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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 303, 27 December 1907, Page 3

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TARAXAKI JOCKEY CLIB. CTIIUSTAIAS MEETING. The Taranaki Joekey Club opened their Christmas meeting in glorious weather. The attendance was well , above the average, and the racing was ■ keen, and at times most exciting. One military bookmaker called the odds, ap- ' I«areiitly doing good business, and his _ [presence was appreciated by the small _•; bettors. The Christmas Handicap provided a stirring contest, the Waverlcv and Waitara Cup winner, Uhlando, scoring a very popular win from Glenullin. The Military Band, numbering about thirty members, enlivened proceedings with a nice selection of musical itcnis, le and their excellent playing was mucli . enjoyed. The course and lawns bore a n ' beautifully- green appearance, being (1 freshened up by the late rains, and the i( secretary and an energetic committee worked hard to make the meeting a thorough success. Following arc tho results:— 111 All IM PLATE, of M sovs; second 5 sovs fruui stake; w.t.a. .Six iiir.ini-- -. j Mr li. Hood s Ij.k 111 AUvall.ag.', „ i- j jcai-, Advance—l.a.ly .Spec, ..13 | lltaynor) .." .. • • 1 . Mr ,1. A. Ilctimne's b g llurton, i) years, 8.i2 (Tate) ■> \

I Mr A. Kohert.-oii., c g Kilmarnock, 4 ye.ii-. 8.11 (Faheyi .. ..J AUo r.iu: Kcdst u, ".i.il (lack-on); MalI let, 8.11 I Cochrane I; Mikolahi. 8.11 . |(Co.\.i; Pleiad.-, 8.11 (Barlow);' Karai ] w.i, .Viil il'uttl: Tanekaha. 8.4 (Milne I; j Kamwara, 8.1 (Sprivcn); Aiuemac, 7.13 l-b.ne-l; Uidy .Meiiwhikoir, (i.l (Clareburt). Advantage and lied Star got the best I of a draggling -end otf, Lady Meuschikolf losing several lengths. Along the back Advantage was bowling along with a two-length* lead of llurton, with the rctt strung out. The order was unchanged wiicu the head of the .straight was reached, and Advantage won with ridiculous ea-e by half a length from the fast-tini-hing llurton, with Kilmarnock a couple of lengths away third. Mikotahi was lourth, I'leiades fifth, and the rest bunched. Time, lniin 17 2-5

STEWAKDS- HACK HANDICAP, of S(J second horse lu «jvs from the I stake. (,lue mile. -Mr J. Barlow's br m Pearlie, 4yrs, Koyal Artillery—Margut, 7.13 (Jones ) 1 Mr T. OXeils c m Daisv Paul. 4 years, 8.7 (Cox) .. * '.. 2 Mr J. George's b c Ncy. 3 years [Peareel. 7.11 ..".." .. 3 Afco started: Staylwy, 0.0 (Cochrane); Silver Lead, 8.5 (Jackson); Fulminator. 7.12 (lUyuer), and Billow, 7.10 (Clareburt).

I The field moved off in a line with the exception of Daisy Paul and Stavboy, Silver Lead showing the way past the I stand, closely followed by Pearlie and I Xey. FulmiuaUir joined issue, sweepiii" ! out of the .straight, and was leading 1 Pearlie and Silver Lead along the" back, with Daisy Paul coming fast.. The latter showed the tvav to the straight, where Pearlie canie with a great burst, and (juickly settling DaisyPaul, and won easily In two and a-half lengths _ Xey was "a length and a-half away third, ju,t iu front of Silver l/>ad and Fulminator. Billow and Stayboy whipped in the Held. Time, lmin 45 2-5 nee. *

LADIES' PURSE HACK HANDICAP, of 0.5 sovs; second 10 sovs. from the, stakes. One mile. Mr E. Symos' e h Tc Kuili. j year*, Xestor—Kahore-ware-warc. lo'.S (D Xoake) \; j Mr 11. .)etfery"= e 111 Anemone, 10.1 (Or. Paget) o Mr S. Pitts br g Hydraulic, 10.8 (C. Matthew*) 3 Also started: Starfish (H. George), 10.2. S ''

