RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 April 1926, Page 1

RACING.

SOUTH CANTERBURY RACES, BY TELEOItAPH— PKEB3 ASSN., COPYRIGHT TIMARU, April 28. 1 The South Canterbury Jockey Club’ Autumn .Meeting was held yesterda s under favourable weather conditions 1 Ihe track is in excellent order, am ■ the attendance is large. Results: ! lekapo Hurdle Handicap.—Bonath i 1, Tenteriiekl 2, Coastguard 3. AVoi by two lengths. Time 2.45 J. Gladstone Hack Handicap.—Gai ' Queen 1, Lady Ciarenceaux 2, Ori flamb 3. A\ on by three lengths Time 1.43 2-5. Electric Stakes.—Brightling 1, Nerotina, 2, Clarion 3. AY on by threequarters of a length. Time 1.1 1-5. I imam Cup.—Fresco 1, Deucalion 2, Sun ( p 3. Won by a neck. Time 2.5 2-5. Smithfield Handicap.—Clontnrf 1. Bugle Note 2, Booster 3. YY’on by two lengths. Time 1.1.2 3-5. Alurihaupo broke a leg, and had to he destroyed. Otipua Steeplechase.— Kipling 1, ■Mettle Diilt 2. Blue Hall 3. Won by six lengths. Time 5.21. Rosewill Hack.—Carnot 1, Kilns 2. Rink Note 3 AY'on bv a. nose. Time 1.26 1-5. Doncaster Handicap.—Wnrhaven I. Los A ill bus 2. So! toe 3. Won by half a head. Time 1.26 1-5. The tote handled £15,025, compared with. £16,208 on the eorrespoding day last year. N.Z. TRAINER. SYDNEY. April 28. AH R. O’Donnell, the New Zealand trainer, is applying to the Australian Jockey Club for a license and intends to settle in Sydney. He has arranged for accommodation for his horses at Chisholm’s stables at RancTwiek. ENGLISH RACING. LONDON, April 28. The Two Thousand Guineas resulted:—Colorado 1, Coronaehr 2, Apple Sammy 3. Nineteen started. Won by five lengths.