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18 THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY M. 193ft. GREYHOUND IRACING.

FIRST; HEAT THE MILE RACE.1 RACE DAYS. WON. 4 THE RACING CALENDAR. MAI'I LAND. NEW STEWARDS.

Wider Scope Possible. MR. FRAZER'SJJEW SPHERE. Racing In Sydney will now be under the control of Ave stewards Instead of four, and the appointment of Mr. O.

Prazer to the position of supervisor of licensed persons and premises will widen the scope of the activities of the board. Trainers, Jockeya. bookmaker and others, have always twen under surveillance, but with racing on three days of the week and with more office work than many people imagine, the stewards have not had a real opportunity for the detailed supervision that racing demands. Mr. Fraser is one of the most experienced stewards in (lie state, and there seems a genuine satisfaction that a way has been found to retain his services in the metropolitan area.

He will have a more or less roving commission. It would. Indeed, be a grand thing if the committee could let him pay attention to the betting-ring from time to time. With his knowledge of the ramifications of racing, the stewards would be kept armed with valuable information, for there Is no barometer in racing as reliable as the betting-ring. NEW CHAIRMAN'S POLICY.

Mr. George Williams, who Is the new chairman of the stipendiaries, yesterday epitomised his policy when he said that he had always held that the duties of a steward were to prevent misdoings rather than Indict (Weights. To be run on Tua.d. River Flying. St.

Misnomer e.f ravon. 8-13: 80m, 1 Boy. 8-13; Braetno. Vs- 8-J: Anchor. 7.13: Canadian, 7-11: Ausile a.V '-t: Headcheck.

7-9: Slurdee 1-7: Terrawl Jor.ne7P1"r"n' o'if Bran.iton Novice. Sf. -Wedge Olrl 9.1 man, sallbli. 8-" Cl'arrij? Rlllarney Boy. Zsnie.

8: Ca eici rl 7-13: Lady aranrrd. 7-13: Scaflet circle 7 Und of Hone. 7-11: Cesterli. 7-M Cljsre (e Rumpus. 7-U: 'ihesiiltn Blue, 7.11' a B.ve..7-10i Clannicard, 7-10 mISi'' Juchailo, 7-8; 7- Utile ar.il, i-i; arove.

7-1: Juvenile Hendlcao. 5f Edgewsre. 9: Blue "-6: llslnty Dell, 8-S; flrltlit Sun 8-5- sir.s. 5' H-4: Satisfaction. 8.4 Red Rove 8- 1: Llnhl Leinlt.

7-U: Sleyait7.il "1u. Centenary Siakes and J. A. Shaw Trophy lm Allunga. 0-t2: Valbeau.

9-11: Celebrate 9-7 Prlttlo Prattle. 8-lo! Mil' oume ooy. B-a Jlermld. 7-12: ASsel (JahnK 7-8: Late Nlfht. 7-8: Tickle.

7-8: Head Boy Dubonnet. 7-7: Canadian, l.s i Aussie B-e. 7-4: Morning alfi. 7.3; Headchecii i' Albert. 7: Jester's Ldy.

Sapphire Blue 7 Irfichlnvor Welter. 81. Leone, 9-8; Braedene n-l Canadian. 0-2: Sir Mart, a.2 Pallrrn i Carlnsa. 8-S; Nutshell.

8-3; 'aiowo'od f.5 8-3; Roswln. a-1; Jester's Lady, 8-1; Caiesco, 1: RACE RESULTS. ARMIDAIX (Run yesterday. Ilorouffti Hnndlcep, Of. Mr.

N. McUod- rn a ORE7Y DERBY, Svre, by Chrysolu Memo K. ncynoldsl Rod Thcaplun, S-4 Hcatlil, KU13 Pyirhus. iCm by), 3. Otr aUrtein: Mirth.

9-3 (J. Jewell William Wont iWllllamal. Bclttnp; a-i Mirth Ta Bed Vi 4 OR BY Ofcal BY, 3 Kin Pyrrltu 6 Wi llam Wont. niv. Koi 5 140, 4fl.

Un'-th end ft half, length mid a hair. Time, lm 13 iiecnrd. -Second Maiden Hand lei n. fjf. Mr.

c. .1 Kim-morley'e hr CETjTIC CHIRF, 3yrs. hy John Buchnn 1 1 nip, 1 Spun 18. Divid.on Wood sitae. 7-1H (Moreello), Court VLt1 1-f Inc.

2 over )E. Reynolds), Oihtr Mtrleii-' Oiiym B-5 IHravierj; Renny, all. 6, en IFeterm; Limo Lap, 0-4, Inc. 1 ovfr ('Vlillems WUdbird, 1-H iN. Robinson Mr.c a l-r nc' 5 pvti iP.

Ldvvrence). Bcttlne: i nn CELTIC CHIEF, a Court Valal5, 10 li)-JS others. 86. 19, length, leiuth. Tim lm 3 City Handit-cp.

Mi. P. P. hn COOL. JOY, 4vrs, hy Clrenci (Imp.) Poi fiom a-5 (J.

Jewell, 8 (E. RcynolQ.i. One Alone, ia. fleynolda. 1.

Othtr ilartert Jeanne d'Arc. tHp.nlty Halle 1 lohk wooosman. 'i-i. 1 nvrr in Rnhn. Petersen Maiden Welter.

Bf. Joy cullen, a-u: rio. i-r. cliami. Queen, B-3; Lord Chirls.

B-a;" Winiiu a Laughter. 1.13: Pantheon klnit. 1-13; lt J-J3; Mount Eagle, l.l Fraud? i. 1.13. inthiil i' Bullwsrl.

7. l-' iJ.d'u" ror. 7-10; Polly 8., 1-tO: Danveer, 7.9. il V. FORTNIGHT'S FIXTURES.

NEW IOU1H Wtl.KS. Feb. 11: Armldal, and Cnxlaiid JO. Feb. VJi: Vooredtld R.C.

Feb. IS: Watcha J.C' u.ul.nrt J.C.: Kembla Oranct R.O. reo. 10: cn-anse J.C.: jloMbare h.u.: waicna J.O.: Tumut R.O. nil.

IT. orange Mveutie j.o.: i-umui Feb. 19: Canterbury Park R.O. Feb. 32: Menangle Park R.O.

Feb. 113: Victoria Park R.O. 1 i QintENSkAMO. Feb. 12: HA.I'.C.

iDoombani: 'Itoowuoinb. T.O.: 11. R.C: Bunriaberg R.O. rto. jd' ei.A.i.i;.

lAioion rarti: Feb. It: (Febmare meetlnil, Feb. 33: Jpiwlch Amateur T.C. VICTORIA. Feb.

1'J: V.A.T.O. iCaulfleld): Woodford R.O.: Horsham R.C.: Cohuna T.C: Waaia R.C: Wodonga Patrick'! R.O, i Feb. 15: Woodend R.O.: Donald Dl.trlct J.o. Feb. 10: Donald District J.O.: Moonea Vallev (Compensation Race Meeting).

reo. it; xarra uien n.v. Feb. 19: V.A.T.C. iCeulfleldl: Hamoden R.C: Marong R.O,; Warracknnbeal T.C; Nathalie T.O.; Chlltern St.

Patrick's R.C. vcn. -zi: Bauarat. Miners' t.o. Feb.

33: Mentone T.C: Walchem R.O.: Terro- weynh T.C: Lake Bolac R.C. Feb, 3: Mormngton R.C. ARMIDALE. ('Jill id dty'i weights for to-day. 1 fih or Ls Handlean at.

Mirth 0-2: Kins Pvrrhna. 0-10; Halle SelasMe, 8-9; Scarlet Line, 8-fl: William wont, d-o: ine worm, b-u: rrommca Mapie, Qallant Queen. 7-13: Ooid Queen. 7-11: Bav Corban, 7-R; cateico. 7-7: Sally Sana, 7-n: Intrepid.

7-3; Wallnmba, Potent, Credence, Thcfiplan Blue, 7, 'J'hlrd Maiden Handicap, Rf. Yellow Libel. 9: Qtilntoy. Klditock. 8-6; Zell David, 8-(t; Oloria 0-0; jony limes, 0-0; uoorawony.

ijozkd Lap, A4; Rrnnv, 6-3; Woodlaas, fl-3; Ouyra Ln.ta, 8-l; Sweet Colleen, fl; Foroitt Lover, WUdbird. 7- AlbrldKe 7-7; Maeajoy, 7-7. President's Hondlcap. 7f. Cool 8-12; Red Thesptnn.

8-ia: Sir Thorn. 8-10; Mirth, 8-7; Canadlen. 8-3; Drl: Stuln, 8-a; King Pyrrhu.i. B-l; Halle Selassie. Extra Mount.

Vnl Wtlliam, ll? One Alone, 7-13; Woodinrn, 7-3; Meld or Peru. 7tl; Co.le.sco. Sir Tarqtiln, Veralon. 6-U: Looacre, 0-10; Court Actor, 8-7; Dorlkoa, 8-7: Playbni, R-7: Patlclv MrKl. n-7; Oiiulent.

8-7; flam' Promtae, 8-7; ctedence, 67; Renllseni, 67. 'Club Handicap. 5f. New Chum, 0-9; Belle Mn-hpne. 9-3; Blue Fleck, 9-1: Fare Balloon, 9: alack, fl-13; Dorlkos, 8lVt; Scarlet Circle.

8-9: Nnrtli-, 8- Recipient. 8-7; Rnvcer, 8-6: Lfldy KerAhee. H-5: II Dencro, 8: 7-13: Strong. 7-10; Ppottrd Anjrel. 710; Sir Braven.

7-8; Peter Power. 7-8: Fold Promise. 7-8: 7-8: Brondwav RfOse. 7-8: Balowrle. 7-8; Csltln Chief, 7-8: Yellow Libel.

7-7; Trfn-ifusion. 7-7: Wild Bird. 7-7; Al- onoc. t-i. 1-1, nu ioj, 1 Qulntor.

7-7! Fore it Lover. 7-7: Quvrn frftss. 77 Jolly 7-7; Woodlass. 7-7: Coorawonjr. 77.

-Third Welter Handicap fl. -tOark StMn. tO; King Pyrrhun. 9-13: Val Wllllaim. 9-12: Scarlet l.ne.

fltllj The World. 9-8; Gallant Queen. 9-2; Gold Queen. 9: Sally Sana. B-0; 8-6: Slan- lev 5 nop, u-o: t-reaince.

i-a: iveniifcm, nnulent. 7-Jhi Flerk. Wrllemhn. 7-7; Flavbar. 7-7: Matlock.

7-7: David. 7-7; Try Ajrain, 7-7: court veins. Mh Led. 7-7: Ornnd Murv. 7-7: 7: Dorlkos.

