71bspeu. (Harris) 3 The other starters were-Bungebah, Teksuni/Tarcoola, Gresford, "Enuc, Glad stone, Gatlirig, Mitre, Mikado 11., Dillon, Ronald, Lap'ston'ej Duiidte, Norbert, Glen ■ loth, Burlesque, Knight of the Garter, Stromboli, Albemavle, Sadim, Aster;' and Portsei. .... ; : Betting-^-2 to 1 against Bungebah,;s to jl G'Naroo, 8 to 1 Clbiiarcl, Dilloi*, \ and ' Glenldth, 12 to 1 Forest': King; 25 ;to 1 Teksum, 32 to 1 Alberiiprle, sOtblSadina and the^liers.V',?. ' '''" '"'' ';;": *'V .*■<!, ■ 1 G'Naroo decupled a! position \ on tlie ex treme inside, with Glenloth and Aster next to him ; Bungebah was m the centre) of the. field, alongside Stromboli 'ancl Albemarl©, 'and the outside horses were Sa^im, Knight of the Garter, Lapstone, and Enuc. ; When t!io flag fell the [field , moved away to a fair start, Forest King being the first to show m front of Mitre, Dundas, Gresford and Glenloth. At the ' distance post Mitre supplanted F6rost King, after whom came Portsea, Bubge bah, Gresford and Dundas. Passing the stand Mitre held a half length's lead from Glenloth, the pair being followed' by Portsea, with Albe marle last. As they left the straight the colors of Mitre and Portsea were con spicuous at the head of affairs ; then came Glenloth, Bungebah, Gresford, Gatlii.g, Dundas, Gladstone, and DilLn. At the mile post Mitre had taken command of the field, and was runniag just clear of Glenloth, these being followed by Sadim, Bungebah, Gresford, Forest King, Glad stone, and Lapstone, with Ronald last. Bresting the hill, Mitre and Sadim were nearly on equal terms, closely pursued by Dundas, Bungebah, Teksum, Gresford,. I and Dillon. At the far turn Mitre and i Sadiiu werQ racing neck and neck with 1 Lapstone, Gatling, Bungebah, and Glad : gtone next. Here G'Naroo made a foi ward move, and-he was surely threading his way through the field. , Approaching the bend he had passed most of the field and was on the quarters of Mitro, who was ! with Teksum, and then followed Dundas, Dilloiij Clonard, and Forest King, m that prdpr. lN earing the straight Tarcoola came with a rush, and he followed GN'iroo as they turned for home, with Dundas, Mitre, and Bungebah next. 