SPORTING.
HAWKE’S BAY RACES. Electric Telegraph— Press Ass a- lation Hastings, Last Night. The concluding results of the second day’s racing are : Hawke’s Bay Stakes, of 500 so vs, 61 furlongs: Sauci and Parifoym (dead heat) 1, Sir Moseley 3. Also started —Despatch Carrier, Hvmettus, Daytime, Martina, Tete-atete, Kingform, Football. Hymettus and Sir Moseley led into the straight where the field closed up In the run home Sauci and Pariform drew out, and a great finish resulted in a dead heat with Sir Moseley two lengths away third, and Ringform fourth, close up. Time, lmin. 26 l-ssec. Burke Memorial Stakes, 400 sovs; •1J miles: Expect 1, Mysteriarch 2, Moutoa Girl 3. Also ran —Emperador, Ladoga, Sea Pink, Bleriot, Byron, Haskayne, Diavolo, Fair Rosamond, Haskayne led into the straight wheie the field was bunched. A furlong from home Expect and Mysteriarch forged to the front and a gruelling finish resulted in favour of the Highden horse by the smallest margin, with Moutoa Girl two lengths away, and Byron fourth. Time, 2min. 15 sec. Scurry Hack, 5 furlongs: General Madero 1, Itigo Park 2, Microbe 3. Also started —Perhaps, Glint, Orvieta, Roster, Courtley, The Nile, Ranfurly, King’s Host, Waipoha, General Madero and Rigo Park fought out the finish, the former winning by a nose. Time, lmin. 6sec. Managatarata Hurdles, lj miles: Player 1, Flingot 2, Darby Paul 3. Also ran —Idealism, Composed, The Spaniard, Paramata. Player led all the way and won easily by two lengths. Time, 3min. 28 l-ssec. Juvenile Handicap, 5 furlongs: Indigo 1, Queenlike 2, Chakwana 3. Also ran—Want, Intelligible bracketed with Kaminohe, Croesus. Chakwana led for three furlongs, when Indigo shot to the front and won by three lengths. Time, lmin. Aticc^ Farewell Handicap, 6 furlongs: Merry Roe 1. Postillion 2, Day Fly 3. Also ran —Ermengarde, Valhalld, Lady Louisa, Beldame, Eocene, Evadne, Berg. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, lmin. 18sec. EGA! ON 1' ACCEPT A NCF.S. Hawera. Last Night. Egmont acceptances for the first day : Tongahoe Hurdles, 1$ miles.—Sam Pan 10.12. St. Gate 10.T1. Clemency, Paoli 9.13, Parawanui 9.8. Florist, Exotic, Master Tupuhi 9.4, Advancer, Alpha 9.0. Railway Hack, 6 furlongs: Princess Moutoa 9.0, Conney 8.12. Kurapai 8.3. Formulate 7.13, Pntronata 7.12, GlentuUoch 7.11, Avon Park 7.10. Belle Paul 7.9. Telegraph Handicap, 5 furlongs: Calais 9.6, Gerhera 7.0, Alecto, Tyson 8.11. Brunswick 8.2, Rector Girl 8.1. Watine 7.6. Zion 7.5, Encore, Vladineau 7.5, St. Luap 74), Avon Park 7.1, St. Cnrris 7.1, Captain Miro Escoutr, Inakaha, Gay Guard, White Plume, Opeke 7.0. Mcßae Memorial. 1), miles: Leonta 8.7, Manawakaha, Royal Arms 8.0, Passadena 7.13, Clieddar 7.11, Alulga Bill 7.10. White Crane 7.3, Royal Dragoon 6.13. Styrax 6.9. Waihi Hack, 8J furlongs: Firing Line 9.0. Square Deal 8.13. Conney 8.8, Manaiaroa, Minora, John Willie 7.12. Knrnalpi 7.10, Sweet Van 7.1, Conquered 7.0. Tawliiti Handicap, 6 furlongs: Pafronale 8.7, Inetiru 4.6. Rewipoto, Sir Moseley 8.4, Wild Lupin 8.2. Kanaki, Royal Simon 7.11. Play Off. Zetes, Grattan, Gerherga 7.9. Tetikura 7.8, Simple Sam 7.6, Glenfern 6.13. Ladies’ Purse, 8J furlongs: Te Whetu 11.12. Royal Patron 11.9. Patroness, Knrnalpi, Darhv Paul, MillBanks 11.2, Lady Amai 11.0. Red Coral 10.9, Bivouac, Sweet Breeze, Wee Paul, Bed Saint. Portlight. Tahora, Sylvan Glade, Queensland 10.7.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4831, 8 May 1914, Page 7
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