SPORTING

Taranaki Daily News, 12 February 1920, Page 7

SPORTING

ECMONT RACING CLUB.

THE SUMMER MEETING. j RECORD OPENING DAY. TAIAMAI WINS THE CUP. OFFICIALS. President, K. H. Nolan; Vice-Presldtmt, J. Gray. Stewards: President, Vice-Presi-dent, Hon. Treasurer, Messrs. VV. C. Adamson, K. Hicks, H. Spratt, S. Adamson, Jun., O. Larccun, C. H. Washer, A. Good, C. H. F. Macpherson, W. 0. Williams, W. Good, C. J. Preston. Judicial Committee: 8. Adamson, J. Gray, A. Good, B. Hicks, e. H. Washer. Starter, C. O'Connor; Clerk ot Course, T. C. Sutherland; Clerk of Scales, P. W. Sutton; Assistant Clerk of Scales, P. Eastbury; Handlcapper, H. Coyle; Timekeeper, T. F. Goddard; Judge, J. Cameron; Hon. Surgeons, Drs. J. McGhie and W. M. Thomson; Hon. Vet. Surgeon, Major Neale; Hon. Treasurer, F. G. Klmbell; Secretary, V. B. Stratton. The opening day of the Egmont Racing Club's summer meeting took place at Ha wera yesterday in.ideal weather conditions, the day being warm and sunny, tempered by a mild breeze. There was a very large attendance, the gate takings, despite the issue of a very largely increased number of complimentary tickets, being quite equal to those of any previous year. Racing throughout was of a decidedly interesting order, the fields being good and the finishes generally very dose. The fact that the winners were well concealed, only three favorites passing the post first during the day, was a tribute to the work of the handicapper (Mr. Coyle).

Eleven horses saddled up for the principal event of the day, and it is questionable if a better quality field has ever'contested a handicap race in Taranaki. It was no surprise to find that the totalisator showed a record betting race for Taranaki. Kilmoon was made favorite. The favorite, however, could get no closer than second, the little fancied Taiamai leading from end to end.

The big sprint race went to the favorite Sasanof, who was ridden a fine race by H. Gray. The classic event, the Egmont Stakes, produced a field of five. The New Plymouth mare, Silver Link, was made the hottest order of the day, but had to lower her colors to Mr. W. G. Stead's three year old Surveyor. The totalisator staff under Mr. O'Callaghan, had a wry T>usv time, and despite "the fact that the totalisator had been enlarged by the addition of four receiving and six pay-out windows, a good deal of money was shut out. The investments for the day totalled £42,001. as compared with £32,<)78 10s for the first day of last year, an increase of £9,022 10s. In order to avoid congestion at the totalisator the Club has this year cut out the Ms totalisator, hut, this is only a temporary expedient! as when the ne.r totalisator—part of the comprehensive scheme of improve, raents—is erected, provision will be made for the small investor.

The course and its appointments were in splendid order, and Mr. A. Morse, the Cluli'fi custodian, came in for many compliments from visiting owners and trainers upon the state of the turf The arrangements for the meeting were splendid: though there was some delay in starting some of the races The result was that the last race was run about three quarters of an hour late, after the special train for the South had left. This was not owing to any undue delay at the barrier, as Mr C. O'Connor got his fields awav promptly Mr, C. Cameron, in the judge's box, hoisted his decisions promptly. Mr! McMahon, stipendiary steward, was present, but his task proved a sinecure, there, bein? no enouiries whatever. Mr! v. B. Stratton made an efficient secretary He was assisted by an able set of officials.

The Hawjra Citigens* Band, under the baton of Mr. E. H. Gould, rendered an eniovable programme in front of the grand stand,. The catering was done by Dustins', IM-, of Wangßmii. Detailed results:— OHAWE HURDLES, of 230 sovs.; second 30 sovs., third 15 sovs. from.stakes; one and three-quarter miles. .3—Mr. Harvey Rayncr's b.g. Master Moutoa, aged, by Rarto— Branla, 11.3 (W. Bowden) .... 1 4—Mr. J. Hook's br.g. Ngakanui, aged, by Bandsman— St. Clements mare, 9.8 (A. Ward) 2 2—Mr. P. Johnson's blk.m. Movement* aged, by Advance—Officer mare. 11.13 (J. Kaan) 3 Also started: 5 Zola 11.12 (Copestake) 1 Explorer (A. McDonald), 6 Endure 9.12 (J. Lambess). Winner trained by A. D. Webster.

