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RACING FIXTURES. Dec. 3—Methven R.C. Annual Dec. 7, B—Woodville J.C. Summer Dec. 14—Dannevirke R.C. Summer Dec. 14—Taumarunui R.C. Annual Dec. 26, 27—Taranaki J.C. Christmas TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. THE CHRISTMAS MEETING. EXCELLENT NOMINATIONS. Nominations for the Taranaki Jockey Club Christmas meeting closed last nigt* and proved exceptionally good, 390 being received for the sixteen events as against 380 last year, an increase of ten. A very gratifying feature of the increase is that the open races have drawn particularly well, both as regards number and quality of the horses. The Christmas Handicap has attracted twenty-four, as compared with 15 last year, and the Flying has drawn 17. compared with 13. On the second day the New Plymouth Handicap has drawn 30, as compared with 20, and the Inglewood Handicap 20 as compared with 15. The inclusion of the hack races for juveniles has been amply justified, the races having attracted 21 and 24 respectively. The horses nominated represent a much better class than in previous years, nominations having been received from as far north as Auckland and as far south as Christchurch. Everything points to a most successful meeting. ' Detailed nominations are as follow— FIRST DAY. HUATOKI PLATE, of 175 sovs. Six furlongs. —Dactylis, Big Gun, Resin, Banogue, Naughty, Lady Faa, Maniania, Narrow Neck, Lady Pat, Ardath, Paul Pry, Attent, Erie, Otapawa, Election, Semper Idem, Cold Steel, Red Helen, Rum Night, Kato, Crossfire, Lola Lupin. STEWARDS’ HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs.—Otapawa, Muraahi, lola, Pouma, Velociform, La Paloma, Deucalion, Country Life, Mixture, Petunia, Lady Pat, Rangiatea, Fabrinade, Master Mick, Awake, Still Sea, Valdina, St. Waipa, Sunburn, Hipo, Kiko Kiko.
RAHOTU HACK HURDLES, of 225 SOV3. ' One mile and u half and 100 yards.—RoI inance. War Loan, Banogue, Marshal Neil, Active, Siunon, Birkwind, Spook, Tor Royal, Pepin, Desire, Paul Pry, Complex, Penniless, Halcyon, Erin's Isle, Silver Paul, Eldenholm, Fibre, Flying Master, Prodigal, Trombone, March On. BOROUGH JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Five furlongs.—Advent, Princess Fran, Mixture, Roman, Dame Fortune, Liberal Lady, Snatcher, Bonnie Lady, Sophonia, Fire Brigade, Mockery, Merry Knight, Armorel, ihe Dunce, Winkle's Wheel, Daniloff, Red Helen, Crossfire, Potoa King, Hipo. CHRISTMAS HANDICAP (Open), of 450 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Pine Arch, Kareao, Hallow, Molleen Oge, Passin’ Through, Crucelle, Amber Tips. Simon, Kilrush, Prince i Charleroi, Hiero, Skylight, Master Mick, Voluble, Ngata, Egmont Park, Volo, Tamaroa, ' Malingerer, Paddington Green, Pure Laziness, j Mort Avis, Income, Stork. I LEPPERTON WELTER HACK HANDICAP, ■’ of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Sir Huon, • Lockson, Hallow, Dactylis, Big Gun, Muraahi, 1 Velociform, Crystal Palace, Ardath, Skylight, • Erie, Sunny Jim, Election, Kato, Hindi, Sav- ; oury. Prodigal, Kiko Kiko, Great Form, La Paloma. I TIKORANGI HACK STAKES, of 175 sovs. Five furlongs.—lnfante, Some Fire. C.uianforte. Retene mare, Hori, Lady Brothick, Miss Star, Fran, lola, Take Take, Princess Fran, Lady Faa, Deucalion, Maniania, Miss Gazeley, Roman, Dame Fortune, Lady French, Royal .Mark, Rangiatea. Kellee, Bonnie Lady, Camp Bird. Voluble, Awake, Interest, Still Sea, Noi ble, Cymras, Simturn, Loved One, Carabine, Hair Pin, Sir Burnett. FLYING HANDICAP (Open), of 300 sovs. Six furlongs.