(PLR UNITKD PREnS ASSOCIATION.)

m. , „. ArcKLAND, Jan 2. Ihe following are the results of the third day s racing of the Auckland Summer meet ing :— AUCKLAND PLATfI, Welcome Jack i Ugly Buck ..." ''] ■" 2 Minerva ... ' •> ••■• •.. ... o AUCKLAND STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. Clarence lti i '.'.'. '.'.[ .'.'.' 2 JUllt^^ nn „ A protesv^ Sunp ,s"o, s "o '" th t "^ three placed hors^^ take the • correctly was allowed>^a* he Btp J ""'s, decided that the «teepleSS§ cce c Z lit agam to-morrow afternoon a^ o 'clock. SELLING KACE. Revolver ... ... . ' , L^ry '.[• - 2 Nemesis c *'" „ Revolver was bought in by the^vynfer'afc an upset price of £50. 2 FKBE HANDICAP. [ Snu'woiter ... ... ../ ... - , Fishwoman y, * 2 Minerva ... -y^f ••• ••• >•/% Patterson, who \«£s injured at yesterd£i races by Mitrailleuse, »s not expect^vln recover. s > ° TATTEK^aeSW^xLINGTON) KACE A race meeting, organised by t^-Welli ton Tattersalls, took place on Now -xw?* Day at Island Bay. The _ attendance wok, poor, the fields small, and the running moderate. The followiug are the details of the various events :—: — Match, of 45 soys; 1 mile. Mr J. Handel's eh f Serpontiue, 3yra, 7jt (Kay) • 1 Mr E. H. Goldsmith's Minna, syrs, 7st 41b 2 Mr J. J. Smith's Sir William, aged, 7sfc 71b 3 This was a good race, Serpentiue winning only by a head on the poBt. Dividend £2 17s. Time, 2min G^sec. Handicap Hurdles, of 30 soys ; 1| miles. Mr J. Prosser'B Speculation (late Ngatitoa), aged, lOst 121 b (Owner) 1 Mr T. Hill's Surrey, aged, Hat 21b ... 2 Mr 0. T. Simpsou's Jumbo, aged, lOat 61b 3 Cribbage lOst 12lb started, and won the race easily, but was disqualified for wrong ful entry. Totalisator dividend £2 3s. District Plate Handicap, of 30 soys ;• 1 mile, for all horses owned by persona, residing within 25 miles of Wellington. Mr J. 0. Eugen's Dyn-unite, aged, 7st 101 b (Keegan) 1 Mr A. Stevens' Uncle Tom, aged, Sat 101 b 2 Mr R. Yarrow's Arab, 6yrs, 7st 3 Giriri Bst 21b, Sir William 7st 71b, Minna 7st 41b, and Serpentine 7st, were scratohed. Dynamite held the lead almost trom start 'to finish and won comfortably by three lengths. 