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FIRST DAY’S EVENTS. HASTINGS, June 19,
The Hawke’s Bay' Jockey' Club's winter meeting opened to-day in fine weather. 'Hie course was in good going order and there was a large attendance. Tire totalisator investments amounted to £11,297, compared with £9,128 for the corresponding day last year, being an increase of £2,169. The following are the remaining results :
HAWKE’S BAY HURDLES, two miles.—Koran 1, Stevens 2, Paisano 3. Also started;—Black Northern, Waiputere, Idealism, Elfish and KauroaKoran was never headed and won by ten lengths. Time 3.51.
HAWKE’S BAY STEEPLES. Three miles—Glen more 1, Beeline 2, The Spaniard 3. Also started —Whakaweira, Appin, Winiata and Flamingo. Won by a furlong, the same distance between second and third. Winiata fell. Time 6.40.
W. J>. Young, the rider of Winiata was badly shakenVVHAKATU HURDLES.— Bravest 1, Nescot 2, Master Stead 3. Also ran —St. Toney, Bismarck, Golden .Loop, Merriwa, Moahau, Alma, Waiao. Won bv four lengths. Time 3.19. HUNT CUP STEEPLES.—The Chief 1, Mnrihiko 2, Whehirangi 3. Won easily. HERETAUNGA HANDICAP, seven furlongs.—Thrave .1, Loch Mabin, 2, Pluie 3. Won,by tAvo lengths. Time 1 30. POSTPONED TILL TO-MORROW. HASTINGS, This Day. Heavy rains started at 5 a.m. and shows no signs of abating. The second day’s racing has therefore been postponed until to-morrow.
KIDNAPPERS’ HACK HURDLES, 100 sovs., 1 £ miles.—Faunus 10-11, St. Toney 10.7, Julian, WaipuHeku 10.3, Golden Loop 10.1, Bravest 10.0, Merriwai 9.12, Nescot 9.10, Master Stead 9.7, Prince Eddie 9.4, Aema, Waiao, Bandolier 9 0. HAVELOCK HACK STEEPLES, 2£ miles. 120 sovs.—The Chief 11.1, Donzel, - Rosegrove 10.0, Haurere 9.10, Longboat 9.9, Jessimine, Makiri, Pukeroa, Tonderghie, Wheturangi, Cavil, Wirihana, Quandary, Morohiko 9.7. TURAMOE HANDICAP HURDLES of 150 sovs., 11 miles.—Black Northern 12-3, Paisa no 11.13, Waiputere 10.5, Idealism 10.0, Ambrosian 9.4, Elfish, Kauroa 9.0. . LADIES’ BRACELET (on flat), 65 sovs , U miles.— Flingot 13.6, Manatau 11.6, Oomjxjsed 11.3, Alpheus 10.13, Ngakau 10.12, Tan paea, Morning, Raukawa, Fair Average, Lord Kilchemn 10-7. JUNE STEEPLECHASE, 200 sovs., about miles.— Glemnore 10.11, Whakaweira 10.8, Tyrannic 10.2, The Spaniard 9.7, Flamingo 9.7. R, AUK AW A HACK ITDCP, 100 sovs. 7 furlongs.—Mt. Victoria 10.12, Waikehua 10 7, Manupai 9.9, Amaru 9.9, Blend 9.8, Easy 9.4, Arohakau, Merry Valet 9.3, Trieze, Mozeßn, Bercola 9.2, Right Oh, Diavolo, Missile, Hinemanu, Sir Donald 9.0. , FINAL HANDICAP, 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—lrish Rifle 10.5, Thrave 10.0, Sublime 9.13, Lord Renown 9.11, Loch Mabin 99, San Pluie 9.6. Alexis 9.5, Guilin an 9.4, Kilosteri 9.2, Moutoa Girl 9.0.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 June 1912, Page 2
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