AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 103, 4 May 1925, Page 10

AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB.

THE AUTUMN MEETING. NELSON FAME WINS CORNWALL. MASTER COUNCILLOR THE MARCOXI. The first day of tbe autumn meeting of the Auckland Trotting Club was held on Saturday. The weather was dull but fine, except for a shower after the fourth race. There wits a good attendance, and tbe track was in good order. A Good Drvidend. All those carded for the Cornwall Handicap went to tbe post. Double Event, belonging to A. Fleming; was made a very warm favourite, carrying over £530 more than Florrie Bingen with Hue Coronado most fancied of the others. The colours of Bronze Patch were the first to become prominent. and he led past tbe stands from Nelson Fame. Florrie Bingen, Hnc Coronado and Double Event. There was no change till tbe top was reached, where Kelson Fame took command from Florrie Bingen, Hue Coronado and Double Event. Florrie Bingen, however, was first to turn for home from Kelson Fame, Hue Coronado and Double Event. The leader commenced to tire in tlie straight aud Kelson Fame got itp to beat her by a bead witli Double Event three-quarters of a length away, third. Hue Coronado, First Carbine, Xita Bell. Goldman and Comedy Chief were next. Tbe winner paid a good double figure dividend. It appears that Florrie Bingen's sulky received a bump during the race and one of the wheels was considerably damaged. In the circumstances she did well to get second place.

A Surprise. YVhetu was about f.'iUO better backed than Heather Girl for the Hobson Handicap with Syringa next best fancied. Anizoram was soon in front and going past the stand was followed by YVhetu. Darkuite, Grey Peter, Heather Girl, .Syringa, Childc Audubon and Reliance. When they came round again Reliance was in charge from Anizoram. YVhetu. Heather Girl, Syringa and Darknite. Reliance held bis position along tbe back from Heather Girl. Syringa, YVhetu and King Lear. Practically in this order they turned for home. Reliance going on to win by two lengths from Heather Girl which beat King Lear by a length. Syringa. Temple, YVhetu and Grey Peter were next. The winner returned over a score. Sose Bingen Wins Well. Rose Bingen started about £200 better favourite than Aerial Bingen for the Stewards' Trot' Handicap. Pete Peter and Al Mack being next iv request. Roi Alto was the early leader, and passing the stand was attended by Lady Nail, Tlie Tartar, Wiinmera King, Normica Heir (which had broken entering tlie straight when second). King Capitalist, Rose Bingen and Al Mack. When they came round again Lady Nan had assumed command from The Tartar, Roi Alto, Winuncra King, Rose Bingen, Pete Peter and Al Mack. Lady Xan broke going along the back, and" Rose Bingen was soon in the front, with Roi Alto, Pyramus, Pete Peter and Wimmera King next. In this order they turned for home, Rose Bingen winning comfortably by three lengths from Roi Alto, which beat Al Mack by a length and a-half. Pete Peter, King Capitalist, and The Tartar were next.

