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THE, WEBNEkSD'AY. 'AUGUST 28. 1040. RACING NEWS. TENNIS PLAYERS HUSSAR'S 440 AT GOLF SENSATION WERRIBEE RACES AT Fields and Selections MENTONE By Tasman Werribee Club, whoie coune hat been taken ever by the military authorities, will race at Mentone for the first time to-day, and has provided one of the busiest days experienced by turf patrons for some time.

There are ten events for decision, more than the average racegoer desires for an essentially metropolitan meeting. a tl a Points derived from forecasts of metro ThO AQC I HO LCGOCr poltun dallies and "The Leader." U-r II Win. Second. Third. 1.

I asman peocon how. i.t. 2nd. 3rd, pu. BROOKYLN HURDLE 8 i King Alfred 4 3 10 KING ALFRED KING ALFRED nV.nifar.

1 DIGNITARY I BUNNEGAL 1 1 DEUTGAM TRIAL (1st Div.) Jggf i 1 Korlisa 1 1 A Hall Court 2 1 6 ZALMON XETKOCK 1 KEYROCK KORITZA Bounteous 1 1 BOUNTEOUS ZALMAN Arthur 1 Bungebah 1 1 1 DEUTGAM TRIAL (2nd Div.) wtuX V. V. 1 1 Pertnrrs 1 1 A Moon i lift 1 2 A PRBTNFSA I MOONGANA "fuS.r" 1 3 THE BARBER COOLOO The Barber 1 I a MYTON MONICA Tha Bkle'r 1 1 DEUTGAM TRIAL (3rd Div.) Merry March 2 1 6 TI'RVTOAT I TURNCOAT 2 2 CURSIVE CURSIVE Mieroihon TYNGOLD I BONVUE Tyngold 8ULBAN HANDICAP (1st Div.) On waich 3 2 14 Fiesal 3 I 1 12 riKSAL I on Sf.nJel Zl 2. 5 It.IADES IUADES L1 1 ON WATCH I RANDITIKEf BULBAN HANDICAP (2nd Div.) V. "4 Miss Gallant 2 1 8 TARAMENTE PAR.MEVTE Lad- ColllnrOOd 2 2 PORTO KINO PORTO KINO NlEhtan 1 I MISS OALLANT N1GHTAN Sir Caithness i AUGUST HANDICAP speaking.

a i i Larissa 1 2 2 9 LARIKSA I SPEARW1NC.R SSSdMTOUi 2 4 SPKARWINOB TEMPLE COYN TeS Corn 1 1 3 RENDEZVOUS I LARISSA Temple Coyn i i MT. COTTERELL WELTER (1st Div.) CITADEL I BM8KAW1CA Onverte 2 1 8 SAKI TOURIST Biskawlca 1 8 TOURIST 8AKI BllBXanica MT. COTTERELL WELTER (2nd Div.) "a 3 I Cavante 1 1 2 7 (In absence of Larissa) 1 BLUEBEARD KING ft WEAR Silver Collar 1 1 3 CAVANTE SILVER COLLAR 1 RAIN HAZARD BLUEBEARD Rain Hazard WYNDHAM ENCOURAGE Kalin 1 8tiK.rtntundt I 3 ft SADLF SATIN MACEDONIA Elbutn 2 MACEDONIA ELBA8AN LoE.ra 1 2 8UGARMAGUNDI ELBE Elb. 2 2 4.20 SECOND DIVISION Of 75. 3.25 AUGUST HANDICAP Of 110.

One mile. 7 3 0 Temple Coyn (3) G. McCormlck 9 .0 4 A 1 Larissa (1A) 8 0 4 Bellevue (14) Bailey 0 Rurkman (9) 8 4 Fearnought (13) 2 5 0 Border Lass (16J 0 19 Spearwlngs (2) 2 7 0 David Spear (11) 0 12 Rendeavoua (A) 3 6 7 Old Style (8) 3 9 7 Companion (1) 5 4 0 Silver Bond (4) 4 6 7 Romany Chief (8) 4 Erua (10) A 6 3 Gallant Lad (12) 4 2 1 Phoknes (7) R. Hall N. Powell A.

Cooper H. badger 8 0 7 13 7 11 7 11 7 9 7 9 A. Breasley 8. Ralph R. Clarton H.

Olsen E. Sellara O. Hope Crrsingham 3.55 MT. COTTERELL WELTER Of 75. Seven furlongs.

FIRST DIVISION. Footmark (9) C. C. Ellery 9 2 A. Cooper 8 12 Budge 8 9 A.

Dewhurst 8 9 F. Duffy 8 A W. Box 8 4 G. Nicholls 8 0 O. McCormlck 7 13 G.

Newton 7 12 K. Hallett 7 11 J. Gilmore 7 9 P. Simonda 7 9 H. Toomer 7 7 J.

Purtell 7 7 8 19 Bluebeard (12) 4 A 1 Larissa (71 1 A 0 Strategy (41 14 0 Kkngswear (14) 10 4 Gilt (10) 2 2 0 Rain Hazard (9) 7 9 0 Sun Call (8) A 3 Silver Collar (A) 0 9 3 Cavante (11) 1 3 A A Limerick Lace (8) 0 6 7 Grey Dawn (2) 6 6 9 Airy Princess (13) 4 0 Oliver Reis (3) 6 10 Wellington Maid (1) Badger 9 A. Breasley 8 9 8 7 K. Preston 8 5 P. Tocknell 8 2 O. Phillips 8 0 V.

Hartney 7 13 Williamson 7 It J. Purtell 7 10 W. Elliot P. Stmonds R. Hall 4.50 WYNDHAM HANDICAP Of 100.

Ont milt and a quarter. 17 7 Quia mo (21) 0 2 0 Wind Won (14 6 A 1 Elbe (8) 3 9 5 Elbutan (16) 4 4 2 Macedonia US) J. Purtell O. Phillips H. Mornement E.

Preston C. McLauchlan F. Blneham A. Breasley J. O'Brien 9 0 8 12 8 10 1 i enDie eaim 13 4 areen Thome (6) 4 A 4 Sugarmagundl (S) 2 6 0 A In roo (10) 0 1 Lotere (17) 0 9 0 Erin's Prince (2) 0 7 8 Phil Wirth (9) 0 4 5 Foreigner (15) 3 0 7 Verge (7) 0 4 Warbler (20) 9 A General Franco (11) 0 9 7 Orlando (3) 0 0 6 Son Glee (13) 0 0 Super Royal (19) 8 8 6 Tremola (4) Dead heat.

7 13 7 10 7 9 P. Slmonds S. Burgolne R. Hall H. Olsen (Fell.

SCRATCH I NGS WERRIBEE (At Mentone, To-day). Encourage Handicap. Ghlppla. EPSOM (At Mentone, Saturday). A 11 gun Stares.

Donester. Waver'ey Handicap. Menu Fortl. Berwick andicap. Sir Thomas.

V.A.T.C. SPRINO MEETING. Caulfield Cup. Lady Montague, Cronus, V.R.C. SPRING MEETING.

Melbourne Oup. Lady Montague, crsnua. Entries for the race meetlne at Anr.nt nn w4. nesdnv, September 4, are published In this Issue. Entries for the trotltn mitetlnv at ium flan.

tember 9 close at 3 p.m. to-day. WERRIBEE RACES TO-DAY TO BE HELD ON THE MENTONE RACECOURSE. FIRST RACE, 12.4A p.m. TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS.

RAILWAYS. SDtflal fast naaienBer elwtrle (ralna will rnnaers-streei railway station, woe. 0 or 7 plat-forms. at 11.28. 11.48 a.m..

12.8. 12.8, 12.28 12.48. l.A, 1.8 and 1.30 p.m., stopping at Caul field. Passenger electric trains will leave CeulAeld nation at irequent intervals up 10 z.tl p.m. Returning immeaiateiy alter uie last race.

CARS. Cara leave every few minutes from outside the iTivoll Theatre. In Bourke-street, and from princes-bridge, in swanston-street, opposite the Fiinaers-street nation. BUSES. Buses leave every Quarter hour from Box Hill, Burwood and Oakleigh, running to Mentone.

and returning siicr me races. 12.48. BROOKLYN TRIAL HURDL About two miles and 20 yards. 12.45 BROOKLYN HURDLE Of 1 100. About two milts and twenty yards.

13 1 PalJune Douglas 10 ft. Watts 10 f. Cutler 10 Drucnll 10 Mernan 10 Armidrn 0 Godfrey 0 Kim Alfred (ft) i 1 1 The Brnd (4 1 2 Bunnegal (11) Paiki (12) 2 6 0 Alnroi. (1) 0 2 Golden Loo (0) viona i mi 19 3 fredwyn 3 K. Parrta Brmtey J.

Reran Jenninia Pulled up. 1.15 DEUTGAM TRIAL H'CAP Of 70. Seven furlonga, FIRST DIVISION. 8 0 7 Rail Court (10) J. O'Brien A Knrlfaa I1.lt H.

OUen A 5 2 0 2 Kevrnek '71 0 1 A Klnr Arthur (A) "fl 4 4 Roman Temple (2) 2 2 0 Tent (A) I -17 Braefort (11) 2 4 7 Zalmnn 0 0 3 Klnfa Mesnare 0 0 0 Bungehah (12) 1 3 Wlie Counsel (19) Rieear'on (14) 10 0 Glen Eden (R) 2 2 7 Bounteous (Ifi) -0 NnhlM Mnnlrrh t1A Hertney 4 J. Lncan ft 3 Heather 7 13 7 12 10 7 9 7 9 7 7 7 7 5 7 ft 7 4 Preston B. Raipn O. Phillips H. Hanlcy Bailer J.

