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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13944, 29 December 1908, Page 7

TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING. v New Plymouth, Monday. Fine , weather favoured the ". Taranaki Jockey Club for the (second day of their summer meeting, and there was a good attendance. The results are as follow:— ■ MANGAOTUKU' HACK HANDICAP, seven furMendip, 1; Golden Glow, 2; Shining Star, 3. Also started: Forward, Gilrook, and Dolse. Won by.five lengths. Time, lm. 335. • ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of five furlongs. —Lady Menscbikoff, 1; Flying Wind, 2; Mulga Bill, 3. Also started: Tanekaha, Muskerado, Clampett, Whaua, and Lady Finella. Won by half a length. Time, lm. 3 l-ss. SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, six furlongs.— Burton, 1; Clemency,- ; Timothy, 3- Also started: Billow. Won easily by two lengths. Time, lm. 17s. SECOND HACK HURDLES.— 1; Lingerer, 2; Black Banner, 3. Also started: Tokomaru and Drudgery. Won easily. Time, 2m. 51 l-ss. NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP, one mile.— ullin, 1; Nell Trinket, 2; Kilmarnock, 3. Also started: Nicotine and Mallet. Won by a length. Time, lm. 44b. SECOND HACK SCURRY, five furlongs.— pett, 1; Sir Artegal, 2 ; Durability, 3. Also started : Burton, Timothy, Silvia Maid, Billington, Tauhara, Clcraora, . Rifle Shot. Won by half a length. Time, lm. 3 4-ss. SECOND WELTER HACK HANDICAP, one mile.—Research, 1; Recreation, 2; White Star, 3. Also-started: Billow, Marshall, Jet Demore, Marathon. Won by half a length. Time, lm. 455, FAREWELL HANDICAP.—Lady Menschikoff, 1; Kirsty, 2; St. Maria. 3. Also started: Kereroa. Won by half a length. Time, lm. 16s. HUTT VALLEY TROTTING CLUB'S 4 MEETING. ,1 Wellington, Monday.. The ,Hutt Valley Trotting Club's meeting was concluded at Petone to-day. . The weather was excellent, and there was a satisfactory attendance. The sum put through the totajisator was £1895, making £3955 for the meeting, which is £1086 less than last year. . Bookmakers fees amounted to £80. The results follow :— TRIAL TROT of 25sovs.—Mankman, 20a., 1; Wild Cry, 165., 2; Rihari Taurau, 245., 3. Six started. Time, 4m. 17 2-ss. DASH HANDICAP TROT of 80sovs.— 285., 1; Fairfield 11.,. 255., 2; Lady ! Mimi, 183., 3. Seven started. Time, 2m. 50 2-ss. PETONE HANDICAP TROT of 80sovs.—Belle Lincoln, 75., 1; Special Lad, 125., 2; Cast Pearl, 35., 3. Nine started. Time, sm. 15s. SULKY HANDICAP TROT of 30sovs—Tom Wood, 165., 1; Beeique, lie.. 2; Ironwood, 245., 3 Eight started. Time, 4m. 10 2-55.,, PONEKE HANDICAP TROT of 45sovb.— Ned Egan, 125., 1; Lady Kate, scr., 2; Little Mary, 125., 3. Four started. Time, 2m. 46 4-ss. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP TROT of 45sovs.— Wild Cry, 255., 1; Marathon, 125., 2; Scamper, 325., 3. "Nine started. Time, 4m. 17As. FINAL TROT of 40sovs.— Cast Pearl, ecr.,' 1; Lady Mimi, lis., 2; Child Douglas, 225., 3. Six started. Time, 2m. 28s. , '.-".," POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB'S APPEAL. 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