HAWKE'S BAY RACES.
DOZIE TAKES STEEPLES. BOUDOIK AND CAWBEEN WINHURDLES TO ROYAL BANQUET. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HASTINGS, Thursday. The winter meeting of the Hawkee Bay Jockey Club was opened to-day in fine weather, but as the result of recent rain the track was soft. Royal Banquet, ridden by the Auckland horseman J. H. Mcßae, won the Hawke's Bay Hurdles. The best dividend of the day was returned by the Lucullus mare" Dozic, when she defeated the favourite Cotsfield in the June Steeplechase. Boudoir wes successful ill the Winter Handicap, and Cawbeen beat Slippevy in the Herctaunga Handicap. • . The win and place betting system wa? in operation, and totalieator investments amounted to £4037, compared with £4617 on the first day last year. Results:— MAIDEN PLATE of £70, special welghte. Five furlongs and a half. 1— 3—PEGGY DEFOE, B.7—P S Adkins 1 4—S—CELERIMUS. B.7—R. Marsh"! 2 5— 4—WAR PARADE, B.7—H. Young 3 Also started: 7-7 Morning Quest S-9 Paetutu, 3-2 Trackman, 6-6 Piim 2-1 Okanapan, 0-0 Mahorn Grand, 8.7: 0-8 Mona tdsn, 0-9 Kokoraea, 8.2. Half a length; three lengths. Time, HAWKE'S BAT HURDt.ES of £100. One mile and three-quarters. 2— 3—ROYAL BANQUET, 9.7— J H Mcßae 1 4— 2—ESTEEM. 10.12— W. Pasooe 2 6— S—ANEMOMETER, 9.O—E. Deslandes 3 Also started: 7-S Sir Spear, 10.10; 1-1 A:r Laddie. 10.9; 3-4 Tareha, 10.6; 5-7 Million. 10.5; 10-11 Kimbo, 9.2; 11-10 Spalpiko, 9-9 Kaola. 8-6 Arctic Star, D.O. Half a length; three Time, 3.21. CORINTHIAN PLATE of £70 (gentleman * riders). One mile. 2— 2—GOLD CURE, 10.13—Mr. E. • Sjmee 1 1— I—THE GRASPER, 10.9—Mr. G. Beatson 2 .4— 2—TREASURE HUNT, 10.9—Mr. K. Duncan 3 Also started: 7-5 Sunny Sky, 12.2; 9-9 Royal Songster, 6-8 Talioma, 11.5; 5-6 Botiiwell, 3-2 Tres Sec, 10.13: 11-11 Monarchy. 10.11; 12-13 Cometra. 8-7 Shenanlklda, 10.10; 13-12 Father's Choice, 10.9; 10-10 Drumpeel, 10.7.
Length each way. Time, 1.47 2-5. JUNE STEEPLECHASE of £100. Two miles and a quarter. v 5— S—DOZIE, 9.O— J. Webby 1 1— I—COTSFIELD, 10.12— J. Clerneuts 2 3—4—PETRARCH, 9.O—A. W. McDonald 3 Also started: 4-3 Taura Lad, 10.1; 2-2 Victor Colima, 9.8; 7-6 Sabatlni, C-7 Market Inn, 9.0. two lengths; twelre. Time, C.2. . WINTER HANDICAP of £80. One mile and a quarter. 3—BOUDOIR, 9.6 —A. W. McDonald . 1 2—UNEXPECTED, B.ll—B. 11. Morris 2 I_iWEROHIA, 9.9— Cdtton 3 Also started: 4 Lady Wessex. 8.0. Three lengths; one. Time, 2.18. ' KIDNAPPERS HANDICAP of £70. ' Six furlongs. 3t— I—QUEEN'S PRIDE, 8.7—8. H. Morris ;. 1 T— 6—ALBY, 9.9— K. Marsh 2 S — S—CONTACT, 9.7— H. Young 3 Also started: 2-4 Maine, 9.9; 4-2 Silver Song 8.7; 6-7 Fortene, 8.6; 1-3 Collision, 8.3; 8-8 Joystick, 8.0. Length each way. Time, 1.17. HERETAUNGA HANDICAP of £80. Six furlongs and a half. 2— I—CAWBEEN, B.3—H. Goldfinch . 1 4— 4— SLIPPERY, 9.2— H. l'oung .... 2 6-1 6-ROYAL BENGAL, 8.0 —J. . . Sheeban ° Also started:'l-3 Curie v 9.9; 5-5 Speed, 9.2*; 3-2 .Coronllla, 8.10; 7-7 False Scent, Q ft 'Length; head. Time, 1.24.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 139, 14 June 1935, Page 12
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