Pitrtell N. Percival Cox 1, Campbell 8 3 A Man rover (1) 0 Sailor (171 M0 Miralle (3) 3 0 Ballyhoura (20) 0 0 rahrewala (4) 1.40 SECOND DIVISION Ot 70. 4 8 3 Moongana (16) B. Bailey 2 2 ft Cooloo (9) A. Dewhnrst 1 3 7 Tha Barber fl7 n.

Hall Foul of Honor (S) A. Raa 0 13 Ear) of Kentnore (2) 7 13 7 11 7 10 I Monica (20) 0 4 4 Scottish Klnf (11) 6 3 3 Carndale (4) 1 Agreement (14) 8 2 3 Faym liter (13) 0 4 Burdeon (10) 7 2 Loyal (18) 4 0 9 Voavar (7) 9 0 Hootins Light (A) 3 4 The Skier (3) 3 Dominex (12) 9 0 Renee Rote (1) Heather Loridrr n. Elliot 7 7 8 7 8 7 H. Hanlev B. Smtih Campbell J.

Purtell 2.5 THIRD DIVISION Of 70, 0 10 Turncoat (A) 4 0 3 Tyniold (fl) 1 2 Bonvue (SI 12 4 Cursive (10 4 Merry March (11) 1 A Zippbar M9) H. A 2 3 Microphone (1) 5 1 A Covelll (3) Naiad (IS) Wanranul (2) Curlew 1 12) 0 Caleb (14) TOO Queen's Dav MA) A 7 9 A O. Philltpa J. Purtell Mornement ft 0 J. Barrv 7 12 8.

Ralph 7 10 H. Olien 7 Whittle Campbell Percival Burgoina Gold colonel (4) I 0 0 Pro fun 7 4 7 0 7 7 0 A 4 A Mlu Vrnn1r (01 Keoecca 7-T A worn (isi F. Bimono.i 2 Overtime (13) W. N. Johnson 2.30 BULBAN HANDICAP Of 70.

Six furlongs. FIRST DIVIBION. 0 0 0 Fteiat 1 6 9 On Watch (1) 0 Gee Whix (P) 0 4 Rangttlkel (0) 3 3 1 IlUadea (7) 4 4 (11) 0 7 Platero (3) Brave Lady (13) 7 Dollar Bill (4) 2 0 9 New Zealand (12) 3 3 0 Night Revelry (8) 9 0 4 Kynooma (6) 0 4 8 Miss Veronica (10) 2.55 SECOND W. Cox J. Purtell R.

Bailer 8. Ralph K. Dew-hunt V. Hartney W. Elliot E.

Preeton H. Badger J. Taylor D. Rebecca ft 0 2 8 0 7 13 7 9 7 7 7 7 7 ft 7 A 7 A 7 4 7 0 DIVISION Of 70. 1 A 1 Paramente (1) C.

MeLauchlan 9 0 0 Porlo Kmc (3) 8 2 Nlghtan (8) ft. Heather 7 13 Romany (11) O. Hope 7 13 A ft ft Alternate 5) R. Bailey 7 7 8 0 A Miss Gallant (7) L. Dixon 7 7 4 A 7 Priory Park (12) H.

Mornement 7 7 7 Baillon (4) J. Ralla 7 A Manawatu (S) S. Ralph 7 5 0 Wee Fttend (2 7 8 3 0 Sir Caithness (10) w. Williamson 7 2 0 6 2 Lady Colllngwood (6) 7 0 BEST GALLOPS Fleming ton SATURDAY, tan. Oliver Reis.

three. 39; Border Law, four. Platero and Sun Call, four, 53 Roval Crosa, Ave. 1.6: Spearwlngs. ix.

1.17: Ohippta, Mght, 1.50; wtndlelon, eirht, 1.51: Dignitary, nine. 2.14; Super Royal, nine, 2.514 Grass. Carndale, four, 52'; My Ion, five, 1.8 '4; Dominex, Ave, 1.7 '4, MONDAY. Tan. Bunnegal.

last two of striding, 27'i; Ni-ht. Rnvpirv. thru 37 'A Border lass, three. Sfli; Dignitary, three. 3ff Royal Crosa, five, 1.014; Platero.

better man sun can, jarae-fort, tight, 1.54; Clonea, ten, 2. 127 14 TUESDAY. Tan. Wlndlelon, two. 25 'i; Carndale, three, 36: Super Royal, four.

02 Vi. Grass, Gee WhU, three, 39. Caulfield SATURDAY. Course Proper. Sugarmagundl and Hall Court, four.

51 14. nrst three 37. Sand. Gaelic, four, Alternate, five, 1.6; Pholnea, atx, 1.194. Tan.

Salllon, one. 12i Rtccarton, three, 39; Larissa four. 51; On Time, five, 1.64; Old Style and Ballyhoura, tlx, 1.20; Overtime, even, 1.36-J4.- MONDAY. Sand. Bev Rose, three, 3714: Airy Princess and cooioo, lour, Tan.

Sailor, Tyngold and Old Style, four, 82; Miss uaiiani, me. i-o, rtoru, Eastern Lover, aeven, 1.42; Sugarmagundl, eight, 1.51. Cinders. Moongana, three, 39. TUESDAY.

Course Proper. Larissa and Romany Chief, Ave. l.i 'a rnoines, eigm, i.iuu. Sand. Gaelic, two, 25; Elbasan, four, 52.

Tan. Iliadea and Wee Friend, two, 2fl Rlecarton and Silver Horn, four, 54 Bally houra. Ave, 1.9. Epsom MONDAY Course Proper (hurdles out 30 feet) Watch, beating The Skier, Ave In 1.7. TUESDAY.

Course Proper (hurdles out 18 feet). King Alfred, three. 384: Merry March, tnree, Fiesal end Dollar BUI, four, 82. Mentone SATURDAY. Course Proper (hurdles 48 feel, going falr.

Tempi Coyn, Ave. 1.84: Erua, aeven, 1.38si; Burbang, four. 83: Tourist, six, 1.20: Caleb, m. 1.23: Bungebah, seven, 1.39: Gilt and Gallant Lad, aeven, 1.364: Bellevue, an, MONDAY. Steeple Oras (next to ralla.

good). Kingsvear, Beating caieo. lour, ou: sourisi, mur, Al: Gallant Lad. four, A33; Tempie Coyn, Ave, TUESDAY. fltaenla Grasa (next to rails, going goi Fallune, Ave, 1.9; Klng'a Mesai Brave Lady and Burbang.

three, 394: Turncoat, thrte. 3Pi: Ruckman. six, 1.251; Scottish King, three, 39 Grecnthorne, three, 37 Mace donia, four, 62. Gosford (N.S.W.) uiintN HANDICAP, five ftirlons-s. First Divl.

Mnn; Moon win, Varlet, Vandyke, 3. Four ethers. Winner 64. SECOND DIVISION: nolle rgram. 1: Yellow Metal.

Phrase, 3. Five othen. Winner. 94. FLYING HANDICAP: Helen Boy.

Valeello, Matador, 8. othen. Winner. 92. THREE AND FOUR YEAR OLD handicap: Beau Men, wimrjie.

don, Lady Cercalla. 3. One other. Winner, 54. stewards milb: Article, nannn, Copreui.

3. Four others. Winner, 141. KRINA HANDICAP ret Division: Lejong. sun noma.

2: Chrlsman. 3. Five others, win ner, 84 on. SECOND DIVISION: Generous Gesture, sun joy, oroy a. Eigne otnera.

Winna. 21. NARARA STAKES: Bold Dents, 1: LB CONTER, 2: BOWLALONO, 3. Three others. Winner.

81. Although he waa quoted at 8 i on by Lejong paid ft dividend Of 173 lor 0 on the iota mat or. How false to keep teeth stainless and sterilized AND SERVICE Many Enlistments BRISBANE, Tuesday. V. McGrath former Davis Cup player, revealed to night that several Australian top- ranking tennis players, who were criti cised by some speakers on Monaay night at the Australian Tennis Associa tion's meeting for not enlisting, had Infirmities which definitely would de bar them from military service.

A large percentage of the remaining players had already enlisted. That, McGrath added, meant that the criticism was unfair and inaccurate. MrGralh said It was common knowledge that Qulst had been rrjertcd becmif-e ot nMlimn, bill ihere was mi other wrll-knnwii plnyer who Differed even more from that complaint. Another prom In rut playir was partially deaf: one suffered from arthritis and had bad feet (or years. If Mr.

Wmlrl IRA 1 lelt the no; It Ion SO keenly he might enntlv have gone a step further, and Mmgested that the council make a substantial donation Irom the Hindu accumulated with tne help of top-ranking players who, by their effort recent month had earned hundreds of pound! for patriotic funds. H. Whi 11 1 ana, Queensland ranking player, nnw wiih the R.A.A.F. Receive, stated that the crltl-rbra was resented by ivery tennu player he mei. The crltlclim certainly could not apply to Queensland.

strong comment is certain at the mommy ettlng of the State council next week. The president of the Q.L.T.A. (Mr. A. Robinson) said If the report was correct It war not the nine! Inn of any lawn tennis association com clllor to criticise publicly the attitude of ii aiviauai piayers lowaras tne war response.

EASTVEnNE. S.lurdny. 2: D. Hurh-J. k.tpll B.

MrOuuirss-M. winner ii.cKctt-A. winter v. u. rarxer-M.

Mrunriny Inii.r 1. 3: A. wmter-w. Parker v. u.

oreaorv- l. llayrn. Wlnrer-M. oreene v. K.

Kennedy. 4: Winner 2. Sunday. 1.3(1: J. Tevltn-M.

Hayes T. Nanscowen-H. Yonna. winner i.an: H. Haminon-H.

Ecclea v. p. neaiy. Hnm'emter. J.

