THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 115, 13 February 1928, Page 14

THE RACING WORLD

THE HAWK BEATS REREMOANA

RESULTS FROM TARANAKI, DUNEDIN, ROTORUA, AND POVERTY BAY

LIMERICK WINS HAZLETT PLATE Racing on Saturday was in progress at New Plymouth, Rotorua, Gisbrone and Dunedin. A surprise win was effected by The Hawk when he defeated the favourite Reremoana in the Taranaki Stakes. Tiega won the Paul Memorial Handicap and High Finance the sprint. At Dunedin the handicaps- went to Sudden Storm arid Queen Balboa, while Limerick, making his first appearance since the spring, easily won the Hazlett Plate. At Rotorua Corinax won the Cup.

TARANAKI MEETING STAKES WON BY THE HAWK TIEGA SECURES PAUL MEMORIAL Dominion Special Service. New Plymouth, February 11. At tho Taranaki meeting, which concluded hero to-day, bettors received further reverses, tho chief of them through the defeat of Reremoana in the Stakes. Tiega won the Paul Memorial nicely from tho favourite, Eden Hall, and High Finance won tho sprint from Kiosk in an oven betting race. The course was in good order, but rather hard. The totalisator handled <£21,137, compared with X'22,720 on the corresponding day last year. Tho total for (he meeting was .£4O,BSD, against T 42.500 last year, a decrease of .£lB2O. OKUKE HURDLES. Airtight was favourite for the Okuko Hurdles. Powhiri and Elysianor were together in front half a mile from home-, and they led to the straight, followed by San” Fern. but in the run homo Elysianor camo away and won .by 11 length and a half from Powhiri, wlio beat Hynigreat by two lengths, while San Fera and Flowing Bowl were next. MOKAU HANDICAP. Tho public wenfheavily for The Swell in the Mokau Handicap, but Flying Shot, the other representative of P. Johnson’s stable won, and paid a good price. Flying Shot was in front along ’the back, with The Swell shut in and Sovcna well back. Flying Shot led into tho straight, but .Sovena finished doggedly, and Flying Shot got homo by only a head. Always was two lengths back, and then came Miss Mercia fourth and The Swell fifth. STE WA It DS’ HAN DICAP. The Stewards' Handicap was another good betting race, but Kiosk was a really definite favourite. Lady Cavendish and High Finance were the early leaders but Kiosk ran into second place on tho High School bend, and was close to High Finance at tho entrance to the straight, with Tip Tree also showing up. Kiosk had to pull outside High Finance, but he finished fast and crossed the line on terms with his opponent. The judge's decision went to High Finance., Oration, who was unlucky in the running, was three lengths away third, with Sarchee aud Tip Tree following. TARANAKI STAKES. . There was a great boil-over in the Taranaki Stakes. Reremoana was a warm favourite, but The Hawk, finely ridden, beat him by a neck in a thrilling finish. Te Atiawa led to the straight, where Reed shot The Hawk to the front, and Reremoana attempted to go up between tho two, but found the way blocked, and his rider had to change his course. Amidst great excitement, Reed kept The Hawk going to win by a neck. Te Atiawa was three lengths away. Reremoana was a certainty defeated. PAUL MEMORIAL. Eden Hall was a sound favourite for the Paul Memorial, but went under byhalf a length to Tiega. Along the back Wenday and Manly led. .from Tiega, Orazone, Eden Hall and Yoma. with Transformer last. Wenday led into the straight from Tiega, with Eden Hall, Yonui, and Manly next. Tiega soon drew clear and, although Eden Hall finished well, he could not get nearer than half a length to him. Transformer came from the back to finish third a length away, while Orazone, Wenday. Yoma and Manly finished in that order.

URFNUI FLECTRIC HANDICAP. Yawl led all the way in the Urenui Electric Hack Handicap and won by a length aud a half from Resinous, with Cadenza a similar distance away third aud Mollali a poor fourth.

PARITUTU JUVENILE HANDICAP. Miss Ransom was backed to odds-on in tho Juvenile -Handicap, and after being in front at the turn along with Gold Dawn was beaten by a neck by Tea Miss, who camo on tho outer with a fine lato run. Gold Dawn was half a length back third, and Callapat fourth-

OMATA HANDICAP. All tho six starters except Patrolet were well backed for the Omala Hack Handicap, which carried one of the best pools of the meeting. In a great finish Paul Lucerne won by a head from Onward, with Mendip and Dimmer next. Gold Dawn and Farndon dropped out of the Oniata Hack Handicap, but live out of tho six runners were heavily supported, Ned Kelly being favourite. Ned Kelly led from Dimmer and Paul Lucerne along the back, but Paul Lucerne ran into second place before turning for home, and Onward also closed up. Ned Kelly was beaten at Hie distance, leaving Paul Lucerne and Onward lo fight if out, Paul Lueerno winning by a head. Mendip was a length away third, followed by Dimmer, Nod Kelly, and Patrolct. DETAILS OF THE RACING BI TELEGIIAI’D.—PRESS ASSOCIATION. New Plymouth, February 11. OKOKE HURDLES HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. About one mile aud a half. 2 Elvsianor, 9.7 (Hobson) 1 1 Airtight, 10.3 (Conway) 2 G Hynigreat, 9.1 (Adams) 3 Also started:—4 San Fera, 10.5; 3 Powhiri, 11.4; 7 Mountain Hell, Flowing Bowl, carried 9.2.}, Royal Flight, 9.0. Won by half a length, a length between second and third. Time, 2min. 53 2-ssoc. MOKAU RACK HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Ono milo and 110 yards. 5 Flying Shot, 7.0 (W. Jones) 1 2 Sovena, carried 7.4 (Murray) 2 4 Always, carried 7.10 (Brown) 3 Also started: 1 The Swell, 9.0; 3 Miss Mercia, carried 7.9; G Resin, 7.0, carried 7.6}. Won by a head, two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 50sec.

STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. Six furlongs. 5 High Finance, carried 7.!).} (T. Greenl 1 1 Kiosk, 9.2 (Ridgway! 2 3 Oration, carried 7.13} .. (R. Reed) 3 Also started: 4 Lady Cavendish. 9.2; 2 Tip Tree, 7.9; G Sarchce, 7 Seastor, 7.0. Won by a neck, (wo lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 14 4-5 see. FOURTEENTH TARANAKI STAKES, of 500 sovs. Six furlongs 2 The Hawk, 9.0 (R. Reed) 1 1 Reremoana, 9.3 (I/. G. JI orris) 2 3 To Atiawa. 7.0 <AV. .Tones) 3 Placed horses tho only starters. Won by a neck, three lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 14 3-ssec. PAUL MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 3 Tiega, carried 8.0 (R. Reed) 1 1 Eden Hall, 8.10 'T. Green) 2 5 Transformer, 8.2 ... (B. TI. Morris) 3 Also started: 2 Yoma. 8.10: 4 Orazone, 7.10; 6 Manly. 7.2: 7 Wenday, 7.0. Won by a” length, a length and a half between, second and third. Time, 2min. 9sec. URUNUT ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Five furlongs. 1 Yawl, 8.7 (L. A. Pine) 1 2 Resinous, 8.7 (T. Green) 2 3 Cadenza, 8.7 (Johnson) 3 Also started: 5 Mollali, 4 Alan Brae, 6 Niazoue, 8.7. Won bv half a length, a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 4 3-ssec. I’ARITUTU JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Five furlongs. 2 Tea Miss, 8.12 (R. Reed) 1 1 Miss Ransom. 8.1 61. Barry) 2 3 Gold Dawn, 9.5 (B. 11 Morris) 3 Also started: 4 Fermanagh. carried 7.7.}; 5 Lady Onex, 7.3; 7 Mcrxcis, carried 7.5; 6 Caliput, 7.2. Won by a neck, half a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 2 3-ssec. OMATA HACK HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Six furlongs. 3 Paul Lucerne, 8.13 ... (McCormack) 1 4 Onward, carried 8.2 (B. 11. Morris) 2 5 Mendip, carried 7.4 .. (J. Barry) 3 Also started: 1 Ned Kelly, 9.7; 2 Dimmer. 7.7; 6 Patrolct, 7.0. Won by a head, a length between second and third. Timo, Imin. 15sec.

ROTORUA MEETING CORINAX WINS THE CUP TOURIST HANDICAP TO PRINCE OTTO Dominion Special Service. Rotorua, February 11. A. big crowd attended the opening of the Rotorua Racine- Club s annual meeting at Arawa Park on Saturday, and some first-class lacing was seen, the first race and last Ijeing exceptions. Corinax showed good staying form iu winning the Cup from Gala Day. His rider had to hit him with the whip half a mile from home, when ho showed that he had been loafing. He is a good prospect for later big handicaps. The lotalisator showed an increase of £3G24 10s., tho figures being .£22,318 IDs against X'18,721 last year. POHUTU HANDICAP. Dress Circle was a surprise favourite over Pckatahi in the Poliutu Highweight Handicap. Day Abbey aud Master Lu made the early running Iron; Dress Circle, tho latter being allowed a run .through on the rails at the hjick, and led round the turn to win comfortably from Wiltshire, with Lady Spalpeen, Master Lu, and Pckatahi iu order next. , , , Dress Circle won easily, but he was very fortunate in tho running, and one or two of the beaten division covered a lot of ground. HOT SPRINGS HANDICAP. La. Roma and Palmares were both heavily backed in the Hot Springs Handicap.” Young Pretender was first out, but La Roma ran to tho front at the back, and was well clear at the turn from Young Pretender, Bright Comet, Leitrim, and Cybele, and went 011 to win very easily bv 'two lengths-from Young Pretender, with Bright Comet third and Colenetla, Cybele, and Miss Myrtle next. Cybele lost her rider after passing the post but he escaped unhurt. . , La Roma won in impressive style, and Young Pretender is also improving. Palmares drew wide out. and never threatened. MOKOIA HANDICAP. There was little between Macroom and Archeen in the betting on the Mokoia. Handicap. Quincoma got the best of the start, but Prince Lu was in front al the back, where Archeen ran up second, aud turning tor home, 1 nnco Lu Archeen, Macroom, and Quincoma were in close order, Archeen drawing orat in (he straight to win by a length from Quincoma. with New Moon less than a length awav thud, and Prince Lu and Macroom next. Archeen won nicely, but Quincoma may have beaten him had his rider taken full advantage of his good start New Moon’s rider showed little judgment and was chopped back on 4 wo occasions. Ho will go better when better ridden. Queen Arch lost her rider (Davey) at the end of two furlongs, and lie was taken to hospital. ROTORUA CUP. The Rotorua Cup was an oven belting race with Le Choucas tho prime fancy. It requires little description, as Gabi Dav ami Corinax were always the leading pair, and halt a mile trim l ome they cleared out from the field and in a pvft. ishing finish, Corinax defeated Gala Day by a neck. Siaosi ran on well to get close third, but Le Choucas and Seat headed a strung-out lot. ikt the finish Corinax showed that he is‘a good sticker, and Gala Day a so is back to form. Alonsoa, Scat, and Lo Choucas were all disappointing, but Le Choucas did best of tho beaten lot, and he will be harder to beat on Monday.

WAJMANGU STAKES. Winnington was a hot favourite for fliu Wainmngu Stakes. She and Harvest Dav moved first, Winningion going out to 'put a clear lead on the field, liangikokiH and Venns Abbey followed tier into the straight. Rangikokiri finished well and tho favourite had to bo shaken up to win by half a length, with