Hydraulic jumped out first from u poor -tart, and the order as they ran past the stand was Hydraulic, Starfish, Anemone and Te Kuiti. Hydraulic led the field at a merry pace until four furlong; from home, where Anemone and Te Kuiti, the latter coming fast, dosed up and Starfish fell away. The three raced abrea-t into the straight, and Hydraulic and Anemone were fighting it oiit when Te Kuiti came with a late run and, catching Anemone a few strides from the post, wod a great race by a neck. Hydraulic war. a neck away in third place, with Starfish whipper-in. Time, 1m in 48sec. FIRST HANDICAP HACK HI'RDLES, of m liovs; second 10 -ovs from the -take. due mile and a-half. Mr Win. Tucker's ldk ui Cassiopea, aged, Lin-toc-k—Helen, 9.3 (Stanly 1 Mr I). Wil-m's b g Showman, aged (Faliey). 11.1 » Mr W. F. llawke's I,lk g Mack Banner. .3 year-. !MI (Tate) .. .. * * Dead heat for -ccond place. Al-u started: Glengarill', !l.:i iC. Cochrane). Mack Banner broke the line, and soon put three length- Ixtween himself and Clcng.iriir. Ca—iopea lying close handy and Showman la-t. The order remained unchanged until half a mile from home, where Glengariff fell away lieaten. and Mack Itanner led Cassiopea and Showman, whci wa* fast making up ground. Black Banner looked all over a winner when they settled down fur the run home. Imt Cassiopea came strongly at the distance, and won cleverly by two and a-half lengths. Showman ju-i getting up in the last few strides to •lead heat with Black Banner for rccond place. ClengarifT was some distance hack. Time. 2min 53see. CHRISTMAS IIAXDICAI' (open), of 12D sovs; second horse 2(1 sovs, third 5 rove from the stake. One mile and a-ijuarter. Mr 11. Eva's br g L'hlando, .3 years, Uhlan—Kevenant, 8.10 (C. Jackeon) l Messrs Alexander and Gray's hr h Glenullin, .3 years, 0.0 (Cochrane) 2 Mr 11. Fryer's br ui Immolation, aged, 8.3 (Fryer) ..3 The only starters. Glenullin and L'hlando showed the way into the straight, and passing the stand L'hlando was leading by nearly a length, with Immolation under a pull two lengths away. The same order was maintained along the hack stretch, hut at the four furlong post Glenullin had drawn level with L'hlando, and linmolai tion could be seen creeping up. GlcnI ullin and l'hlando raced neck and neck up the straight, and the gallant son of ITilan forged ahead in the last hundred yard- and won a slashing race by half a i length. Immolation put in a gfrcat | run up the straight, and was going faster | than anything else at the finish, passI ing the judge's box half a length behind | Glenullin. Time, 2min 15 2-osec. | FIRST WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of j (j.3 sovs; second horse to receive 10 I sovs. Seven furlongs. j Mr J. Pipi's hr m Bagatelle, aged, 1 Lebel-<l. of The Dauphin, 9.11 (R. j Barlow) 1 I Mi— Dempster's b g Lantern, 4 vcars, I !M IFa hey) ' ..2 j Mr .1. A. Bctlmne's b g Burton, (i years (Cochrane) 3 Also started: Royal Star, 9.2 (Tate); and Sedgcmonr, 9-1 (liayner). Bagatelle on the inside stepped out i first, and running freely was soon well : j clear of Royal Star and Lantern. Royal ' i Star fell away when the straight was I reached, and Burton moved up. and ■ ! Lantern al-o put in a challenge, but - neither could make an impression on - Bagatelle, who won easily by a good - ; length. Burton was third. Royal Star I and Sedgemoor last. Time, lmin 32 1-.3

