GREYHOUND RACING

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 5, 21 January 1937, Page 3

GREYHOUND RACING

Our Own Correspondent

Acceptances for Waipukurau Show

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WAIPUKURAU, Jan. 19. Following are the acceptances for the greyhound races at the Waipukurau Show: — Tavistock Hurdles, Open (to eommence at 2 p.m.). — First heat: Miss M. Clinch's "Queen of Spades"; S. A. May's ' 1 Duke ' ' ; F. Watson'is "Lady Jewcl"; S. Scullin's "Midnight King." Second heat: P. Blair's "Lifeline"; A. Monk's "Rose Pink'5; A. D. Marshall's "Two Notes55j W. Sullivanls "Miss Pat. " Waipukurau Maiden (to commence at 2.30 p.m.). — First heat: P. Blair's "Jack's Gift"; Miss M. Clinch's "Queen of Spades"; Frank Watson's "Lynx"; Mrs F. Hill's "Golden Flight"; W. Dorrington's "Highland King. " Second heat: Mrs R. M. Beatty's "Deerfoot"; Mrs S. C. Drinkwater's "Ginger Mick"; A. Monk's "Gay Wings"; W. Sullivan's "Miss Pat"; Fred Watsn's "Lady Jewel"; A. F. West's "Sir o' Erin. ' Hatuma Stakes, open (to commence at 3 p.m.). — First heat : P. Blair's "Acora"; Mrs S. C. Drinkwater's "Auto Buzz"; S. A. Mary's "Duke"; Frank Watson's "Jack's Gift"; Mrs T. M. Thompson 's "Scotch Mist." Second heat: Miss M. Clinch's "Queen of Spades"; Mrs S. C. Drinkwater's "Ginger Mick"; C. Steele's "Lady Zetland"; S. Scullin's "Midnight King"; Mrs T. M. Thompson 's "Golden Cloud." Third heat: P. Blair's " Life] ino"; A. Monk's "Kose Pink"; Mrs H. S. McLelland's "Black Bat"; E. P. Walsh's "Blue Bat"; Frank Watson's "Lynx"; H. D Marshall '9 " Two Notes. "