Venus Abbey two lengths away third, and The Dansaut, Dainty Manners, aud lied Day uext. It was a poor field, and the winner at present is nothing out of the ordinary, f ellow Bonnet is wayward at the barrier, and was left behind. GEYSER HACK HANDICAP. Cynthia N was another short-priced iavourite in the Geyser Hack. Ripon Abbey and Wliaka King made all the riming, the latter leading into the straight from Cynthia N, Ripon Abbey, and Tho Lover. At tho distance Cynthia N and Tho Lover were fighting it out. when Micrometer dashed up on the rails an.', won well by a length from Cynthia N, who beat Tin- Lover by a head, Wliaka King and Abbey Day being next. Cynthia N was drawn wide and had to cover a lot of ground early, but against Hi is Micrometer ami The Lover each received bad passages, Micrometer being last three furlongs from home. TOURIST HANDICAP. Hiving Juliet was a better fancy Hum Dave for tho Tourist Handicap. Ballymoy 11 was first out and led to the back, where Prince Olio went out clear, and lie led round the turn from Dave and Bnllymoy IL with Flying Juliet next. In a” great race home Prince Otto stayed on to boat Flying Juliet by half a head, with Dave a Imml away third, and Ballvnioy IT next. Flying Juliet dropped back in tho middle stages, but she got a lucky run on the rails at the finTho winner has a fine turn of speed, and Dave ran his usual true race and would have won had he made the home turn a little better. ARAWA PARK HANDICAP. Te Korokc was a little better backed than Matinee for the Arawa Park Handicap. Matinee was cut out at the start-, and at the back Muscari was well clear of Clarus anil To Koroko. The latter ran up second al, tho turn and came on to beat Muscari by a length. Matinee. who was not handled in the best manner, did well to get third a length away. His rider ran into unnecessary trouble on two occasions, and lost many ’ lengths. DETAILS OF THE RACING UY TBLEGEAPD.—PRESS ASSOCIATION. Rotorua, February 11. POHUTU HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 125 sovs., Ou« mile. 1 Dress Circle, 9.2 (Thomson) I 7 Wiltshire. 9.2 (Sime) 2 4 Ixidy Spalpeen. 9.0 (McGuire) 3 Also started: Bold Front, Lady Cintrin, 9.12; Pckalabi, 9.G; Master Lu, Day Abbey, 9.0. Won by a length, half a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 45sec. HOT SPRINGS .HANDICAP, of 100 .sovs. Six furlongs. 1 La Roma. 9.0 (Kcesing) 1 4 Ymuig Pretender, S.l 2 9 Bright Comet, 8.5 3 Also started: Palmares, 8.9; Captain Cobham. Day Guide, 8.8; To. Wliaka. 8 5; Glenet.ta, 8.2: Leitrim, 8.1; Oscar Cvbelc. Miss Myrtle. 7.12. AVon by two lengths, half a length between second aud third. ’Time, Imin 15 2-ssec. MOKOIA HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Seven furlongs and about. SO yards. 2 Archeen, 7.4 (Wiggins) 1 3 Quincoma. 7.10 2 4 New Moon, 7.11 3 Also started : J.Taerooni. 7.11 i’l.’he Author, 7.9; Queen Arch, 7.5; Prince Tai. 7.0. AVon by a length, lliroc-quarfers of a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 31 3-ssec. ROTORUA CUP HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 5 Coronax. 7.0 (Canunick) 1 4 Gala Day. 8.5 (Kecsing) 2 7 Siaosi, 7.12 (Stead) .3 Also started: Le Choucas. 9.0; Alonsoa, Lord Star, 7.13; Seat. 7.10: Urclia. 7.7. Won by a neck, three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, 2iuin. 8 3-sSce. WAIMANGU STAKES, of 100 sovs. Fire furlongs. Winnington, G.ll (Brice) 1 (’> Rnngi Kokiri, 5.7 2 2 Venus Abbey, S.ll 3 Also started: Cloudball, Harvest Day. 9.0; The Dansanl. 8.7: Red Day. 8.0; Yellow Bonnet. 8.4; Dainty Manners, G.ll. Won by half n length, two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 2 3-sscc. GEYSER HACK HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. One mile. 3 Micrometer, 8.4 (Gill) 1 1 Gvntliia N, 8.12 2 2 'The Lover, 7.10 3 Also started: High Rose. 9.7; Abbey Day, Ripon Abbey, 8.12; Wbaka King, B.G: Aurieulus, 8.3. Won by n length, a head between second and third. Time, Imin. 44sec. TOURIST HANDICAP; of 175 sovs. Six furlongs. 5 Prince Otto. 7.0 (McTavisli) 1 1 Flying Juliet, 7.11 2 2 Dave, 9.0 3 Also started: G Pelhaifi. 8.5; 4 Day Guard, 8.3; 3 Bnllymoy, 7.9. Won by a head, a head between second and third. Time, Imin. 15scc. ARAAVA PARK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. One mile. 1 Te Koroko, 7.2 (K. Gill) 1 4 Muscari, 7.3 2 Matinee, 8.3 ' —— 3 Also started: Clarus, 7.0. Won by a length, a similar distance between second and third. TO-DAY’S ACCEPTANCES BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION Rotorua, February 12. TARAWEKA HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. One mile—Bold Front, Lady Ciutra, till)- I’ekatahi. Wiltshire, 9.0; Master Lu, 9.5; Lady Spalpeen, 9.4; Capt. Cobham, Day Abbey, Gleuetta, Roman Abbey, 9.0. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, Six furlongs.— Brigtit Comet. Palmares, Young Pretender, 8.2' Te Whoka, 7.10; Eastbourne, Harvest Das', Joy Dav, Leitrim, Oscar, The Dansant, 7.7; Cybelle, 7.6; Miss Myrtle, 7.4. OHINEMUTU HACK CUP. One mile.— Corinax. HO; lligli Rose, La Roma, Cynthia N, Ripon Abbey, 8 5; Dress Circle, 8.2; IVhnka King, 7.9; Auriejilus, 7.2; The Lover, 7.1; Roman Abbey, 7.0. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. One mile. Le Choucas, 9.0; Gala Day. 8.11; Day Guard. Siaosi, Flying Juliet. 8.0; Alonsoa, intiiiee, 7.11; Scat, 7.8; Uralhi. 7.5; Queen Arch, Red Comet, Lord Star, Museari, t’hc Lover, 7.0. RENNIE HANDICAP. Seven furlongs and SO vards— Te Koroke, 9.10; Quineomn, •i.l); Areheen, 9 6; The Author, S.’J; Abbey bay, Dress Circle, 8.0. BOROUGH HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— Pelham, 8.2; Flying Juliet. 7.13; New Mom), 7.9; Bnllymoy 11, 7.7: Prince Otto, 7.1; Wliaka King, Lord Star, 7.0 FLYING STAKES. Six furlongs.— Cloudbank. Te Wliaka. Bright Comet. Palmares, 9.0; Venus Abbey, 8.11; Rang! Kokiri. 8.7: Red Day, 8.4; Dainty -Manners, Partial Eclipse, 6.11. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Seven furlongs and 80 yards.—Te Koroke. 8.15; Day Guard, 8.4; Areheen, 8.2; Corinax, New Moon, 7.12; Macroom, 7.10; Museari, Queen Arch, 7.4; Prince Lu, Abbey Day, Clarus, 7.0. REVIEW OF THE FIELDS Dominion Special Service. Rotorua, February 12. Good acceptances have been received tor tho second day’s racing nt Rotorua, aud the fields, with 0110 or two exceptions, should keep up well. The weather remains fine, and another successful day’s racing is promised. Dave wrenched a shoulder aud that accounts for his absence. _ To-morrow s racing will open with the Tarawera High-weight, in which Wiltshire aud Lady Spalpeen should lie backed on tho first day’s running. Young Pretender should bo a sound favourite for tho Blectric Handicap, iu

