SPORTING.
KACING. J\APIER PARK KACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING. By Telegraph—Press Association. NAPIER, June 22. The first day of the Napier Park Racing Club's Winter Meeting today was favoured with beautiful weather, and tne attendance vas large. The sum of £6,030 was passed throught the totalisator, as compared with £5,389 on the first day of last year. There were fourteen bookmakers on the ground, eight outsicO at £lO, and six inside at £2O 10s. Results: — Moteo Hack Hurdles, If miles. — Arc Light 9.0, 1; Oxton 11.5, 2; Millennial 9.7, 3. Also started.— Climax, Clareraont, atnd Explosive. Won by a bare neck. Explosion fell. Time 3min 26 45aec. Petane Hack, 7 furlongs.-—Rau-pare y.O, (carried 9.2,» 1; Royal Maid 9.4, 2; Amato 11 4, 3. Also started—Teotane, Dreadless, Rangikura, Bercola, Pumoana, GoHemar and Boyne Water. Won by a good head. Time liain 36 3-ssec. Steward's Stakes, 1 mile.— Ambrosian 9.2, 1; King's Lynn 9.0, ?.s■. Elfish 9.0, 3. Also stared—Kir Prises, Parable, LamsdorfF, Mataari and Te Ru. Sir Frisco was left at the post and took no part fn the race. Jockey Carmont was suspended till trie end of July for not trying to get him away. Won by half a length. Time'limn 49 3-s£ee. Napier Seeplechase, about 3 miles. Nero, 10.13, 1 Beeline 9.". , 2 Maidi, 9 13, Also darted—Lebeau, Coraaon, and Lingerer. Won in a cance: Dy a dozen lengths. Corazon fell. Tirte 6min 57 l-ssec. Ladies' Bracelet, 1£ miles.—Centaur 10.7, 1; Karakaurua 10.0, 2; L'»npboat 7.10, 3. Also started— Feu de Joie and Ortygia. Won by four lengths Time 2min 23 4-ssec. Ahuriri Hurdles, 12 milts. Aotea 9.9, 1; Showman 9.2, 2; Forest 9.9, 3. Also started.—Xavier, who fell at the last fence. Won by. four lengths. Time 3min 28 l-ssec. Settlers' Hack, 6 furlongs.—Tina Toa 9 9,1; San Pluie 9.0 2; Gold Battery 10.2, 3. Also started—Multiple, Moreykoff, Niwaru and Artie. Won by a length. Time lmin 22; l-ssec.
SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES.
By Telegraph—Press Association. NAPIER. June 22. Following are the acceptances for the second day's meeting of the Napier Park Racing Club : Brouklands Hack Handicap, six furlongs.—Raupare 9.11, Moreykoff 9.5, Niwaru 9.4, Bercola 9.3, Puraoana 9.2, Goldemar and Artie 9.0. Waiohiki Hack Hurdles, one mile and a half.—Oxton- 11.12, Golden Water 10.10, Arc Light 10.0 Douche 9.13,' Climax 9.9, Millennial 9.8, Captain Jingle 9.6, Explosive 9.6, CJaremont 9.3, Kakakaturua 9.2, Rosegrove and Eliza 9.C. Winter Oats Handicap, seven furlongs.—Mundic 10.2, Multiple 10.1, Ambrosian 9.11, Mataaii 9.5, King's Lynn 9.4, Te Rua and Idealism 9.2, Marathon 9.0. Park Steeplechase, two miles and a half.—Kiatere 12.2, Le Beau 10.12, Maidi and Corazon 10.4, Beeline and King Hippo 9.13, Lingerer 9.9. Oakley 9.7. Ladies' Bracelet, one mile.—Amato 12.12, Centaur and Royal Maid 11.5, fumoana 10.13, Progress 10.7, Longboat, Boyne Water 10.7. Poraite Handicap Hurdles, one mile and a quarter.—Aotea 10.10. Xavier 9,7, Showman 9.6, Forest and Feu de Joie 9.0. New3tead Hack, seven furlongs.— Amato 11.5, Teotane 10.6, Tina Toa 10.5, Gold Battery 10.3, Leolanter 9.9, Royal Maid 9.8, Merriwing 9.0.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10076, 23 June 1910, Page 5
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