OTAKI MAORI RACES
LORD MOUTOA'S SPRINT
ROYAL BENGAL A WINNER
HACK MILE TO TERRY
(Per Press Association.) OTAKI. last, night
The weather was showery, the course good and the attendance satisfactory for the Otaki Maori Racing Club's meeting on Saturday. , . . The totalisafor last meeting handled £7227, and yesterday the amount was £8940 10s. ' Jenkins was suspended for one montii for careless riding. . Leach, rider of. Terry, was. cautioned for allowing his mount to run in on Windward.
Details of the concluding events are:! Tuari Handicap—s Lord Moutoaj (Burgess), 1; 1 Fulojoy (Wilson), 2: 4 Royal Routine (Anderson). 3. Also started: 3 Severe. 2 First Chapter. From the start, Royal .Routine and Lord Moutoa led. The latter won easily by two lengths; same between second and third. Time, 1.18 2-5. Pahiko Hack.—7 Ctlenadium, 1 ; 1 Finneslto, 2; 4 Eara, 3. -Also started ; 6 Lifeguard, 3 Sea. Wrack. ?. Lavish; 5j Sandwiehman. From the start Life-. giiaVd and Finnesko led. Eara made a good run. Won by a length, and a neek. Time, 1.19. Mema Hack.—s Terry (Leach). 1; o Windward (MeCaulcy), 2; 1 Warehi (Wiis&n), 3. Also started: 2 Taumau, 8 Sir Ronald, 4 Whetuma, 6 Nighlrunner. Won by a length, and two lengths. Warehi made the most of (lie running in the straight. Terry made a good run. Hema To Ao Handicap—6 Royal Bengal, 1; 3 Snowball, 2; 5 Jubilee Song. 3. Won by a length each way. Time. 1.32. Also' started: 1 Deficit, 4 Hunting Lodge.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19137, 5 October 1936, Page 7
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