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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11951, 23 May 1933, Page 6

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FIXTURES May 2/—Woodville District K.C. May 31 —, June 1, 3—Dunedin. J.C. Juno 2, 3—Otaki Maori R.C. June 3,5, 7—Auckland R.C. i June 10—Foxton R.C. ] Juije 15, 17—Hawke’s Bay J.C. June 17—South Canterbury 11-C. June 22, 2-1 —Napier 'Park R.C. June \23—Egmont-AVanganui H.O. June 24—Ashburton County R.C. July I—Oamaru J.C. July s—Danncvirke5 —Danncvirke Hunt Club. ' July B—AVaiinate District H.C. July 11. 13, 15—Wellington E.C. July 22—Hawke’s Bay H.C. July 27, 2f<—Gisborne R.O. ' July 29—Christchurch Hunt Club. TE KEITI RACES. ’WILTSHIRE WINS STEEPLES. ; (Press Association) : HAMILTON, May 22. ; For tbe concluding day of the Te ; Kuiti races at To Rapa, the weather was fine and there .was a good attendaneo. The track was some''hat holding. Maniapoto Steeples.—2-—1 Alaiinga King 1 ; 6—6 Valpeen, 2; I—3 High Pitch. 3. All started. Won by a length, and 75 yards. Time 5.32 ■!-•>. Trial Handicap:—l—3 Phlnkuo 1; 11—12 C’onfnoen 2; 15 —11 . Va! 1 Watch 3. High Exchange was coupled with Phirfkuo. Sera tehed: 7'ahna ATca. Won l/v two lengths and a nose. Time, 1.18 4-5. Waitorao Handicap.—3-2 Proly.xo | j ; j_d Speed mini 2; B—B Protomint- *;» All started. A Yon by a neck and , a length. Tune. ]..|5 2-5. Hurdle?: —I—l High Commissioner 1 : 3 -3 Riform 2: 6-5 Free Air 3. Scratched; Radiant Sun. Sir Music Won by half a head. and six leneths. Time. 3.21 2-5. < ITnngatike Handicap:—Sinking Fund 1 ; Rim? Moth’ 2; Sweet AVltis- 1 pe r 3. Kawliia Steeples:—Wiltshire 1; Luces? 2; Knwini 3. 1 Afairoa Handicap:—Milady 1 : Li- ] mex 2: Jonathan 3. Farewell Handicap:—Tatyoon 1: 1 Bend La tour 2; Golden Sceptre 3. V < AAfHON RA RETURNS TO AUSTRALIA. AVALLA AVALLA’S TROTTING TIME TEST POSTPONED. (IT.P.A. hy Flee. Tel. Copyright) i (Rec. Alay 22, 8 p.m.) 1 • SYDNEY. A lay 22. 1 > Ammon J?n, rctnrnod hy the Ala- 1 rama in good condition after a rough 1 voyage from Auckland. . Tlio .trotter .Walla AAmlla’s test ag- < ainst time has- been postponed till 1 June 12. k AUCKLAND REHANDICAP2 1 1 (Press Association) 1 AUCKLAND, Alay ’ 22, 3 Tlie f olio win 0: rehandieaps have •' been declared for the first day of • the Auckland Racing Club’s winter ■ m-euT-inc: — Cornwall Handicap: Gibraltar 81bs., making 7.13; Prolyxo 51b., making 1 7.8. Jervois Handica ( Sinking Fund 81bs making 7.9 ; Taytoon -71bs., making : p,, ■: :."c rr

Mombers’ ' Handicap : Miladi libs, making 8.0. Prolyxo .in the Members’ Handica and Make Up and Wiltshire in th Crreat Northern Steeples (second day are not "being roliandioapped. WOODVILIIE JOCKEY CLUB. ACCEPTANCES. Saturday, May 27, 1933. ’ (Press Association) PAUMEUSTON N.,- May 22, The following, acceptances hav been receiver] for. the Woodvillo Pis t rich Jockey Club’s meeting to b held on Saturday, May 27: — Winter Hurdles, of 75 sovs. One and a-Half miles.

NOTES AND NEWS. Prince of Orange was the popular choice for the Te fvuiti Hurdles, but Mia Stella and Bilform kept him at it in the first mile and.he then rotfra] beaten. Paddon dashed into the lead about five furlongs from home, lmt High Commissioner never allowed him to get far away and headed him before the last fence to beat him eaisly. Bilform plodded on to get third and True Blood was a moderate fourth, with the others well beaten. High Commissioner is an improved horse and Paddon. displayed definite signs' of coming bade. Ho looks well and should improve rapidly in the next fortnight. Biform performed creditably and True Blood just plodded on a t iho end. His jumping was far from good and he requires more schooling yet to hold his own with the host hurdlers. » » * Only five started in the King Country Steeples, and it proved easy for Make Up. who led practically throughout and won on the hit from Lucess. with Wiltshire a moderate third. Make Up did not jump some

