SPOTTING.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXVII, Issue 4584, 16 September 1914, Page 2

SPOTTING.

Avondale Spring Meeting. i;v Tiam.iß.MM dress association. Auckland, This day. There is perfect weather for the above races. Results : Maiden —Gold Necklet 1, Makura 2, Flagfall 3. Scr.; Sir Rupert, iSalvia, Lucitaua, Flying Feather, BSWferfeame. Won by a length. Grey Lynn Hurdles —Admiral Soult 1, Pip 2, Poictiers 3. Scr. ; Kauroa, Rangitane, Waterfly. Won by a length. Avondale Stakes —Gold Lock 1, Lady of Lourdes 2, Worley the Nut 3. Scr. : Ressigns, Marble Rose, General Pool, Golden Sun, Slip rail colt. Won by two lengths.

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