RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 September 1924, Page 1

RACING.

[by rr.ux: n.U'it —cult ciu'.bs association.]

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'lhe Danimvirk'e Hunt (’lull’s Annual Meeting was belli to-day in wet weather. The course was sodden and dead. The attendance was poor. The tolalisator handled C7.1(>7. No 1 oiTcspending meeting was held last year. (•sell,lit Hunters’ Hurdles.—Diamond Nap I, (Vow Imrst 2, Hood Mark Won easily; six lengths between second anil I bird. Time A. 1.

(liingi Hack Hurdles. Met rv Hells 1. Alajo 2. Empyrean A. Won easily hv several lengths. Time-2.00. Trial I’lale. Degage I. Birth Mark 2. Selene 0. Won by hall a length ; third two lengths away. Time I .A. Dannevirke limit ('!nh Steeples.— Oak Rose 1. Kovno 2. Haekwar A. Merry Own broke down. A good rime, won by half a length, ten lengths between set ond and third. Time -LAO. llakaitou Elat Handicap.- Merry aDv 1, Tu-'-ore 2, Empyrial 11 A. Won liv half a length, 'lime 1 .AS.

ICakahukiira Handicap.—Wa< tea 1. Rlondc 2. Kauka A. Won by a length, third half a length away. Time 1.21. Akitio Ladies’ P,ra, elet.-Hood Mark I. Hay Bobbie 2. Kawana A. Won by a neck. Time 2.20.

Txaitoke Handicap.—Haze 1. Master Tllack 2. Tinifant A. T.a Reve failed to leave tlm marw. Won by a length. No time taken.

AVONDALE STAKES. \ ITICLAND. Sept. IS. Motion. Alimi and (Jiieiqi llewa have been scratched for ■ the Avondale Stakes. SYDNEY. Sent. IS. The Monk remains in the Hill Stakes. His name was wrongly omitted I rum the acceptances. (Roaming displayed all his old brilliance in a six furlong gallon on the middle gras-- track at R nidwiek. The first three furlongs took AO seconds. He covered live furlongs in 1 min. \ c ce. an,! six furlongs in 1.11. In 1020 he covered the same distance in I.lA:|. hut a- he then ran close to the rails, todav’s run i- eunsidei ed equally as g-od. „ud it has never been beaten under similar conditions. The Hawk and 80-h did -ix lurlongs iir 1. !<’>.