SRC., leading Mr, $1440 Place, $8.40, $11.00. $15.60.
Furiongs.
s Cavalry (Manx) 155, C. Encarnacao 1 Wet Momm (Henry White) 135 R. D. Parkin 2 Arümid (Cab) a149 Y, V. Needa 3 Also vàn;-Cumshawüght late Cum shaw Mom (R. D. Moler), Sureshot late St: Mitatnp. (V. L. Xavier), Black Michael (Gabor Renner), Stolzencek (E B, Cumine White Major (A. A. White)
Won by A Head; 1 length. i Thne, 2274 Win, $1320, Place, $7.20, $11.20, $9.40.
The New China (Durgor) 155 A. Noodt 1 Prince of Athens (Belmont) a143 E. J. Bell 2 Record Mark (The Outsider) "147 R. D. Parkin 5 Also ran:—Swiftshot late Newfoundland (V. i, Xavier). Cottonlight late Mouston King: Cotton (G. P. Gram) Runninglight late Running Numbers (C. B. Moller), Sammy (H. W. Keep)
Wan by 2 lengths; 1 length.
Time, 250.
Win. 15.30.
Places, $10.40, $12 40, $14.00.
-1 Mme Hot Favourite Wins The first race fell to a hot favour-tig'in Mou Tan Hua, one of the real ra pony "never say die" type, b, year after year, carries on, reminding us of older days when there were famous ponies like Soochow, and many others, on whom we placed our modest bets with confid-@hiee—real "T can't go to the races büt put a ticket on him for me if he bt" ponies. Ridden by Encarmicno, the old pony beat a field that few years ago would never have dared to start in his company. He hi hon it. is said that he could beat r in The Cosmopolitan, a pony followed home by a rank out-
anything if he would only try.
The first four races were won by favourites, which put spectators ina Ta} holiday mood, and they followed the success of Mou Tan Hua by "lümpirig" for Scramble Morn n the second racé—a seven furlong a! and, ridden by Parkin, he obliged his Bickers With a dividend of over fourteen dollars, due, chiefly, to the sup-given to Goldenlight, who ran @ppointingly. King of Kings Mcarnacao) ran second, with Don itricio (A. A. White) third. The Wither pásséd the post i a canter With five lengths separating him from of Kings. e favourite, Corps Cavalry, gave his backers a' fright in the third nace, FMY managing to win by la neck, to the surprise of most of us who conce tea Mim an easy race. In winning his second race of the afternoon Enthacao again reminded racegoers lat there is no better all round jockey than he, for whether it be a fif or a pony that needs nursing there is none who can better him.
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