GORE RACING CLUB.
AUTUMN MEETING CONCLUDES. CHIEF EVENT GOES TO BILBO. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) GORE, this day. The annual meeting of the Gore Racing Club is concluding to-day. before a good attendance, in perfect w.-other. Results :— MATAURA HURDLES of 13osovs. One mile and a-half. 3—KAPUNA. 11.10 ' 1 I—AD.TUTOR. 11.0 2 0-ATAPO, 90 3 Scratched: Guncase. Won by a length. a head between second and third. Time. 2.53. AUTUMN HANDICAP of ISosovg. One mile and a distance. 2—BILBO. 7.6 1 «V— FRANCAISE. 7.2 u I—JOHN BRADBURY, 9.1 All started. Won by a nose, two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.5 C. NOTES FROM ELLERSLIE. J. Williamson will take Charlady, Pentagram. Archibald and Haerera to the Te Aroha meeting, and ,T. Buchanan will take Auriculus. Serang, Respirator and Merry Damon to the Rime meeting. Daybell (E. Stanway) was schooled over the steeplechase fences on the flat at Ellerslie this morning and gave a good display of jumping. Rahepoto. who recently returned to Ellerslie, moved nicely over half a-mile on the No. 3 grass track this morning. C. Davies. who was suspended for a month at the Takapuna meeting, will be riding again on the second day of the Te Aroha meeting. ,T. T. Janiieson has taken Nippy, Eden Hall. Dimmer. Le Choucas, In the Shade, Ti-tree. Bold Front, and Curraghmorc to the Te Aroha meeting.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1927, Page 10
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