GISBORNE R.C.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20610, 28 July 1932, Page 12

GISBORNE R.C.

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. Tli© Gisborne Racing Club's "Winter Meeting will be held to-day with tha following programme:— 11.30 a.m.— PARK HURDLES, Of 75 sots. One mil# and throe-quarters. st. lb. st. lb. Jlanuiri .. J t 2 Kameliameha, 9 2 Simoon .. 10 13 Million .. 9 0 Keil ..10 S Kaiti -• 3 0 Monetize .. 10 5 Tall Timber 9 0 St. Ames .. 10 2 Cat-i-mes .. 0 0 Atliolspoar 9 12 Kimbo . . 9 0 l!otigo . . !' 8 12.15 p.m.— HACK FLAX HANDICAP, Of 60 soyb. Six furlongs. st. lb. «t. lb. Aiguille .. 9 11 Hawthorn .. 8 2 Stitgh . . 8 12 lught Princess Star 8 9 Speaker S 2 Lady Vane S 7 Sunglaro „ .80 Botliwell < . X 7 Kahunoke . . 8 0 llnsouli 8 4 Tarrapeen . . 8 0 1 p.m.— PLYING HANDICAP, Of G5 soys. Six furlongs. st. lb. st.lb. Tai At) . . 9 13 Orby'i Hunting Day 9 8 Choice S 7 Teller . . S 10 Head Serang 8 5 Lordly Moa Bird . . 8 5 Kniglit 8 10 Sunny Song S 4 Bold Front S 10 Toboggan .. 8 0 White Fang 8 9 King Wanga 8 0 Manifesto ..88 1.45 p.m.— HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, Of 75 sovs. About three miles. st. lb. st. lb. Simeon ..10 9 "Wliarncliflfe .9 11 Jloil . . 10 4 Cat-i-mes . . 9 0 Jen . . 9 12 Tall Timber 9 0 Freehold .. 912 Haumariri 9 0 Luna Lux .. 9 11 Harrowgate 9 0 2.50 p.m.— MAIDEN RACE, Of 50 sots Five furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Mister Tom 8 0 Evermore . . 8 0 Hunting Jay 8 0 Black Songster 8 O Reviver .. 8 0 Sunny Prince Bachelor 3 0 Colossus 8 0 Swift and Hunter's Moon 8 0 Sure S 0 Suinmerhill 8 o 5.15 p.m.— WINTER OATS HANDICAP, Of 85 sovs. One mile and a quarter. »t. lb. st. lb. llalaliat . . 9 t! Sunny Song 8 2 Autumn Sun 9 Itory Mor .. 8 0 Teller . . 8 10 lleliuni . , S O White Fang 810 Nahi . « S 0 Good Idea S 5 Bob In • - 8 0 4 p.m.— TRAMWAY HACK HANDICAP, Of CO sovj. Seven furlongs. st.lb. st.lb. Sunny Song 9 9 Gold Ruler 8 0 Good Idea 9 9 Bothwoll .. 8 6 Hawthorn .. 9 9 Itasouli .. 8 2 Lady Spy .. 9 1 Foulwind ..,80 Beverago . . 813 Measurer .. 8 0 Tama Birdcall .. 8 0 Waiata 8 11 Kahunoke •• 8 0 Nalii . . 811 Menaderva . . 8 0 I'rima.Y . . 8 10 ENGLISH RACING. THE GOODWOOD MEETING. (Vitvn:u i'iiiiss association— -by electrio TTSLEGHAI'H—COPYHIOHT ) LONDON, July 26. On the lirst day of the Goodwood. Meeting following was the result of the

STEWARDS' CUP, A sweepstake of 15 sovs, with 1000 sovs added; second 100 sovs, and third! oO sovs from stake. Six furlongs. Mrs C. L. Mackean's br c SOLENOID by Soldennis —Shannon Jug 3yrs ... ••• ••• 1 Captain J. D. Colm's br h SlipEer by Abbot's Trace 1 —Our ily Gyrs ... ••• ••• 2 Polar Bear ... ...3 r (Venty-one started. Won by a short head; three-quarters of a length between second and third. RACE RUN IN HEAVY RAIN. (Bxmsu omciAL wireless ) (Received July 27th, 5.5 p.m.) RUGBY, July 26. A sudden storm broke over the course at the opening of the Goodwood races. Although tlie conditions improved later, the race for tlio Stewards' Cup was run in heavy rain. DOUBLE TOT ALIS ATOR. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB'S RESOLUTION. (I'I'.KSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND, July 27. Following a discussion on the competition of bookmakers, the Auckland Trotting Club at its annual meeting passed a resolution recommending tho Government to bring down legislation to introduce the double totalisator and permit th c "telegraphing of money to raco meetings. CLAIM AGAINST TRAINER. NEGLIGENT HANDLING OF HORSE. (FKESS ASSOCIATION TELB'iKAJt ) WELLINGTON, July 27. When the ease in which Francia Gray, horse trainer, of Trontham, claimed £3 10s from Sir Kenneth Douglas, lit., Wellington, for breaking in two horses, was called in tho Magistrate's Court to-day, there was no appearance of plaintiff, and tho proceedings were struck out accordingly. A counter-claim, in which Sir Kenneth sued Gray for £lO lis 6d, representing thc value of _ a horse which had died while being broken in, was successful, Mr T. B. McNeil, S.M., giving judgment for tho full amount with costs. Io was alleged that Gray negligently and unskilfully handled and managed the horse, with a result that it was strangled.