RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1923, Page 1

RACING.

AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. C.WU.E ASSOCIATION AfANAWATU HUNT CLUB. EEIT.DLVG, Sept. 20. The Afanawatu Hunt Club's annual meeting was held on the Bedding raceeourse to-ay in fine weather, the going being heavy. The tote handled £12.671 against £13,526 for last year’s mooting. Bedding Hunters’ Hurdles —Diamond Nap l, Dignity 2. Bonny Bill 3. V\ on hy a long nook. Time 3.28 3-5. Boston Maiden Flat.—Cushat 1, Sensible 2, Bmrron 3. Won by a length. Time 1.10 1-5. Hunt Cup Steples.-—Mahnrn 1. Ah Bn 2, Bingi 3. Won hy four lengths. Time fi.9 2-5. Unele Boh fell, and Sailor King broke his stille and was destroyed.

Te ALitni Hurdles.—Gold Star 1. Bonny Bill 2. Admiration 3. Won by three lengths. Time 2.53 2-5. Kiwitea Bracelet. —Akros 1, Ayun Kara 2. Dignity 3. Won by two lengths. Time 2.52 1-5. Aokautere Handicap.—Amber Tips 1, Helen Rufus 2. Probate 3. Won by a head. Time 1.33 2-5. Parorangi Steeplechase.—Oneroa 1. Ringi 2. Punjab 3. Time 3.53 2-5. Newbury Hack. —Martulla 1. Elvaette 2. Gold Mark 3. PAPYRUS’S .TOURNEY. LONDON, Sept. 26. All- Jarvis .the trainer of Papyrus, has sent a wireless message to the “Daily Chronicle” that the horse's condition was good, considering there had been two rough days. -V USXR AI,T A N 11 ACT NG. SYDNEY, Sept. 20. Afr C. Godby, of Victoria, has purchased the New Zealand two-year-old. Pale Light. The price is not stated. Ls anticipated'Benuford has been scratched for all his* Randwiok Spring .Meeting engagements, with a view to spelling"him. His trainer is hopeful of restoring the damaged tendon, and to see the champion before long performing with all his old pace.