Grey Trots.
SPRING MEETING OPENED.
Dilworth's Introductory.
(By telegraph.—Press Association.)
GREYMOUTH, this day.
The spring meeting of the Greymouth Trotting Club opened to-day, and will be concluded on Monday. The weather is fine; with the track in good order, and there is a larger attendance than usual at ? Coast meetings, due to the /presence of' eight. New Zealand Cup candidates in the chief; event. Results. INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP of 120sovs. Twelve furlongi) and a-half.- (No limlt.) limit .............. 1 4—ABIKITOA, limit 2 6—JACKIE LOGAN, 24yds ........ 3 Also started: Myrtle Dillon, Da Manrler, Allanora, Proud Pointer, Black' Locanda, Pedro, Beau' Sabreur, Lady Author, Kanleri, limit ; Dillon Chimes, 12yds; Lady .' Bee, 72yds. . - = Won ; hy : three, letagths, a head between second and thirds Time, 3A6 2-S----PETBIB HANDICAP of laOsovs. = Twelve furlongs and a-half. (Limit,; 2.33 to..mile. 5— limit ............. 1 3—NELSON PARRISH, limit .......... 2 2—NANCY BINGEN, 12yds .. 3 Also started: Hung Bell,* Scuttle, Sandy Wilkes, Merry Jiggs, Royal Review, Chancellor Boy. Todd Bingen, j Brandan, Ockley Wood, limit; Grent Bay, Eva Beta, Royal Audubon, 12yds; Comfort, Accumulator, 36yds; Grey wood, 48yds; Patch, 60yds; Connie Audubon, 72yds;' Repute, 84yds.
Won by a length, two lengths between second and third. Time, 3.50. .
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 249, 20 October 1928, Page 11
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