SPORTING.
PILLOW FIGHT THIRD
(United Press Association—By Electri< Telegi aph—Copyright.)
AGUA CALIENTE, %rch '26
In a secondary feature race here, at one mile and -twenty yards, Pillow Fight, the New Zealand horse, ran third, being beaten by Lovers AH, and Lemon Hills. Lovers All, a three-year-old filly, owned by the Meadowbrook stable, went into the early lead, and never was headed, finishing in lmin 40 sec. Lemon Hills, which is a likely starter in the twenty-five thousand dollar handicap next Sunday overtook Pillow Fight in the stretch run, and finished two lengths behind the winner.
Pilow Fjght started slowly, but moved into a position of contention in the back stretch. Pillow Fight bore out at the last turn, and fell back steadily in the stretch run, finishing two lengths ahead of Satin Spear, the fourth place horse, but one length behind Lemon Hills.
TEA TRADER- RUNS SECOND,
AGUA CALIENTE, March 26
Tea Trader ran second in the Meteor Handicap here over three-qiiarters of a mile. Sun Dot was first, and Sharp Thoughts was third.
WESTPORT JOCKEY CLUB
HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY
WESTPORT, March 27
The Westport Jockey Club's handicaps for the first day of their coming meeting are as follows ; TRIAL HACK, 6 furlongs.—Revision 9.5, iC'hateau 3.7, 'Arrowmaid 8.1, Gold Arrow 8.0~ Dawn o’ Day, Marmor£4t»on 7.5, ‘linasur.vey, S’hootist, Nocturnuis, Diable 7.4. B.ULLER HANDICAP TROT, one mile. —Silver Whip, War Sheila, Parallax, Zara Bingen, Lough Erne, Glengowrie, Bingen Palm, Marian Drusus, Cling Clang, Wracketeer, Marian Bingen, Queen Author sd’, Levanter 12, Red Comet, Plain Pearl, Great Wilkes 36, Lorelei 48, Cinema 72, Admiral Wrack, War Chance 132. MORLEY ’ HANDICAP, 1 mile.— Rational 11, Miiadi 9.0, Ravine, Revision 8.12, Argentic 8.7, Monastic 8.6, Full Crop 8.4, Wis e Choice, Monaloff 8.2, Little Wonde r 8.0, White D°e 7.13, Coll 7,12, Miss Mercia, Don Jose 7.8, Eaton Hall, Noteworthy 7.7, Coomaseie 7.3 Reserve Fund 7.2. G°ld Bag, Shootist,' Fallow, Atone 7.0. ■ ELECTRIC HANDICAP, 5 furlongs —Royal Routine 9.8, Full Crop 9.0, projection 8.10,. Royal Sceptre, Mataa 8.9, Little Wonder 8.7, Flowe r , Subdivision, Awamutu 8.0,. Lady Ren e 7.3, Imasurvey, New Boy 7-0-GRANTFY HANDICAP TROT, li miles.—Silver Whip, War Sheila, L**? Pete, Lough Brno, Glengowrtc,^Bingen Palm, Eastern Queen, Royal Wrack, Tevanter, Queen Author a c C Plain Pearl'36, Cinema 48, Admiral Wmck 72. Fernbrook Lass' 96. Roy Spec 144. scanlon memorial handi CAP, 7 furlongs ,-LRationgl II 0,13, Ravine, Revision 9,11, Projection A 5, Owl> Flight 9.3, Coll, Taku Tama 8,12, Pakitere 8,10, Miss Mercia, Don J° se 8.8 Animated, Baton Hail, .Noteworthy 8.7*, Ooonvaesie 8.3, Reserve Fund 8,2, Jael, Avdflnnnn, Shootigt 8.0. OROWAITI HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. Revisiofi 9.0, Gold ‘Sand 8.12, Hamp den, Knocklong 8.4, Flower 8.0, Mo a toa 7.43, Golden Arrow 7.12, Reserve Fund 7.9, Jael 7.7, Dawn o’ Day 7.6, Diable 1A KARAMEA HANDICAP, 6 fuTlongs —Royal Routine 9.4, Miiadi 9.1, Full Crop" 8.10, Monastic 8.7, Projection 8.6, Little Wonder 8.6, Royal Sceptre 8,5, Taku Tama, Hampden 8.4, Wise Choice 8.3 Purse 8.2 White Doe, Subdivision 6.0, Lady R ene 7.3, Gold Bag, New j Boy 7.0.„ ■■
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