THREE IN LINE.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 307, 28 December 1929, Page 12

THREE IN LINE.

WONDERFUL DERBY FINISH. G-BSAT ' PARRISH LUCKY. When the field paraded for the Auckland Trotting Cup Silk Thread was the only absentee, -leaving fourteen runners to contest"the' chief event of the day. was a solid betting race with most money (£1916) invested on the DilworthImprint bracket, with Gold Jacket ( ; EIOS3) and tlio-.Co'ncliff-Prince Pointer "bracket (£1179) next in the order; of betting. Peter Pingen, who ran second, had only £419 invested on his number. When they were" dispatched, Peterwah and Free Advice broke up, but the last-named so'ori settled down: Dilworth was the early leader from Machine Gun, Bonny Logan, Linkman and The Abbey. When they passed • the stand-the first' timeDilworth was a; couple of lengths clear' of Machine Gun, then came Bonny Logan, Linkman, Pre© Advice, The Abbey and Gold Jacket, with Conclilf and 7 Peterwah last. When they came round again Dilworth was still in front from Machine Gun, then cairie Bonny Logan, Free Advice, Linkman and Gold Jacket. Machine Gun rail up to Dilwoijth along the back, with Bonny Logan and. Free Advice handy. Before reaching the Hop Machine Gun headed Dilworth. Gold .Jacket also put 'in a good run, with Peter Bingen coming fast on the outside of ithe field. ..Machine Gun was first into the straight'with Gold Jacket, Dilworth and Peter Bingen next. In the run- home Gold Jacket took charge and won easily by one and a half lengths; from Peter Bingen, with Machine Gun and Padlock, who dead-heated, one and a half lengths away. Kohara was next, then., came Advice, 'bfeatieh off. t \ Derby. . ly-vp: ■ Idle Propßata and Flora Guy. declined their engagements in the Great] Northern Trotting Derby, for which eight well-seasoned three-year-olds went to ;the post.' When the final figures were adjusted, Great Parrish, the favourite, carried £2473. with Ngingo Ngingo ; (£1657) and Purser (£1459) also well supported, -JNgingo ; Ngingp-tangled at the start'and''lost many lengths, while Purser broke up badly and did not. settle down untili'the-field was 50 yards away. First Flight was quickest to begin from Great Parrish, Kewpie's Guy, Lydia, and Royal Sillc, and the order passing the stand was = First -Flight.; just clear of. Great Parrish', then' two , lengths away, came Royal Sillc and Kewpie's Guy, followed by Lydia, Grand Canyon, Ngingo Ngingo and Purser. AlongX'the- .back: •First Flight was two lengths clear-of. Great Parrish, with Royal Silk, Ngingo Ngirigo and Grand Canyon next. They raced across the top and into the straight ~ in 'that order, and half-way down tKe 1 v running threat Parrish went to the 'front, -and looked "like winning easily, when - Ngingo., Ngingo and Royal Silk challenged, and in .a desperate finish Parrish got the verdict by half a Mead' from Ngirigo ' Ngingo, who beat Rdyal* Sillc >by. a-rsimilar distance.' First Flight was fourth, four lengths away, with the others eased up. Another Favourite Unplaced. Great"... Delight and Wilma Dillon declined their engagements in the Grandstand Handicap, for which the favourite, Mountain Dell>, carried £1881, next : inrequest, being, .Cornelian (£1254) and lleremai,;'''who was entrusted with £1029. Hal': Chimes and Storiey were slow to move"and' Cornelian -began best and led..past the stand from. Concertina, and four' lengths away came Tony •Victor, Stanmoor, Mountain Dell and Brutus.