of liis fences well when going slow in. the- middle singes, swerving badly 'at some but ho cleared them very quieklv and donn.lv when ho had some pace on. Duress had every chance and was moll, beaten. Master Ini lost liis rider .and Star Comet was pulled up. Make Up should strip in great heart- at Ellerslie. » * ■» I’od Bank’s win in the "Wanganui Steeplechase was a. surprise, but bo won-well agter giving a great jumping display. He was probably lucky that Onico fell at. the last fence when np with him, but on the day Red Bank won like a racehorse. Anderson took Red' Bank. to the. front from the start, and soon put a big break on Birkbeck, Jen, and Omeo. Birkbock and Omeo sot out after Red Bank six furlongs from home, and at the second last fence were just in behind him. A bad jump cost Birkbcck his chance, but Omeo went on only to fall at the last fence when he . appeared to have the . leader’s measure.. This loft Red Bank a comfortable winner from Birkbeck, with Jen a.poor third.. The winner made] no semblance of an error, and on the day thoroughly deserved his win.. Omeo races without luck. Birkbeck had to muster tip ..a lot..more pace; than on the first day, and this found him jumping faultily over the last I three or four fences.

Hc-nry of Navarre and Ganpat were better backed than High Falutin in the hurdles at AVangnnm, but. High Falutin again won, and very comfortably. Ganpat made the running from Ruan.ui and Henry of Navarro. Tho field closed up down the back the last time, Im.t over the .last two fences Riinnui had .bonded the- Jot and led to the last with High Falutin Once over, High Faintin’ came on for a. comfortable win, while Aliss Hastings came with a. late ru'n and ran Ruamii to a neck. Henry of Navarre was fourth, and Ganpat next. High Faintin’ won without any difficulty. Ruanui .gave a much-improved showing, but the two favorites wore disappointing. Henry of Navarre covered a lot of extra ground. Ganpat, after making a ,bad landing five furlongs from home, was beaten on the home turn. Aliss Hastings ran well. Green Linnet lost some of her gear.

Palm 10 10 Ravsl on 0 Lima Lux 9 12 Ramann 9 Vitaphone 9 3 ..Cotsfiold 9 Taura Lad 9 0 Sir Pod 9 Ahuaturanga Handicap, of 65 sovs. Seven furlongs. Purse ■ . 8. 9 Land Tax 7 Monarchy 8 9 'White Squall 7 Golden Chant 8 2 Lacks ton 7 Anemometer 8 1 Rhea £ Lady Ronald S .1 Pod Top 7 Swift and I’m Alone. £ Sure 7 12 F.bonm 7 Lick Priscilla Whittington 7 9 Verne 7 A cron 7 9 Mercian Qn. < Jubilee Cup, of 130 sovs. One mile anti a-quarter. Chopin . . 9 0 Beacon Fire 7 1 Juggle ' 8 33 Copper King 7 1 Takakua/ -86 My Own ’ 71 Lucky Alice 8- 4 Princess Bell 7 Courtyard 8 3 Cape Fair 7 Fairway 7 13 Hopeful stakes, of 50 sovs. Six furlongs. Prince La Fleur 8 1 Umberto S 11 To RangiToxmiss 8 11 tumau 8 1 Vonia Park 8 11 Astcrisca 8 1 On.’s Diadem 8 11 Aube S Clden Empire 8 11 Tommy TInzoor 8 11 Atkins 8 Tudor S 11 Windward 8 Matahiwi Handicap, of 65 sovs. One mile and a distance. Fairway 9 S Chief Monarchy 8 6 Marionette 7 1 Shootist 8 1 Kotaki Eka 7 Beaeonsfield 8 1 Red Flush 7 Thrasher S 0 White Squall 7 Kalmuk 7 13 Tareha 7 1 Park Acre 7 7 Ngawapurua Handicap, of 65 sovs. Five furlongs. Good Hnting 10 1 Hnting Lodge 7 Ryl. Hunting 9 5 King Peg 7 l Grumpy 9 4 Lackston 7 Foreign Qn. 8 4 Grand Blow 7 Minstrel Lad 7 13 Rhea 7 i Trippinrr 7 S I’m Alone. 7 ( Right Bower 7 8 A retie Region 7 A dm ar tli a 7 8 Hybiscus 7 C West Tor 7 8 Goldfinch Memorial, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. Habit 9 0 Mahora 7 17 All Humbug S 10 Orby’s Choice 7 7 Retract 8 8 Slippery 7 7 Royal Bengal 8 8 Princess Bell 7 £ Curie 8 o Leisure 7 ! Knihoro 8 1 Sir Pombal 7 C Takakua 7 13 False Scent 7 0