RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1923, Page 1

RACING.

[BY TELEGRAPH —PER PRESS ASSOCIATION .] aiarlborough races. BLENHEIM, ATay 5. for tlie second day of tlie Alar - oorough Autumn meeting the weatlic I- was showery and the course heavy. Th e attendance was fair. The totnlisnto a handled £12,008 as against £14,270 fo I the second day "last year. Chaucer won the \Vaiiiopai Trot, on both horse and ow ner were disqnaldiet for two years, for inconsistent run ring and the race was awarded to Vie - tor Hova, Farnhnm Hack Handicap.—Hallow t ove I- Elmorz, Asliforiu (dead heat) 2 Red Courier 4. AVon by two and s half lengths. Time 1.5 4-5. Pioneer Handicap.—Barleycorn I. Bestir 2, Jackaroo 3. AVon bv a length, 1 Time 1.18. Oniaka Weller.—Spelslniry 1. Itimutakn 2. Pink Rose 3. AVon bv a length. Time 1.33 3-5. Flaxboiirne Handicap.—Glueniont 1, Printemps 2. Alatarcka 3. AA'on by a neck. Time 1.52 1-5. Waihopai Trot.—Chaucer 1. A'ietor Hova 2. Asia 3. AVon by a neck. Time 5.15 3-5. II norlands Hack Handicap.—Jonquil I Alnrtiniqiie 2, L'onnv Friend 3. AA'on by a length. Time 1.43 3-5. Farewell AVelter.—Giuement 1, Barleycorn 2, Bestir 3. AA'on by a head. Time 1.32 4-5. Remvickton Trot.—AA'ee Thorpe 1. Plain Peter 2. Ano Nay 3. AA'on by four lengths. Time 2.27 1-5.

ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. LONDON. Alay 4. The One Thousand Guineas resulted : Tranquil (Gardner) 1, Cos (Hulnie) 2, Shrove (AleLachlaii) 3. Sixteen started. AA'on by a length and n-lialf. Ouitmet was a length hack. AUSTRALIAN RACING. SYDNEY, May 0. At Tattersall’s winter meeting the following was the result of the Stakes: Alirthmnker 1. AA'irrimah 2, Alolvnoux 3 Thirteen started. AA'on by two lengths. Time 2.20. V. ADELAIDE, Alay 5. The Goodwood Handicap resulted:— Denaere 1, Gilden Cock 2 .Stroseate 3. Twenty-seven starters. AA'on by two lengths. Time I.IG.