SPORTING

Taranaki Daily News, 13 February 1920, Page 7

SPORTING

ECMO'NT SUMMER MEETING. THE CONCLUDING DAY. . • RECORD TOTALISATOR INVEST- ' ' " ' MENTS. . TAIAMAI WJXS THE BIG RACE. jtaeing Club's summer wteh was concluded yesterday, successful in the history of ' Favored by fine weather, there was a very large attendance, the gate takings showing an increase over those of the second day last year. Speculation w,is -again very brisk, all Taranaki iotali«£ftor records being easily beaten.

Racing was again decidedly interesting. The fields were large and the finishes close and exciting. The open six furlong race was won comfortably by the Auckland horse, ' Flying Handicap the previous day. "Tterreversri- oHorm was not popular the, public, and a portion of the crowd gave vent to their feelings, "by hooting as the horse returned to the bird-cage. Mr. P. \V. Scally, owner 'of lodged a protest regarding the inconsistent running of Lord Kenilworth, but the stewards, after full inquiries, considered the evidence was not sufficient to warrant their taking action. Taiamai won the Atkinson Memorial Handicap, of one mile and a quarter, in convincing fashion, her time, '2.7, being easily a record for the race. The previous best was Bertrada's 2.8J in 1915. The withdrawal of Surveyor and Silv.or. Link from the Hawera Stakes robbed the race of a considerable amount of interest. Hymestra scored from a field ;of: seven.

The totalisator staff had a very busy time. The sum of £47,36 ft was passed through the machine, as compared with £32,520 for the- second day last year, an increase of £14,543. This established a record for Taranaki for a day's investments. Tlie sum of £7626, which was invested on the last race, establishes a record for any one race in Taraniiki. During the two days, £89,346 was invested, as compared with £65,514 10s for the two days last February—an increase of £22,831 10s. The public yesterday proved fairly good judges, four favorites, three second favorites, and one third favorite passing the post first. As on the first day, everything passed oil smoothly. Mr. C. O'Connor got his fields away splendidly, and Mr. ,T. Cameron gave goneral satisfaction with his decisions. The last race was about threequarters of an hour late in starting. In addition to the enquiry into the Lord Kenilworth incident, a meeting of the stewards was held, at which Mr. 1). .J. Goodwin was fined £!> for not notifying the secretary that Bgmont Park and Empyrean were to be bracketed in the Inaha Hack Handicap. •The Hawera Citizens' Band, under Conductor E. H. Gould, again rendered an enjoyable programme of music. The results of the races are as follow:

OKAIAWA HURDLES, of 200 sovs , second 30 / soys., and third 10 sovs. from the stakes. One mile and a half. I—Mr. P. Johnson's blk.m. Movement, aged, by Advance—Officer more, 12 0 (,T. Kaan) 1 3—Mr. W. R. Kemball's lib. Explorer, 5 years, by Kenllworth —Tllga, 11.0 (A. McDonald) 2 2—Mr. W. Baynor's lir.g. 7.ol?, aged, by Sweet Simon —Zalda, 11.7 (E. Cope- . slake) 3 Also started: 7 Otter 9.6 (H. Johns), 6 Polthogue 9.0 (McDonell), 4 Fair Paul 9, carried 9 5 (A. Ward), 5 Cheddar 9, carried 9.2% (Howden). Winner trained by owner.

Sir Donald and Applaud declined their engagements, leaving seven starters. Of these Movement was made a better favorite than Zola, both carrying over four figuies. Explorer and Fair Paul also had numerous followers. Otter and Fair Paul were first out and' led the way over the early stages, followed by Movement, who took command after half a mllo and passed the stand the first time Just; In front of Explorer, with Fair Paul lying third and Zola, fourth. Entering the back stretch Explorer was racing Just In front of the favorite, who again assumed command at the back, and jumping splendidly, was never headed, winning by a good length from Explorer. Zola, who put in a good run in the straight, was lliroe-quortcrs of a length fur-ther.-back. Fair Paul was fourth and Otter last.'.! '.Time, 2min. 4fsec. ■ '

