 Moiioghan 7 Lively Fire ... 8 6 Lady Ora g. — 7 0 Curraghmore . 8 4 Tupaia 7 0 Bonogne 8 3 .Hiueora 7 0 Miss 0 Jtille ... 7 11 Ganui 7 Minstrel Boy . 7 11 Camp Gun ... 7 0 Lisogne 7 10 Erin’s King ... 7 0 Itoyal Bonus • 7 Ju Puawhato 7 0 No Response ... 7 10 Euualise 7 0 Queen Comet . 7 5 Insurance 7 0 HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. of 2C0 sovs. Two miles. Charlatan 11 9 Big Gun •■■■- 9 0 lion i brook 10 11 Akbar 9 0 Hautawa 10 0 K a forte 9 0 Active 9 13 Objector 9 0 Paraoa 9 10 Pouri Hoiho ... 9 0 White Ranger 9 7 tfnete Dave ... 9 0 Sansa lino 9 2 Lady Comet ... 9 0 Birkenella 9 0 EGMONT STEEPLECHASE cf 500 sovs. Two miles and a half. Otna.hu 11 13 Dick Pas sin’ First Lino y < Through 11 10 To Tea 9 4 Eerie 11 1 Complex 9 San Forte 10 10 Tuki 9 Puwhcro 10 7 Blue Hall 9 Explorer 10 5 Adrienne 9 0 Buckeye 9 13 FLYING HANDICAP., of 250 sovs. Six furlongs. King Merv ... 9 0 Archeen 7 3 Income 9 0 Mountain Bell 7 0 I>a.n Quin 8 6 Avonlea 6 10 Rafa, 8 6 Lipeol b y Pou ma 7 13 Ora's Delight . 6 7 7 9 Lively Fire ... 6 7 Lady Bcntinck 7 7 JfcilAE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. One mile and a quarter Reremoana .... 9 5 Whetunui 7 10 Muskctoou 8 12 Gold Jacket ••• 7 □ Hipo 8 8 Valencia 7 3 Tamo Fox 8 3 SllBHhot 6 13 Cold Steel 7 13 Arehectt 6 10 Imperia! Spark 7 H Muscari 0 TAWIIITI HACK HANDICAP, 01*175 Bova. Eight furlongs anil a. half. IkritfiKher Bill 9 4 Lady Com«t ... 7 5 Anticipate s n Eire Brigade... 7 3 Euphonium ... 8 7 Mountain Ore 7 0 Troilus 8 4 Roose vale 7 0 Howley 7 13 Lady Doi will . 7 0 Active 7 11 Rangi Sarto ... 7 0 Rebutai 7 11 Lady San forte 7 0 Hing Potoa. ... 7 9 Closelire 7 0 No Response ... 7 7

st. lb. Eii Route 11 6 Lord Ash lea ... 9 6 Tcntertield ••• 10 11 Grim Joke 9 4 Goosest-'P 10 7 Winkle’s Rebel 9 0 All Gold 10 3 Kilcaiinich ... 9 0 Pickaninny 9 13 Jtoratius 9 0 Goldspinncr ... 9 12 'pile Limit ... 9 0 Hungry Hill ... 9 12 AMBERLEY CUI’ HANDICAP. of 200 bovs. Ouo m !o and a quarter. Tarleton 9 11 The Client 6 12 Sunny Loch ... 8 9 Quality 6 9 Prosperity 7 15 Alt Go!A 6 7 Royal btar .. Will Oakland. . 12 Kilbirnie 6 7 7 11 Rigcl 6 7 l«>s Ambus 7 10 Ophir 6 7 Carnot 7 9 Perino 6 7 Hutch Courage 7 5 Lady Olarenco 6 7 Petunia 6 13 Minkics Rebel 6 7 Jubilant 6 13 SEADOWN HANDICAP, of 140 bovs. Six furlongs. Moorland 9 1 Prince CbarleSunny Loeb ... 8 10 roi 6 9 8 4 Corinthic 6 7 Royal Mac 7 13 Lord Leslie ... 6 I Lava 7 12 Lady ClarcnThe Cheat 7 5 ceau 6 7 GLASNEVIN HACK HANDICAP, of HO SOVS. Sis furlongs. Enare 9 0 Some Abbey ... 7 5 All Gold 8 b 7 13 Prompter 7 1 Bonatic Gay Lite 5 13 Armchair 7 13 Peho 6 13 Proliliman 7 12 lloratius 6 9 Tempe 7 12 Kucauuich ... 6 9 7 9 Solfeilo 6 9 BROOMFIELD WELTER HANDICAP, of 115 sovs Seven furlongs. Will Oakland 10 5 Prince Charlo Los Ambus ... 10 b roi 8 2 Prosperity 9 13 9 9 Pickaninny ... 8 0 Lord Leslie ... 8 0 Dutch Courage 9 0 8 13 Lord A bli lea ... 7 8 Kilbirnie 7 8 The Cheat 8 11 Ophir 7 8 Petunia 8 8 JUgel 7 8 Kuia 8 b Lady ClarenGoosestep Quality 8 6 8 6 ceaux 7 7 Idaline 7 7 ROW AI TROT HANDICAP (saddle), of 110 sovs.; class 3.59. One mile and a halt. Alvim scr. yd. bd. Lord Denver ■■ scr. Direct Tod /2 Afton Water .. scr. Lady Cio 72 McKenzie Gir scr. Lord Clan 72 Proud Imperial wr. Kellie Bramlcy 72 Dearie Dillo’i •• scr. Royal Junior ... 72 Dillon Lad .- per. Huth Hall ....... 72 Ladv Dover scr. Annie’s Dream . 84 Polo Jim scr. Curoncl 163 Gold Mark scr. thvtotdale TROT HANDICAP, (liarness), of 130 sovs.; class 4.40. Two miles. I.ord Denver .. per. yd. bd. Al vira scr. Direct Tod 24 Logan Maid .. BIT. Appleshaw 36 . Tredeilham >cr. Succession 60 Eileen Chimes.. scr. Okoura 60 Laiv Peterson scr. Lord Clan 04 Polo Jim BCT. Tom Thumb ... 84 d. bd Annies Dream . 108 Molly Pointer.. . 12 Johnnie Bolls... 156 Logan Boy 24 Tbo R,ocik 180 Surf Board 24