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Taranaki Daily News, 6 April 1920, Page 6

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WAIMATE PLAINS TROTTING CLUB, A RECORD MEETING. VILO WINS THE CUP. Favored with ideal weather there was a record attendance at the animal meeting of the Waimate Plains Trotting L:uo, which was held on the Hawera racecourse yesterday. Racing throughout was of an interesting and enjoyable character, the holds being generally large and finishes dose and exciting. The dip produced a fine field 3 f Uhirteen, the winner tnnung up in a South Island mare, Vilo who won somewhat comfortably The ra laD aki Futurity Stakes produced a held of three, and a Christehurch filly, •lloreitceLa Badie, proved too good for Mr. Ceejl Arden's colt Kokiritea. Both the Cup winner and the Stakes winner received ovations when presented with den t ( a r .teS, ribandbythePreS[ - parading, some of the jockeys came in or good humored badinage as they did M»7p P ? , iminaTy - This event *«« to Mat Patch, owned hy Mr. W. Du»gan tUast known Taranaki *»*«-«•„:

The totalisator staff, under Mr. W P OtMtaghan, had a busy time handling %%? ° ? 27 ' ISB > as com P are( i with £8774 year-an increase of

1 » v* , e arran e em ents for the meeting left httle room for complaint, save that the last race was half an hour late in starting. Mr. A. Morse had the course lffl ?e , C L° rder ' whilst the various officials-Messrs. J. Tompkins (starter), N. G Morris (judge) and clerk of scales (m the absence of Mr. J. G. Nicholl through ,1 health), and J. Easthury, clerk of the course-all filled their reT Z'\ £° Stß inan efficient manner. Mr C. J. Preston, the president of the club, was assiduous in his attention to all visitors, and he was ably backed up vdo comnllttfifi and stewards Mr V. B. Stratton, the club's secretary had his arrangements in splendid order Mr. A. G. Mabee, stipendiary steward" was present, but his position proved a sinecure, there being no inquiries, nor any untoward incident to mar the day's enjoyment. Mr. E. Whittle (New Plymouth) had charge of the booth, and the ea kiosk was run for the drib under the able management of Mr L O Hooker. ' '

The Hawera Citizens' Band, under Conductor E. H. Gould, rendered an enjoyable programme of music. Results:— AUROA MAIDEN HANDICAP (Harness) of i OO SOTS) seeond lg sovs third 10 sovs. from stakes. H miles 1-Mr. F. Thomson's b. g . Ramaroa, ' 4yrs, by Wildwood Junior-Win-nie Peg. Msec (H. Barraelongh) 1 f"• S ,' K i Pa^e ' s b - *• Pillage 4yrs by Havoc-Electioneer, 9scc (A. Dench) ... 10 2-Mr. W. Selwyii's'i>!'g."£c; r i' ne -yrs, by Gold Bell-Judge Byron mare, 12see (J. Lynch) Z " s

Also started: 7 Hal Joseph gsec (E. Maidmmt), s'Lincoln Jersey 9 S ee P Pitcher), 6 Baron Joubert lOsec (W C Aitken) 3 Maydorn lOsec (W. Willctts) 9 Rangiatea Enia lOsec (A. Cameron). S «W Mac 12.sec (J. Farley), M EsU (R. Mounsey). Winner trained by H. Barraclough. Ramaroa was made a hot order" and justified pubho confidence by winning comfortably. Passing the stand the nrst time Levrine and Ramaroa were together with Pillage about three lengths further back, followed by Mindful and Rangiatea Krua close up. Threequarters of a mile from home the favorite went to the front and Levrine broke losing considerable ground. Going on the favorite had no trouble in staving off a challenee from Pillaee and won by four lengths, with Levrine who beat Rangiatea Enia on the post for third place, si.v lengths further back. Time 3.49. '

JTORMANBY HANDICAP (Saddle), of 12a sovs., second 15 sovs., and third 10 sovs from the stakes. 1% miles. I—Mr. J. R. Corrigan's bm. Galindo Belle, aged, by Galindo—Wild Belle, 6sec. (A. Bryce) . 1 7-Mr. G. T. Lyneh's ch. m. Inora, aged, by Galindo—Signora, scr (J. Paul) ..........' 2

I—Mr. J. R. Corrigan's b. m. Lady ' Morland, by Lord ChancellorLady Elf, 3sec. (A. Shore) 3

Also started: 4 Hal Joseph, 3sec (W. Frost), 2 Kamaroa, 4sec (Barraclou<rh), 8 Springbok, 7sec (Douglas), 0 Baron Joubert, flseo (Aitken), 5 Mineton Bell, 9sec (W. Paul), and 3 Ranee, 9sec (Willetts).

Winner trained by J. Bryce.

The bracketed pair, Galindo Belle and Lady Morland were made a hot order carrying exactly four figures, or just twice as much as Ramaroa, who was strongly supported on the strength of his previous win. Hal Joseph struck the lead in the first quarter of a mile and led past the stand from Galindo Belle, Lady Morland, Springbok, and Minston Belle. Galindo Belle forged to the front entering the back stretch and led into the straight with Inora close up, and the pair raced for home together. At the distance Galindo Belle drew away and gained the verdict by one and a half lengths, with Lady Morland ten lengths further back just in front of Minston Belle Ranee was left. Time, 310*.

WAIMATE PLAINS CUP (Harness), of I 400 sovs., second CO sovs., and third 40 sovs. from the stakes. Two miles. 3—Mr. H. Saunders' b. m. Vilo, 4yrs., by Brent Loeanda—Violet M. '9sec (E. McDermott) '..,,.' i I—Mr. J. H. Lloyd's b. g. Master Hal', aged, by Hal Zelek—Miss Wilson (H. Jones) 2 9—Mr. J. Lyneh's b. m. Queen Pirate, 4yrs., by Normanston—Pirate mare, 6sec (J. Lynch) 3 Also started: 8 Waverlev, ser (RichWhist, 3sec (J. Bryce) and King Lear, Usee (J. Shore) (coupled), 11 Strategy, 3sec (J. Paul), 7 Prinzora, 6see (W. Willetts) 4 Hoymetta, Csec (T. Clarkson) 5 Temple, 7sec (Scully), 10 William the First. Bsec (A. 'E. Adams), 12 Tatsy Dillon, 9sec (A. Dench), 6 Jimmy Richmond, Osec (H. Barraclough). Winner trained by owner.