yiliST HACK SCUIUIY STAKES, ol 5U sovs; second o suvs from tilt stake. live furlongs. Mr \V. Ifcirlcyiiiaii'o Or in Turiiui, o years, St. Clements—Aka, U.u (C. | I Cochrane) i I .Mr Caber's Ij ni Supplement, j years, ill) (I!. Mr F. Webb's br m Dear Dolly, o years. SkU (11. Kayuer) .. ..3 Also started: Taupo, U.U (Fahey): i < Mantua, y.U (Fearee): Colden Eagle, I'-O ' (Ta'e): Somali, 'J.O lUeorgej; Ella, S.O ■ ■Seott)': and tirizclle, S.O (Jackson). , From an indifferent semi-oil' Dear . IMIy ami Sipplenicni. shot away first j and"rah in that order to the lop bend, lv.li i, lain,a i,„,w,l up and Ooldcn Eagle I i.hi intu liimi-ili position. Sii|i|ileinent ' mi- lir-i int.i the s, r;l jolit. hut was I .(iii.-kly tackled l.j Tarii.a. .111,1 after il | linMi Tarina for«ei| ahead ■ and wi.ii' l.v a length ami a-half. Dear I IVlly mi- iliinl. and H01d,,, l-jigle 1 fourth. i'l'mc Imin l-Scc. FI.YIXi; lIAN'DICAI' loponi. of S(l j .<>,.?: -.•.■.. ii.l hi.lve in siiv- from stake. Si\- union-.--. Mr I', i'. 1..1..1'- 1. m l-'i-h.-rmaid. i; ! ve.u- l-'i-i .■ Waltonia. -,.■> I.Jones) I 1 Mr >. I'itf- li in Silver Shell, a-ed. 1 T.li il'.-areel » 2 1 I Mr I-:. l;ii--H's l.r ,l' Cyrcne. 11 years, | s|| i.1a.1,-..in 3 Al-o started: SI. Claim.-r. 0.1 ,I!.-ii"ii; and Wnihnka. 8.1 (Tiavnorl. " (\r.ne gol- the w-or-t of a fair send'l ..ir.'Wail.nka and 1-i-heruiaid heinjr in '' t!,.- 1.a.1. This pair led to the straight f , uli.-r. W.iilmk.i. who bad been riinnie< !" 1 well, fell away. Cyrcne put in a win. . run. but could not got thrniiqli. am I St. Claiu.er threw out a challenge. Ai home saw Fislienaaid wii

by a neck from Silver Shell, with Cyrcne, who came fast over the last furlong, a head away third. St. (Maimer was next, and Waihuka last. Time, lniin 10 2-asec. TO-DA\''S~ACCEPTAXCES. Second 'Welter Hack—Nlavhnv iI.S, Bagatelle !U. Billow 8.11, Lantern 8.1. Anemone 5.3. Hydraulic 8.0. Mallet 8.0. Mangotuku Handicap.—Te Kiiiti 0.0. Burton 8.0. Kilmaniock 8.7, Mikatahi 8.7, Hydraulic 8.5, Red Star 8.2, Kani wara 8.0.

Xcw Plymouth Handicap (open).— Uhlando 9/2, (ilcnullin 8.12, Cyivne 8.5. Immolation 8.3, Showman 7.5, Fulminator 7.4, Somali 7.0. Farewell Handicap.—St. Claimer fl.o, Oyrene 8.8, Fishermaid 7.11, Pearlie 7.10, Silver Shell 7.5. Miss Vera 0.1-2. Electric Hack—Tarina 8.12, Silver Lead 8.0. Supplement 8.7. Dear Dolly 82. Sedgemoor 7.12, Advantage 7.12, T-mpo 7.5, Tanekaha 7.0. Summer Hack. Silver Lead 5.5. 1' -herniaid 8.1, Xev 7.5. Fulininalor 7.1, V. val Star 7.0, Somali 7.0, llurton 7.0. Hack Hurdles.—Showman 10.12. Cas--:'->ca 10.0. Mnosken 10.0, Glcngarin" 0.3, lilack Banner !1.3. Second [hick Scurry Stakes.—Tariu-i !'. .- Nov 0.0. Tanpo 0.0. Otaraoa 0.0, Golden Eagle 11.11. Supplement 0.0. Bagatelle n.il. Advantage 0.0. Ella 8.0, Grizclle 8.(1, Karawa 8.(1. Astraea 8.0.

RACING IX AUSTRALIA. Received Dee. 20. 8.50 p.m. ' Sydney, December 2li. There was line weather for the holiday. ijeccmbcr Stakes. .Malt guceu 1, Malchniakcr 2, l'oser ;t. Ten started. Won cleverly by three-cjuurler., of a length. Time, lmiu ;t : y,sec. Summer Cup. Vanadium 1, Election 2, <;aby 3. Thirteen starters. Won by a length and a quarter. Time, 2iuin Melbourne, December 2(i. Ilnjietoun Cup—Hcreticre 1, Mini 2, I'ierus 3. Ten started. Won by three lengths. Time, 2miii 23'/;SCC.

