HAWKE’S BAY WINTER RACES

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 17 June 1933, Page 9

HAWKE’S BAY WINTER RACES

HURDLiEB TO MISS HASTINGS SLIPPERY’S HAYEILiO!CK HACK (By Telegraph—Press Association.} HASTINGS, June 17. The concluding day’s programme of the Hawke’s Bay Joiokey Chub’s winter meeting; opened in (bleak weather. The track was soft. Results were : NURSERY HANDICAP. Of £6O. Five and a half furlongs. 1-1 Foreign Queen, 10.5 1 3- Passion Flruit, 8.7 2 4- Perimeter, 8.0 3 Also started: Ralphyllis 8.11, Margaret Rose 8.11, Padishah 8.2, Eidos 8.2, All Clear 8.2, Albibeyfaile 8.0. Won by three-quarters of a length; four lengths. Time, 1.9 3-5. HAWKE'S BAY HURDLES. Of £IQO. One mile and three-quarters. 3-3 Miilsis. Hastings, 9.0 1 2^ 2 Mia Stella:, 9.13 2 1-1 High Faintin’, 11.7 3 Also started : Kinsel 10.11, Chesham 9.0, Kimlboi 9.0. •Won iby one length; two lengths. Time, 3.20. HAVELOCK HANDICAP. Of £7O. Six furlongs and » half. 1- Slippery, 10.7 1 2- Swift and Sure, 8.0 2 •5J3 Bradman, 8.0 3 Also started: Sa/batini 9.1, Aisteijism 8.10, Royal Dash 8.6, Wine Tray 8.0, Sun stead! 8.0. Won 'by one length ; one, and -a half lengths. Time, 1.23 3-5.

ASCOT ALEXANDRA STAKES BROWN JACK’S FIFTH WIN (United mess Association —By Electric Telegraph Copyright.) Received 2.30 p.m. to-day. LONDON, June 16. The Ascot races ended in a blaze of sunshine. A remarkable coincidence was that the King’s' horse Limelight and Sir Cunliffe Owen’s Concerto 1 and Mr Wer.nbeir’s Brown Ja,ok were all winners on the last day as in 1932. The King’s victory in the Hardwick Stakes was particularly popular. As His Maj'efety .said himself, it was a “good wind up to the week’s racing.” Brown Jack won the Alexandra, Stakes for the fifth time in succession, ridden by Steven Dionoghue. This is a record for the turf.