which,■tho rather erratic Cybele may also be iu demand. Corinax will bo favourite for the Ohiuemiitu Hack Cup, if started, and in his absence Cynthia N aud Laroma may be public iancies. The President’s Handicap has drawn a fine field, and in a very open race Flying Juliet, Gala Day, and Le Choucas may be the trio to supply the favourite. In a small field for the Rennie Handicap, backers may stick to form, and favour To Koroke and Quincoma. In tho probable absence of Flying Juliet in the Borough Handicap, Prince Otto and Bailyinoy 11 will be in most demand, and the latter should improve wjth her first day’s race. The Flying Stakes field is a poor one. Palmares does not seem too solid, but he and Rangi Kokiri look the best of a poor lot. Another useful field will contest the Farewell Haiidieap. ami. if started, Corinax and New Moon will bo the popular fancies.

DUNEDIN MEETING LIMERICK WINS HAZLETT MEMORIAL QUEEN BALBOA’S JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP Dominion Special Service. Dunedin, February 11. The second day of the autumn meeting was favoured with fine weather, and there was again a large attendance. The track was in splendid order, rain during the night having taken much of Thursday’s sting out of the "round. The totalisator handled £26,172 for the day, compared with £31,161 10s. for the second day last year, making the total for the meeting .£50,280 10s., compared with £58,000 last year. OWHIRO HANDICAP. Jack o’ Lantern was the medium of strong speculation in the Owhiro Hurdle Handicap. The field was quickly dispatched and Jack o’ Lantern got away well. Beauty Light and Red Heather led the favourite over the first two fences, and then Jack o’ Lantern joined Red Heather, and this pair were racing abreast approaching the far turn. Beauty Light was on terms with them at the second to last fence, and as the straight was entered had a length s advantage from Jack o’ Lantern, with Red Heather beaten off. Beauty Light had the race in hand once over the last obstacle and won in easy fashion by six lengths. Red Heather was eight lengths away third, well clear of Coastguard and Koauau. Relic fell at the last fence and his ridpr, C. Rask, received a severe shaking. Beauty Light was sold by F. Shaw to his present owner on Friday for £5O, but ho still remains in Shaw's stable. Jack o’ Lantern was considered unbeatable if he left the mark, but he gave a disappointing display over the finishing stages. Koauau was always a long way from the lenders and showed no glimpse of his first day’s finishing effort.

WARRINGTON HANDICAP. King Balboa carried three hundred tickets more than were entrusted to Luminant in the Warrington Handicap, while there was also good support for Rotor. Ths last named stumbled badly when the tapes were released and was last to move off. King Balboa, Luminant and Lady McKenna were early prominent, and Luminant held an advantage over King Balboa as he entered. the straight. Luminant left the field commencing the run home and recorded an easy victory by four lengths from Rotor, who came from the back and beat Money Peer by three-quarters of a length for second money. King Balboa was a moderate fourth, with Felony next. Luminant showed improved form and her task was an easy one. Rotor was the only, contestant that would have troubled her if ho had enjoyed a favourable passage. Besides falling on his nose at the post. he was interfered with halfway through the race and had all but one of the field in front of him at the straight entrance.

JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP. Stormy was the only withdrawal from the Dunedin Jockey Club Handicap, and in a moderate pool Satrap was made a staunch favourite, but again he failed to move off with the field and was tailed off about a dozen lengths from the leaders after two furlongs had been covered. After the field settled down Queen Balboa and Arikiwai had charge from Heather Lad and Thorndale, with Countersign, and Satrap last. Along the back Arikiwai assumed control from Queen Balboa, Nincompoop, and Thorndale, with Satrap moving up fast. At the far turn Arikiwai was still in charge and led Satrap, Queen Balboa, Thorndale, and Countersign to the home turn, where he retired from the contest, and Countersign and Thorndale were together in front of Satrap, Queen Balboa and Front Rank as the straight was entered. Half way down the running, Queen Balboa made a forward move, and Front Rank also made a promising run on the outside. Countersign and Thorndale weakened in the concluding run to the post, and Queen Balboa, under pressure, secured the victory by half a length from Front Rank, who finished strongly and beat Countersign by a neck. Thorndale was half a length away next in front of a spread-out field, headed by Satrap and Nincompoop. The race was not a spectacular one, and several of the contestants seemed to be troubled by .the slippery ground. The winner won on her merits, but at the 'same time Front Bank was unlucky to be beaten, as she did not get too clear a run from the top of the straight, and was putting in some telling work at the post. Countersign was again slow over the early stages, but was in front a hundred yards off the post. It was only in the last few strides that she submitted to defeat. Thorndale ran a solid race throughout, but lost, ground five furlongs from home by receiving a bump from Satrap. Arikiwai showed a lot of paca for most of the journey, but in his case also his chance was jeopardised by slipping at a critical stage and quickly retiring. Satrap made up his ground in a remarkable fashion, as after being several lengths away from the leaders he was the actual leader three furlongs from home. That effort had its effect, as he was done with in the run home. Nincompoop ran disappointingly, and finished a long way back. FLYING HANDICAP. The Flying Handicap provided an easy' triumph for the Cbokebore filly, Sudden Storm, who was made a few tickets’ better favourite than Booster. Good as Gold piloted the field from the dispatch, and at the far turn had opened up an appreciable gap from Money Mine, Sudden Storm, and Circulation, with Stormy and Booster next. . Sudden Storm followed Good as Gold into the straight, but at the distance post she had the leader beaten, and coming away, won with ease by four lengths. Circulation was two lengths away third, with Stormy. Booster, Solrose, and Money Mine following in that order.

