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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10733, 2 November 1928, Page 6

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.-.l : I.FA'IN WEIGHTS (Press Association.! WELLINGTON, Nov. 1. Tlio' following weights lirtvo boon declared for tlvo Levin 11.0. ineetManakau Hurdles, 1} miles.—-Hor-onica, Diana’s Lad 10.12, Rouen, Sunart Panorama 10.7, Othon 10.2, Star Shell 10.0, "Olympic. Novar 9.11 Kilia, Lieut. Bill 9.8, . Grand National 9.3, Rirkbeck, llipdale, Altea, Fair One, Kempscy, American Pdlar, Pantler. Roburant 9.0. Weraroa Handica, 7 furlongs. Tanagra 9.7, Moutoa Treasury, Rotowhero 9.4, Acred, Green Acre 9.2, Shining Star 9.0, Bor.salino, Homs Bolus 8.13, Teheka 8.12. Rory Mor, Mandarine 8.7, Teremoana, Bissau, 8.6, King Quex, Elysianor 8.4, Hyxnestrason 8.2, Primax, Bourse, Lady Alophen, Airforce, Otauru . Lass, Gasnapper, Somes, Landguard, V aueiuse 8.0. ' • Mako Mako Handicap, 6 furlongs. —.Henna 9.0, Rotowhero 8,11, Arrow Boy 8.10, Green Acre, Lady Quex 8.9, Moutoa Wonder, llolus Bolus 8.5, Mark Mint. Oroadcs, Argue 8.3. Cold Air 8.2, The Dove •7.11, Australis, Rash 7.10/Patearoa, Taranto 7.8,■ Disrank 7.0. . ■ Levin Cup, 11 miles.—Nukumaj 9.0, Paitonu 8.11. Blimp, Jtoyal Game' 8.8, Arrow Lad 8.5, Shining Armour 8.3, Horomea 8.1, Novar 7.10, "Teri 7.8, Avro, Vigilance, Kiliniss" 7.5, Kilperon. Talisker, Oraziino • 7.4, Diseoureo 7,3, Twink, Olympic,, Captain Gazelev, Imperial Spark, • Askari, Kilmezzo 7.0. . Lake Handicap, 1 mile and a distance.'—Kalos 9.0, Tanagra 8.10, Shining Star 8.6, Teheka 8.4, Gold Bag 8.3, Bissac 7.10,. Air Force, Volplane, llipdale, Gasnapper, Lady Alopcan, Handsome, Sneerer, Kompssv 7.5. ■ McDonald Memorial, 6 furlongs.— Piuthair 9.0, Vertigern 8.13 Helotis, Dobbin 8.3, Keddar, Miss Pat 7.12, Callanmore, Bonogne 7.11, Wanderlust, Kilbronsyth 7.8, The Imraigrant 7.7,' Desert Lad, Ridgemount 7.6, Bonhommd 7.3, Arrow Boy, Moutoa Treasury/ Twink 7.0. .Hokio Handicap, 5 furlongs.— Quantum 9.0, Veroneso 8.13, Lady Quex 8.11, Argue 8.6, Mark Mint 8.3, Dry Area, Golden Shadow 8.1, Arch Arrow, Rash 7.10, Brown Sugar; Baskier 7.9, Taranto 7.8, Star Girl, Tapestry, Flying Bingo, Inflame, .Tin Jazz, Pompadour, Greenfield, Kentish Lady. Samburr, Degree, Alleyway, Wet Winter, War Zone .7.4..

