ihS -part of pnnt«g..'This X3liiß had very kindly invited'tlie returned troopers-, to participate ; ln, -tho. ■ meeting, aqd, thia .thoughtful action wad largejy taken 44* vantage of ~by "the.boys nn n wlit> had come back- from Vena, , front., The. - Garrison Band, as usubl, .contributed some, fine pelsctions thrpitgh6ut' the day, and, the members .'of tho Ambulance Corps .mus tered well, and -were always ready;, in case of their; services being desirable) through" accident. There were soven events on the programme,. Mr Ch« vanne3 officiating as 'starter, and, com mencing, at the times, as shown on the card; were well kept to for get ting the different races away. Sabrenr has been scratched for -all engagements at the meeting. The" following are the results .of .the-Tftcing- tip to the hour of goinjf to'prass:— \ FLYING STiiKE&iof 100 soys, six

furlongs. 50 — J. R, Corrigjin'B c g SUNDIAL, aged. • Natator— Sunshine, 7.11 (T. Olirien) 1 59— P. H. Lambert's b f GIPSY QUEEN, 7.4 flgenncdy) 2 81— W.. Paries' bj> g WATERFORD, 7.3 <G. Price) .\«; 3 Also staxted-7-33 Bbna Fide, 8.3 (Mo-. Aleer); 68 The Hempie; 8.0 (Jenkins);' 126 Amonrenx, 7.10 (Holmes); 9 Indian Shot, .7.9 "(Tate); 116 West Guard, 7.9' (Wilson) t It. SedgebTook, 7.7 (Rayner); ~49 Jewel Gun, -7.3 (MUler); 94 Spark, 6.7 {Cress): ' l The fine field of eleven was occasion ed some slight delay through the frantiguspess-. of Anfcftrenx, and when, 'the' barrier was released tba mare got _| well 1 away "with West Guard, followed by Sundial' and Spark. Going along to* wards the 'half-mile post, West Guard went, to the, front, and he led into the straight, .Spark aud. Amonreox being his nearest attendant*. The whips were all out as heads wore fairly in a line for home. West Guard, hugging the rails, being in. the lead .at the distance post, but here' Sundial put in an unde niable claim, and eventually rail home a winner by two lengths' from. Gipsy Queen, .who had been vigorously ridden, Waterford -was a 'good third, with the rest fairly well btufched, and Bona Fide last. Timer lmin' 19 l-saec. Totalizator —836-^615: GRANDSTAND STEEPLECHASE, of. ISO soya, about 2} miles. 324— Mrs A. Ellingh'ani's pr c MOI FAA, syrs, Katator— Denbigh, U. 5 (p. Watt) j.. t 39— J. Harle's b g CLAYMORE, 10.3 <E>tter) 2 77— D. ' E. 