—Kareao, Amber Tips, Velociform, Ruatara, Mixture, Inah, Hiero, Fabrinade, Simonides, Egmont Park, Esttonia, Tamaroa, Malingerer, Cruceile. Leithfield, Income, Mistian. SECOND “lAY. FITZROY HACK HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. ; e-en furlongs.--Sir Huon, Dactylis, Big Gun, Resin, Wanigan, Otapawa, Banogue, Naughty, Pouma, Lady Faa, Birkwind, Maniania, Generous, Lady Pat, Ardath, Paul Pry, Atteut, Erie, Election, Semper Idem, Noble, Daniloff, Rum Night, Kato, Silver Paul, Crossfire, Savoury. INGLEfWOOD HANDICAP (Open), of 250 sovs. Six furlongs.—lnfante, Kareao, Aunber Tips. Velociform, Hiero, Inah, Mixture, Ru.itara, Fabrinade, Simonides, Egmont Park, Esthonia, Tamaroa, Malingerer, Tirana, Cruceile, Leithfield, Income, Big Push, Loved One. ELECTRIC JUVENILE HACK HANDICAP, of 203 sovs. Five furlongs.—Advent, Princess, Fran, War Nurse, Miss Gazeley, Mixture, Roman, Dame Fortune, Liberal Lady, Fire Brigade, Sophonia, Bonnie Lady, Snatcher, Mockery, Merry Knight, Armorel, Still Sea, Winke’s Wheel. Daniloff, Red Helen, Potutukawa, Crossfire, Potoa King, Hipo, Lola Lupin.
TARATA HACK HURDLES, of 200 sovs. One mile and three-quarters.—Romance, War Loan, Banogue, Naughty, Marshal Neil, Active, Simon, Birkwind. Spook. Pepin. Desire, Paul Pry, Complex. Penniless, Halcyon, Kato, Erin's Isle. Eldenholm, Fibre, Flying Master, Prodigal. Trombone, Marthon. NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP (Open), of :U0 sovs. One mile and 110 yards.—Pine Arch, Kareao, Hallow, Molleen Oge, Passing Through, Cruceile, Amber Tips, Simon, Kilrush, La Palomr, Prince Charleroi, Hiero, Skylight, Master Mick, Voluble, Simonides, Ngata, Egmont Park. Volo, Esthonia, Tamaroa, Malingerer, Paddington Green, Pure Laziness, Mort Avis, Incoune, Stork, Mistian, Prodigal, Sunny Jim. SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs.—Miss Star, Otapawa, Take Take, Pouma, Velociform, Deucalion, Country Life, Mixture, Petunia, Royal Mark, Lady Pat, Uangiatea. Fabrinade. Awake, Armorel, Valdina, St. Waipa, Sunburn, Hipo, Kiko Kiko. URUTI WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and 110 yards.—Sir Huon, Lockson. Hallow, Dactylis, Big Gun, Muraani. Marshal Neil, Take Take, Velociform, Spook, Crystal Palace. Narrow Neck. Araath, Skylight. piaster Mick. Complex, Erie, Sunny Jim, Semper Idem. Halcyon, Mort Avis, Hindi, Savoury, Prodigal, Kiko Kiko, Great Fonm. WAREA HACK STAKES, of 175 sovs. Five furlongs.—Some Fire, Michaelmas, King Formby, Hori, Lady Brothick, Miss Star, Otapawa, Fran, War Nurse, Deucalion, Lady Faa, lola, Maniania, Country Life, Miss Gazeley, Roman, Dame Fortuno, Liberal Lady, Lucy French. Royal Marl:, Bonnie Lady, Killee. Rangiatea, Lady Pat, Camp Bird, V'.luable, Awake, Interest, Still Sea, Noble, Cymras, Sunburn, Hair Pin, Waihimi, Loved One, Sir Burnett. AUCKLAND R.C. MEETING. THE FIRST FORFEITS. By Talegraph —Press Assnciatinr Auckland, Last Night. Auckland first forfeits are: GREAT NORTHERN DERBY.—Purple Spur, Winning Hit. Thespian, Aureate, The Hawk, Zero Hour, Cupidon, Spirit Level, Penitent, TWENTY-SEVENTH ROYAL STAKES.— Purple Spur, Winning Hit, Listowel, Pluto, Farceur, Absurduni, Refinement. Hula Girl, Mountain Lion, Flngoland, Epitaph. GREAT NORTHERN FOAL STAKES (192122). —Refinement. Miss June, Hula Girl, Mountain Lion, Abelard, Zany, Farceur, Uncle Alex, Fingoland, ch c by Finland—Warscare, Shebang, Epitaph. AUCKLAND SCRATCHINGS. Auckland, Last Night. Glencanny has been scratched for all engagements at Auckland