7-7: II Penero. 77: it' vjiL si nl'i R. Graham (Scotlandl led F. Barry the winner, W. A.

Ptillar tN.Z.'i, and M. PROGRAMME FOR MOOREFIELD. son: 3i larouln. 7-7. Inc.

fl nvei tnadttnn Vernlon, rl-ll iC. Plndlcy- Paddv MtKi. fl-12. Ine. Fercwell Handican.

Mirth. Promised larqilln. Vetiinn. 20 One Alone. 33 Paddy UcKi Maple.

8-2; a-llant Queen. 7-13: Gold Queen. 7-1 1 14,3. 39. Nerk.

tluee Timi. Bv Corban. 78: Sally Sanst. v-r; Dear na. 7: I mi courif irroroi 1 1..

Booby. Rsttlmi: 5-3 COOL JOT, 3 rt'Art. fl Hslie rs 31 3rcond Wr.lt er Hcndicau. ijt. Mr.

l. viitei or fkomiseu mai'LiK, oyrs, ov fromiifa Linr (imp. i Maple Dump, 4-11 iC. Hetth'. SUp-lev'fl Hope, all.

5, cm. iShelleyi. Sally Sin. 8-9 iThorlevi. 3.

no tiers: Qjo. iE, Reynom.t: onin uuern, v-z is. mTiasoni: i Loon ere, H-r (Morcello: Lultttcre. 1-1 (P. Robin-jiiom; Ooulent.

1-9. Inc. ovei iHanteft; Thsspiin lb i nine. ell. S.

lbi. fi-ll iHQve.tt: Simlrck. 7-8. Int 3tnIey.T Hope. 7: Lult-cre.

7: New Chum, Potent. Lo-d Charis, 7: Fare Be 1 loon. V.A.T.C. (CAULFIELD.) lAcceotence. To be run lo-mnrmw i WARREIN HDRD1K.

-2m 65yd. tl 30. st lb Aarnko 1 Jupiter (3) Turf Bov i2i Ht-n Phln 191 Ne vices t6 imltari 4 Oreat Bear i Alleviate 4 Nimbello 3i 10 F1-33FRAI. STAKES. Flifit Divlblon VA.tt.

1 ovc! iC. Clark. Bftllnt: h-'l PROMISED Nuffield (121 fl in On Aoprov.i i.n 7 II Bush Bee 13i ..9 0 Rilvolr U4. 7 9 T-lmulft 2t 8 8 Rhelnfjold 7 Oav Dell i4t 8 Kaolin H0i 7 8 Bofteld Ml a 3 strathroy nfti ..7 5 Jewel 1 10t 8 3 Dame Pwlfi 9i 7 4 Caption (8 7 13 JTsor fit 7 1 Veiled Prophet Keyrocl i4i 7 0 a 7 in Second Oivlelon Pandeva 3i a 7 'lieenna i9 7 11 Larljsn I5 8 13 HiTh 7imi 6i 7 Beau Freie 14i fl 7 Mild tire 7 7 dood Boy fill 8 4 Tlenc 7i 7 A Brazen Duchffii Anppe1o ilHi .74 13 1 8 3 MunapltR 8i 7 2 1 FbHv Bird 1 0 3 Belli i' 7 0 1 Sir Harold tVAt 7 13 Vlriinta Wmera AtliCUO (21 7 I'i (10 7 0 BONO HANDICAP. -lm If Ii.

Kmont (3 fl 5 Grand 7 ..7 7 fennnul (8 fl 4 Rlmdft- ift 7 OH Rowlev 4 8 3 Red Rav '6' ..7 Bridge 9i 8 3 Boonsnrry 'l' 6 9 I MAf Lfel 3 Snllv Snm. ft-'i T)Kjpun nine, a Gal- 0 tam Quern, Hope. 10-iO oiher. Din U'B. ijcnuin, u.iii iciijiu.

1 lm Trial 3tnVM, Mr. K. Oldlimi ir W.M LA MBA. it Conntni Son limp Daniilcn. R.l-A ic.

Nnli. nil. 3. uii. 'i-H iR0rj.

Lady KcrraLce. W4 tVlcteri). 3. Other starlers: KentUem. all.

7. cai. n. rannont; Dorlkns. 8-S Ll.

Bf keri: Flavor. r. a- IP. Law-renrei- fli-arW, Clrrle. 8-a iHuntert; BunRaree.

tMcOrcgun: Recipient. Mil. 5. cm 7-4 MAtlock, "i-ll iMorcellot: Gind Mary. 7-10.

inc. 1 over- Cl4rki: (jjrd Chens. 7-9. Inc. 4 uver mm-lev- 7-8.

Inr. 4 "vei iE. Betnolcs. Renins: Even WALLAMBA. 4 Grand Mary.

6 Bun-Eitree. Sr.iriet Circle. 10 Nasli. Llv Kerrabw. othern.

fl 0 143. 10 Half a leneih. iH liair Tim. 1m 15k. Handicap.

7f. Mr. B. Oldham's rh SIR TIIORNB. bv Speltnorne iimp.i uonai'in.

8-3. Inc. 1 over iC. Heatlu, 1. Intrepid.

1 7 im. Vlcterni. 3. htitrier's: 8-3 S. Dtvidsoni: cane.dl?n.

8 tT. Hcalevi; lMounl 8 N. nooinsoni: t-reaenn. 7 Potent, sll. c.ir il- c.Hini- t.4 ntR.

thorn R. 2 Fcrnivr. 5 6 Cmiadlin. 10 Psira Mount. Intrenld.

oihf. 9fl, 33. Lenztn. ntci. Time, lm 17 l-Sa.

PAKKNHAM (VIC). (Run ve3Lelrit.l Maiden Plate. 7L BRICSO. 7-U fA. Brio Bov.

8-ft A. Breasleyt. Ancnnir, i-u tj. O'Brien'), 3. Other HUrlers: Tomyjrrim, Raiding Lliht.

Colonel HVonen Tmnulslve. A note lb. B3l- (lieaii Meiedlth. Beltlnv: 5-2 Brw Roy 7-2 8 Kenross. Meredltn.

aunbetm, 15 OurlU, Ashtorrth. '1Q BRI3-CO. Antwalr. Ininu'lvr, 13 Ralrilns Llahl. Oolnnj Oenernl Frenco.

Boldlrnn. Two and a lenlhs. half a nerH. Time, lm 2b-. ii.nriin At Avis.

First ttlvlslon: D15NIS POP. 8-1) 1: Henry Tudor. t.J, OBrleni, rinry utbiu. r-i u. nthr Gorafous Hiisay.

Hoiibljant. En dure. Nncturnsl Vhil, Bquin. Lrfitiy Barhani Rfltting: fi-4 DRNIA POP, 3 Hriuy Tudor. iOorjtoui Hussy.

10 Houbhant. 1 Mar Craib. Mdv 33 Jaidure, Nocturnal VWil. Two lemth nd quarler. Tirne.

Ms. Second division. JUBILATION. 8-5 iH. Lativ 0-7 PrestonL B-7 tW.

ftox). 3. Other starters: Gold KnloarP, Eastern Silver, liberal Lady. Pertneis. Texts.

Pettlnt: E-en Lady Ce1osia jubilation. 7 wild chase, Gold Colonel. Kaltinra. rinnrn Silver. liberal Lati.

Perineal. four lenflhs. Time. SB1 Paltonham Oold Ilrttcelct. lm IW, Williamson).

1: Harlltan, 8 JK. oitn n-c tR. Batlevt. 3. Other srter.

(ML Women's Javelin Contest. Rdblna. Hlnlm. of Oantdi. with her last throw of 125ft Uln, won the women's JuvelUi championship yesterday, after the South African competitor, Tony Robertson, had led throughout the eliminating and final ounds.

With her first throw Miss Robertson achieved 121ft 4ln, which mi a considerable improvement on the Empire Oames record 103ft 7jln, established by Gladys Lunn, the English MISS ROBINA HIGQINS. champion, to Yesterday, Mlsi Minn was tnira in ine event; witn uvu o.iu. Only one competitor, Clarice Kenneay. rne Australian reccrd-holdcr. whose best throw stands at lmt 73ln, was excluded from Ihe final round.

Miss Kenneay couia not improve on 91ft 3Jln. The Australians In the final, Lena Mitcneii ana Elsie inc nu.ttrtuiMi champion, were the only two competitors who riirt nnr. imnmvn on t.hi. nrevlous Empire Games figures, and neither equalled hei beat Australian performances. Miss nas PHen creaitro wnn 2in in Canada, and ahe Is one of the bsst all- round field athletes In that Dominion, best year, she won the trophy for tne nssr.

performances In the national championships, when she collected three titles. Robertson has thrown 129ft. ON THE TRACKS. RANDWICK. ORASS TRACK iflam out 30(L).

Two furlongs: The Mirne 'Parr. -6. atonic the back. Roval Biifan. 28s.

Three furlon33: Oold Gem. Normal, and Acllflty. 37 'hz; Banter iLcwIji. 3fls; Eclogue, and two comnonloni, 38'is; Bcu1Ih. :i8K.iis: El Mevncll (Bertie 1 and Kalteie iHnrdti.3.

303: Hiut Monde. MVs: Ledv Pols and ccmpanion. LotiRh Neah and Meadow Wind. 39's: Playmate. Numeral.

Vint a tie. and Bonnie 4Q.f, Radio Queen mri R-d ftnoli 40 T-ntfrhool: end Cute Fox. Pratique and Susie, 40V.3: Brldecroom illlckev ind 42. Pnno fnrlnniia- Aroa-; anri 1WA "fimtlfinloni. fiO'-i: Jnrr.thwood and cnmoanlon.

53'-is: Zulu Mld und StufTv. Oav Chou. S4a; Beau Verre (Bailie. 34a; Sllcnun (Parr. 64 Monesh end The Palmist.

34's; Rock tie i.lamesi und Roral Mace, Feminist And r.omnanion. ftS'js: The Frenchman. SS: Peckmond end Homeric. S7a. th Jest three in I.nkshml and Adlos.

Don Cn-los. b9s: The Nineteenth and Orcnd Hotel. ftOa: even saloiiBlae iMarcdem. even time. Five rurlonns: nulte Cdedon 1-d Turbine.

