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HUNT AT ROTORUA. COMBINED ANNUAL FIXTURE fTEEPLES TO GOLDEN ENGLAND LAST LAP WINS MASTERS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) ROTORUA, Saturday. The inaugural totallsator meeting or the Rotorua and Bay or Plfihty ” U rtL Clu j n was held at Rotorul to-tag m line weather herore a good attendanco The course was in good order. Following are the concluding results: — ROTORUA AND BAY OF PLENTY CUP. or £7O; about 3 miles.. 5 2— NUKUTERE, 10.8 * I — l —ST. WARRIGAL, 10. * 6 T' s 7 T • kj a; •«.< {■ t_s—Prince Burus, 5.2: Coachman. 9.0. Won by two lengths, with four lengths between second and third. Time, 5.31. LADIEB’ BRACELET. Or £25; gentleman riders; 1 mne. T-2&0S: £3=slT 10 Silver Division won by hair a length from Lucky Strike, with Golden England a length away third, but the last-named did not weigh -In and London was placed third. Time, 1.48. HUNTSMAN’* handicap. , or £SO; 6 rurlongs. 6 6 —LADY ZINNIA, 8.0 1 7 B —OIGANTIC, 8.7 2 I—I— WELCOME LU, 8.7 .. ....... 3 Also started: 3—s —-Valpal, 0.10; s—-4—-Try Luck, 8.11; 22 —Last Lap, 8.7; g_.7—Grand City, 8.4; 4— 2 —Monanul, B ‘won by hair a length, with a head between second and third. Time, 1.15 2*6. Th« ToUlUator. The totallsator (handled £4BIO, made up of £2272 10s, on the win machine and *2237 ios in place betting, 1 FOXTON RACES. wharangi to foreign queen. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) FOXTON, Saturday. The Foxtorr Racing Club’s meeting was held In nno weather. There was a good attendance and the course was in satisfactory order, following are the concluding results: v V awahou HACK. Of £65; 1 mile, j B—S—WASTELAND, 8.6 1 C —8 —INVICTUS. 8.6 3 ROMEO, 8.4 3 Also started: Palace, 9.3; Morrath, 8.11; Red Flush! 8.10: Miss llushabye. 8.3; Ythan,B.2; Kotakf Eka, 8.1; Ramuna, cotflew’on°by a length, with hair a length between second and third. Time, 1.45. WHARANOI HANDICAP. f or £*B; 7 rurlongs. 1 won by r two iestns? l 'wlmj» leiißtn )ie- **"» "Haa oW«.a!? e ’ a ’- or £6O; 5i furlongs. GLADIUM. 8.2 •*•*»■> i 8— —PHEON. 8.4 2 44 —WASTELAND, 8.8 , .... 3 Also started: Nebulae* 8.10, Joystick, 8 6; Whetuma, 8.4; Hybiscus, 8.3; Moorwln. High Society, Ganelleld, 8.0. Won b\ f two lengths, with three lengths between ‘second and third. Time, 1.10. The Totalieator. The totallsator handled £6339 10s, compared With £OllB 10s for the June meeting, an increase of £221.
POVERTY BAY MEETING. SEOOND DAY’S RESULTS. FAREWELL TO ROYAL BENGAL. GISBORNE, Saturday. The Winter Meeting of the Poverty Bay Turf Club was concluded to-day In line weather herore a rair attendance. Following are the concluding results: — TURANGANUI PLATE. or £6O 6 rurlongs. 1— HUNTING MARS, 8.12 1 2 MISS SARKY, 8.11 2 4—BROWN ABBEY, 9.0 3 Also started: 3 Hunting Star, 9.0. Won by rour lengths, with five lengths between second and third. T.'me, 1.22 2-5. TAHOKA HACK. Of £6O; 1 mile. 2 KIND WORDS, 8.2 1 3 3—SUNSTEAD, 8.2 2 I—2—KAIIUNOKE, 9.2 3 Also started: Hunting Jay, 8.12; Isms. 8.3; Peter Paul, 8.2. Won by two lengths, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.57. 1-5. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of £65; 6 furlongs. 3 3—ROYAL BENGAL, 9.7 .... 