RACING NEWS.
j 11V TKI.Efi RAI’H—PER IMIKBB ASSOCIATION] kcmont-wanoanui hunt. HAWERA, Aug. 31. Thi> Kgmont-Wanganui Hunt Club’s Annual Meeting iva» hold in dull and rloiul.v weather, before a. fair attendance. A cold wind was blowing and the course was holding. Tho toto put through Cl 1.223. against £22.490 Inst cenr. Results: Maiden Steeplechase.— Ho Lane 1, Toddy 2. Tnriien 3. A close finish, nocks separating the placed horses. Time 1.28. Jumpers’ Hurdles. —Silver Paul 1, Tenia ire 2. Oak Rose 3. Won by a length and a Time 3.1 H. Maiden Handicap.- Country Rile 1. Yaldina 2, Still Sea 3. Won easily by three lengths. Time 1.8 2-5. Wavorlcv flack Handicap.— Ditchlev 1. Active 2. Complex 3. Won easily. Time 1.37 2-5. Cup Steeplechase. Onopoto 1. Argo 2. Simple Sant 3. Won easily hy five lull gtlis. Time 5.50. - Hack Flying Handicap.—Top Dog 1. Fife mtd Drum 2. Comoro 3. Won by four lengths. Time I—2. ladies’ Rrncolet.— Snnray 1. Army Service 2. Silver Paul 3. Won by a head. Time 2.27 1-5. M IIIIIIKI liaki Hack Handicap.— Awake l. Top Dog 2. Active 3. Won by throe lengths. Time 1.22 1-5.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 September 1921, Page 3
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192RACING NEWS. Hokitika Guardian, 1 September 1921, Page 3
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