- DARGAVILLE RACES . R.OYAL DOULTON WINS GUP (Press Association.! AUCKLAND, Nov. 1. The Dargavillo Racing Club opened its meeting on the Avondale Joc-key-Club’s course to-day. The weather was fine and there was a good attendance. The totalisator handled £23,499 compared with £8399 on the corresponding day of last year, when the meeting was held on the Northern Wairoa course. —Maiden Plate.— * ■'First Division.—s Fernden (A. Stead) 1, 1 Lunette (McTavish) 2, 7 Fancy Boy (I\ Brady) 3. Also ran: 3 1 Archeval, 4 Blue Spear, 17 Camp Prince, 11 Diamond Queen, 8 Llven•to and J’osio Melville, 1 Lido (coupled with Lunette), 14 Merry Eight, 12 Optimistic and Ponticus, 21 Roman Pearl and St. Ames, 13 Tea Money and Tukinoa. Won by a neck arid a length. Time, 1.16. _ Second Division.—lo Big Bertha (11.. Lee) 1, 13 Kawainga (Turvey) 2, 16 Envoy (K. Gill) 3. Also ran: 9 Brampton, 23 Oharitaino, 18 Double Mint 16 Fane (coupled with Envoy), 20. Frothblowcr, 13 Haviland (coupled with Kawainga), 19 Lineroo and Lucklaine, 2 Ilouefcizo and Mussio, 3 Owairaka and Red Lion, 6 Sulla, 22 Valquette. Won by two lengths and a'length. Time, 1.15 4-5. Tolca Toka Handicap—l 3 Catapult 7.2 . (S. Bryce) 1, 9 Air King 7.8} (H. Lee) 2; 5 Maori Boy 7.10 (E. Mahson) 3, Also ran: 18 Miss Potoa,. 2 Winsome Boy. 1 Liason, 4 / Miss . Mercia, 11 Hone Heke, 8 * Grand Tea, 7 Vallar, 3 Partial Eclipse, 14 Abbey Queen, 15 Killuto 12' Exalted. 17 Little Gift, 10 Abbot's Delight, 6 Buiolo, 19 Princess Electra, 16 Tanorire. Won by half a length and throequarters of a length. Vallar was fourth. Time, 1.161-5, Kjnihu Hurdles.—l Mangani (N. Svmo) 1; 5 Clockwork 9.3, car. 9.6} (11: Olive) 2; 5 Mangaiti 9.0 (coupled .with-. Clockwork). (Burgess) 3. Also ran: 2 Quincoma (fell), 3 l’ict, 7 Master Clements, 4 Harbor View, 6 Miss Alma (fell). Won by two lengths and four lengths. Time, 2.17 1-5. - Nursery Handicap.— 2 Carl Idem 8.2 (S. Bryce) 1; 8 Gemlight 7.7 (11. Wiggins) 2j. 1 Love Call 8.8 (K. Gill) 3. Also ran: 1 Flying Prince, 4 Awamutu, 2 Valarous (coupled with winner), 6 Bennie, 11. Imperial Prince, 10 Anom, 9 Currajong, 7 Gigolo. 5 Nerval Ten. Won by a head and thrcenuartors-iof a length. Timo 1.4..

, .Dnrgavillo Cup.—7 Royal Donlton 7.1 .'ear, 7.4 (Beale) 1; 3 Papntu 7.0 oar. 7.2 (H, Wiggins) 2; 6 Mint Leaf 8.3 (O. Goldsboro) 3. Also ran: 2 Valkon, 1 Desert Glow, 8 Thursby, 4 Golden Wedding, 10 Alonsoa, 5 Sir Russell© 11 Master Doon, 9 Sir Archie. Won by two lengths and a head. Desert Glow was fourth. Time 2.8- . , Avoca Handicap,-—2 Lady’s Boy 7.7} .(Robinson) 1; 1 Aussie 9.13 (H. Tinker) 2; 7 Oration 8.4 (George) 3. Also ran: 8 Branson, 2 Flying Juliet, 12 The Lamb, 13 Scat, 4 Billiton*. 9 Ballymoy 11., 6 Hyde Park, 3 The Begum, 11 Serang, lOYaqni. Won by two lengths eacli way. Hydo Park was fourth. Time, 1.15. Awakino Hack Handicap.—2 Tidal 7.G (S. Bryce) 1; 3 Eager Rase 7.9 car. 7.10 (E. Manson) 2; 9 Glenstar 7.6} (Brady) 3. Also ran: 8 Respirator, 1 War Officer, 7 Salamander 4 lirountitTii Guido, 12 Pekatahi, 6 Bizarre, 5 Nassoek, 13 Critique, 11 Template, 10 Princess Rain. Won by a length and half a length. Time, 1.41 3-5. Hobson Handicap.—B Lomint 7.11 (J.. Conquest) 1; 4 Auriculas 7.1 (Wiggins) 2; 7 Cynthia N., 7.4 (Bryce) 3. Also ran: 5 Stormy, 1 King Smock, 3 Ohinemuri, 11 The Thorn, 10 Wenday, 6 Judge’s Box, 9 Eh Timi. Won by half a lengtli and'two lengths, Time. 1.41, SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES (Press Associations ■= /" AUCKLAND. Nov, 1. The .following acceptances havo been received for the second day:— Horohore Handicap, 6 furlongs.—. Lunette. 9.0,. Fancy Boy, Good Boy 8.8, Brampton. Tea Money 8.6, Camp Prince, Blue Spear, Sulla 8.5, Josin Melville, Monetize, Tuknnoa, Linoroo. Valsier, Mussie, Piriata, Master Leigh, Lucklaine. St. Ames. Frothblower, Oivanaka, Furore, Semicircle, Zane Gray 8.4, Archeval. Red Lion. Town Teller, Roman Pearl. Haviland 8.2. . Omana Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Miss Potoa 8.13, Liason, Winsomo Boy 8.6, Miss Mercia 8.3, Honeheko 8.0, 'Catapult 8.1, Air King 8.0, Vallar 7.10, Adiuster 7.7, Partial Eclipse 7.6, Abbey Queen 7.5. Killuto 7.4, -Lunette 7.1. Puror, Diamond Queen, Envoy, Tanniri. Mussie, Abbots Delight, Bulolo, Exalted 7.0. Ruawai Handicap, sis furlongs.— Aussie 10.3, Amarero 9.0, Lady’s Boy. Oration 8.5. The Lamb 7.12, Billikins 7.5, Scat 7.4, Ballymoy If. gerahg, The Fox, Yaqui 7.0.

