SPORTING.
The Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting commenced on Saturday in fine weather, Results : Spring Hurdles, 500 sovs, 2 milesSir Roseberry 9.9 1, Cerebus 9.8 a. Spring Plate 500 sovs, one mileEconomist i, Koa Tane 2, Linwood Hc'p 350 sovs 6 furlongsWink 7.13 1. N.Z. Cup 2500 sovs, 2 miles— Scion 7.10 1, Foo Chow 8.9 2. Muraahi 6.10 3. Won by half a length. Roseday was louith Foo Chow was favorite. Welcome Stakes 1,000 sovs, sf. Tukea i, Bathos 2. Riccarton Welter Gold Light 8.8 1, Bonnie Heather 10.3 2. Apprentices Hc'p 350 sovs 1 mile Ardour 7.10 1, Joy Ride 8.11 2. Stewards Hc'p of 2,000 sovs. 6f.— Glentruin 7.10 1. Limelight 6 8 2. The Hawk 9.7 3. Won by 3 lengths, in imin 10 2-5 sees, a race record. Nominations for Forbury close on the 14th. A meeting of the- Trotting Club is called for Thursday night, at Alexandra. Members are particularly requ« Sted to attend. The Vincent Jockey Club's programme is printed as a supplement in this issue.
Local sports will be glad to learn that the Railway Department has agreed to run a special train service in connection with the Vincent races. A train will leave Dunedin on Friday morning (the day prior to the races) conveying the horses; and will run daily to and fro from Cromwell to Omakau. The train will remain here for the Cromwell races supplying a similar service.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3142, 6 November 1922, Page 5
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