SPORTING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 22 June 1912, Page 5

SPORTING.

HAWKE'S BAY RACES.

SECOND DAY.

BY TEJOEGEAPH-PBKS3 4.SE 3CIAUION

HASTINGS, June 21. Beautiful weather favored the second day of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's winter meeting. There was a good attendance . The going was a trifle heavy as a result of the recent rain. Tho totahsator investments amounted to £9v15 against £11,810 on the second day oi the last winter meeting. The total for the two days was £21 012 against £20,938 at the last winter meeting. The following are the details or the racing:— Kidnappers Hurdies.— Bandalero, 1; St. Toney, 2; Bravest, 3. All started! 9kl stead felL " v*ln easily- Time^

Havelock Steeplechase.—Makiri, 1The Chief, 2; Longboat, 3. Scratched: AYinhana. Rosea/ove (Pell. W^on by half a length. Time, 4.20. Turamoe Handiap Hurdles. —Idealism, 1; Elfish, 2; Waiputere, 3. Scratched—Black Northern. Ambrosian fell. Won easily. Time. 3.24.

Ladies' Necklace.—Lord Kilcheran, 1; Fair Average. 2: Flingot, 3. All started. Won by half a length. Time,

June Steeplechase.—Whakaweira, 1: Glenmore. 2; Flaminsxo, 3. Also started —Tyrannic and The Spaniard. Won by a furlong. Time, 5.85. \ Rfiukawa Hack Handicap.—Diavolo, 1; Missile. 2; Merrie Valet. 3. Also started: Manupai, Amnru, Waikehua, Blend. Epsy. Arohak™. Trieze, Mo7«lla, 'Rercnla, P."q:ht Oh. HineT^ana. ay.<* Sir "Dwald. Won by half a length. Time,

Finnl Handicap.—Thrave ,1; CnPinan. 2: San Pluie,3. Also started: Irish Rifle, Sublime, Lord Ren^vn, T^di Maben, Alexis, and Mmitoa Girl. Won by a length. Time, 1.19.