SPORTING.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 1736, 7 May 1930, Page 5

SPORTING.

-..-inu :i-i TROtfWING NEWB. . . ~,.| j-.,' _'.!;.* joa -•-»;*■ -' : - :',.■., ■• ,■,-,•■(' ' ; . a-tiw •«*EIXTUBU.:';r.,i ,' ' .. - .. '-•' rki{j% "it)—Forbury :Park T. 0. ;; ''..»# I c; a-i'i cs% at/.i .' .?<■■■ -.-, .. -, :'7S"'".' r.-'ivt t:>0 p£ on Q^aar); .' e:i 'kc: 5 2 £«•<; '■-.-■.-•■* .% ..'... ■.■ . . *ji?^Sj%f'toJ r iJ >iir ? t ,pi ul > .lijis received "aupjpojct siipuld:show a successful last, meetiug Q,f the trotting season iu Duuediii. .The. prince' of. Wales Handicap makes interesting reading. and bcV l«w ; is..a„_summary of the' candidates likely form:—j.- 1( '. > . CABMEL,., firs£ on the list, aiuj y ou the limit will cause the rest, to.; da'v : some ichasing and ho has noj; been pen- . alised for w.iuning a,fc As'hburton.'. iu .He has done one second, better fhan that. C. Donald 'iVill* drive hjut> he now being trained. ' L'IN.GFIELD has shown ab goedtwo mile, form to recommend. J ■ THE. SHBEW mtfets Camel ou even terms, two seconds' better vkhan when the latter .beat her at Ashburtou wjiere they'last, met, and. off-the-front will keep him busy, ,- ~ . " ■BONN,y LOGAN ,is as holiest 'as ever and with.the pace slow for a start • it would suit her. J NATIVE, TEINCE pleasing appearance on 24 yards behind. He has beaten Carmol, giving jiiiu IS yards and The Shrew, from even .'terms, -and lie,cannot be ruled out, although he has' to give them a .bigger, start,this time. 1 . JEAN M'ELWYN, ou of'the Domin- ' 'ion's consistent'pacers, is ,'sure to bo <>■; about at the finish. . ■ • SUNSIIOWEE has riot been ■ bustled . lately and coupled with Jean M'Elwyn form a great combination.. , CABDINAL LOGAN has done 'twa miles >vith .a lot" of Respect but therb '" has not been tho-usual dash lately amt .; ..if he runs prominently it,can ho tnkett' as a surprise improvement. - v PETEBW AH lvas :fepeett to "lie -'# . • With;the. best of thom he . does not'break .lie should go He will be coupled with .Tin- i-hroV. ATJTHOR JINKS is looffcd upon to •send the backmarkers; along 'and should his pace be. not used up early, he wi« be. somewhere handy when they turn into the straight.'.- '•. ~ ■' ... ■ Well, that' is all I' can find in the handicap : and,l foel sure I will bo porting:.either .• .y •. ■,-';' ; ;' v\ • |-,-.."" OanaeJ. ■•'■'.*'■:'■■■. ■■'.. '■;■•,&. ■">.<.' or: ,-. ;:.;,' iTative , \\ ,j I Perhaps both!.- "' ' " .. >' _._;,- ~■ :'..'■'..[ ■ NOW ; FOI"THE':MINOn EVENTS.. Bayfield .- Deceitful and ' ''^ Fifa '■' ''."'•' '"■" .' ' '■'■■ Domain llandknp, Ulhi and > South-: . crn Don. :.- :.-■ i ' "" . ' ■ Beach Haudkap,, Nelson 'a -Victorv and Sunchild. St.. Clair Handicap, Tonic and''Jock ' , Biugen. ~.':. / ../Bcnown; Handicap, . Breutlight :iml Pink Sugar. , ' 1 Flying Handicap, Morning Sun and ; Vendome. , ■ —r— .--":" .! ''■ ~ • KACPfG NEWS. .:, '., i. : * \ '.FIXTUEES. '• V ;: . May_B, 10—Egmoiit meeting, K r May 9. 10—Nelson meeting. "* . '. tilunstar- M. prum'isiiig hurdler-in the North Island is an acceptor for the Egmon't meeting. He won very easily - in-his last start. -Humour has it,that Eoyal Saxou will not race for some time. / - came home as expected in the principal event at the Amberley meeting, and he is very wellior any en-, gagements ahead. , ~ . The Viscount, should, i return 'somy thing better soon and, althougli he had nothing tough U, beat, bar the winner, lie stayed, on well in-the G;B. Starkey .. Memorial- Handicap at Amberley" last Saturday., . : ~ •'■■/L~'' Audience shapes well •'for a hack. Sapient, iu the same stable, has also shown good, form in recent races and iiese two. may -be .worthy of note ..if " hey step out- again, amongst the mod-' rate one?., ... • ... Eadiae will not race at. the' Southand. meeting next week, but he will )e prepared for .the Duliedin. jumping ueeting in June-,.