WAIMATE HANDICAP, of . 300 sovs., second 40. 50v5., and third 15 sovs. from !ho stakes. Six furlongs. 3*—Hon. E. W. Alison's ch.li.. Lord Kenilworth, 5 yeats, by Kenllworth —Yandangarang, 8 4 (R. Reed) 1 3—Mr. P. W. Scally's brg. Estlionla. :! years, by Elyslnn—Meranla, 7.5 (Mccormick) 2 I—Mr. M Williams' b.g. Walmatoa. aged, by Bozonian—Punenal, 9.3 (A. McDonald) 3 Also started: 2 liilli 8.8 (L. Morris), 4 Jutland 7.1, carried 7.5 (M. McCarten), 7 Hushman C.12 (F. Cook), 5 Parorangi 6 10 (R. Morris). Winner trained by H. F. James. Madam Blstorl was Hie only withdrawal, and of the seven to face the barrier the public Went strongly for Walmatoa, who carried nearly £2OOO. Inah was next with £llOO, and Lord Kenllworth had £SO less. Walmatoa refused to come up : to the barrier and when the field was finally despatched was slowest away. Inah hit the front first, with Hushman and Ksthonla as her nearest attendants. Inah and Bushman carried the field to the bend, where they were done with, and when the held straightened for home Esthonla was in front, followed by the favorite. A great race home ensued and Esthonla. was being proclaimed the winner, when Lord Kenllworth came with a rattle at the distance, and won comfortably by a good length, with Walmatoa two lengths away, third. Time, lmln. 14% sec. FARMERS' PLATE HANDICAP, of 120 sovs, second 20 sovs., and third 5 sovs. from the stakes. One mile and a distance. I—Mr.1 —Mr. F. G. Wlllcock's b.g. Army Service, aged, by Signor—Helen Portland, 11.7 (Mr. Clout) 1 2—Mr. F. Watson's Diamond Nap, aged, by Glenapp—Raumai, 11.6 (Mr. A Judd) ■ 2 6—Mr. M. C6nzies' bg. Applaud, P- years, by Foremost—Applause, 10.7 (Mr. N. Short) 3 Also started: 3 Trombone 12, (Mr. Mitchell), 4 Marshal Neil 11, (Mr. J. Wade), 5 Athlnne 10.9 (Mr. Anstls), and 7 Bold Boy 10.'J (Mr. P. Shields V- . trained by W. Pine. Vocopoto was withdrawn, leaving a field of seven. Army Service, on the strength of his first day win. was sent out. favorite, but there was plenty of money for Diamond X.ip. Trombone, Marshal Xeil, anil Athlone. 'Diamond Nap was first out and led past the stnml from Trombone. P.old Boy anil Athlone. wltli the favorlte'Well hack., Along the hack Athlone moved lutiv second place, whilst Army Service Mso, improved bis position. Diamond Nap still held cti'nmand till tile -,1.11 m for home w::s reached, where the favorite'joined issue., and in the run home gained the verdict by a length and a half. v,i'li Applaud a sim.lnr disfcinco away, third. Marshal N'eil wa? scera! lengths away, fourth. Time, sa '!-"> sec AtterNSOX' MEMORIAL STAKES, of son sovs.. second 75 sovs, and third sovs. from the stakes'. One mile and a nuarter. I—Hon. E IV. Allison's ch.m. T.iiamni 4 years, by The Nut—Lady Molly, V", •_M. MeCaxten) . 1

4*-Mr. J. Casserley's b.g. Perfect Day, 5 years, by Guianforte—County Picnic, G.D, carried 610 (UlcCormlck) 2 2—Mr. G. L. Stead's b,h. Kilmoon, 4 years, by Kllbroney—St. Sophia, 8.11 (R. Reed) 3 Also started: S Client 8.9 (C. Price), 3 Marqueteur 7.9, carried 7,10 (L. Morris), 6 Risingham 6.7 (R. Morris). Winner trained by H. F. James. Starland, Gazinue and Rose Quetn did not ffo to the post, leaving a field of six. In a heavy betting race Talnmai was iinade favorite, carrying nearly two thousand. Kilmoon also carried over £ISOO, whilst Marqueteur and Perfect Day also carried over four figures. Taiamai gave trouble at the barrier, but when the field finally got well away, Taiamai was first to show out, followed by Perfect Day and Rfslnghnm. After a few chains Perfect Day went to the front, and led past the stand from Taiamai. Rlsinphnm, Mnrquetcur, Kilmoon and Client in that order, At the back Marqueteur moved up Into third position, whilst Clieni also moved up. Perfect Day held command to the straight, with Taiamai and Marquetrur cloae up and Kilmoon fourth. Taiamai then put in her run and a fine race to the post saw the favorite get home by a length from Perfect Day. with Kilmoon two lengths further back, third. Marqueteur was fourth, Client, fifth and Rlslnpham last. The time, 2min. "sec., was a record for the race.

