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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10724, 23 October 1928, Page 7

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WAIKATO HUNT RACES KAWINI WINS THE STEEPLES CAMBRIDGE/ Oct. 22, The Waikato Hunt Club’s meeting .was held here to-day before a good attendance. The track was heavy from overnight rains, and the conditions were made unpleasant by - a heavy shower which commenced just before the start of the first race and continued until after the third race. In the jumping events* falls were numerous. The chief event, the Hunt Cup Steeples, was won by Kawini, the event being somewhat marred by Trouble and Importer falling when in a commanding position. The gold cup was presented to Kawini’s owner, Mr H. A. Small field by the Hon J. A. Young, Minister of Health. The totalizator - handled £31,533 against £49,588 last year, a decrease of £lB,035. .

Maiden- Hunters’ Steeplechase. miles,—l Bendower 1,2 Nabb 2, S King Fame 3. Also ran: 5 Bruntwood, 11 Caruso, 9 Everyday, 7 Gen- ' eral Maniapoto, 12 Otuinoeke,- -3 Haiti Hicki, 10 „ Roger, 5 Town, Rambler, 6 Lucy Bruce. Won by.a lng head and ten lengths'. Time, 5,7. • ... • C-

Bradowie Handicap, 61 furlongs.—' 1 Leitrim 1, 5 Abbey Queen 2, 3 The Jack Jumper 3. Also ran:,4'Sir King, 7 Flitter, 9 Bert Hinkler, 2 Upoko, 8 Foreign Fancy, 12 .Kineton L 3 Ossian, 10 Violation. Won by a length and two legths. Time, 1.28 . . Hunters Hurdles’ Handicap, 13 miles.—6 Archangel 1, 1 Pikimai 2. 4 Mangaiti 3. Also ran: 5 King Amans 3 Gold Ren, 2 Ramblin’ Kid, 8 Hay Abbey, 7 Rose Arch, 9 Soami. Won bv half a length and two lengths. Time, 3.27 3-5. Members’ Memorial .Handicap, miles.—3 Mint Leaf 1, 6 Desert Glow 2, 5 Siaosi 3. Also ran: 4Te Koroke, 1 Master -Doon, 7 Wedding March, 2 Miss New Zealand. Won by half a length each .Way. Te Koroko was fourth, followed by Miss New Zealand, Master Doon and Wedding March. Time, 2.21.

WAIKATO HUNT CUP STEEPLES,

7Cosovs and Gold Cup valued 100 sovgg about 3 miles 2—H. A. Swaffield’s Kawini 12.2 1 13—W. A. Tod’s Hollycombo 9.12 2 5-—T. M. Morris’ Bourn, 10.8... -3 Also ran: 4 Glendowie, 6 Potoanui V Importer, .3 Mountain Crag, 14 Lucullent, .9 Hazolhurn, .7 Trouble. 10 Clockwork, 15 Aotearoa, 16 Druntwood, -8 Cureaform, 12 Syndicate. 11 Terehu. At the stand double the first time Clockwork led from Terehu. Lucullent, Trouble, Importer, Bruntwood, Mountarin Crag. Hazel burn, Cureaform and Bourn. When they .came round again Trouble was out in front of Mountain Crag, Importer, Clockwork and Kawini. Imoorter fell at the third fence from homo, Trouble following suit at the next fence. Kawini led into the' straight first from Bourn, Trouble), (who had been quickly remounted), and Hollvcomhe, Kawini won-by two lengths, three lengths second and third. Trouble was fourth. Time, 6.37

Bruntwood Hack Handicap, one mile.—l Arikitoa 1, 6 Red Day 2,2 Pale Star 3. Also ran: 4 Storm Fiend, 5 Always, 3 Glena Bay. Won bv four lengths and half a length. Time, i. 49 4-5.

Ladies’ Bracelet Handicap, 1J miles.— ’ Home Made 1. 5 Mashoor 3. 3 Lassau 3. Also ran : 2 Moy Hall, 7 Bracken Abbe.y 6 Ashleigh, 8 King Fame, 4 Miss Alma. Three lengths each way. Time, 2.261-5. Bollard'Memorial Handicap, 64 furlongs.—3 Lady’s Bov 1,2 Kingfieldj?, 4' Tin ok os, 3. Also ran : _.l, Nancy Lee. "o'Areheen, 4 Tinoiti ('bracketed with Tinokoa). Won by a head and a length. Time, 1.25 3-5. WAIPAWA COUNTY RACES MOUNTAIN HEATH WINS COUNTY HANDICAP (Press Association.} —' HASTINGS, Oct. 22. The annual metting of the- Waipawa County Racing Club was held on the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s course at Hastings to-dav in splendid weather. The course was in good order. Thera was a large attendance. The sum of £15,138 was put through the machine, compared with £9074 at Waipawa last year, an increase ot £6074. • . /

Maiden Handicap, live furlongs.— 1. D. Meikles' Tea Tattle (C. Davis) 1 ; 4 Repay 8.8 (Hockley) 2; 5 King Manu (S. Anderson) 3. Also started: 10 '-Smithy, Arrowroa, 7 Imperial Fame, 11 Crown Link, 9 Whakaotirangi, 13 Gold Medal, 8 Irish Court. 3 Delude, 11 Princess' Elizabeth, 13 Golden Area, 6 Ahalama. 8 Gay Virginia, 2 Swank. Won by one and ahalf lengths and three lengths. Time. 1.3 2-5.

