POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20919, 28 July 1933, Page 14

POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB.

BOTHWELL WINS HANDICAP. t , iraiss \SSOCIATIOH telegeau.) f GISBORNE, July 27. s The Poverty Bay Turf Club's winter 2 meeting opened in dull weather. The ; track was dead after the recent heavy ' rains. The totalisator investments were £3132, compared with £3395 at the now defunct Gisborne Racing » Club's winter meeting last year, a de- ? crease of £263 10s. Results:— 2 FIRST HURDLES, Of 70 jo vs. Olio mih.' and a half. - f,. fI—ROYAL LIN'EAUL 10-10 I 11. Luli-u 1 I C. <! —Kiitscl 11-1-5 .. J. T.carli 2 ' ,'t, -J Jio.l lianlc Ul-8: 1. I True Ml-.nd 10-H; -J, .1 Million !)■■( (fell) also ntnrtrcl. Won by three len-lh.s; six lengths s.rond and third. True I.lood was fourth. Time, ;'.inin 0 l-."spi;. 1 I FIRST HACK HANDICAr, 1 / (if Vi suvj. .six furlongs. ::. .;-t.Ii.VM) KI'OKT 8-S .. L. ihilini I r n. r,—-Sunslrad h-H .. Famine :: 7. 7~ I'eter Paul 8-U . . Atkins o 2, J ITiiTitinic ,lav tt-ii; r., 8 Jr. Try Hunt".- ■ S-ll; I, 1 Miss Sarty H-10; .J, '1 lirown ' ! Ahhcy H-'l; 10, 1U Tyrone Hoy 8-o : 8, (1 friio-c ' Hcnrv 8.-0; H, 9 Merry Melody 8-0 also J st;.rl..'d. Won by three lengths; two and a half I lengths sofond and third. Tyrone l'.oy v. sis 1 fourth. Hunting Jay van left at tin: lio.-l and took iio part in the race. Time, Jinin 'J I sec. FLYING HANDICAP, Of 70 bovs. Six furlongs. :;. :'» —KAI.SK Kt'lOXT 8-0 . . Atkins 1 4. . r ,—Knval Hengiil !)-"> ■ . Vanning - ■ 7. 7 Kittle Wonder 8 m . . Callahan ': 1, I Lordly Knight 10-'J; 0. li Hinitint; |i,-,v 8-0; I.', L.' Aienillc 0-;;; .=>, I .Master Cvnic 8-0 also started. "Won by mm and n- half lengths: one and a (|iiarter lengths second and third. . Time, • lmin 21 I-.'jsec. JULY HACK HANDICAP, Of f>o sovs. Ono mile. I. t—(i.UKSr'lK 8 8 .. L. Kuli-i; J 0. 'J —Kind Words 8-0 car. 8-J/, MeTmiUy '-! ". "J—lsms 8 2 . . . . I.eucii :i t, -t Meu.-urer 8-8; .", 5 Tarulierti 8-0 - also started. Won by two and ft half lengths; six . Icrigtli.l second and third. Measurer was fourth. Time, lmin 40 I-Dmic. MAIDEN RACE, Of 50 kim.l. Weight 8-0. Five furlongs. 1. 2—HUNTINt; MARS car. 8.7 WaKli "I •J. I—Hunting Star .. .. Atkins 2 U ]- ,\n«fi Hornet car. 8 2 .. AU-Irmlly .'( a, 3 Musgo; 7, 6 Vanestop; 4, 1 Mister Tom; G, 5 Kentucky Song; 9, 8 Capilla \bbey; 9, 9 .Jim Quin; 8. [t Sweet .toy: 11, l':i Faithful Lover: .7, 9 Vortene.; 12. 7 Kahnriki also started. Won by one and n half lengths; two and n half lengths second and third. Mister Tom wis fourth. Time, lniiu 7see. WINTER OATS HANDICAP, Of 80 hovh. One mile and a quarter. r.-~BOTHWKLL 80 .. (i. Oomm 1 J —Valsier !>-.» .. . - ■'• Walsh ~ L'—Merry Damon 10-3 .. H. Dulieu a 4 Bold Front 8-7 also started. Won bv threo-(|uarf"rs of a length; four lengths second and third. Time, 2min 19 1-jnec. TRAMWAY HACK HANDICAP, Of fiO kovs. Soven furlongs. I—SUNNY BACHELOR 0-2 L. Pllliell 1 2 Hunting Jay 8-11 .. Atkinn 2 4—Kahunnke 0-0 .. H. Uulieu Z a Jliisbo 8-0 aUn started. Won by two lengths; half a length second and tliir<l. Time, lmin at> 2-ssec. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-MORROW. SECOND HURDLES, of 70 sovk. One mile and a half. St. lb. M. lb. Roval Red Hank ..30 (> Lineage 11 6 Tahoma . . 0 12 Kin-iel ..II 5 Million .. 0 a True Blood 10 0 Chronic .. 0 0 TRIAL HANDICAP, of 50 jots. Six furlongs, ht. lb. »t.ll>. Hunting .Mister Tom 8 0 Jlurs '.» 0 Capilla IfuntingStar 8 r. Abbey 8 0 Mist. Hornet 8 R Jim Quin .. 8 0 Kind Words 8 a Sweet Joy.. « 0 Jlusgo .. 8 0 Fortcno .. 8 0 TARUHERKI.T HACK HANDICAP, of 00 sovs. Seven furlongs. st. lb. St. lb. Sunny Peter Paul 8 2 Bachelor 9 10 Kind Words 8 2 Grand Hport 9 2 Merry Gainsfid .. 9 2 iMody 8 0 Hunting Jay 812 Tyrone Boy 8 0 Merry Taruheru .. 8 0 ITnnter 8 9 Prince Henry 8 0 M»fiter Cynic 8 3 WAIKANAB HANDICAP, of 80 soy*. One mile. Bt. lb. st. lb. Huntingdon 9 10 Bold Front 8 4 i Royal Bengal 9 4 Gainsßd .. 8 S Aiguille, .. 9 2 Littlo Valsier .. 9 2 Wonder 8 0 Bothwell . . 8 9 Rory Mor 8 0 ' TURANGANUr I'KATK, of 60 bovs. Six : furlongs. St. lb. St. lb. \ Brown Abbey 9 0 Hunting Tsnis . . 9 0 Mars 8 12 Hunting Star U 0 Sarty 811 I 'PAHOKA HACK HANDICAP, of (JO sovs. | One mile. . < Ft. lb. st. 11). ! Knhunokc" . . 9 2 Suristead ..82 ! Hunting Jay 8 12 Kind Words 8 2 Isms .. 8 3 IVter I'iiul 8 2 ' I FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 65 sovs. Six ] furlongs. ; st. lb. st. lb. ( Huntingdon 10 0 Kinsel ..82 / Royal Bengal 9 7 Master Oyi,in 8 0 Kalso .Scent 8 10 Little ( Grumpy . . 8 7 Wonder 8 0 ' Sunny Song 8 o ]

