RACING
f United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph. —Copyright.) RKKKTOX RACES. REEFTOX, April 18. An inquiry was held after the last race of the day. taking two hours to decide, and at the conclusion, J. Dombroski. the rider of Quilllire in the last race was cautioned fur not riding Quilliire to advantage in the second lace of the day. The moneys were paid out to Quilllire and Broiistell respectively. Following are the results— Alexander Handicap.—'7) Pickaninny I. <I) Moorland 2. (3) Sica Ga.v 3. Won by one length: a head. Time LIS 1-5. Highweighi 11 andicap.—(l) Carnot I. (2) Skvqiiost 2, (.3) Gaslight 3. Won by half a length ; a length. Time 1.18. Reel ton Trot. ---•4) Dillon Chimes I, (19, Anon 2. (3) Beta Nelson 3. Won bv a bead ; six lengths. Time 3.12 2-5. Farewell Handicap.— (2) Quilllire I. (3) Broiistell 2. (I) Gold Mint 3. Won by a length; half a length. Time 1.32. The tote handled €7679. as against L‘G79l for the autumn meeting last year an increase ol CSSS.
AIAXAWA'IT BACKS. PALMERSTON X.. April 18.
The autumn meeting of the Mnnnwatu R.C. opened to-day in lino windy weather. The ground was good, but -a trille slow, early. There was a fair attendance. The tote took €21.3-11, against €29,259: an increase of €-1082 compared with last year. Results:—
Manawtau Sires Produce Stakes.—M) Episode l, (2) Raasay 2. (I) Concentrate 3. Won by three-quarters of a lemgth ; four lengths. Time 1.25. Awapuni Gold Cup. —(1) Stir Stranger 1. (3) Satrap 2. <4) Mask 3. Won bv half a length. Time 2.7 3-5.
Telegraph Handicap.—in') Silver Aline 1, Uroml Aero •_>. CS) Jliss Put •'!- Won by one and a-hall lengths ; ball a length. Time 1.14. Linton Hack.—ft!) Maul 1. (5) Aurora Borealis 2. IS', Shining Star 3. AN on bv a bead ; ball a bead. I ime 1.2 s -
MAXAWATL" backs. PALMERSTON X.. April 19. There is glorious weather for the second day of the Manawatu meeting and attendance again large. Results: Hurdles: (5) Vexatious 1. (V Mount Marta 2. (3) Braeman 3. All started. Won by ball a Length, rime 3.11 2-5.
Lockwood Handicap:—(ll Moa Bird I, (4) Alumna Wonder 2, (8) Callanmore 3. All started. Won by half a length. lime 1.14 2-5.
Tama tote Handicap: (1) Aianclane 1. (5) Hynaiina 2. (2) Trosham 3. All started. AN"on by a neck. Time 2.5
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