)oih )m 5s: Tem o'fihrntei i.nd fie Frlendlv. lm 1J: Punish end Crt Bofil. 1m VAt. the las) niee in 3r; coronation una uitiwji. nn Romance and Attlcnced.

even time. nartv Own Foil: lm'10- th-. id A four In Dubonnet and Maid Mtinjii. 1m 10a; iBertle) f.nd Imnrovemem. iHe.rdlni.

lm 20; cailnan. im nn niana-V rttittt 1 ID. 20 L'Aljtlon led mvrn, lin an. Clean Play rnd Kr.bol). lm mi.

the lmt lour in DiiMfu Pnri Mli Nitht iKrtli'. lm ttls: Roy I Party, lm 23a; FrlaTi Switch, lm te'lti; To-monow. even time. fieven turlonte: Tiir Attifnimi md lorn Gobi, lm Onti mile: Levant, tid Keewonp. 1m Mb: Oenetout and jProceed, tron.

the lB3t nevcn lurlan.aTR lm 3fls. Nine fnrloniu: air MronK. thf. last four In Orv Knlaht end I.ove Irom Mufule, the la -t three tn 4J3. Alter Sis.

strong, ths liuu three In Ons mile, md Quarter: Youn Crusader U. am lOVa. the first six lurtonaa Hi lm 23Vifi. Uselul: KHmoo and Pin Money. TAN TRACK.

Three furlongs: Reaatta iKillorm end Orontei. Dan Caejar. 37a3: Mellow. ver AShi-ch. :i9.i; Caslcnaado.

393: The Ollt. JOlai: r.n..-' ulna Riv ana Vcllmond. en: 50' Quest. S2s: BrWand. 2a alona the Head Boy.

6211.5: Bl Senorlta iS. Jonen. S4 Us: Holbein. S4Ua: Volscia and Kihyla. 85s: Peanut 58i: Can tain Oaten Mother Cludal rnd Oalntv.

SO'a: o.ieratte ana uymxnanit, oi-. iDrstur, Petruchio (8. Jonesi. 67s; Starblne Five furlones: cieonira. im Alice Springs.

Six Cairns' (Lents), lm 33s; Araoia iMcMenamlni. lm 263. fieten furlonss: Flying Ace. lm Useful: BOiile? Head. Abelsrd.

araxlllan. Miles Hawlt. Cathartes. Shackleton. Diamond Wedding.

BeUravla. Tweeds We. Idle Talk Maurice. The Brush. Heritor.

Heroic Line. Loombah. Heroic Faith. Silver Standard. Brown Betty.

Pamela Cclla. R-Mrf-nnrt nov. rrK Vsnlt. Uzette. 3ptsm.

Talk clot. Denis, end LWit Draxoon. VICTORIA PARK. tflDDLR GRASS Itlongslde the rallai. Three turtongs: Sybraw (Plnlii and a Windbag Laay Woo Ally.

-38 Us; Mlrrlo (L. 0.9ulhrtni and. Trea Jolle (Plnki. 38's; Karl Jo iWelss). 41Us; Laurel O.

iLawrencet. Tearalong, 42Ua; Beranl (Connolly i. pace ork. Four furlongs: Irish Jig (Thomasi snd Llthgow (Ryani, 48s; soloitram (Mazoudlen, 49 Us; Coax (Smith i snd Ikara (McBlhlnny). 31s; The Annan fPlnki.

52U9, Alsddln (Smith) and Spetrbtne (Berry). 57s; OraHn (Willshen. 59'As; Fragrant Myrrh (Fyei. fiois: Mohican (Plnki, pace work. Five furlongs: Glenwitch (Plnki.

lm 2Vr, Ltd iRycni, lm 5Us; Monogrom (Coxi lm HUs; St. Aator (Fellows), pace work; Gold Sheen i Fellows pace work. Six fnrlon7s: Celebrate (Browne, and Vestal (Lerli. Jm IBs. the lest three in Elgh.

furlonvs: Gipsy Chief tThomasi, pace the last three In 43Us. CINDERS. Two furlonrs: Bfd Boy end comosnlon. 26. Four furlonirs: Prince Hakret 5SUs: Prender- gtst and Possum.

time; A Hugo and a com- pcnion. even ume. mx lunongs: sonny, im wto. KENSINGTON. COURSK PROPER (35 feet Out).

Three lurionzs: Wedding Veil and Grecian Art. 40s. Four furlongs: Delmestor (N. Varleyi. Impetus and Bturdee, S4s; Weet Hock (N.

Varleyi, 55s, Five furlongs Rosmead (F. Kuhn 1 7a; Hedonle and Cinderella, lm 0s: Florida. (J. McDonnell). Jm 14s; Mystery (J, McDonnell) and Lady Curls, lm 14s.

IAN. Two furlongs: Solntdny iV, FastburnJ. 28s. Thre fiirlonni: Confident iN. Turnni-i nri ntrra 3Ba: Rosemont.

44s, Four furlongs: Chiffon (H. Reed), ftJ'As; Frn.ua-dale (W. Webb), 52a; Cm so me and Hazelra, 5fls. r.Yo luriuiiHit, rnnce uitcinue, tm vs. ROSEBERY.

INSIDB GRASS (hurdles loft out). Two furlones: Trafmond (H. Sullivan i Ut fti- Barlnal. afis. Three furlongs: Esntualve tArmltagel led Fletrro oicnn ouiiivRiir ana irora uennim iuuKei, Le Orove (Smythel and Sun Leaf (Armltaee).

3fls: vcii iahiuii owiiivbiii una nuiHoiR, jh'is; uericie in. auiiivr.ni ana nifirHV iraiin frnfiur 42. Four furlonirs: Rhortn Flemlne (Lultet. mv.i Johnioft (J. Sulllvnn), 52'fcs; Morgrnm (Fsgnni and Ladv (Luket.

54s: spring song (Fagani, rvn i m.nK aim, ocuikmui lomyinfli, even time, Five furlongs: Teekster tS. Jones) snd Bethsheba, im (is, nnraiorn luriimnai ana uronze Heaa (Mor sillo). even time. Six furlongs: Perimond (Morslltoi, lm lAs, assisted over the last four fiirlontri hv Smart Gnl In AO Seven furlonrs: Irish Blend, lm 20s; Wyoming SWIMMING. ENFIELD LEAGUE CLUB.

Kn field Lcante Club conducted the first of a series of championship carnivals, whloh the Leariie of Swimmers has arranged In connection with the Anniversary celebrations, In the Fn field Olymnlc Pool last night A. Laldlsw retnlned the 220 jnrua cnnmpioninip oi now BOUin WSies, nna Harry Tltch and the Lragiiii Btftte Divtng Troupe gave -a fine' exhibition off the hleh tower. Junior mterelub Handlcea 88yds, Klees (Lelchhardtl, 43s, 1: a Staple ton. R. Keegan Tntefclub Handicap, 85vds.

Oulon. M. McCiillooh (Lelchhardtl, 8. Murphy (Lelchhardtl, 3. Inurelut Handicap, BSydi.

A. Reld (Lelchhardtl. 33.3s. (Lelchhardtl, C. Frakt, (Lelchhardtl.

3, Taama' Relay fuc, vnviMr-Sydney (3m 37.4,1. Ltluhhardl. 3: St, 3. Invitation Scratch Race, 110yd, (Sam Landa Cup l. R.

Ambrose (Lelchhardtl, lm 7.4s, A. Mlnahan ILekhhardtl, 3: A. I.aldlsw (Sydneli. J. Oeer ISydneyl.

4, won by a length, a touch between second and third. League Championship of New South Waist, 130 yards. A. Laldtaw isydnayl. 3m 39.4s, 1: C.

Am-brose (Lelchhardtl, Nlghtlngal, iSydnayl. 3. Won by four a yara between second and third. CLUB EVENTS. BTDNir LCAOirl At lh.

Domain baths: 100 Td, handleap: 8. Beimeu. lm 8s, W. Reld, J. near, a.

Woman', toydlt B. Pleanar, 34a, 1: Inland, u. Stafford. 3. 33yd, M.

Ireland, 31,. ll M. Brans, Plesnar, 3. 33yd, baekstroka: M. Bvans, 39s, 1: D.

Qulon, 9: u. Ireltnd O. DeaatrvaU, 3. mi' tin "a -t4wwWii: Miii.inrririitiri Tl St. DAPTO.

tilun lut nliht.) 1 1 eoydt. rtrrt hist; OoJJU'i taI. Hirlalu, 4-3 Qtlfin Aloni. OOLLUS Tortador, Saniovlno, 4 Oolttia tpliodour. Radiant rxrby.

Two liniths, lwi th aod a half. Time. w.as, Eatond hiat! Caih QroMr. ll InnkllMf. Spot- ttd One, 3.

Batllni: S-4 twin oniy I Alarob, 6-4 Ready'a Pridt, 3 CASH OHOOKR. tpotttd One, 4 Innkeeper, Four Unftba, UafU tod a baU. Timi, 38.0a. 'iTiira neat; Mtmenioi junior, uoioen uamui. JUNIOR, Oodtn Oambli.

4 Just hit a-. 0 Shy 'lorn, 1 Barn'i Own, ahellharbour, Lus, MUa Oay, lo Bui Klnf. Five langtra, thr linjtiu. Vtaurth heat; AraUut. Jaiila Oiu.

Father's my, Betting; o- on utsaeeo. o-a muaroj, a Minitnt Klnv. A Hna Vlarla. Mill a Fir. AIlL- LUT, 6 Jcult Owena.

10 Father' Day. light lenfint. one lenzm. nma, kh.oi, optnln Stake. Ore Oaih, Button Kint, Olley, 3, Boltlni: fi-3 ORBY OAflH, Button King, i uur nam, imie, vaimrgnf varnay 7 Oxlty.

Onit length, on leogth: Tim. 38.48. Brovnivllta Staka. Ninmon. Black Uuikit.

3: RoyalNlmbln. 3, Betting: S-3 NAM GOON, Black Shingle. 4 Ronouse. Black Muikit. Xnkosi, 7 twyu nimoin, Muiscnoerg, ini logician.

fin Untrih tA lar.trthu Ttm Qfl Om. ix) ll ii uon oiaai, ami war, rortunaii jinn, Boy. 7 BON WAR, 10 Storraalong-, Six Ungths. nan tengin, nmi, Dublin Andy. 3, Bottlng: 6-4 BILLY OQAN, 8-3 ncnmii, uauy mwiro, uniy Don, imoun Andy, sunny Jim, 10 Tutlla, Tnrti lengtns, mroo isnnna, -iimi, aw, WnnosvllU ntaka.rnraet Ma Not.

1 tel Farfl. Friendly Clilr. 3. BeUlna: 7-3 rORQUV ME NUT, 4 Legu Far, umesomi vaiity, Rooert Kent, 9-3 Always Waitinff. Gallant Sir, Friendly Clair, iu air Aioeri.

hiii a itngin, xour lengina. imo, 38.3a. nopto Stake, 090yds. Ketelby, Diamond Hill. Ljirlv KlnTarov.

3. Bettlns: S-4 Diamond Hill 7-4 KETELBY, S-3 SU-Clnde. 0 doldmtne, 7 Lndy rvingaroy. iu 'i-uuera wuten, id Margy jamiona, One lenuih, heed. Time.

