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Waikato Times, Volume 126, Issue 21035, 10 February 1940, Page 14 (Supplement)

ROTORUA RACES Hot Springs Handicap: I—l Hunter's Rose, 8.3 (B. Markwick). 1: 4 3 Little Ruse. 8.5 (A. G. Cameron), 2; 3—4 Trig Station, 7.13 (L. C. Brown), 3, Scr.: Aero Queen, Merry Vaals, Acreman, Fairfield. DEMONSTRATION ON COURSE Following the running of tho Hot. Springs Handicap at. Rotorua the judge, Mr c. H. Washer, ho.stoo the numbers of No. 1 (Hunter's Rose). No. 3 (Little Ruse) and No. 7 (Kakarere) as being •n the respective piace-d positions. However, .33 it appeared that No. 2 (Trig Station) had finished third, there was a demonstration on the part of an appreciable section of the public, a demonstration which continued for fully five minutes, untii the numbers were altered to place Trig Station in third position. On the alteration of the figures there was cheering from the crowd. EGMCNT RACES Tonks Stakes.— 3—2 Homily and 10—10 Tauhaurangi, equal, 1; 3—3 Cla&sforrn, 3. Scr. Siegmund, RusMeremere Handicap: 6—6 Silver Gift, 1; 3—4 Ripple, 2; 4—3 Young Charles, 3. Scr.: Miss Clipper, Beaens, Gitana Lass. GISBORNE RACES Maiden Scurry: 3 River Tide, i; 2 Jungle King, 2; 5 No Wonder, S. Also started: 2 Hunting Dawn, 1 Kincarole, 6 Raraorincja, 4 Ririwai. Sunderland Stakes.—3 Raana, 1; 2 Endorsement, 2; 1 Dr Friend, 3. Only starters. TROTS AT EPSOM Railway Handicap: I—l Tsana, 12yds, 1; 3—3 Bronze Queen, 36yda, 2; 2—2 Kete Kura, limit, 3. Scr.: Belfast Jac';, Transwell. Tsana was coupled with Resistance and Llanvabon. February Handicap: Great Surprise, 24yds, 1 : Rio Grande, 36yds, 2; Esther, limit, 3. All started. CANTERBURY PARK TROTS Paparua Handicap: 5—4 Toorak, 1; 3—2 Waipahi, 2; 4—5 Lightning Lady, 3. Scr.: Donald Dhu. WANGANUI REGATTA Senior Sculls: Auckland, 1 : New South Wales, 2; Wellington, 3. PLUNKET SHIELD In its second innings in the Plunket Shield cricket match Otago has two wickets down for 73. Robertson, c Wrigley, b Pritchard M ; Moloney, Ibw, b Wilson 33; Cutler, in 14; Elmes, in, 11: extras 4, TWO U-BOATS SUNK DESTROYERS RECORD LONDON, Feb. 9. It is officially announced that a destroyer has destroyed two U-boats. The Admiralty announces that the destroyer sank tho U-boat 3 which were attacking the convoy “It is not the normal practice to announce sinkings as they occur, but an exception was made on this occasion.” TE AWAMUTU SHOW CATTLE SECTION Special Dairy Class: Grade cow, 3 years and over, K. A. Fraser 1, I. Donaldson 2. Calf Club Section (judge: Mr W. Montgomerie, Te Aroha; Pedigree Jersey heifer, Eric Hodgson 1, Enid Hodgson 2, Beryl Harding 3. Grade calf, Florence Edwards 1, J. R. Munro 2, Ethne Wyllie 3. Heifer (for exhibitor who has not won at a previous show), P. Fleming 1, J. Short. 2, B. Garrett 3. Best mannered calf, Wl. McLean 1, lan Anderson 2, Hodgson 3. Grade heifer. Jeanette Wyllie 1, J. Short 2, Davey Johnson 3. SHEEP SECTION Fat Sheep (Judge, Mr J. C. Potts, Cambridge): Two lambs suitable local trade, Eric Reid 1 and 2, H. I. Lowry 3. Two lambs suitable freezing, E. Reid 1, W. S. Germann 2, R. G. McMillan 3. Ewes suitable breeding lambs for export, R. P. Mandeno 1, A. L. Storey 2, W. S. Germann 3. Lambs for freezing (Young Farmers’ Club members): R. P. Mandeno 1, H. C. Wynyard 2, Colin Nicholas 3. Pet, lamb, Isobel Ray 1 and 2, Margaret Martin 3. Southdowns (Judge, Mr P. Bremer, Tamahere): Ram, 4-tooth and over, Brad Symes 1, Mark Cowley 2, W. S. Germann 3. Two-tcoi.h, M. Cowley 1, L. Kay 2, b. Symes 3. Two-tooth and over, M. Cowley 1 and 2, W . s . Germann 3. Ewe 4-tooth and over, M. Cowley 1 and 2, IV. G. IKacky 3. Twotooth, IW. Cowley 1 and 2, B. Symes 3 Umb ram, B. Symes 1 and 3, L. Kay 2. Lamb ewe, M. Cowley 1 and s Rhodes 3. Lamh «-amb ram shorn, s. Rhodes 1, w. s. German,, ? , u awe shorn, s. Rhodes 1 a .,i 2 ‘ LIGHT HORSES O’Co h „ o „ r o°r 9hbred yCar ’ i "‘ ,: *■ E. Milking Shorthorns: Cow ~ , years, in milk - r - .. * e,fe * 3 ' G * ° Hal > and Sons, 1. Ayshires (judge, Mr J. A. Watt, Cambridge): Bull, 3 years and over: W, c. Wallace 1. Two years, Mrs D. A. Dudley 1. Cow, 4 years and over, in milk, W, C. Wallace, 1. Heifer, two years in milk. W. C. Wallace 1, Mrs D. A. DudiOy 2 Heifer, yearling, W. C. Wallace 1 and 2. Bull, yearling, W. C. Wallace 1, Mrs D. A. Dudley 2. Heifer calf, W. C. Wallace 1 and 2. Bull calf, W. C. Wallace 1 and 2.