RACING
EGMONT MEETING FIRBT DAY’B RESULTS HANDICAP TO RACE CALL (By Telegraph Prn*« Association* HAWERA, Thursday The Egmont Racing Club’s meeting opened to-day in fine weather before a good attendance- The track was in excellent order. Concluding results: — TOKARORA HACK HANDICAP ur £ 15U; o 1 Ill's. 2 MAJORITY, G. Tremlett s biis ?. 3yrs, by Mint Leal—Belle Star, 5.4 is. Wilson, • I—PEKOE, I. Lupt"ii’s b g. syrs, by Kiosk— 8.12 <P. Atkins, 2 3 SLAM, J. C. Miller, Jun.'s b?, aged, by Ja<k Abbey—Musketry inare, 7.12, car. T.e iG. P. Dowrlck, .. 3 Winner trained by R. Jonnson, New Plymouth. Also started; 4 Captain Tudor, 8.13 <H. N. Wiggins); 6 Amoroso, 8.4, car. 7.11 L. D. Monkley , 5 Maananui, 8.0, car. 7.ilj L. Albray . 7 Daisy Cham, 7.12, car. 7.7 <R. J. aargeant>. Won by a length with a length between second and third. Tune, 1.14 1-5. EGMONT CUP Or £SUO; 14 miles 4 SEROIA. A. E. cladmg’s b m, 4yrs, by Lord Quex —sunny Hours, 7.8* car. 7.10 (R. (iladmg; 1 7—WOTAN, Bmith Bros.’ br h. syrs, by Siegrried—Lert, 9.0 <L. Dulieu) 2 3—CATALOGUE, E. L. Barnes b g, aged, by Lord yuex—Cataianl, 8.1 u (W. Little; 3 Winner trained by owner, Te Rapa.
Also started: l -legmund, 8.6 W. J. Broughton;; 2 Lowenberg, 8.2 (B. H. Morris ; g One Whetu, 7.10 (S. Wilson); 5 Francis Drake, 7.9 <p. Atkins); 8 Wlldllower, 7.3 (S. T. Edwards;. Won by a length with a nose between second anJ third. Time, 2.5 3-s—a race record. JUVENILE HANDICAP or £150; for 2 and 3-year-olds; 5 furs. 1 — DAILY, l. Lupton's b r. 3yrs, by Megrried—Just So, 9.0 (B. H. Morris) _. l 3—RHODEsIA.N, A. E. Patrick’s br g. 3yrs, by Yaals—Mint Belle, 7.13 R. J. Flower, 2 2 FAFNER, f. H. Walker's b g. by Siegfried—Rapt, 7.10 (H. N. wiggins, 3 Winner trained by W. H. Dwyer, Wanganui). Also stv ted: 3 Min Lu, 7.12 (S. Anderson ; 6 Wynardo, 7.S P. Atkins) ; 7 St. Cedric, 7.8 R. J. Sargent), 9 Captain Bligh. 7.7, car. 7.9 <S. Wilson;; 8 Dark Eagle. 7.7 <L. D. Monkley;; 4 Raldora, 7.u (A. E. Bennet,. Won by a length with two lengths between second and third, l ime, 61s. NOLAN HACK CUP Of £225 and ttupliy \ allied at £25: 9 furs. I —SILVAN US, .!. C. Bublltz and J. Tuttlman’s rh m, syrs, by Nigger Minstrel—Airway. 8.6 tS. Wilson; 1 S—CONVEYOR, E. L. Barnes’ br g, 6vrs, by Tractor—Prnna Lux, 7.5, car. 7.6* (Whittle; 2 11—AMATORY. L. McD. and E. A. Carveil’s ch f, 3yrs, by Kiosk— Gold Peak.. car. 7.6 (L. H. Clifford) 3 Winner framed by G. A. Refd. Waverley. Ateo started: 7 Maestro. 8.13 (P. Burge-' , -j Naughty Marietta, 5.13, car. 8.8 ( S. r. Edwards >; i winsome Lu. s.» <h. N. Wiggins;; 3 Relative, 8.8, car. 8.3 1 ,\. ravaney ; 9 ilias, 8.5 (W. J. Broughtont; 6 ohang3. 8.5 B. H. Morris); 8 Neel Cuttle. 8.1. car. 7.9 (L. D. Monkley;; 10 Student Prince, 7.5, car. 7.0 (H. J. Sargent ; 12 Brilliancy, 7.0 <R. AX'. Shaw,. Won by two lengths with hall a length between second and tnird. Time, 1.5 2 2-5. WHAREROA HANDICAP or £ 1 su; 7 lurs. I—RED SAND, Mrs E. A. Grlgg’s ch g, 6yrs, by sandstar—Elsinora, 8.0. car. 7.9 (R. J. Sargent) .... 1 5 TAI l OKI), E. (j. Bavltss’ b g, aged, by siandstar—campbird, 9.13 IT. rito, 2 6 DANCING LADY. W. Franks b m, aged, by Speardance—Lady Beverley, 7.13 H. N. AVTggins, 3 Winner trained by H. Dulieu, New Plymouth. Also started: 3 Clessamor, 8.10 (W. J. Ll-kem, 7.13, car. 7.6 (L. D. Monkley). Won by nair a length with half a length between second and third, lime, 1.28. WAIPAPA HANDICAP Or £150; 7 furs. I—BONNY GLOW. 11. cieland’s ch m. Syrs. by Lord Warden—Bright Glow ,7.12 Glading) 1 - ge's b g. Gyrs, by colossus—Treadwell, 7.11 (W. J. Broughton; 2 S—TRILUHA. 11. B. Gibson's b I, 3yrs, by Trivalve—Tallth, 7.0 (H. j. sargent 3 Winner trained by W. Mantle, New Plymouth. Also started: 3 State Bank. 7.10, car. 7.11 (S. Anderson,.; 7 Swift sand, 7.0, car. 7.4* n. Cavaney;; 4 Gold Oleum, 7.0 ts. T. Edwards;; 6 Fox Moth, 7.0 (ii. c. Fryer;. Won by a length and a-quarter witn two lengths between second and tnird. lime. 1.28. The Totaiisator The totaiisator figures fur the day were £15,838 los. as compared with 1ie,630 a decrease of £791 10s.
