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Hokitika Guardian, 30 November 1931, Page 6

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feilding rages. FEILDING, November 50. For the second day races it is fine but windy, and there is a moderate attendance, the trade being last. Cheltenham Hurdles.—>(l) Avro 1, (2) VVan.one 2, (5) Conjurer o. Scr. ALanuiri, Ukopua. Won oy 3 lengths ; a length. Tune 3.59 1-5. Novice Handicap::—(4) Weatlierstep 1; (7) In Vain 2; (14) Headiand a. Scr.—Jadarino, Waiforte. Won- by a length, two lengths. Time 1.15 1-3. St. Andrew’s Handicap:—(l) Arrow Lad 1; (2) High Falutin 2; (7) Calamine 3. Ser.—Havehing. Won by a neck, clear length. Time 1.55 4-5. TAKAPUNA—SECOND DAY. ''' AUCKLAND, November 30. The weather was dull for the Takapuna races. The track was in good order despite rain tills morning. There was a fair attendance. Results: . Vauxhall Handicap:—(l) Knight of Australia 1; (6) Silene 2; (7) Star Lap 3. Scr.—Kind Words, Hawthorne. Won by a length, a neck. Time 1.15 4-5. Highweight Handicap:-—(3) Tarparberg 1; (5) Dominican 2; (6) Catimes 3. Scr.—Royal Auction, Stonehenge. Won by two lengths each way. Time 2.25 3-5. SYDNEY RACING. SYDNEY, November 29. At Canterbury Park races the Canterbury Handicap resulted ; Warnetoft '(O’Bryan) 1, Vertigern (McCarten) ‘2, ’Meadowdale (Lightfoot) 3. Five started. Won by a long head. Time ,2.214. The New. Zealander Tenterden started in the . Flying Handicap, but was unplaced. There was a hostile demonstration at Canterbury yesterday when Warnetou was adjudged winner over the New Zealander, Vertigern. ' The judge was hooted, but the press viewpoint is that the decision was correct, and that 'McCarten on Vertigern was caught napP'llg. ....