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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 8 June 1931, Page 3

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FIXTURES. June 13, 15. —South Canterbury J.C. June 13, 15. —Waikato R.C. June 20.—Hawke’s Bay J.C. June 20, 27. —Napier Park R.C. June 27. —Ashburton County R.C. July 4. —Oamaru J.C. July 4, G. —Taumarunui R.C. July 11, 15, 18.—Wellington R.C. July 18. —Waimate District H.C. July 23, 25. —Gisborne R.C. July 22, 23. —bfanawatu R.C. July 25. —South Canterbury H.C. GREAT NORTHERN MEETING SPLINT TO TiANERTM. SECOND DAY CONCLUSION. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, June (5. The 'Auckland Pacing Club’s Great Northern (Steeplechase meeting was continued to-day ia fine weather. The attendance was good and the track, although holding, was greatly improved compared with the first day. The totalisator handled £48,092 10s, compared with £52,088 10s on the corresponding day last year. 'Spalpiko established a good lead in the first round of the 'Great Northern -Steeples. Pearl do Leon and Star Comet fell, the former having to be destroyed. Spalpiko was still the leader at the commencement of the last round, with Master Lu, Lucess and Copev handy, blaster Lu was in front on the hill from Lucess, Spalpiko and Copoy and stayed on to win fairly comfortably. Nukumai and Dark Prince fell and Eoxhound was pulled up, having broken down. Concluding results:—

KING GEORGE HANDICAP. Of £(500; 7 furlongs. 2 Taneriri, 8.0 ((Goldfinch) .... 1 4 Inevitaple, 7.7 (‘Williams) .. 2 1 5 'Refresher, 5.7 (Bagby) ..... 3 Also started: 3 Havering, 9.10; 1 Gold Money, 8.13; 14 Royal Doulton, 5.7; 2 Manawhenua, 5.2 (bracketed with the winner); Id Eager Rose, 8.0; 12 Llandudno, 7.10; 6 Awaken, 7.8; 9 Lucy Rose, 7.6; 10 British King, 7.5; S Yalroe, 7.2; 13 Puriri Park. 7.0; 7 Lady’s Boy, 7.0. Won by a neck, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.30.

iManawhenua -loci across tlie top from Puriri Park, Refresher and Inevitable. The position of the leaders were unchanged entering the straight, except that Lady’s 'Boy had moved up to third. 'The field then bunched and in an exciting finish Taneriri came up fast on the outside to score a narrow win. Yalroe fell soon after the start.

PA NiM/UiRE H UEPIL.ES. Of £300; 1-J miles. T 'Cristobel, 10.3 (Smith) 1 2 Landmark, P. 3 (Foster) .... 2 •15 INa.ssoek, P.O (Thomson) ..... 3 Also started: 5 Palnlalii, P. 13; 3 Sir Russell, PJ11; 7 Marble King, 0.11; 8 Desert Plow, 0.10; 4 Loving Cup, P. 7; 10 Justify, P.fl; p rtairuru, P.O. Won by two lengths, ten lengths between seeoml and third. Time, 3.2 d M * 5. 'Oi'isloliel led all (lie wav and passing the stand was followed’ by ..Marble King, well elear of: Landmark. Across the top Landmark came up to second place, but Cristobel retained the lend to win comfortably. „Sir Russell fell at the first fence and Desert Plow at the third. DI'TZ RO Y HANDICAP Of £300; 1 mile. « Pewa, P.d (Ellis) I 4 Lord Ynl, 7.12 (Wiggins) .. f 2 Catoma, 8.9 (Bagby) 3 t Dead heat for first. Also started: 6 Roval Survey, 8.8: 12 First Lap, 8.5; 14 Indolent, 8.4; 1 Little Doubt, 8.4; 5 Yalmarie, 8.1; 13 Good Idea, 7.13; p Alloy, 7.8; 11 Te Money, 7:5; 3 Grand Talk, 7.4-10 Wild Country, 7.0; 7 Trustee, 7.0. j Ihe third horse was a head away. •Lord Val was in front when the field settled down and led into the straight followed by [Good Idea, Pewa, Little Doubt and Catoma. In a wonderful finish the judge declared a dead-heat lor first between Pewa and Lord Val. with Catoma a head away third. GREYMOUTH COMBINED GKIGIVESWIOK WINS AGAIN. SECOND DAY PROGRAMME.

