RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 June 1923, Page 1

RACING.

AUST'ft AI.IA N AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. HAWKE'S BAY HUNT CLUB. II ASTI NILS, June 2.T. The tote put through L'll.l till, against LT2.!U;3 last year, a decreaso of C I 7SI.T. Hunters' Elat I landicap.—-Oak Rose 1, Roamer 2. Diamond Nil]) AYntt by eight lengths. Time 2.58 2-5. 11 lintels' Handicap Hurdle Race.— Daze I. Firelight 2. Akross Won !i\- six lengths. Time 2.55. Apley Hack Hurdles Handicap.— Toa Ttiitra 1. Highway 2, .Mountain Peer 3. Won Ly a length. Time 2.17 3-5. Kawera Hack Steeples Handieap.— Muhin 1, .Maliahead 2. Won by eight lengths. Time 1. II 2-5. Hunt Cup Steeplechase Handicap.— I’a.nianmvhi ri .1. Ivovno 2. Iho oinv starters. Won by two lengths. Time 4.2 d 1-5. llonmui lltindieap.—Kingly 1, Tiirkwiek 2, Nuvuku 3. A\ on l»y Dvo lengths. Time 1.21 1-5. Sotttra Hunters' Flat Handicap.— Daze 1. Cnrowoek 2. Larkspur 3. Won hv a length. Time 1 .-IS 3-5. HAWKE'S RAY ENQUIRIES. HASTINGS. June 23. An inquiry was held here regarding the inconsistent running of Kilbird in the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club's meeting. After exhaustive evidence, the decision was that there were nut sufficient grounds for the stewards to take action against anybody concerned. An inquiry was also held into allegations that Harrier's jockey in the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s Final Handicap bandied his mount in an improper manner. It was decided that there was no justification for the al--1 ega t ion.