Ratana, Sir Donald, Applaud and Cheddar were -withdrawn, reducing the field to sir. Explorer, Movement and Master Moutoa disputed favoritism on the machine, which closed with the firstnamed about £3O better than Movement, who was the same amount in front, of Master Moutoa. From a good start Explorer and Zola were momentarHy in front, but when the field settled down, Movement was- in the lead, with Endure close up. Then came Explorer and Master Moutoa. Movement increased his lead, and passed the stand several lengths clear of Endure. Then came Explorer and Zola. Round the back, Zola moved into third position, and a little later Master Moutoa put in a challenge, and Movement, making a faulty jump at the last fence, Master Moutoa entered the straight in the lead, and in the run home secured the verdict by two lengths from Ngakanui, who beat Movement by four lengths. Endure was fourth and the favorite fifth. Time, 3min. 18* sees.

FLYING HANDICAP, of 350 govs., second 50 sovs., third 15 sovs. from stakes. Six furlongs. 1-Mr, W. G. Stead's br.g. Sasanof, 6yrs, by Martian-Ukraine, f1.7 <H. Gray) j 4—Mr. H. Sprat's b.m. Inah, (lyrs, by Coronet—lnaha, 5.5 (L. Morris) o 3—Mr. M. Williams' b.g. WaiinatoV, aged, by Benzonian—Punewai, !) 4 (A. McDonald) 3 Also started: 2 Lord Kenilworth 8.8 (R. Reed), 6 Ksthonia, 7.8 (L. Morris), and 5 Jutland 7.5 (M. McDonald). Winner trained by G. .Jones. The bracketed pair, Hvmeslra and Trespass, and Simonidos, ' were withdrawn, Of the i\x that faced the start-

er, none looked better than Sasanof, who was mode a good favorite, though Lord Kenilworth also carried over four figure.?, and all the others found solid support. Waifnatoa caused a little delay at the barrier. When the field were got away, Waimatoa was first sighted, only to be quickly displaced by Inah, who led the field round the back with Esthonia and Waimatoa together next, and followed by Lord Kenilworth, Sasanof and Jutland. At the bend the field closed on Inah, who led the way into the straight, where Sasanof, coming from the ruck, put in a great run, and beat the Hawera mare home by half a length. Waimatoa was a good length further back third. Then came Esthonia, Jutland and Lord Kenilworth. Time, Imin. 14 3/5 sees.

MERE MERE HACK FLAT, of 200 sovs., second horse 30 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from stakes. Five furlongs. 7—Mr. H. Gibson's b.f. Marble Bar, 3yrs, by Marble Arch—Project, 7.4 (McCormack) 1 2—Mr. J. Lupton's blk.g. Flying Master, 6yrs, by Sweet Simon—Bell Bine, 8.3 (Deeley) 2 I—Mr. W. Higgins'" br.g. Parorangi, 3yrs, by Demosthenes—Petiele, 8.11 (L. Morris) 3

Also started: 3 Nursing Sister 9.2 (A. Oliver), 10 Nemaline 8.13 (B. Morris), 4 Income 8.0 (R. Hunt), 6 Prince Formby 8.5 (Goldfinch), 9 American Beauty 7.U (R. Reed), 8 Karaeo 7.10 carried 7.13 (Noddor), 13 Prodigal 7.7 (Mackie), 12 Alice Montrose 7.5 parried 7.7 (H. Hunt), 6 Cashmere 7.4 (Johnstone), 11 Lady Paula 7.2 (George), 15 Glorday 7.0 carried 7.34 (Carmont), 14 Banogue 7.0, carried 7.5 (A. McDonald). Winner trained by J. Brown. There were six withdrawals, leaving a field of fifteen. In a heavy betting race, Parorangi was made a slightly better favorite than Flying Master, Nursing Sister being nest in demand. From a good start, Prince Formby, Parorangi and Flying Master were first to show out, but after a few chains Flying Master took command, and the trio raced in front of tho field to the straight. At the distance, Marble Bar, who had come through the field, challenged the leaders, and in an exciting finish passed the post half a length in front of Flying Master, Who beat Parorangi by a similar distance. Lady Paula was close up fourth in front of a bunched crowd. Time, Imin. 2 3/5 sees.