- -Explosion,' who was lying third just before reaching the, stand,-.broke itp badly. f the stand the next time.. 'Cornelian, and Concertina were racing abreast with' Tony Victor and Mountain Dell hatldy, 'theft followed Stanmoor, Brutus and Evelyn Locanda all close up. Mountain Dell took charge along the back, attended by Brutus, Cornelian, Evelyn Locanda,- -Reremai and Stanmoor, and'they paced across the top into the straight-, in that, order. About 40 yards, from the post. 'Brutus looked a likely winner, "but' brokb up, and in a good finish Evelyn' Loba'nda ' got' up-to win by a long neck from Reremai, with Stanmoor quarters of a length away. Brutus " was next, followed by Hal Chimes, ' Motintaih 'Dell and Cornelian. The Rowe Cup. Peterwah was the only withdrawal from the Rowe Trotting Cup, for which event 10 horses faced the starter. The pool was a good one with Waikaha (£2074), Raima (£1731) and the bracket "Western Voyage, Young Blake and Elzear.-.(£107G) most in. demand. They left to a good'-start and Peter McKinney, soon had a break of six lengths on the field, leading past the stand from Raima and Bingen,;after whom.:came Wai- ; kaha, Sist'er'Beatrice', Ngatira and Kempton. When they came round' again Peter McKinney was, still.three lengths clear of Raima, then came Rose Bingen, Waikaha and Young Blake, ali close together. Just t K oiT, S out of the straight, Sister Jlfefttnco broke and dropped back last, Mining Raima to show the way along the from Kobo,Bingen, who was closing mm liiin, followed" by Waikaha and \%rtr McKinney, together, with Young (/(Ajjto it/id Kent11ton next , botoo distance liiilnui turned for home first from jtfjtiQ libif/itti, who finished strongly but ffiwd to a head. Young; Bjalffl witsirif/lengtliHftway with Pet'or "Ai^Kiitinsy liftlf a length further back, followed by Wal It aim, Ngatira, Elzcar and Komptoiiv Florcnt Lands St. Holler's. Genuine was not harneflHcd up for tlio St. Helicr's Handicap, the chief sprint

race of the day. Betting was brisk with Wilma Dillon (£1602), Wrackler (£1142) and the Vendome—The Shrew bracket (£872)" carrying most money.. Florint, the' winner, only had £212 invested on him and paid over a score. ' Acre and Oakhampton broke at the start, Florent leading along tlio back from Warplane, Gold Dial, First Carbine and Wilma Dillon. At the stand Warplane and Florent were on' terms with Wilma Dillon, First Carbine, Gold Dial, Carmel and Rockburn next. Warplane led Florent along the back with Wilma Dillon and First Carbine handy, but he broke before reaching the straight at which stage Florent was- showing the way to Wilma Dillon, Bessie Lorran and Rockburn. Florent hung on gamely and beat Bonny Logan by a head, with Torpedo Huon. who finished very fast, a neck away. Wrackler was fourth, then came Imprint, Wilma Dillon and Nelson Tasker. Great Peter, at Last. Fourteen