Second Handicap Hurdle Race, of lOOsovs; second horse to receive 15 soys from the stakes; distance, about I} miles; over se von flights of hurdles 3ft 6in in height, 86— Mr T S Bristol's b m Swift, by Natitor— Gladiator mare, aged, 9tt 61b {J Iraing) 1 68— Mr H Helier's b m Docility, by Foul Bhot — Treason mare, aged, 9it 51b (White) 2 127— Mr E Whakaahu's 0 m Bangipai, by Sou'wester— May King mare, aged, lOst 8 174 .Kapna 12st 61b, Hall; 106 Tallyho list 31b, alitohell; 81 Auroa 9at 101 b; 39 Glenelg 9it 101 b, Walls; 64 Frank 9at 101 b, Davidson; 83 Tuhiwai 9it 31b, Higgins, also started. A very b«d start, Frank getting away a clear length to the good, with Kapua, Swift, and Glenelg following in that order. Tailjho fell at the curdle at the entrance to the straight, bnt the jockey reoeived no serious injury, f afsißg the stand the first time ronnd the order was Frank, .Glenelg, Kapna, Swift, Dooility, |&angipai, Tuhiwai, and Auroa. At the half mile post Kaput made a forward move, and ran into Srst place, whUe Dooility also went up, Abont a distance from home Swift took tbe lead, and negotiating tho last obstacle safely Jed into the straight. Kapna, Dooility, and Bangipai here challenged the leader, bnt Mr Bristol's mare kept her advantage, and passed the winning post one and a half lengths in front of Dooility, who was about a similar distance in front of Bangipai, the remainder in straggling order. Total— 678; dividend, £16 19i, Time, Bmin 24eeo Second Handicap Hack Hurdle Race, of 35 soys; second hone to receive 6 soys from the stakes ; distance, about one mile and a half ; ever six flights of hurdles 3ft Gin in height. 12— Mr James Mayo'i br m Halcione, by Torpsdo— Creeping Jane, 6yrs, lOst 61b (Coleman ... 1 1 40— Messrs Stuart and Doble's blk g Bgmont," by Armourer, aged, lOst (W. Biggins) 2 60— Mr Louis Proctor's b g Ventnre, by Voltigenr— Traducer mare, 672-1,. lOst (Frootor) 8 Also started— 2l7— Gipsy Prince, list 71b (Morris) and 145-Olayton, lOifc 51b ,' IP. Johnson). Mr Ohavannes despatched the field on ' fairly even termr, Halcione soon putting • length of daylight between the rest of the field. 