NAPIER PARK RACES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2324, 12 January 1893, Page 3

NAPIER PARK RACES.

(FEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.) PAEK (Baoecouese), January 12. The following are tbe results of the concluding events of yesterday's racing : — Two. Year-Old Handicap. — Spinaway, 6at 121b, 1 ; Noyade, 2 ; Zanella, 3. Time, lmin 6 l-sth sec. Dividend. £2 17e. ' New Tear Handicap, of 150 sov^; I£. - miles.— Queen of Trumps, 7st lib, 1; St. Malo, 7st 61b, 2 ; Kotuku, 7efc, 3. Rosefeldtand St. Eatherine also ran. Won, hard held, by two lengths. Time, 2min 41 2-sth sec Dividend, £Z 9s. Handicap Hurdles.— Gondolier, lOst, . 1; Beggarman, list, 2; Disturbance, 3. Kaimanawa, Worth, and Othello also ran. 1 Dividend, £11 Bs. Flying Handicap— Krina, 7st 101b, 1 ; Stockfish, 2 ; Dreamland, 3. Dividend, £5 18b. Settlers' Handicap — Kangiatea, Bst 181b, 1 ; Prairie Grass. 2 ; Oris, 3. Dividend, £2 18s. Green Meadows Handicap — Dreamland, Bat 91b, 1; Spinfeldt, 2; Man v 'Friday, 8. St. Malo, Link, and Aronoel also ran. Won, after a magnificent finish by a bare half length. Dividend, 48 18a.

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