Punters had more or less a good day with only two upsets—comparatively minor ones—when favourites and well fancied ponies dominated in most of the races, M. Perske the sporting owner-jockey well deserved his popular win on Duke of York in the seventh race, The tenth race was held up for long time while the Stewards were deciding on the protest lodged against Gram for inconsiderate' riding and interfering with other runners. Bober, who was Gram's mount in the race, was disqualified for second place and)fhe stake money was awarded to Night Express while Frostylight who was fourth was given third, Benlomond, the winner of the race, was not mixed up in the fray as he was well up all the way with Night Express and Woodbridge. Night Express, as usual, did the running but, was not allowed to get away from Benlomond and Woodbridge who followed by a length. At the last quarter Benlomond crept through on the rails to draw level with Night Express and the moment the straight was entered he shot passed Night Express to win" by a length.
Maitland and Gram were the star Jockeys of the day, riding two winna each.
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