RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 1 February 1929, Page 6

RACING.

EG MONT RACKS. (By Telegraph—Press Association). HAWKKA, January 31. Favoured with ideal weather, the' first day’s programme of the Egmont Club’s summer meeting attracted a big attendance to-day. The track was firm and in good condition. The totalisator bandied £22.357.}, a decrease of £234}, compared with the first day last year. Camphos fell during the second race. The rider, Lippenwoll, sustained slight concussion, but did not need to go to the hospital. Ohawe Hurdles.—(4) Vexatious 1, (7) Polyphemus 2, (9) Royal Acre 3. Won hv a length and a half; a head. Time 2.47. Juvenile Handicap.—(s) Callapat 1, (2) Banket 2, (4) Ten Acre 3. Won by a length; half a length. Time 1.2. Toknroa Hack Handicap.— (1) Kniglitlike 1, (2) Havering 2, (6) Fort Alice 3. Won by three-quarters of a length ; a head. Time 1.14}. Egmont Cup.—(4) Yoma 1, (6) Hynanna 2, (2) Bright Glow 3. Won by a neck ; the same. Time 2.39. Flying Handicap.—(2) Lady Quexl, (4) Keddar 2. (1) Reremoaiia 3. Won by a neck ; two lengths. Time 1.13. Nolan Gold Clip.—(l) Llanore 1, (5) Home Made 2, (1) Gold Cure 3. Won bv two lengths; half a length. Time 1.49. Wli areroa Handicap.—(2) Nucleus I.’ (1) King Midas and (3) Manly a dead heat, 2. Won by a neck. Time 1.48. Waipapa Hack Handicap.—(l) Cool Mint 1. (4) Calamine 2, (5) Miss Mercia 3. Won by a length ; the same. Time 1.30. END OF NOTED HORSE. SYDNEY, January 31. Trafalgar, a former hero of the Australian turf, aged 23 years, the winner of twenty races and of stakes worth £20,000. broke her leg, and Las been destroyed.