EGMONT CUP, of 800 sovs., second 100 sovs., third 50 sovs. from the stakes One mile and a half.

10—Hon. E. W. Allison's ch.m. Taiamai, 4yrs, by The Nut—Lady Molly, 7.5 (M. McCarten) .... ; I—Mr. 0. L. Stead's b.h. Kilmoon, 4yrs, by Kilbroney—St. Sophia, 8,7 (R. Reed) 2—Mr. Ewarfs ch.g. Marqueteur, syrs, by King Mark—By-By, 7.7 (M. McDonald) ; Also started: 3 Client 8.11 (C. Price) 6 Gazique 8.7 (A. Oliver), 4 Bonnv UaV 8.3 (Deeley), 8 Snub 8.3 (O'Shea), 5 Dusky Eve 7.13 carried B.OJ (H. Gray). 0 Moutoa Ivanova 7.0 (C. Carmont),"ll Risingham 0.7 carried 0.8 (B. Morris) 7 Rose Queen 0.7 carried 0.0% (MeCorHiick). Winner trained by H. F. James. Bonnetter, who was bracketed wit) Kilmoon, was the only defection, a splendid field of eleven facing the starter, (r a record betting race for Taranaki, Kilmoon was made a strong favorite carrying nearly a quarter of the machine and being twice as solidly supported as Marqueteur, who beat Client by a fen pounds for second fancy. Bonny Maid, Dusky Eve, Gazique, and Rose Queen were also well supported. The little fancied Taiamai was quickest out, with Risingham, the outsider of the field, as her closest attendant, and the pair led past the stand by several lengths from Dusky Eve and Bonny Maid, who were in front of a bunched field. Taiamai and Rising, ham still had a big break on the field along the back, but at the bend the field got closer to them, Marqueteur and Kilmoon improving their positions. Taiamai led into the straight from Risingham, and, going on, won by nearly four lengths from Kilmoon, who made a great run in the straight and beat Marqueteur by half a length for second place. Risingham was dose up fourth, and Bonny Maid fifth. Time, 2min. 36Jsecs

LADIES' PURSE (Hack), of 120 sovs, second 20 govs., and third 5 sovs. from the stakes. Eight and a half furlongs. 1-Mr. F. G. Wilcock's b.g. Army .Service, aged, by Signor-Helen Portland, 10.7 (Mr. Clout) .... l 2-Mcssrs. Mcßain and Aagaard's cli.m. Vagranee Piece 4yrs, by Masterpiece-Vagrance, 10.7 (Mr. Anstis) o 4-Oaptain E. H. Whit'einan's b.g.' Bold " Boy Cyrs, by Booringa—Right Wild, 10.7 (Mr. P. Shields) ."... 3

,™ S ?, - tart<>d: Arm >' Service 10.7 (Clout), , Complex 10.7 (F. Walker), 3 V^ er „F P } W 10.7 (Marchant), 0 Kiko Kiko 10 7 at. Baker), 10 Freehold 10 7 (A. Judd), 11 Haukmo 10.7 (George), 8 Voropoto 10.7, earned 11.2 (S. Major), 9 Interval 10.7 S e » ver »> 5 A PPlaud 10.7, carried 10.12 (N. Short). Winner trained by W. Pine. This race caused considerable amusement. Of the twelve that faced the barrier, Army Service was made a £2OO better favorite than Vagrancepiece, each carrying over four figures. From a good start Cheer Up was first to show up, but after a couple of cliuins Freehold went to tho front nud led for nearly half a mile. Hero he did his dash and was displaced by Army Service, who led into the straight from Vugraneepicce, whom ho defeated by a longlli and a half, with Bold Boy about oight lengths away, third. Cheer Up was fourth and Interval fifth. Applaud lost his rider as the barrier rose. Time, Imlu, S.'hwk.