The whole thirteen carded faced the starter, and in a heavy betting race Master Hal was made a warm favorite carrying 200 tickets more than the bracketed pair. Of the others, Vilo ,',vm th; hiutt supported. .Vilo was

quickest to get going, and 1(?(1 the stand the first time round from Master Hal and Jimmy Richmond At tho back Tatsy Dillon momentarily ran into third position, but was again displaced by Jimmy Richmond. Thevo was very little alteration to the wi, n.ng post, Vilo maintaining the fro I position and winning by two and a Inlf lengths from Master Hal. Q ncen ri ' tp came !ast at the finish and beat Jimm v Richmond out of third money io l lengths further, back. Time, 4.39.

P ISTRIC T HANDICAP (Saddle) of 100 sovs., seC o„d *> sovs., and third 10 sovs. f rom the stakes. Amateur riders, ly, m ; 1)a I—Mr. W. Duggan's br. g ~Mat Patch, 4yrs„ by Albert Patch-Al-bert Victor mare, lfiseo (Duo-, gran) ° . 12-Mr. A. Hopson's br. g. "Gipsy Mae aged, by Berlin Mac-Gipsy-Maiden, 12sec (Hopson) 0 C-Mr. W. Skedgewell's b. '""'The Ganger, aged, by CommanderUnknown, llisec (Coates) 3

Also started: 17 J„ Ju, sor (Savage), 11 Cap.lose, 2sec (A. Cuff), 4 MerL tenons 3sec (J. Wade), 3 Dicton," 4sec C. J, Kasper), 5 Harold C.Jones) 13 Cliff, lOsec (k Bourke, B Wildwood Queen 'lOsec (H. Jones) 10 2se o (Putt), 15 Jet Black, io„ c (Walshe) i» Night Hawk, lOsec <M C - Carty 8 Kyrat, 16sec (Crawford) "0 X et lwn (T ! pler) ' 16 Wl "'ffler Boy, Trott,' 2 amS 'w 22 °t Uh > irott), 2 Huia Girl, i 6se , (Packer) 7 Peru, IGsec (Park), 23 Somne Mac, 16sec (Brunton), 18 Lvrmka, Msec (Fowler), 21 Dot Wood/ losec (Tristram). Winner trained by J. p. Butler.

There were only three withdrawals leaving the big field of 23 to face the starter. Of these Mat Patch was made favorite, and with Huia Girt and Dicton carried half the machine. Lyrinka. The Ganger and Mat Patch were first to show out, and led a strung out field in hat order for the first mile. Here Mat Patch moved up, and two furlongs from home took command and in a preat race up the home stretch, lasted JwT 811 *, 0 Win **• a neck '«> m tipsy Mac, who was three lengths in T?me. H!" GangCr - Cliff *"^"tt

rARANAKI FUTURITY STAKE,? (Harness), of 150 sovs., second 30 sovs, and third 20 sovs. For three-year-olds. U miles.

t—Mr. E. H. Thompson's br. f Florence la Bade, by Logan Pointer —Vanquish (McDermott) ( G ArdenVblfc. c - Kokiritea, »y Wildwood Junior—Sybil tH Barraelongh) ( ' 0 B ~? fr ' £~k Kas P pr ' s Wk'.'f.'Destiny, by Wildwood Junior—Youno Irvington mare (J. Shore) .".... 3 The only starters.

Winner trained by J. McDermott. Of the ten carded only three faced the barter Of those, the South Island mare Morence la Bade was made a £<W) better favorite than the StratfordownSt colt. Mr. Rasper's Destiny being Florence la Bade took the lead with vok.ntea close up. and the pair raced round m this order for a mile and a quarter - Here McDermott called on the leader, and she responded weir, soon petting a good break and winning by three engths easing up. Destiny was a furlong and a half further 'back.

HAWERA HANDICAP (Harness), of 200 sovs. second 30 sovs., and third 20 sovs. from the stakes. Z miles. 3-Mr. A H. Coe's b. g. Rio Grande, aged, by Harold Dillon-Maude Usee (Lynch) ' ,

8-Mr J. R. Corriga'n's' b. 'g.' 'wh, : s V, aged by California-Hush, scr. (<T. Brycc) 2 4—Mr. C Arden's ch. g.'Todd Boils' ap>d by Abbey Bell-Countess of Todd, 17sec (H. Barraclongh) .... 3 Also started: 1 Gold Rod, 14sec (W Paul) 0 Pehu, 20sec (Edwin), 5 Dictoni 20see (Shore).

Winner trained by R. J. Adolpli. Over-rate was the only withdrawal. Of the six starters, Gold Rod was heavily supported, carrying £4OO more than Whist, who was backed up to four ngures. Dicton was quickest to move, and led for six furlong, where Todd Bells displaced him. With half thc journey gone, Todd Bells was still in command, followed by Dicton and Rio Urande, with Whist fourth, and the favorite, who would not strike his "ail dropping back last. Along the back stretch Rio Grande ran into second Place, and a quarter of a mile from home supplanted Todd Bells, and going on won comfortably by four lengths from Whist, who came, with a rattle along the home stretch and beat Todd pells for second monov by a head Dicton was fourth. Time, 4.59.

STRATFORD HANDICAP (Harness), of 150 sovs., second 20 sovs., and third 15 sovs. from stakes. ' 1J miles. I—Mr. C. Arden's blk. e. Kokiritea, 3yrs., by Wildwood Junior—Sybil Bsec (H. Baraclough) .. ' ' l o—Mr. J. Goldie's b. m. Coal Light, 4yrs., by Coal King—Arch Light, "see (J. Lynch) " 2 6—Mr. F. V. Cittts' b. h. Temple", by Gold Bell—Miss Dulce, scr (Cittts) _' g Also started: .1 Florence la Bade, 2sec (.1. McDermott),. 6 Piletta, fisec (McKendrick), 4 Taikorea, osce (A. Dencb) 8 Rotlischfld 'Excelsior, Gsee (Maidment), 2 (Jalindo Belle, Bsee (,T. Bryce) 7 Flora Dillon, lOsec (Fisher). ' Winner trained by H, Barraclough, Kokiritea and Galindo Belle carried a lot of money, the former being slHitly better favorite. Taikorea, Coal £i"ht and Florence la Bade were in the van after half a mile. Along the back stretch, Kokiritea took command, and ran in an easy winner by six lengths from Coal Light, with Temple "two lengths further back. Florence la Bade was a good fourth. Time, 3.41, ELTHAM HANDICAP (Saddle), of 2*5 sovs., second 50 sovs., and third 20 sovs. from th,e stakes. One mile. I—Mr. F. Watts' b. g. Hoymettn by O.Y.M.—Henrietta, 3sec. (H. Frost) 1 3-Mr. W. T. Sarah's gr.' m.' Dorothy Dimple, aged, by Papanui—Lady Lelia, scr ' .? s—Mr. C. Le Campion's br. a-. Prinz- . ora, aged by Prinz—Glenora, 2sec (W. Willetts) 3 Also .started: 4 Strategy, scr (J Paul), 2 Xavier, scr (A. Brvce), and King Lear, 4sec (J. Shore) (coupled), 0 William the First, 3sec (A. E. Adams). Winner trained by T. H. Clarkson. Molly Chimes and Albert Patch were withdrawn, leaving seven to face the starter. In a heavy betting race Hoymetta was made a slightly better favorite than Mr. Corrigan's bracketed pair, efteh carrying oyer four figures. Dorothy

Dimple was also 'strongly supported. William the First was very slow to move away- Hoynietta soon struck (he front, and followed by Prinzora, Xavier and Strategy, led the way round the back. Strategy ran into second position but was soon done with. Hoymetta still held a commanding load into the straight, and won comfortably by six lengths from Dorothy Dimple, who came with a rattle over the last bit and beat I'nn/.ora for second place by a lie%d. Xavier was fourth. Time, 2.17'/4.