AUCKLAND RACES. I Per Press Association. Auckland, Last Xight. The Auckland Racing Ciub's meeting to-day War, by a gathering 01 l."i,oUn. The totalis, .or receipts amounted to as ..gainst X21i,247 last year. Kesitlts: Trial Handicap, s, ceil furlongs.—Tii Cakabou 1, Lochbuie 2. Lebcait 3. Soultmaid, Kirsty, and First tluii a 1.,0 started. Won by a head. Time, lmiu 31 4-jsee. (Meat Northern Foal Stakes, sis furlongs.—Fleetfoot 1, Armlet 2, Chanteuse 13. "Also started: St. Aidan. General SOIIII, Waimangu, Aborigine, Harata. Won by a length. Time, lmiu 17 2-jsec. Auckland Cup, two miles.—Zimmerman l-Joneo) 1, Waipuna 2, Bonny lilen 3. Scratched: Star Kose, Carl' Kosa, Akarana. Won by a length. Time, 3min 3.3 2-ssec. Grafton Hurdles, two miles.—Omati 1. Creusot 2, llautapu 3. Won by eight lengths. Time, 3miu .32 2-osec. Kailway Handicap.—Dawn 1, Veronica 2, Bobrikoll 3. Won by a neck. Time, lmiu Hi 1-Sscc. Nursery Handicap, live furlongs.— Santa Kosa 1, Diamond Star 2, Master souk 3. Won by a neck. Time, lmin Lsec. l'obiiison Handicap, seven furlongs.— Bed Bain 1, Clochette anil First Gun (dead heat) 2. Won by a length. Christinas Handicap, one mile. Poliutu and Certainty (dead heat) 1, ltatt[laraha 3. Time, lniin 4.1 2-.3 sec.

AUCKLAND ACCEPTANCES. Per Pre3B Association, Auckland, La>t Xight. The following acceptances were declared tonight for the Summer Cup:— Zimmerman !U, -Master Dclaval !U, Uranium 8.0, Waipuna 7.13. Sir Tristram 7.15. Paritutu 7.13, Uhlender 7.12, Bonny Glen 7.12, Malmta 7.12. Apu Till, Cambrian 7.1", Dawn 7.10, King Billy 7.10, Celtic 7.7, Lconator 7.7, Downfall 7.7, Tc Aroha 7.< i, Carl Rowi 7.C, Shrapnel 7.0, Star Rose 7.5, Pohutu 7.3, Scotty 7.", Tui Cakabnu 7.0. Uemika 0.13, Probable 0.13. William 0.12. Iroiimotild 0.12, Certainly 0.12. Delegate 0.0. llahhuie CO, Nervine' fl.fl, Clanchattaii 0.8. Soultmaid 0.7, Bully 0.7, Gay Paris 0.7, ilahcno 0.7, Cadence 6.7.

MAXAWATC RACK. Per Press Association. Palineistoii North, Last -Night. Kelviu Hack Hurdles, one mile anil three-'piuiTers.—Pantaloon 1, Taura 2, M.ttakokivi 3. Also ran: Te Arai. Won easily. Tararua Hack Welter, seven furlongs. —Cauze 1, Moscow 2, Alaliua 3. Also ntarteil: Waipunehu, Lady Disdain, Flingot, Speciosa, \\indago, Penates, Defeat. Won by a bare neck. Manawatu Cup, one mile and a-half.— Killomaid 1, The Hand 2, The Lark 3. Also started: Maniapoto. (Irand Slam, llourrasi|iie, Chatterer, Tangiiuoana, Alotangi. .\loana, Aluinigo, .Merrie Hose, IWal. Kuriwakn. Polyanthus. Saga! and Samlix. A splendid linish. Won by half a head. Time, 2inin .'la l-.fsec. Tokumaru Hurdler, one mile and three-quarter.-.—Sen Sim 1, Guld Dust I. Ilurimoana :!. Also ran: I'ushfnl, Lull. Kaipetipeti. Wack Squall, .Moeraki. Won easily.

l'itzherbert Handicap—Lord Soult and »e Wit to (dead heat) 1. liallnrat 3. Also ran: Kitclicninaid, Cuiitender. Toa Tnlii, Waipaku, l'risni. Time. Imin Msec.

liillies Hack Handicap— Creenleaf ], Catapult 2. Truganini :i. Also ran: Swimming Kelt. Ikon. JSuoyant, Waieola. liangipapa. Prize ISloom, Mon Ami. Yosaini. and Ori. Won by half a length. Xunsery llandica]i. five furlongs:.—Sister Anne 1. Thorn 2, Sir Frisco 3. Also ran: Titoko, Voetgang. and Paiono. Won comfortably.