WOODVILLE ACCEPTANCES. Woodville, Last Night. Woodville acceptances are: HACK HURDLES; one mile and threequarters.—War Loan 10.9, Passenger 10.6, Raffle 10.1, The Baronet 10.1, Active 9.9, Lady Witchet 9.2, Trentham Rose, Wamba, Opiate, Edenholm 9.0. TRIAL PLATE; six furlongs; weight 8.7. Big Chief, Landbird, Son Rose, Demoness, Password, Pam, Pantier, Lady Waimangu, filly by Sarto, Harem Skirt, Black Tea, Wheatfield, Big Gun, First Born, Mountain Peer, Wharoti, Eonmark, Rangiotu Camp, Potomea, Salthaven, Ardath, Haeremoana. OETE HANDICAP ; six furlongs.—Statuette 9.13, Chimera 9.1, Strategy 8.6, Tarl 7.13, Astinome 7.11, Fulsome 7.8, Caricature 7.7, Cleasanta, Tinihanga, Soldier’s Love 7.3, Tairawhiti 6.10, Voluble, Sahatorini 6.9, Namur 6.7. NURSERY HANDICAP; five furlongs.— Mountain Lion 8.11, Bumptious 8.9, Fingoland, Moorland, Mabougal, ch c by Finland— Warscare, Potoa King, Oero, Alabama, Peneus 7.13, Morose 7.12, Zouave, Hula Girl, Native Queen, Diamond Ring 7.8, Wairarapa, Pillage 7.3, Waetea 7.2. WOODVILLE HANDICAP; one mile and a quarter.—Vagabond 8.12, Kilrush, Paoanui, Admiral Codrington 8.2, Festivity, Anomaly, Rose Wreath 7.13, Bagdad. Stork 7.10, Matatua. Penitent 7.7, Railand 7.5, Aureate 7.4, The Speaker, Egmont Park 6.13, Passin’ Through 6.10, Siberian 6.7. FLYING HACK HANDICAP; six furlongs.— Tinihanga 9.6, Voluble 9.2, Bestir 8.13, Kikini, Makere S.ll, Scion 8.11, Ruruwai, Red Bob 8.3, Jackaroo, Y r alley Rose 8.2, Projector, Hipo 7.10, Mockery 7.9, Lord Usk, Dissertation, Bonibrook 7.9, Kilreid, Bodyguard 7.7, Mountain March 7.3, Lady Kotiripo 6.13, Morzonia. Doucement, Slave Mart, Matareka, Megan 6.12. BOROUGH WELTER; seven furlongs.— • Simonides 9.13, Admiral Codrington, L’ttle River, Chrysostom 9.12, Asterina 9.5, Matatua, Ruatara 9.4, Sycorax 9.1, Askari, Athens II 8.12, Probate, Hyttus, Quest 8.11, Automoana, Woden, Detroit, Hepta 8.5, Princess Pat 8.4, Scornful 8.0.
WELTER HACK HANDICAP; one mile and about 170 yards.—Gambooia 9.4, Earthshine 9.1, Kail, Lord Desmond 9,(k Kyoto 8.11, Mokattam, Royal Gift 8.10, Blissfulness, Sweet Song 8.9, Hindi, Zero Hour, Patuki, FiveEighths 8.5, Signorelia 8.4, Erie 8.3, Mannikin, Suspicion 8.0. TROTTING. FORBURY PARK MEETING. Dunedin, Last Night. The first day of the Forbury Park trotting meeting was held to-day in perfect weather. The course was in good order. There was a fair attendance, and the totalisator handled £25,817 10s, compared with £28,163 on the corresponding day last year. Taxes amounted to £578 14s 6d. Results: FIRST AMATEUR HANDICAP.—Laurier (R. Penny, Jnr.) 1, Kentucky Moor 2, Bondo 3. Also started: Ma Cherie, Jenny Wallace, Queen Wilkes, Ora Jay, Helen Wood, Billy Moor, Gracie D., Half Moon, Kentucky Child, Wharetoa, Keenie, Peter Boy, Bon Sonty, Peter Swift, Marvin Chief, Waiatapu, Flower Bell, Peter Bell. Won by a length and a quarter, six lengths separating second and third. Time, 4min 14 4-ssec. PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP.—Free Pointer (A. Henderson) 1, Adair 2, Te Whare Child 3. Also started: Raymius, Brambui, Wallava Dillon, Pet Child, Wee Daphne, Van Director, Wild Madam, Crusader, Wallroon, Intolerance. Won by a neck, a poor third. Time, 3min
SPRING HANDICAP.—Master Robbins (A. Y. Eady) 1, Peter Pickson 2, Flower Bell 3. Also started: General Quincy, Kismet, Jenny Wallace, Pitlour, Supreme, Stone Ginger, Tidewater, Bon Sonty, Ngapuna. Won by four lengths, thirty lengths between second and third. Time, *lmin 53 l-ssec.
PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP.—RoyaI Step (W. H. Muir) 1, Tatsy Dillon 2, Coll 3. Also started: Prince Huon, Nellie Scott, Peter Mac, Whispering Willie, Trix Pointer. Royal Step began well, leading Coll and Tatsy Dillon. In the back stretch the leaders were well clear. Tatsy Dillon came at Royal Step in the straight, and in a bustling finish Royal Step held his own and won by half a length, the third horse a length away. Then came Whisper jng Willie and Peter Mac. Time, 4min CAVERSHAM HANDICAP—Adair (A. H. Wilson) 1, Gold Chimes 2, Proud Nell 3. Also started: Myrtle Wilkes, Bronwood, Nightcaps, Welcome Knight, Linden. Prince Lyons. Won .:t<nifortably by three lengths, a dozen lengths between second and third. Time, 4min 0 1-5 DOMINION HANDICAP.—DeIvIIIe Wood (G. Reed) 1, Guy Wilkes 2, Darkest 3. Also started: Wandiligong, Bonctte, Wallacetown, Albertoria, Admiral Derby, Koraki. Won by two lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, 4min 52 4-ssee. DASH HANDICAP.—Ben Ohau (J. Henderson) 1, Ben Mac 2, Dandy Rose 3. Also started : Cross Battery, Littlefield, Honest Ned, Masterpiece, Royal Chance, Biddy Tracey, The Sheik, Betrayer, Malice. The Sheik fell and interfered with Betrayer. Won by two lengths, six lengths between second and third.. Time, 3min 49 2-ssec.
ST. KILDA HANDICAP.—Norma Dillon (J. McLennan) 1, Cromstall 2, Hiram Galindo 3. Also started: South Star, Lewis McKinney, John Peel, Greystone, Blue Chimes, Dandy Chimes, Glad Eye, . Makoniako, Duke Whips, Locanda Dillon, Bell Fashion, Silver Shoe. Lewis McKinney fell and brought down Bell Fashion, Duke Whips and Sliver Shoe. O. Reed, on Silver Shoe, had his collarbone broken. Won by half a length, the same distance separating second and third. Time, 2min 18 I-s w _e. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. Dunedin, Last Night. ADVANCE HANDICAP; one mile and five furlongs.—Drambui, Sprig of Heather, Perfect Pointer, Myrtle Wilkes, Raymius, Pet Child scr., Wee Daphne 12yds bhd. Gold Chimes 36, Welcome Knight, Wild Madam 60, Walroon, Tobermory, Linden 72, Tewhare Child 120. FORBURY' CUP; two miles.—Tatsy Dillon, Peter Mac, Captain Stanley, Nellie Scott, Coil, Prince Huon 12yds bhd, Royal Step 24, Whispering Willie, Trlx Pointer 96. SECOND AMATEUR HANDICAP: one mile and five furlongs.—Waiiace Dillon, Prestissimo, Merrigal, Little Rain, Roth King, Pinefield, Last Note, Gwendoline, Fountain scr., Cliffeton Chimes 36yds bhd.. Proud Nell, Van Director 48, Little Field 96. SUBURBAN HANDICAP.—Peter Boy, Stone Ginger, Lottie Direct, Helen Wood, Pitlour, Machree, Kismet scr., Bondo, Tidewater 12yds bhd., Peter Swift 24, Kentucky Moor 36, Waiatapu 48, Peter Bell, Swiftest 72. EMPIRE HANDICAP; one mile and five furlongs.—Cross Battery scr.. The Sheik 12yds bhd.. Betrayer 12, Dandy Rose 24, Ben Mac, Free Pointer 48, Ben Ohau 84. VICTORIA HANDICAP: two miles.—Wandiligong scr., Bonette 12yds bhd., Peter the First 24, Wallacetown, Master Robbins 36, Peter Jackson 48, Albertoria 60, Koraki 84, Guy Wilkes 108. RECOVERY' HANDICAP; one mile.—Greystone, John Peel, Blue Chimes, Lewis McKinney, South Star scr.. Dandy Chimes, Hiram Galindo 12yds bhd, Cromstall, Ben Ohau, .Makomako, Norma Dillon, Glad Eye 24, Duke Whip 36, Locanda Dillon, Bell Fashion 48. TAINUI HANDICAP: two miles.—Brownwood, Nightcaps, Crusader, Royal Chance, Black Raven scr.. Seamount, Linden 12yds bhd.. Honest Ned 24, Prince Lyons 48, The Sheik 60, Malice 72.