GREYMOUTH, June C. Ihe second, day oi the combined breymouth-Hokitika race meeting was liehl in fine weather. The attendance was fair. The track was lieavv. r J’lie totalisator put through £4940 Ills, the total for the meeting beiiw £9IIG ~y< Results: _ NOVICE, STAKES. Or £75; five furlongs and a-aalf. 3 Vulpine. 8.13 (Lee) 1 1 Metal Bird 1 , 7.13 2 4 Earthquake, 7.13 3 Also .started.—s Lndv Lackham 8.13. 2 Clamour 8.13, 7 Rio Rita 8.13. G Th urn ham Las* 8.1.3. Won by a length ; n neck. Tinw, 1 min. I Psoc. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of £7O; six furlong, s and a-inif. 2 Full Crop, 8.0 (Young) I 5 Qiiinola, 7.1 2 i 1 Soil-ear, 8.8 3 Also started.—3 Sagittarius 8.12. 4 Animated 7.7. Won b v three lengths; a bead. Time fmin. 2-1 4-nsec. MAW TIER A TROT. Of £75; one mile. 5 Rokenn, 12vds (McKenzie) ... 1 .3 Etiquette, 24yds 2 2 Pearl Bingen, limit 3

Also started.—4 Tempo limit, 13 Sissisox limit, 8 All an ora, limit, 11 Dildoncttie limit, 10 Bingen Wilkes It-ycis. 7 Royal Iroquois 24yds, 1 Princess Then 36yds, 6 Royal Drusus 48yds, 12 Looo' 48yds, 9 Flying Kate G>yds.

> Won by a length and a half; three lengths. Time, 2min. 26sec. WINTER, HANDICAP. Of £120; oue mile. 1 Giggleswick, 8.13 (Kinvau) . 1 G Thunsby, 7.4 2 i 4 Noteworthy, 9.13 3 Also started. —3 Taku Tama 5.9, 2 Miss Mercia 8.3, 5 The Dove 7.11, 7 Fairy Tidings 7.5. A length each way. Time, lmin. 47 sec. FLYING HANDICAP. Of £75; five furlongs and a-half. I Limited, 9.9 (Kit-wan) I 4 Full Crop. 5.9 2 5 Mata a. 7 8 3 Also started.—3 Quantum 10.0. 7 Subdivision 9.2, 6 Sagittarius 8.12. 8 The Dove 8.1, 7 Quinola 7.4, 9 Lady Lackham 7.0. Won by a length; half a, length. Time, lmin. 11 l-ssec. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. Of £75; seven furlongs. 1 Ringing Cheer, 8.8 (Hughes) 1 ' 3 Coll, 8.10 2 4 Solvent, 9.11 3 Also started.—2 Bold Archer 8.8, G Animated 8.7, 5 Dawn o’ Day 8.1. Won bv two lengths; a length. Time, lmin. 33 l-ssec. KAI AT A TROT HANDICAP. Of £75; one mile and three furlongs. 4 Tempo, limit (Cavalier) 1 2 Princess Then, 24yds 2 3 Etiquette, 24yds 3 Also started.—ll Bingen Wilkes limit, 15 Allanora limit, 13 Dillonettic limit, 3 Rokena 12yds, 12 Audience 12yds, 9 Royal Iroquois 12yds, 7 Binsen l-th, 36yds, 1 Baron Derby 36vds, 10 Royal Dr us us 36vds, 14 Loco 3(5 vds, 6 Flying Kate 48yds 8 Hakari 72 yds. Won by two lengths; a length. Time, 3min. 24sec. OOTR.A HIGH-WEIGHT. Of £80; seven furlongs. 7 Quantum, 10.4 (Young) 1 2 Subdivision, 9.12 - 3 Pari, 8.6 3

