SWon by nearly 100 ynrda In Bmln Bsec Dividends, £11 3 a and £5 6s. SELLING RACE, Of 50 boys ; 1 mile and a distance. Lady Spencer, 6at> 121 b ... .- ••■ 1 Galtee, 6*fc 121 b.„ 2 Donglas, 7st 111 b .- 3 —Six others tan. Won by two lengths In 2rain 9sci. Dividend, £i 9a and £2 6s. I'he winner was bought in for £25. tradesmen's handicap, Of 120 soya ; 1 mile. Mr Hnbba' Lord Zetland, Bat 21b (Derrett) ... ... ... — •-• 1 Hon. G. M'Lean'a Maremma, 6st 12lb (Kingan) 2 Mr Mercer's Beodonwell, Bst> lib (Clarke). „ ._ ... -~ — 3 — Barmby (Bst 81b), Goodwood (7st 131 b), Captive (7st 111 b), Brltomaite (7et 91b), Winchman (7st9lb), Speculation (6at 71b), Jane Eyre (7at 21b), and Vandyke (Git 71b) also started. Lord Zetland was taken to the front at 5 distance post, and won fairly easily by | half a length in lmin 53sec, Dividonds, £2 18s and £ls 12s. LAST STAKES, Of 20 soys, 6 furlongs.' ■ Mr Baddicombe's Ulva 1 Mr Kitt's Langley ... .- ... 2 Watchword .. , ... 3 —Seven others started. Won by a length in lmin 24seo. Dividends, £2 4s and £1 2s. TAKAPUNA KACES. Second Day, [by telegraph,] Auckland, Friday. The second day's racing of the Takapnna Jockey Club'R winter meeting was held to diy. Five thousand personß were present during the afternoon, and £€205 wnß passed through the machine. The following are the results : — Hack Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Ongon, 9st, 1 ; Repeater, 9at4lb. 2; Frontignac, 6»t 12b, 3. Time, lmin 41sec. Dividend, £6 15a. Second Handicap Hurdles, 12 mile.— Bombudisr. 10j»I>, 1 ; Bonovoree, lleti 41b, 2 J Msroro, 9i*, 3. Time, 3min 42Jae3, Dividend, £7 7s. BirHidny Handicap, 1J miie.— Anita, 63t 7>b, 1 ; So Kudu, 9<t 12lb, 2 ; Betallalion. 7at 3<b, 3. Time, 'imln 23iaec. Dividend, £4 19-. Second Pony Handicap, 5J furlongs.— Rodney, Bst, 1 : Lady Thornton, 9at 41b, 2 ; Quail, 6it 10! b, 3 Time, lrain 21Jseo. Dividend, £6 8«. Vlo'ortaHaudloap,sJfarlODga.— Grena (Her, 7et Blb, 1 ; Lady Agnes, 6at> 101 b, 2 ; Heart of Oak, 7st 21b, 3. Time, lmin 18aec. Dividend, £13 13b. Second Handicap Steeplechaae, 3J miles.— Bombardier, list, 1 ; Fishmonger, list 4lb, 2 j Deceiver, lOst 81b, 3. Time, 7mln 453e0. Dividend, £3 7a. Welter Handicap, 1 mile— Cleopatra, 6a6 71b, 1 ; Anit9, B«t> 81b, 2 ; Stamford, B*t, 3. Time, lmin 51seo, Dividend, £2 19s. GISBOKNE ItACES. (BY TELEGRAPH.) Gisuorne, Friday. At the wees to-day tbe reßnlta were : — Flying Handicap.— Royal 1, Samoa 2, Ztllah 3. Time, lmin 25Jsee. Dividend, £7 4s. Hack Flylnpr Race, —Good Shot 1, Daybreak 2, Malcolm 3, Dividend, £31 10s. Handicap Hurdles.— Donald M'Kionon 1, Worth 2, Panic 3. Time, 3min 47seo. Dividend, £3 19a. Birthday Handicap.— Samoa 1, Lord Raven 2, Hopmarket) 3. Time, 2min 13 2-sth Bee. Dividend, £4 12a. Handicap Hack Flat.— Hoyal 1, Bulldog 2, Nightingale 3. Time, lmin 59min. Dividend, £3. Half-mile Scnrrv. — Maritana 1, D*ybreak 2, Malcolm 3. Big dividend, £159. Forced Handicap. — Pakl Paki 1, Pororna 2, Zillah 2. Dividend, £5 16s. 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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9999, 25 May 1895, Page 4
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