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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1382, 17 February 1905, Page 4

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Continued on Pago 4. POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. ,The Poverty Bay Turf Club commenced their Bummoi meeting at the Makaraka racecourse yesterday. The weather, which looked anything but pleasant in the morning, olearod towards noon, and the races were got through without rain. Tho attendance was largo and speculation brisk, tho club putting up a record in regard to the totalisator returns, the sum handled amounting to £6021, which will mean over £IO,OOO for the meeting. The secretary, Mr Maude, had everything in order, and the gathering provod a moßt enjoyable one. Captain Tucker officiated as judge, Mr W. O. Skeet os totalisator clerk, and Mr G. R. Wyllie as clerk of the scales, and all gave the utmost satisfaction. Mr H. Piper was very successful in regard to the manner m which he got his fields away, whilst Mr A. Pritchard made a most efficient clerk of the course. An excellent lunoheon was provided by Mr J. Craig, who spared no pains to promote the comfort of visitors. An Italian string band rendered a number of selections during the afternoon, and added greatly to the enjoyment of the gathering. The following are the details of the ra ;ing : Welter Handicap, of 30 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stake ; minimum weight Bst; 1 mile. 278 A. B. Newman’s Sarakoff, by Saracen—lmmensikoff, 9.6, Malone 1 40 J. Vittetta’s Waimata, by Meridian —Pearlhurst, 8.5, Horne ... ‘ 2 51 A. Poyer’s Morehu, by Uncas, 8 0, Fairbrotber 3 Faro, Tondergbie, and Bruiser did not start. 213 Haukoria 92, 75 Quilted 8.7, and 34 Hiawatha 8.0 also ran. Won by a length. Time, 1.48 3-5. There were 692 investors on the machine, and the dividends were £1 13s and £3 17s. First Handioap Hurdle Race, of 50 sovs ; second horse to receive 10 sovs from tho stake; 1} miles. 213 J. Hickey’s Inspan, by Vanguard —Squib, 10.7, Griffiths 1 201 W. Fobs’s Hakaria, by Reynard— Vienne, 11.13, Burns 2 22 D. Tye’s Lady Osmo, by Strowan, 9.0, Barron ... ... ... 3

—Spyshct was soratobed. 138 Morpeth 11.4 and 32 Guillietta 9.3 also ran. Inspan led from tbe home tarn. Morpeth mado an effort to roach the le"dor at the last hurdle, but taking off too B&O’t struck the hurdle and came down, leav.ng Inspan to win easily. Time, 3.24. There were 606 investors on the machine, and the dividend was £2 11b. First County Stakes Handicap, of 30 sovs; distance, 6 furlongs. 219 G. Carrington’s Heywood, by Saraoen—lmmensikoff, 4yrs,B.lj Boidy 1 84 C. W. Wallis’ Miripere, by Saracen—Virago, 4yrs, 7.3, Bae 2 117 J. A. Harding’s To Bahui, by Strowan—Booby, syrs, ,7.10, McGuire... ... 3 —32 Beay 6.10, 70 Pua 7.3, and 142, liooul Option 8 5 also ran. Sarakoff, Te Uku, Casino, Sarilla, Brobieda,Momo Toa, Motukehu, Parekareka, Melton Hill, Luck's All, Baltic, Hiawatha were scratched. Won by a length and a half.. Time 1,18. There 664 investors on machine and dividends were £2 and HI 15s.

Turanga Stakes Handicap, o{ 110 sovs > second horse to receive 10 save from stake, 1£ miles. 221 E. J. Bae’s Needlework, by'Muskapeer—Dressmaker, syre, 8.12, Davis ... ... ... ... 1

60 W. A. Martin’s Roseplot, by Cntesby—Rosaline!, aged, 7.4, Olsen ... ... ... ... 2 98 H. H. Sharp’s Hinetapauriki, by TJncaa—Hinewhato, aged, 7.9, Malone ... 3 —Heywood, Bags, Taura, Whakawehi and Martyrfeldt -were scratched. 206 Freeland 8.4 also ran. At the home turn Needlework came with a strong run, and wearing down Roseplot won by a length. Time 2.13, There were 585 investors on the machine and the dividend was £2 7s. Maiden Scurry, of 30 sovs; four furlongs. 102 Dr 0. F. Soott’s Makutu, by Bull. dog-The Witch, syrs, 8.0, Davis ... 1 61 T. Howell’s Momo Toa, by Renata syrs, 8.0, Howell ... ... J 36 W. Bailey’s Luok’s AH, Renata- „ I Gipsy, syrs, 8.0, Sweeney (bracketed with First Chance, 8.0, Barrow) ... ... ... j Also started : 79 Lome 8.0, 51 Melton Hall 8.0, 20 Flying Jennie 8.0, 22 Ti Ro Mni 8.0, 181 Cinque 8.0, 23 Flyer 8.0, 56 Motukehu 8.0, 100 The Pink’Un 8.0, 22 Banker, 53 Aegina 8.0, 37 La Annie 8.0, 13 Pax 8.0. Won by a length. Time, 61 3-sths. There were 978 investors on the machine, and the dividends were as follows :—Mokutu £6 9s, Momo Toa Jgl 16s, Luck’s All and First Chance £3 Is. Telephone Handicap, of 40 sovs; five furlongs.

18-1 A. MoDonnell’s Baltic, by Crack-shot-Chiquita, syre, 6,10, Davis ... 1 110 J. A. Caesar’s Sarilla, Saracen- - Carinaila, 4yrs, 7.4, Baa ... 2 24 L. A. Mclntosh's Ladylike, Strow-an-Jewel, 6.9, Olsen ... ... 8 Also started: 89 La Bijouterie 7.9, 64 Local Option 7.9, 31 Cadeau 7.7, 107 To Bahui 7.5, 46 Te Uku 7.5, 77 Probieda 7.2, 13 Hiawatha 6.7. Won easily by two lengths. Time, 1.3. There were 745 in- • vestors on tho machine, and dividends I were £2 14s and ;S1 10s. First Hack Flat Handicap, of 30 sovs, one mile. 230 D.'Hickey’s Martyrfeldt, 4yrs, 7.11 Spinfeldt-Martyr, Griffiths ... 1 212 J. Clark’s Faro, syrs, 9.5, MonacoPlaymate, Beady ... ... 2 178 W. Leyland’s Haukorio, syrs, 7.13 Sou’ Wester-Plover, Kirk ... 3 Also ran —195 Sarakoff 8.2,18 Waimata 7.4, 13 Beay 6.12, 53 Hauiti 6.10, 16 Croydon 6.9. Won hard held by a length. Timo 1.45 25. There were 915 investors and dividends were L2 13s and 19s. Flying Handicap, of 60 sovs, 6 furlongs. 205 F. King's Pantaloon, syrs, 7.9, Martini Enfield Queensboro’ Griffiths 1 233 E. J. Kao’s The Needle, aged, 9.4, Brigadier-Dressmaker, Davis... 2 150 E. White's Tutungarehu, 6yrs, 7.13, Musketry-Bo’e of Morn | Kirk 3 i Also started—24B Paria 8.7. Won easily I by two lengths. Time 1.17. There were 836 investors on the machine, and the div. was L 3 13s. Three shillings in. ithe £ off Calico Sheeting, Towels, etc. ; 4a in the £ off Prints, Muslins, Dress Goods,, etc. ; 4s in the £ off Hats, Shirts, .Tics, Clothing, etc. ; 5s in the £ oif Millinery, an'd Lace Neckwear.— For, 15 {Lays SmlXr—-9* ROSIE AND C.Oi . . S 2:. . i : ,