(handstand Handicap, mic mile.— \Xa\tapu J. I'eiuikn 2, Pull Kate 3. Also ran: Medallist. .Muloch. Flotilla. San Julie. l-omaria. Stratagem. .Millenial, ami Tan San. Won liy two lengths, Tllliil) DAY At'CF.PTAXCF.S. Per Press Association. I'almerslon Xorth, Lanf. Xiglit. Whitmore Hurdles, one mile and a-lialf.-Taura 11.11. I'antaloon 11.1, Mataknkiri J<>.!). Playmate Hl.il, I'apatawa 1H.5, Lyrist i.,.i\ Agrangi I.UI, Ataalm Clin" Welter, one mile.—Medalli.-t !1.-i. The Kami 'J.I, Kuruwaka S.lli, .Moloch s.KI. Saga 8.1. Siiudix 8.11, Kosegrove 7.7. L'lirisiniii* Wi'llcr, seven furlongs.— i.au/e in.ii, Probability il.:i, Loimuia !i.2, Ituoyanl ii.l, Mo-row K.I!, Tniganini 8.7, Ilonyhnhinn S.:i, Tangeroa .8.2. T<" .Malai Hurdles, one mile ami threec|iiiirtern— Sen Sim 12.0, lilaek Reynard ll.il, Prospeetoi; 10.10, Matakokir'i il.n, Jluernki !).D. President's llandieaji, one mile and a-uuarUT.-Maniapuio ft.i. The l.ark 8.7. tirand Slam 7.1:). Medallist 7.' J. lioiir-ra-.|ue 7.7, I'l-niiku 0.1:(. Moiiligo Ii.l:!, Sandix ii.7, San -lulie (i.7. Sapling Stakes, live furli.n«s. — Sister Anne il.n. San Ferando 7.12. Thera 7.7. Voetgaug 11.7. Paioue (i.7. Kawau Slake-, six furlongs. Full Kate !!.:!. Kilelienmaid S.HI. Kallarat 8.7, Oiii-kv Morn 8.0, Waipaku 1i.13. Farewell llaek. live furlongs. Cata|itio ii.l. Swiiiiiiiing licit !).:i. Kangipapa 8.2. San Ferando 5.2. toeenleaf 7.11. IVnate-, 7.3.

DCXKDIX HACKS. i'IUST DAY. Per Press Association. Dnnclin. 1.a.-t Siiiinii.T Hurdles.- Eceside I. Storm •;. Il.nal Shell .'!. Two others slartcd. Won liv' bait II leiljjlll. SlorilllllOllt H'll. T;iue. imin .Usee. s ;l lisl)iirv Hack lliin<lii-:i|>. —All <!uiis 1. San! Ho'salccr 2, Sonet :i. J-'ivc others started. Won liy a Icn-lli. Time, lmiii IS -l-oscc. Duncdiii ltaiidieap.—Ar/.il) l.Sir ArteP«| 2. Jlv l.awvcr 3. Three "llier, started. *\Vim li.v n lcihitli and a-half. Timi'. M 4-j-i'i'. Otano Handicap.—Astrakhan I. Owendolina 2. I'iv. Ilalterv :i. Si. -I„e ab,i started. Won by hull a leiurth. Time, •iniiii 7 l-*it. Trial Slaki--. Flavor I. Itillc llanpe 2. Miss Adair :i. Nine others slarlcd. Won liy hall' a lcnptlil Time, lid in l'.l-cc.