Jumpers’ Flat Handicap, 1J miles. —4 R. Gregory’s Jen 9.6 (A. Corner) 1; 6 Heather Blend (S. Anderson) 2; 2 Crishna (A. Lord) 3. Also started: 1 Gaze, 5 Braemari, 3 Watchman. Won by a long neck and three lengths. Time, 2.12. Waipawa County Handicap, one mile.—-1 .Mountain Heath (0. Davis;) 1 ; ,2 Merry Danion (H. Griffiths) 2'; 3 Starboard Light (J. Hockley) 3. Also started: 4 Kilmezzo, 8 Road Hog,' 6 Morose-, 7 Keen. 5 Mystum. Won by two lengths and one length. Time, 1.43. Homewood Hack Handicap, 61 furlbngs.—• 6 M. Thomas’ Plimmerton 8.2 (J. Hockley) !•; 5 Chopin 7,12 (A. E. Gilmore) 2; 2 Gold Bag 8.5 (N. Davis) 3. Also started: 4 The Mug, 1 King Quex, 3 Brown Sugar, 7 Gordon Swift, 8 Piripono. Won by. a short neck and threequartens of a length. Time, 1.21 4-5. 4 Novice Handicap, 6 furlongs.—s J. Key’s Repay 7.13 (N. C. Trillo) 1; 9 High Court 8.4 (H. Griffiths) 2; 2 Topere (J. Hockley) 3. Also started: 4 Taranto, 1 Goodwill, 10 Shrewd 3 Connoisseur, 11 Whakaotirangi, 7 iPrimax, 6 Curtsey, 8 Tutira. Won by threequarters of a’ length and a neck. Tim©, 1.15 1-5. Epsom Handicap, II milas.—-2 W. J. Woodds’ Belgian Queen 10.10 (Owner), 1; 5 Rakaupongo (Mr R. Plummer) 2; 1 Saturn (Mr J. Matson) 3. Also started: 6 Ahalama, 3 Democratic, 4 Ponjola, 7 Padriach. Won by a head and” one and a-half lengths. Time. 2.15 2-5. Railway Handicap, six furlongs.— 2 'E. W: R-uddick’s Gold Bag 7.3 (N. -Davis)’ ; 3 Knight-like 8.3 (N. Gilmore) 2; 4 Huikai (W. Mitchell) 3. Also started: 1 Lipsol. Won by one • and ‘ arhalf lengths each way. Timo, 1.15 3-5. i/j : -) Hack Flying Handicap, six furlongs,—9 R, Gregory’s Nightwitch 7.5' (NJ Davis) li; 4 Brown Sugar 7.7 (Savage) 2; 1 Goodwill 7.0 (O. Davis) 3. ARo started: 2 Dreamy, 7 Keen, 5 Plimmerton, 8 Taranto, 3 . Golden Shadow, 6: Tom Byrne, 10 Hakuwai, 7 Wet.. Winter. Won by a length ancl a-neck. Time, 1.16. WAVERLEY RACES MANLY MINS THE CUP CPreea Association.! WANGANUI, Oct. 22, The Wave-fly R.C.; annual meeting was held at Waver ley to-day in fine but dull weather. The going was good and the attendance large. The totalisator put through £19,960, against £10,870 last year. ' ' -Morton Memorial Handicap.— 1 Callapat 8.1 (C." France) 1; 3 Llan-m'ore-7.10 (W. Lippingwell) 2; 4 Calamine (L. Pine) 3. Also started: 7 Tangerin, 5 Skypoint, 13 Alleyway, 9 Iciogne, 2 WarlUe, U- Havering, 8