EGMONT NTAKICM, of rtdo itovn„ second 70 kovk., it ml third :i() r.ovs. Six furlongM, 2—Mr. W. <!. f-ilond'ii eh. c. Surveyor, 3 yenni, by Nitumiu—Pedometer, 9.3 (H. Gray) 1 I—Mr. A, Ali"iiiiid«r'n lir. in. Silver Link, 'I yciiiM, bv Aohlllii's—Secrel Link, »» (I!', Morris) 2 4-Mr. VV. It. Kniiilmll'n oh. h Hymcntrn, fi yearn, by Hvin.-tlins— Strata, 9 (d'Shcii) ~,' 3 Also started: 2 Golden Bubble 5.7 (R. Reed), coupled with Surveyor, and 4 Listowel 11.11 (MeCiirmlek). ' Winner trained by 11. .Tones. Scrnti'hiiUM redlleed llie field tn five. Silver Link was muilo n hot favorite, currying over '.Ci.J-lu, which is a record for Turanaki, or nonrly twice »» muca as

t 16 m , Jet<?d P air > Survcvor and Golden bubble. From a good start Silver Link, wno drew the rails, was the first to show out, and for tho first furlong the order was Silver Link, followed by Listowel and Golden Bubble together, Hvmesfra, and Surveyor last. Before tr'aversing two furiongs Golden Bubble had displaced Silver Link, and Surveyor was l.Ving third. A furlong later Surveyor w.n into the lead, and when the field turned for home was two lengths clear ot Silver Link, and more than holding lus ownjn the run home. The oolt gained the verdict by three lengths from silver Link, who heat the fast finishing Hymestra for second money by half a length. Listowel was some distance away fourth, and Golden Bubble last. Surveyor appeared to be lame on returning to the bird-cage. Time. Imin. 13 ]Jsecs.

WAIPAPA HACK FLAT, of 200 sovs., second 30 sovs., and third 10 sovs from the stakes. Seven furlongs, P—Mr. R. A. McKenzie's b. g. Kilgour, 3 years, by Kilbroney—Angelina, '.6 (A. McDonald) ) I—-Mr. F. Preston's b. m. Amberine, 4 years, by Kilbroney—Ambrosian, 8.2 (B- Morris) 2 3—Mr. M. Boyle's br. f. Machree, 3 years, by Bezonian—Lady Helen, 7.7, carried 7.9 (L. Morris) 3

Also started: 6 War Baby 8.11 (A. Oliver), 2 Hallow 8.7 (H. Gray), 8 Tame Fox' 8 (M. McCarten), 5 Farce 7.11 (RayJer), 7 Crystal Palate 7-3, carried 7.4 (Mackie), 13 Some Boy 7.2 (J. Barry), |, Ernjrvreanj.2 (P Cook)j 4 p o i emic 7 iMcCormiek), 12 Marshal Neil 7, carried 7jll (R. Reed), 11 Kapiti 7 (S. Anderson), 14 Kaimanawanui 7 (R. Morris), 15 Encircle 7 (Georgo). Winner trained by T. Lloyd.

Fifteen faced the starter and another heavy betting race ensued. Amberine carried four figures, being a better favorite than Haliow, who carried close on four figures and was closely followed by Machree and Polemic in the popular fancy. Crystal Palace was the first to show out, but after a furlong Farce took emmand and led along the back, with Machree and Amberine as his nearest attendants. Machree led into the straight from Amberine, but the little fancied Kilgour, coming with a burst, gained the verdict by a neck from the favorite, with Machree a length further back. Time, Imin. 29 l-ssee.

WHAREROA WELTER, of 250 sovs., second 30 sovs., third 10 sovs. from the stakes. Seven furlongs.