Federal Handicap. -■ IVlrovna 1. Apnllodoris ■>. Jioselil i :i. Three „tl,er- starte.l. Orderly fell. \V..n i-asilv Time. Imin 1(! 4-a-ce. ' CaVer-liam Hack Haudieap. Aid ' I. l.inda -1. Cvpsobel I!. Sis other- ! -1 arte,l. Wnii l,y two lelijifll*. Time. | Olokia W.-lier. 'rVithrnn 2. I.adv l.andoii 11. Six olheri -larted. Won bv tlnee and a lull ilenrithfl. Time. Imin j;, |.a-ee. ! STRATFORD RACIXIi t [.III AfTFPTAXCF.S. Trial Hainlii-ap Trot. ~ne mile and a- ', half.-- Tin- Via-her kit. S.piib Bscc. I Falie in. (lather Xn .Moss 12, Alack 21 i I Airana. Winnnera, I'ierotte. Jlick, Sing i let, iluoa Berlin, Phil, Star Pointer HiiißflflhißMdMttMtMMMiaiUiiiifl

and Early Morn 25, lireaway and Lord Lincoln 27. Kailway Hack, six furlongs--Pearlie U.U, Silver Lead 8.0, Bagatelle 8.8, Golden Eagle 8.3, Somali 8.2, Dear Dolly 7.12, Iseult 7.11, Lingerer 7.10, Tambour Major 7.0, Taupo and Royal Star 7.8, Ked Star 7.7, Burton, 7.4, Hydraulic and Advantage 7.3, Wee Nannie, Truganini, and Koyal Youngster 7.0. Stratford Cup, nine furlongs.— lluntigo 0.0, lilemillin 8.10, Uhlando 8.7, Immolation 7.11, Kosegrovc 7.0, Daisy Paul 7.7, Climax 7.2, Billow li.il. Ohura Hurdles, one mile and a-half Immolation and Showman 11.3, Grev Dawn 10.11, Mooshen 10.2, Cassiopea 0.11, Cloudy Morn 0.4, Black Banner and Glengarill' 0.0.

Midhirst Handicap, one mile.—Stuvboy 0.0, Ftilminator 8.0, Silver Ix'ad B.R, Pearlie 8.7, Sylvan Park 8.5, Billow 8.2. iseult and TV Kuiti 7.0, Koyal Star 7.'i, lied Star 7.5, Mallet, Lnnterii, and Mikotahi 7.2, Akurouga, Truganini, Miss Kit, and Kilmarnock 7.0. Flying Handicap, six furlongs. St. Claimer O.li, Silver Shell 8.0, Daisy Paul 7.13, Fishermaid 7.0, 'Tarina 7.8, Golden Eagle 7.3. Miss Vera 7.0. GKXEIiAL ENTRIES. Borough Stakes, four and a half furlongs.- Lady Menschikofl', Kilmarnock Gi'izclle. Waitiro, Taue Kaha. I'ueeihi Oliver Twist, \-alentine, Wee Nannie Dainty Dolly, .Mainstay, Kanianiii.Ran.'i-' kina. Nicotine, St. Niho. ° Fanners' Plate, one mile.—lleadli'.di! Miro, Alisljvss, Andover, Flying Wesi' Akurongo. \'alentine, Bismark, La .Mil,.. Amai, Clotiily Morn. Cardill' Slakes, four and a-half f»rlongs.—Kilniiirnock, Taupo, Lady Menschikoir, Pleiades, Gri/,lle, Taue Kaha, I nceila. Oliver Twist, Koyal Youngster. Wee Nannie, Dainty Dolly, Kamanui, Kangikura. Nicotine, St. N'i'ho, La Milo.'

Per Press Association. Palmerston North, Tuesilav. The first annual sale of IhoruiHibret yearlings of the Manawatu Stud Com pany was held yesterday. Five yearlings were nold for 87.3 guineas—an average of 17.3 guineas each. The highest price, .300 guineas, teas paid for" the handsome colt by Multiform—Rumour purchased by A. Shearsbv on behalf of Mr. Ilighden. A Sollll—Cecil filly broimhl 230 guineas, being bought by Mr. F.°S East on, Foxton. All the vearlin»s'ofK'red on behalf of the oo'mpany'\vci'c -OIIL A filly by Kilcheran (imp.)— Purity, oll'ereil on account of Mr G Baldwin, was sold to Air. G. A. Tattle! of Palmerston, for 80 guineas. A filly by Snult—Santa Katerina and a colt b'v Captain Webb—M'arvellous. offered on a separate account, wore passed in at 00 and 110 guineas respectively.