NAPIER PARK MEETING.
FIRST DAY'S ACCEPTANCES.
[BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] NAPIER, Tuesday. Following are the acceptances for the first day of the Napier Park meeting:— OMARANUI HURDLES, of £125; If miles.—Red Fuschia, 11.2; Kalakaua, 10.8; Revel, 9.13; Comedy Prince, 9.12; Modern, 9.6.
ESK HACK HANDICAP, £150; 6 fur.— Mountain Heath, 9.1; Addlepate. 8.7; Moa Bird, 8.5; Kahu, Ariki. 8.4; Tanagra, 8,1; Royal .Picture, 7.12; Calluna, 7.8; Airforce, Tan, 7.5; Dreamy, Plimmerton, Maureen, 7.0.
SAPLING STAKES, £150; 5 fur.—Raasay, 9.13; Tea Mies. 8.10; Amplifier, 8.0; Dark Girl. 7.9; Millais, 7.8; Kinross, 7.6; Connosieur, Last Mark, 7.5; Clarendora, King Mark, 7.2; Primex, Irishcourt, Sylvandell, 7.0.
NAPIER CUP, £400; li miles.—Tisga, 9.0; White Fang. B. 12; Tresham, 8.11; Atareria, 7.13: Goshawk. Black Mint, 7.12; Kilmiss, Huikai. 7.7; Pej-le de Leon, 7.0.
AUTUMN HANDICAP, £150; 7 fur.Tiega, 10.9; Peneus, 9.11; Huikai, 9.5; Cool Card, 8.13; Lipsol, 8.11; Tintoretto, 8.9; Bonhomme. 8.5; Haurangi. 8.2; Lin Arlington, 8.0.
MAIDEN SCURRY, £150; 5 fur. (all 9.0). —Tigerleso, Clavers, Kaokaoroa, High Heather, Deluge, Lots of Fun, Tanemaha, Elicit, Keen, Trisogne, Havinna, Abisogne, Brown Sugar, Kinsel, Molong. FLYING HANDICAP, £200; 6 fur.—The Hawk, 9.8; Star Stranger, 9.0; Shirley, 8.6; White Fang, Royal Damon, 8.2; Arrow Lad, 7.8; Epistle, 7.3; Plain Sailing, Coot. 7.0.
REDCLIFFE HACK HANDICAP, £150; 1 mile.—Greengrocer, 9.7; Sandburr, 8.8; Braeman, 8.6; Hypnotic, 8.0; Star God, First Prince, 7.13; Royal Time, 7.9; Kinsel, Avazone, Rakaponga, Kingi Pita, Gatment, Gordon Swift, 7.7.
TRANSPORT OF RACEHORSES MOTOR-LORRY SERVICE. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] OPOTIKI, Tuesday. The journey from Gisbome to Opotiki with racehorses used to be considered very Bevere and was so very much dreaded that very few horse-owners would venture. Now the feeling of isolation has departed with the advent of the motor-lorry, which has solved the problem of how to get here without running the risk of breaking horses down with 50 miles' walk in one day. From Motu C. Morse, of Gisbome, landed King Willonyx, Garzon, Cherry Girl and Inner Harbour this afternoon with a sixwheeled lorry carrying four boxes. The horses were landed in oplendid condition.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19889, 7 March 1928, Page 15
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340NAPIER PARK MEETING. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19889, 7 March 1928, Page 15
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