GISBORNE EVENT POVERTY BAY MEETING GISBORNE, Thursday The Poverty Bay Turr Club's meeting opened to-day In overcast weather before a good attendance. The track was in excellent order. Concluding results: MAIDEN SCURRY or £IOO. weight. 8.0; 5 rurs. 1— BOLD STEP. 8.0 (Goulsbro) .‘. . . 1 ;—GUIDING LIGHT, 8.0, car. 8.9* lTatter»all, 2 2 SINGING GOLD, 8.0, car. 8.4 -Yomg, 3 Also started. 9 Defora. 6 Raana. 5 Kitchenette. A cabaret, 4 sunny Lass. 11 Hunnng Royal, 10 Sweep Pal, 3 Tu Rahiri, 11 No Wonder. 8.0. Won by tnree-quarters or a length with on** length and a quarter between second and tut?cl. DeTora was fourth. Time, 1.3. SUNDERLAND STAKES or £140; 1 mile t—DE FRIEND. 9.4 (GOUlshro) .... 1 3 PENN Y COM EQUICK, 7.13 (Callahan ; 2 2—LACyt'ER, 7.13 Tattersall) 3 Also started: 4 Wananga, 7.3. Won by one and a hair lengths with one and a-half lengths between second and third. Time. 1.41 t-5. SUMMER HANDICAP Of £110; 1 mile 2—SKYWAY, 8.1 (GOUlshro) 1 1 — SEYFRIED, 5.9 (Shield) 2 4 FLYING COMEDY, 8.8, car. 8.3 (Kellett) 3 Also started: 3 Patches. 7.7. Won by two lengths with one length between second and third. Time, 1.43. FLYING HANDICAP Of £120; 6 furs. 2 BODY'I.INE. 7.7, car. 7.4 -Callahan) i 1 GOLDEN BLONDE, 8.8 (G0Ul«bro) ° I —SMALL BOY. 8.6 Tattersall) ... 3 Also started: 3 Blygain, 7.0. The second and third horses were bracketed. Won by two and a-hair lengths with one and a-balf lengths between second and third. Time. 1.14 2-5. HARBOUR HACK HANDICAP or £110; 6 rurs. I —GAY MIMIC. «.lt - Gouisbro) 1 4 IHU. 7.7 Tremaine) .... 2 5 PAUL ROBESON, 5.4 (Marsh)’!!! 3 Also -darted: 2 Money Raid. 8.4- 3 Qullp. 5.2. 7 Kala Mott, 6 Dixtp f Won by one length and two lengths b**twe»> n second and third. " U iip uas rourth. Time. 1.15. The Totaiisator The totalizator handled £6635 an increase or £l2lo los on the corresponding day last year. * * TAKANINI TRACK HORDES FOR ROTORUA PALUSTRE OVER FIVE AUCKLAND. Thursday Fast wo-k at Takanmt this morning was (Continued in next column;
carried out the reverse way on the middle grass track, which was in good order. Yalamiio was sent live furlongs, running the last half-mile in 545. Hoi Box and Arvakur finished in rronl of Vaal Star over four furlongs in 525. Parquet and Ivy Wlllonyx were on terms after completing seven furlongs in 1.33, the first Tour taking 53s Solitary beat Milaueon over four furlongs in 51s. Pocket Venus took 49s and Royevius 49 3-ss. Going Treely Palustre ran five rurlongs In 1.2 3-5, llashby and Valimeen taking 1.5 Tor a similar distance. Poker Dice, who is to have his next outing at Te Rapa, ran hair-a-mile in 49 3-ss. Golden spahl was not bustled to complete six rurlongs In 1.21 the last three taking 4 is. Night Spj, Palustre, Solitary and Pocket Venus leave for Rotorua to-morrow.
BLACK MUSK HITS OUT A SMART MILE EFFORT (By Telegram—Special to dimes' TE AROHA, Thursday The course proper, with the flags out 60 feet, was in use at Te Arena this morning. Serviceable work was done bv Huntinjrmore and a Bullhead gelding!' Aynlio ran four furlongs in 525. Galloping Acre was allotted halfpace work over two rounds. Black Musk Maguire . King M U sk .lordan, and Lone Span Keesing were associated over a mile, the firstnamed prevailing by two lengths from King Musk, with Long Span a similar distance away in 1.48. Attack A. E. Cox . with a good hold throughout, got over a miic m i.r,a. An oration filly KeesiitG- and a Pliilamor til!; Skifflngion ran lour furlongs in 50 2 5.-. the first-mentioned scoring by a head MdZT light -A eight got to th 6 end of a mile in 1.4 S 2-5.
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