41s. Minnaii HDiini Minna. nuyai. ouent Aim. Commerce, Polly Port.

3. Betting: 8-4 Com merce. 3 4 nyinit wnacKiea, moiit mirck. a SILENT BR IN, Bluff, Polly Foot, 8 Final Flore. Five lengths, two snd a half lengths.

Time, 3Mv Maiden Stake. Final: Jensle Oweni, Arellut, Ooltle'a ImaTe. 3. Betting: 6-4 Golden Ormble. Memento's Junior.

3 Arellut. 4 Qollte'n. Irnngf. Caah Grocer, fl Meridian. JESSIE OWFNB.

10 Inn-keener, Length and a half, four lengths. Time. Kemb a orane BtoKe. bbotos. Tauier, uooa- llne.

Betty 3. 7-4 Goodllne. 3 Poftrt Le. 3 Mis Ella. 6 Bettv Wise.

8 Bon 10 TAUT.WB. Volant Three "fen lrn'the. Time. 41.2a. prffliflenri n'mg, ioer lkh.

3: Lrtcrtt. 3. Bettln: M'Hy Valley All Rrltl-h. Mt Jerrv. 4 LA I vy T-fnett.

Andv a Comher La''. Five lengths, two rnd a half Ienth.i. Time. 41s. DUBBO.

iRun on nWhl.i naRft Stake. 470rds. Wilsa Kin. Golden Chimes. Perfumery, 3.

Belttnt: 5-S WILGA KING. GrId-n Chime. 8 Mountain Dw. Perfumery. 0 Mtlanor's Thought.

Nobr-snor. Welllmton'a Hone. 8 Hvlanthru.1. 10 Blac't Lea. Royal Dash.

length. Time 30 1-10. Porlerra Stae. 470vf. Charlie Footstens.

Otosv Moon. Veronlte. 3. B-ttlnjr: a OHAR- IRQW TOOTf I nvn, veroniie. 4 nasi win.

a Trrmvn 0 Moon. Brown Mlcwher. snv Dot. "Brawn 10 Burlrv 3on. Thr-e lengths: half-Vnrth.

Time. 2ft 4-5r. Ullijers- tunic iere. iujuj. Tlwr.

2: Wtnton. 3. BtMn: a Great Dlnsj. 3 Junale Tlirer. 4 TOO SHORT.

Wanton tl TOrtRlnua, 10 YaWoerln. Belly MeeK Journal, mil's Hope. Seven lengths; two lengths. Time. 'wioniirftff.

Pivlnw Stake. 2707da. Churrh Street 1: Burlev Jscfe Jonathan, n. Brttln-r: F.vfn Nimble Cuhby. 3 CHHRCH STREET.

4 Glend-m in. Caah Win. Thi? Rorue. 0 Jonnthin. 10 Golden Klnsr.

Sunarell, Rurle Jeck. Hountaln Dw. Lensth of a length. Time. 15 Mnldn Bti'tf.

470ydn.Cnsr. Gun. 1: Lartf 8'or-mont. 2: Kennv Bv. 3.

RiMtlns: Bn Lady stor-mrnt. 4 CASH nrjN. Mountain Mlnd. 5 Clrow. fl Kmnv Roy.

Dam- Watrh. 10 Mr.lorlty. Biir-e a Hop. Joe. Milsle Plume.

Three lengths: Icnth. Time. 2n n-Ss. Duhbn CMUlvnn. 1: MP1 Ro.

Clndo-lnda. 3. B-ttlm: 6- Oliver Oo14snilth. Mill Roy, 3 Trtiin- CATHXYAN. 10 Ctn-dorlnfa.

Two lengths: three irnstha. Time. Ro-u. 1: alph. nit ft meron.

Major Junior. THE HOOUE. 8 Crnfty Hullo Pnt. Awaffp. 10 "allnpt Dual.

Wanton Len-th and a haH: -nth. Tlmjp. iMi. 2- Th! Answer 3. cltlnr: OOP GOLD "TITP.

Mun Isa 4 fir Mlitcn. xi'cn-i ii .53, nin-r- 7 Peil-sier. Thti Answer. 1Q inn, 1 Salt. Tlm.

28s. lensth and a COUNTRY DRAWS. WEWCAS'n-K. 1 To run AiM-own Mitt'. 4B.

Cf.pltf.1, The Rtti, Tex- .11. T-lvinv Wh.c''l -0. Ftflff. noin; niu. jrmi.

Major Clnhon. Or raid ji Hopf, Mgm rmj, Tr lllnn Snn Eonaf-re. O'eV "Bon iU. Ceite voi. uannvan.

Senoy Amtlown --r- t. F'f. Harden. Kid. Tl-C Gold Plume.

'ti' i out rieclons ToSid. Art. N.acy w. D.ib tin, HMlW Th. Judge.

Kt.lr.,. Uttls lm 'ic1? -s7. Billy Siitde, Had Deiowrle Pi'lnr5i'a. o-ft Th Demon Fault, 3 Vntr Hurdle CTiie). Ttodborou2h.

riyln PUveV Lance jeik. Double JacU. 'Plwst Chris. Hill. Dart Chtner.

Grand ParW. nrlmasell. Swllty Nic, Alway. Walt- BttitM. PMIe Drle Ardcn.

CU'ren-s. L'-fV" Man. ChlnooU, Dtrk Stu dent. e-reur. 'i r.n.:ie o-ai, in i-ir-inrt-d in Lhe neil th lonovrinr h.

huM nn Wednes'iay Mini Tld 01i affiles. smirt mepper Baaclvr. V1m Oonctfllauon, MOSS VALE. To bi run lo-morrow nwnoon.i Maiden cir.r HiviKion: out v.eaiin. DapplTn.

Ouilty; Owejl. Pamelus. Olce. Merry Snow, i Bonj division: Frisco Ted. Merle Ann.

Emller's Be. Clear Gold. Mw Sijter Plil leyToom BpStted'b Joy. M.ltrun. Pon.i Last.

Sua Kin-r. Wenty Nell. I Third division: ChlcfOindo. Bonny Maid Tiny Hlla. Arabian Moon.

Sit Regent, Wonder Brown. Rlsln Mist. Mazr.lam. Berrlma District Sfahfi. PMon.

Blllando. No Poollnjr. Some Money. Bold Waaler Kismet. Mfttle Beer.

Fea. Bund a noon Mraii. sr. Tlr Aah. Winter.

Some Myatery. Jtut Gift. Golden Robe. Oinlvet. I nnn Tinntr cinifo First rtdon: Mllbrie.

Ken- ti-c' Blue. More Money, Tjrvelrjrar. Araent Umbra. Artilleryman. Ce.

P.dto Ribbons. 3coid division: Little Man. Don's Lucc. Molly Black. DustT.

Bon Ton, Brave Blonde, Cham pion uitsn, roiu Maiden Stn'te, 700vd8. Bundy Burse. Ctnn A-rnln Citbrthlnfr. Golden Gnni. Miss Riverside.

Rowlev'i Ledv. Sallv Grit. Iny Belt. Sutton Forest BiaK. iciiy wnt, ureniwoon t.mi.

pvrde. i arc, Lndv Elmo. Uv Jerrr. Seymour. Taiga Boy, TroublemaVer.

BOWRAL. (To be run to-monor nlghl.i' 350 Tards Norlre. Peigv Win, Black, street. MI3S enterprise, Halle's Comet. Olencoe Id.

TTlonvs Girl. Ladv Morlnda. Chlcallnao. Reserve: Auty-wln. 3.10 Ta-ni Hovice.

urawsnr, iot ijitcw. win-hlrL Oi'iltv. Blvonlrt. Ken Jlm'. Pel.

Win Ont. Reerve: wenty. Nell. Gold Dell. 3ftO Tras Aooroven iep nmer, merry Maid.

Fffo. Mnrbelle, Alheldene, Lady Brave. Blonde Feezar. 350 Terd Trill Stake. Smu Plains.

Oay Rhvthm. Cedrle, Commotion. Mobile. Crr-tPl. Jim Kapella.

Reserves: Outbade. Melody Uivers. 3.W Yard Flying Sluice. Velatne. Partdora.

Molly lack. Cinelva. Plcardy, Some Money. Local Betty. Sir Albert.

Reserve: Feprks Female. 350 Yards Novice. PI'eoTs Roy iral. Arab Present. Hannv Cad.

Lad Teromi. TM, epicy Sal, The Oemb. Reserves: Auto win, Oold 4B0 Ynrds Show. Stake. GwenM Pet.

MRfter Kis met. Frless aemale. Terrarorta, Rehnla'. Leon. tdv Mlhtue, Per de Lance, More Money.

Reserve: Sir Aihrrt, 480 Trrns pprcen siaie. Meinnv Lingers, riy-Inr- Ftsh. Orv Olorv. Arent. Umbra.

Benana. I-nn" Tre. Bai ndy. Vfldy Reserves; FlinT Munni. uiear unia, 480 Yerds Nolce Moss Fnd.

Hewen Gold. Row-Iv's Ladv. Mel's 'Prlncev Brlt'h Oneen. Tonely Rord. flir Regent, Sis Ktnr.

Reserves: Auto win, Rising Mist. (To be run to-morrow ntftht.l- MUUhorpe Sta'te. 4ft0vds, Beeonrt heat: Betty Oash, Glender Roy. Clndorlnda, Glad Kmerson, Hello pnt. Hootewa, Carcolla, The White wonder.

Third heat: Francis D-alte, Mllver. Olenru, Lady Cohen, Charksslt's Footsteps. Wal's Pack, Kerry Lndv Keith Dixie, Fourth heat: Blgek Daisy, Gold Kmerson, Biro-trlclsn. Heir, Oolden Madtre, Kit's Pet, Oold Sails, Our Gold Steps, Rally Clair. Fifth heat: Good Return.

Kltrhll Lat. Lady Chatham, Oolden Pearl. Milan Olrl, Mill Hampton, Olnav Mill, Nimble Cubby. Ouvong Slake Maiden, 4R0yds. First heat: Mill-thorne, Miss Nan.

Kreuqer. Beltonla. counters Mlcawher. Mllsprlr)g, Tribute. Tottle, Miltng.

Princess Shaun, Mlllthnrp Stake. 480vds.Slsth heat: Miss Blake. Llla's Son. Nigger Ras. Kirk Junior, Mountain Dew, Sunberrv Lnsr Rlo's Pal, Miss Gunner.

Sprint? 'eeovds. Heckler's Pride, Bal-ammon, Big Idea, Phnrsam. Nell Win. Mill Boy. Fnut? Morn.