Hannan-J. MCi'onnrn v. Harketl-L. Packer, winner 4. .10: W.

Slain- thorne-B. stuckey v. J. Phtlllia-R. cnlllnan, Inner T.

emirkev v. HHuaaeaaer-W. Parker, winner 2.30 v. J. Han.

nan-R. Mr.unlnnesa. B. Ecclea-D. oreaory v.

p. Cleal-A. McDonnell. winner 2, no v. E.

Cle.l-L. Winder: winner 1.30 V. J. Iallnenny-K Loltiia. Everyone left In tournament be prepared nay Balmday seniemuer t.

rinaia on ne tember 8. OI.KN EIP.A. Saturday: 1.45 p.m.: N. O'Con. ir-M.

riuahca v. P. Rudd-O. dullioyle, Anne, Qulnn-N. Achton V.

V. O'Brien. 2..10. I. Kirin.i:.

scon v. m. mi.seu-ii. i. Toner.J.

Wood v. C. Qulnn-M. McMurray. 4: s.

Coatello-N. O'Connor v. T. Kleln-K. Brennan.

Sunday: in. 15: W. HuBhes-F. Toner V. S.

Coa-tello-c. Qulnn. P. Reld-M. Carter v.

P. Oooley and partner (winner at it: J. imp.ui-nar-R. Prow, v. W.

Colgan-K. Qulnn. ll.t.V W. Hu.h-a-M. Huahea V.

winner in. 15 match, K. Cantv-O. Kenny V. M.

Ruaaell-J. Clinch. 12. an: J. Kyne-M.

Kyne v. J. MrKtnnar-8. Thompson. K.

Brennan-J. Dunn v. M. McMur- ray-s. caiey CYCLING MARKS Hospital Fund "50" Ashby who waa second Fighting Forces championship race from Melbourne to Puckapunyal last Saturday, la on the ich mark, with R.

Drake (Sth. Melb.) and national amateur all-round champion. nnnocit iP'urriivl In the Hofinltnl Fund AO. rare, to oe aecioea next bniuraay, irom ur Park in Colmndal. Bacchus Mflrsti and return.

Handicaps Issued by the Victorian Amateur Cyclists' Union aie as follow Scratch: W. Doggett. F. Ashby. R.

Drake. 2.1.: N. Langley, L. McLean, Rolfe, N. de Langvllle.

3.30: L. Galvin. W. O'Brien. L.

Atklna, W. Stirling. 4.15: A. Brulin. L.

Mara. J. Harnett, K. Atkins, K. Johnson.

5.30: U. W. Kreiger. rnorn, tr. wnson.

j. Bheppard. J. Sims. P.

Hnlltday, O. Booth, L. McLeod. H.4ft: H. Nicholson.

K. McGrory. G. Borham. H.

Bcott. J. O'Callnghan. P. Thome.

H. Bowdcn. A. rianioi. v.

Murpny, tt. tayioi S.O: R. Edwards, H. A. Smith.

C. Hcnham. W. Burns. R.

Clarke, H. Hill. J. Ross. J.

I-niidon, E. Hall. C. Watt. R.

McCarthy. P. Smith, L. Trlv.ll.nn. R.

Dovev. H. FrASCr. fl.15; J. Rhlnd, K.

Newltt, E. R. Brown, R. White. B.

Ft Una. I rick, W. McLean. E. Hooper.

E. Johnson, R- Robin son. E. Mulhnltand. A.

Collins, u. nowc, r. Barker, A. Robinson. 10.30: D.

Payne. Mtiher, J. Daniels. F. Freeman.

A. Pawsev. Wake. C. Cowman, A.

Solomon. W. Lon-t. Lukev. 12.0: D.

Jjnea. G. O'Connor, J. hmurt A. Oliver, A.

Ridings. H. Keating. A. Bmlurst i.t tn- Rimnunn N.

Ashtoi). II. Coniisn. Stanford. Langley, P.

McCormack. W. rlnarprf-. J. Johnston.

L. Salmon. 15.30: J. Muirliead. p.

Creeswell. L. Collins. R. Vorback, A.

Cum- mtngs. A. RidliiBS, S. McLachlan. 17.10: L.

O'Nell. J. Clouali. D. Thomas, V.

Taylor. D. ciA r.h.i ft il imin- Wind ev. R. Jore.

Grady. F. Spada. W. Devlne, A.

Bow- den, O. Cnimp, A. Newham. P. Forsyth, w.

Hayes, Alien, u. Ferrea. J. Doyle, R. Steele.

J. Rodge, Phlloott. W. Norlli. C.

Collier, E. Uunnnit, J. Gardner, C. J. Oray.

LONGSON The latest American wrestler, Wm, Loneson, who was a noted footballer In his own country, and Played larkle In the strenuous "Grid Iron" game, I anxious to see a good sample ol the Australian code, and has been Invited to attend the Sonlh Mtlbourne-Richmnnd match. Longson ratid as one oi tne most sonn mcmcm aern the American name, nnn epenn mamy ha nhllltv nf Snvoldl. OI1C OI in artatest backs of all time. 8a void! afterward won a world wrestling championship. As Eddie Miller has refused the lupportlng k.ihi i-nniui sith Rillv rtnlniihurv.

another boxer will be brought from Sydney to meet the ckver little Victorian. HALL D. McGINNIS SYDNEY. Len Hall d. Terry McOlnnls two falls to one at Newcastle stadium on Tuesday nisni.

STATE SENIOR TITLES The Emntre welter-weight champion wrestler, Trevaakla, will reappear tonltht to contest (he semi-final of the Slate championship at the West Melbourne stadium against, u. way. Draw: WRESTLING. Bantams: A. Carter V.

L. Martin, F. Smith v. D. Crowther.

Feaihers: Sim v. A. J. Rudwlck. Lights: A.

Knott Dawes v. W. J. Sinclair. Middles: J.

F. Bryant. T. Trevaskls v. L.

Day. Light Heai-lex: J. B. Reld v. H.

Keenan. BOXiNO. nanisms; a. uinn v. o.

nmini, Feathers: A. Kemp v. W. Kenny, N. Barnett E.

J. Son Me. Middles: J. Harris E. Endery, W.

K. Ward H. Doran. Richards to Defend Title Ron Richards will be challenged to defend at least two of his titles during Ihe next few weeks. His first bout will be against Max Ray-nor for the emitter-weight championship on September 1ft.

Richards will be almost a atone lighter than hla opponent. He haa a fight ahead with Fred Henneberry In. drfence of his middleweight title, and will then have to scale 11.6 on the day. Raynor should not prove a very difficult opponent for Richards, as he has or en aicppea nrre iwice once oj iaca wnson ana later by the Alabama Kid. BOY SCOUT CONTESTS The annual In ter-d scout boxing and wrestling contests will be decided at the V.R.I.

Hall on Aurnst 2D and September 3. The finals win oe coniesiea on tne letter aaie. St James's First Defeat at Badminton In the twelfth round of matches In Ihe cttv tral Badminton Aasoclatlon'a pennant competl tion 81. James's club suffered Its flrst defeat for the season at the hands of Klrunaa, Other matches reaulted: arede: Armadale Presbyterian d. Bt.

cie. menis, Miaoie para Met nod st d. Margaret's, lflti-103; Holy Advent drew with Burnley. 130-130. A Reserve: B.R.

ri. fit lo. nard's, 1(11-131 Armadale BaplUt d. Dunlnp t-crurimi, i.m-1 iq. ntoeri una mioqis perg, pres.

Kpping-stteet 117-122. Grade. Section 1: Scion d. Rhriit nhnwii Hawthorn, 154-125; St. Stephen's, Richmond, Melbourne.

148-1(11; Burnley d. Blackburn. 144- 117. section 2: Armada a Pres. ri Rnnina.

street 162-A8; Killings d. St. James, 1A3. mi; (jsmoprwen a. Armana a nantiai 147.1.

if. Holy Advent d. St. Column's, 132-131 Grade, Section 1: Dunlon Perdrlau Chanticleer, 144-12R. Section 2: 81, Oeorge'a a.

bi. Leonards, inn-oa; st. Olemept'i d. John hew's, 115-110; Alma-road Pres. d.

Cheltenham 'Grade. flection 1- nin a St. George's, irift.112; St. Stephen's. Brlghlon! m.

Btepneirs Richmond, 1ft8-11ft. section prion a. unrist unurcn, HBWtnorn, 147-04 f.C.A. d. 81.

Matthew's. Iflfl-tlO. CROQUET ELWOOD. A Rymkhana In IM nr nnM. rorla Pimd will be mid on Mra.

Sturm', ln, alwMi a.t..... Vlallora will he vrlrnmr'd. P.m BOV ATTACKED BY DOGS WAOOA tnhn tl.h,..- 'asnerlene, VeMe'rday 'yhoiinda attacked a Pomeranian a lo protect th. laller Th. rated hanrli 'esiiinng surgical treatment.

The Nai oa. n.nV..,.'.,r!l "2.ln..!ht end ownera In on SANDOWN PARK Form of Kamaringi Queried Hussar's outstandiriK performanca lightning-like time In the main circular track event and an Inquiry into the running of the beaten odds-on favorite Kamaringi, a winner at his last six starts, were features of yesterday's greyhound racing at Sandown Park. Racing off virtual scratch mark of 10 yaMa the 440 yards track. Hussar waa checked twire round the turnn, loaine; several lengths, but rtninhrd at a remarkable rate on the outside ot Ihe field to score In the rare lime of 2K iec. nearly 12 sec.

to the furlong around turn from standing start, A member ot tha sll-con. ruierlne Pharmlnda-Stlverman family, Husr is unquestionably a Ant -class galloper. After Ihe Mlldura-owned btit Melbourne-1 rained Bonalwyn. one of the outsiders nf the field, hid narrowly defeated Kamarlnffi, a 9. 4 on fancy, in the Raliway Stake 3, stewards dliqusliflrd tha winner lor six weeks for ftgntlne and held in ilnt his usual burst nf early vptti inal set un what anneared an unhMiahi lead, but he weakened badly over the lut 00 yatd.

and the atronger-flnlFliniK Bnnaln, tltr inter fer ine with the favorite near ihe post, vent on to win by a neck. The Interference did nn fleet the result, as Bonalwyn had gained the measure of the leader. J. Brown, trainer of Kamarlnsl. iold tha stewards (hat he laid to in on Afr haniiK explanations and other evulence from tha connections, the slew aids expmfctd fsUMaetifrn with the form.