HOPEFUL HANDICAP. Rin Tin Tin was selected as the best proposition in the two-year-old race, the

Hopeful Handicap, carrying close on five hundred tickets more limn were invested in Full Feather. Rin Tin lin was the first to show out from a good start, and at the far turn had a ,9 , a , r advantage from Wine Tray, Nightmarch, and Full Feather. Wine Iray was first into the straight trom the favourite, who, however, compounded commencing the run home. Full Feather took charge at the distance post, and appeared a certain winner, but Nightmarch came with a rush on the rails and got up in time to make a dead heat with Full Feather. Red Sea finished on better than the remainder, and was half a length away in third place. Wine Tray, Money Mint, Dumblane, and Rin Tin Tin finished in that order. Full Feather's rider was caught unawares when Nightmnrch came through on the rails, as his mount was going easilv at the time, and Ellis had practically stopped riding him.

WAIHOLA HANDICAP. Skyquest, Spearmaid, and Tripaway accounted for most of the betting in the Waihola Handicap, and the trio filled the places Carinthia was the first to show out from the barrier, and led for two furlongs, but Skyquest and Quicktoini then took charge, and piloted Rhondda, Tripaway, and Spearmaid into the straight. A stirring finish ensued between Skyquest, Tripaway, and Spearmaid, the last-named finishing resolutely to gain the decision by half a length from Tripaway, who beat Skyquest by a similar margin for second honours. Quickfi in, Tractor, and Rhondda were the next to finish.

HAZLETT MEMORIAL. . There was very little speculation on the machine for the Hazlett Memorial Handicap, £335 being the total, as against £3238 for the same race last year. The contest requires very little description, as Limerick went to the front from Nincompoop and Countersign after three furlongs bad been traversed, and iron; that to the post bowled along freely in front, and won in easy style by a good length. Countersign finished better tnaii Nincompoop, and beat him by font lengths. The sectional times were as follow : First furlong, Msec.; two furlongs, 26 l-ssec.; three furlongs, 38 3-sr.ee.; four furlongs, 51 2-ssec.; five furlongs, Imin. 5 2-ssec.; six furlongs, Imm. 19scc.; full distance. Imin. 44 l-ssec.

ABBOTSFORD HANDICAP. The meetin" concluded with the Abbotsford Handicap. Gay Sonnet and Wingatui closely contested the favour) tism. Bright Mark was in charge from Schott ische, Lucy Locket. Wayward, and Black Duke at the far turn, and there was little change as the straight was entered. Lucy Locket was in front inside, the distance, but Wingatui, with a wellsustained run, wore the leader down, and won attractively by a length. Black Duke was two lengths away in third place, followed by Gay Sonnet, Wayward, Schottischa, and Bright Mark. DETAILED RESULTS BY TELEGP./.FU.—PRESS ASSOCIATION OWHIRO HURDLE HANDICAP, of 195 sovs. One mile and a halt 3 Mr. H. Diver’s Beauty Light, by Markhope—My Beauty, aged. 10.5 (J. Kerr) 1 1 Messrs. Grieve Bros.’ Jack o’ Lantern. lO.lO’ (A - hjlis) 2 2 Red Heather, 10.3 .... (D. O’Connor) 3 Also started: Koauau, 11.4; 4 Coastguard, 10.4; 6 Relic, 9.0. Won by five lengths, seven lengths between second and third. Belie lost its rider. Time. 2min. 48 3-ssec. WARRINGTON HANDICAP, of 210 sovs. One mile. 2 Mr. G. Gould’s Luminant, by Th urn bam—Sunglow, 3yrs., 8.5 (C- Emerson) 1 3 Mr. R. M. Greenslade’s Rotor, 8.4 (S. Wilson) 2 5 Mr. J. M. Samson’s Money Peer, 8 4 ... J (T. Metcalf) 3 Also started: 1 King Balboa, 9.7; 8 Eyed Ova, 4 Felony, 7.12; 7 heal Glad, 7.8; 6 Lady McKenna, 7.7. Won easily by four lengths, halt a length between second and third. King Balboa was fourth. Time, Imin. 44sec. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 425 sovs. One mile and a quarter.

3 Mr J. Graham’s Queen Balboa, by Balboa—Golden Queen, 8.0 (L. J. Ellis) 1 8 Sir George Clifford’s Front Rank, 7 6 (C. Eastwood) 2 7 Mr. R. M. Greenslade’s Countersign, 7.11 (T. Metcalf) 3 Also started:. 5 Thorndale, 1 batrap, 8.2; 6 Nincompoop, 8.0; 2 Arikiwai, 7.9; 4 Heather Lad, 7.6. Won by half a length, with a head between second and third. Thorndale was fourth. Time, 2min. 9 4-ssec.

FLYING HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Sir George Clifford’s Sudden Storm, bv Autumnus —Helter Skelter, 7.6 (C. Eastwood) 1 6 Mr. T. Baird’s Good as Gold, 8.2 (L. Ellis) 2 5 Mr. L. C. Hazlett’s Circulation, 8.2 (S. Wilson) 3

Also started: 2 Booster, 9.1; 3 Stormy, 4 Solrose, 8.6; 8 Rob, 7 Apple Dighton, 9 Money Mine, 7.0. Won easily by three lengths, two lengths between second and third. Stormy was fourth. Time, Imin. 16 4-5 sec.

HOPEFUL HANDICAP, of 210 sovs. Five furlongs. 2 Sir George Clifford’s Full Feather, bv Autumnus —Equipment, 8.7 J (A. E. Ellis) + 3 Mr. G. A. Kain’s Nightmarch, by Night Raid—Marsa, 8.7 (B. Brodie) t 6 Mr. J. L. Hannon’s Red Sea, 7.9 (L. J. Ellis) 3 +Dead-heat for first place. Also started: 1 Rin Tin Tin, 9.2; 4 Dumblane, 7.9: 5 Money Mint, 7.6, and Wine Tray, 7.0 (bracketed); 7 Pia, Rosette, 7.0. „ Dead-beat for first place, Red Sea a length and a half away, followed by Wine Tray. Time, Imin. ssec. WAIHOLA HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Mr. H. J. Riddle’s Spearmaid, by ■Greyspear —Maqsinah, 9.1 (J. T. Andrews) 1 3 .Mr. O. R. Wise’s Tripaway, 8.13 (Brodie) 2 1 Sir George Clifford’s Skyquest. 8.12 (Jones) 3 Also started: 6 Quickform, 8.6; 5 Carinthia, 8.4; 7 Traction, 8.3; 4 Rhondda, 8.2; 8 Clarenson, 8.0. Won by half a length, a similar distance between second and third. Quickform was fourth. Time, Imin. 18sec.