t—Mr. J. Goring Johnston's b. f. Ermine, 3 years, by Martian—Ermengarde, 8.5 (M. McCarten) .. 1 ! fi—Mr. H 'Xi. Hall's b. g. Tiranga, 0 years, by ' Coronet—Tarina, 0.3 (Goldfinch) 2 .".—Mr. H. E. Good's br. g. Pretty Bobbv, 0 years, by Maniapoto— J Pretty Helen, 9.5 (A. Oliver) ... 3 Also started: 4 Simonides 10.4 (Dieley), 2 Old Gold 8.10 (A. McDonald), 5 [lushman 8.0 (Nndder), 7 Madam Kistori 5.2 (H. Gray). 0 Dingln 8 (L. Morris), 8 ißgmont Park 8 (F. Cook), 10 Catalini 8 (MeCormick), 13 Otter 8 (H. Johns), 10 Signor Ella 8, carried 8.2 (B. Morris), and 12 Cheddar 8 (R. Hunt). Winner trained by G. Price. Bonnetter, Jutland, Trespass and Uaohreo were withdrawn, leaving thirtupn to face the barrier. In another heavy betting race, Ermine was made a [slightly bettor favorite than Old Gold, who carried four figures. Pretty Bobby •vps aUo solidly supported. From a pood tart Ermine was first to be sighted, but Hushman quickly assumed commnnd with Egmont Park next and Ermine and Simonides lying handy. Hushman led into the straight, but was done with at the distance, and a great finish between (Ermine, Tiranga and Pretty Bobby saw the first-named pass the post with a head advantage from Tiranga, who had come very fast. Pretty Bobby was a length away third, and Hushman was fourth. Time, lmin. 29 l-ssecs.

SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Hawera, Last Night. The Egmont Racing Club's second day acceptances are:— OKAIAWA HURDLES, li miles.— Movement 12.0, Zola 11.7, Explorer 11.0, Sir Donald 9.0, Otter 9.6, Polthogue fl.O, Fair Paul 0.0, Cheddar 9.0, Applaud 9.0. WAIMATE HANDICAP, 0 furlongs.— Waimatoa 9.3, Inali B.S, Lord Kenilworth 8.4, Esthonia 7.5, Jutland 7.1, Hushman G. 12, Parorangi 6.10, Madam Ristori 6.7. FARMERS' PLATE, one mile and a distance.—Trombone 12.0, Army Service 11.7, Marshal Neil 11.0,' Diamond Nap 11.6, Athlone 10.9, Bold Boy 10.9, Applaud 10.9. ATKINSON MEMORIAL, U mUe.Kilmoon 8.11, Gazique 8.6, Client 8.9, Taiamai 8.5, Marqueteur 7.9, Starland 6.9, Perfect Day 6.9, Rose Queen 6.7, Risingham 0.7. INAHAHACK, 6 furlongs.-Nursing Sister 9.0, Parorangi 8.12, Nemaline 8.11, Halloa- 8.7. Royal Parkß.6,Kilgour, Plying I Master, Income, Egmont Park 8.3, Prince Formby 8.1, Marble Bar 8.0, Tame Fox! 7.12, Farce, Kareo, Passin' Through 7.6, Ejjjjyjrjeaji, Crystal Palace, Lady Paula, "Soma Boy, Master Curran, Kapiti, Valencia, Encircle 7.0.

NORMANBY WELTER, 8i furlongs.Simonides 10.0, Bonnetter 9.12, Pretty Bobby 9.0, Hurry Up 9.4, Old Gold 8.8, Tiranga 5.3, Hushman 8.3, Signorella, Haversack, Clavis 8.0. MAIDEN HACK SCURRY, S furlongs.— Empyrean, Vaincre, Princess Ora, Festive, Complex, Listowel, Banogue, Kellee, Tonrtere, Erin's Isle, Cashmere, Valencia, Rangiata, Hori, La Dean, Aoteroa, Quiniro, Yeoman, Stelpaul, Huiroa, Finland Maid, Big Push 8.7.

