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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1379, 28 September 1916, Page 22

HANDICAPS. NAPIEK PARK RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING. The following - handicaps have been declared for the Napier Park Racing Club’s spring meeting, which takes place on Saturday next (September 30) :— GREENMEADOWS HURDLES. one mile and a-half. —Jem 11.2, Bon Reve 10.10, Mummer 10..0, The Summit 10.0, Surtax 10.0. The Golfer 9.11, Nicomar 9.11, Birkful 9.10, Sensitive 9.9. Manakau 9 3. Manawapango 9.2, Hyleus 9.2 Amber and White 9.2. Janitor 9 2, Fond Memory 9.0, Hymen 9.0, Ypres 9.0, Turehau 9.0. TRIAL HANDICAP, five furlongs.— Multum 9.0, Lilydale 8.7, Circle Lady 8.5, Helsingfors 5.3, Tornea 8.3, Strabo 8.3, Multivious 5.3, Hymenaeus 8.3, Mania 8.3, Pourparler 8.3, Retard 8.3. Morganatic 8.3, Multain 8.3, Genee 8.3. Eldpee 8.3, Field Boy 8.0, Hopeite 8.0. Sansterre 8.0, Bonitas S.O, Te Araroa S.O, Queen’s Maid 8.0, Brodie 8.0. AHURIRI HACK HANDICAP, sixfurlongs.—Shaki 9.0, Golden Glade 8.. 3, Trials 8.11, Teka 8.6. Lord Ainslie 8.4, Pearl Marie 8.4, Lady Multifid 8.3, Honey Bee 8.3, Hexton 7.12, Multiv_e 7.10, Powder King 7.5. Gold Shot 7.7, Shiela 7.7, Malacourt 7.4. Field Boy 7.4. PARK STAKES, one mile and aquarter.—Multiply 9.0, Montana 5.7, Sir Alba 7.11, Hyllus 7.9, Despatch Carrier 7.6, Beltane 7.6, Whakahoki 7.4, Atuatoro 7.4, Settler 7.2, Toki 7.1. Cleft 7.1, Haumakaka 6.12, Step 6.7. JUVENILE HANDICAP, four furlongs.—Astrophel 8.2, Estland 8.2, Simonides 8.2, Mount Joy 8.2 Hymeona 7.13, Noir 7.13, Vagabond 7.13, Chuckle 7.11, Chimmera 7.11, Elocution 7.11, La Tasse 7.11, Lingerie 7.11, Metallium 7.11, Quietude 7.11, Silver and Black 7.11, Vermillion 7.11. TARADALE HURDLES, one mile and three-quarters.—Pursefiller 11.6. Gladful 10.6, Jem 9.11, Woolloomoolo-'

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