.ptfNKIJf.N J6oK.EY Ofc'tfß JIANDrOAI', of 200 s'ovh.. with a sweepstakes of fi aovu: each; the second horse bo receive the xmount accruing from the sweepstakes; the third horse to receive lOsovs. from the stakes. jNdmniatioh, 2so vs.; acceptance, 3 sovs. one mile anil three-quarters. iietUyood's b m Lurline, 4 yrs, 9at 121b ... ... ... ... (R. MaHon) 1 "Ward's b g Tambnrini, 5 yrs, Bst*7lb ... (T. Hughes) 2 ; HazlsttJa b g Atlas, aged, 7st l()lb : '' iM'Nulty) 3 .Delfttnaiii's b c Templeton, 3 yrs, Ost 101b : (M alone) 0 Mr. Redwood, scratched Calumny, so only the above four went to the post. It was looked upon as a moral for Lurline, it being impossible to get any money on her. Atlas carried lib extra, Tetnpleton sJlfag. After one break away a middling start , waa made, Atlas getting considerably the worst of it, Temple ton led, making the pace a clinker, Lurline close up, Tambu rini third, Atlas being eight, or ten lengths ' - behind. After leading for a mile and a quarter Temph'tori gradually fell, back; and was n >t and offers of' 10 to 1 (in Lurline were yelled out, when suddenly old Tain wus observed to forge up alongside fhe mrire, arid, amidst great cheering, mado her race up the straight Lurl'me passed the post fir&t by a bare length. but 'lWtnrini ran a game horse, and Ims the credit of being the only one that has ever caused her to be " tickled" -t-for Mason had to give bur a touch of

lie whip in the last hundred yards. At as was third, having got off very badly. Stewards' Purse, of 75 sovs., with a sweep stakes of 2 sovs. each; tho second horse to receive the amount accruing from the sweepstakes. Entrance, .3 sovs. One mile and a-half. , Weight for age. The winner of the St. Kilda Stakes to carry slb extra. Redwood's ch m Calumny, 4 yrs, Bstlllb ... ... .. ... (Sutherland) 1 Redwood's .b m Lurline, 4 yrs, 9st'2lb ... ... ... ... • ... (.R. Mason) 2 Tamburini and Gossip, which had also entered for this race, were both scratched, and Mr. Redwood declared to win with Calumny. 