Propaand. Ouyone atalre. Maiden. 4 nn yds. Second heat: Quo Vardls.

Waryllle. Mill Bhtde. Persian Tom, Th White Spider, i Tippy Bon, Thorn's Quest, pivinn Rtkt. 940vds. Just Sam.

Rita Cash. Red Ron. Market Mary, Robesptere. Cash Olrl, Numbll Diggers' Hurdle Race, Maiden. 4 80yds.

Vigilant, ra Re wnrd? Three Wishes! Just Llcksum (Vlc.l, Dubbo'a MOREE. it if (To bi run to-morrow altht.) Maiden' StakeBeeteater, Ford son Lou, Contro versy, vaimai, Lucxy rnaians, nooo, hiu moti- ml flntinl firin'a ntk 2nd division RnoWv Byron Mlse Sun, Klskadee. are 11 an, Sculptor, fit at utit-Hia linhtufit tn hftftrftcan If neeeiiarr) War Machine, Broadfoot, Passion Boy, Btlaelt, Royal President's Stake. Fourth division Meek' Own. Ban's Lair.

Tsllerlna, Punchbowl, Scandal's Image. silver Bruce, Dtehton'g Pride. park Stake. Flossie. Honejf Boy.

Timeru Utt Kevteh. Mlu Titanic Lucky Ph alar Is, Otverago, VfMient" division: Terry O'Shea, fitVt Freferenee. All Proof. Coo, Rydalerast, silver fsufateeft' to handleao If nseimrf. Newtown Qu sen.

KImbrlkl. Minnie Ask. Snow Terms, wron, risen 'pm Bocloorpo. Pedo.i Royal cap. Nyjhyah, Son Oawn, nmlt Stake" fidirA FteMreiiet.

Week's Own. NarilUo. Ban'e Lair. FuncBMWi. aeuipior, i KE-ALLOTMENT OF SATURDAYS.

Proprietary Clubs to Benefit. Metropolitan racing fixtures have ftjain been adjusted, this time to return to the MooreHeld and the Canterbury Park Racing Clubs the Saturday fixtures taken from them in the original allotment. Warwick Farm will lose two Saturdays, but the Australian Jockey Club has some compensation In the fact that the Wednesdays have been re-allotted, so that the Wednesdays at Warwick Farm will be followed by meetings on the next Saturday. The fixture list will not be finally determined until there Is an announcement from the Government about the day on which the King's Birthday will be celebrated. It Is more than likely that this holiday will be In June, In which event there will be a further nmendment of the fixtures, so that the A.J.C.

winter meeting will synchronise with the holiday. GAMES RESULTS. ATHLETICS MEN. 220 YARDS. 'Records: World 3.

20.3s; Empire. 21. Bs; Australian. 21.53: New South Wales, Winner. 1034: A.

W. Sweeney (ftnsland). 21.9s.) PINAL. C. B.

Holme? (England), 21.2s (Australian and Game record. 1: J. Mum ford tAuitrnliai, E. beat, 3: L. O'Connor -Canada-.

4: H. 8. Yatea (Australia), ft; W. W. Roberts f-won by a yard.

wHh hair a yard between second and ihird. Games record. ONE MILE. Records: World s. 4m 6.3s; Empire, 4m 12.8s; Australian.

4m lis; New South Wales. 4m 21.43 Winner, 1934: J. E. Lovelock (New Zealand), 4 in 12s. I Pir3t heat: J.

W. Alford (Walesi. 4m 11.3a (New South Waled record. n. Graham (Scotlandl.

W. A. Pullar Ne'v Zealand 3: T. Allen (New Zealand). 4: M.

FmUm (Australia). P. Barry Brown lAustrchai. 0. Won hv 10 yards, wtlh four yards between second and third, and lour yards between intra ana lourtn.

Second hem: G. I. Backhouse i Australia. 4m V. nnnt iNrw Zpalftnd) B.

C. Eele? 3: A. Clarke (Crnada. 4: N. J.

Wessells South Africa-. 5. Won bv a yard mid a hail. ith IS yards between second and third. THROWING THE 161b HAMMER.

Records: World 3. 189(t fi'iin; Empire. 158fi S'in; Australian and New South Wales. 141 lin. Wlnnei.

1934: M. C. NoSes lEmUrnli. 158H 3ain.i G. W.

Sutherland iCanrdai. 159ft 97iin (Australian and Games record). 1: K. Pardon Australia i. 148ft Qin.

2: J. G. Lfcitle (New Zzalandi. 145ft Oyin-. 3: P.

McNanwa i Australlai. 139ft fl'tn. N. R. Rossnbli-m Australia i.

135ft 9iln. 5: Graham 131ft 5'iln. 6. RUNNING BROAD JUMP. Records: World's.

S'iin. Empire. nil Auriralta and New South Wales. 24ft 6 If. H.

Brown 24ft 4 "lin (Games record). 1: J. Panton (Cznida). fl'iln. 2: B.

C. Dlcken-sn 23ft 55iln. 3. H. T.

Gould fAus-trjllai. 23fi 4 in. .1. P. Metcalfe 'Australia.

5. SIX MILES. Record: World s. 29m Emnlrc. 30m 4fl.fi Australian nor! New South Wiles.

31m 49s. Winner. 1934. A. W.

Pennv iKnjrHndi. 31m 0.6. C. H. Matthews (New 30m 14.5s and Games record'.

1: R. R.nkine (Conadsi. 2: W. Havward iSouth 3: A. R.

New H. Weatherlll (Engbnd. 5-H. A. Glhson -So'ifh Afrlcai.

fi: Wallace iCanpdat. 7: A. H. Bassed ft: S. (Australia-.

9: B. Oovle (Australia, in. Won hv iso with 250 yards between iecond and third. 440 YARDS, Record: world s. 46.4i; Emoire, 48s: Australian.

4R.4s. Wlnnei. 1934. G. I.

RamplinR iSnglandi. 4Rs, FrRST BfCAT. r. V. Prior iSouth Africa.

pnd GF.me.i recoid. 1: J. Mumfoid Orr 3. Won by lour yards, a vard between econd and third. SECOND HEAT.

.1. l.oariniT iCaneda. 49. 'is, 1: H. .1.

Tyrls "New Aland i. 2: A. H. Jones (Australia. 3.

Won by half yard, with five yards between second and third. THIRD HEAT, W. 4s.ls. W. Fits 'Oanpde, 3: A.

Payers iNew Zcalp.nd'. 3, Won by ytrds, 15 between second pnd mud. 440 YARDS RELAY. i FOUR 110 YARDS i. World's.

40. Rs: Empire. 42. Australian and New South Wales. 43.2s.

Winner, 1924, England, 42.23. Canada i.f Browtn. r. Haley. .1.

1 oarlnsr. I. O'Connor. 4 1. 6s (Australian and lerorrti.

1: Enjrlanri Hichr.rt.-on. K. S. Duncan. M.

Wallace. C. R. Holmes. 2: Australia (E.

J. Best. A. J. Wn'son.

J. E. Hamnson. H. Yat3).

3. Won bv tT.o yards, with a yard' between second and third. WOMEN. B0 METRES HURDLES. Records: World's, U.fir: Empire.

"1 1.8s: Australian and N.S.V. li.3a. Winner. 1334: M. Clark (South AXrica', 11.8s.

FIRST HEAT. B. Burhef South Afrlcai. 11. 9s.

1- R. T. tons (Ne-v Zealand'. C. Kennedy i N.

Gould Australia). 4: E. Raby i England). 5. Won hv tv.o varas.

with three-quarters of a yard between second and third. Time. 11.9s. SECOND HEAT. I.

Giant 12.1s. T. P-a'te 2: K. M. TifTen (England.

y. Dins-ley iCnada. Won by thres yardj, with tour yards between iecond and third. 220 YARDS. Record: World's.

24.3s; Empire, 25s; Australian nd K.3.W., 25.8i. FIRST HEAT. T). Norm'n (Australia. 24.9s (Austtaiien nri Games record.

1: J. Dolwm (Canada), G. Itnn 'Ennland. 3: L. Strachan (New Zealand).

4. Won by eicht with lour yards Between second and th'-d, and three yards between third and fourth. SECOND HEAT. I. Coleman (Australia.

25.3s. 1: O. S. Saunder.i England. M.

McDowell (Scotland. V. Montgomery (Canada. 4. Won by two yards, with two yards between second and third.

THIRD HEAT. Meagher iCanadai. 24.9s. 1: A. E.

Wrarne 'Australia'. 2: M. Hollowav fFnglana 3. Won by A ynrd pnd a half, wllh eight yaras between second and third. FOURTH HEAT.

B. Burke i South Alrlra). 25.45. 1: I. Talbot Australia).

K. S. Stokes (England). 3: 1. SEMI-FINALS.

First hept: D. Norman (Australia. 14.3s 'Australian and record i. B. Buries (South Afrits I.

Talbot (Australia), 3. Won by six yards, with a yard and a half between iecond and third. heat: E. (Canada). 25.1s.

1: .1. Colenirn (Australia. A. E. Wearne (Australia.

3. Won by half a yard, with inches between second tnd third. THROWING THE JAVELIN. Records: World's. 153ft 105ft 7Vin: Australian and N.S.W., mft 73'ln.

R. Hiins icpnari(. 125ft 7 In (Australian and A- H- Robertson (South Africa. 131ft 4ln. 2: O.

A. Lunn Enclandi, 119ft 5Vin. 3, M. J. Mitchell (Nr.w Zefiland.

118ft Hln, 4- s.fs,r Si Mitchen WRESTLING. riNAi.8. 1 Welterweight. T. lAustrtllil.

beat P. standen South Alrleai. ll-li on uolnts T. tvna iCanada. Heat P.

Shearaby iSouth Alrlol on points. Usht-Heavy Wclsht. 1. Scart (Auitrallai 113-i" (South Alrlcal 1 13.2.1 by a fall In 7m 57a. Heavyweight.

J. Knltht lAmtrallH (1S-H beat .1 Dryden (New Zealand) by all In lira i BOXING. FINALS. Plyweleht: (South Africa Cl.l2"i. J.

Gannon rCnnada) iB-Ot nn points. Eantnmwelahc W. H. Duller (Knulandi ocai n. unviisfii laouin Afticni ih-t on ooinm.

Featheru'tifht: A. W. Henilci's iCeylon U-l oeat j. wat win scot find ts-ova on no nttt. LlRht: H.

droves (Enelnndi 19-81 beat H. Hurst lUBnnan ih-iii on points. Welter: W. Smith (Australia i (10-fii heat A. J.

Heentv iNtv inland 1 10-3 on points. Middle: D. P. Rearrfon iWalem Hl-S'l beat M. Dfnni.i ili934i on points.

