RACING NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1922, Page 3

RACING NEWS.

f in- TEMSortArn— per phesf association] 1 k * __ I KFIIOW 'ANNUAL MEETING. j OAMARU, October 5. I * The Kuiw annual meeting was held | to-day in glorious weather and before a large attendance. The totalisator , handled £8721, compared with £0982 J last year. Trial Plate. —Jada 1, Happy War- I rior 2, Linhope 3. Won by a head. Time .1.18. Hnkntarnmea Welter.—Pyjama 1. Mirza- 2. Sembric 3. Won hv half a length. Time 1.29. j Waitaki Trot.—Dillon Wilkes T, j Nibbidard 2, Guy Fawkes 3. Won by j ewlev lengths. Time,3.4l. Kurow Handicap.—Etta 1, Kilkee 2 Twinkle 3. Won by eight lengths. ; Time 2.7. i Waitiuigi Steeplechase—Ready 1, Bill I Terry 2, lnnisfallen 3. Won by ten j lengths. Time 5.5. i Publicans’ Handicap.—llosker Boy 1, Kerry Star 2, Quarrelsome 3. Won by half a length. Time 1.17. Dash Trot—Marvin. Mae 1, Glen Fftrg 2, Brown Chequer 3. Won by a length. Time 2.58. Belfield Welter—Jaekeroo 1, Weary Willie 2, Radial 3. The race was won by Sweet Memory, but the rider (Voight) failed to draw- the weight, and the race was awarded to .Taokeroo. Time 1.1 1-5.

SKIRTING CRITIC’S OPINION, j (Received this day at 1.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, October (5. “Cardigan,” the newspaper “Arrow” turf critic, says with the score two all arguments are likely to be numerous as to the merits of Bean ford and Gloaming, but after the latter's decisive win in the Craven Plate, most racing men will realise that Benuford has mot }iis master d’