RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 December 1924, Page 3

RACING.

nv TF.r.Etm.mr —press assn., copyright. FIFLDING RACKS. FIFLDINCI, December 1. For the second day ol the races thcie is beautiful weather, with the track in first class order. Nikon Hack.—Slarshcll 1. Lipsoll 2. Wildnerness Won by a bead, lone SL ‘Andrew’s Handicap.—Avola 1. Mount Marta 2. I’ara 3. I,v :l length. Time 1.55 2-0. Xoviec* Stsikt*s. —1. » 4,11 nary 2, Euphonium !h Won by one length. Time 1.10 3-5. Rongatoa Hack Meltor. Shining Armour 2. Pnketo, 3. Mon by four lengths. Time 1.-IS !-■>. _ Empire AVcltcr.- Imperial tsparU 1. Sir Pam 2. Al Marimba :i. Mon b\ •' length." T ime 1.28 1-n. . The tele handled £25.10.' against (_••>() (mo f„r the second day lasi veal. „ “total of £51,170 against tI.T.-bKi lor last year.

TAKA PUNA RACKS. AUCKLAND. Dee. 1

The Taknnuna Jockey Club’s Spring meeting concluded to-day. The weather was fine and there was a large attcudiin,V The tote took C4R.000 IDs compared with £53.101 mi the second day last year. The total for the nmet-ne was £08.077 compared will, lust year. i i Stanley Hurdles.— Knighthood ■ fool Stimulants 2. Pence Abbey ... Mon bv 12 lengths, 'finie 2.53 fautlev Handicap. Lucius 1. Stall!* •_>. Qninette 3. Won by a neck. tinu. 1.10 3-5. . . - Vnuxliull Handicap.-‘-Arch Am.e t. /.ana 2. Pimm 3. M’on by ball n length. Time 1.31. St Andrew’s Handicap.- Surveyor 1. Run pa p-a 2, Local Irish 3. Mon by n neck. Time 1.50. . , Rakino Haiulican— King s Speech I. Niwtori 2. Master Mind 3. M’on by two lengths. Time 1.0. l’opnke Hack. —Tresillinn 1, C ureaform 2. M’hetiioi 3. M'on by 2 lengths. Time 2.0. Kawan Hurdles. —Tom Moore 1. DeLiniigogue 2. Rippling 3. M’on by live lenglis. r l i mo 3.20 2-o. Ngararinga M'elter—Spooney 1. Raeeful *7 Sandstar 3. M’on by 2 lengths. Time 1.31 2-5.

TIIF PURSER CASE. (Received this day at 11.25 a.in A MELBOURNE, December 2.

Applications by Corteen, Tyo and Godby to restrain the Victorian Racing flub and the Victorian Amateur Racing Club from enforcing the disqualifications of Purser and a counter -summons by the Victorian Racing Club asking that the action bo dismissed was again before the Court. Corteen. Tve and Godby in a joint affidavit stated that Purser was not backed in the Cootigv Handicap as he was a bad horse in the mud. Corteen nl'so staled that the amount lie had on Purser in the Caulfield Cup was the smallest amount except one, lie ever had oil the hoi.se. The hearing was adjourned.