SPORTING.
WANGANUI MEETING. SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. By Telegraph.—Press Association, Wanganui, Feb 22. There was beautiful weather for the second day of the Wangamu races, and a large attendance. The mtalisator handled £40,536, making a total increase of £71)90 over the meeting last year. Results:
AUTUMN HANDICAP—3 Hendra 1, 1 Tigritiya 2, 9 Dingle 3. Also started: 2 Form Up, 4 Henry Clay, 8 Bagdad, 5 Marqueteur, (i Robur, 7 First Salute, II) Otara. Won by a neck. Time, lmin 48sec.
MATARAWA HACK HANDICAP.—I Jutland 1, S Hallow 2, 10 Borealis 3. Also started: 6 Active, 4 Hurrv Up. 5 Red Signal, 9 Metallum, 7 Endure, 10 Meli, 3 Borealis, 2 Fulica, 12 Autumnus, 11 Zela, 13 Tirairaka, Ijf Bernice, 14 Zemanck. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, lmin. Msec.
WANGAXUT GUINEAS. —1 Gloaming 1, 1 Afterglow 2, 2 Killnwen 3. Also started: 3 Kiplirg. Won easily by two lengths. Time, 1 mill. 43 4-ssee.
FORDELL HURDLES. —2 Want 1, 3 Zola 2, 4 Loyal Arch 3. A 1 ,o started: 1 First Line, a Rio. Won by a neck Time, 3min. 14 2-ssee.
OKOIA HANDICAP.—3 Amythas 1, 2 Golden Btibhlc 2. 1 Negligee 3. Also started: 2 Farce, 4 Passin' Through. 15 Magistrate, 0 Arch Salute. Won by a length. Time, lmin. 2sec.
WANGANUI STAKES.—3 Menelaus 1, 1 Dusky Eve 2, 4 Rewi l'oto 3. Also started: 5 Client. 2 Depredation, (i Bonnie Maid, 7 Dingle, 8 Master "toa. Won by a neck. Time, 2min. 3t> 2-isee.
HARRISON HACK.—I Paddinjrton Green 1, 4 Star Lady 2, 4 Idle Tall: ■'!. Also started: 3 Perfect Day, <i Signorella, 2 Papanni, 5 Love Match, 8 Simon, 7 Halcyon, 9 Bold Boy. Won I' a length. Time, lmin. 57 3-ssec.
FAREWELL —1 Silver Link 1, 3 Acre 2, 4 Pennon 3. Also started: 2 80-Peep, a Jnah, 7 Birkcnvale, 8 Starengo, fi Chimera. Won by a liead. Time, lmin. 13sec. IT. Gray was fined £lO for careless riding.
OPUXAKE NOMINATIONS. ( SING TO-NIGIIT. Horse owners and trainers are remimli 1 that nominations for all events for the Opunake races, to be held on March 17, close with the secretary, Mr. P. S. Riley, at 5 p.m. to-day, at his office, Pihama. This meeting is a very popular one amongst the racing people, and as the programme is framed on a liberal scale the secretary should have a busy time.
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Taranaki Daily News, 24 February 1919, Page 10
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