MAIDEN HACK SCURRY, of 150 sovg, second 20 sovs., and third 5 sovs. from the stakes. Fire furlongs. 2—Mr. J. O'Neill's ch.g. Quinlro, 3 year 3, by Quin Abbey—TCoterono, 8.7 (O'Shea) 1 3—Mr. G. M. Ctirrie's ch.g. Llstowel, 2 years, by Absurd—Lysistrnta, B.Z (Rayner) 2 4—Mr. .1, George's br g. Horl, 4 years, by Elysian or Coronet—Rawinie, 8.7 (A. Oliver) 3 Also started! 12 Valncore 8.7 (R. Hunt), 7 Princess Ora 8.7 (O. McCarten), 15 Festive P. 7, carried 8.9 (C. Price), 14 Banngue 8.7 (Nodder). .1 Kellee 8 7 (Deeley), 16 Toa Tero R. 7 (H. Gale). 10 Erin's Isle 8.7, carried 9.2 (Howden), 1 Cashmere 8.7 (H. Gray), 0 Valencia 8.7 (Goldfinch), J3 Ranglata 5.7, carried 8.8 (J. Kaan), 17 La Dean 8.7 (Canmont), 9 Aotea Roa 8.7 (L. MoTris), 18 Yenman 8 7 (1\ Healy), 20 Stelpaul 8.7 (McCormlck), 19 Huiroa 8.7 (C. Cotter), 11 Finland Maid 8.7 (M. McCarten), 8 Big Push 8.7 (E. Kendall). Winner trained by owner. There were only two withdrawals, leaving a big fiold of twenty. Speculation was very brisk, and when the machine closed Cashmere was made a £2"O better favorite than Quinlro, both carrying four figures. Listowel and Horl also carried close on four figures, the others being little fancied. Cashmere broke through the barrier a ccuple of times before the big field was finally got well away. Listowei and Quinlro were the flrst to be sighted, but after a. furlong Hori went to the front. Valncore was. in front for a brief spell, but was displaced by Hori, who led to the bend tistowel held command entering the home stretch, but In a good run to ths post was beaten by half a length by Quinlro, with Horl a length and a half away third. Erin's Isle wan several lengths away fourth. Time, Imin. 3 1-Jjsec. v HAWERA STAKES, of 500 sovs., second 70 sovs, and third 30 sovs. from the stakes. One mile. 2—Mr. W. R. Kemball's oh h. Hymestra. i» tears, by Hymetthts—Straga, fl.l (O'Shca) j s—Mr. S. F Enstri's b.f Moutoa Ivnnova. 3 venrs, by Martinn—'Ukraine, 8.11 (C. Price) 2 6 —Mr G M Currlo's br.r.f, Rose Queen, 3 years, by King Rufus—Roscomnon, 8.2 (Pwiyncr) 3

Also started: 1 Gazlouo 9 C (A. Oliver), 4 Bonnlo Maid 9 1 (Deeley). 3 Golden Bubble R. 5 (R. Gray), 7 Enmlno 8 2 (McCarten). Winner trained by W. Hawthorne.

Whllo the withdrawal of Silver Link and Surveyor robbed tho race of considerable interest. it pave it a more open aspect, and speculation t was accordingly very brisk Razlqito was made tho ho'tcst favorl'to of the day, carrying nearly twice as much as Hvmestra, who carried over four figures, whilst Golden. Bubble and Bonnie Maid were also close up to tho thousand mark. The field was despatched in perfect line, and when they fettled down Ermine, on tho Inside, held th'ri lead from Golden Bubble. After a. couple of furlongs Hymeatrn struck the front with Ermine. Gazimto and Goldon Bubble lying next. At the bend Gazioue dropped hack, whilst Ifouron. Ivanova msdo a forward move. H,vtnesiva entered the straight in front of Ermine. Montoa Ivanova. and Gaziquo. An interesting finish saw Hymestra gain the verdict by tfirce-cuarters of a' length from Moutoa Ivanova. Rosa Queen, who came from a long way hack, was three lengths away, third Gazlnue was fourth. Ttaj, lmln. 41 3-ssee. INAHA HACK FLAT, of 200 sovs., second 30 sovs.. and third 10 sovs. from the stakes. Six furlongs. 2—Mr. D. .T. Goodwin's br.li. Egmont, Park, 4 years, by Sylvia Park—Totlie 8 3 (L. Morris 1 j 4 ~m r - n ,' E ; Lnl 'rent'a b'lkg." Passin' Tliroueh. by Gulanforte—lseult. 7 0 carried 7 in (R Jieed) 2 10—-Mr. .T. Cocks' bg. Prince Formby" B '! y POT mby—Lady TJhlan, 8,1 (Goldfinch) *

