PATRIOTIC TROTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 245, 14 October 1918, Page 7

PATRIOTIC TROTS.

MEETING AT POINT CHEVALIER. TIIE FLORAL LJUKBX CONTEST. The keenness of the supporters of Miss M. Campion, a candidate In the Point Chevalier Floral Queen Competition, was exemplified in trotting sports lield 10 assist that lady's eandidatuurc, at Mr A. Barker's trotting paddock, Point ChevaUer, on Saturday afternoon. The weather being fine, it was accordingly a large attendance, estimated at well over 1000, that witnessed the events, Results were:— Ladles' Trotting.— Bronze Patch (Mrs Kclsey) 1, Springbok (Miss llanklni 2. Maiden Trot.—Mr l>avls' Winkle 1, J. Redahaw 2, 11. Dell's Anxac S. Walking Competition. —W. Faukler 1. W. 11. Martin's linger 2, A. Barker's Miss Patch 3. Open Trotting Exhibition.—C. Reds-ha-w's Bronze Patch 1. W. Davis' Winkle 2. W. Fanlder X Mauder Trot.—W. Davics' Winkle 1, C Redshaw's Sir Prize 2. Ladies' Trot. —C. Kedshaw's Bronze Patch (Mrs Kelsey) 1, P. Ciitts Springbok (Miss Uanklii) '1. Walking Competition.—W. Fanlder and W. H. Martin L Open Trot.—o. Kedshaw's Bronze I"atch I, W. Davies 1 Winkle 2. Hunting Competition (Ladies).— R. Fnrness' Dick (Mrs Griersonj 1, Miss Hunkin's Roddy (Miss Hankln) 2. Hunting Competition ((ionttemen).— K. Furness' Dick 1, .1. Patton 2, C. H. Bishop 3. High Jomp.—R. H. Seal's N'lgjror 1, W. 11. Martin's Yankee 2. Best Light Turnoiu.—lt. T. Warnock 1, G. Mitchell i Rest Light Draught House.—John Burns and Co.'s Nobby 1. I'\ .lagger's Captain 2. Heavy Draught.— Northern Boiler Mills' Darkey 1, Northern Holler Mills' Mlck 2. Best Boy or Girl Rider.—Mona Elliott 1, Horace Dulion 2. Stockman's Competition.—W. Glasgow 1, W. Fnulder 2. Tug-of-Wnr on Horseback.—A. Barber, W. Faulder, Mortenseu, aud A. rnrfltt 1. The prizes were presented by the Mayoress (Mrs J. 11. Gunson).