LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 180, 1 August 1925, Page 10

LATE RACING.

. — 'Si POVERTY BAY HUNT CLUB..] I (By Telegraph—Press Association.) GISBORNE, this day.j v Tbe Gisborne Hunt Club meeting op<m»d in fine weather, there being a good atten. dance. . HUNTERS' ' HURDLES, of 60sot«. One mile and a-half. . Hillatton, 10.7 .' « Silver Fish, 11.10 ' _ Nowra, 10.8 \\ | Scratched: Garzon, Madco and Ranrat*. hua. ' - ...... Won by one length and a-half. Tims^ HANDICAP TROT, of 60sovs. One mil* and a-quarter. Halmore, ser i j Biagen King, 24yds 2 Gladys Cole,'36yds 3 Scratched : Alice L.' . Won by two lengths and a-half, four • lengths between second' and third. Time i.6 -2-S. ' HUNTERS' BRACELET, of 45s0vg. One mile."' Garzon, 12.5 1 Hillation. 11.0 :.:: •> Pita, 11.5 i..... 4i 3 The only starters., Won by -half a length, four, lengths b*. tween second and third.' Time, 1.51. HEXTON HANDICAP, of Sssov«. . One mile and a-quarter. Author. 10.13 t Princess Ronnie, 9.3 .....;-!:'. •> ' ! Chaplin. 10.13 3 ' Scratched : Piton. Won .by three-quarters "of - a length, one length and a-half between second and third Time, .2.15 3-5. ', HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE of lOOsovs, Two miles and a-half. I Radio, 10.7 '.. j SHta. 11.3 2 Nowra. 10.0 .....: 3 Scratched: Silverfish. Marintlne. Won by ten lengths.. Time, -5.32. ' ' ■ • .'; GLOAMING NOT WELL. ' — ; '' KILKEE .SUCCUMBS TO-INJURIES. ! (Received 12.30 p:m.) SYDNEY,' this- day. ' ' The New Zealand gelding "Kilkee, which was hadly hurt, has succumbed to its injuries.: Gloaming's condition is causing concern in racing Circles. The front retlbck joint* are riot at all sound. It i? unlikely he will •go to-the post at Randwick again. R. J.. Mason, his trainer, thinks twi rongh track at Hastings "Brought about the weakness.- He considers that with rest and • treatment he. may get over ths .trouble and be able to run short races ia New Zealand.—(A. arid N.Z. Cable.)