The biggest lwcr was a brk-niaker-turned-backer. whose beta included jfl to 2n on twice. Results: STRAIGHT TRACK (.100 Yards). PATRIOTIC TRIAL. R.

W. Herbert's Grey Pilot (Grey Friar My Lady) (evens, lav. l-Green Again t2 1), 2: Shy Rnlnn ML' li ,1 Clgarrlla, AJax Girl; Its Again, Mrrl' Vt Lady Tresco also ran. 2 lengllia, 4 lengths. Ifi ee.

Boxes, 4. 5, 7. APPEAL TRIAL. W. J.

Phillips' Melrounce (Wild Don Taunton's Fluke) (tj 4, uv.) 1-Halllon (21), King Pie 1121). a. And Diiuolly, Footprints. Wee phar, MInny Bum also ran. length, length.

16'i. 1, 2, 7. PROGRESSIVE STAKE. H. Torleit's Darin Jenny (Dandy Andy Naughty Jenny) 1 on.

Nuiona (it X), ihe Spatjeen li, a. George William. Lord peler. Jewel Mind also rnn. A lonaths.

tft i a 4, 7. CIRCULAR TRACK (440 Yards). RAILWAY 1 L. Hamnsnn's H.irtnm dyn Adornment) (0 1. Minnie Tihsr (iz aireaKy innis in i), n.

Marcartt Monarch. Ladv Shin, rorhl TwpnMn Spark also ran. ienglh, Va length. 2.V, unxta. B.

RAILWAY 2. C. H. Kennedy's Margaret Del (Pome Laddie Curious Larlv). M2 it Oak (2 1.

Wynbourne iH-1). .1 Tin. WandelKi Bo-. Bunetie Girl, Motra. Zumba ibo ran.

Neck. neck. 28. 4, RAILWAY 3. 8.

R. Mansell'a Ronalvrn (A1-wyn Chris Ronox) (7 I). Kamaringi ifl i nn. Nutmead (fl ll. 3.

Tastv Limes Lirdi Guard. Lucky Monarch, Calculate. Tidy, alto ran. Neck. length.

2.Vk. 5. fl. .1. HANDICAP.

R. W. Herbert's Huwsr (Phar-mtnda Sllvermane) (4 1). Joeua (7 li, 2- rancy i i DB7j'linit Footsieps (ft 2. Favourite al: Luminous Belle.

Psyche. Mariano. io ran. Length, 2 lengths. 24.

HURDLE. W. J. Keenan's Phil the piuter (Kreiiger Flying Princens) (P), Ambrw Tiger l3'1). Fish Yarn (2ft I).

3 Grand Blue, Tarago Prince, Giant Killer. Brn Bmi (2.1, fav.) also ran. Neck, 2 lenglhs. 26, Totora's Big Test To-nighf Totara. from No.

1 box and Kamarlnai. Nn. S. are chosen to fight ont the finish of the principal race at the patrlolic meeting at Maribvrnnm lo-nlght. Bouncing Jlmle also has fxr-u-nt prohpects.

Danyo Lad Is the best -per formed field trc-hound of the select field of eighi. but when hs mn nnu won bl nupi-r I'BrK ine omer we It, ihere was evidrnce that his great gallnpmii abiiiir had been temporarily dimmed by exceisive courting. lOtara has been sronnlnv th nnnl In ht. luresque track career; to-iught will be his Selections: STRAIOHT TRACK. DALE STAKE.

Totara 1. Kamarlnsl 2. Bouncing nle .1. APPKAL STAKE. Anrfv'l Girl or Jimtiflah.

X-RAY STAKE. Halllon or Oreil. CIRCULAR TRACK. FUND STAKE Warw Ilia or Dazzling Fnotslrpe. CLEARY CUP.

Hussar or Kooweerup. TRIAL 1, Pharonia or Pharnams. TRIAL 2. BROWNIE MAC oi CANE LIS'GA. MUllULb l.

1 r.n MILL A or CORONAIJO. HURDLE 2. LI.S STAR or IDEAL SrOT. BEST AT WHITE CITY Although unplaced in a similar clnux nf rare on August 14. HlRh Lnsnle may prove the bt bet at White City lo-nwhl.

Tin promising per. former scored hrllliHiilly (it the Cirncedale meeting on Thursdav last. SHeriiom: CIRCULAR TRACK. SUNSHINE 1. PHAR BET or SUNSHINE 2.

MORNING GIFT or QUALITY PRINCE. HKAT1I STAKE. TOT'S PllinU or ACK firOT, HANDICAP. M1NDA CREAM or CU1U.Y SHEP, HUKiJLE. wnirr.s Hort; or swiuvs pal.

STRAIGHT TRACK. HANDICAP. ELfHIC or HAUGHTY. HUNSH1NK 1. 'tltlH LlbiSIK.

SUNSHINE 2. KEVIN M1CAWBER OR EOMH MAX. SANDOWN PARK TO-MORROW STRAIGHT TRACK (300 Ynids). PATRIOTIC TRIAL (2), 2.25 p.m. Wlllanr Glen, lily's Robe.

Beau Lea, Charleen's Rnn, Mlnylp Gold. Dyarchy, Brumby Bill, Paiiorm. APPEAL TRIAL (1), 2.4U. City Llahts. Pnnre Boy.

Numbus, Phil the Kltiier. Prince Kileny, Schoolmaster. Miss Quick, Gladys Micawhrr. PROGRESSIVE STAKE, 3.311. Dux Star, MI-ronnoe.

Dark Onk, Mel Minds, Trtsco Girl. Orey Pilot, Psyche, Mltcham star. CIRCULAR TRACK (440 Yards). RAILWAY STAKE (1st Clirli-Irrmge. Lady Zenta, Craimnnt.

Im Barrle, Cif-rella. Lady Rex. Zumba, Dianale. RAILWAY STAKE (1st 3 10. Isrty Phaimiiida, Another Sadie, Jovial Peter.

Gln Phar. Myrtle Eastcole. Corbel, Our Heniaje, Elanage. RAILWAY STAKE (1st 3.45. Ladv Ylte, Pnkenham Prince, Tidy.

Corlnella. Shy Rohm, Cornice. Modern Monarch. Wynbourne. RAILWAY STAKE (3rd 4 p.m.

Radlure, Mona'a Boy. Centlmeier, Mallee Maid, Micawber's Pride. All Lace, Lord Peter. Luminous Belle. FUND HURDLE, 4.

lft. Shadow Money. Jnlly Jack. Tarago Prince, Taralea, Big Swell. -4; Baraplc, Johnnie Walker, 'li; ideal spot.

NELSON PARK Bay Trial Stakes (circular trark). Roma'l Gift (4 1). 1: Blue Dandy (7'4, 2: Dirk Halo (21). 3. l'i length.

I length. .11 see. Yarra Maiden Stake. Direct Hit 101 f. Phardtllon (ft 2.

eq. Woodpile tfi 1). 3. Beautiful Peaceful (eq. ft 2).

Two lenfihi, 1 length. 31 4-5 sec. Moorak Trial Ted'a Treat (31). Valcoy (evens, Krieg Mlnda (ft l). 3.

2'i lenema, wnsmj. 31 sec. Gold Diggers' Handicap. Heather Fancy. 13 vds.

(5 1). and Andover. 13 )d ft dead heat for flrst; Satin Brau, 12 yd. (S 1- 3-Virgonian fl'4). Dead heat, two lengtiu.

2-s sec. Re-Run. Mcatner ranrj on), Andover (evens). 2. 30 4-5 ec.

Lono Handicap Hurdle. White Derellrl. 20 yd. 1: Centenarv Gem. 21 yds.

(0 4. 2: inn. 24 yds. (10'1, 3. 4fe length.

I lenitlv 1- sec. iara luaiarn hijirc less Prince (7 4 on, Nulla Mac 15 zi. 2: Ready Lad (12D. 3. 2' lenBihs IV lengths.

17 sec. Bellerlne Trial (R.I) 1: Sanville tR'l). 2: Jean Mini tfi l). 3. Doctor Desllny 7 4 on).

Hd 24 leneths. lfl 2-ft sec. Baron HanrJirao Slake. Dockey. 11 rds ift'4.

sv.i. i nnn Lad. ti ins. tin' ii, oiniuir Head, 'three-quarters of a length. vds.

3. 10 see. MARIBYRNONG SPEED COURSING. TO-NIGHT. In Aid of Ladle-' Speed Cnumlng Auxiliary Patriotic Funds.

tlr.an.nlon Greyhounds to CompMe. Splendid Supporting Races. First Event, 7.45 p.m. Transit. Tn.

mi Ellcabeth-streel. Motor, clua-beth-slreel P.O. WHITE CITY TO-NIOHT, Bl GREYHOUND RACINO and FOOT RUNNINO. 10 EVENTS. RESERVE, 2.

LADIES. 11. ICE HOCKEY FINAL INTER-RINK GAME DRAWM ReaiiHIn, a dra. with (our ial final Inter-rlnk le. hockey malrh al SI.