Llsht-heavy: N. Walmnran-i iSouth Afrlcni M2-1l nciit ui'cran Aiisirnna i nj-m on poiniR, Hfavy; T. Osborne (Canada M4-n beat O. Sterling (South Africa i 13-1 on points. CYCLING.

1,000 METRES SPRINT. TiiKt hft: R. Olles (New Zealand rode over. Bficond heat: Rav Htcks (Enttlandi, time last 220 -aids l- M. M.

KODiniron, it. won ay iik inches. Third heat: R. B. Ulmcr (New Zealandi, lit K.

Orev (Australlai. 9. Won hv half a length. Fourth heat. T.

Johnson (Australlai. 13 -ts, 1: 1. Lampard (Canada. 2. Won by two Jen nth Filth heat: R.

T. Taylor (New Zealand i. 12.9s, n. -Porter i Australlai. 2.

Won by two Jenvihs awtn neat: w. w. Maxneia (e-nRianai. 12.4s. 8 Rose 'South Afrlcai.

3. Won by a inoth Pi rat rmirhcaf hfat: E. QraV I Aus tralia 13. U. Robin ton (Canada), a.

Wort by two lengths. second repechnge heat: II, Porter 'AUfHrrlTn, 13. ft, it La.mpard jCanadai, 8. Rosa (South Africa), 3. Won by lenalh and a RnfRram Skipping Girl.

Scotch Ussle. noin ro. nffi Quern. Allevlalf. BlncU Friar.

KiUy Slmen punishments for them. There were times when there were no suspicions until after the event. In that case the stewards had to act. Mr. Williams has been a steward for about 26 years.

His first association with racing in an official capacity was as Judge at the Boolaroo. Wallsend. and Heddon Greta courses. Later, he was judge for about nine years at ucsiora. He iouoweo tne late w.

C. Markwell as chairman of the Newcastle ste wards, and held the position for about IB years. ARMIDALE RECORDS. Cool Joy in Form. HEATH'S FIVE WINNERS.

ARMIDALE, Thursday. A course record of 1m 52 l-5s for nine fur- lonss was established by Cool Joy in winning the City Handicap at Armldale to-day. A record for six furlongs was also established by Grey Derby. Jeanne D'Arc and Tickle were the early favourites, but were displaced by Cool Joy, whose price hardened to 5-2. Cool Joy was always well placed, and finished under punishment to beat Tickle by a neck, with One Alone three lengths farther back.

Just ahead of Version. In winning the Borough Handicap, 6f, in lm 13 4 -5s, Grey Derby lowered the course record of lm 14 4-5s. set by Sir Aiiambah rfotne years asjo. C. Heath.

I tie Newcastle jockey, had a successful meeting, riding five winners, including doubles on Wallamba and Promised Maple. His fifth win was on Sir Thome in the last race on to-day's programme. Lord Charis. when taken on to the course for his preliminary for the Trial Handicap, took charge of his rider, H. Hanley.

and galloped about nine furlongs before the race. Lord Charis took his place in the field, but finished If. st. TURF NOTES. Valbeati Sore.

Vfllteau, who is back, in trebling pt. Newcastle, showing slight shoulder soreness. It is hoped that there will be no serious check in his preparation for the A.J.C. Autumn meeting. Booked for Perth.

Mr. L. O. Keys, son of the trotting trainer. C.

Keys, of Western Australia, and formerly of Sydney, is due to return to Perth to-morrow week, after a three weeks' visit to Sydney. Mr. Keys will take back with him the trotting Mable Lou, formerly raced by W. Bird, snd also the pe.cer Erin Vale, who won er. Harold Park yesterday week.

Mr. Keys is also ne.iotiatin? for Minting, and he abo may go to the West. Keys was enthusiastic about trottlnp In Penh. He said Sydney meetings could not compare with these in Penh. At Perth night trotting there were crowds of 12,000, and on cup nights as many as 20,000 people were present.

Admission charges were also a factor, for in Perth the charges to the paddock enclosure were 6 tor men and 36 for women, and an all-round cnarge of 36 was made for the St. Leger reserve. Since Mr. Keys and his father went to Western Australia in 1926 they have taken 42 Sydney horses to that centre. Armidale Races.

The Armidale Cup. run on Wednesday, was advertised to start at 3.35 p.m.. and the City Handicap, run yesterday, at 3.5 pjn. II. Zensky Improving.

H. Zensky, who was injured in a fall tit. Canterbury Park a month av hs.s improved so much that the plaster has teen removed from the broken teft wrist. Zensky may b-; riding in about three weeks. Trainer Killed.

Clifford Wells 33. a Northern Rivers trainer, was fatally injured early yesterday morning when his motor car, after hitting a euide-pest on the sanagate Koaa at Virginia, overturned. Among the horses he was train ing at Sand Rate were Alia Boy, Chry Quits, and Chrvstal Silk. Both Alia Boy end Chry Quits have won races in Brisbane recently. Cowra Jockey Club.

The nnlv chanae resulting from the election of the Cowra Jockey Club committee was that Dr. Garner replaces Mr. W. Dempsey. There were 200 ballot papers sent out, and 153 were returned.

The annual meeting reappointed Mr. P. G. Phillips as president. AVENGER SHOWS SORENESS.

Possible Effect on Autumn Engagements. MELBOURNE, Thursday. Avenacr. an acceDtor for the St. Oeorec Stakes at Caulfleld on Saturday, continues to cause his trainer (J.

E. Holt) anxiety. He showed distinct signs of soreness while working with Nuffield at Ensom this morning. and although his action improved when he warmed up, he was sun aispiaying soreness when leaving the track. The trouble is apparently muscular, and some track watchers consider that, unless Avenger makes considerable Improvement, he will be an absentee from the rich autumn races, It Is ctrtaln that no risks will be taken with him.

and It is equally certain mat Holt would not ask him to run to-morrow if be had any douht about the colt's fitness. Avenger was troubled with soreness in the spring, particularly before the Caulfleld Oulneas, but he threw It off during the race and just failed to defeat AJax. Mr. Percy Miner, Avenger owner, arnra from 8ydney to-day. i N.Z.

DAVIS CUP TEAM. AUCKLAND, Thursday. A. C. Stedman, the Auckland tennis player, is not available to represent New Zealand in the Davis Cup competition, as he has 11 hiiAlncss anrjotntment in Auckland.

He has represented New Zealand three times In Davis Cup competitions In company with E. Andrews, C. E. Malfroy, and D. C.

Coombe. This may delay the announcement mui team. A. D. Brown, of Auckland, winner of this year's New Zealand championship.

Is regarded as a certainty, but It Is doubtful who his team mates will be. POLO. The Melbourne Hunl Polo Club learns for Uie forthcoming Moonee Vallev tournament nounccd on Wednesday. The tournament, at which there will be compct tlona tor the Huntlngnelrt handicap! and BtFadbroke Cfips. JIM begin on February 28 and end on the following IWday The hunt teams are: A T.

R. Wllbrhnj Mi A. Creawlck Hi. W. Morton Brown i3i.

nd Major R. O. Irving icaptaln and backl. C. P.

Chomlcy 1 J. V. Edgar (Ji. R. C.

wood 131, ana o. ,11. U. Stubb. (Jl.

K. O. Quest' icaptaln and 31, and Major A. H. L.

hbro.d-that the Adelaide Polo Club will kg able to Sena at ieB5i one io in. Adelaide sod Csramut have each won the SUad- broke Cup twice, and ther wins a third lime Brown W. Alford (Wales), Fleming Queen, who was third to Bofleld and Some Vixen At the lat Moorefield meetiua. There is not muoh in the form ot the others to command -attention. 5T.

GCORGE HANDICAP. Pun aster has hart a rapid rise Irom novice company to bp, lopwelght in a race ot this description. Alter being first in the A.J.C. January Handicap and third in the Anniversary Handicap, he shaped disappointing in ine reoruary Handicap at warwlcK Farm on bar-uraay. I'rouaoiy it will oe as well to overlook his running in that particular event.

Perimond. niier a soell of four months. re appeared at Warwick Farm on Saturday, and oeni oniy two iwvsex tne uienneid Handicap. He should be 11 the tetter for the race, Wise Boy was beaten decisively by Lucky Kid tn uie r-iyino: Mile er Ascot at weonesctay, and. on that form, dees not read too well in thus stronser company with flst 41b.

Housemaster has improved rapidly since re suming racing on January l. and probably he was not at his uest when he won the carwis- rnrd Mile at Host hill on January 29. With 8st alb he is favouiablv handicaoned. Don Caesar vas oui classed in the Kurnell Handicap at Randwick on January 26, but before that ha hart chnwn ifrrl nrlnnlnr rnrm Vlntnpla Park nn December 22, and at Rand wick on January 1, when he dead-heated for first Iplnce with Troy in Tattersall's New Vear Uirt. Morning Gift Is on ihe Improve.

Her third to Mangoola and Cocranga, at Warwick Varm last Saturday, was a nice fiffort. She wph among the lenders from the start of that race, and nnisheo on strong iy. MOOREFIELD HANDICAP. Celebrates form is attractive, his lpst fivp starts have resulted in two wins, two sec onds, and a founh. He is at hU bost on Ihe Moorefield track, nnd was oeain by a head by Hope in the Moorefield Handicap on January o.

as nope sunsequenuy won Anniversary Handicap at Celebrf.tc is well recommended for to-morrow's race. He lolloped nicely over nix urlonas at Victoria rars yesterciay morning. Journal did not perform well on either day of the A.J.C. meeting, bur, he "iv.As second to Valnsrm in the Mrorfl (Cup at Moorefield on January 8, and bsfor that had raced well at Canterbury Park and Newcastle. His latest track trials have been satisfactory.

Ppnastcr Is an unceptor for the St. Oeorse Hendlcap, to be run eirHcr In the afternoon, snd his form has been referred to In the i comments on that rpce. Improvement ha 1m-J I proved rprmrfcabiy in recent weeks. Hi3 last two xt-arLs havp resuh.pri in win.i at. Rvhin and Waiwicfe Farm, and hit track work i v-u rtmiawnjh sujrsesui mai ne i.

even octcer 1 than when he wen at Warwick Farm on Repre's lfitt form good. He was second jut Nevcastle on January 2fi lo Ped En.iljn. second at lan Wednesday to The c-i i if.u in. oiHuiii i iie Jin. run v.

nii in ine nrst r- race to-morrow, Repere will hvc numetcuj cacKer.s ror tne Moore tie id Handicap. Aitor Six fcftme home strongly fit Xenaing-J ton on Febmery to bft second to S-Mlmakei let. the end of mi. He will reoufre to im prove il 1 more win hi. Connottar Lad showed glfmpsf.

of form by fillinff third piece in i Pro3re33ive Handicap al Ascct on 5. but hxi sines been out of a place at Rcsebery and Victoria Park. FLYING WELTER HANDICAP. FIRST DIVISION. Oay Chou was wlthdra7n from his engage- monl.

