LATE SPORTING. TAKAPUNA RACES.
[BT TFXEORArn — ritKSS ASSOOtATION.I AUCKLAND, This Day. The weather is fine and tho attendance good for the second day's races. Results : Suburban Welter, live furlongs.— Gold Seal, 9.6, 1 ; To Aroha. 7.7. 2 ; Liberator, 7.8, 3. Alw>.«t«rU-d.: Millie 7.15, vSt. Olga 7.8, Black and Gold 7.5, Anchorite 7.2. Lady Bob* 6.10. Merry Soult 6.7. Time, lmin 32scc. Dividends. £2 lls 6d and-JBl 10s 6d. Maiden Hurdles, one wilo and a luilf. — 'Aka Aka, 9.12. 1 ; l/ocli Lomond, 10.4. 2;-X!UiVii IW*, 0.10, 3. I.ciohnrd (9.0) yvns tins only other cHurlcr. Won easily. Time, 2inin *58|see. Dividend, £2 16s. Second Pony, six furlongs. —Annoyed, 10.4, 1; Sally Homer, 7.9, 2; Solitary, •7.12, and Whaiwhai 6,7, dead heat for third plucc. Alko Htiu-ted— • Sentinel 6.10 and storyteller 6.10. Time, lmin 19st;c. Dividends, £1 9s nnd £1 «.
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Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue LXVII, 30 January 1904, Page 6
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