Grey Trots.
SECOND DAY OF COAST MEETING. Tradesmen's To Denver City. Great Way's Giesking Handicap. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) GREYMOUTH, this day. The Greymouth Trotting Club's spring meeting is concluding in brilliant weather and a record attendance. The track is fast. Detailed results:— TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP of 120sovs. Ten furlongs and a half. I—DENVER CITY, limit 1 4—KAWANA, limit 2 10—BONNY LOCANDA, limit 3 Also started: Dillon Chimes, Reylex, .Broker, Kokona, Chancellor Boy, Royal Audubon, limit; Nelson Gara, Brook Pointer 24yds. Won by three lengths, five lengths between second and third. ' ?hne, 3.8 4-5. Nelson Gara and Kokana fell. GEISEKING HANDICAP of 170sovs. Fourteen furlongs and a half. 2—GREAT WAT, 12yds ............ 1 I—NELSON PARRISH, 24yds 2 4 —JOCK BINGEN, 24yds * Also started: Silurian, Nelson Prince, Great Burton, limit; Dillon S., 12yds; Golden Spray 24yds; Accumulator 36yds Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, 4,26 3-5. A protest was lodged against Great Way, on the ground that he galloped past the post. HURRICANE HANDICAP, of lSOsovs. Eight furlongs and a half. I—DANNV BOY, 24yds * 3—DORRIE, 24yds 4—SILVER SEA, '24yds * Also started: Bonnie Locanda, Shot Silk, Kawana, Audience, Plying Kate, limit; Waipuke, Bessie Dillon, Ecstacy, Patsy Phagan, 36yds. Won by a length. Time, 2.29 2-5.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 255, 28 October 1929, Page 8
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