NAPIER PARK MEETING

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 150, 26 June 1915, Page 17

NAPIER PARK MEETING

OPENING DAY. (BY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS tSSOaATION.) NAPIER, 25th June. On the opening day of the Napier Park E.C. Meeting, the sum of £15,189 was pub through the totalisator, as against £15,004 on the opening day of the Winter Meeting last year. Balance of results :—: — Ladies' Bracelet, of 100 soys ; one mile and a-quarter.— s St, Elmn, 11.6, 1; 4 Hikahakeke, 10.7, 2; 3 Red Book, 12.6, 3. Also started : 2 Byion 12.11 (Mr. S. Goddard), 1 Hymettius, 12.4 (Mr. J. Ellingham), 6 Brans Held, 11.0 (Mr. W. Vallanco), 7 Cherry Blossom 10.10 (Mr. B. Vallance), 8" Meniwa 10.7 (Mr. J. Tiacey). Won by a head. Time, 2min 20 l-ssec. I Ahuriri Hurdle Race, of 200 soys ; one mile- and three-quarters. — 1 Kew, 10.2, 1; 6 Braeburn, 9.3, 2; 5 Vi, 9.9, 3. Also started : 8 Player 10.13 (T. Jones), 4 Cornelian 10.10 (S. JJeid), 3 Flingot 10.6 (J. O'Connell), 2 Aratiatia 9.11 (W. Adams), 10 Maniaroa 9.8 (W. Ferris), 9 Beldame 9.6 (A. Tiickelbank), 7 Sam Pan 9.6 (H. Manson). Won by three lengths. Vi was two lengths away. No time taken. Settlers' Hack Handicap, of 120 soys ; six furlongs. — 8 Conziska, 9.0, 1"; 3 Bodenham, 9.4, 2; 11 Papauira, 9.0, 3. Also started ; 6 Plundnf 11.3 (\V.

Deeley), 7 tfushabye 10.6 (E. Boden), 1 Mandoline 10.0 (\V. Adams), 9 Admiral Beatty 9.10 (W. Price), 12 Achil,lens 9.9 (J. (VShea), 4 Iceberg 9.8 (L. Nodder), 14 Irish Fusilier 9.5 (E. Wilson), 16 Precious Metal 9.3 (A. M'Donaid), 18 Falstone 9.2 (H. Griffith), 10 Anguish 9.0 (W. Young), 17 The Eanfih 9.0 .(H. Tricklebank), 15 Hymen 9.0 (R. Hunt), 6 Eoyal Mary 9.6 (L. Wilson), 13 Discussion 9.0 (P. Brady). About five finished in a bunch. Time, lmin 18sec. DATE OF RECEIVING C.J.C. NOMINATIONS EXTENDED CHRISTCHURCH, 25th June. Nominations for the C.J.C. Gra-nd National Steeplechase, Beaufort Steeplechase, Lincoln Steeplechase, Grand National Hurdles, Sydenham Hurdles, and Winter Cup, which should have closed to-night, have been extended till midday to-morrow, on account of delay in telegraphic communication.