1 4 4—SUNNY SONG, 8.3 2 1— FALSE SCENT, 8.10 3 Also started: Grumpy, 8.7; Master Cynic, 8.0. Won by three lengths and a-half, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.21. The ToWllantor. The totallsator bandied £4143 10s, compared with £4922 on tne second day last year, when the meeting was held by the Gisborne Racing Club, a decrease or £778 'IOS. The turnover for the two days was £7275 10s, compared with £8317 los, a decrease of £1042. CHRISTCHURCH HUNT. RACING AT RICCARTON. dorian wins kennels. CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. The Christchurch Hunt Club’s Steeplechase mefeting was held to-day at Riccarton In fine weather. Following are the concluding results: — HUNTERS' PLATE. Of £6O; ii miles, 2 -2—ROSSFERRY, 9.3 ........... 1 1— I—PHARAOH, 10.8 2 3 —TRISOR, 10.2 .’ 3 Also started: Broadfleld,, 9.3; Nine of Spades, 9.1. Won by hair a length. Time, 2.16 2-5. KENNELS HACK. Or £80; 7 rurlongs. 3—S—DORIAN. S.O 1 2 3—MANETHO, 8.0 ■ 2 6—6—ST, JOHN, 8.0 3 Also • started: Verden, 8.13: Fleeting Glance, 8.4; Tea Garden, Helen Gold, Moab Queen, Natural, Sky Lass; Marquillo, Jeramy, 8.0. Won by half a length, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.29. KIRWEE TROT. Of £75; 14 miles; limit 3.4:1. >■ 3 2—WARBOAT, limit 1 B—(—PREFACE, limit 2 4 S—JIM MY DE ORO, 12.vds 2 Also started: General Wrack, Good Companion, iron Man, Margaret CSienault, Royal Audo, Thornworthy, limit; Recess, Smoke Screen, 12yds;- Tangatu, 36yds; Betty Wrack, 84yds. Won by a length. Time, 3.28 3-5. The Totallsator,, Totallsator investments, amounted to £7793 10s. There was no meeting last year. THE WINNING JOCKEY. K, VOITRE HEADS LIST. Wellington, Sunday. Saturday’s racing was the last of the 1032-33 season, and the Dominion’s premier Jockey, K. Voltre, was at Foxton, where he rode one winner. His winning mounts during the season totalled 124, or eight ahead or the previous record, held by H. Gray. Next on' the list are L. J, Ellis, 63; A. H. Eastwood, 47; B. H. Morris, 47; P. Atkins, 45; R. Reed, 39; L. G. .Morris, 38; and A. E. Ellis, 37. V- Tie trainers’ list Is headed by 11. and IA, Cutts, Rlccarton, With 2 9 wins, including the Now Zealand and Auckland Cups. .Next come F. Shaw (Wingatul),, 26; D. 4 p. Wilson (Wingatul), 24; L. G. Morris (Marton), 24; A. Cook (Te Awamutu), ai; T. R. George (Blenheim), 20; g. w, B, Green (Hastings), 20; and Mrs A. M'cDonald (Awapunl), 19.
GRAND NATIONAL MEETING HANDICAPS FOR MINOR EVENTB. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Sunday. Handicaps for minor events on the ilrst day or the Canterbury. Jockey Club’s GTand National meeting at Rlccarton are as follows : TRIAL HURDLE RACE HANDICAP. Of £160; If miles.
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SYDNEY, July 30. The New j Zealand horse Fairway, who arrived only on July 10, won the Highweight Welter Handicap at Victoria Park yesterday, this being his first start In Australia. It was a very close finish. Results:—
HIGH-WEIGHT WELTER HANDICAP. , or £100; l mile. FAIRWAY (N.Z.), M. Millar’S b g,' 4yrs, by, Catmint—Merry Tiff, 9.7 (R. Reed) 1 WINROSE, A. Eckrord’s b m, syrs, by Rosewin'g—Antwln, 8.12 (Berry) 2 CHERBOURG, “F. smithden’s” b g, 4yrs by Spelthorne—Nantville, 8.10 (M. McCarten) 3 Sixteen started, Including Movie Star and Hunt the Slipper. Won by half a head with half a head between second and third. Time, 1.44 J. Bigamy ran unplaced In the 14.2 Maided Handicap, and Cockpen was unsuccessful In the first division of the Encourage Stakes, won by Baltimore. Sky Brlgbtener (R. Parsons) won the Zetland Stakes, of £250, 7 rurlongs, with Mllantheon (R. Reed) second; and