HAZLETT MEMORIAL PLATE, of 405 sovs. One mile. 1 Mr. H. A. Knight's Limerick, by Limond—Medley, 9.7. (A. I>. blns) 1 2 Mr. R. M. Greenslude's Countersign, 8.11 (Didliam) 2 3 Mr. J. McCormack’s Nincompoop, g g (Emerson) 3 Limerick ran up to Nincompoop at the end of four furlongs, and strode homo easily by a length.and a halt trom Countersign, who was six lengths aneaci of Nincompoop. Time, lnun. 44 1-osec.

ABBOTSFORD HANDICAP, of 210 sovs. Seven furlongs. . 2 Mr. R. McDonald’s Wingatui, by Tractor—Marianne, 8.7 (B. Brodie) 1 7 Mr. R. Miller’s Lucy Locket, 7.7 (T. Metcalf) 2 3 Mr. D P. Wilson’s Black Duke, 8.9 (Didham) 3 Also started: 5 Bilbo, 1 Gay Sonnet, 8.7; 4 Wavward, 8.0: 6 Schothsche, 7.9; 9 Mortis,'B Bright Mark, 10 Blue Dragoon, 7.7. Won by over a length, with two lengths between second and third. Gay Sonnet was fourth. Time, Imin. 28 4-5 sec. POVERTY BAY MEETING HUIKAI WINS THE STAKES By Tiregbaph.—Press association. Gisborne, February 11. The summer meeting of the Poverty Bay Turf Club concluded to-day in hot weather and on a fast tract. The totalisator handled £14,671, against £15,761 on the second day last year, a decrease of £lO9O. For Ihe meeting tlie machine put through £20,196, compared with £29,574 last year, a decrease of £3378. Results:— EPSOM HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. One mite. 2 Mr. A. Henderson's Cool Card, 9.4 (France) 1 3 Huikai, 9.3 ... (Trillo) 2 1 Singleton, 8.3 .. (Hockley) 3 Also started: 4 Princess Nata, 7.12. Won by one length, four lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 41sec. SECOND HURDLES HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. One mile and a half. 3 Mr. M. Thomas’s Comedy Prince, 10.6 (F. Dunn) 1 2 Royal Heather, 11.3 (Mr. H. Dodds) 2 1 Garzon, 12.4 (Nixon) 3 Also started: 5 Highway, 11.4. . Won by two lengths and a halt, eight lengths between second and third. Time, 2min. 45 4-ssec. COOK HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs. 3 Mr. M. Thomas’s Plimmerton, 7.7 (Daly) 1 4 Royal Time, 8.12 (Stratton) 2 6 Manutai, 7.8 (Corner) 3 Also started: 5 Tai. 9.6; 1 King W1 - Jonyx, 2 Dreamy, 9.5; 7 Cherry Girl 7,12; 10 Red Autumn, 7.8; 8 Night Witch, 9 Tragic, 7.0. Won by a neck, a similar distance between second and third. Time, Imin. 15sec. SUNDERLAND STAKES HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile. 4 Mr. Taranaki To Ua’s Huikai. 8.12 (Trillo) 1 1 Epistle, 9.13 (Dixon) 2 3 Superb King, 8.6 .... (Butterworth) 3 Also started: 2 Cohesion, 9.5. Won by two lengths, a head between second and third. Time, Imin. 41sec. PUBLICANS’ PURSE HANDICAP, Of 140 sovs. Five furlongs. 5 Mr. A. Dixon’s Nightsong, 7.9 (Daly) 1 1 Startle, 8.0 (Anckrson) 3 2 King Wanga, 8.5 (France) 3 Also started: 3 Taku Tama, 8.8; 7 Tan, 4 Chelone, 8.5; 6 Inner ’Harbour, 7.11. Won by half a length, a similar distance between second and third- Timo, Imin. 2sec. MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Six 0 furlongs. 4 Mr. J. Thomas’s Chipchase, 8.5 (P. Atkins) i 3 Fall o’ the Year. 8.10 ... (Mcllroy) 3 7 Gaiment, 8.0 (Trillo) 3 Also started: 2 CynettO, 9.5; 6 Pereltl, 8 White Polly, 1 Sun Yat Sen, 5 Prince Ngahere 8.0. Won by two lengths and a half, a similar distance between second and third. Time, Imin. 16 2-ssec. ROSELAND HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Mr. R. Gregory’s Jen, 7.5 (N. Davis) 1 8 Cherry Girl, 7.11 (Gooch) 2 1 Avazone, 8.0 (France) 3 Also started: 3 Sandburr, 9.7; 6 Rapiata, 9.2; 7 First Prince, 3.0: 5 Kingi Pita, 8.0, and Kongo, 7.3 (coupled); 9 Merint, 4 Rakaroa, 7.0. Won by a length and a half, a neck between second and third. Time, Imin. 29sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Mrs. M. Mclntosh’s White Fang, 10.3 (Dixon) 1 5 Nightsong, 7.3 (Davis) 2 3 Cool Card, 8.10 (Fiance) 3 Also started: 4 Superb King, 8.8; 2 Startle, 7.8. Won by half a length, three quarters of a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 15 4-ssec. (Continued on Page 16.)

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C.J.C. HANDICAPS By Telegraph.—Press Association Christchurch, February 12. The following handicaps have been declared for the Canterbury Joekey Club’s meeting on February IS:— HUIINBY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Nine furlongs.

