63. S. Brown's b h Warrington, by Gorton —Mountain Idly, aged, 9st 21b (S. Derrett) 1 16. E. Alexander's The Orphan, 7st 13ib (L. King) 2

15. V. Harris's Belligerent, Bst 51b (W. Ratcliffe) 3 20 "Whirlwind 7st 101b (W. Brown) and 17 Corusa 7st 31b (W. Davy) tdso started. The Orphan and "Whirlwind were the nrst to show out, Warrington being their neares-t attendant. This order •eras maintained till the home turn was reached, where Waxnnfftori closed on th« leaders and Cornsa mud© a for ward move. Half-way up lihe straight all were hard at it except who comfort ably beat The Orphan by two lengths, half that' distance separating second and third. Time, lmin 19sec. Dividend, £1 17s. WINCHMORE PONi" HANDICAP, of 25 soys; second 5 soys from stake. Five fur -28. M. °Friedrander's eh f St. Loanda, by St. Goorge— Flatter, 4yrs, Bst 6lb (L. H. Hewitt) 1 38. A. S. Bond's Taranto, 9st 10lb (L. King) 2 71. A. E. Hart's The Queen, 7st 13lb (H. Forward) 3 18 lodine 7st (E. Scoullar) and 3 Pauline you-are-a-Belle 7st (W. Davy) also started. There was little to chooae between Pauline and St. Loanda for the first three furlongs, the favourite lying last. Once into the straight, Taranto and The Queen moved up, and although the former at one time managed to get on. terms with St. Ijoanda, in a punish ing finish he suSered defeat by a head, The Queen two lengths off third. Time, lmin 6 2-sth sec. Dividend, £5 Bs. TINWAJuD HANDICAP, of 60 soys; second 5 soys from stake. One mile.
