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AYANGAN UI AIEETING. [Puess Association.] AVANGANUI, Sept. 24. Glorious spring weather prevailed for the opening of the AVauganui J.O. meeting. There was n good attendance, and tho course was in first-class condition. Results-: . Flying Handicap.—Tiptoe 1, Irish Rifle 2, Rangipapa 3. A Von easily. Time, lmin 10 2-ss'cc. Scratched: All Red, Aton Ami. Maiden Mack Handicap.—Bollin T, Inchbonny 2, Cnstiglione 3. Scratched : Gordon Park, Maori Rifle. Clemency, Rifle Shot, AYaiari. Tho winner came with a late run, defeating the filly on the post by a head. Time, lmin 5 3-ssec. AVauganui Guineas.—Aborigine 1, Diamond Star 2, Diaholo- 3. Also started: Formative and Husbandman. AVon from end to end by at least four •lengths. Time, lmin 4G l-ssec. Olceliu Hurdles.—Exmoor 1, Showman 2, Climax 3. Also started": Repulse. Timo, 3min 21 4-sscc. AVon comfortably by a length. Gonvillo Hurdles.—Tondorghio 1, Gleam 2, Spcciosa 3. Scratched: Tho Dano. AVon easily by two longths. Timo, 3min 2 l-ssec. Pufciki Hack Handicap.—Crucinella1, Alallet 2, Research 3. All started. The winner led from start to finish. Time, lmin 46 l-ssoc. Spring Handicap.—Taioko 1, Irish Rillo 2, Seaman 3. Scratched: Arallet. AA’on by a couple' of longths. Time, lmin 45sec. Tlio sum of £7687 was put through tho machine, as against £8767 for the same day last year. Twenty-four bookmakers plied their calling. AVANGANUI AVEIGHTS. [Puess Association.] AA’ANGANUI, Sept, 24. Tho following are the weights'for tho second day of tlie AVauganui races:— Aramoho Hack Hurdles, about 1] miles.—Top Rose 11.1, The Stake 10.12, Gleam 10.12, Paparahi 10.9, Snip 10.8, Toiidergiiio 10.6. Climax 10.3, Sjiociosa 9.13, Peregrine 9.0, Otaroa 9.5, Bagatelle 9.5, Dnil 9.5, The -Dane 9.1, Ancyclo 9.1, Cloudy Alorn, AVhimper. Netherby, AVaimaria, Sedgemoor, Bon Cyr and Alorse 9.0. Brunswick Hurdles, 14 miles.—Exmoor 11.10, Lethean 10.10, Showman 9.11, Top Rose 9.8, Gleam 9.4, Snip 9.1, Repulse, Peregrine, and Otaroa 9.0. Owen Handicap, s*furlongs.—Aborigine 9.0, St. Claimer 8.11, Tip Too 8.6, Rangipapa 8.4, Alartyrium 8.11, King 7.5, Splendid Idea 7.5, Andrew Alack G.lO, Saint Alaria 6.10, Inchbonny 7.1, Cnstigl'iono 6.12, Dr. Shimose 6.8, Lethean, Catapult and Chasemab 6.7. J Alarangui Handicap, 1 mile—Frisco 9.2, Alahuta 9.0, Tangimoana 8.13, Irish Rifle 8.8, Seaman 8.7, Uhlando 8.6, Tip Too 8.0," Taitoko S.O, Glcn-ull-in 7J2, Tan San 7.11, Golden Gate 7.7, Landworn 7.6, Hinetitama 7.5, Berongaria 7.1, Mullet 7.0, Lethean, Dr. Shimose, Silvcrlead, Nicotine, and Ru-apuro 6.7. Higgie Handicap, 1£ miles.—All Rod 9.1, The Lark 8.9, Irish Rifle 8.7, King Billy 8.7, Seaman 8.6. Glen-ull-in and Tan San 7.10, Landworn 7.5, Hinetitama 7.4, Loiret 7.2. Husbandman and Berongaria 7.0, Afallot 6.12, Dr. Shimoso 6.7, Anemone 6.7. Atotoa- Hack, 3-mile. —AVJietumnrama 9.3, Crucinella. 8.8, Advantage 8.5, AViadage 8.2, Research and Bollin 8.1, Stylish 8.0, Recreation -and Illustrious 7.12, Nicotine 7.9, Splash, Lady Lucy and Landworn 7.8, Investment 7.7, Ballyheigh 7.5, Dr. Shimose 7.5, Eclogue, Clemency, Marathon, and Cork 7.2, Coy, ‘ Alanaia, Longuer, Gordon Park, Maori Rifle, Grand Myrella, and Pleiades 7.0.
Railway Hack Handicap, 5 . furlongs.—Royal Ala id 9:0, Advantage 8.8, Axito 8.8, Bollin 8.4, Stylish 8.2, Andrew Mack 8.0, Flying Wind and Overtime 7.12, Inchbonny, Chasemab and Landworn 7.10, Rock Ferry and AVimmera 7.8, Ballyheigh and’ Dr. Shimose 7.6. Sylvan Song 7.4, Conquestina, Tho Raft, and Shannon Lass 7.2, Clemency 7.2. Alanaia 7.1, Rohipotae, Tauharo, C-oy, AVaddy, Ryleshot-, AVaiari, and Aliss Flirt 7.0. AVONDALE ACCEPTANCES. A [Press Association.] AUCKLAND, Sept. 24. The following acceptances have been received in connection with Saturday’s races -at Avondale: Grandstand Handicap, one mile.— Leonator 9.6, Lodli Buhie 9.5, Grenadier 8.12, AVailethe 9.7, Douche 7.10, Alillie 7.6, Lord Seaton 7.0, Dardanus 6.13, First Gun 6.8, Rimlock 6.8, Sliarkeyn 6.7. Steoplechaso Handicap, throe miles. —Cinque 10.2, Creusot 10.9, Goldsmith 10.3, Pip.i 9.11, San Paulo 9.7. Electric Handicap, four furlongs. —Naumai 10.10, Tamain-upo 8.6, Lucu> 7.11, Guidwife 7.7 3 Laclv French 7.5, Quadroon 7.2, Russley Maid 7.2, ■Golden Dream 6.12, Elenoro 6.10. Maiden Hurdle Race, one mile and three-quarters.—Poplar 10.12, Crispess 10.7, Goldsmith 10.0, Mark Time 9.8, San Paulo 9.5, Royal Shot 9.3, Carlyle 9.2, Darkness 9.0, Kotiti 9.0. New Lynn Handicap, five furlongs. —-Mistime 8.6. Frontino 7.13, Field Marshal 7.6, Golden Dream 7.5, Silent 7.4, Ngapuka 7.4, Michaeloff 7.3, F-ideles 7.0, Okaihau 7.0. AA 7 elter Handicap, six furlongs.— Foremost 9.12, Haldane 9.2.. Octoroon 8.8., Waihnk-n 8.5, Soult Maid 8.4, Lycia 8.4, Cymri 8.3, Haoremai 8.2, St. Cyren 8.0, Luro* 8.0. f Alembers’ Handicap, seven furlongs.—Royal Soult 8.6. Sedition 7.12, Dardanus 7.9, Alikotahi 7.7, I-nglis 7.4, Epsom Lass 7.0, Sharkeyn 6.10. Publicans’ Handicap, six furlongs. —Foremost 9.0, Haldane 8.3, Tmprimus -7.10, Dogger Bank 7.9, AA 7ai•liou 7.2, Talepitcher 6.12.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2305, 25 September 1908, Page 3
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