The Concluding Event. Rock Hinton and Syringa were the only for the Marconi Handi cap, with wh.ia.li the programme concluded. Brendo'was ma.de about £50 better favouritej.than Buz Buz, while Haricot and Kelson MacCormack also received .Mir support."" At the start YY. Orange, .the Brendo, was thrown out of his .sulky. Buz Buz wns fjrst to show out frorfi- and .v.hen the stand was reached Kelson MaeOormaek had taken charge fropi Buz Buz, Kelson Taskfr, Master '.Councillor" Lonl Minto and Haricot. Crossing the top tlie order was Kelson MacCormack. Buz; Buz. Master £otincillor, Nelson Tasker and- Lord Minto. ... Xefson MacCormack waa first to turn for; home, but Master Councillor sjoon headed him. and a good finish saw Master Councillor win by a neck. Kelson Derby wns a length away thirjl. with Haricot, Lord Minto, Buz Buz and Nelson Tasker next. The Totalisat.or.. During {he day the sum of £Tj0.207 was handled at the machine against £:!0.640 10/ for the same day last year.' an increase of £14,.3GG 10/. Later results are:—; CORNYVALL .HANDICAP (HARNESS) of 4."osovs. One mile. 10—NELSON FAME, b c. P.yrsTby Nelson ■Bingen—Noricc (Mr. G. Crawl, limit—Owner » 1 2—FLORRIE BINGEN. b Ml, aged (Mr. I. E. Sweetnpple and Mr.'.l. Shaw), limit —Shaw 2 I—DO(TBLB* EVENT- > g. 4yrs (Mr. A. FWmingi, limit—Fleming 3 Also started: (,S) _ Bronze Patch limit, (7) Muster Corrneillnp limit, (6) Goldman limit, (7i-Conscript 12yds behind. (-13") 'William the First, 12vds. |3) Hue Coronado 24yds, (D) Nlta Bell 24yds, - C">) Comedy Chief 24yds. (4) First Carbine 4Syds,'and (l'J) Promenade 00yds. ' ' ■ ' Won by" a" head, three-quarters of a length second nnd third.' Times, 2.1S 3-5. 2.18 4-5, and- 2.2 ft • ' UOBSON HANDICAP (Harness) of 400sovs. ""*' Two miles.' - -I—RELIANCE, b g, nged,- by Gold Bell , —Unknown .(Mr/ J. Whitten) 24yds—R. Hill! ...T-. 1 2—HEATHER GIRL, b m,- Cyrs. (Mr. v T:-'L. MeQuold), limit—G. T. Mit- \ chejl / -„ .. 2 G—KING LEAR, br g, n»e,d (Mr. W. ■ Perrifi),, (10yds—J. T. Paul- 3 Also started : (.">) Tranquil limit, (15) Darknite limit, (lb Bell Tower limit, (3) Syringa limit.. (14) Anoziram limit. (1) Wbetu limit, (SI Mint Boy limit, (4) Grey Peter limit, (111 llelnvan -Bill'24.vds,'-t l.'i I Una Pere 24yds. (KM Temple 30yds, (.71, Child,- Audubon 30yds, (10, Lord Nepean' OOyds (171 Cute' Lad GOyds. Won by two lengths, l'uur lengths between second and third. Times, 4.42 3-5, 4.45 3-5, 4.45 4-5. STEWARDS' TITOT HANDICAP (Harness race) of. 450sovs. Two miles. 1-ROSF. BINGEN, b m, Cyrs. Nelson Bingen—Kose Elect (Mr. C. .lohustone). 48yds—W. Wiliets 1 10—ROI ALTO, b g, aged (Mr. J. R. Teasdale), limit—MacMlPan " 4 —AI. MACK, b h. aged (Mr. A. F. Hazleman) 30yds—Ciinningham 3 Other starters: (0) Normica Heir 12yds (0) The Tartar 12yds. IS) Wimmera King 24yds, (51 Lady Nan 3(iyds, and Rostrevor GOyds (bracketedi. (11) Bundaberg 4Syds (13) King Capitalist 4Syds. (2i Aerial Bingen -ISyils. (.'! I Pete I'eter Unvtls 17) Pyramus i 2 yds, (12) Homeleig'h Dick S4yds, (14i Peter Dean S4yds. ' Wou by three lengths. length and a halt between second aud third. Times, 4.2G2-5 4.52 1-5, 4.50 4-5.

