SPORTING

Hawera Star, Volume LI, 8 June 1931, Page 9

SPORTING

AUCKLAND THIRD DAY OPENING EVENTS. STEEPLES TO SPALPIKO. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) AUCKLAND. June S. Perfect weather favoured the oipeniiio- of the third day programme of the Auckland races. The track was in the b,est condition experienced for the meeting. Results: TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE. Of £300; about two miles- and a-half. 4 Paris, 10.2 1 3 Senora, 9.0 2 6 Jiu Jazz, 9.4 3 Also started.—Dark Prince 11.0. Pangolin 10.3, Quinsilia 10.1. Won by three lengths; twelve lengths. Time, smin. 16 2-osec. OP.AKEI HURDLES. Of £300; one mile and three-quarters. 1 Landmark, 9.10 ]- 9 Loving Cup, 9.6 2 Also started. —Cristobel 11.2, Archeen 10.10, Monetize 10.4. Patutahi 9 12, Harbour View 9.4, Spa.lpAo 9.4 Vassock 9.1. Abbess 9.0. Owairaka 9.0, Coolmint 9.0. Catullus 9.0. Land Mens\von bv two and a-half lengths: six lengths. ‘ Time. 3min. 20 l-osec. YORK HANDICAP. Of £660; one mile. 7 Valroe. 9.0 o 6 Taneriri. 10.10 g 2 Standfast. 9.6 •• a" HaverAlso started. —Sea town ILL ‘ - ing 11.9, Eaglet 10.12. True Inevitable 10.0, Eagei- Rose 9.13, g dudno 9.9. Sir Monel. 9.9, High 1 9 6 Tucv Rose 9.6. British Ivmg 9.4, Little Doubt 9.0. l f , ll( r(hs- hah Won by two and a-bali leiigtns, :l . length'. Time, lmin. 4sec. WT NTER STEEP f- ES. Of £B6O. About three miles. 6 Spalpiko, 9.0 y 4 Claremore. 9.12 ” \lso rta’rted 0 : AVil'tsiii'i'e lOri2. Lines.' 10.2, Master Ln 10.1. Star Comet Ih Wako King 9.10 Kan.el.a.mha 9.0 Mashoor 9.0. Kaokaoroa 9.0 Matu - • Won by a length xhree lengths be tween second and third. Time, • . •