'Juvenile nar.dicap, -5 _ furlongsCarl Idem 8.10, Love Call 8.9. 'Awaniiitu 8.1, Bennie, Praetor, Professor 7.6, Currajong 7.3, Imperial Prince Anoxn, Valorous 7*2, Norva! Tea 7.1, Gigolo 7-0. Kirokopani Hurdles, 1} miles.— Mangani 10.11. Importer 10.0, Clockwork, Pekutahi 9.8, Fane, Harbor View, Mangaiti 9.0. Hoanga Handicap, one mile.— Winsome Boy 9.0, Respirator, War Officer- 8.10, Maori Boy, Tidal 8.5, Grand Tea 8.2. Eager Rose 7.13, Killuto 7.11, Mountain Guido 7.9, Brampton, Glenstar 7.8, Template, Bizarre. Princess Rain 7*6, Nnssock, Critiriue 7.2, Double Mint 7.0. Donald Finlayson Memorial, one mile.—Stormy 9.0, Lomint 8.11, King Smock, Schorr 8.6, Golden Wedding 8.3, Auriculas 7.12, The Thorn 7.11, Cynthia N. 7.8, Wenclay 7.7. Eh Timi 7.0. President’s Handicap, one mile.—■ Branson 9 .’4, Royal Da niton 8.2. Flying Juliet 7.13. Lomint 7.9, Panatu 7.7, Siaosi 7,1, Master Doon, King Emerald, Sleepy Sol, Sir Archie, Hyde Park, Golden Wedding 7.0. PALAIS ROYAL WINS CAMBRIDGESHIRE Gnlted Press Asnn b> 131. Te). Oon.vri<rh> Australian Press Assn-—United ‘Service LONDON, Oct. 31. The Cambridgeshire Stakes resulted: Palais Royal. 1, Baytown 2, Insight TL, 3. Twenty-six started. Won by a head. “TOTE” OR “BOOK ITCS’’ CONTROVERSY IN VICTORIA. Gnlted Press Assn, by 131. Tel. Copyright (Australian Proa* ABsn.j MELBOURNE. Nov, 1. The much-discussed totalisator evoked an interesting diversity H opinion before the Parliamentary Select Committee on Racing. Tho machine was warmly supported by the secretary of the Victoria Racing Club, but the secretary of tho Victorian Amateur Turf Club said that racing would bo impossible without hotting—no one would attend-—while the totalisator alone would produce an undesirable class ill hosts of illegal bookmakers. The machine would also greatly increase tho number of small bets. His personal opinion was that bookmakers alone, at at present, provided the best system. SIR, ABE BAILEY’S RACEHORSES REALISE 86,450 GUINEAS United Proas Assn by El. Tef. Copyriehl (Australian Press Association-' LONDON', Oct, 31. Sir Abo Railey’s sale of racehorses at Newmarket yielded 86,450 guineas. Nineteen yearlings realised 37.535 guineas, colts out of Bracket by Mockals of Marcus fetching 6100 and 6000 guineas respectively. Tho top price for two and three-year-olds was 4600 guineas, which was paid by an American buyer.