OUTBOARD RACING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21462, 8 April 1933, Page 16

OUTBOARD RACING

FINAL EVENTS OF SEASON «. Tl 10 -Auckliind Outboard Racine Club will * lold , final racing fixture of the ■ season <>n the I anmure Ba9jn this afternoon, when live events will be decided, including championships in the .A. B. C and D classes, run at the same time as the handicap races Jhe first race will start at 2.1& p.m. and ■pl r. a follow at short intervals. The principal events are general handicaps for the Tisdall, Herald and Duff Cups, for each of which there are 13 entries. With smooth water, keen contests Ere assured, especially for the champion pennants. The_ entries and handicaps are:— Outooard Handicap (final of race postponed on opening day), to start at 2.15 P- m - —Course: Four laps, three miles, keening marks to port. Silver Slipper v. Hells Bells. Outboard Handicap for Tisdall Cup for A and B class, also champion pennants, to start at 2.30 p.m.. four laps.—British Maid. 2m 40s; Sting Ray, 2m ?0s; Itsit, 1m 40s: bilver Slipper, Peeasus, scr Outboard Sweepstake, to start at 3 n.m . lour laps.—British Maid, 4m 5s . Sting Ray. dm oOs; Rowena, 3m 255; Chancit, 3m 255: ltsit. 2m 455; Nymph, 1m 40s; Pastime, am 30s; Silver Slipper. 50«; British Maid jLlj, 4os; Laju. 40s: Ceo Iloppa. 20s: Pug. , Handicap for Hkrald Cud and champion pennant for C claßs, four laps, to Btart at 3.30 p.m.—British Maid, Sting Ray,. Kowena. Pegasus. Chancit. Itsit. Nymph Pastime, Silver Slipper. British Maid II.! Ijaju, Cee Hoppa and Pug. Outboard Handicap for Duff Cud and champion pennant for D class, four laps af T» 4 P.m.—Entries: British Maid. Btmg Ray Rowena. Chancit. Itsit. Pe"a----r P . astl Slipper. British £ ee Uovv* and Pue. The officers of the day are:—Starter. Mr. G. P. Robertson; judges. Messrs. A. J. A°w "t Turton; timekeepers, Messrs. .-n" 4.i„" ? W ra on '» Buchanan. E. R. C It Vpt Craig; hflindicapper. Mr.