GISBORNE RACES

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10613, 11 June 1920, Page 8

GISBORNE RACES

BRUNSWICK WINS STEEPLECHASE. A . JOCKEY DISQUALIFIED.' PEE PRESS ASSOCIATION'. GISBORNE, June 10. The . Gisborne Racing Club’s steeplechase . meeting opened . to-day ,in ' tine weather. There was a good attendance, and the course was slightly holding. The totaiisabor handled 5011,873, as compared with .£16,997. on the first-.day last year, a decrease of X5J24. Results:— ; : PARK' HURDLES,' Of 250 sov6; two miles. Cymer, 9.13 (Tricklebank) 1 Crosswords, 9.7 2 Hoki Fox 9 3 Also started.—Rotata 9, Wairiri 9. Won by two lengths. Time, Smin Sl AIAIDEN HACK RACE, Of 200 sovs; six furlongs. , Over There,, 9 (Reed) 1 Anita, 9 2 Waikohu. 0 3' Also started.—Diabolic, Demlone, Gold, canda. Queens Up, Arbrabth, Whano. ko, Alannikin, Mixup,' Flywheel, Hautonga, ‘ Won by half 5 length. Time f/Ose-c. FLYING HANDICAP, Of 200 sovs; six furlongs, Orawai, 9.5 (McCarton) 1 ■ Actifid, 10.3 ;....... 2 Shaki, 3 3 Also started. —Lionskin 10.13, Lord Ainsley 9. Won bv a head. Time, Imin 17sco. GISBORNE STEEPLECHASE, Of 400 sovs; three miles. Brunswick, 9.13 (Poulgrain)l Fagot, 9.7 2 The only starters. W T on easily by ten lengths. Time, 6min' SSsec. HACK FEAT HANDICAP, Of 200' sovs; seven furlongs. Glengylo, 9.13 (Jennings) 1 Teiki, 9.10 2 Prince Randal, 10 S 3 Also started. —Persian King 10.6, Oratcur 9.10. Thebes 9.7, Crevasse 9.2, Muinix 9. Won by a. short head. -Time, Imin 3lecc. TRAMWAY STEEPLECHASE, Of 200 aovs; two miles. Juan, 9.7 (Horn), 1 Gay -Boy, 9.9 2 Con, 11.10 3, The only starters. TVon by five lengths. Time, 4min 12scc. WINTER. OATS. Of 250 sovs; one mile and a quarter. ' Cleft, 10.8 (S. Howard) ' f Oratouf, 9 (McCartcn) -jDribble, 11,12 3 tDead heat. Also started. —Acquittal 0.10, Patetonga 9.6. , Tho third horse was a length and a half from the dead-heaters. Time, 2min losec. After tho Flying Handicap tho stewards held an inuiry.into the running, of Liitnstin.. After evidence, had , been hoard, it was decided that, the stewards being satisfied that D. A. Poulgrain had deliberately pulled Lionskin, ha bo disqualified for two years.

SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. The following are the second day’s,acceptances : GISBORNE HURDLES, of 200 sovs;

ono mile and three-quarters.—Cymer 11.9, Crosswords 10.8. Lord Ainslie- 10.8, Hoki fox 9.

MAIDEN HACK HANDICAP, of 150 Sots; five furlongu—Anajta 10.1, Waikdhu 9.5, Manmtin >9.3, itemlon-e 9, Golconda 9, Queen's Up 9, Whanoko 9, Jovial 9. Flywheel 9. WAIKANAE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; one mile,—Gazique 12.6, Cleft XI, Ora. tour 9.8, Acquittal 9.6, Patetonga' 9.3, Persian King 9. :TB HAPABA STEEPLECHASE, of 250 sovs; two nil Its and a. half—Brunswick 11.7, Juan 10.6, Gay. Boy 9.10, Fagot 9.7. , SECOND HACK FLAT HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; six furlongs—Orawai 11, Glengylo 10.10, Prince Randal 10.9, Tioki 10.2, Over There 10. Anata 9.13, Thebes 9.5, Mannikin . 9, Queen’s Up 9, AVhanoko 9, Mumis 9; Pohehe 9.' TURANGANUI STEEPLECHASE, of 2CO (sovs; two milos—Brunswick 11.12, Juan 10.10, Gar Boy 10, Fagot 9.7, Rotata 9.7, Chainman 9.7, Wairiri 9.7. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; sis furlong®.—Lionskin 10.13, Dribble 10.13, Actifid 10.7. Orawa 9.12, Orateur. 9.11, Prince Randal 9.7, Persian King 9.3, Shati 9. LOGHELLA'S* AUSTRALIAN TRIP. PEB PRESS 'ASSOCIATION. .. AUCKLAND. June 10. The racehorse Loohella, which was to have gono to Australia by the Jlaheno to-night, was refused a passage by tne crew, and will probably bo unable to appear at Flemington to contest the Australian Grand Nationals.