GISBORNE RACES—SECOND DAY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVIII, Issue LXXVIII, 16 June 1919, Page 5

GISBORNE RACES—SECOND DAY.

(BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.) GISBORNE, June 14. Ihe second day of the Gisborne meeting was held in ideal summer weather lhere was a large attendance^ and the course was in first-class order. The to of xS!q ha"dle2 £19>352, an increase of £2909 over the last meeting the total of the two days being £36,349 as compared with £27,749 last year. R e _

&i,borne Hurdles-2 Bjorneberg ■he only starters. Won by six lengths, W3 10 bßing a fUrloUg' **ck

Maiden Hack Handicap—l Demon srrate (R R eed) 1? 6 Mas - ter Q^l * Glengyle 3. Also started: 4 Anata 8 Mountain Eagle, 5 Nick's Head 3 P a .dion 10 Multilla, 7 Persian e9 ' Secret Code, 11 Golconda. Won by a Time 1.2 2-5 Waikanae Handican i o • FJ^f s•' 3 ? kck Lace > 9 Cleft, 4 Piddlestring, 6 Orateur, l 0 Blackall Heads between the placed horses. Time"

Tehapara Steeples.—2 Aurore (LoriW.nn X' ?' ar l 02- The onl^ st^rs. Won by ten lengths. Time, 5.18 S^°" d Hack Flat Handicap.— 3 Happy Valley (M. Flint) 1, 4 Tieki 2 P : avilion^3. Also started:! A^e 7 Sa. fcv 2 fi MT^ T^ ga' 9 WoodrowTs Timef'l 16 y' V°n by tWO le*^srßmr^f Ui Steeplechase—l P ene t on ffi 1 ? 1' + l J"an 2 > 4 Rerekohu 3. fell wl °ther. st, arter ' P^a Rekau, k n hyJ1X ten&hs. Time, 4.10 Handicap.-Orawia (Mcl Garten) 9.5, 1; Crosswords, 9 2 2ißla°il L^- c ' 10- 6- 3- Won talf a length. Time, 1.16 3-5. *" ,