Also started: 12 Nemrllno S.ll (R. Morris). 9 Hallow 8.7 (H. Gray), 18 Royal Park 80 (Rutherford). 8 Kilgonr S3 (McDonald), Y (Dei:,£,v) ' 3 Income S3 Bi,T s (McCormlck). G Tamo ( - T^ C!lrtpn) ■ 7 ™ (Ravnor), rLM° ren ° 'P""™ I '. 2 Empyrean '7 (F. Cook), coupled with winner, 13 Crystal Palace Jrw/fScV*- » Lady Paula. 7 (George), 16 Some Boy 7 (J. Bam). 15 MasiJ"?. 7 ."!- V orp|s '" 10 Kl ""» ' < Antl «- sott), 18 Encircle 7 (Johnson). Winner trained -by owner.

nuTihl? (Til 0 e On J' T ,tlreo dcfec "ons, leaving i r 'ff ty ' F1 >' ln(r St!lster was Egmnntp p rk ' Incomo ' Passin Through. Marble Bar, Tame Fox and farce also well supported In that ordor. Ano her good start saw the favorite quickest out. Thmiwh v , ,he „ strnl lfit, with Passin' JmHnn! cc , Porm, '>' "S his nearest atri,.i« H' (n , Ul « flf>ld headed for S»•, 5 R 3 ! tn!lter *«« in front, but I'lih h m, r '™ n stretch ,K> ,vO3 (in n |s ■ Illi and Passin Through and Prince Formby raced for home neefc and neck. At the dlstance Egmont Park shot through on the outhtiJ !'i a great flnlsli, the three placed horses passed the post locked together The Si«''SS nt '1 EKmont Par,: h v " head from Passin Through, with Prince Formby a simitiL ,T e thlnl Hallow was fourth. Time, lmin. lCsec.

XOE H AN ' ,Y WALTER, of 2."9 sovs., second 30 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the stakes. Eight .and a half furlongs. I—Mr. 0 t.' Stead's ch m. Bonnettor, 4 years, by Bonlform—Braylon fl 12 (R Reed) j 7-llessrs Clout Bros b.g.' Hushman,' ajred, by Husbandman—Generosity, 8.3 (Noddpr) , o 3—Mr. J. Gorifig Johnson's Hurry "up, "by Advance— Monette, 0.4 (A. Ollvtr) .... 3 r s J? T , t i a i ? Prelty Bnl>l) >' fl (McCarten). 1 ,°, „ o (McDonald), 4 Tiranga 8.7 (Goldfinch), 9 Signor Ella 8 (L. Morris), C Haversack 8, carried 8.2 (H. Gray), 8 Clavls 8 u*. Hunt). Winner trained by R. O'Dnnnell. This proved to be tho heaviest betting race of the meeting, constituting a record for any race In Taranakl the machine handling £7li2C. Of this amount Bonnettor carried nearly onethird. Pretty Bobby and Old Gold also carried over four figures. Of the rnaislnlng six ilraiiga and Hurry Up were best supported. It was a good start. Hushman was the first to break the line, passing the stand a length in front of Old Gold, who was 011 the rails just, ahead of Hurry Up. Hushman carried the field along to tho straight and still held command at the distance. Hero tho favorite, who appeared to be blocked at the turn, came with a well judged rush and passed the post ,1 length in front, of Hushman, v.'ho was a similar distance in front of Hurry Up. Old Gold was fourth. Time, lmln. 49 4-saec.

