ONEPUHI SPORTS
From Our Own Correspondent. A pleasant outing was enjoyed by all who attended tho second annual sports meeting on the picturesque banks of tho Ouepuhi river yesterday. At the scheduled time fur the opening event, the crowd of spectators was not large, but towards noon, lines of cars were to be seen wending their .way across the field, and the total easily beat the attendance at the last meet-
ing. Competition in the racing events also showed to advantage over the figures of last year, and altogether the committee is to be congratulated on the success of its efforts. Occasional selections from the bagpipes lent an air of "aiety to the scene. Numerous races were "organised for the young folks and with ice creams and soft drink stalls nearby, managed to enjoy themselves thoroughly. Two riders had tho misfortune to fall in the jumping events, but luckily both horses and riders emerged without injury. The following are the results of the events of tho day:— 100 yards boys’ race, under sixteen: L. Jones 1, J. Downs 2. 7,1 yards, boys, under fourteen: Reid J, D.‘Whale 2.‘ Maiden Pony jump: IT. M. Blundcn’s Kowhai 1, N. Dais’ Warstcp 2, Mr Collison’s puny 3. The prize for the competition in this event, who completed tho round was gained by T. Iwikau’s Tamahine.
Open 'pony jump: 11. M. Blunden s Parakino 1, N. Walsh’s Starlight 2, M. .It. Bluudeu’s Do Wet 3. H. M. /iluudeu wius the silver cup for the übove event having won twice in succcssiou. 10y yards, girls’ race, under sixteen: D. Hartley 1, M. Ashley 2. 75 yards, girls’ race, under fourteen: M. Ashley 1, D. Hartley 2. 100 yards maiden race: C. Isaacs .1, K. Wells 2, G. Entwistlo 3. Maiden hunters: A. A. Hobson’s Flashlight 1, G. Smith’s Silver King 2, Mrs F. C. Pearson's Padmore 3. Thirteen entries. 100 yards liaudeap: First heat, Bradley 1, C. Isaacs 2; second heat, Byres 1, Entwistle 2; final, Byres I, Bradley 2, Isaacs 3. 75 yards single ladies’ race: M. Ashley 1, M. Whale 2, B. Mauagli 3. Maori jumping: T. F. Iwikau’s Toko I, W. Temomo’s Royal Stundard 2, W. Winiala’s Awarua 3.
Married ladies’ race: Mrs N. Signed 1, Mrs P. James 2. 220 yards handicap: Bradley 1, Walker 2, Byres 3. Opcu hunters: Mrs I'. C. Pearson's Padmore 3, A. A. Hobson’s Flashlight 2, Miss M. Stewart's Gentleman Jack Stewart’s Gentleman Jack 1, Miss F. Smith's Curragli 2, F. Hcta’s Ouepuhi Hop, step and jump: A. l’carce 1, D. Managh 2. JUO yards, members race: K. William's J, Whale 2. Consolation Hunters: Miss M. Liams 1, While 2. Chain stepping: J. Signal. Sheep guessing: T. Rasmussen. Musical chairs on horses: M. Garnett. Maiden hunters: A. Seymour's Narcheepa .1, AV. Garnett's .Blue I’cter 2, 11. M. Blunden’s Waipangi 3.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6807, 10 January 1929, Page 3
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474ONEPUHI SPORTS Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6807, 10 January 1929, Page 3
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