TURF TOPICS. (By “Moturoa”.) Methven races to-day. Stratford entries on Tuesday. Ngata will win a big handicap shortly. Gloaming and Kyoto were double winners at Feilding. The Woodville J.C. summer meeting takes place on Wednesday and Thursday. Ore Ore has done a lot of racing lately, and could do with a let-up. *■' Ruddy was backed for a ton of m'onej' at Feilding, but weight once again stopped him. In Wanganui oh Thursday you needed running shoes to be on Zola, but all the big fellow’s backers got was the spike. Taranaki horses won both the hurry-ups at Feilding, Roman (Hgsbandman —Corofiet mare) and Muraahi (Campfire—lneuru) being bred, owned and trained in the province. There was a lot of money for Marqueteur in the sprint, event, at Feilding on Thursday, and he ran well enough (considering the bad passage- he got) to suggest that he will soon be catching the judge’s eye. Judge Cameron was bustled once at Feilding, when he hoisted Earthshine’s number as the winner of the Kowhai Handicap, and the crow.d made rude and loud remarks. However/ he righted the wrong after a little delay, and did not make a further mistake during the rest of the meeting. Mr. A. Grant (Hawera) was present at Feilding to see Voluble run, and fancied the gelding’s chance on Thursday, but fourth position was his share. Y'oiuble should bo all the better for the racing he has had, and will make amends at the holiday meetings, so paste that in your hat. The veteran Detroit made a bold bid for victory in (lie concluding event at Feilding on Thursday, and though capably handled by G. C. Young (a son of the Wanganui trainer, J. Young) could not make anj’ impression on the odds-on favorite. Rose Wreath, who won practically all the way. Pluto could not quite see the mile and a half out in the St. Andrew's Handicap at Feilding; but 8.10 is a big weight for a three-year-old, and Paoanui and Egmont Park, who finished in front of him, were in receipt of 121bs and 261bs respectively. Pluto is a good horse, but a mile and a quarter seems to be his best distance at the present time. When Celniisia won the Fitzroy Hack Handicap on Wednesday her rider, H. Ryder, claimed a 51b allowance, which reduced her impost to 9.6. On the second day the handicapper hoisted her weight to 10.8—an extraordinary rise—and Mr. Gaisford declined the honor. The appointments at Feilding are just about as inconvenient as it is possible to make them. Occupants of the members’ stand (including Pressmen) have to trail downstairs to find out what are starting in the forthcoming race, and the out-of-date jockeys board, with its handwritten names and numbers, was placed so high up (on the top storey, as a matter of fact) that most people got a pain in the neck trying to decipher its hieroglyphics. There was a big crowd at Feilding each day, including many Taranaki sports, but nobody had much money, and the tote figures slumped frightfully. The club must have lost heavily over the meeting, and while the financial depression lasts racing clubs should keep their stakes within reasonable limits, exercising their right to appeal to the Racing Conference to apply the pruning knife if neces-
In Pirouette (Boniform—Peirene) Mr. A. Alexander has a beautifully built two-year-old, which shows speed; but she will have to mend her manners at the barrier to have a chance in five-furlong races. Such a beautifully bred one could hardly fail to prove good. Paoanui, who created a surprise by winning the St. Andrew’s Handicap at Feilding, cannot be accused of consistency. Her Feilding form was as good as her Ashhurst form was bad. Being perfectly sure that horses always race to win, we must blame the weather, or the going, or the music supplied by the band, I suppose! Gloaming has now captured the Feilding Stakes and the Oroua Stakes two years in succession, and his victories this week were merely exercise gallops. Gloaming is now in his sixth year, and retains ills brilliancy in remarkable fashion. It will be many years before his equal as a sprinter will Le seen in the Dominion. There was no waiting in tlie Cheltenham Hurdles at Feilding, Ngakanui (the outsider of nine runners) leading the field a merry dance, and only going .under to Kyoto in the final stages, after a stirring struggle. Ngakanui paid a fine second dividend. I Asterina was' a strong order in the York ■ Handicap, and after Nursing Sister, Amber j Tips, Inah and Y'oiuble had flattered their supporters in turn, assumed the lead in the straight, but could not stall off Kinsem’s late n'.n. Considering Kinsem’s bold showing on the opening day she was allowed Lu pay a Big Chief (Mountain Knight—Swallow) was the big boom in the Novice Stakes, but after piloting the field to the straight faded clean out of the picture. Muraahi, with Ashley Reed up, then llew past and won easily from Lady Nassau, who also improved on her first day's running, with Whlritas and Bedloguc .close up. Whiritas is a big, strong three-year-old gelding by Kilbroney—Equitas, owned and
ored by Mr. “Sammy" Gibbons. He is not half ready yet, but will be a beauty later on. Whiritas is trained by Fred Tilley. To most people’s surprise, Dainty Step was produced in the Manchester Handicap on Thursday, in preference to the shorter race, but the public made her a warm favorite all the same. Fsetivity, Trespass and Egmont Park also came in for solid support. Egmont Park and Matatua were again responsible for the pace, but gave way to Dainty Step entering the straight. Her run was a bit premature, however, and when- Orrell called on Trespass the imported gelding quickly settled the favorite. Festivity finished on better than the first day, and was a good third, just in front of Lovematch. Helen Rufus (A. Reed) was best backed of eighteen runners in the Nikau Hack Handicap, and should have won. Mida led Valley Rose to -the straight, where the latter came away and just lasted long enough to beat Helen Rufus—who was galloping over everything—by the narrowest of margins. Lady Kotiripo, who went well for S. Anderson, was a close third, and Lord Usk fourth. Awake again failed miserably. His form at the meeting was inexplicable.. Gloaming was opposed by Tommy Rot, Hula Girl and Y'alerie in the Oroua Stakes, and carried practically all of the trifling tote investments on the race. Hula Girl led off from Gloaming, and the pair ran into the straight together, where Gloaming easily forged ahead and did the rest. Tommy Kot and Hula Girl had a good- tussle for second money, the former prevailing by a head. Valerie was a bad last. Twenty lined up for the Rongotea Hack Handicap, Kuia (A. Reed), Zircon (J. Barry) and Malingerer (H. Goldfinch) being best backed. There was an unholy jumble at the barrier, and the crowd eventually left in disorder. Zero • Hour, Notawede and Equitable made the most of the start, but VVarrawee, Blissfulness and Malingerer closed up nearing the home turn. In a punishing finish Malingerer, Blissfulness and W#rrawee passed the post almost in line, Mr. Cameron placing them in that order—half-heads apart. Both winner and runner-up returned good dividends. Nothing but Rose Wreath was called for in the concluding event, the Empire Welter, and the nAney rained in for her so strong’y at the finish that she started at a slight shade of odds on. American Beauty, Passin’ Through and Mort Avis were also well backed, the outsider of the field being Detroit. American Beauty, Rose Wreath and Mort Avis were early prominent, but the favorite led along the back and held a good advantage entering the straight. Detroit came along under punishment, but had no chance of catching the Kilbroney mare, who won nicely py a length. Railand was a fair third, just in front of Simonides. Auckland Cup weights appear to be a formidable lot. Amythas has earned 9.12, and little fault can be found with the weights apportioned Royal Star (8.11), Uncle Ned (8.6), Molyneaux (8.4), Lovematch (7.8) and Mangamahoe (6.10). in the A.R.C. Railway Handicap none of the topweights flatter much, and the winner may come from the middle and lightweight division. These include smart sprinters like Inah (7.6), Blackmail (7.6), Grotesque (7.5) and Absurdum (8.6).
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