went to the post for the Akarana Handicap, the concluding event of the day. The public made Great Peter a hot favourite, entrusting him with £2218, next in request being Ricliore (£939), and Warspite (£884). When they were let go, Delavan Bill was slow to move and Nella Dillon had command going past the stand from Ricliore, Ursuline, Childe Audubon, Haeranga Pai and Great Peter..v ,There was little alteration in the running along the back where Great Peter .moved up, and putting up a fast run he was with the leaders, Nella Dillon and Richore as they' entered tlie straight. In the run home Great Peter drew out and won easily by one and a quarter lengths from Nella Dillon, with Richore a ' neck away in third place. Haeranga Pai was fourth and Hal Chime's next. I > The Totalisator. - ... During the day the sum of £61,709 was put through the totalisator, against £60,840 for the corresponding day last 'year, an'-^n'creasoi^if^Ba, v ; ,D,etailedyre§ijlts:—-' INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP; of 300so'vs, Two miles. " Limit, 4;50. ' S—LINNET5 —LINNET TI-IB GREAT, b m, syrs, by McGregor the Great —Linnet (Messrs. McKendrick Bros.), 12yds—F. .7. Smith 1 3—TAMAHINE, blk m, syrs (Mr. J. A. Mitchell)' 12yds—W.: Hughes -2 B—WILD8 —WILD NUT, b g, aged (Mr. W. G. Stephens), limit —Owner •••••• ° Also-started :■ 4-Marble Star, ,11 Bingen, limit'; 7 Gold Star. 6 Kolmar, 24yds1< Akenehi, 36yds; 2 Writer, 48ydS; 9 Ans*liiie, 60yds; 10, Lady Fan, 84yds. X Won by-:-a length and-:'-a Ual/,/third horse; same "distance.- away. *■ Times, 4.a0, 3-i>, 4.51 1-5, and 4.53. Winner trained by F. J. Smith, Epsom. 'DECEMBER HANDICAP of SOOsovs. One mile and a half* Limit' 3;29. I—ENAWAH, ch m, syrs, by Peterwah Ena Bell (Mr. W. Johnstone), limit—R. A, McMillan 1 S—BENEFICE,; b< m, 6yrs (Mr. R. J. ; . Stirling), limit—:K. Morrison .; 4—WARSPITE, b g, syrs (Messrs. Averill Bros.), 12yds—J. Shaw . 3 Also started • 12 Bawldy Locanda, 9 Great BaUin, li Maid of the Mountains, 6 Nella Dillon, 2 Kueen Elizabeth, 7 Rolfe Audubon, limit; 8 Trustworthy, 12yds; 10 Lord Nepean, 36yds; 3''Sir Author, , ; 48yds. Won by a length, third horse a head away. Times, 3.29, 3.29 2-5 and 3.28 3-5. Winner trained, by .R. A. McMillan,. Tamahere. AUCKLAND TROTTING CUProf. 165050v5. ; Two miles. Limit; 4.28. 2—GOLD JACKET, blk g, aged, tjy Gold Bell—Lady S. (Mr. E. J. Parkes), 48yds —A. Bryce ........ 1 S—PETER BINGEN, br h, aged (Mr. W. Johnstone), 84yds—J..tJ. Kennerley ....••••••••••• B—PADLOCK, br h, aged (Mr. J. A. • Mitchell), 72yds—W. Hughes ... ♦ 6—MACHINE GUN, br g, aged (Mr. R. A. McMillan), Limit—Owner ♦Dead heat for third. Also started: 12 Bonny Logan, 5 Free Advice, 7 Linkman, 10 The Abbey, 1 Dilworth, limit, and Imprint, 24yds..:( col1 P^' > 3 Concliff, limit, and'sPrinee Pointer, 60yds (coupled) ; 11 Peterwfh, ; 2|yds ;; -4 Kohaia, 48yds. • 00$ £■■£; . Won by a length;;: and'-a half, horse tlu'ce-quartcrs l . of -aand dead heaters a:len"th «nci a hafawaj. Times: 4.33 2-5, 4.35,:.8-5,| 4.W Winner trained by , : L. McMahon, Epsom. great northern; trotting i derby of lOOOsovs. For. i-three-year-olds. ;< One xnile half;- i • j,>.. I—GREAT1 —GREAT PARRISHi,; f ;br. c,__ 3yrs, by ■■ Guy Bell (Mr. J". T. Paiil).