OTAHUHU TROTTING CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 279, 23 November 1921, Page 2

OTAHUHU TROTTING CLUB.

'. j TEE SPSING MEBSDfG. \ CU.VCLIDIXt; DAY'S lUCLXG : I The OUbuhu Trotting QnhP, gprij. f Meeting was «.onclud*i at AteS 5 Parktc-da. v . The rain of the Sj - cleared, but a Lc.-a.vv Ehower fen 3C T* 3 came out for the second race- t W rP - weather cleared and gare promia 0 { - e,ng Cne. There W a good r for an off day. * : Results:— 6 CT J^i , fficnild m ' S e by^dW< 2 t Hi.'lii:,'4t.,::i. ou.vds iieliinrl-puin'n, - T-Jtla beliim-J—Owner '' - K beimd^,'^ c^.^^ - t Also started: Victor liora limit* Sh e Z* j Hun.rise limfr. Lady Viva Itait J*3s! limit. Sweet Kiak limit, Te I>oiu£ lt S v the Oruat Umit, Gouleu Downs' SS? .- (kilden CJsite limit. iSosaUe I'atch unm U Toller limit, Mi-ss i-itch li-yds, feter Ihm = looyda, Uuia l.irl BOytto, Wild Nui^r 1 " 1 L .Sherwood Surprise was u.uick. iir'beiin c I ninp. leading along the baeK. followed by • Allan the ureal aud Mias i'aieh, wt m e m? » ! Massing- the stand Elsa Nore luul iesniaed 1 ■ (oinmauil of Shenvuod Surpriiic, Alkn thl 1 Great, with Kereone foUo\rtng, and J^T • I bern? her nearest arteudant, and Bill Honlt - running tip rliipfl. Kerpone «ot np as tiiw came to tile top srrevrh. and bm Hbwt went out after r.laa Nor?, but a coorfe of 1 skips spuils a possible wtunins chance- Elsa. ) Nore lendins at the. finish by two and'a-latif . lpn?fh.-i. with Kcreonp throe. lengths .itjt third, :mtl followed, two lengths furtt;; = ha-K. by Te 1,, i. (i.,lden (iatc Allan tte (Ireat. • Slu-nvoor! .Siinnlae. Toiler, and . Victor Hovit. Time, 3.03. Hnia Girl was ' J favcrariiu. j IEPSOir lIASOWAP iHAR>BESS), oi ~ssovs. One mile and a-half. .ItATANA. hr <•. ::yrs. by Pointer--1 --iJur Asklp i.ile"srs. riarkson- and Gr.Mhaml. llmir—.J. iJrrce 1 , JF-WKL. br ;n. r.yrs (Mr. .r. T. PailV; ' 'iiniit—Owner j 1 I'l'DI'MA. b -. .">yrs i.\ir. IT. C. liTurpliy)' j2.vds-.!I. Mf.Vaushtun J i Ji.\si> started: llnlden I'ark llnrit. Silvi- ; Moon limit. .Siiiplisht limit. GoliT sound , limit, Christr-.nia Jimk. neather Girl Umit. - The Infant limit. Wakannl 13v<is, fflenoc > liyds. Rel.-im-p 12yds. (Jrcy Peter, livds ? fi.nstTl.pt lSydg, lri*h Bell i4yds, Herdlli f CWj-ds. Gold Plukc 2iyds, Plain Bob 38jds, j ai><l Napper :S!yd.=. Jewel was to hpfrin. follonrea bi 1 Pnduma. Uol.i SiMind, Irish Bell.. EataM > artd Wsikannl in that onler. <Joing along the biii-k ruiinir.a ran to Uie front, ana i pissing thp stand w-as out three lengths 1 tn from of J*jwel and Itatana, whka wen t irspfher mtii Gold Sound, fflenoc and - I AVdkaiiui foUowlns an named. Going along j the hiiek IKatann moved r.p to Pndmna, and w:i-s on trrra«:is they crossed the tofl, witb - Jew.