THE TARANAKI MEETING.

Auckland Star, Issue LVII, 1 March 1926, Page 11

THE TARANAKI MEETING.

: KOKIKITEA WIKS TIIE CCP. i (tiy Tolesr.inh. —Press Association. , ) ■ | NEW PLYMOUTH. Saturday. The Taranat: Trotting Club's annual i meeting took place to-day. The weather was showery, and the going slightly holding. ! There was a good attendance, and the totnli- ' sat.-ir inTfstniPnts were £13. '2'6'.\ compared with £12.247 ]<>• last year. : Orcy Peter was the oniy withdrawal from the Tarnnnkt Cup. whi-h wn* run in heavy rain. Kockburu carried more than double !_»• Mite Liiv.'su-cl or. :he bracketed pair. Rostievor and Kok!rtten. The Held gm nicely away. Toll I'hlinrs lon I'CUgluji, and Kornbnrn i-nnjpr'.siiig the leading division ever the first mile. Passing the stand the tfio'.ii time Kockbiirn was slightly in front cf 1".;: 1 unri then came Toil Chimes, fn.-'.e Uor:. and Hiiz Buz. i:..cl:hurn nnd 1 >ri; L'ousliis wore together Pilfering the hack strer.-h, ai:J then lion Ixuglas drew out to the fnmt. but ;it the High Siliool I'ucle Br-rt wns leading from liapimc WlMwood, K<>kSriten. and" H<ni Douglas. fm-le ISort was . iho tirst to turn for homo, but Kokiritea then (amp away to nin i>y halt n length from Ti:ll Clilun-F. with Riphno Wiluwood si l:.-ad awny. iLlrd. Inch- Ili-r: v.us close !■•). i until. [!r&u'.t* r.r<» :is toWnw :— M.MIiEX lIANPIfWI". One n::> an.] a h.-.i.". •J —C<-.1.1 l'ial— ("J. \VlI!ln:r:s ■ 1 - It.-;/.;>. lirrit - ti—Castle I'iiimw, rr-i'.i '■'■ Also siarttsl: i r> I Ju-k Ah"-, i.'li lleveii!--. il i Miiid >•:■ in- Mr.imtulrM. Wen 1..T fcur licgihs. Tin;.-. ::.:;-l\. WAITARA HAM !CA!'. Or..' m!> and a half. I—The-' Tiacr. T.'yds i.\. t'orrigani .... ! .". — Iljivlancl. iimit - ■i—Albert's Dei!, limit s 1 Also started: iUi Vanity Uuy, iG) Knlrto. (7i Lobster, lii.i IVtur MiliwaiJ, f> Some Juz?. Won hy three lecsrihs. T ! — -. "'" IREXn HANDICAP. Two nr.U?. l—?N:or P.omrirp. 30yds—A. Corrigan l o —S; ccci King, limit - o- —Van Kicli, 7:lyds ;; AL«o started: iCi Albert Zo'.oik, (J) Maid of the Mountains. i3) I'laiu Dob, i J . i Moko Chief, t7( (jrcat K< in. Won Ly three lergtbs. Time. 4. ."6 2 j. TAKANAKI Cl'P. Two miles. 2—KoklrltPd. 48yris—\V. Wiiiotts 1 j 7—Toll fTalmfs. limit v '■.j—Daptine Wildwood. ooyils 3 Also startPd : t3i Inn lionglnis. i 5) l"nc!e Brrt, til Kockourn. 121 Unstrevor icouplt-ci with Kokiritea), t4) Buz Duz. Koklrltca won by half a longtli from Toll Chimes, with luiphne \\ i'.cwood v head anay. third. Time, 4.4s 3-5. j OMATA HAXniCAP. One mile and a half. 11—Aggie Bell. 12yds—A. Cameron .... 1 4—Albert. Zoloek. 12yds 3—Great Kevin, ."Gyds a Also started: ffi) Cnstle Chimes, <o) Moko Chiff. (2) \\"hy Wcrry. Won by four length.'. Time, 3.41 2-.". MOTL'KOA HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. ■ S—Talpnrp. Rfiydf— W. Willetts l ■.".—<;<.ld tilal. limit " ('.—Master lirattsn. 06yds :; Also started: i7i Our Bnrly, C2i Jineline!!s. 11l Bright Light, (8) Plain Bob, (4; Blue Glen. Won by two lengths and a half. Time, 3.3 —-'>. The jockey of Pial to weich in. and was disqualified, the second money i going to Master (irattan. The jockey of ! llluh r;>n. who finished fourth, also failed to weigh in, no third award being given. 'j IXGLEWOOD HANDICAP. Two miles. I—Peterson, 72yds—A. Corrigan 1 2—Laurler. 60yds ■> 6—Some Jazz. 204 yds ...\ 3 Also starter!: 17) Vanity Boy. (4) Albert's Bcil. tot Lobster. (3) I'ptpr McDonald j Won by two lengths. Time, 0.7 l-o." FAREWELL HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. I—Rockbnrn. 12yds—J Shaw > • 2—Toll Chimes. "l2yds ...... 0 1 6—Daphne U'lldwoud, 72yds .!......'! 5 ■ AJfo started: (.j) Uncle Bert, (3) Jean ; Darling. <4) Typist. . j Won by two lengths. Time, 3.0.