-'Rotency; ' 0 Blaick. Odin,-10 Monoio;•12 Oamphos, . Won by two lengths - and. one length. Time, 1.17. Brewer Handicap.—s 'To : Atiawa 7.0 (J. S, Rotter) ,lj 3 Bonogne 7.5 (Tucker) 2; 1 Silvermine 8.12 (Lip-, pingwell) 3. Also started: 6 Vast Acre, 2 Limited, 8 (Monoghan, 3 Yoma, 4 Seastar, 7 Saggittanus, 10 Paul Lucerne, Won by a length and a-half and one length. Time, 1.15. Hurdles-.—3 Horomea 10.1 (G. Holland) ‘k; 1 Glengariff 10.0 (O. *Oorlet) 2;- 5 Lively Fire 9.0 (T, Holman) 3. Also started: 4 Troilus,'2'Lieut. Bill. 6 Waitaunaha, 7 Inahman, 8 and two lengths. Time, 2.513-5. Waverley Cup.—3 Manly 7.3 (J. S. Potter) 1; 5 Star Area 7.3 (R, Flower) 2; 9 Seatown 9.0 (L. Pine). 3. Also started: 1. Bisox, 2 Royal Mint 4 Vivo; 8 Orazone,'6 Limosa, 10 Captain Gazeley, 7 Flying - Shot-, ■ ■ll March 11. Won by threequarters of a length and a head. Time, 2.11 3-5. Flying Hack Handicap.—6, Denier 8.3 (L, Pine) T; 2 Silver Rule 8.9 (A. McCormack) 2; 4 White Ringlet 7.12 (R. Marsh) 3. Also started: . 5 Gold 'Dawn, 8 Orcades, 1- Bgeria, 3 Monsogne, 7 Marcia, 10 Boundary, 9 Skypoint. Won by three lengths and a head, Time, 1.16 2-5. Moumahaki Hack Stakes. —6 ' Miss Mercia 7.1 (Ri. Drinkwater) 1; 1 Avro 9.0 (R. Marsh) ■2; 5 ’ Whisogne (T. Tito) 3. Also started: 2 Kawhakina, 4 Boy, 8 Onward, 3 Sovena, 7 GaSnapper. -Won by.half a length and a- neck. Time, 1.45. ' Jackson Hack Memorial,—l Lady .Quex 8.10 (LJ George) 1;; 3 Argue 'B.ll (J. Potter) 2; 8 Richfield 7.9 (G. Grills) 3. Also started: 2 # Cool Mint, 4 Tenacre, 5 Grand Lupin, 7 Animated, 6 Tamatere-,... 10 Buster Cut; 11 Alleyway,Airway. Won by a length and a nose. Time, 1.3. » ’BANKS PENINSULA 1 AC--1 „■ CEPTANCES. :' s The Banks Peninsula Racing Club’s acceptances for October 27 are as follojvs: Akaroa, Handicap,. one mile and a quarter.—Rapier 9.13* Count Cavour Oil, Footfall 9.6, Thorndale 8.11, Sir Roy 8.0, Haze 7.11, Rotor 7.9, Hoylake 7.8, Beau Geste ,7.6, Nine o’ Spades 7.1, Malmsey, Amor Sarnia 7.0.

Hals-well Hack Handicap, six furlongs.—Skyquest. Greyfinch 8.1, Some Lad 8.0, Waterlow 7.9, Page Boy 7.8, Solfello 7.2, Corsetiere, Bolero, (Campanila; Star Raid 7.0. Lebon’s Handicap, seven furlongs. —Chiokwheat 9.6, Rascal, Nightwatch 8.7, Polydectes, Bouyant 8.4, Mime 7.13, Ned Kelly 7.13, Moratorium, 7.10, Amor V. 4), Spode 7.8, Thurso 7.7.

Brackeufiekl Flying Handicap, six furlongs.—Money Order 9.13, Tip Tree 8.2, Rascal 7.8, Single Spear 7.7 i Bouyant 7.4, Ned Kelly 7.0. Raituna Highwoight Handicap, one’mile.—Master John 10.5, Waterlow’lo.l, Bank Draft, Page Bov 10.0, Solfello 9.9, Gay bird. Merivale, Uproar 9.7, Wrigley 9.5, Tatn Glen, Oulrange 9.0. . Litf.'e River Trot Handicap, one mile, and a half.—Audrey Dillon, Dillon Danny, /Boy Dice, (Dalwyn, Hakari, Howdah, Idol Boy, Kate Logan, Wakina, Logan Princess, Lightfoot* Lindberg, Moving Pointer, Mahara, Madam Lecanda Aliss Babs, No Fear, Nancy McKinney, Pink Huger, Pedro, Prince Chimes, Rey Child, Rafa, Royal Comrade Routine Solitude, Tactless, Tokama, Wallace Logan, Wooden Bridge, Young Bingen, scr; Bonnie Prince 12 yards behind; Warrenore, 36yds.; Lough Neagh, Mount Royal, Peter Daunt. Sylvie Logan, Vecto, 48yds., Hard Knocks, 60yds.

'Duvaucheile Trot Handicap.— Bingelt'-Wilkfes, Chef, Dorrie Thorpe, Dillon Ed itor, Hinkler, His L.ordsip, Harold Less, Idol Boy, Kate Imogen, JTogan Princess, Little Moving Pointer, Nonsuit, No*- Fear, Prince Ando, Prompter, Pink Sugar, ltey Child, Lightfoot Royal Triumph, Robert Guy, Renettn. Dillon, Solitude, Wallace Logan, Young Bingen, Kanoloon, scr.; Guide Rangi, Henry Tracey, Warren ore, Pet Locanda, 12 yards behind;. Great Ando, Lord Bountiful,, Mount Royal, 24yds; Actor, Direct Chimes, Fair Dillon. Peter Daunt, 36 yds; Sylvie Logan 48 yds. ; Muriel de Oro 60yds.