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Continued from page . ! 5. Second Hack Flat Handicap, 1 iurlongs. 68 N. McKay’s Tryphena, by Captain Webb —Seraph, 0.12, Devery ... 1 171 L. Friedirian’s Kcnvhete, 8.10, Neil 2 126 A. Henderson's I’ouataniwha, 7.4, Salman ... ••• ••• ••• ° Also started : 42 Bub, 6.7 ; til Guillietta, Buchanan, 6-7. Tryphena was first away, and was never headed, winning easily by a length and a iiaif. Time 1.414, diva. £-i 2s and 11s. Electric Handicap, 5 furlongs. 106 VI. D, S. MacDonald's Geologist, by X’junauiu —Seraph, 7.0, \V. Ross ... ••• ••• 1 99 H. Connop’s Victoria Cross, 7.4, A. Ned ... ••• ••• __ - 115 li. Wright’s Ilosipbele, 7.11, Sutuian ... ••• 0

Also started : 81 The Miner, 8.9. llosiphele and Laciv Haven were first away, followed by Geologist, whilst Victoria was last to move. The field, were together as they swept round the home turn, but Geologist and Victoria Cross were first into the straight. A good race to the post resulted in Geologist defeating the Napier mare by over a length, Rosiphele being third, and The Miner last. Time 1.82. There were 401 investors on the machine, and the dividend was.£B Bs, Second Welter Handicap, 7 futlongs.

07 J. T. Blake’s Waionui, by Kaugipuhi—Murowai, 8.5, Lawry ... 1 2G .Ik E. Jefferson’s Craftsman, 9.0, Fairbrother ••• ••• 2 71 A. B. Newman’s A.8.N., 8.0, Griffiths Also started: 98 Faria, Williams; 44 Kowlicte, O’Neil. A.B.N. was first away, arid 30011 established a length’s lead of Waionui and Craftsman, Faria being slow to move. At the home turn, Waionui took command, and, stalling off a strong challenge on the part of Craftsman, won an exciting race by a short head. Time 1.32 1-5. Dividends, £4 2s and £3.

Grandstand Handicap, one mile and a

distance. 106 Mr T. Carson’s br g Wilson, by Dauphin—Bomb-shell, aged. 8.6, Griffiths 1 95 Mr F. Boss’ b h Red Lancer, by St. Clair—Red Ensign, aged, 8.13, Buchanan ... 2 188 Mr J. A. Harding’s g m Tauhei, by Castor—Vivandiere, aged, 9.7, Reidy ° Also started : 51 Lady Raven, Devery. This was the race of the day, producing one of the host struggles seen at the Pant for along time. The quartette were sent on their journey to an even start, and when they settled down into stride Lady Raven was slightly in front of Wilson, with Red Lancer third, and Tauhei last. There was no change as they raced pas the avenue, but at the back of§ the courso Wilson had crept up to within half a length of Lady Raven, whilst Red Lancer was only a length away. A sheet would have covered the four as they rounded the home turn, and the victory of Tauhei was proclaimed from every part of the grandstand. For a time the grey mare flattered the hopes of her many backers, and as she was on torms with Wilson at the distance, her victory seemed assured. The Dauphin gelding, however, was not to be denied, and gamely responding to the call of Griffiths, drew away from Tauhei and won by a couple of lengths. Red Lancer, who came with a strong run from tho distance, succeeded in beating Tauhei for second place. Timo, 2.2. Div., £3 14s.

Disposal Stakes Handicap, of 20sovs ; six furlongs. 54 Mr J. T. Blake’s br g Cossack, by Renata—Marion,s.7, Worn ... 1 S2 Mr B. A. McPherson’s ch g Ginger Nut, by Renata, 6.7, Ross ... 2 124 Mr W. Matu’s b g Pourerere, by Black Rose— Nemisis, 8.8, Reidy 8

Also started : 40 Boyal Flirt. « Ginger Nut was first away, and led Pourorere by a couple of lengths until the last furlong, when Cossack camo through with a stroug run and won by two length*. Time, £1 19s. Div., £4 Bs. Final Handicap, 7 furlongs. 94 H. Conuop’s Victoria Cross, by Medallion—Flattery, 7.0, N0i1... 1 128 G. Adams’ The Miner, 8.10, iScoats 2 81 Cathnic’s Ogle, 6.9, Satman ... 8 Also started: 97 Wilson, 9.3 ; 32 Lady Bavcn, 6.12. Victoria Cross got smartly away at the fall of the flag, aud making every post a winning post, won a good race from The Miner by a couple of lengths. Time 1.81, divs. A'2 19s and 14s.

