OTAHUHU TROTTING CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 47, 25 February 1901, Page 3

OTAHUHU TROTTING CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING.

The Otahuhu Trotting Club made a cummcncemeut with their Summer Meeting on Saturday last, when, despite the unfavourable vveatUcr, 'fully 2UOO people journeyed out to rotter's I'addoek to witness the • snort, and everything passed oft in a very satisfactory manner. Mr W. Lockhart, as UMtial, had his arrangements carried out iv a' thoroughly efficient way, while Mr A. R. Hu'Tis and Mr F. W. Edwards looked utter the responsible duties of judge and starter. in a manner pleasing to the turfites present. 1 Hiring the afternoon Mr C. F. Mark, who hid charge of the totallsator, put through the sum of i2SUB 10/ in 10/ tickets. Tuu following live tne concluding results:— SUBURBAN i'ONi' HANDICAP Of Susovsj second pony to receive Ssovh out of the stake, Six and a-lialf furlongs, sou-lur F. L.. Kitsun's eh in .Yns;; Lane, aged, by itrury Lane, 10.:s (Neville) 1 214—Mr M. Itcyiiuiils1 eh m Topsail, aged, «J.J ■ (Alel-v.vii; 2 154—Ml1 W. i'eillow s br m Certain, aged, B.u U-'letenen 3 Also started: 00—lilt-o-Fashion, aged, on (Harding: 1-3, Athel, 4yrs, 8.4 (Kehyj; 108 jt'ulry Tale, aged, i.v i,Jji-u8on); liv, Tjuieralla. Oyrs, 7.3 i/i.gue.i; 0. uueroa, Uyra, ,7.0 (Houtou): 50, Forester, ojrs, 0.7 (JaForester and Athel were in the van until the cutting was reached, when Miss Lane ... i n iier claim, and cowing on won rather easily by a length from Topsail, whne Certain was close up third. Time, 1.315. Total, l^0" JJivUl(-*lJti' A:J 13/" ELECTRIC TROT HANDICAP of 35sovs (saddle or harness); second horse to receive osovs from the stake. All horses •n-ill be handicapped to trot 2m Ms or better. One mile. 87-Jlr J- Brady's b m Little Agnes, aged, pedigree unknown, 2l)s IF. Brady) « ••• 1 j%_Mr K. G. Saiulall's b g Comet V., aged, 20s l.Sandali) - Ds—Mr \V\ Tozer's bg. Joker, aged, Ds, including 5s penalty (Toaer) 3 Also started: 03,Vum Yum, aged.Cs (W. 3. Greenwood): 10, Belle, aged,lUs (Chatteris): S Heiress, aged. 21s (Baker); 0, Hard Case, a''ed. 22s (Bighnni): iilu, Slim Jim, aged, 27m (Cotton); 14, Black Bess, yyrs, 27s (Douglas); Tt, Fibre, aged, 27s (Lowe). Little Agnes went away with the lead, and was never once headed, eventually winning by half a dozen yards from Comet V who with Joker came very fast in the last part of the journey. Time, lvi Sis. Total, 1071. Dividend, £4 3/. PLYING STAKES HANDICAP of 23SOVS; second pony to receive osovs from the stake. Five furlongs. 110—Mr J. May's bin Lady Dosborough, 4yrs, by Retrenchment—Pretoria, 7.10 (Fletcher) 1 81—Mr L- Putt's blk m The Spray, 4yrs, 7.10 (Kelsall) - SD5—Mr F. B. Kitson's eh m Miss Lane, aged, 10.5, including 71b penalty ■ (Neville) a

.Also started: 387, Talisman, aged, 9.0 (Johnson); 20, Spreydon, aged, 8.12 (Gunning)- 14, Certain, aged, 8.10 (Gilford); SO, Brooklauds, 3yra, 8.5, including 71b penalty (Mcßwen); 9, Nancy, syrs, 7.0 (Jenkins). • Lady l>esborough dashed off to the front immediately the barrier flew up, and making every post a winning one, ran home three lengths iv front of The .Spray, whiltJ Brooklauds was a length further away third. Time, 2m 5!>S. Total, 41)1. Dividend, £5 ID/.