Carmlee*(A. Knox) third. The Victoria Park Handicap, of £lsp, li miles I2lyds, resulted: Dalmatic (S. Weiss), 1; Magnetic (M. McCarten), 2; Lucks All (R. Parsons), 3. MOONEE VALLEY MEETING. VENETIAN WINS STEEPLECHASE. MELBOURNE, July 30. The Lindsay Gordon Steeplechase at Moonee Valley yesterday resulted in a win Tor Venetian. Last year the race was won' by the New Zealander Make Up, but this year the Dominion’s ''representative, Paris, ran unplaced, Results:— LINDSAY GORDON STEEPLECHASE. Of £500; about 2 miles 2 fur 8 chains. VENETIAN, P. Amerlna’s br g, syrs, by Beau Fils—Placid, 9.0 (D. Zealley.) 1 TRAFALABLE, H. J. Ewing’s br g, 5 yrs, by Trafalgar—Passable, 9.0 (T. Butler) . 8 TEZPUR, G. Powell’s br g, syrs, by Ethiopian—Miss Hoax, 10.10 (L, J. Hynes) 3 Fourteen started. Won by three lengths with two lengths between second and third. Time, 4.53 J. GLEN ORLA HANDICAP. Or £500; li miles. PRO TEA, C. 11. Mustey’s ch r, 3yrs, by Equator—Lady Swlnton (A. Wil- 1 son) 1 PRINCE LEO, Mrs J. T. Coul'ay’s br or blk c, 3yrs, by Spearhead— Humoresque (R. Rollinson) .... 2 GLADADDER, W. Wright’s ch g, syrs, by Blackadder—Gladwyn (11. Moran) 3 The New Zealand-bred gelding Golden Horn ran third In the Sunset Welter won by Duality, with Val Rose second. , <4
St. lb. St. lb. Henry or Don Jose . . 9 3 Navarre . . 10 11 Rasouli . . . 9 1 Hounslow , . 10 6 Night Parade 9 0 Poll Day , . 10 3 Kakara . . . 9 0 Ratipnal 11. . 10 3 Lady Rene . 9 0 Joie de Val . 0 13 King Comet . 9 0 Royal Limond . 9 11 Trisox . . . 9 0 Huptly 9 8 Animated .■ . 9 0 Sem. Paratus 9 8 Lady Valkyrie 9 0 Town Major . 9 5 Poor Boy . . 9 0 Magna Charta 9 4 Tentcall . . . 9 0 PAPARUA HANDICAP. or £160; 6 rur. St. lb. St. lb. Cricket Bat . 9 2 Ranelagh . . 7 7 Croupier . . 8 9 Grecian Prince 7 6 For.' Queen . 8 1 Takakua . . , 7 5 Charmeuse . 8 . 1 Gustavo . . . 7 0 Meprisant . . 7 14 Mas. Anomaly 7 0 Spoon . . . 7 11 Wise Choice 7 0 Palantua . . 7 11 Solitaire . . . 7 0 Chrysology . 7 11 Full Crop . . 7 0 Playground . 7 10 Errantry . . 7 0 Water Power 7 8 Projection . 7 0 JUMPERS’ FLAT HANDICAP. 01 ' £160: 1 } miles, r- - St. ib. St. lb. Landmark . . 10 3 High Prince of Commissioner 9 0 Orange . . 10 1 Paleta .... 9 0 Adven'tus . . u 9 High Pitch . 9 0 Cruaehan . . 9 8 Morena . . 9 0 Membo . . . 9 5 Nightcap . . 9 0 I'unchestown 9 5 Polling Day . 0 0 Henry, or Advance Camp 9 0 Navarre . 9 3 Iluntly .... 9 0 Gold Knlglit . 9 0 ENFIELD STEEPLECHASE. 01' £100; about 2 miles. St. lb. St. lb. Red Bank . 10 9 Sir Richard . 9 0 Qulnopal . . 10 6 Diamond Jack 9 0 Carinthla . . 10 5 Dan Russell 9 0 Kapuna 10 2 Kaokaoroa . . 9 0 Lan'cer . . . 9 11 Broadfleld . . 9 0 High Pitch . 9 3 Speakeasy . 9 0 Tunbridge . 9 .8 Dukla . . 9 0 Jen . . . . 9 6 Nine of Advance Camp o 1 Spades . . 9 0 avcinhead HANDICAP. or £150 ; 7 Cur. St. lb. I St. lb. Crantord . . 9 0 Silver Sight 7 i West Tor . . 8 13 Korero . . . 7 0 Normandy . . 8 12 St. Joan . . . 7 0 Drum Fire . 8 11 Pharaoh . . . 7 0 Worship.... 8 11 Tea Garden . 7 I) Elude .... 8 3 Helen Gold . 7 0 Dracula . . . 7 13 Moab Queen 7 0 Verden .... 7 9 Epigram . . 7 0 S. Light . . . 7 9 Marquillo . . 7 0 Dorian .... 7 9 Double Shot 7 0 Sllvox .... 7 3 Robin Hood 7 0 Cyclonic . . 7 9 Donalda . . . 7 0 Palmary . . 7 7 Natural . . . 7 0 High Speed . 7 7 Sky Lass . . 7 0 Khocklong . 7 0 Jeremy . . . T 0 Manetho . . 7 4 High Rank . 7 0 Mullabodetf . 7 2
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