IRISH SWEEP. NEW ZEALAND WINNERS. Although not so successful as in the Cesarewitch sweep last year, New Zealand ticket-holders in the sweepstake organised by the Irish Hospitals Trust on the Derby, run at Epsom on May 31, won £7OO in cash prizes of £IOO. These seven were the only ones of a total of 4531 prize-winning tickets which came from subscribers in the Dominion. They are as follow:—AA3s9l, Mr J. Tolich, Te Awamutu; AC74779, "Jean and Grace," Ponsonby, Auckland; AJ35845, "Seagull," Sandringham, Auckland; AJ36166, "Dole," Wellington; AK38754, "The Last Round," Ashburton; AL35922, "Spellbinder," Westmere, Auckland; and CW85906, L. Mills, Ohura. Although seven prize-winning tickets were also sold in New Zealand for the Cesarewitch, the total prizemoney amounted to about £12,000 disregarding exchange advantages. Every corner of the world—from Palestine to Portugal, from Hong Kong to Hawaii—figured on the prize list. The bulk, of course, went to Britain, where, of the total prizes of £ 1,979.846, just £1,007,268 was allotted. The United States came a poor second with £159,000, and Ireland was third with £108,267. Good luck—or a gambling instinct —thrives in South Africa, where £94,120 was won, and Canada was scarcely less fortunate with £77,212. France (£50,910), Holland (£43,731), Dutch East Indies (£32,000), India (£16,389), Belgium (£15,850), the Malay States (£15,750), Switzerland (£7726), and the British West Indies (£2321) were all represented. Of the 1900 prizes of £IOO each, Britain took 1310, the United States 163, Ireland 123, Canada 58, South Africa 55, France 47, India 37, and Holland 29. Other tickets went to China, the Channel Islands, Syria, Honolulu, Egypt, Arabia, Mauritius, Penang, Western Australia, Haiti, Burma, and the Aleutian Islands. j