MARCONI HANDICAP (Harness) of I TSOOsovs. line mile and a-quarter. 1 O—MASTER COrNCIU.OR. b g. aged. by Councillor—Holly Maid iMessrs 1 W. an.l M. F.vans,. 4Sy,ls bhd.— YV. Evans '. l | •I—NELSON MacCOHMACK. b g, r.vrs ; 1 Mr. 1;. .s. Casey 1 :;oyds bhd— Bryce « G—NELSON DERBY, br 11. aged (Mill. Crawl. 48yds bhd—owner .. ?. Also started: (2, Buz Buz limit. (141 I nele Ben limit (Lii Respect ll'vds. 113) Rotbcliffe 12yds. (7) I.engb-n 12v.15. (•'li Haricot 12yds. ( 7, 1 Rockaway 12jds, (Hi Nelson Tasker 24yds. (11l Stanmoor lT4y,ls. Mi I'.rendo 24yds. (10J Lord Minto 24yds, 112) Wakanui 24yds. Won by a ne.-k. a length between second and third. Times. 2..">3, 2.."il 1-3, 2.3:14 3.

SOUTH CANTERBURY RACES. MOUNTAIN- LION WINS THE AUTUMN. (By Telegraph.-Tress Association.) TIMARf. Saturday. The South Canterbury Joeker Clubs Autumn Meeting concluded to-day in tine weather. I hough overnight rain made the tra.-k slightly holding. Th.- attendance was fair. R. Morris, the rider of Voute in tbe May Stakes, was lined £3 for interfering with Passing Hour and Soitoe. The totulisntor investments for the day amounted to iIIC.SIO 10/. compared with £20.000 lO' „n the second day last year The grand total for the meeting was £33,----027, against £.".."..7(i7 10/ Inst "year. .1. R. Kuan's injuries., received on the lirst day, arc not nearly so serious as at firs, thought. and A. .1. l'eart. who was also injured, was able to later ri.le again to-day. The following were the later results:—" AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 300sovs. One mile. 2—Mountain Lion. 8.13 (C. Emerson) 1 3—Warhaven. 7.10 2 IT— Guy Juliet, S.U ;i Also started: il) Ravenna, Ui Happy nays. Won hy three lengths. Time, 1.-ili Beaco„.s|-,.,i.i Hack Handicap.— 121 Coeli y-Bondhu. R. 5, (C. Emerson). 1; 14 > "phir. S.I. 2; ill Kilris. 5.12, ::. Also siart.-d : ill, Coosestep, is, _\._ i;„I,l, id Obligln, (.:;) Kerino. (3) IShandro, (121 I.c Forte, ,f)i Prompter, i 10) Solwav, ,K| Winkle's Rebel. Won by three le'n-'lhs Time. 1.31. Wai-iti Steeplechase, alinut two miles.— fi) Aurnure. 9.4. ( p. Keen) 1; (31 Kipling. 10.9. •>. ,i) ,;„■.,p.,, i. rin ,.,.. Os !., Also starred: (2) Whipcord, m Mettledrift. (.-.) Khohoro. (S| Greenstone (li) *"" c ,f.L r,? " k - Won b - v eight lengths. Time, Temuka Hack Handicap, six furlongs — 2) Hold Brick. N.l (C. Emerson l. 1; (71 Olympia. (1.11, 2: (S) Kniry Herald 7 7 3. Also started: ,l. Lord Leslie, i.",)' Mountain Rose. i:ti Some Abbey 161 Ro.ktellow. (11 50i1,,... do, Bon' Hope. CM Strong Bird. Won by two lengths. Time. I.lb l-.>. Seadown Welter Handicap, seven fur- ," s ,-~l'-) s " n ''P. •>■'■ If. Emerson), 1: (• ) Kilharry, 5.7. 2; [7,) Quality, 15.3. 3 Also started : (4) Happy Days, ,i) Enure (111 rieahorg. (0) l'rinee ('harleroi ,7,' Hurdy Gurrly, (Si Bella Lake. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.30. *

EGMONT RACING CLUB.