FEILDING RACES.

IMARIBBON WINS THE CUP. - By Telegraph.—Press Association. Fe-ilding, Last Night. For the opening day*of the Feilding faceting the weather was fine, but overcast. There was a large attendance. The going was good. 'The totalisator handled £54,401 as against £44,374 last year. Results:— KAWAKAWA HURDLES. (E. Copestake) 1, 1 All Talk 2, 12 Sail Home 3. Also ran: 6 Movement, 3 Goldstream, 8 Yankee Jack, 0 Sweet Tipperary, 10 Polthogue, 11 Hautawa, 4 Vigilo, 7 Sir Donald, a Signorella. Won by a length. Time, 3.20 1-5. Movement tipped its rider off at the last hurdle.

MAIDEN STAKES.-l Blackhead (M. McCarten) 1, 5 Achillion 2, 6 Princess Moutoa 3. Also rail: 9 Vindictive, 11 Form, 12 Banogue, 8 Lord Desmond, 16 Lonetta, 7 Crucelle, 10 Elegant, 17 Husbandry, 01 Rowihai. 14 Lady Penza, 10 Lord Formby, 2 Rangiata, ~4 Prodigal, IS Zanol, 13 Student, 15 Marital, 3 The Digger, 20 Bombala. Won easily by two lengths. Time, 1.9 1-5. FEILDING CUP. One mile and a half.—4 Imaribbon ■ (G. Carmont) 1, !"> Nobleman 2, 3 Risingliam 3. Also ran: 2 Client, 1 Red Ribbon, 7 Bonnie Maid, (5 Marqueteur, 8 Moutoa Ivanova. Moutoa Ivanova led for a mile and a quarter. Imaribbon came through fifty yards from the post and won by half a length. Risingliam was half a 'length away. Red Ribbon finished seventh. Client was fourth. Time, 2.38.

ONEPUHI HACK WELTER. 1 Simon (B. Morris) 1, 3 Fulica 2, 4 Catalini 3. Alsc ran: 5 Army Service, 7 Mimire, 8 Valencia, 2 Moutoa Camp, 6 Whetoki, 9 Whiz Bang. Won by two lengths, the third horse a length away. Time, 1.47 1-5. -

TApNUI HACK HANDICAP.-3 Miss Love (J. Barry) 1, 5 Philomela 2, 9 Kyoto 3. Also ran: 2 Parorangi, 1 Empyrean, Si Sweet* Song, 4 Utuwai, S Rienzi, 7 Belle 0' the Camp. Won by lialf a length. Time,'l.29 1-5. MANGAOXE HANDICAP.-.? Jutland (0. McCarten) 1, 1 All Over 2.2 Sweet Memory 3. Also ran: 4 Inali, 5 Egmont Park. Won by one and a half lengths, the third horse half a length a'wav. Time, 1.14 2-5.

ONfiO HACK HANDICAP.—3 Irapnka (O. McCarten) 1, I Ruddy 2, 4 Passin' Through 3. Also ran: 5 Sir Fanciful, 2 Tempo, 9 Yankee Dan, 7 Lady Paula.' 0 Idleness, 10 Miralma, 8 Minsk'. Won by a head, the third horse a length away Time, 1.54-5. ''

HALCmiBE WELTER. - l Kinsom (M\ MeCarton) 1, 3 Horealis, 22 Lingerie 3. Also ran: 6 Omniiu, R Toa Tere 4 Haversack, 5 Gold Problem, 7 Idle Tulle. Won by a nook, the third horse a length away. Time, 1.291-5. NOTES ON THE RACING. (By TclcKraplL-Speci.il to Daily News.) m,„ r, •,,' Peildlnft, Last Xlsiit. The Pcilding meeting opened i„ „ e rfect Mather■ and the • attendance was a record. Tlio hettinjr showed .1 1% increase on last. year s fljrures. The raoinK was flrst-dass. i,„; iJ'v ,"'' i o ™ s t,l(i st| Pendlary steward, hut beyond warning several riders he hod an easy day.

Hurdles, llaraetotara, Sensitive, and Lepanto were withdrawn, leaving twelve runnels. A pond betting race saw All Talk carrying nearly one-uuarter of the total In™a, T" 1 , 8 , Zo >* •■"'<! Ucudstream were also well hacked. Sweet Ttpperary was fractious at the post, and was badly left. All Talk on the rails, was the first to show out from Sail Home and Zola. All Talk led Movement, Sail Homo, and Zola along Ihr J.arV vem PaS .rlTtl, ' e St ""? A \ l Talk antl Movement were together, well clear of Vlgilo Sail Home lankeo Jack, and Zola. Four fur-AiTn-n 0 ? I !°" >e M » f eme>U relired, leaving All Talk In rent of Vlgllo and Zola. The bitter came fast and passed All Tall: before ti.ri.tne for home. Zola held hlVown to' t..0 finish, winning comfortably bv a length ?, n rB„V ".J**'- W i' h - SUil H »»8 tTO &£, tiirther away just n front of Sir Donald I Yankee .Tack, I>o!tl.ogue. and GolCean. Movement stumbled at the last fence hut the rider (J. K.ian) escaped Injury ' Vladist, Jfarlflkura, and Minsk we-o the only soratchlngs in the Maiden, twentv-one going to l!.o post. Following the mnxZ that tho bteer the fleld the bte, the coram y, punters entrusted Blackhead with oncMiird of the investments. Tho Digger Prod.pil and Ranglatn were the onlv oihors to sen? Z f S r , , fal ' s «PPort. m. Skipworth sent the field off m f llir order, hut the majority were troubled by the pace set v For,,, and Blackhead in the early stages Blackhead passed Form before reach Civ,,', straight, and won without an effort from Achlllion who finished fast: Princess■ Marion was a fair third, with The Digger, Student and Lady Penza close up. The winner is a fine, big two-year-old chestnut colt, by AH Black—fiossip. and is a fine galloperHaversack w-as the only abscnteo from the Cup. eight being saddled up. The betting was spirited, the sum of £BOr.R being reristered, of which Jiedj Rlbhon carried jiist over £2OOO RisinghMi. Client, Imnribbon .Nobleman, and Alaroueteur nearly touched our figures. From „ K „„ d stil rt Risl„ B hara and Moutoa Ivanova, were the first away and as they came into the straight Moutfla Ivanova took tho lead and showed tho w™ to Imaribbon. with Nobleman, Marquetour and Itcd Kibbon. with Client. W 2 the back Jloutca Ivanova and Imarlblion were racing abreast, with tho fleld closing up Imarilibon was just clear of Nobleman. Moutoa Iyanoya, and a bunched lot turning.into thei sra.ght, with Client coming fast on tie outside. A solentlld race home, in which every thing appeared to have a chance., resulted in Imarlblion staying on long enough to beat Nobleman by half a length ri, Ingham finished fast half a length' further back, with Client. Moutoa Ivanova, and Bonnie Maid almost in line. Tlio winner paid a good price considering that she has shown winning form at Mannwatu, Foxton Walrarapn, \e]»on, and Blenheim.