DUNEDIN RACES. ..„•.,. FIRST DAY'S RESULTS. By Telcijr.iDU.—Press Association Dunedln, Last Mulit. The Dunedln Jockey Chip's summc meottiiß opened to-day. The weatlicr was fine and tlio course tn good condition. There was a record attendance. The totallsator handled £43,l(ll), compared with £2.7,372 on tile first day last year. Jicstilts : AUTUMN STAKES, a mile and three-quar-ters.—l Barrister (T. limhvcn) 1, 4 San Sebastian 2, c Wild I'lltTim :i. Also ran: fi Bore, 2 Take Down, ,') Prince Delaware. 7 Plerltss, S (Jrafton Lot, II Brooksdale, II) Onlooker. Won by six lengths, tour lengths between second and third. Time, amlii. 19 3-5 sets. GLADBIIOOK HANDICAP, a mile and a rjiiarter.—2 Belgian King (It. S. liat'ley) 1, 3 i'rirattru 2, I Olentaimer 3. Also ran: 4 .Mandrake, 7 Calaurla, !l Nautical, 10 Marching On'er, li Thlstlecrown, "> Miss Camouflage, » Sartomart, 11 Achllleus, 12 Ulna. Won by a bold head, tour lengths between second and third. Time, 2min. li l!-r> sees. PUBLICANS' HANDICAP, six furlongs -1 Simiirt (.1. Andrews) 1. 2 Mustard Pot 2. 4 Some liliJ :;. Also ran: :> Mlclnela. P. itadlal. S KUbrogan. 10 Kllboyne. « Dokelalno, 1 Murlhlkii coupled with Sunart. 9 Kedshlre, 7 BY.in.ien Kli»'. 11 Link Up, 12 :rr»mhsim

Rose, 12 Glensponso. Won by a short length, three lengths between second and third. Time, lraln. 15 4-5 sees.

APPRENTICES' PLATE, six furlongs.—B Lady Links (S. McDonald) 1, 4 Rus-iett 2, 9 Balefleld S. Also ran: 0 Apt, 7 Ronlform, 5 Herbert, 3 Anion, 1 Saxby, JO Freestone, 2 Steephoim. -Won by four lengths, a neck between second and third. Time, lmin. 17 1-5 sees.

DUXEDIN CUP, one mile and a half.—l Amythas (,I. Campbell) 1, 4 Xighfraider 2. ;S Eleus 3. Also ran: 5 Rnrku's Drift, 7 Itoval Star, C War Love, 2 Rose Wreath, S Claverliouse. The favorite was always In a handy position. At the home turn the favorite came away and won by four lengths, a length between second and third. Time, 2mln. 32 2-3 sees. This was a record for the race.

CHAMPAGNE STAKES, six furlongs.—l Winter Wind (F. C. Porter) 1, 2 Listening Post 2, 5 Windermere 3. Also ran: 4 Ruena, 3 .Mantua. Won by four lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, lraln. 15 3-5 sees.

BERWICK HANDICAP, seven furlongs.—4 Braid (T. Humphries) 1, 7 Etta 2, 6 Twlnklo 3. Also ran: 3 All British, 5 Admiral Talbot, 8 Sleepy Head, 9 War Form, 12 Revolution, 14 Zephiand, 10 Russet, 1 Checkmate, 2 Bright. Spot, 15 Darian, 11 The Boss, 13 Caleburn. Won by half a length, three lengths between second and third. Time, lmin. 30 1-5 sees. STEWARDS' WELTER, one mile.—l- Silver Peak (R. S. Bagley) 1, 9 Don Faclflco 2, 5 Kllkee 3. Also ran: 7 Burrangong, i Bombproof, 8 Daniel, 0 Bellshlre, 10 Sedd-el-Bahr, 12 John Barleycorn, 11 Robert Bell, 13 Thaddeus, 3 Mazama, 3 Starlike, 14 Botanist. Won by half a length, three parts of a lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 42 1-5 sees.

