LATE SPORTING.
POVERTY BAY T.C. Gisborne, Oct. 30.—The races opened in good weather. The going was good. Tote £15,543, an increase of £3015. Junction Handicap.—Heather Sprig (J. Nixon) 1, Startle 2, White Hope 8- Also: Castanea. 1} lenghts; 1.22. First Hurdles. —Silverfish (J. Nixon) 1, Demagogue 2, Kerokero 3. Also: Birka, Mahia, Whispering Sam. One length; 3.18 4-5. Roseland Hack. — Merchant (J. Nixon', 1, Welcome Sound 2, Princess Nata 3. Also: Pita, Sempliee, Dutchie, Hinetapora. 1* lengths; 1.16. Spring Handicap. — Tekuri (A. Dixon) 1, Highway 2, Gaze 3. Also: Correspondent, General Carrington, Manupango. A head; 2.10. Welder. —Rowley .-(A. Griffith) 1, Jovial 2, Sweat Heather 8. Ser.: Heathersprig, Dissertation. lengths; 1.30. Maiden Scurry.—Nancy Lee (C. France) 1, Whaikorero 2, Blue Joy 3. Ser.: Carniola, Toka. 4 lengths; 1.2. Flying.—Koodoo (R. J. Mackie) 1, Waioeka- Jack 2, Nightsong 3. Also: Crisis. 1£ lengths; 1.15 1-5. October.—Kilioch (R. J. Mackie) o.nd Mangatoetoe (J. Nixon) dead' heat 1, Princess Nata 3. Also: Voltore, Monte, Caliboy, Ginger Mick. 1.43.—(P. A.)
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Wairarapa Age, 31 October 1924, Page 5
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