liiaingham, Molyneanx,' Sea Foam Better Luck, and Elevate had the pen put through their names in tho Onepuhi Welter Another flue betting race saw Simon finish up rather better than even -money favorite with Moutoa Camp and Ftilioa' also weli backed Fuiica led Catn.lliil passing tho stand, hut along the back Catalini, Whiz Bang and Fnliea were most prominent, Simon dosed up and at tho turn for home was disputing the lead with Catalini. Simon finished strongly and ran hi an easy winner from Pullca, with Catalini, Moutoa Camp, Mlraire. and Whiz Bang following. All sinned in the Taonui Handicap. The public went strongest for Empyrean who carried over two thousand tickets,' and Parorangi, who had ICOO against his number. Parorangi and Empyrean were the first away and Miss Love the last.. The favorites were' still in from along the back, with Belle 0' the Camp and Miss Love handy. The field closed i up at the (urn. where the favorites fell back, leaving Philomela In front. Miss Love came with a rattle over the last furlong and won nicely from Philomela, with Kyoto and Utuwai next. The winner was well handled by tho Fordell apprentice (J. Barryl. Parornngi dropped out of the Mangaone Handicap, leaving tiro runners, which were evenly backed, though All Over was the actual favorite. Sweet Memory began smartest, and with Inah, led along the back. Jutland was third just before turning for home, and was the actual leader Into the straight All Over threw out a. strong challenge In the run home, hnt Jutland hung on long enough to win by a length and a half All pvet trcatln* Sweet. Momory for second

place by half a length. Inah was fourth, and Fignumt Park last. Income, Empyrean, Qulniro, and Belle 0' the Camp were absentees front the Ongo Hack Handicap. Ruddy and Tempo carried as much money as the oilier eight runners, over £30(10 being put on the machine. After one false start, Tempo led from lrapuka and a. bunched lot, with Minsk and Idleness last, lrapuka quickly headed Tempo, and three furlong, from home lrapuka was well clear *f Pas-sin' Through, Kuddy, and Tempo. Ruddy headed I'ass'm' Through at the distance, and gradually overhauled lrapuka, hut the latter just got there by a head. Passin' Through was a length away third. Then came Minsk, who finished at a great nace, and Lady Paula and Idleness were neit. Scratching in the Haleomb,e Welter were Imaribbon, Jutland, All Talk, Detroit, Otaum Kid, and Combustion. Klnsem was pronounced tho favorite, carrying nearly 4000 ticl.eis. Klnsem got out smartest and led Gold Problem, Lingerie, and Borealis' along the hack. Borealis threw out a strong challenge at Ihe distance, but Klnsem was riot to bo denied, and won by a long neck. Lingerie was a length away third, with Gold Problem and Idle Talk next. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. Fending, Last Night, A,ceerltances fot the second day are:— KIMBOLTON HURDLES. One mile and a halffl—Zola 12>l, Omahu 11.9, All Talk 11.1, Sweet Tipperary 10.7, Sail Home 9.3, Vlgllo 9.1, Hautawa, Whetoki, Lady Penza 9.0. WALATA STAKES. Five and a half furlongs.—All Cerise, Vindictive, Manilale, Form, Marveille, Minsk, Gay Patron, Llnetta, Crucelle. Elegant, Lord Formby, Rnnglata, Prodigal, Zanol 8.0. EASTER HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter—Nobleman 8.10. Red Ribbon 8.7, l.marlbbon 8.5, Bonnie Maid 8.4, Rislnghaim 7.12. Moutoa Ivanova 7.8, Haversack 0.9. OROCA nACK. One mile and 54 yards Simon 8.10, Fulic.i > 8.5, Army Service 8.2, Moutoa Camp 7.8, Sweet Song 7.2, Achllllon 7.0. DENBIGH HANDICAP. Six furlongs Jutland 8.12, All Over 8.3, Klnsem 7.12, Santorlnl 7.9, Egmont Park 7.5, Sweet Memory -RBVVA HACK. Six furlongs.—Ruddy 10.5, Sir Fanciful 9.2, Tempo 812, Parorangi 8.9, rassin' Through 8.4, Yankee Dan 8.0, Mias Love 7.12, Empyrean 7.10, Idleness, Qulniro 7.?. Lady Paula 7.5, Princess Marion 6.13, Belle o' the Camp 6.9, Bomhala, Rohlwai 6.". AYVAHTJRI HACK WELTER. Seven furlongs—Philomela 9.0, Mimira 8.12, Valencia Quiniro 8.9. Utuwal 8.7, Molyneaux''B.s, Catallnl 8.4, Rlenzl 8.3, Miralma 8.2, Student, The Digger, Whiz Bang, Banogue, Gay Patron 7.7. MAKIN'O WELTER. Seven furlongs.—Lingerie 10 5, All Over 9.12, Rlsingham 9.11, Fullca 8.5, Idle Talk 7,13, Combustion J. 7. j