WarmMfL- tArm hut nallnrjul A'rai- the races. His work has been of a hih order. Hp has had one tun hL spell, be In -5 in the Kurnell Handicap at the An: nlversary 'meetlnsr. Caneirrsss won at Canterbury Park on 15, and has had three starts since. He was sixth in the GlenAeld Handicap at Warwick Farm, and that run was not as impressive ss his previous attempt, when he was second to Hamurah at Rosehill.

Pernacre showed improvement In the GlenAeld Handicap, in which he was fifth. Moorefield is his lucky course, and he is particularly good ot welter weights. Pasha has not run since the spring, nor has Electron. They may both require racing. Moaenza was second In a similar race at Ihe last meeting at Canterbury Park, and was backed to favouritism for the Trial Stakes at, Rcsehill.

She will he better suited to-morrow. Reraol shower1, good form to win the Trial Stakes at Rosehill. Two runs previously he had succeeded in the second division of the Plying Welter Handicap at Victoria Park. He is to be respected. Raleigh docs not anneal, and Casicasado races best under the lighter scale of weights.

Delmestor is meeting weaker comoanv than flhe hns since she won at Kensington in De- oemoer. Uberous hss not run since November. His three wins have been at Moorefield, and as he callops well when fresh he Is included among tne prorjaoies. Let Slip failed at Ascot. He has been a consistent placegetter since he resumed racing, but to-morrow's field Is not easier than the company in which he has failed In recent weeks.

Mannmoh toes not seem good enough for open company. She may And Dameltta too good at the weights If the race Is selected for Dameltta In preference to the Three and Four Year Old Handicap. SECOND DIVISION. R. Mead aDDears fortunate to have drawn the second division with Fortccllo.

The horse failed In the Christmas Trial at Randwlck, but before that beat all but Tickle In the A.J.C. Trial Hnndlcap. Six furlongs will suit mm better tnan tne mile at Randwlck. King Moab has not raced since August. and Salamync since October.

Both are winners at Moorefield. but both may require racing to bring them along. Snlonalse won at Randwlck on a heavy track on December 18. He his had two runs since then, but neither display has been up to the same standard. El Meynell is Imnrovlng, end may come In for supnort.

and To-morrow's third In the Bondl Handicap at Randwlck la a recom-mendntlon, even though she failed In the Adrian Knox1 Stakes. Strathlsln finished fourth In the Phillip Handicap at Randwlck. won by Sednnum. It was ft sound performance. Idle Words has won at Moorefleln.

and her success at Oos ford on Tuesday Is a warranty of her condl tlon. Bllnkv Bill and Harlowe do not anneal, and although Sir Banking, Camalon, and Immacu. late have shown form at the provincial fixtures, to-morrow's field may be too smart for them. Kurrawld hi not run since November, and with the other! should be held safely enough, tag's name as, the rider of Mohican, end the substitution ot that of W. Cook In the Gten-fleld Handicap was concluded.

The ate ward a found that, while there was no ulterior motive on his part, it waa due to the negligence of R. Roger (whose duty it is to obtain the riders' names and telephone them to officials In the semaphore tower, In communicating the name of R. Hardin, without confirming? from the official in the Acceptance office that It was Tner weotaingiy imposed a fine of s.2 on Rogers for tils omission." I FLYING WELTER DIVIDED. Analysis of Prospects. Divisions in the Flyinp Welter Handi cap have extended to-morrow's Moore- fleld programme to seven races, the first being timed lor 1.30 p.m.

and the last for 4.30 p.m. Acceptances for the St. George Handicap and for the Moorefield Handicap were disappointing, there being only six horses left In the formor race and seven in the latter. THE PROGRAMME. THREE AND FOUR YEARS OLD HANDICAP, lm.

U.30 p.m. 1 st lb lb Lat Nlshr 8 11 Sturdy I-1 Hip Jilt. inc. 5 Happy Man 7 pen 8 10 Maid of the Moun- Dameltta tains 1 Careerbra L'Alslon Peanut 8 2 Gold Pn 7 Record 8 2 JUVENILE HANDICAP icolt.1 lit! gelfllnit.it. 51.

Brltrcnd Blue Ray Mystery General Woiinsn Glenone My Pontlac Bull Chase Orontes Ro7il Pari? 8 4 Sir Scrincl 8 4 Theban Prliice 1 12 Treasure Hunt 7 10 Bpstop 7 10 Pol Tip 7 9 LESt Chnncf. 7 7 GUtterlnit Fltme 7 7 JUVENILE HANPtC'P ifllliept 3f (2.30 fleati Verrs fl 0 Old Sevlll" Arcaa 8 8 Veto Trne Dunne 1 13 Rounter.ilan Lbette 7 11 Babrlc? Sltarello 7 10 Iaderahip Radio Quefn 7 fl Katja ST. GEORGE HANDICAP. 1 O.O. Panaster 8 9 HoiisemF.ster Perimond 8 4 Don Cr.esar WUe Boy 8 4 Morning Gilt MOOREPIELD HANDICAP.

I Urn Crlebrr.ie fl 10 Rcpere Journal 8 After 81 Panastrr 8 5 Connottur Led Improvement ..83 PLVINO W3LTIHI ftl. First Dtvf3lon i4.0. flay Chnu Cr.ncqross Fern acre Mo em a Flcctron Bcranl Raleigh Caslct3ado 10 4 Delmestor 9 9 Uberoiii fl 1 let Slip 9 0 Mnameh fi ia IV. Impetui 8 10 Damrltla 8 9 The Palmist Sfnond Division (4.10. Idle Words.

31b pen. Portcello Kins Moab fialamyne Salonalse El Meynell To-morrow Kurrawtd Convriiht. Cpmilon, inc. 8 pen 8 7 Bllnity BUI 8 7 Harlow 8 7 Sir Baralortft 8 Immaculate 8 fl Cheery Jacfc 8 Operp.tlc 8 fl Sybriw Publlsned if 1th he auihoriiy ol the MooreHeld Racins Club.t THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP. T.at.e Night has not raced for nearly two months, and at hb last start wa only eighth in a division of a welter handicap at, Victoria Fart.

He has been galloping satisfactorily on the training grounds during- the week. The Jilt carries a penalty of nib for having won at Ascot on Wednesday. She appears be lm proving now, and her burden of 8-10 should not trouble her In this clasf. Dameltta has been off the winning list lor some time, but her splendid record at Moorefield meetings will recommend her to backers. Careerbra attracted attention oy filling third place in the first division of the Plying Welter Handicap at Canterbury Park last month, when Canegrass won by two lengths from Aureus, who was only a head in front of Careerbra.

Probably that run will have improved Careerbra. Peanuts form this season hAs been poor. and she will require to improve considerably to have any possible chance in this race. Re cord failed to gain a place in four start last mnnll. nhlla B.linlu'.

nr.li. rtl.nlnn. was In weak ccmnany at Menangle Park, where he nnisned tnira to First Chance and Tne Hunt Maid of the Mountains scored In impressive style on a heavy track at Kensington, "no1 Hianconi, wno was second to her. won at start at Ascot. Happy Man.

ano Gold Pan were unplaced at last start, and do not appeal. JUVENILE HANDICAP. COLTS AND GELDINGS. Brigand's two wins brings him under notice for the colts and neldlmts' division of the Juvenile Handicap. His first success was at Menangie ana was followed by A good win in much better company at Rosehill.

Barallght won at Kensington on a heavy track. The opposition was not strong, and Barallght kept Ills backers in suspense right to the post. The performance was not as impressive as that by Brigand. Blue Ray has Improved in appearance since he unexpectedly won at Victoria Park on January 19, and must be considered. None of the remainder has won, but several have shown promise.

General Monash has been placed at each of his last three runs. He was beaten for second place behind Brigand at Rosehill by Glenone, and on to-morrow's handicaps there should not be much between the pair. Bull Chase Is improving. He has not run since he finished strongly at Rosehill in December tn the race won by Beau Verre. Glittering Flame hag had many opportunities without showing to great advantage.

Orontes, Bestop, and Last Chance would have to improve a good aeai to nave a cnance, ana the remainder have not yet run in a race. FILLIES, The fillies' division Is comparatively weak. There are two winners, Beau Verre and Areas, and Beau Verre's performance In winning at Rosehill from Kuttabul and Areas points to her again finishing In front of Areas, who does not appear as solid in a finish as her rival. After her win, Beau Verre was third at Randwlck to Benora and Vintage, and then was fourth at Warwick Farm In the race In which Vlall beat Early Bird, a good winner since then. Areas Improved on Tier third at Kosenui oy winning at victoria ram, ana was afterwards unnlaced behind Ollla at Rosehill.

Irene Dunne has- not won a race, but she may do better at Moorefield than on the other courses. She Is trained there, and will have her first run there to-morrow. -1 Uzette has not run for nearly a month, but Is working fairly well. Her owner, Mr. E.

Watt, has another nomination In Radio OFFICIAL FINED 2. POSTING OF WRONG RIDER. The atlpendlary ctewards yeiUrday concluded their inquiry into the reason for the posting of R. Harding the rider of Mohican it Warwick Farm on Saturday. They litued the foUowln "The inquiry Into the posting of It, Herd- I 7 1 I 3 i 2 1 1 I jj 7 i 7 4 I 1 Bellevue Hi OAKLKIOH P.imelu ill i3i(iwn rone in UOi Othello VM Ml Mcnrlco i IK) Pllent 'Lit Pi -tern Mr Id il) Tlie Ce.id i 0 Klni's Head tM Studio iHt lin.

line. 4 pen Hf ecjhwood 8i Amiable iPi Swet Memories (31 PTT. OROBOE ATASRS. lm If Hnld Hod Hi Ovptain Prince Quer. lOl Avenaer (2i 8 3 Hua Mi nRinaiin 8AUflRUR7 WSL.TER.-lm i5.0t.

peeolng Watch flolri Token am Steel Spear i in i Eastern Spot Roynl Meanenger (141 Blue SkT (1R court Oosifn Devonian 131 1 nolnhhi 'id Jevlngton Mfid 3 Mht Wind '61 Rondeletla 1 1 l'UI Allnura 0i The Riff (17) carolcoa fill Chelandrtc (2) Beaustone (16) Oistoa (7) Irvlnu (8) Banquet 1)5) (41 8 13 8 11 8 10 Sunrayula ib nosltlona (Copyright. Publish shown In parentheses. Victoria Amateur Turf Club.l B.A.T.C. (DOOMBEN). fAcceptmce.

