HAMILTON RACES.
Maiden Plaf<\ 30*0 vs.— Sir Walter, 1 ; Par- | nell, 2 ; Volunteer, 3. Won easily by some ' five lengths. Handicap Hurdles, 40 soys.— Don, 1 ; Recruit 2 . B<»b Sawyer, 3. This was a good face between Don and Kecruit, thn former winning by a length and a half. Fairplay, "Whalebone, and Murc«l also ran. South Auckland Cup, (Handicap) lOOsovs —Clown, 1 ; Britannia; 2. Afte* some delay nt the post a good start was effected, and Clown at oiK-e assuming the leal maintained his adtantage, passing the stand with Wapiti second. Wave] Hack Kace, 15sovs.— Loo, 1 : Eaupo 2. Jubilee Stakes (Handicap) 50 sov.>:~ Clown, 1 ; Earnest, 2 ; Britannia, 3. This was ■one of the best races of the flay. Clown, as be! ore, took the lead and kept it till the finish. Selling Hurdle Raoe, 30 son.— Fairplay, 1; Bob er, 2, Black Joe and Murcol uiso started r Tradpßmen's Plate, (Handioap).— Kewi, 1; Sir Walter, 2. Britannia, 'Parneli, Wilfred, and Jacket al-o ran. The weather was all that coul \ be desired, and tho proceedings were attended with trie utmost Bu«<e-s. The course needs improvemsnts, but this will be effected before next meeting F=rom I'XJO to 2000 people were present during the day.
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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 235, 31 December 1887, Page 2
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204HAMILTON RACES. Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 235, 31 December 1887, Page 2
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