ROTORUA HUNT CLUB
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) .. j EOTOETJA, This Day. ■
The inaugural totalisator -meeting o'fi the Botoiua and Bay of Plenty Huriti Club .opened today in fine -weather. Thai track is in good order. The indications) afe for a large attendance.
Members' Steeplechase Handicap, ofl 40 soys; about 2$ miles.—6-5 Golden! England, 11.0, 1; 3-2 Taha, 11.0, 2; 4-41 Master All^yh, liiO, 3.'" ..Scratched:. Cordon, Tapapa. Glen Abbey fell. Ha) 4 a length. Time, smin 0 '2-ssec:.
Innovation Handicap, of 30' sovs;.o furlongs.—2-2 ikdy Zinnia, 8.8, I;' 1-lj Grand City, 9.1, 2; 4:-4 lapapa,:. B.Bj, 3.' Also started: ; KinstadK Lucjky, Strike, and Morley; Half ailengni'j one length; Time, lmin I<s 3-ssec. '
Hunters' Hurdle Race Handicap, ofj 30 sovs;'about 1$ ■ miles*-—2-5 Glcnade^ 9.7, 1; 3-1 Sir Pathfinder, 9.7) 2; 6-6 Silver Division, 9.10, 3. Also started:] Grantham, London, Gay Dawn, Tara* peeii. Head. Time, 2min Wsee".'
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 25, 29 July 1933, Page 13
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