SPORTING.
AUSTRALIAN RACING. NATIONAL HURDLES. Australian-New Zealand Cable Association.—Copyright. Melbourne, July 2. The National Hurdles resulted. — Jullundur 1, Van Homreigh 2, Lord Grey 3. Won by four lengths in 5.45;}, a record for the race. HAWKE'S DAY JOCKEY CLUB. t'KB PKKBet ABNOOIATION. Hastings, July 1. The totalizator figures were £14,759, against last, year';: £1(5,450, the total for the meeting being :'J30,858, agaiust £30,421 last year. Additional results : June Steeples.—(3 Sam Pan 1,2 Bravest 2, 8 Goldbcrne 3. Also started : , 2 Glenmore, 2 Nita, 3 Lady Bibbero, 5 Paremata, 4 Wooloomooloo, (i Fond Memory. Won by half a length. Paremata fell. Time, 5.21. Raukawa Handicap.—l War Tax 1, 2 St. Omer 2, 4 Silenus 3. Also started : 5 Amity, 3 Dood, G Amical, 7 Namur, BNo Idea. Won easily. Time, 3.5. A protest against War Tax by the owner of St. Omer for inconsistent running was not sustained. Final Handicap.—ll Black Lupin, I, 9 Waiorewa 2,2 Cherry Blossom 3. Also started: 2 Sea Lord, 1 Goldenlyte, 8 Mandoline, 3 Shaki, 7 Black Heart, 11 Hushabye, 6 Mt. Victoria, 6 Golden Glade, 10 Step, 4 Con/.iska, 12 Hymen. Won by a length. Time, 1.23 1-5.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 76, 3 July 1916, Page 7
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193SPORTING. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 76, 3 July 1916, Page 7
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