.AUCKLAND RACES. MJSS GOLD WINS ST. LEGER. STEEPLES GO TO NO SURRENDER By Telecrapn.—Press Association. Auckland, Last Nisht. . For tlio concluding day of the Auckland autumn meeting there was fine weather. The going was good and there was a large croud. The totalifiator handled £104,875 10s, against £78,823 10a for the corresponding day last year. The total for the two davs was £195,855 10s, against £146,520 Ms last year. Results:— STEWARDS' HANDICAP, 1 mile-2 Esthonia (O'Shea) 1, S Tanmroa 2, 7 Trespass 3. Also ran: 4 Lord Kenilworth, 1 Maioha, 3 Tinopai, 6 Matatane, 9 Te Oro 10 Tabasco, 5 War Tank. Won by half d head, Maioha was fourth. Time Imin. 4#see. ' MANGERE HANDICAP, 6 - Tiiiokaha (Sorcnson) 1, 17 No Bother e, 10 Loved One 3. Also ran: 4 Oak Abbey, 2 Explode, 5 binkop, 0 Salvaless, 7 Kinsome Arch 3 North Lobmn, 18 Penona, 13 Suvacre, ~10 Stammer, 21 The Packmat, 18 Vauxhall, 11 Prince Rufu.i, la ila Copper 12 Brodrick, 8 Tom Moore, 22 Homeric 9 Lord Bruce, 20 Walton. 15 Utu, 14 Actnce Won by U. lengths, two and a half lengths between second and third. Time, lmin. 15sec. VICTORIA HANDICAP, 5 furlong5 1 Miss Muriel (E. Manson) 1, 11 Landelide 2, 2 Illumination (bracketed with Landslide) 3. Also ran; 3 Celmesia, 4 Lovelight 0 Boumsspn. z Pure Laziness, 7 Bright Light, "Wo,, by a length, two lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 0 3-ssec> ST. LEGEP., ~i% miles.-S Miss Gold 1? , }• 1 Rosc Q u «n 2, 2 Rebuff (bracketed with winner) 3. Also ran: Tinohoro. Won by a length, six lengths between second and third. Timr, 3min. ssec. ST,GEORGE'S HANDICAP, 1J miles. -2 Uncle Ned (Hewitt) 1, 3 Mangamanoe 2, 5 Taiamai 3.

Akopn: ) Vagabond, 0 GafAquo 4 BonnetUr. 8 Punka, S Cvnic. .ft Blue Orow. . Won by half a length, threen'Wrtcnirf a length between second and third. Time, 2min. 34 3-sscc.

STAPLES, about 3 milM—No Kur render fKeepa,) 1, 8 Jacaranda 2, 3 Battletide 3.

Also ran: -Tenacious, ij, Tirau, G FireAway., Tirau lost its'rider. TenacifT S v. a r. d Brvttleti,)e fe " on the top of the hill. Tlie laftey was remounted and got third place. Won bv one hundred yards, two and « half lengths between second and third. Time, Cmin. 14sec. HDTA lIANDICAP, G furlongs.-."! Crowhurst (E. Manson) 1, 2 Queen Abbey 2, I Hymestra 3.

Also ran: 5 Roekfield, 4 Ttuatara, C No J lisrako, 7 Clohmel. S Lndv Glen \\ on by three-quarters of a length half a length between second and third. lime, linirt. 14see.

WELTER HANDICAP, 1 mile.-l ? e " e £i ,' Van * (o ' Shea > !> 3 Archie •s, 8 Bitholia 3.

Also ran: 5 Mill o> Gowrie, 2 Woody Wen, 4 Comedy Prince, 0 Faree, 7 Glen Canny, n Hessian. Time, Imin 40see

NOTES ON THE RACING.

(By Wire.—Special to Daily News.)

, Auckland, Last Night. There -was Rood weather and yood racing for Easter Monday at Kllerslic. After being unlucky in the Easter Handicap, Maioha, with Deeley in the saddle, was favorite in the Stewards' Handicap, with Esthonia well supported The latter was up third early behind Matatane and War Tank, and when the straight came in sight Esthonia had command. Trespass and Tamaroa entered into a ding-dong finish with half heads between the trio, the order being Esthonia, Tamaroa and Trespass. Maioha, who was fourth, was unlucky in the early part, but finished on well] The public pounced on Tinokaha as the best of good things for the Mangere Handicap, which was composed of a moderate lot of hacks. Robinson had the favorite to the front from an outside position early, and thereafter she wort throughout, eventually winning by a length and a half from an outsider in No Bother, with Loved One third, and Explode fourth.

The Victoria Handicap saw Mr. AHboji's pair, Landslide and Illumination favorites over the Tafanaki horse Pure Laziness, but the latter could not go the pace set. Illumination and Landslide made the running till well in the straight, when Miss Muriel, who ran a fair race in the Champagne Stakes on Saturday, came fast and defeated laudelide by a length, with Illumination third. The winner is by Lucullus, Whose progeny show speed. Miss ("Jold evidently improved with her race of Saturday, for she ran past ( Tinohoro early in the St. Leger, and then never looked like suffering defeat Rose Queen, who wits favorite and finished second, may have been closer if handled differently. Rebuff had no difficulty in defeating Tinolioro for third monev.

The St Oe.c.rge's Handicap went to that great little horse, Uncle Ned, who '.lMb second favorite to Vagabond. The letter was taken to the front eavlv, which lactic? did not suit him. Ho.vei'er, he should he kept in mind. P.jpnehtcr got fo the front when thev .settled, down, 'but, in the straight was beaten. Here Taiamai, Uncle Ned, r.nd Mangauiahoe entred into a great finish, Uaelc Ned Pi t.;vh v , the honors fv,-,:n Mangamahoe, who finished fast, wMi Taiamai Hose up.' Cynic was another showing some speed in fourth place. Punka was in the picture in -he straight, and, as a result of Hewitt coming in too close on her with Vr. >le Ned, he received a caution. The failure of Um-le Neil to .secure a place in the Easter is attributed to the feet that he got the bit over his tongue in the race. (iaziquc failed to stay on as well as expected. The Steeplechase proved a. good thing. for No Surrender after Battletide, '\'iran, and Tenacious met with falls. Battletide was remounted and (rained third money' behind No Surrender and Jacaranda. The winner is one of Mr. Williamson's'team, and looks like proving a useful fircat Northern candidate-. He is by Salvadan and knows the Ellcrslie country well. Tiattlctide was going on well at the time of his fall on the hill the last trip..