T1 be run Two-yea ra-old Handicap, 4i( il.lOt. Dnlr.lT Pox. 9-J; Hendra Ud. 9-'t: Conner, BobbT BOT. 8-1: MU'lc Mss'er.

S- 7-10: Ooonamurra 7-10; Roymond. 7-10: Snc.T.btnk. 7-10' Half Bov. 7-9: Mir. Brutus.

7-g: Roynlbnrn. 7-8: Valley corner. 7-8: Wisdom. 7-7; Itmmle Corban. 7-8: flrateto.

7-7; Roger For. 7-5; Homely, uon Bella. 7. Trial Handicap. ST.

First division 13-lui: r.ra- mar. B-3: Lad, xara oonnie Allor. I.d. 8-9; Seredie. 8-9; Reremoa.

8-8; Pile Dor, 8-7: Albacora, 7-13: Pantheon Prince. 7-13; Betallr. 7-8: Pupil. 7-6; Red Douglas. 7-5: a-ern Oold.

7: Ourlmbah, Ross Cannon, Wlnly. 1- Second dlTlslon Musso. b-ij; rti. LMhlan. 8-10; Rejolc.

8-9: Pleiades 8-8; Irish Bachelor. 8-7: Sundae. 8-3: Mr. Pelt. 7-13: laii-ber.

Silk Spear. 7-8; Oolden Versei 7-8: Ann 7-5; Bull Top, 7-3: Spotted Owl. 7-3: Wlnberr. 7-3: Air Master, Calmo3, Persian Air. 7: Saffron.

Toronto. 7. Doomben Handicap, lm If Dear Oun. 7-13: Bpearlenjls. 7-10: Bsn Art.

lit: Amberspear. 7: Coupe. 7: Vlvet Re. 7. Plying Handicap.

61 (3.401. Donarlum. 9-3: High Speech, 8-7: Manresa. 8-7: ThurU. Ind.

8-6: Ha'ak. 8-3; Holden. 7-13: foorenba! 7-13; Uord Downshlw. 7-10; Royal RIoll. 7-9; Captain.

7. Welter Handicap, atralgnt or -11: Captain. 6-4; Olasslon. 8-4: Arv.dnwn. 7-10 Ross Cor" 7-10: Coolwood.

7-9; coioreo oolden dlder, 7-8; Lugana Bay. 7-7: Baxe Blue. 7-7. Novice Handicap, im oured lVMh, 8-5; Tooloomba. 8-8; Ardoyne Alllava 7-9- Sereege, 7-9: Oay Stepper, 7-8; Irish Bachelor, 7-7; "ftamplon, 1-7; Lady Speerfelt.

7-6. ADELAIDE. be run ist s.7i;?!vpTd.:' assi' stake, 7'Af 13.35). Plash Shot, ui SoW LVa'n, lui; Lady Olen, 10-7; Roadway. 10Bungare Pur Handicap, lm OOydl Patrol, 9-5: Antongrance, 8-8: Comlo shot.

8-3, VJTt'i, ci.Hp.Kn,V qulsette, 7. KEMBLA GRANGE. (Weights. To be run next Wollongonj Maiden, Slj-flrst dWslon 11.01.-fharifiK 0 9: Oreat Tip, o-n, kirb, Kind Words, 8-8! Europe, 8-4; De Thrice. B-'l: sttent River' B-3; V.r Ulon 8-3; rg.

Felicia. Naneeoa, Jubilee, oroy Haslera, 7-13. Port Kembla Welter handicap, Bf ll 9-9: Million Bi ol Passnne. a.13' Dampler. 8-10; Lorncello, 8-6; Jean Harlow.

S-4! HopTlong. B-3; Oam. Pot Ogan. Bra- mana, u. Wasp, 8-1: Molly Oay.

7-13: Wee Knight, 7-13: pVyval, 7-13; orinny, 7-13; SUter Dlgnus. 7-13. FourUon-two Handicap. 4f. (3.01.

Spasm, B-8; 9-4: Porlantol. 8-; Woodford Lady, 8-3: Tn, Annan. 7-13: Clsterla. 7-13: Mag. 7-10; Hollys Prill.

7-10; Mertall, 7-6! Vlolon Frnma, 7-6: Rackarock. 7-4; Alntrce. 7-4; Colsln. 7-4; Fame. Bf (a.30i.-Oalweera.

Lady Cello, 8-13! The Bllslard, 8-10; Splnadav, 8-10: Heraway. 8-7: Prince Pharan, 8-7; Colunder. B-4: Brilliant Orb. 8-4! Kow Tow, 8-3: Kveraun, Saldela, 7-13: Lady Laura, 7-13; Pan Tan. 7-13; Tarban, 7-13J Th, Joker, 7-10; Sliver Strand.

7-B: Pox roots, 7-; Maori 71: Bramana. 7-n: Son ot th. Desert, 7-4: 7-3: Hldslga. 7-s; ovcrproof, 71 Prlnc, Klvlra. Tddy 7: "tSuth 'coait Mile, lm (3.801 Tha Jilt, i Interview, 8-13; Happyland, 6-4; Mlu Fluency, 7-13: Aclnom.

7-10: Tredonner, 1-3: Lin Krln. 7. Albion Park Novle, Handler). 81 13.181. Col-weera.

Captain Rose, 6-13: Th, Rllriard. 8-10; Planum. 8: caleroth. 8: Pan Tan. 7-13: Mexican.

7-13: Th, Joker, 7-10; Pox i-t; FHty Orand, 76: Hedonlo. 7-6; nullrnsh. 74: Miss Burwood. 7-4: 7-4; Tlpnlcv', Cholc. 7.3: Mlis Mar), 7-3s Allured, 7-3: Prlnc, Xlrlra, ii in, AKIUDlfn, i (Copyright.) snown in paren.nesM..

with the authority of 'he Dettlnir; Scolril Lnsslc. 5 Jcas. SflpMM Olrl. 7 Brinht. Queen, a mjnin.

KIORBNA. 15 Hatllian. 30 Klltr Shnon. 3J BIK. Fil.r.

33 Allevlole. Keck. Head. llmt, -F'CIFORT. 8-2 I Elusive.

7-7 R. Bslleyl. H. 3ftlduiorei. 3.

Oilier starter: Minim. Psrentlicrls. l.umlnr.ie. oodlva. St.

Sir Malcolm. The S.f. Jl3lonj. Bug'; Rrllcal. warlnw, A "i-uKi: Bi'Vn.

4 Nyroc. I Bov ni'vdalc. 7 BLtlR SHOT. 10 Court erW. Tonilo" King li Slmonlen.

33 of a lenalh. hejd. 1 me. lm y. Kerrv Rr.v, ft Carlemtna.

tlnx: 9- Pebrlc. 3 TRIt.UNtS. 7-3 The 4 Jonolh.n Swili. 6Sarcfndale. 25 Orr'ntnora ti HnnnnLtpr run dci.ouh.

lengths. Two lenvlhs. Time, lm 49s. COOTAMU NDRA. IRun on Wedntsdty.i Msldrn rlaie.

-First division, ftf: Mr. A. J. Thompson's PANVOB. SrrwS.rirp"ANjsr Da5id.

10-30 others. 339. 6S. 86. length, length.

Time, lin 3 4-ss. nwmMilY Second M. PfSSCT-li hv Liberal Balre. B-4 iW. Mahcri.

11 lb. Bucklevi, 0-11 10. ether stariers: Biirsar's Last. Oampbeimrias. jk Farr.

Vernusa. neltlng: 5-3 on OENEr.oji campbelinelds. 8 Cleonle. Ii 3 4 66 1. Seven lengths.

Time, i 'pfcW Handicap. Bar.lev'i MHArjrA Llnialrn (lmp.l--Altanta. 6-1 iW. slin, lO'Keclteu 3: oraclta. 8-1 J.

SalVnetwo0 MU Time, lm 14 3-5s. cootamundra Cup. lm. Mr. J.

F. BETTY PERN, by FernMonl lZV.S- i'mm. Manhlngl, 11 Farr Son, 9 IW. Mheri. a.

7-5 iw. Fleming), 3. Oilier starters, Richmond Air, Prince Hades, Lflrlon, nerrlma Betting' 5U Veneration. Lelrlon, 8 10 oltieri. 11 a lyo.

Three-auarters of a lengin, IW. Maheri. S. other atarterj: KJ'e Maiden Harkaway. Diikae, nala, Anting s.

Betllnit: Even Maranta, 4 i Kykoo I LOBU MAN. 6 Beau Lake, 10 others. Heaa. i No time taken. nucldsnn't President's Hand can.

jr. fu.ia iB, PRINCS HADES, ny Hades 0ro. Rowel. 1: St. Robert.

8-13 (W. Bolti. 8-5 IW. fccclestonl, 3. fonts, Msry Marsham nwl 10'.

6. 3 Bf noberl, oroko, 10 others. Divs 1 Half a length, half a length. Time, IRun yesterday.) B.Mtri Oersldra Plying Handicsp, MA FOOT hy Eastern Monarch ilmP-l-jgrn SSS n-ll Bulkleyl, 3. Olher slarters.

wn" Duckey Maiden. Mnranta. Brttlng: 6-4 LE ca 5-3 Maranta, 8 Kyknol. Long Tlmt. 116, 336.

Neck, half a lengtn. lm 14 35s. UrRW' Town Plate. 7t Mr. A.

E. Oospera by Rlonscup (Imp.l Poor Joan. 7-3 JJ. Thlrloo. 7-10 (J.

Mannlngl, as Wjari 16. Howard). 3. other atarlers: tlnette. Betting: Even Oaaarka.

i.Tf teagta. kop. LERION. 8 sclntlnetts. Trial Purse.

M. Dacey MARY TON, by Flnaon Marg pighton. 8-7 iu. 1' Pretty Olrl. 8-7 IW.

5:9 iw. 'boui. 3. oth.r ri': oeneroslly, Tom Carey. Oolng Jack nrr.

sy Last. Betting: 3 on aeneroslW. 4 0 Tom Corey. Wrddln Maid. -J, fill others.

Dlvs.l t317. 8. 80. Head. length.

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Doon hy Farr Lanlrane. B-4 lEoelealoni, Manning). (J. Hegertyi, 3: Dual Wave 8 H-Jga. 3 Other starters: Prince Hade; EJj'IeSW Eubtrla.

Helling: 8-3 Prince 10 4 Dual Wave. 5 OROKO, 6 Smart Olrl, 10 36, 03, Two lengths, length. 18 4-9s. Fn-ev Sir Malcolm. The Seer.

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'l'ln''-. WOT i. Welter llerdlcap. 8'vf BLilF "JOJ. OBrleni.

Nyroci. 1-11 w. Coxi. 3: "J'', 1 1. It will retain tne tropny.

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