1. The field racing past the stand the first time in the Takapuna Jockey Club Handicap (one mile and 2½ furlongs). — KING LUPIN (T. Glover), next rails, TAIAMAI (A. Reed), on outside, and WAIUTA (whose jockey is just discernible behind King Lupin) showing the way to ROYAL IRISH (Downing). 2. The finish of the Takapuna Jockey Club Handicap—FIRST SALUTE (M. McCarten) wins a good race from TAIAMAI (A. Reed). 3. Watching the T.J.C. Handicap candidates in the birdcage—-On left is MR. R. WYNYARD (secretary T.J.C.) and in centre MR. W. J. RALPH (a prominent steward and member of Judicial Committee of the Club). 4. MESSRS. R. H. DUDER (steward) and H. H. HAYR (secretary of Avondale J.C.). 5. DITTO (J. Roach) leading the field over the hurdle in straight the first time in the Waiwera Hurdles (1¾ miles). 6. Takapuna J.C. Handicap candidates parading in the birdcage prior to contesting that event. In the background are TINOPAI and KING LUPIN, while FIRST SALUTE, TAIAMAI, ROYAL IRISH and WAIUTA are seen parading in that order.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1555, 12 February 1920, Page 41

1. The field racing past the stand the first time in the Takapuna Jockey Club Handicap (one mile and 2½ furlongs). — KING LUPIN (T. Glover), next rails, TAIAMAI (A. Reed), on outside, and WAIUTA (whose jockey is just discernible behind King Lupin) showing the way to ROYAL IRISH (Downing). 2. The finish of the Takapuna Jockey Club Handicap—FIRST SALUTE (M. McCarten) wins a good race from TAIAMAI (A. Reed). 3. Watching the T.J.C. Handicap candidates in the birdcage—-On left is MR. R. WYNYARD (secretary T.J.C.) and in centre MR. W. J. RALPH (a prominent steward and member of Judicial Committee of the Club). 4. MESSRS. R. H. DUDER (steward) and H. H. HAYR (secretary of Avondale J.C.). 5. DITTO (J. Roach) leading the field over the hurdle in straight the first time in the Waiwera Hurdles (1¾ miles). 6. Takapuna J.C. Handicap candidates parading in the birdcage prior to contesting that event. In the background are TINOPAI and KING LUPIN, while FIRST SALUTE, TAIAMAI, ROYAL IRISH and WAIUTA are seen parading in that order.