Bt. Kllda. laat nlthl. between Bt. Merita BmW and olarlerltim nanaera.

proved to be tb. rloaeat and moat intereatlm lame oi tne ir The ttoat aeconnt opened with a A. White inomberal, which wa, The first in tha from bnlli team. halt concluded with two anala each. th anoltltr aecond term the Bnmbera openeo oal.

and the nanaera qinra uniec with itoppln, over twenty y'" aoal. P. Nlcol and Hiinh Lloyd were In, both In defendlna and ahoMlm Ijr A. Tonkin provided amnnemenl lor WW tora by hla continual rmhea into the fence hind Ihe eoala. E.

Kelly, a A.I.f.. provided thrllla hla ru.hea from defence lo the ana a. Ooal were: Raneera: Llovd S. Al.lon. Caldetroal.

Ntcol 2. careen. While. The lanea for the aea.on reaulted vlrtorlea lor th, Bombeta, three drawa and drleau. Melbourne, Vic.

i-osiea rnrc. Disqualification of Ferrier in U.S. Australian Associated Press. CHICAGO, August 27. A stir was caused In golf circles when Jim Ferrier, the Australian amateur and open champion, announced that he had been barred from the United States amateur championship presum ably because of his writings on the game.

Ferrier said he had received final notice of his disqualification late Monday afternoon. He was scheduled to compete In the dis trlct qualifying round at Chicago) to-day. The United Btates Gold Association had told him that some of his writings in Australia over stepped the bounds of an amateui golfer. Apparently they took exception to his book. "Jim Ferrlcr's Goll Strokes," but they must have known aoout nis writing ior a long time Neither in England nor Australia where the rule regardinK lournalisn was the same as in the United States, had his entry ever been questioned.

He well knew the rule which, in effect. said an amateur could not write articles intended as instruction. In his writings all he had ever tried to do was to explain how he played golf not how it should be played. He could not see why the association had to wait until the very last minute to take action against him, after he had come n.uuu nines at nis own expense to piay In amateur and open championships. He thought his chances were very good pernaps too good.

The U.S.G.A. In a statement said was forced to dec'lne Ferrier entry because of his book, which consisted principally of photographs of Ferrier making shots, accompanied bv printed material of an instructive nature. Fer rier had stated he had contracted to receive royalties from the book; there fore, ne was ineligible. Complications May Ensue The action of the U.S. Golf Associa tion may cause repercussions In Aus tralla.

As the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews the ruling golf authority In Great Britain will undoubtedly support the U.S. body what will be the position on Ferrier'sl return to Australia Officials here. no doubt will find the position diffl cult unless developments occurred after Perrier's departure from Australia that tended to weaken his claims to be an amateur. For years Ferrler's amateur status had been the subject of much com ment among golfers, but no official pronouncement had been forthcom ing.

and his entry for championships had been accepted. As far as the A.G.U. was concerned Ferripr wns hp. cepted for the Australian championships last year, and unless he had since infringed the amateur regulations would still he nrrpnturi Should Ferrier be inellgble for future Australan amateur tournament play several other leading amateurs will be pmcea in an inviaious position, as tnev would come under the definition which refers to those ineligible for participation in amateur competitions. Section 3 debars those who exploit their skill at the game or allow their skill to be exploited for profit.

The absence of the Australian plant will be as keenlv 'felt here as in the States. Ferrier Is Immensely popular here, and no doubt his happy manner and keenness won him praise In America. He Is particularly popular with the American sporting press. The president of the Victorian Golf Association, Mr. T.

E. Doughton, who Is also a delegate to the A.G.U. stated yesterday that the V.G.A., as a constituent, member of the A.G.U., was anxious to uphold amateur golf in its entirety, and would endeavor to do so. The secretary of the Australian Golf Union. Mr.

S. Morpeth, stated that the decision of the U.S.G.A. would have to be accepted, but no further comment was made. A "Recognised Journalist" SYDNEY, Tuesday. Mr.

J. B. Ferrier said to-day It seemed as if a point had been taken to bar his son from competing In the title because It was feared he might win. As far as journalistic work was concerned the American Golf Assnrintlnn hnH laid it down that It followed the Royal and Ancient ruling. This stated that If a golfer was a recognised his writings did not affect his status.

His son was a recognised journalist and had been a member of tne Australian journalists' Association lor nve vears. He had nhtalnerl a ruling from the Australian Golf Coun cil concerning press work to make sure! ne wouia not enaanger nis status. Mr. F. H.

Greaves, former president of the N.S.W. Golf Council, said he could think of no reason why Ferrier should not be classed an an amateur in America. Ferrier was the amateur champion of Australia and went to America as such. Associate Compefitions CROYDON. Klndersart en HnlMs Rnmat Chartty Day.

stroke competition. Mrs. Arch- -m- on. wrs. r.

Mona tz i. vz: wra. English (IB). 77: Mm. Ounster (31).

77: Mrs, Lansdowne (30), 77. Beat Gross: Mrs. Menders, Pllttlns. Mm K. nnahlll.

Iam nm ui Hlscock. EAST MALVERN. 3AW Women's Association. ec ectic etcona Kouna ann Mrs. i.

smut. Trnntir A Dlar lulr Itnnbln. HOI Of miss uoi ueonnm (lin, fts; Mrs. M. M.

Tlehe, llfi). 70. Div. Mrs. k.

W. E. Fellowa (2H), 02: Mrs. W. J.

Joy (31). 87: Mrs. W. Keays un, 1 1. ARgregate i ropny.

iz Holes: Mrs. P. B. Honklna (10). AO: Mrs.

E. Fellows (2H) Mrs. W. J. Joy (31), 62.

Putting: Mrs. Milne, Mm, Mornn, ,11. HFIDEIBERO. Cnnad'an FnitrtnmM; Mm nniiour-mra. MarMiann i.fii), on; Mrs.

8tanes Mrs. Nicholas (23), 69; Mrs. Llngford-Mrs. Atyeo (26). (19.

HIGHLAND PARK, Mrs. Garrett (32), 61: Mrs. Lee (36). (11; Mrs. Wnllls (10), 02.

IVANHOE. Monthly Mfdal: Mrs. F. Kohlman 73; Mrs. a.

wnyKea on). 70: Miss D. ueonam tii, Mrs. w. Totiner tzni, 77.

KINOSWOOD. War Medal (Bnirevl. A Mlsa B. Brookshaw fl), square: Mlsa G. Brook- haw (14).

1 down: Mm. E. Wood (17). 1 down. Mrs.

C. Blackburn (18). 1 down; Mies F. I-ambrlck (19). 2 down: Mrs.

L. Clarke (14). 3 down. mkiiwai, neat orosi: Mint u. Bareour (Northern), Mrs.

J. WUKlna (Medway), HM; Mrs. N. Douglas (Medway), 00. Beat Nett: Mrs, caaane a Norinern) cm.

nn: Mrs. E. Nn- belius (Medway) (20), (17: Mrs. P. Wetland Northern) i hh.

secret Nine Holes: Sharpies (Northern) (32), 33; Mrs. Casanrlla Northern) (31 j. 3. ptutini: Mrs. L.

Barbour, METROPOLITAN. A Mrs. 0. W. 8 Welch (11), square; Mrs.

J. Leash C11), 1 down. Div Mrs. B. Oowan (17).

1 down: Mrs. W. L. Fanning (15), 2 down; Mrs. Bruhn down.

ROYAL PARK. Mrs Mil rra v. ss; Mra. Beattle, 02! Mrs. Hvland.

Mrs. WllUhlre. 03. A Div Mrs. Murray (10), 7ft: Mrs.

McKenrle 1R), Mrs. Beattle (lft), Mrs. Wiltshire (lfl). 77. Div.

Miss Morris, Mrs. Schonfelt, 75; Mrs. Elliott, 70: Miss Stooke. 7ft. victohm.

victtna cup: Mrs. o. b. rurneu Handicap, Scr. Io 20: Mlsa D.

Anderson (12). 12: Mrs. Ward (10). 73: Mlsa J. Nicholas MR), 7ft Hnndlpfln.

21 tn Mrs. J. Dip it Hon f2) nv: Mrs. it. m.

ureif uo), 7u; Mra. u. rurnru (30), 7.1. WATTLE PARK. Stahleford: Mra.

R. Pntltytt (2). 37; Mrs. e. suinenann txs), ai.

Mrs. Pollcck won on the count back. BENDIGO. A flag competition we wen Mra. O.

T. Miller r.n the lAth green. Mra, McLean had the beat gross score of S(t. by SQUASH RACQUETS the executive oi the Australian Squash Rarqiieti Association, at He meeting yesterday, decided to abandon the Australian champtonshlpa this year. Information fiora New South Wales atated that that State waa opposed to holding the titles, and Victoria was unanimous alao in the decision.

Mr. T. M. Ramsay, who la aetlnr secretary of the Victorian association, was appointed acting secre-larv of the Australian tmdv during leave of ab sence granted lo Mr. J.

Heerle, who has Joined the forces. The association la endeavoring to make a merest ot the Victorian champion inn ana special tournaments 10 commence on oepiem. her 1A in aid Al the Red Crmi anneal. The renetve final of the Victorian Squash1 Racquet Association a pennant competitions wn be nlaved to-nieht at tha L.T.A.V. courts.

Koo voni, commer-tina al 7.30. Hardware Club No. 1 alt! meet Weber and Rice No. 1. The first semi-final of ihe women's handicap tournament tn ain 01 ine Ren cross waa piayro at BJeike-Pelemn'i yesterday.

Result: Mlsa Dunbar (scr.) d. Mlu Maraden (owe 1), 3-9, 4-0. 9-fl. B-4, S-A. SOUTH SUBURBAN CHURCHES' CRICKET ASSOCIATION UMPIRES.