Hymestra and Ruatnra must have felt some effects of their Easter Handicap exertions, for both failed to gain a dividend, though Hymeatvn mads a bold Vnd

in third place behind Crowhurst and Queen Abbey, who were the leading pair once they settled down. Crowhurst is on the improve. Rockfield was fourth anil Rmitara fifth. The fair showing of General Advance in the Easter Handicap was responsible for ()\Shea's mount being made a good favorite for the Auckland Welter. He duly won, but only by a narrow margin from Archie, who is on the improve, and who got to the front from Farce early, and made the pace willing in front until General Advance came along in the straight and took the big end of the stake. Bitholia, who finished third, should be remembered as one regaining form, while Woody Glen, the fourth, was only beginning to gallop when too late. He is a moody customer. CHRISTCHURCH RACES. ARROWSMITH WINS GREAT EASTER. L\ RECORD TIME. Chrlstcmn-oli. Last Night. The Canterbury Jockey Club's Easter meting opened in glorious weather. There was a record attendance. The totalisator handled £87,159, against £47,535 on the first day last jcar. Results-. KILDARE HURDLES—I Kohu (Thompson) 1, 2 Hylans 2, B Bombproof 3. Also ran: 3 KUboyue, 4 Prince Delaware. Won by two lengths. Tinle, 3.491-5. Prince Delaware lost his rider at the last fence. CHAMPAGNE STAKES.—3 Right and Left (R. Reed) 1, 2 Delight 2, 1 Winter Wind 3. Also rnn: 4 Ohrysostora, 0 Askari, 5 Fabrinade. Won by a length. Time, 1.12. AUTUMN PLATE—I Taunnha (Gray) 1 7 Kilgour 2, n Starland 3 Also ran : 9 Admiral Talbot, 2 Nlghtraider, 6 Flight Commander. 4 Some Kid, 7 Clean' Sweep, 8 link Up, 10 Starlike, 11 Justified. Won by a length. Time, 1,49 1-5. GREAT BARTER HANDICAP.—2 Arrnwsmith (H. Gray) 1, S Brnckenfleld 2, 3 Chimera 3. Also ran: 5 Michaola, 10 Flerv Cross, 1 Onslaught, 4 Radial, 7 Early Dawn, 9 Sunart, (! Golden Bubble, 11 Mustard Pol, 12 Gamocock, 13 Sleepy Head. Won by a nose. Time, 1.251-5.

nusSLET PLATE.—3 Little River (F Corlett) 1, G Trlbulet 2, 5 Bebehead 3. Also ran: 1 Reproachful and Jazz (coupled), 4 Border Night, 10 Fabroult, 12 Eelltop, 2 Fortune Teller, 7 Sunbath and Pussyfoot (coupled), 8 Wantgan, 9 Orange Mart, 11 Strelitzla. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.11-5. SOCKBUKV HANDICAP.—I Sasanof (Ft Gray) 1, 4 Bondage 2, 2 Royal Star 3. Also ran: 3 Glentanner. Won by a lone neck. Time, 2.8 4-3.

CIMCRACK STAKES. - 1 Cashmere (H Gray) 1, 5 Adopted 2, 3 Satisfaction 3. AWo ran: 7 Algidus, o Orange Bitters, S Irish Elegance, 14 Henrlette, 2 Steeplmlm, 4 Klleato, 9 Gossard, 13 Nautiboy, 15 Dutch Courage, 10 Callbum, 17 Plastic, IB Judaea, n will OaMand, 12 Hands Off, IS Dorcas. Won bv a neck. Time, 1.12 3-5.

COTJRTENAY WF.LTER.-5 All Ready (P. E. .Tones) i, 3 Melee 2, 1 Old Gold 3.' Also ran: 2 Hetaua, 0 Mandrake, 7 Tyne, 4 Sedd-et Baby, (i Recorder, S Sisyphus. Won l>v a head. Time, 1.40.

Arrow-smith's time in the Great Easter constitutes an Australasian record. Fabroult. a runner In the Russely Plato broke a front lee when Hearing (he distance post, and was subsequently destroyed. The judicial committee cautioned 33. Ludlow who had the mount on Clean Sweep In tho Autumn Plate, for Interfering with Starlike

NOTES ON THE RACING. (By Telegraph— Special to Dallv News) „. Christchurch, Last Night. inc course was fast and the racing was full or Interest, the big handicap especially providing a stirring contest, and resulting In the imported horso Arrowsmith putting up a New Zealand record for seven furlongs icull """t"?'""! nf , Gn r LltrUt left, live In the Wldaye Hurdles, and the Hawke's Bav rcpr«. srjitatlre \ohn was sent out at. a ridiculously short price Kolhoyne, whr was making his first, appearance in a jumping n'cp i e d for a mile and a half. IJe made a hart jump nt the first hurdle, but did much better after m r-„ Eoral T'!'onf, another beginner, was with Iwlboyire In front most of the time iVnL '" x , 1 ,5 <, p1 " ( ; 0 ' u " f " tlle >' (,I ™ed for home At (he last hurdle, however, the favorite shot to the front, and in the run home easily stalled off Hylans. who ran a very honest rare under his big wight and H.fto th»n anything \, the'fleM hm die Klhoyno and Bombproof, both of whom hayo shown good form on the flat, look like making a success as hurdlers' There were six starters for the'valuable Post being the scratching.?. Winter Wind Sir George Clifford's successful colt vis backed down to a Desert Gold price ' From a good start Fabrluade, Right a id Loft, and the favorite went to the front. Pe'Vinade dropped back after going half a. mile "and Whiter f Vlnir" 8 , TOU " S *** his » !'«* "" and T.rr , J l " > , wns Just in fr<ll,t oV R'ni't am Lert. The latter drew away and beat Del.-glit. who came fast from the bac - hj, nc B Chrvl" i r W ; ind - '™« M .way.'be"!" I'm Chrysostom by a head, The favorite'* performance was disappointing, but th™ time was exceptionally fast. The winner who * trained at Yaldlmrst, has been placed on several occasions this season, and won a inn tSfelTort ""• bUt thlS W " S "y «"•»>"»