CHRISTCHURCH HANDICAPS. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) Christchurch, last night. The following handicaps have been declared for the second day of the Canterbury Jockey Club : Belfast "Welter Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Clandenboye 10.13, The Serf 10.9, Good Spec 10. S, Lapidary, Nance O’Neill, and Lady Dundas 10.7, Dormant 9.13, Modus 9.12, Land Tax 9.11, Charioteer 9.7, Bisley, Epsom Lad, Themole, Oanburn, Ainusette, Sahara, Signal, and Ordnance 9.0. Richmond Plate, 6 furlongs.—lmpcrator 9,7, Greek Maid 9.4, King Stork 8.4, Romany Queen 8.3, Dirk 7.11, Step Dancer 7.10, Aborlow 7.5, Welbeck, Ceriso, and BluePunainu 7.2, Walda 6.7. Linwood Welter Handicap, 1 mile.— Dundas 11.3, Skobeleff 10.10, Vandyke 10.0, Scottish Minstrel 9.13, Huku 9.5, Lady Lillian 9.4, Antigone 9.2, The Masher 9.0, Heiress 8.12, Good Spec 8.10, Lady Medallist 8.8, Oyster 8.2, Flame 7.13, Speculate 7.10, Bisloy 7.7. St. Albans Handicap, 200 sovs, 1 mile— St. Michael 10’5, Dundas 9'3, Glenogle 9-2, Fulmen 8 - 12, Cannie Chiol 8-11, Skobeleff B'6, Cora Linn 8 - 5, Goldenmore 8 - 2 Cameo and Tsaritza 7'll, Lady Lilian aDd Terrapin 7’2, Heiress, Calibre, and Redoubt 67. Flying Handicap, 120 sovs, 5 furlongs— Cora Linn 9’13, Tsaritza 9'2, Windwhistle 83, Whirlwind B'2, Bealey 79, Savanna, Lady Dundas, and Pallas 7'7, Wepouer 6'12, Signal 6 7. Post Handicap, o? GO bovs, 1 mile.— Dundas 9;13, Oora Linn 9-2, Vandyke B'9, Djln D.jin B’B, Scottish Minstrel B'7, Huku, Lady Lilian, and Terrapin 7‘13, Heiress 7 - 5, Lady Medallist and Medus 7'o, Speculate and St. Elma 6'7.

METROPOLITAN MEETING. At the last meeting of the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club committee the Dannevirke Jockey Club wrote asking the committee to rule as regarding the eligibility of the two horses that comneted in the hurdle race at the Dannevirke meeting on the Bth January. It was resolved the the question was one for the Dannevirke Jockey Club to decide, the Metropolitan Committee being a court of appeal to which the other parties to the case could refer if they so wished.

The Waipawa County Racing Clulj reported that T. Connop, jockey, had met with an accident during their meeting, and forwarding an account for express fare to Waipukurau hospital.—Resolved that £2 be paid. It was also resolved to write to the Waipawa Club as to the state Connop was in when allowed to ride. An application to remove the disqualification from horses running at Karaka an unregistered meeting was refused.

The following programmes were approved :—Pakarae Jockey Club, 20th February ; Woodville District Jockey Club, 26th and 27th February ; Waiuukurau Jockey Club, 31st March ; Tokomaru Bay Jockey Club, 19th March ; Waipiro Racing Club, 21st March, the latter subject to certain alterations. The Napier Park Stakes, 1902 and 1903, on the application of the Napier Park Racing Club, were approved. The following licenses were granted: Trainers : Jas. Loveday, Jas. Malone, John Reid Jones, John Calla-

jockeys : P. Miheere, P. D. O’Shannassy, John Reid Jones, W. Ring, R. Pomanana, James M'Neil, Jolm M. Reedy, T. 11. Reedy, 11. Walworth,W. Quinney, A. Lord, A. Neale, H. Gerrard, Henry Watkins, J. Lawrence. Apprentice : Ernest Sweeney. Gentlemen riders : A. Hyde, 0. E. Small, W. C. Pettit, G. D. Jobson, R. Smyth, R. M. Bower, S. W. Howell, Lachlan Mclntosh, R, J. Neagle P. Dolbel, G, Boggs, Evan Davis, S. Bennett, H, Painter,