Applleatlona from pirima deslrlnt to offlelatr ai umpires in ine e-nurn uuo irr.in vnnrrnfF Cricket Asaoeietlon, 1010-41 series of matt he must be Indeed a-KM the under-ltnd nnt. latrr than sepiembe n. l40. partieuiart required 10'. ocrt.

secretary, ft Biuflavimii, 1 1 wood. 0.9, tn b. at the Valley, Augsut IT. She would need to do considerably better to win me August Handicap. Larissa defeated a smart welter field at Ascot two weeKs ago.

carrying 8.12 ana witn 10. less iooks a good pro. DOsltion if he starts here in nrnrer. ence to the second division of the Mount cottereu welter. Ruckman has not raced for a long while.

Bellevue. after defeating Glaciate, second, and Macedonia, third, in a nine race ai ine valley, nnlshcd last in me welter division at the same course won by Snow White. At his last start Bellevue was a close fourth in the welter won by Grand Time at Wer-ribee, August 6. This race would not oe oeyona mm. Racing Men Say Tasman With ten races and 160 horses engaged, the Werribee programme at Mentone to-day presents one of the toughest propositions racegoers have had to face for a long time.

Now that Werribee has entered the definite metropolitan area it had previously been classed for legislative purposes and racing statistics as a metropolitan course, but with certain reservations some ruling on the posi tion would be welcomed Werribee, by reason of Us distance from the metropolis, had a concession regarding the amount of stakes ne cessary to be allocated. All other metropolitan clubs had to provide a minimum of 100 for distribution In each race, irrespective of divisions. Even though the meeting is at Men tone to-day that rule is to be waived and in each of the three divisions of the Deuteam Trial the stake Is 70 oi wmcn tne winner receives 49. To keep up to standard, a revision appears essential. For the Werribee cluo It cannot be said, however, that when the programme was framed it was oasea on tne nxture Being held at Its own course.

No doubt the com mittee will take action following the experience gainea lo-aay. High Caste in Form Reports from Sydney reveal that High Caste, who has already won 20,000 In stakes, is rapidly reaching his best form. In company with Broadcaster, who is to be sold on Monday next, he travelled over four furlongs In 49 on the A grass track at Randwick yesterday. High Caste although having the outside running finished ahead of Broadcaster. At Victoria Park, Delmestor was seen to advantage.

Working next to the rails he registered 48 A for four furlongs. Plying Knight, 46 feet out from the raus, was under notice for a spark iing eiiort, nis lour taking only iiu. Dhoti Recovers The English thoroughbred Dhoti who at bis first appearance in Aus. tralla rah such an excellent second to his stable companion Aurie's Star In the Moonee Valley Klata Handicap has completely recovered from thp knock on the shin sustained during the race, ana is to resume work at Flemington during the week. Dhntl will he seen In action in the spring, but has' passca over me Memsie stakes on Saturday week.

TRACK WORK Flemington GRASS (barriers out IS feet). Three Furlongs: Queen's Day. 38 4: Gee Whi: I. Four: Delvino A. Brown) and Truva (R Roillnson).

nl Tldyltia (N. Powell), mueh better than Scarlet Lance (M. Mooney). 52 A Five: Request and Son Glee, 1.7. Six: The nnue, ran ii ne ana nut Brown, l.i's: warbeck, 1.20S: Orbit and Dun-molt nv'nt E-iirHi ruumaiea ana vaisara, i.nz',j.

TAN (rather dead going). Two Plirlftnca: Wlnrllninn Riirrlsvnn Harlna. Three: Carndale, 38: Red Messenger, w. rour: super Royal. tWAI Nancy, Leu us.

58. Fiver Madame Cone. 1.10. Six eerry, seven: Magnetic Knight, l.as. Eight: Pinnace and Super.

1.50; Skylass and Winchester. l.MH: Isambard. 1.52U: North Cape and Elegance, l.f)3: Dignitary, rather er evens. Ten: Ronaua, evens. Robeson (L.

Abraham) went well over alx fences. Wilms (R. Walts) went safely over four nuraies. Caulfield COURSE PROPER. Five Furlongs.

Fur Trader (O. Newton) went pleaslnglv. 1.2U. first two In 24 '4 and half a mile In IB'- Erin'a Prince (N. Percival), 1.8': Larissa (N.

Crelehton) and Romany Chief. 1.4, final tour In ftO'i: Te Hauwirl (W. ShtDton) defeated Royal Roger (H. Rosaley) and Te Karere (E. llalcroit).

l.3'i. atx. Nteni Gang ir. de vane), Seven. Pandect (H.

Badeer) and Wilson (D. Rebecca). 1.37: John Dory (H. Badger) and: Dark felt (D. Rebecca).

l.BTU: Detnpscy 1 Tocknell) and Tranaull Star (F. Forbes). 1.38. Etgnt. Keeiie if-, ae vane), l.rn; i ragopas Daniels), even time: Pholnea (J.

Crosslna- ham), 1.40i: Montexuma (11. Hanley) defeated orteiii j. Kniiai, i.n '4 nrst six in i.n, Mslkal (W. Elliot), defeated Prince Ariel (J. Croa.

Ingham), 1.44, first Ave In 1.414 A TRACK (Sand). Two. Alternate and Rheer Jnv. 2ft Fill-! ham. 20; Gaelic, 25; Qhandon Belle, 26 '4.

Three. Adherent, 42; Lorraine Lee and Smile-away, 43 Four. Sir Romeo and Theologian, Sable tin ana The 024; cursive, omi ui-basan, 02: My Nance, 57. Five. The progeny, i.i: KimutaKa, i.b'A..

Six. Vashtl and Inset, 1.27 6 Hathersage, 21. wen. Ron olive. 1 .34 '4 Klaht.

Trloda (D. Rebecca). 1.R1U: Koloral' ano uaramemc, 1.01. Nine. Historian in.

rercivaii, TRACK (Tan). Two. Iliadea and Wee Friend. 2.1 i Three. Raneltlket.

38: Wellington Maid and Bnnnyveldt, 394; John Ruskln and Turf Last. 40. Fmir Hlllnn MU- Rlrnrfel and Wlnabet. n.Y Pantoon and Pontius, ft3'4: Rtccarton and Silver Horn, 04 'a: Lady Norma note, aeife. Five.

Baiiynourm, i.v. six. Con Devon fR. Balls?) and Lena nil (J. O'Brien), 1.20; Cvden'a Son.

even time; Rex Felt strode lelaurelv; Royal Order, 1.24. Beven. Freowyn, 1.10. TRACK (Cinders). Five.

Sir Richard, even 'time; Bianea. 1.8. Six. Tatta, 1.23: Alas strode leisurely. Vlirht ravalln 1 4Ql.

Minim (A. Drlscoll) went well In a lesson over hurdles. Deft us (A. McCoy) cleared six hurdles in, promising; aiyie. Mentone Lord Windburra (D.

Lovekln) waa too frond for Newa (G Hope), whom he beat a length over a brilliant four furlonga In 50, last three in 37, al Mentone yesterday morning. Three Furlongs. Qreent horn (A. Breasley) and 3fi: rieelas and Turncoat. 30U: Brave Lady and Htiroang, ecomsn Ring, Microunone (J.

Barry), li' corregor ana warnira. BV.nr MaetMnnlK Id MnLaiiehlam. A2: Trliim vlr. B2'A: Torchon (F. Ferguson).

53: Royal (larveet. 634; Oreenaway, 54; Lerlda, 55 All Veil, 5fl. Five. Baraar (L. Nyal) and Ladv Loch (A.

Breasley). 1.414' Klnt'i MessAge (L. Cook), l.fl: Rambler (O. McUtichlan), 1.7: Pal-lune. 1.t: Sakl (W.

Box), 1.10'4. Six. Othere (H. Mornement) and Bonuna (D. Lovekln).

1.19. last four In 52 Bt. Warden and Truefllghl, Hucimsn ana earners a i.m. Epsom OelerU wae outatandlni it Jtpaom jeaterdae, Working 1 feet out from Ihe ralla. on th.

ah van fl rtirlOnM in 1 at Manrleo, Ronollve, Industry, Gladstone, Mae Bob, and Distinction. COURSE PROPRB (hurdlea out lfl feel: foln Rood). Two rurtonei: Wallace Jamea (J. and P. Fenle'a windbag Teiim a Ally (8 Smith).

254. Three: Distinction (A. Breaaley) and Mac Roo (H. Skldmore). 38; King Alfred (K.

Elma), 3m The Adjutant (E. Ptm-SUM! Merry Mnrch (A. Wegener). ji, Priinnl. 42: Mil Jemlne, 44'.

Four; Fiesal (J. Tully) and Dollar Bill (H. Skldmore), sir uiiinnwi w. 52V: Soul of Honor (A, ae. 60; Mls Marrh-alone (J, O'Brien), ntk.

nrexlavl. 1.4'4: Red Morn (A. RM), I. Curia (J. CrillAy), 1 A'4 Maiio Circle (W, William, son), I IS Wit ihduatry (R.

Cox) end Olad. Mil, aB.tuaaara IW I MV fteenrltlea (A. Watrner) and nnunnaiwM (A. nae), 1 "77 'a-V 1-1 a i an': initii. mi" The long drawn out programme Is due mainly to 89 horses having survived the final forfeit in the Trlal Handicap, but in each of the two other; races a division was necessary.

Palluhe, when a short-priced favor ite in the Trial Hurdle at Plcmington July 13. fell. At his previous start he was third to Azorian and The Riff at the Valley. A few days before that Paljune had won from Tolgus and International also at the Valley. He is a distinct possibility In the Brooklyn Trial Hurdle to-day.