.WANGANUI REHANDICAPS New Plymouth, February 11. The following reltandicaps for the "Wanganui meeting have been declared by Mr. H. Coyle:— Stewards’ Handicap.—Tioga, 8.1(1. "Westmere Hurdles.—Elysianor, 9.13. Victory Handicap.—Lady killer, 7.12. "Wanganui Cup.—Hynannu, 9.12. Juvenile Handicap.—Tea Miss, 8.13. Petre Handicap.—Gold Dawn, 8.7. Flying Handicap.—Lady Cavendish, B.S. TOLAGA BAY REHANDICAPS. Gisborne, February 11. The following rehandicups have been declared for the Tolaga Bay meeting:— Flying Handicap: Nightsong, 8.13; Taku Tamu, 8.0. "Welter Handicap: Chipchase, 9.5. Hack Handicap: Chipcliase, 7.12. Farewell Handicap: Taku Tama, 7.13; Jen, 7.5. AUSTRALIAN RACING (Rec. February 12, 5.5 p.m.) Sydney, February 11. At to-day's Moorefield meeting the following was the result of the MOOREFIELD GOLD CUP. One mile. Honan, 9.1 1 Cadenza, 7.11 2 Killarney, 9.0 ." 3 \\ on by two lengths. Time, Imin. 40Jsec. TROTTING NATIVE CHIEF BEATS GREAT BINGEN ST. MAURA’S MIDSUMMER HANDICAP BY TELEGaai-u i-amss ASSOCIATION. Christchurcn, February 11 The Metropolitan .I'rolliug Club's meeting wax held to-day in fine but threatening weather. The track was in fast vrder. ’i'lio great attraction ot Hie day, winch was probably responsible lor Inc very huge attendance, was the match race between Great Bingen and Native Chief over a' mile, dying start. The race proved, in a measure, disappointing. Native Chief misbehaved, and tailed to move off four limes, and Hie horses were brought back. Great Bingen displayed peiiect manners every time. At last Native Chief decided to go and struck gait just at the starting line, making a break of two lengths, which he rapidly increased to about 29 yards. With this lead he had the race in sale keeping, and although Great Bingen was going better at the finish, and was slowly gaining ground, Native Chief won by three lengths in 2min. 4 l-sscc. J. J. KennerIcy drove the winner, and D. Withers Great Bingen. The totalisator figures for the day were •>£31,019 10s. against' J 120,502 10s. last year. .Results :— bPKEYDON HANDICAP (harness), ot 300 sovs.; 3.34 class. For unhoppled trotters. One mile ami a han. 7 Mr. J. W. 'Trist's Duko Bingen, 72yds. behind (It. W. I'raUKs) 1 3 Air. JU. F. JJemieliy's Nouriuanal, 48yds. behind (E. E. McDermott; 2 8 Air. E. J. Smith’s llerbllwyn, 18yds. behind tUwuer) 3 Also started: 11 Nelson Bell, 4 Nelson Boy, scr.; 1 Sarsaparilla, G Swiit Time, 12yds. behind; 2 .Lady Fan, 5 Nelson McKinney, 9 Wild Heoe, 3(iyds. behind; 10 Real the Great, 48yds. behind. Entering the straight, Dune Bingen and Nourmuhal were clear of the held. Nourmalial broke under pressure, ami Duko Bingen won easily by ten lengths, half a length between second and third. . Times, 3mm. 25 l-ssec., 3mm. 29sec., 3min. 29 l-ssec. LINWOOD HANDICAP (saddle), ot 300 sovs.; 2.1 G class. One mile. 6 Air. G. McMillan’s Jean AlcElwyn, 12yds. behind (J. Behrens) 1 3 Air. C. E. Lindsay’s Pat Dillon, scr. (Al. Holmes) 2 12 Mr. C. O’Neill’s Sahib, scr. (IL 11. Bennett) 3 Also started: 4 Pointaleua, scr., and Omaha, 12yds. behind (bracketed); 15 Locanda Child, 1 Firpo, 13 Albert Logan, 11 Locanda General, 2 Kulnine, scr.; 8 Queen’s General, 7 Event, 12yds. behind; 5 Dr. Dillon, 9 Ouimet, 24yds. behind; 10 Darknite. 43yds. behind; 14 Countryman, 60yds. behind. The winner took charge crossing the top, and won comfortably by four lengths. Sahib was a length away. Times. 2min. 12'l-ssec., 2min. 14sec„ 2 min. 14 l-ssec. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP (harness), of 700 sovs.; 4.32 class. Two miles. 2 Air. H. J. Delargey’s St. Maura, 12yds. behind (F. G. Holmes) 1 1 Air. G. McMillan’s Machine Gun, t.cr (D. B. Berry) 2 13 Mr. J. F. Connell's Billv" Sea. sci. (A. Hendrikson) 3 Also started: 13 Harry Audubon, 11 ■William the Great, scr.; 3 Trimmer, 5 Peter Swift, 9 Shine Soon. 12vds. behind: 4 Pon Yan, 24yds. behind (coupled with the winner); 6 Pluto. 10 Fight Ever. 24vds. behind; 13 Author Jinks, 48vds. behind; 5 Acron. 60yds. behind: S Waitaki Girl. 84yds. behind; 7 Jewel Pointer. 96yds. behind. Three furlongs from home Author Jinks was in command from Harry Audubon. Fight Ever. Pluto. St. Maura and Machine Gun. Entering the straight St. Maura went to the front and won bv two lengths from (he fast-finishing Machine Gun. Billv Sea was a length away third and Pluto was fourth. Times, (min. 32 2-ssec.. 4min. 29 3-ssec., ■lmin. 34-sec. PAPANUI HANDICAP (harness), of 350 sovs.: 1.37 class . Two miles. 4 Mr. W. Houston’s Zenith, 12yds. behind (E. C. AlcDermott) 1

