LATE SPORTING.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XI, Issue 243, 18 October 1921, Page 5

LATE SPORTING.

WAIPAWA LABOUR DAY RACES. ACCEPTANCES. Waipawa, Oct. 18. The following are the acceptances for the Waipawa Labour Day races:— Jumpers’ Flat.—Powder King 11.6, Raffle and Tatimi 10.5, Signorella 10.1, Royal Gift 9.10, Mannikin 9.3, Ghori and Taihape 9.0. Waipawa County Handicap. — Ben Bolt 9.0, Tari 8.13, Woden and Hepta 7.13, Antler 7.9, Black Art 7.7, Arion and Crown Gem 6,7. Welter Handicap.—Black Art 9.4, Convention 9.1, Mokattam 8.9, Powder King 8.8, Gate Pali 8.1, Wamba, Morzonia and Finisterre 7.13, Suspicion, Tahumata, Invitation, Kai! and Fera 7.7. Electric Handicap.—Lady Wolawa 8.8, Larkspur and Wamba 8.4, Mountain Peer 7.8, WJiariti 7.5, Megan 7.3. Epsom Handicap. — Antler 11.13, Raffle 11.10, Signorella 11.6, Arion 11.3, Royal Gift 11.1, Mannikin 10.10, Revelry, Anguish, Ghori, Kumcroa and Taihape 10.7. Railway Handicap, — Tari 9.3, Hyginas 8.10, Woden and Hepta 8.3, Lady Wolawa 7.3, Crown Gem 6.12. Hack Flying.—Gate Pah 8.5, Larkspur and Wamba 8.3, Morzonia 7.12, Finisterre 7.11, Kilwana 7.7, Whanti, Marcus and Chatham 7.4, Suspicion, Formfcy gelding, Mystico, Queens Ferry, Kail and Fera 7.3. Maiden.—Mystico, Tahumata, Huriwaka, Kilawana, Actor, Marquis, Mountain Peer, Chatham, Dark Star, Farmby-Curlisation gelding, Bonifonn, Morganatic filly, Whariti, Queen’s Ferry, Slave Mart and Megan. People of Hawke’s Bay will have the unique opportunity of seeing the glass works at the show this year, where one may see all kinds ol glassware ami new novelties manufactured from the raw material. The demonstration is quite different from the usual side-show. The demonstrators will spin, weave, knit and blow glass at the glass-works, and every lady will receive a free souvenir. People are urged not to miss seeing the glass-works, as they leave the Dominion in December next. Location, near the merry-go-round.