—Owner .....'....V X •' 2—NGINGO NGINGO, br c, 3yrsr(Mr. P. 81., Morten)— Bryce •;••••• i 6—ROYALS-SILK, bf 3yrs (Mr. S. ■J. Thomas)— Owner •>. ■ stMtefl#s.':First Flight, 7 Grand' Canyon^-8 Kewpie's Gjiy,'s Lydia, 3 Purser. wohwby- half; a'■head, third horse same distance'' v awayvr;i;Time^:, 3.30 3-5, 3.30 4-5, SI ';1 "V " : Winner v ;by owner, Mangere. GRANDSTAND'HANDICAP of 350sovs. Two miles. Limit 4.38. g—EVELYN LOCANDA, b m, aged, by Brent Locanda —Evelyn (Mr. E. H. Cucksey), 48yds—J. Bryce 1 3—REREMAI, br m, aged (Mr. J. Simkin), 48yds—J. T Paul .... 2 6—STANMOOR, br g, aged (Mr. B,\ J. Elliot), 36yds—S. August .. 3 Also started; 11 Concertina, 2 Cornelian, limit; 10 Dick-Dillon, ,4' Explosion, i 7 Hal Chimes,, 8 Storiey,: 0 Tony Victor 24yds ; 12 Brutus,' -36yds;; 1-.Mountain UoU, '48yds. ' 'If ' v > "» ■- Won by. a long neck, third horse threequarters., of a length away, Times, 4.38, 4.38 1-5, 4.39 3-5. Winner- 1 trained by T. W Nightingale, Onehunga. ROWE TROTTING CUP of lOOOsovs. For trotting horses only. Limit 4.36. ..•» ■"" 'i Two .miles." ', , 2—RAIMA, ch g a, Nelson Bingen— Ngaraima (Mr. J. H. Lloyd), Lt. i.. —J. J. Kennerley*.—-v.- 1 ■ 'S—ROSE BINGEN,-. b,m a,;.(Messra. C. ' and W. Johnstone),- lSyds— ; A.-.> ■"> Julian 2 B—YOUNG BLAKE, br g a .(Messrs.;M.\ v V O'Brien, and G. J. Barton), XB4 yds—Mi Holmes .. .v.-'X 37—PETER McIsINNEY, br g a (Messrs. It. A. McMillan and. C. Moi'an), :-V 'Lt—Ri MqMillan . . • '4' Albo started: 8 Ngatira, limit"; '4 Kemp t°n, 0 sister Beatrice, 1 Waikaha, .48jds; Voyage, 60yds, and Blzear, ioßyd», braglwtod. Won by a linad, third horse a length away." . : 4.48 1-5, 4.44 2-5, 4,39 3-5, and 4.4-7 I-D, A\vftmuti'' Keimeley, To

-st. helier'S Handicap : «f\4ooapvs. One mile and a Limit, 2^B. 10—FLORENT, br g, aged, "by Florizel —Adelaide (Mr. C. E. Sampson), limit—A. Broughton .... 1 11—BESSIE LOGAN,' b', in, aged (Mr. C. S. Donald),'4B"yds—Owner .. 2 7—TORPEDO HUON, br.h, aged (Mr. E. J. Parkes), 30yds—A. Bryce 3 Also started.:-, 6 Oakhampton, limit; 4 Warplane, .limit, and Carmel, 36yds, coupled; 12 Gold' Dial, 3 5 Goldman, 8 Acre, 12yds; 14 First Carbine, 5 Rockburn, 1 Wilma Dillon, 24yds; 3 Vendome, 24yds,> and The Shrew, 36yds, coupled; 9 Imprint, :2 .- Wrackler, 48yds ;-. 13 , Nelson Tasker, ;60yds; 16 I ;Jewel 72yds. 1 i„ v i 1,-. .Won by . a head,third horse a neck ;aIWA.v. .. Times: 3.52 SSO i':' ;,I\Mnner!:t'ralned'li}y;! A : .?fljV". Te Awamutii. ■ i';','.' JHW- V* ■ AKARANA HANDICAP of 350sovs. One mile and a quarter. Limit, 2.525. I—GREAT PETER, br h, 6yrs, by Nelson Bingen—Bertha Bell (Mr. J. W. Tims)V' 24yds 1 4—NELLA DILLON, b m, syrs (Mr. T. M. Robertson), limit 2 2—RICHORE, ch g, 6yrs (Mr. J. R. • 7 • Corrlgan), liitait ' Also started; 14 Childe Audubon, 13 Delavan Bill, 11 Gt. Ballin, 6 Haerenga r Pfli,' 12 . Respect,,,]B Ursuline -limit;.-10|, Trustworthy, 7 Vahity Boy, '"3 WarSpiteJ. 12yds; 9 Te Wahia; 24yds ; 5 Hal 'Ctiimesi 36yds. Won by 'one length and a quarter, third horse a neck away. Times: 2.56 and.2.56 1-s.i\ i ~ , ff W.inner trained by ;j. !T,-^Pfujl,,-Mangere. | - . _ —