Carbine, who struggled gamely for first place, was unable to last it out to the finish with his fellow New Zealander* Lochiel's victory was received most enthusiastically, Mr Stead's pluck being the theme of general admiration. Follow ing are the details :— Maiden Stakes, of 5 soys each, Ift, with 200 added; second 10 soys, third 20 soys; special weights. One mile and a quarter. Mr S. Davis' br c Churchill, 3 yrs, by New master—Primrose .. (Kedfern) 1 Mr W, B*iley'B eh c Quadrant, 4 yrs, by at. Albans—Pilgrimage .. (Power) 2 Mr J. O'Lougnlan's ol or br f Lady Agnes, 2 yrs, by JSeckeragat—Peradventurw (Jnoffatt) 3 The only other starter was Shark. Betting—Even on Churchill, 7 to 4 against Lady Agnes. Won easily. Time, 2mln 12Jsec. Sires' Produce Stakes, of 10 soys each, h ft, with added, and 540 subscribed by owners of sires.. For two-year-olde. Colts, Bst l</lb; fillies, Bsc 71b: geldings at time of running allowed 31b. The nominator of rhe the sire of the winner to receive 100 soys, and the second 10 per cent, on the gross amount. Thrtte-quarters of a mile, Mr J. vi o Itiohelieu, by Rich mond—Miss Harriot (imp.) '.. (Power) 1 Boh. J. White's chf ripiue, "by Chester— Cinnamon .. .. (vales) 2 Mr J. Wilson's chf Chintz, by Irish KL.g— Hypatia .. .. .. (ttaghan) 3 These were the only starters. Betting, 7 to 2 on Spice, 5 to 1 against Richelieu and Chintz. The favorite yawed all over the course at the start and was eventually defeated easily by two lengths. Time, lminlUsec. Hurdle Race of 5 soys each, 1 fc with 30C sovsaddeu. Second, 60 soys; third, 30 soys. about two miles and a halu '. " Mr W. K. Wilson's hi g tiluxgard. aged, lost 81b (Uorrigun) I Mr J. C. Ware's b g Quilt, aged, 9st 131b "_6 (Ferguson) 2 jgeetal, 9st 71b (Olarkl 3 also ran. 5 to 4 on Sluggard, 5 to 1 agst' Pestal and Quilt, 7 to 1 agst Glaucus. Won cleverly by two lengths. Time, j smin 12sec. Australian Cup, of 20 soys each, 10 ft, or 5 ■ a 074 only if declared, with 1000 soys adaed .The handicap weight of the winner of the V.R.C. St. 