WEIGHTS DECLARED. (Hy Telegraph. —Press Association.l WELLINGTON. Sunday. The following weights have been declared by Mr. H Coyle for events tr, he run on the hrst ilay of the Egmont Mar-ins club's Winter Meeting, which takes place on Wednesday, May 12-— Tongahoe Hurdles. One mile and a half.—Lochson 12.2. Nnkumai 11,12 Vagabond 11.2. Te Kawa 11.2. Brigadier Bill 11.2. Puwhero 11.0. Oniahu 10.10. Alteration 10.9. Comedy Prince 10 4 Vvvnko 10 4 Bonny Rill 10.4. Liicullent 10.0, Glen Canny 9.12. Gold Peak ».,,, (',,„,.,,,„. ~ s . Passionate 9.7, S.ivnurv 9.7 White R.ll r 9.3, Knighthood !)..-.. Eonmiirk 9.-4. Otauru Kid 9.2, Sunny Yule 9.0. Marble Cross 9.0. Tatniata 9.0, Sea View 9.0 \rsene Lupin 9.0. Wee Sandy 9.1),A1l Wind 9.0, Mnunu 9.0. Asleep 9.0.

Telegraph Hack Handicap. Fh-e furlongs.—At tractive D..1. King Pot 0 .'! Euphonium 0.1, Te Kiiwn 0.1, Willow Wai 5.6. Lively Kire H.n. Curragtimore 5.4 Bonogne X.3. Miss Odille 7.11. Minstrel Boy 7.11. I.isogne 7.11. Korul Bonus 7 11 No Response 7.10. Queen Comet 7.3, Master Lucerne 7..-.. Empire Camp 7..".. Morning (Tift 1.3. Monaghun 7.2. Lu.lv Ora 7 0. Gold Tupaia 7.0. Ilioeora 7.0. Ganui 7.0. I'limn Hun 7.0, Erin's King 7.0, I'uawhato 7.0, Equalise 7.0, Insurance 7.(1. Hack Steeplechase, about two miles.— Charlatan 11.0, Bonibrook 10.11 Iliuituwa 10.0. Active Din, I'araoa 11.10. White Ranger 1).7. Snnsalino 0.2. Birkimella 9.0, Big Gun 0.0, Akbur 0.0, Katrine 0.0. Objector 9.0, I>ourthoiho 0.0, Cnclc Dave 9.0, Lady Comet 9.0. ' ~ - Egmont Steeplechase, about tw-b and a-half miles.—.Omahu 11.13, Bussing Through 11.10. Eerie 11.1. San Forte 10 10 Puwheno 10.7. Explorer 10.3. Buckeye 9.13. Dick 9.11, .First Line 9.7. Te Toa 9.4. Cdmplex 9.4, Tuki 9.4, Blue Hull 9.2, Arlrienne 9.0. Flying Handicap. Six furlongs.—King Merv 9.0./ Income 9.0. Dan Quin S (i. Rata •s.U, I'ounia.7.l3, AH'ort 7.9, Lady Ilcntinck 7.7, Art-Men 7.3, ; Mountain Bell 7.0, Avonlea G.lO. Lipsol 0.9, Oril's Delight 0.7. Lively Fire 0.7. Mcßac Memorial Handicap. One and a-quarter miles. —Hervmoami 9.3, Musketoon 5.12. Ilipo S.S. Tame Fox S.U. Old Steel 7.13, Imperial.-Spark 7.1 i. Whefu'nui 7.10, Gold Jacket 7.3, Y r aleneia 7.3, Sunshot 0.13. Archeen (i.lO. Muscari 11.7. ' Tawhiti Hack Handicap. Eight and ahalf Brigadier Bill 9.4. Anticipate 5.12. Euphonium 5.7. Troilns st Rowley 7.1.'!. - Active 7.11. Reliutui 7.11, Ring Potoa 7.9. No Response 7.7 LadyComet 7.3, Fire Brigade 7.3. Mountain Ore 7.0. Koosevate 7.0, Lady Oohvill 7.0, Rangi 7.0. Sarto 7.0. Lady San.'orto 7 0 Close Fire 7.0.