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Hokitika Guardian, 10 April 1917, Page 4

Hukdle Handicap of 60 sovs, 2nd horse lO aova; heats, 2 milea and a distance. J, B. ClapcoU’e br g Brown Stout aged, y.lO (Thomas) ... 1 J, Knox’- br;«. Blink Bonny, aged, 10.! (Gooda* n) ... ... 2 G. M .-o'* Sclun, iv -,10 8 (T..y* lor) ... ... ... 3 Black B/83 Atts scratched. Consolation Stakes, of 20 sovb, for all beaten botscs, 1 mile. Mr Thompson’s c.cn. Mocking Bird 6yrs, 9,3 (Martin) ... 1 Mr Moffat's big. Darkey, aged, 8.3 (Kraft) ...' ... 2 Mr Clarke’s bl.m. Black Bess, 6yrs, 7st (Laverty) 3 Mr Cassidy’s Bella Donna (Devery) also started but bolted,

AUCKLAND, April 7th. The Auckland Kacing Club’s autumn meeting opened in' glorious weather with the track in excellent condition and a verv large attendance. Results. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP.-(S) Glenopal 1; (3) Tobasto 2; (1) Llandshen 3; Won easily by three lengths in 2.8. The winner carried 171bs overweight. OAKS.—(S Tressida 1; (1) Devotion 2; (2) Mascot 3. Won by a length in 2 37 ‘BRIGHTON HURDLES.—(2) ’Plymouth 1; (4) Tararu Jack 2; (1) Tenacious 3. Won by two lengths in 3.49. 'STAKES.—(I) Hymestra 1. (2) Simonidis (coupled, with Silver Tongue) 2; (3) Lingerie 3. Won by a half length in 1.14 3-5. EASTERN HANDICAP.—(IO) Menelaus 1; (11) Bjorneborg 2; (14) Tact 3. Won by three-quarters of a length in 1.40. ~ . „ ONSLOW STAKES.—(I) Birkmvald 1; (2) Exclusive 2; (3) Sa’nacre 3. Won by three lengths in 1.1. NELSON HANDICAP.—(I) Ogowrie 1 ; (4) Marble Star 2; (3) Idra 3.' Won bv a half length in 1.41 3-5. ' EDEN HANDICAP.—(I) Tenopai 1; (5) Glen ray 2; (7) Hiero 3; Won by two and a half lengths.

CARTERTON, April 7th. The first day of the Easter Meeting at Wairapa was most successful with beautiful weather and the going excellent. Results. — TRIAL HACK.—ldyllic 1 j Black Hill 2; Johnny Walker 3. Time l.lof. TERAKA WELTER,—Sardinia 1; Consultation 2; Capt. Glossop 3. Time 1.41 3-5. EASTERN HANDICAP.—ChortIe 1; Teka 2; Leak wan a 3. Time, 2.5 3-5. a record for the track. NURSERY HANDlCAP.—Association 1; Vagabond 2; La Passe 3; Tin* WAINGAMOANA HANDICAP— Multiplication 1; Oairnsdale 2; Pearl Marie 3. Timfe 1.28 2-5. MAKAHI HANDlCAP.—Ramanuwliiri 1; Humourist 2; Comment 3. Time 1.14 2-5. WARDELL HANDICAP.—Lady General 1; Lady Black 2; Rewariwa 3;. Owing to an unaccountable mistake the Press Association agent at Christchurch has omitted to send us the results of .Saturday’s racing.—Ed. Times. SYDNEY, April Bth.

The weather was fine, the going good, and the attendance large.—Results. 'HURDLES.—Jack Rico 1; Lord Cecil 2; Aquirindi 3. There were ten starters. Won by a neck in 3.51. AUTUMN STAKES.—Fortune Hunter 1; Hingle 2; Green Caf) 3. Ten starters, won by a length in 2.34£. SIRES PRODUCE STAKES.—Thrice 1 ; Modesto 2; Brolly 3. Nineteen starters. 'Won by two lengths 1.29 J. DONCASTER HANDICAP.—Wedding Day 1; Polyscrates 2 ; Whitefield 3. All acceptors started. Polycrates was leading at the distance, but Wedding Day challenged and ifc was a great finish. Won by a head in 1.39. ' St. LEGER.—Shana 1; Stagehand 2; Colbert 3. Nine, starters. The winner led throughout and won by three quarters of a length. HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP.— Adrossan 1; Heatherbrae 2; Show Girl 3. Twenty-seven starters, won by a neck in 1.141.

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