1. ESTHONIA (Ayres) returning to scale after. his win in the Kensington Stakes (five furlongs) on the opening day. 2. Mr. P. W. Scally’s br g ESTHONIA, 3yrs., by Elysian — Boronia. piloting the field past the post the first time in the Whangarei Cup (one mile and three furlongs). 4. ENTENTE CORDIALE (J. Adolph) scores a comfortable win from STEP and DUNR dies (1¾ miles) on the second day. 5. At the hurdle in front of the stand, in the Poroti Hack Hurdles—STEP (on left) swerves at the obstacle, FAKNOR, who is immediately behind, com breaking his back. PERIA is seen on right of picture. 6. A close finish in the Flying Handicap (six furlongs)—TUIPA (Manson) defeats the favourite, KILBEGGAN (R. Reed), by a ne (O’Shea) third. 7. Mr. A. Mitchell's br m MARY BRUCE, 4yrs, by Robert the Bruce—Miss Ethel. 8. The Whangarei Racing-Club’s new totalisator in operation. scores an easy victory from NO MISTAKE (Hewitt), and NO BOTHER (McDonell) in the Novice Handicap (six furlongs) on the second day.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1539, 23 October 1919, Page 23

1. ESTHONIA (Ayres) returning to scale after. his win in the Kensington Stakes (five furlongs) on the opening day. 2. Mr. P. W. Scally’s br g ESTHONIA, 3yrs., by Elysian — Boronia. piloting the field past the post the first time in the Whangarei Cup (one mile and three furlongs). 4. ENTENTE CORDIALE (J. Adolph) scores a comfortable win from STEP and DUNR dies (1¾ miles) on the second day. 5. At the hurdle in front of the stand, in the Poroti Hack Hurdles—STEP (on left) swerves at the obstacle, FAKNOR, who is immediately behind, com breaking his back. PERIA is seen on right of picture. 6. A close finish in the Flying Handicap (six furlongs)—TUIPA (Manson) defeats the favourite, KILBEGGAN (R. Reed), by a ne (O’Shea) third. 7. Mr. A. Mitchell's br m MARY BRUCE, 4yrs, by Robert the Bruce—Miss Ethel. 8. The Whangarei Racing-Club’s new totalisator in operation. scores an easy victory from NO MISTAKE (Hewitt), and NO BOTHER (McDonell) in the Novice Handicap (six furlongs) on the second day.