Second day's weights. m „ , „ Aunedin, Last Night. The following weights have been declared for the second day's races:— OWHIRO HALE HANDICAP, one and a half miles.—San Sebastian 12,1, Bore 11.8, Barrister IU, Wild Pilgrim 10.11, Take Down 9.13, Prince Delaware 9.12, Tuticorn 9.11, Peerless 9.5, Trickery 9.4, llraftou Tot, Turohana, Brcoksdale 93, Glenwood, Red Tal, Whipcord, Valencia, Wilden Loch, Ambassadress, Onlooker 9.0. WARRINGTON HANDICAP, seven furlongs Belgian King 10.1, All British 9.9, Mandrake 9.5, Red Tape 0.4, Chaeronla, Eight Bolls, Calaura 8.13, Marching Order, Thistle Crown 8.8, Prlmum 8.7, Muzzle- B.C, Foo Chow 85, Resolution, Lady Superior, Miss Camouflage 8.0, High Heels, Etta, Twinkle, Checkmate, Bright Spot 8.2, Glentanner, Castellan 713, Sartomart 8.9, Green Son, Dorian, Achillcus, Wild Night, Apt, Larlsha, Ronlform, Caleburn, Mystified, Lady Pellos 7.7. n FLYING HANDICAP, six furlongs.-Mlchaela n'J I '„r^ rowsml,h 98 ' Radl!l1 9 -«. KUbrogan 9.1, Kllboyne 8.11, Suttart, Rokelaine 8.8, Bon Spec 8,4, Mustard Pot 8.3, Rose Wreath 8 1 Mortham 7.12, Silver Peak, Flight Commander' i.9. Some Kid 7.8, Bombproof, Benefit 7 7 Murlhlku 7.6, Redshire, Torprli 7.5, Swann'ee ? v fl Bell, Pyjama 7.2, Tremena, Algidus, Glonsponse, Spectral, Link Up, Trentham Rose, Sleepy Head, North Sea 7.0. HOPEFUL HANDICAP (for two-year-olds), five furlongs—Winter Wind 10.6, Listening Post 9.0, Windermere 7.9, Mantua, Dal Segno 7.8, Last Word 7.6, Buena 7.5, Sunshower 7 0

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, one and ii quarter miles.—Mascot, Kilrush 9.2 Rorke's Drift 8.11, Bleus 8.10, Boyal Star 8.o! Mghtralder 7.13, Tin Soldier 7.12, Burrangong 7.11 Belgian King 7.10, Warlove, Rose S,F e ; h „ J!) ' Roso Plnlt J - 3 « Sedd-el-Bahr, Flight Commander J.2, denshire, Mandrake Claveihouse, Calauria, Nautical 7.0. ,W l Z OLA HANDI CAP, sir furlongs.-Sunart 10.13, Braid 10.5, All British 9.13, Algldus 9 9 Warform 8.4, Bight Bells, Chneronla. 8.3, Ardraoro 9.2, Sle'opy Head 8.13, Adellna 8.12, Poo Chow, Lady Links 8.11, Muzzle S.lO, Pat, North Sea, Revolution 8.8, Etta, Furling, Twinkle, Checkmate B.C, Russett. Sartoraart Castellan 8.3, Cnttach 8.2, Snxby, Green Son Wild Night, Queen Ruth, Herbert Steepholm' Grim Joke, Adjustment, The Boss, Bontave, Gruzark, Prnceucler, Anton, Freestone, Cape Brett, P.itlat, Frenchman, Dlna Bold, Ited Jacket, Blnzeaway, Ai>t, Ronlform, Prottv Well, Lady Pallas, Callburn 8.0.

ABBOTSFOIID WELTER HANDICAP, seven furlongs.--Gamecock ii.U, Tin Soldier 9.9. Burrangong 9.8, Silver Peak 9.0, Bombproof 9 5 Kllkee 9.3, Samiel, Golden King 9.0, Don Paclfico 8.13, Bellshlre, Borodino, Benefit 8 u Sedd-el-Bahr 8.10, Claverhouse 8.8, Pnlamon 8.2, Warform, Some Kid 7.13, Robert Bell John Barleycorn 7.12, Recorder 7.11, Tremena' Starlike, Calauria 7.10, Thaddeus 7.9. Mazama' Link Up, Glensponse, Thistle Crown, Spectral' Take Down, Marching Order, Nautical, Zephland, rax, Hardshot, Brightspot, High Heels Botanist, Mystified 7.7. ' HAZLETT MEMORIAL PLATE, one mils Radial 10.1, Mlchacla 9.12, Gamecock, kllbrogan 9.8, Amythns, Rose Pink 9.5, Tin Soldier 9.4, Rose Wreath 9.2, Kilboyjie. Arrovvsraitii, Sunart. Rorke's Drift, Eleua 9.1, Starlike 0.0, Swanneo Klver 8.12. Prlmum 8 8 Nlghtraldcr, Miss Camouflage 8.5. JOCKEYS' LICENSES SUSPENDED. .. Chrlstchurd), Last Night. At a meeting of the Stewards' Committee of the Canterbury Jockey Club yesterday the jockeys licenses of fieorgo Young and Harold loung were suspended.