Korari .. .. «... ..1 Templeton '.'. 2 Guy Fawkes .. . .. 7. 3 Tamburiui .'. g Voltaire .'." 0 Five came to the scratch, Banker and Glen ary being scratched. Voltaire went off with the lead, but soon dropped back, apparently hard held. Tamburini galloped heavily, and showed that he had no chance. Guy Fawkes and Korari took the lead, and raced side by side all the way, followed pretty closely by Templeton. When Hearing the run home Korari was pressed by Templeton, who came up on Guy Fawkes, and passed him. A despe rate struggle then took place in the straight for first place between Templeton and Korari. Templeton was whipped all the way in, but Korari kept about a leugth and a half ahead, and won by that distance, Guy being several lengths behind. Time, 3min. 55sec. The only other race of any consequence was the Provincial Plate, 125 ko vs., distance, mile and a half. There were seven entries—Phoenix Premier, Princess Mary, Glenary, Voltarine, Voltaire, and Flora M'Donald. Phoenix at once went to tho front at a rattling pace, the others in a cluster behind. Princess Mary made an effort to get in front, but was weighted too heaviiy, and fell in the rear again. Phoenix still kept the lead, with Voltaire and Premier close behind, and Flora M'Donald third, run ning well withiii herself. In the last half mile Flora walked into the first place, and main tained it to the winning post, finishing a well contested race by a couple of lengths ahead of Premier, who was about a length in front of Phoenix, Glenary fourth. It rained heavily all the afternoon.
SUPREME COURT.—BANCO LIST.