1 Mr. J. J. Kennerley’s Jackie Audubon. 12yds. behind Rlwner) 2 5 Mr. A. J. McLaughlin’s Rey Logan, 24yds. behind ... (F. G. Holmes) 3 Also started: 11 High Jinks, 19 Quality, 14 T/idy Embrace, scr ; 12 Avenger. 2 Colcne Pointer, 12yds, behind: 8 Ariki, 13 Nantwicli. 7 Kotuku Jack, 24yds. behind; 9 Dalmeny. 6 King Pointer, 3 Epigram, 36yds. behind. Rounding the top Jackie Audubon and Ladv Embrace were together in the lead. Zenith and Dalnteny were next. Lady Embrace broke and then Jackie Audubon, allowing Zenith to win easily by three lengths. Rey Logan was two lengths away and Dalmeny was fourth. Times, Imin. 38 3-ssec., 4min. 39 3-ssec., Imin. 3 l-ssec. CASHMERE HANDICAP (hai-!/;s), of 350 sovs., for unhoppled trotters, 4.42 class. Two miles 1 Mr. J. R. McKenzie’s Frisco Beau, 24yds. behind (D. Withers) 1 7 Mr. C. Sloper’s Our Lady, 36yds. behind lE. Berry) 2 5 Mr. J. W. Trist’s Duke Bingen, 60yds. behind (R. W. Flanks) 3 Also started: 9 Will Hebe, scr.; 3 Auclobel), 12yds. behind; 4 Blue Thorpe, 10 Red Oak, 6 Clonmel, 48yds. behind; 8 Little Logan, 60yds. behind; 11 Audominion, 72yds. behind; 2 Elzear, 96yds. behind. In a good finish Frisco Beau won by a length. Duke Bingen was half a length back third and Red Oak wus fourth. Times, Imin. 46 4-ssec., 4min. 46sec.. 4mm. 4-1 1-ssec. JUVENILE HANDICAP (harness), of of 300 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 4 Mr. B. Grice’s Kingcraft, scr. (D. Withers) 1 3 Mr. H. J. Delargey’s Don Derby, 12yds. behind tM. Holmes) 2 6 Mrs. Berryman’s Shirley McKinney, scr (K. B. Berry) 3 Also started: 1 Rose Marie, 5 Author Franz, 7 Rey Child, 9 Dilnon, scr.; 2 Great Triumph, 8 Dorec, 36yds. behind; 10 Harvest Child, 96yds. liehind. The winner took command six furlongs from home and won easily by four lengths. Third horse was four lengths -<way. Times, 3min. 30 3-ssec., 3min. 30 2-ssec., 3min. 32 2-ssec. LIVERPOOL HANDICAP (harness), of 300 sovs.; 4.42 class. Two miles. 1 Alt- W. J. Smith’s Sarella. 12yds. behind (F. G. Holmes) 1 BMr J. McLean’s Diamond Child, 24yds. behind (Owner) 2 14 Mr. J. Coghill’s Binscarth, set. (L. 1-rost) 3 Also started: 7 Denver's Doll. 3 Carbine Direct, 12 Kreisler, 2 Searchlight Lad, 11 Pat Dillon, scr.; 13 Mac Dillon. 20 Transport, 18 Ayr, 17 Alvera. 12yds. behind; 9 Orphan. 10 Evelyn Locanda, 16 Meb, 4 Chimer. 18 Panto, 24yds. behind; 21 Jolly Pet, 15 La Sonnette, 3(iyds. behind; 22 Lingficld 5 Great Actress. 6 Acre, 48yds. behind. The favourite was slow to move, but went to the front entering the struight and held on to the advantage to win by a length from Diamond Child, who was two lengths ahead of Binscarth. Times, Imin. 39 3-ssec., 4min. 38 4-ssec., Imin. 41 4-ssec. CRAVEN HANDICAP (harness), of 300 sovs.; 2.46 class. One. mile and a quartei. 1 Mr. D. Spence’s Queen's Own. 24yds. behind (F. G. Holmes) 1 6 Messis. Grant and Winters Black Admiral, 24yds. behind (M. B Edwards) 2 7 Mr. Fl. C. Watson’s Tanrekaroka, 24yds. behind (I). Withers) 3 Also started: 8 Trimmer, scr.; 9 Fight Ever. 14 Roicolo. 12yds. behind; 4- Logan Chief, 10 Sea Pearl. 12 Logan Holme, 24vds. behind: 5 Terence Dillon. 2 Author Jinks, 36yds. behind; 11 Waitaki Girl. 13 Acron, 3 Jewel Pointer, 48yds. behind. Black Admiral led a bunched field into the straight, and in the best finish of the dav Queen’s Own came up to beat Black Admiral by a length, and Taurekareka, who hud come very fast over the last furlong, was half a length away. Acron was fourth. Times, 2tnin. W 3-ssec., 2min. 43 4-ssec., 2min. Ilsec.

Moorlaud 10 13 Koauau 9 7 Heather Lad 10 u Moratorium . 9 7 Hoylake 10 2 Meteorite 9 0 Kenmore .. 10 1 Bonaire .... 9 0 The Harp .. 10 1 Last Thought 0 0 Carnot .... 10 1 Lancer .... 9 0 Aipeut .... Lumluaut ... 9 13 I) S Saxette .... Lady 0 0 •.Quarter Heck 0 S McKenna 9 0 MIDSUMMER HANDICAP, of 330 One mile and a quarter. SOVS. Footfall 9 13 Assurance .. 7 3 Thorndale .. 8 0 Arikiwai 7 3 Satrap .... 7 11 Wild Pigeon . 7 2 .Nincompoop . 7 0 Wayward .. 7 0 Sir Boy ... 7 0 Heather Lad 7 0 Countersign . Front Bank . 7 9 7 o Luminant .. 7 0 LYTTELTON PLATE, of 200 sovs. Five furlongs. Bin Tin Tin . 8 13 Mertvale 7 G Bigmarole .. 7 13 Wet Paint . 7 5 Stanshooten . 7 8 Prickles 7 5 Gay Crest . 7 8 Star Baid . 7 5 Proud Knight 7 8 impertinence Miss Thespian Paladin— 7 5 Weather Baid Great Star . 7 8 7 8 7 5 Synonym Pound Note . 7 0 7 0 Cymene filly 7 5 CBAVEN PLATE, of 250 sovs. Seven furlongs. Money Order 0 13 Gold Brick . 7 10 Paperchase . 0 G Sudden Storm 7 9 Magna Charta 8'11 Economist 7 2 Stormy 8 5 Zaragoza 7 2 Moorland 8 3 Fluora .... 7 1 Rascal .... 8 1 Mime 7 O Solrose .... 7 13 Money Mine 7 0 HALSWELL HANDICAP, of 200 Six furlongs. SOVS. Kotor 9 0 Scrambler .. 7 13 Starflight 8 13 Te Awhina . 7 13 Sky quest 8 13 Kina Mangu 7 9 Money Mine 8 10 Motor Smash 7 8 Shalimar 8 0 Kilbox .... 7 7 Jarrletierc . 8 8 Khondda .... 7 G Wild Work . 8 1 Lytup 7 0 Barneses 8 1 Amor 7 0 Fair Exchange Golden 8 1 Sea Gay ... Nanette (late 7 0 Armour 8 1 First Lady) 7 0 THE POST HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile. Nincompoop .0 2 Kenmore 8 1 Magna Charta 9 11 Carnot .... 8 1 Countersign . Sir Noy .... 0 11 9 9 First Sight . Margaret 8 1 Solrose .... 8 13 Birney 7 11 Gold Brick . 8 11 Finora .... 7 7 Wayward .. 8 10 Skyquest 7 7 Ophir 8 i Moratorium . 7 7 Hoylake 8 2 Mime 7 7 The Harp .. 8 2 Money Peer . 7 7