The Autumn Plate, contested by n field of eleven.at ,ot weights, produced a jjond con- ;'* „■ , fter so,lle delnv at the start FhS Pom" °'. U Some ™. Link ir" Fllßht romn andor, and Clean Sweep. Starve dirt not last lons, but the others he d theirplaces, the Hold belnsr In two dlsHnct VIPhS?M Unt " v thes " tn ™ A ?OT hnnS Then w 3 stlM J',™ 0 Kood SGCCnfI '««*«'. the f™t i t " K ,V!1 - V ' ,! " >lt - At the distance Tun h „nr, ,T C be,n|; rid(ie " llar ". when Jsiunaliii and hihwur put In a claim The S . B ."" ,ed . ? '" Wln ™»">rtnWv by a uean Sweep close un. The winner who *;U? y *, etter than.oreii .none ■%, dee eM?, , E!lSter Hnll <' l '''>n. the star event w' .' y ' " ns a <'-"imph for the imported horse Arrowsmith, who was flvlne over the' fI.M ZuT I"",** W <° *«t BrarteS 6 10K1. Radial, who drew the inside runnlmr " y Cim ™ «"™BwrtoX"d; t^ce^ St «h n l ', Su '""-, and Ear!v Dawn - 0"s.atiEht. who was a hot favorite wan never near he front, his effort be tag verydl" ™rTte nE ;„ rt E? * lnB «J *«» * sood Vod Oolder, ■ R ;?n„ Chlm , ern ' Hildlal < Mlchaela. and tfK J en<,h rarrle(l over »■ thousand Winn ne „ ' ™"T eilvc H - 0 ™? 1"» wimilnc ride. as. ho was also on Taitnahn and TaT <™ ? br 'i'' re ted pair, Reproachful To llr fn,T t 'l', with Fortune !.„»"' . T ' ltt,e River we » funded, the only other to receive support helm- Border ovor the ? 6 flak ' q,,, * J - strl " »* *° »" nrcr the place, some of them bains very «ecn but Trlhulet. a. -pnod-lookl ng Sib 1v w,v1, 1 ,"' ' ,y ' f "tlnn-Blue Lake, was alind i£ "i V- Tf^ hm ' l ■™ Z - ""'tunc Teller, winner, who had previously cnuirht a race In ' meful '"m" like rt eveloplnß Into brokf^^^'^'d'e^ved 330 "- Fato ° l,,t etr'!^r k "!."'" ' lnn!l '"'ni> ™«s a "ice exerload like the eenllem.in he is. There were only fo„r starters, and there was nevev mvv»,"«,,o!l!^'r,',i Bon „']s p m »liiiH! the runnlnir with Snsanof last. The top.we! K ht improved led nendaßo, w|„„i, ic; hy llillf a le) „ fi did not draw the whip on him. noyat Star's was dlsannnliitin" i,,™ 6, (1 «"7,'"'' : „ "•"""«'" f"f harts <lvew the nicest, field of the day. eighteen iroinK to ie post. rashnere. nhnni. whose breeding there is some doubt, his sire heinr either «e ra rs!i,p ri r. 9 or Peramorz. was made a hot finite. , he fact that, he was ridden by K ■ray prebebly hav! nR n cood deal to do with the publics choice Their judgment proved sound Satisfaction had a cnod lead tn the early part of the journey, but Cashmere. who was always well placed, put In his' claim m the last, hundred yards from the post. Just afler Adopter) 1,,,,) beaded Satisfaction It. was a good finish, flmneb Cashmere won decisively. Oraiicft Bittors nnd tCilralm "■ere close up. Olastlc fell passinc the post, hv* both horse end rider escaped injury ' For the fmirfoniv Welter,' contested by nine starters. Old (Sold was made fav.,rlte and there was rood mono" for Melee and rfetiiua drays nmnnl Tvne and Hctaua made all the early rumihnr. Ail Tteadv aiu' Old Gold joinlii" tlimii when liiev turned for heme. All Heady was In charge at tho distance, and hist stalled otf a strep.; chnllence from ninninir liv a head Old fio'd. was half a leiißth away Jhxi l„ front, if ssisvnhus and Recorder, the finish lie.'ni the best of the day. Vr TI. V. Rrown, owner of Arro"-s>""h Mi'cnds iiinc for a tive've nnnfhs' hol'dav • ; , „..,,,, r ,- ~„,„, „„ „.„,. ~„„„ „,.„„ o „ ti-wr horssn la training dutlniJ hl« Atu«n»-».

SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES.

a™„„. Chrlstehurch, Last Night. Catoffi™? , for tlle scenlul day of the uinterbtiry Jockey Club are:— B ™ EFis WJCK HURDI.ES.-Hylans 12 U SHM 1, rri " of! Uo!aware »•*. T "*«>-: n AL "nd' N ™ iS ™ HAXDICAP.-Doltght 1.',,. n ll tom fl - T ' Caricature 9.1, LlstenTe lev"r\ «■ e " e,Ul "•'•'• J:lzz C]l - *'"tu»e YALDHURST WELTER. - Hetaua 10 0 oomt. Kid HlO, Clean Sweep 8.0, Bondage '•". blcepy Head 7.11, Slsyi.lraa7.lo AuK ( L T0 » N , twit, ' ,n' St '"' ]ik<> S1 - LlHk ft'- Sutls7<i 1:« , V'°' v so - AtlcKted 7.12, Heiirletto '■., Checkmate 7.8. Kiicalm 7.7, Grim .loke! Uliburii, lUppiugiU 70, ' c ' ChSr?fM V ,' rAND,CAr ' - MicUnala 9.2,

9 S i N ?^ AP — E:Kllnl »*■ BracUenfleld Si' K,i ' Uit - 8 f Wi "' love *■*■ E«'y Dawn «'■:> iS V ,'i\ Bonie Kld 7D . Mandrake 6»"t™» »' B ; ,lir „ (ill) . flight Commander «••>, iiw, Recorder p. 7.

iPm'?, ol^'1 hM 1 i eo " s <™tched for the Chal-

WAIRARAPA RACES, SECOXD DAY'S RESULTS. T ,, 0 „, , Masterton, Last Night. meetfnr B a ,0 l"« Chn > ""eluded its meeting at Tauherenlltau to-day. The totallme second day last year. Results:— flt)»? n i° A , ?,f CK ,WELTER.-5 Paonul (Grifran i',T,„ M M Us[t K 2 ' " Coalltlo » 3 - Alac Mark xvT l T: i WlU ' lle1 ' ' Mice -iiaik. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.28 1-5.

*m • \ a ?, m ' fl ' eda -■ l! Hawakore ». Also -an. 3 Astlnome, 2 Tori, 0 Lady Gemmd -Won by a head. Time, 1.13 2-5. ett«™l-

«Lh b j y a , tty 2 - 3 Wu'talne 3. Also ranthf^'ta* 1 4 *»Mrtn». Won on ELECTRIC hack' HAXDICAP.-2 Probate Von' bv h f \ 3e .', M » s I " ln<3 ' 6 Hupana.»ou uy half a length. Time, 1.14 Ree U dT™ HAXDICAP.-i Insurrection (A. LS" U Tim;., 5jD 1 I. s T m " ,|:

<B T agbTr^ U f WE"SB.-3 Scornfu. ran ? 4 r,: m i» r4 a '' l S. Also in™ ," ,lne : 5 SPinele. -' Galore. 6 May Morn. Won by a length. Time, 1 28.