Dignitary has been distinguishing himself in the colors of the chairman of the V.R.C. (Sir Alan currie) around the country districts with victories in the Mt. Gambler, casterton and Hamilton cuns. and Kine Alfred's recent successive wins over the hurdles, Ascot and Moonee Valley, entitle him to the fullest respect in a contest of this type. The Bend, from Seymour, has won at each of his last two starts, Men-tone and Kvneton, both hurdles, and Bunneeal.

second to Perfect Idea. Moo nee Valley, August 7, Is another who win nave a iouowing. Bunnegal was travelling promisingly when he dislodged his rider late in the race won by King Alfred at the Valley a week ago. Sprinr Divisions The first division of the Bulban Handicap over six furlongs may be disputed between the top weight, Fiesal, On Watch and Illlades. Fiesal has not shown up in more recent races, but won nicelv at this course in June, when Billy Moon was second and Trowsdale third.

On Watch scored over this distance at the Valley, July 15, in a two-year-old division. Two failures since, at Flemington and Moonee Valley, can be discounted. Sixth in the former event. the Lilllmur Two-year-old, was a fair fierformance, and the latter race was he Kiata Handicap won by Aurie's Star from Dhoti. He has been flying high, and the lower altitude to-day will be different.

It was only a maiden division Illl ades won at Bacchus Marsh earlv in the month, but she scored decisively. raramenie, wno won so wen ai Ascot, appeals as likely to take part in the finish to the second division, although carrying 12 lb. more. Porto King and Miss Gallant are likely to provide stern opposition Larissa May Win Again Temple Coyn has been very disap pointing. After her third to Astound ing and Somerset at Flemington she gave a poor display in National's race NOMINATIONS V.A.T.C, at Flemington SATURDAY.

SEPTEMBER 7 DOONA TRIAL, one mile (clalms maiden al lowance). French Legion, 'Hooting Light, RI-! mutaka. Silver Horn. Cavallo. Alpine Maid, Royal Comet, 'Ant erne, Roman Temple, King Artnur, arana rour, paiencia, curt Reply, Clrie.

Mlrronhone. Nlttht Revclrv. Ralmitna Col I (man, Nut Brown, Pauline, Flexat, 'Dollar hiii. areen Tiiorne. Kingwear.

rne Baroer, Bonny Vale, Corredor, Wybara, Poyftng. Bil- wan. ore. Anal me. micuiouk.

Yeoford. Cultra Spanish Law, Eapertn, Mlss Rebeccn, Wynunda, Isamburd. Elbe, Elegies, Knnupa, David Spear, Erin's Prince, 'Inonomla, flu 1 lion. Lord Syce, Monica, Demprey, MIn Veronica. Bu gamut -gundl, Super Royal.

Ktng'a Message, Triumvir, Koritza, Monteuuma, Jerry Cronin, Wise Counsel, Watch Guard, Cursive. WARR1STON HANDICAP, one mile. The Ad-! lutani. Din tine ion, industry, Devon, Darrawell, Kynoona, Gentral Havelock, Paramente, Balkan Chief, Fur Trader. Bonny Vale.

Dark Felt, Cor- redor, waroird. Koomnnong, Haiiiax, Damocles. Rn.y Morn, Mel-ling. Quixotic, Travancore, Zalmon, Elegies. Isonnmla, Tranquil Star, Sun Val)ev.

Te Hauwlri. Public News. Cyden's Son. On Watch. MEMSIR STAKES, one mile and a furlong, (claims allowance).

Moonrav. Pure Gold. Tri ed e. MaikHl. Amiable, Landlaw, Positron, Ellison.

El Golea, Tragopnn, AJax. SANDRINGHAM STEEPLECHASE, about two miles and half a furlong. Bob Idea. Rlccorton. Sir Ballos, Bold Brat, Dorset, Tornarsuk, Wake- rue, uver me top, oreatiuss.

Mumai uavm Lacus. Real Have, Blliben, Robtaon, Fulham, Deckard. Dornford. Jangler. HEATHER LIE HANDICAP, one mile and i quarter.

Historian. Gladstone. Bathing Beauty. Barametrlc, Moonray. Greenwich.

Mac Rob, Triad e. Carpentler. Landlaw. Alarm. Donor's Hill.

Companion, Btaustone. Pan toon, Dannevlrke, Rex rtu. ine rroeeny, irue rngnt, uay invaaer, John Dory. Rhino. Tldvlus.

Magnetic KniBht. Ronwln. Con Devon, Lord Windburra, Astound ing. Beammn, saoie satin. WHITTIER HANDICAP.

furlones. Pure uoia. Manrico. Hilton. Kn inrn Armour, cnatx- bury, Baryta.

Night Gang, Adherent, Harmonic Law, Aurie's aiar. All veil. Scarlet Tot, Aurania Dtogtncs, Con Nam, Ceteris, Ascot, September 4 DURHAM TRIAL HURDLE two miles. Bull Tax, cione-i. Dignitary, Larenzina, Minim, moot-lh Idol, Perfect Idea, Ronalla, Sir Wallace, Southern Night, Vlmlaw, Wlnlar.

Curia. Dantrr. Darrawelt. Extraordinary. Loa Santos Manlere, Manliest, Mlu Jemima, Mulunda, Or-tell.

Pareoon. Portoer. Pom nous. Porto Kinf. Procella.

Retnuha, Bharl, Star Boarder, The. Roue, Toga. Turf Lass, United Front, Volltant. NORFOLK ENCOURAGE HANDICAP, eeven lurionga. aoo Agreement, Air Bpeea.

Anieroa, Braefort. Carndale. Cooioo. Count Cimaun. Curi ous Gilt.

Gaelic. Orand Time. Grer Dawn. nan uoun, Keyrocx. King a Message, King ioa.

Law Bracxet. Miine a cnoice. uyton. ure. Poyang.

Raj put na, Roman Temple. St. Loyal. The Pa thin. Turncoat.

While Brackets. HOLY ROOD HANDICAP, six furlongs. Alon. Rev Rose. Br! wan.

Chaldean, Chee-Chl, Delvino. Donor's Hill. Ellison. Eftperlo, Gee Whla. Harlna.

Katpara, Lady Norm an rite, Mlsa Gallant, Panacea, Platero. Potal. Ramdln. Star Leaf. Strategy.

vanltare. STURT TRIAL HANDICAP, nine furlongs and half. Alnr Prinress. Covelll. Cultra.

Elbasan. Erin'a Prince, Foreigner. Jerry Cronin, King Arthur, Lozeie. Macedonia, Mela, Nadhuck, Orlando, Palenrta. Penfleld, Sugarmagundl, Super, Te Hauwirl, The Barber, Tolgate, Winchester.

LICHFIELD WELTER HANDICAP, seven fur longs and half. Bluebeard, Con Burn, Pour-antes Kanupna (N.Z.), Larissa. Ouverte, Prince Ronald, Rendezvous. Romany Chief, Sakl, Silver Bond, Bomerart, Spearwlngs, Sun Call, Tregenna, Trowsdale, Wlnterset, Pakenham, September 5 MAIDEN HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.

Gey ram, aunnj veiai, nooiing iigni, iorrain ice, Lyndgen, Fort Macqnarle, Orand Wedge, Torchen, Lady Loch. Warbeck, Stimulant. Biblical, Alive, Guerdon, Warbler, Dominex, Belladonna, Green-ban. Wlllvllte. West Haran.

Trixeda. Mv Nance. Alternate, Speel Boy, Tremolo, Hectare, Cast MAIDEN THREK-YEAR. OLD HANDICAP. Sli furlones and a hall.

Snanish Law. Sir Oa1th ness. Tota. Roaa'a Rnecial. Rainbow Liaht.

Ota- kou, Smlleaway, Cavity, Oarbo, Mancinl, Thurso I say. zeu Manners, Edmonton, air i nomas. Berry, uioiicai. Meiooy unarm, Aosoro, Aioion, neienus, Birdcall, Brave Lady, Viol d'Oamba, Dubarry, Montezuma, Spell Boy, Colllngwood, Moascat, Noble Monarch, Ayesha, Kynoona, Similar, Sail 0. mine uurxe.

PATRIOTIC HANDICAP. One mile. Bllska wlca, Valsard, Olaclate, Oood Boy, aallant Lad, Kounaaooui, ucaraus, vanitare, vecuno, Foreigner. NOVICB HANDICAP. Big furlongs and a half.

Sunny Veldt, Zlppbag, Priory Park, Pahrewala, Shan. Wlllvllle. 'Royal Harvest. Baiaar. Gentian! i una en, oneer jot, oir fneirnne, i enie, jiKBiong, Olen Eden, Rosslyn, Millie's Choice, Pertness, Bounteous, Merry March, Speech, Korltta, Be- peno, Moongana, wnn innn, ure, uraeion.

WELTER HANDIOAP. Seven furlonga. Devo nian. Olhere, Gilt, Laiilus, Rajputna, Ronuna, Wellington Meld, Treble worth, Rein Hezard, Hall court. TRIAL HANDICAP.

One mite. Sir Rallo, Gold Colonel, Cultra, Zlppbag, Lady Ma rela, Warbler. Ralmitna. General Franco. Scot tish King, Tremolo, Crimson Rambler, Grey Dawn, St, Loyal, Myton, Bianea, Verge, Sugar- TiiBguncu, Smart Sprinters ot White City The foot-running events st White City tonight should provide lorae close finishes in the heata of the 120-yard handicap.

In the third division earh of the eight runners have prrvl- onstr been placed first or second In similar event at the Tottenham track. Whltelaw and Phfppard who finished firat and aecond on Saturday, will ireet the eonMtent Len Bush, who might defeat both. Arthur Oreenhlll or Nal Kenan should win tne lourtn oivuion. nun' nert who should race will in the half-mile In elude J. D.

