SPORTING.
KUMARA RACES,
RE-HANDICAPS DECLARED. Mr Jas. Noble has declared the following re-handicaps in connection with the Kumara Racing Club’s Annual -Meeting : Jucntion Handicap.—Bestir 9.9, Balefire 8.3. Flying Handicap.—Kikini 9.10, Flying Alaster 8.5. Kumara Handicap.—Kuia 9.3, First Aid 8.5, Hallowvonia 8.2. Otira Handicap.—Kikini 9.8, Bestir 9.2, Flying Alaster 5.3, Balefire 7.10. AVestbrook Welter. —Kuia 10.4, Hallowvonia 9.G. PR NICE HENRY AVI NS RACE. DY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSN., COPYRIGHT. LONDON, April 9. Prince Henry, riding Ocean 111, won the Tenth Hussars’ heavyweight steeplechase. TOTE PERMITS. TIMARU, April 11. The South Canterbury Jockey Club in view of the arrangements for a tote meeting for the Christchurch Trotting Clubs, on the occasion of the naval squadron visit, has decided to ask for nil alteration of its dates to May Ist. and 2, and has asked the Minister of Internal Affairs to divert the fleet excursion trains for May 2nd. to Timaru.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 April 1924, Page 1
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