-l a leu-ffth, the Issue now Bdu- ! between the trio. In the ran home they j were all hard Mt it. an exciting race seeing Ha tana r-et the veriict by halt a head frnm .rowel, whicn was ttvo lengtba in , frrait. eff Puduma. Xapper was fnuith, and ; then fame 'Reliance, Wabamdi <J044 Somd, itlenoc Irish Bell and 13016, ' 2.4s il-vj. Ilatana was favourite. I-TAiNIM.-.A.P nf .SOOsors,; for mi hoppled liorses only. Liffilr. 4.32 Two i miles. ' fJESA PATCH, br m. aged, by Dae .I'atch—l.pna 0. iifr. A. E. Barker). : j .fl.vrts liphinrt—Barker I BLCTT'HT.on. i>;!; p, ag-ed Olr. H. Join> FTonoi. l-rcls lienind—McQCaster 1 GHI.n BOY b :x. aged Ofc T. Eos), •ttGy-ds 'oeiinid—Hoc J Al«o started: Te Arnihaea limit. AmbnFli 24ytis hch:ud. Hint 48yds. Wild Laa l«yds, Blackthorn 12yil«. Te .ttaibnpn refused to ?-trtke a ?a!t. ana Bhi»wwv] soon ran to th? fnrar. and led . past the Kauri, fnlio-n-pd by Bhwirhorii. Lena Parch. Hinr. -VVlki i.iKl and; Gold Boy. in that order. Rluewnod srill had charge f as they passed rhe stand for tie second i. rime. Lena Patch Ms. -nearest '- attendant, with Biac-kxliorn next, irtile i *?o:d Bey hnd martf tip ;i lot of groimd. aid ! was nw within rc:isiu:al)!e di.=t2!iCß of tne lead-ers. P.lnewrs-d lpd aions the tact tie > last time rruud. and turned"for home jus - denr of Lena Patch. In the ran to the jiidjre I.ma Patch gradually -wore down Rluewcod. ;i":l sot rlie decision iy a • length ai:d a-hnlf. r?oW Boy-hem? ttee • lensrhs further haefc. then came Blactl thnrn. Willi L:id and Hlnr. T:nie, 3.15. TTCd . Lad was favourite. ; LIVEPOOL HANDK'AP of ICGOsoTS. Two miles. . I NIT A 8K1.1,. hr m. .lyrs. by flold Bell— As"Dta (Mr. 'Jpo. I'atoni. iKirds boalnil -Mwxier 1 - ONYX, h m. .*,.vm iW. L. Kins), iliyds J befttnd—J. Me.sHerV.- t.... 2 - TtXIXKNIiALE. hlk s. ageii (Jfr. H. A. ' ] Jardeii'. 1-yds lu'Uind—Owner 3 : jTAKATUNA JOCKTTT CLOTS iIEETTXG. - I ilwins ;n !>;i'l ireathe- at Gisbome the . I rafeti'irse" MsrrSni ami rhaplia cnaW not tie " ] shir.pin!. ;iril hnvr fhOTOfnrc been, aaatdri > for all engagements at tfce TaSaptna I meeting. f * ♦.- I JSHHL"RHT KACES. ''-.:£. (By TelP?rapli.—Press Association.) ASHHIRST. thisday. Th» nrarher Tas iri - fer the AshSmSfr • ■ r.-.lian_-iua Unpins >:•'■■> .Ucetinsr to-daj, i i and roßslrienilily the attcadince. ■ I Thr course was hpavr. Results:— . i Hack Ilnrciiri nf I.", rsors.. one mile md ," i a -hall. Wa:- I • .in 'K. i'.ipestakPl r. Stt I l-'aa Ifiil -. Tγ Niairp .:. s r.ttrheil: Pssaea.|ecr. iltiy. Roy. liraiira Ki.i. The Bamnet, > ■ Tn>nTh:iin '!•-■•:- 11.ir.-ii I In. .HaaiitO Cafflft W.in liy ;iil!f a i",i:.-!i. Tin;e, 3-i. flolrt I'roMorj lor; h:s rider at tlie first l'tihanrira II:!':oi".T> of 2"'l?ors.. 5iJ >nna*. — IVnin::iro:i ii:.' M'.rrif". 5.5. Ij *»*. ! <'::nkn. AstPrinn. Soldier's ItdTCi I \;c:ni.: v Mis< ;v-,. : M,':unry, Starengl ! W.ji; i.y a li'uslli. Time. 1.17 1-5.