Also started.—l bliss Mercia 9.5, 6 Tliursby 8.5, 5 New Bov 8.0, 4 Bright Spear 8.0. , Won by a length ; two lengths. Time, lmin. 33sec. DUNEDIN PLACINGS ALTERED KAPUNA LOSES STEEPLES CONCLUDING R ESULTS. DUNEDIN, June 6. The Dunedin Jockey Club’s winter meeting was concluded in showery weather. The track was heavy. There was a moderate attendance and the totalisator handled £12,221 for the day compared with £17,556 on the third day last year, making the total for the meeting £41,788 (£60,864). Concluding results are—. EMPIRE HANDICAP. Of 150 sovs. Six iiu-longs. 3 blaster Anomaly, 7.10 (A. Eastwood) I I Waving Corn, 7.1.3 (Dwyer) 2 I 5 Royal Saxon, 8.11 (Voiglit) 3 Also started—l Palermo, 9.9; 2 Assemble, 7.10; 6 Aspiring, 7.8. Won by a long neck, ball a length between second and third. Time, lmin 20s ec.

D INKDIN STEEP I, ECU A SE. Of 200 sovs. 'Two miles and a-half

4 Tunnmoe, 9.13 (Trillo) I 5 Knpnna, 10.12 (Hunt) 2 7 Valves, 9.3 (Beale) 3 Also started—3 Ratline, 11.4; 6 Fabriano, 10.13; 1 Snowfall, 10.12; 2 West Dome, 9.10. Kapunn. won by a head, willi ten lengths between the other two. Snowfall, AVest Dome and Radiac fell and as a result of an inquiry the race was awarded to Tunamoe. Hunt was disqualifiel for six months for boring and Trillo was fined £2 for striking Kapuna. Time, smin 49 2-osec. DOMAIN HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. 4 AYinsome Hind, 8.10 (Caveney) 1 7 Genteel, 8.0 (Austin) 2 2 Water Power, 8.13 (Hogan) 3 Also started; 9 lilt ley 9.3, 1 Consoon 9.2. 2 Traction 7.0 (bracketed with Water Power), S Kerbside 8.11. 5 Miss Redowa S.S, G Tea Urn S.B. 7 Tippling 8.4 {bracketed with Genteel). 3 Rosewood 8.4. 11 Coroner 7.13, 10 Spanish Maid 7.0. 12 Dressy 7.0. Won by a length and a half, with half a length between second and third. Time, 1.19 3-5. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of 120 sovs. Seven furlongs.

G Waving Corn, B.G (Jennings) 1 1 Rascal, 8.13 (Garment) 2 3 Rin Tin Tin. 8.7 (Powell) 3 Also started:. 4 Red Boa 9.8. 7 Ranelagli 8.13, 2 Greenaway BJS. 5 Topere 8.0. 8 Shortly 7.12, 9 Raineses 7.10. 10 Impertinence 7.0. AVon by half a length, a length between second and third, 'lime. 1.34. VICTORIA RACING CLUB f; IFT W 1 NS STEE PI.ES. MELBOURNE. June 7. The chief results of the V.R.C. tares vesterday were: YORK HURDLES. Kendler. 11.12 (Inkson) I Femes, 9.0 (holey) 2 Tresolaus. 9.5 (Snndlord) >3 Won by a neck. Time, 4.0’-. HOPETOUN STEEPf.ECU ASE. Gift, 1.0.0 (Winks) I Ancient Mariner, 0.5 (Butler) ... 2 The Cracksman, 9.2 (Thompson) 3 Won by half a. length a neck between second and third. 1 into, 1.13.,. ENGLISH TURF BRVLETTF WINS THE. OAKIB. LONDON, June 5. The Oaks resulted: Brulette 1, Four Course 2. Linkstar 3. Fifteen started. Won by a length; three-quarters of a length between second and third.