dunedin races. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. ■ By Telegraph.—Press Association. Dunedin, Last Night. Tho following acceptances havo been declared for tho second day's races:— OWHIRO HURDLES HANDICAP, or.e and 'a half miles—San Sebastian 32 1, Wild Pilgrim 10.11, Tijke Down lU.'i. Tutic.,lll .'i.ll. Crafton .rot, Turehaiia, Brooksdalo 9Glenwood, Whipcord, Valencia,, Wilden I.ocli !l (I WARRINGTON lIAXTIirAP, seven ftirloivs Pelgian King 10.1. All British ft.fl. Mandrake 9.'. Marching Order. Thistle Crown 88. Primnm 87. Miss Camouflage S Et'a. Twinkle, Bright ,Spo: 5.2. ilarto'nan S,!i, Calel.ura Step.' brim 7.7. FLYING HANDICAP, siv furloncs —Kilbrosr.n ».l. ICllboyiu. S U. Bokelsine R 8. Mustard l'o*. 8 :i. Silver p f ak 7 11. Shim Kid 7.8. Bombproof 7.7. Muriliilm 7 r,. Rodshlre 7.: i, Sv.antiec River 7.11, Trcraena, AigiCus, Trcn'hiUi Rose 7 0 HAMniCAP (for two-venr-oid:;), five fnrli.n<:s.--List: nir/: Pos! S.i), Windermere ■ a. M..UHIII 7.8, Riien.t 7.5. nrxKD'N jor?Kv ci,n; haxd>cap. on.-.111-1 nuarter MiW.-BViw S.l«. Rovai Star Pit. XjjshrwWf" 7 IS. Biiwnconc 7 11.' King 7 10, Wjr'ore. lioAe Wreath 7 V, Calauria 7.0,

AVVIHOLA HANI>|CAP, six furlonps.—Algiilus i). 9, Warform 9.4, Eight Bells «).:!, Ardmore 9 2, Sleepy Head 8.13, Lady Links B.ll,.Pax,'Revolution 8.8, Etta, Checkmate 8.6, Russett, Sartomart 8.3, (.'attach 8.2, Saxby, Herbert, Grim .lolre. Adjustment, The Boss, Proceeder, Anton, Dinn Bold, Apt, Bonlform, Calilmrj' 'B.O. ABBOTSFORD WELTER HANDICAP, seven furlongs.—Silver Poak 0.6, Bombproof 9 !>, KDkee i).:i r Samlei, Golden King 0.0, Don Padflro 8.K5, Benefit S.u, Sedd-el-Bahr 8.10. Ciaverhouse 88, Paiamon 82, Rome Kid 7.13, Robert Bell, John Barleycorn 7.12. Tremeua, Starlike 7.10, Link Up, Glenspons; l , Spectral, Nautical, Botanist 7.7. HASSLETT ME3IORIAL PLATE, one mile.— Kilbrcgan 9.8, Amythas 0.5, Kllboyne, Sunart, itorkes Drift. Eleus 0.1, Starllke fl.n, Swannee River 8.12, Primum

WANGANUI RACES. FIUSI DAY'S WEIGHTS. Hawera, Last Night. Weights for the Wanganul autumn meeting are : STEWARDS' HAVDICAP, one) mile and 110 yards —Spanner 9.0, Maloiia S.B, Impediment 8.6, Marqueteur, Rose Wreath 8.3, Slmonldes 8 2, Rockfleld 8.1, Golden Bubble 7.13, Daytlmfl 7.10, Perfect Day 7.8, Pagdud 7.8, Esthonla, Imaribbon, Jutland, Rose Queen 7.7, Trespass 7.5, Hurry Up, Borealis 7.4, Pretty Bobby 7.3, Omahu 7.2, Ermine, Gold Problem, Zoh (.0, Demagogue 6.12, Falstaff 6.11, Active, Idle Talk, Rislngham C.9, Combustion, Dingle, Fatce, Clavis, Tiranga, Tiraua 6.7. PETRE HACK HANDICAP, six furlongs.— Snntorini 9.r f , Nursing Sister 9.0, Ermont Park, Eotl.v Dawn 8.12, Parorangl 8.11, Miss Gold fc.l), Nemo line, Damlen, Sweet Memory 8.8, Arch Lassie 8.6, Hallow 8.5, Dainty Step 8 4, Princo Formby 8.2, Kllgour, Incwne, Flying Master 8.0, Marble Bar, Passln' Through, P};iiomel(i, Hepta, Quiniro, Asterlna 7.12, Machree 7.31, Demad63 7.9, Fullcn. American Beauty 7.8, Farce 7.7, Lalah Rook 7.5, Cashmere, liinsem, Zola, Erin's Isle 7.3, Prodigal 7.2, Polemic, Hupana, Desire, Valencia, Kapitl, Rolhiwal, Princess Marion, Vialante, Mannish, Legato, Aotea* Hoa, Banogue, Student, Princess Ora 7.0.

