POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB.
NEXT SATURDAY'S ACCEPTORS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) GISBORNE, this day. Acceptances for the Poverty Bay Turf Club's meeting at Gisborne next Saturday:— FIRST HURDLES of £70. One niile and a half. St. Ames . 10 IT Archie ... fl 0 Kimbo ... 10 0 Cntsfield . . 90 ' Kahunoke . 9 10 Measurer . . 9 0 FEBRUARY TIANOTCAP of fCO. Seven furlongs. Vnnestep . . 8 12 Sylvan Poll 7 11 Gainsfid ... R 10 Kind Words 7 5 Conference . 713 Little Wonder 7 0 TARUHERU' HACK of £90. Six furlongs. Vanestep . 9 4 Master Cynic 7 4 Princess Star 8 10 lago .... 7 2 Hunting Jay 8 4 Auincourt . 7 0 Miss Sarty 8 2 Hlnotfiwai 7 0 Fortene ... 7 8 Quaint ... 7 0 AMALGAMATION HANDICAP of £100. One mile and a quarter. Merry Damon 9 6 Malahat ..77 Slippery ..87 Autumn Sun 7 0 Gainsfid . . 8 0 Kinsel ... 7 0 FIRST MAIDEN SCURRY of £50; Weight, S.O. Five furlongs. ■ j Count Willonyx Mister Tom Cellerrimus Stitclibird Mata Hart Marching Song Bonnio Song Flying Mimic Boat Song Sweet Joy Tiic Dock r.ing Box Gold Stitch Faithful Lover . Victor Colina ELECTRIC HANDICAP of £70. Six furlongs. Sunny Sky 9 8 Stitch ... 7 7 Slippery ..96 Hunting 'Day 7 0 AWAPUNI HACK of £60. One mile. Bugle Call . 9 0 Tros Fee . . 7 11 Sunny Kind Words 7 5 Uachelor 8 9 Bothwell ..75 Kahunoke ~85 Silver Band 7 0 Conference . 7 13
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1934, Page 18
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235POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB. Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1934, Page 18
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