On the whole, however, there was not a great deal of rowdy ism, and the people may be complimented on their good behaviour during the three days of the races. The stakes will be paid over on Saturday night, and this will no doubt be the general settling night. It is to be hoped that all the bookmakers will be able to come up to time, and that the betting lmblic will also be punctual. It is pretty well known that a few members of tho ring have been veiy heavily struck, whilst those who have made anything worth speaking of on the meeting are few and far between. There were some particularly long faces to be Been on the course yesterday, and the gentlemen with the books and pencils did not appear to be thoroughly enjoying them selves. Mr Delamain has done well, for he yesterday added two more to his list of victo ries. Templeton did not start for the Forbury and Flying Handicaps, and opinions were varied as to whether he would be able to do anything with the heavyweights allotted to him. The game little horse has earned his oats for a long time to come, and it would have been a pity to have overtaxed him. The steeple chase, which was the first race on the pro gramme, was, like last year's, a most uneventful one, the nags engaged in it getting over all the obstacles without accident. The course is not a particularly stiff one, and the jumps are Hraall when compared with those on some of the steeple chase courses in Victoria. Medora's running in the steeplechase was the cause of an enquiry which commenced on the course and was concluded at the Empire Hotel in the evening. The Stewards carried the following resolution --" That William M'Kay be disqualified for twelve months from riding on the Dunedin course, for foul riding in the Steeplechase on the 25th of March. " We fancy that the justice of this will not be disputed by any of those who closely watched the race, and who have any de sire to see the turf relieved from the bad odour into which it has fallen. 