WESTMERE HURDLES HANDICAP, two miles.—Movement 12.0, Master Moutoa 11.11, Wfchful 11.3, Zola 11.0, Arlington 10.12, Explorer 10.9, Gold Stream 10.3, Khartoum 10.0, Army Service, Paddington Green 9,9, Ratana 9.1, Sir Donald, Papanul 9.2, Toa Tere, War Stur, Applaud, Cheddar 9.0. VICTORY WELTER HANDICAP, one mile and a distance.—Golden Bubble 10.7, Starland 10.3, Falstaff 9.10, Black Hill 9.2, Self Alliance 8.10, War Baby 8.9, Parorangi, Fisher, Amberine, Utlwai B.C, Cadet 8.5, Kilgour, Chaeronia 8.1. Income, Quinlro, Tame Fox 8.0, Mlmirl 7.13, Machree 7.11, Fulica, Simon 7.10, Farce, Stutter 7.9, Some. Girl, Golden Petal 7.8, Empyrean, Crystal Palace, Rebuff, Athlone, Slgnorella, Pomeroy, Mannish, Royal Arch, Haversack, Marshal Nell, Valencia, Chummy, Polemic 7.7.'

WANGANUI CUr, one mllo and threeQuarters. —Karo 0.8, Kilmoon 8.8. Oratress, Client 8.7, Tnlamai 85, Kllrush 8.2, Mascot 8.0, Gazique, Snub 7.11}, Dusky Eve 7.10, Voio, Ptmka 7.9, Melee, Bonnctter 7.7, Athena 11. 7.4, Marqueteur 7.0, Rose Wreath 0.12, Lovematch, Moutoa Ivanova 610, Opinhu, Bagdad 6.0, Rlsinghnm, Active, Papnnui, Rose Queen, Hurry Up G. 7. JUVENILE HAXDICAP, five furlongs.— Lnnclslido 9.5, Weldone 9.4, Demand S.G, Blackmail 8 r», Raima 8.3, Canyon 7.10, Little River 7.8, Purity colt 7.G, Verbosity, Bestir 7.4, Tout Bon. Kuia, Maraekura 7.3, Rlenso 7.2, Asfctrl, All Cerise 7.0, Quip, La Paloma, Blrkio U..IH, Celmisla, Isabel, Yolande, Tlvoll, Insurrection 6.11, Mountain Chief 0,10/ Stork

WIRITOA HACK HANDICAP, (ms mite nnrt 110 yards.—'Taunaha, 9.13, Admyra 8.13, Black Hill 8.12, Self Alliance 8.6, Wr.r Baby 85, Army Service, Amberlno 8.3, Fisher 12, Cadet 8.1, Tamo Fox 7.11, Machrce, Papanul 7.8, Mira 7.7, Farce,' Simon 7.0, Transmission, Hallowvonla 7 5, gome Girl, Golden Petal 7.4, Catalinl, Zela 7.3, Rebuff 7.2, Empyrean. Crystfli Palace, Atlilone, Desire, Signorella, Pomeroy, Bold Boy, Vocapoto, Royal Arch, Encircle, Better Luck, Marshal Nell, ICIko Klko, Kekapoto 7.0. PLYING HANDICAP, six furlongs.—Arrowsmith 9.4, Silver Link 9.1, HymestrA 8.11. Walmatoa, Acre, Spanner 8.8, Lord Kenllworth 8.5, Chimera 8 3, lloyal Stag,' Inah 8.0, Statuetto 7.11, 80-Peep, Simonldes 7.9, Golden Bubble 7.8, Bon Spec, Maloha 7.7, Toffrcda 7,3, Lion3l:in 7.2. Bonny Briar 7.0, Astitiome (1.1:1. Jutland (i.lO, Murililkit 0.!), Swatraee River, Nursing Sister, ltawnkore, Sweet Memory U. 7. i