SETTLERS- HACK HANDICAP-2 Prlntemi* (A.. Reed) 1, 1 March On 2, 4 Nceombo t thf S ° r "? : 3 ar Eab >'. 5 Ohltl. Won by three parts of a length. Time, 1.43 1-5 FAREWELL SCURRY.-l Grecian Girl an «' *. Sir . Wal 3 ' 4 Also ran. .' Bacchante, 8 Bitters, S California . Camp Hero, 5 Gold Pan, 0 Preparat on Won by two lengths. Time, l.sV

NOTES ON THE RACING. (By Telegraph—Special to Dally News) T „ ~ . Masterton, Last Night. mnsr \°, T mn - e evcnt ' h wlt <*ot led for home ~i"? , JoU ,''" L T' lbut at ,he '«"> f>r iinine I'annui took charge, and won well bv two ensths from the top-weight, w h the steeplechaser Coalition, a good third I, ? Witohet iom-th, and Prlnco Mark last Ihe Stewards' Handicap was a good hotline race Tail and Daytime were evenly backed and there was fair support for Tofreda and Asttnome. At the start Astlnome led and was soon joined by Torfredn. Daytime and larl ran together behind the pair. Two furoiigs from home Tarl was knocked right back When the Held settled down for the run ° < h( j p f st was In front, and Rnwalore had moved up. At the distance Dm'. ois-- 1 C TL at „ l i' e !f to ' a " ( Iln ll ***« finish, oiscj,-»,ho rode his mount, with nice judgment get Daytime up to win b" a head Uawakoie was third and Tari fourth. Goklshino and Hyttus carried the bulk of the money ln the Autumn Handicap, the &„"?" l ;y nt , of tlle dny - Jf-istarr naa a three lengths advantage at the start, and led out or the straight, with Goldshine and j's poranre last Going along the back stretch I'alit.iH and Matty piloted the field. Goldshine moved up three furlongs from home, and below- the distance ranged alongside Matty. In a good race to the post Goldt T W °-!r ,f F' il llttle In «>»««> hy a head Multalne was a good third, Hyttus fourth Espernnce fifth and Jfautatr last in the «"' ,y alley Rose ana r ">"ate ™i.*« Mtr i° Hlln<11<:a P- Probate got out well at the start, and was never headed. Yalil.n ™f i n °, l S » a iooi run ' antl Wis" she got clear in the straight she, had no S, 1 "???; I '. r ° l " lt T e ,vo " b ? two lengths from Timidity, with Priutemps third and YaltaRose fourth. Hupana was last „iii tt n' d „ of onl , y ,01 "' "-'ontcsted the Juvenile Handicap, but an excellent race was E*,., 11 ;'""" it the start, but In the straight she dropped out, and Wake Insurrect on, and La Pnloma fought out the S?m .. a , iin P' TneJ ' W S3 * a t»B judge ™lm n ? are " ? / Uls , se W™ n ™ "lent., and the I , v 7L tO Ins "'reetlon with ii. Paloma second and Wake third. Vlvatlou was a long way back last. .

A yc-ry warm favorite In Potentiality was we 1 beaten in the Tauherenlkau Welter The unlucky horse of the race was Matatua', who got off badly, and then ran a good second. At the bottom of tbo straight several horses had chances but Scornful, coming on the outer, took the load Just below the distance. S£? l V„, ro . <1 . 0 \ y'eorotis finish on Matatua, who fought out the final well, and there was only a length saparating the pair at the finish. Potential ty was third, Spangle fourth, Ermine fifth and Maymorn and Galore last Printemps, who was making his second'appearance on the day, was sent out favorite n the Settlers' Hack Handicap. Neganibo * '", , he ear 'y "ices, but beforo the straight was entered the top-weight had his measure At the distance March On ran I,i « , I ' l , n^ mpß ' and ,he " air fou eht out a tood finish to the post. It was a finish in which Ashley Reed was seen to advantage »nd he landed his mount a winner bv a neck' ftegambo was third and Ohltl fourth'.

TROTTING. CHRISTCHURCH HANDICAP*. „,..,, , Christchurch, Last Night. The trotting handicaps for the Christchurch meeting are:— HAIIVEST HANDICAP. Two mlles.-Ko-raki scr., Kit a Rose, Colonel Havelock 2sec Treasure Keeker.3, Bon Bell 4, Hnthmoor 0 Marvin Junior, Ohapl 7, Arcadian 9, Mangoutu fiflT'/T McM'"'"'. Lovebird, Marana } t 10 '„ Su »rl3e 11, Imperial, Victoria, BonEALSWELL HAXDICAP. One mile and a ™i! '•"^. onr , 01rl scr -' "ihßUata Lass, Pax, Tllllon Wood, Letilia 2sec, 'Legacy Miss Edith, Acushla Maciireo 5, Guynemei-,' Marie Swm VS.'! , lv i nir ' :LlnUy Chims ' Fernmoor, Haiold Child. Rearguard, Oulmet, Peter fillon. Louie. Drift, Doreen Dlloln, ■ Annie Dll.on, The Unnctt G. OXFORD HANDrCAP. One mlle.-Hnon Patch, hmpcror, Dora Dillon, Mlntsou scr Tamarisk isec.. Admiral Hal, Ariadne 2, Idris Joy-lul, I rank- Tracy 3, Harold Direct, Sir a , a ' m ' „ 1 ; lMsll nt Mount, Dora Derby, Proud hpi-ing we,, Mavis, Locanda Junior, Retreat i. Coal King, Our Chum 5. .„,P RI n HA >'£ ICAP - Two mllc-s.-Granger set Cromstall 2sec, Hoymetta, Dandy UUmcs, Miss Roife, Pleasant Mount, Acushla Machree 4, Albeit Wallace, Harold Child 5, a',, i' Y, I ,"™' ' fll ° Linnett 11, Marie Tempest, r, ,»Z v° e ' u " iiM " '». Vera K„ Imperial Junior, Young star Pointer, Louie Drift, Energy, Callon !i. TROTTERS' HANDICAP. Two mlle's.-Reta ieter scr Nelson Bingen Usee, Imperial ?.ri\ ,",°'i, ve L ' Iu ' I>i,ul H "°". Themis, Billy larole 14, Bon Patch, Mushroom, Beewood 15. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. Two' mlles.Jllntson scr.. General Link, Emperor Isec. hangitata Lass, Gleaming 2, Stockade, Sympathy Hniinnh 1I„ Brown's Nugget 3, Silver Nut 4 Kevvnio 5, Ihum Patch. Rorke's Drift, Jojuil, Bumiura, Legacy, Cromstall, Delta, Gold Queen, Dandy Chimes 0. KIWI-CLASS HANDICAP. One mile and a QU.ui.er._.Autlior Dillon scr., Don Caesar lsec iris I oln.er. Dean Dillon 2, Cora Dillon, Emliemr ... Our Girl, Paul Dufault, Chid, Suni;od, \ lee-Admiral, Albert Cling 4, Tamarisk, Money in. 1,-er, Rorke's Drift, Blrdwood, Gleaming, AgatllO:! ,-..