RACING

Hokitika Guardian, 29 September 1931, Page 5

RACING

AVONDALE J.O. (By Telegraph—Per Press Association) ' AUCKLAND, September, 28. The totalisator handled £15,672 10s compared with £26,615 for the second day last year, making a total for the meeting of £34,185 as compared with £63,676 last year. Plunxpton Handicap:—(s) Grand Tea; (6) True Cloud 2; (8) Flying Prince 3. Scr: Lady Pam, Cessation, Autumn Sun. Won by three lengths; four lengths. Time 2.20 1-5. Avondale Guineas:—(3) View Halloa 1; (5) King Colossus 2; (6) Golden Wings 3. Won by a length. Time 1.49 3-5.

President’s Handicap : —(4) Gay Lap 1; (2) Refresher 2; (1) Orapai 3. Won by 2 lengths. Time 1.21 3-5. New Lynn Hack Handicap: —(2) Tanrua 1; (3) Speedmint 2; (1) Protomint 3. Won by 1 £ lengths. Time 1.51. Nihotapu Handicap:—(l) P.rinoe Val 1; (3) Lucy Rose 2; (8) Eaglet 3. Won by a head. Time 1.35 4-5. WIN FOR AUTOPAY, SYDNEY, September 28. The Bawkesbury races were held today. The Flying Handicap resulted: ■Autopay 9.6 (McOarten) 1, Style 8.11 (Cook) *2, Guiding Light 7.2 (Lightfoot) 3. Nine started. Won by sixlengths; a head. Time 1.14. J SYDNEY,' September 29. '■ The Dimmer, a prominent Melbourne, 'Cup candidate was kicked while await-, ing the start of the Spring Handicap. The injury may affect his training, f AGA KHAN’S BREAK WITH HIS TRAINER, LONDON, September 27. Arising out of a sudden disagreement over the choice of a jockey to ride one of his horses' -at Newbury, Aga Khan has withdrawn all of his horses from Trainer Dawson, who has had charge of his horses for the past ten years, during which they have won about £275,000 in prize money.