James, F. Rellly, W. Zunneberg and O. Campbell. The finals of both events will be raced on Saturday.

Kntrlea will clone to-night tt the ground for the 120-yard handicap, of 40, to be run Monday, Wednesday and Saturday next week, and tor the do mile handicap on September 7. WHITI CITY FOOT RUNNING. TO-NIGHT. flHli 19A anal tan Tawla nanallfBnd Ontnea elnae bi.nleht foe 4A Tanta Handicap, io be nrad Sept. t.

aneJ A 40 Mile Handicap, racea aeit. st. lb. 9 4 9 4 9 2 9 2 9 0 9 0 at. Ib.

7 9 7 9 7 7 7 8 7 8 7 4 7 4 7 2 7 0 7 0 at. lb. 7 8 7 7 7 6 7 5 7 A 7 4 7 3 7 2 7 0 7 0 sb. ib. 7 8 7 7 7 6 7 8 7 4 7 4 7 a 7 0 7 0 a uitaaei ujj 0 0 0 Beau Spear (2) 10 0 Tourist (5) 10 0 Bllskawlca (10) 4 7 Sakl (1) 0 0 2 On Time (7) 0 3 0 Buroana; (12) 8 8 2 Gold Token (ft) 9 Sliver Horn (11) 4 Bev Rose (6) 0 0 0 Royal Cross (14) 6 0 9 King Zor (3) 3 5 Ouverte (4) VICTORIA PARK (N.S.W:) To-doy's Selections THREE AND POUR YEAR OLD HAN DICAP.

Li ill ess, tjeieonvy, Bruce Wood. 3. NOVICE. FIRST division: cnristo- pher Mime, DicKiom, xiierun, o. SECOND DIVISION.

Beau Frere, Trump uara, itesuit, o. FLYING HANDICAP. High Caste, 1 Earlv Bird, spargo, a. FOURTEEN -TWO HANDICAP. Spasm, KentucKV, onop oiri, o.

WELTER HANDICAP. Baveon, McDuff, Sigh, 3. i VICTORIA PARK HANDICAP. Mis- cruel, uuzzai, xictue, i raoifr A Kin vrtTTR VFAR-OLD HAN' .1. ninn.n.

(ft), ft.fl: Be Oiseau'(5). 8.8: Metallic (1). 8.0: Zel (22). 7.12; Pen (2). 7.12; Rival Spear (13).

7.10: Cheeky Boy (11), 7.10: Oood Morning (12), 7.9; ceieo-rlty (3). 7.9: Oretchen (7), 7.7: Metallize (18), Bruce Wood (14). 7.2; IIQI 7 H- Rli.nrlln fin Gigll (4). 7.0: Revelry t.u; sans suit n. His Lordship (6), 7.0; 7.0; BohlnJ (21), 7.0; Posen (10), 7.0.

NOVICE HANDICAP, one ralle. FIRST division. Dicktom ii), nieron uj, a-t; Monte carlo uj, f.iu; unrisiopner aaiine no; 7 ft- Mainrav 1lV 7.3: Favourite 3). 7.A: Con nn fin 72- 7.ihlb (7). 7.0: Berowra (141.

7.0; Wave Length (4), 7.0; Cash (9), 7.0; Suellen lb), T.u. rriggerman toj, i.u; ounpiaj oj, i.u. 2.30. SECOND DIVI8ION. Beau Frere (12), 8.7; El Camarilla (1), Pierce (6).

7.8; Trump Caid (3), 7.8; Air Band (9), 7.3; Remit f2 7 2' flronemarten 7 1. 7.2: Bud (13). 7.0: Fragrant Myrrh (4), 7.0; Lgronda (11), 7.0; Ben I gnus (10), 7.0; Henrietta (8), 7.0; Balloon Lady (8), 7.0. 3. 0.

FLYING HANDICAP. Ave furlongs and half Hlo-h Caste (121. 9.11: St. Constant (A) 8.13; Early Bird (9). 8.13; Mohican (5).

8.11: Spargo (2), 7.0: Tern (11), 7.4; Irish Sea (1). i.i; uverooia uji, i.a; renmona ia, mis Heroic 8), 7.2: Flying Colors (7). 7.0; Sir Regal liui, t.u; larianiis i.u. 3.30. FOURTEETJ.TWO HANDICAP, four fur- lons-s and a half.

Kentucky (41. 9.0: Snasm (3) 8.0; Shop Girl (1), 7.10; Pip (2), 7.3; Flying jean toj, 4.0. WELTER HANDICAP. nn mile RivMn (12). 9.0: SlBh (10).

8.10: Plutua ifl). 8.7: toun uorsip n.i; uesiop tor. s.i; Master piece niin uiviaend id), o.a; Disci pline (8). 8.3; Mar Duff ill). 8.3: Good Morning mi.

e.i; ttronie rnsru mi. a.i: werry Monarch (17). 8.0: St. Andrew 8.0: River Namol (2). 8.0: Vxi Falon (1fil AO: Phsrln tt 8.0: Diamante (10).

8.0; Pat Cake (18), 8.0: oun tnaae iui. a.u; uuiwarg h.u. 4.28. VICTORIA PARK HANDICAP nr. mil and a quarter and 121 yards.

Mischief (3). S.O: uui iicaie i uimme (41 Jan bbi (I), 7.0; Liege Meld (6), 7.0. Views of Track Experts FLEMINGTON. DlenltarV. Mvton.

Platero. Spearwings (and In her absence, Fearnought), Koyai cross. CAULFIELD. The Bend. Cooioo, Larlsta, Bev nose.

Airy princess, Eioasan, MENTONE. PalJune. Turncoat. Torlat. Para mente, Macedonia.

EPSOM. King Alfred, Merry March, Cavante, Geelong at Colac Geelong Racing Club, following the taking over of the Werribee course by I the defence authorities, had despaired of fulfilling its programme of allocated fixtures for the season, but has now entered into an arrangement with the Colac Racing uiuo ior tne noiaing 01 its Spring meeting on the Colac course. Sand 2d. In for trial supply to Box 21ISB.B., G.P.O., Sydn.y, Seal Ltd. nam, of this piper.

and sterilizes false teeth PalJune (2) Dignitary (0) King Alfred (8) The Bend-(4) Bunnegal (11) Paika tl2) Alnroo (1) Golden Loo (9) Clonea (10) Fredwyn (3) Eastern Lover (A) Intimation (7) 1.18.- Seven furlongs. First Division. at. lb. Hall Court (10) Koritza (13) Keyrock (7) King Arthur (8) Roman Temple (2) Tenle (8) Braefort til) Tlalmon (9) Kine'a Message (18) Bungebah (12) 1.40, Wise Counsel (IP) Rlcearton (14) Glen Eden (8) Bounteous (1A) Noble Monarch 8 0 7 13 7 12 (16) Man Power (1) Sailor (17) Mara lie (3) 7 10 Ballyhoura (20) 7 0 Pahrewala (4) Second Division.

at. lb. 8 12 Carndale (4) 8 7 Agreement (14) 8 6 Paymaster (13) Burdevon (10) 8 4 St. Loyal (18) Moascar (7) 8 0 Hooting Light 8 0 (5) 7 13 The Skier (3) 7 11 Dominex (12) 10 Renee Rose (1) 7 9 -Third Dlvlalon. Moon nana (16) Cooioo (9) The Barbel- (17) Soul of Honor (8) Earl of Kenmore (2) Tetlanul (15) Myton (0) Pertness '(19) Mcnlca (20) Scottish King (11) 2.3.- Turncoat (fl) Tyngold (A) Bonvue (8) Cursive (10) Merry March (11 Zlppbag (19) Microphone (1) Covelll (3) Naiad (18) Wangenul (2) 8 It 8 7 8 0 8 3 8 0 8 0 7 12 Curlew (12) uaieo (i) Queen's Day I ID) Gold Colonel (4) oaello (17) Prnfna (7, 7 10 Miss Veronica (9) 7 10 Absorb (16) 7 9 Overtime (13) Fl-gil On Watch (1) Gee WhIS (9) Rangltlkel (A) Iliadea (7) Melito (11) Platero (3 Dollar Bill (4) New Zealand (12) Night Revelry (8) Kynoona (6) Mlsa Veronica (101 8 2 8 0 7 13 7 9 Brave Lady (13) 7 2.

AS. Second Division. st. lb. t.

lb Paramente (1). 8 A Salllon (4) Manawatu (9). Wee Friend (2) Sir Calthnita (10) Lady Colllngwood (6) Porto King ia Nlghtan (8) Romany (11) Alternate (5) Miss Oallant (7) Priory Park (12) 7 13 7 13 7 3.25,- AUOUST HANDIOAP. Bt. lb.

t. lb Rendrrvoil, (fl) OK! etyl 6 Companion (I). Bllver Bonn (4) RnnMny Chief 181 Krua (101 Otllant Lad 1121 PhoInN (7) 9 0 Larlssa (1A) Bellevue (14) i Ruck Man (9) a 7 0 0 1 13 Fearnoti Border (1H1 Spearwlngs (2) David Spear (11) 3.S0.- -MOUNT COTTERELL WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. First Division.

at. in. at. Ib Footmark (9) Citadel (13) Beau Spear (2). TnurlKt (5) Bllskawlca (10) Sakl (1) On Time (7) 4.20.

Bl ut beard (12). Larissa (7) Strategy (4) Klngswear (14) Gilt (10) Rain Hazard (9) Sun Call (A) Sliver Collar 9 2 Burbang (12) 7 13 12 ooio Toxen (fl) 8 9 Silver Horn (11) 8 9 Bev Rose (A), 8 5 Royal Cross (14) 8 4 King Zog (3) 8 0 Ouverte (4) li Division. t. Ib. 9 0 8 12 fl 9 it.

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